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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18
t. PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT
IN TaE MATTER Of THE ESTATE OF HESsY

1OVDl Z r, Deceased.
On readi0g and fling he petition Of Iaresref 3o1-
year, AcE3iListrat X of said estate, representing
among other things that Sc has fully a4Iniuis.-sd
SAD estate, and praying Th-s time and place ms te
AAed 10 examining and allowing her account o. ID
- - ordered that said account be examined - me
Judge u ms Court, The tEsnfy-rss dag - prcs
DodEeyiile-
And i Is further o. dered, that notice thereof be 81
- 70 All persons interested by publishing c1tt y
ti5 oFder Tor three successive weeks prior &c SD ~
OF nearing n the Mineral Point Tribune, TesAF
HeN spapSr circulating in said county
Dated November L. lS6S
BY THE CGCk-
E7FlS-i7s3 ALEX. NILSuS County judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18

Hos. SCHCYLER CoLFAx. Vice Pres
ldent elect, was married az Andover.
Ohio, today, wednesday, TO Miss
i ABE, a niece of Senator WADE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18

THE Lancaster Herald notices the
death Of Mr. JoHS CRABrREE, aged
shout 50, occasioned BY falling from
s fence, striking on his head and dis
locating the spinal column at the
base Of the neck, from which he died
IN less than two DAYS after.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18

DoC1oR PEAsE, delegate to the New
York Convention. and editor of the
Nontello Express. SAYS:
The plank on reconstruction was
killed IN advance BY that silly and
foolish Broadhead letter OF Frank P.
Blair. There we were, and here re
are go57. IN a worse condition. as a par
-. than we We're before the Conven-
ton or election were held.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18

WIsCoSsIN.-The total vote Of this
State at the recent election. as we
learn from the Madison Journal. was
about 100000 for GRANT. and 1920
for SEYMOUR. Republican majority.
p 500.
The majorities on Congressman are
a follows: First dist, PAINE. Rep.
+29 ; second dist, HOPKINS, RepubIi-
can. 1914 third dist, COBB. Rep.
6.729 fourth dist. ELDRIDGE. Dem.
1888 fifth dist. SAWYER. RepuJIi-
can. 1865 sixth dist, WAsHBURx.
Rep, (abuut) $50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18

REVENUE FRAUDs.- The sub-com
mittee Of the joint Congressional Co
mmlttee resumed its session in New
York on Monday. Testimony was
given showing that frauds were now
being Perpetrated under the present
revenue laws; that dIstillers are as
successful now as under the old law.
II. evadIng the payment Of taxes; that
one third TO one-half of the whisker
manufactured escapes tax. The va
rIous modes IN which frauds are car
red out by which the Revenue Is de-
frauded, were fully explained.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18

wore or THE Sd CONGRESSIONAL
DIsrRICT From the Madison Journal
= gather the following eturns OF the
votes cat n this district at the re
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18
&UFI- W4I
II PRoBATE-I0wA COUNTY COURT
~ THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE pF DIN
7 OWENS, OF Iowa o., Deceased.

On reading and filing the petition Of rbeces " s-t
Jonn owens, representing among other things itzt
they have uHs administered said Isl ATE auI ar4s .1E
thai TINE and place be fixed i5r aE zi.gs
4Ds 1L1E account q iiielT ~TllEislrefigur
u !. ordered that said account BIZ examined hy The
Judge o. TINS Courr, the zls day q December, lgz
ensuing az The 90 House II the village 81 g1---
vile and II i further ordered that motto thereof 1s
gwen % All persons Interested b Publishing epE g
TINS order for three successive eeks ia tl= llsal
county.
Dated November Is. 1855 BY TIE .-pCET.
noFi>-n9tS3 ALEZ. WILssN OGuty judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18
Mineral Point Observation-Disclosures.

TEg.s. ALLEy se-retary q stare.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18
II PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT.

E0vlS-47E3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18
aeu Advertisements.
Partition sale.

STA1E OF ISCON~IN lOW 4
~ COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
STATE FAIRS.


TOLEDO. Ohio, Sept. 2l.-The Ohio State
Fair, now in progress here Is the largest and
best exhibition ever held in Ohio The live
stock department abounds in the best ami
mails. There nre on exhibition among the
horses some direct from France and draft
horses direct from England. The Agricul
cultural machine and implement depart
ment has never been equaled at any ex-
hibition. The fruit and vegetable halls are
large and full to overlooking. The Fine Art
hall Is the most attractive one ever fitted up
in Ohio Ample accommodation for visitors.
Weather fine. Attendance large.
QUINCY, Ill, Sept. 2l.-The grounds OF the
State Fair are mostly full this evening. The
road leading from the city to the grounds lie
crowded with people, stock and nipple
ments OF all kinds. The Fair Is exceeding
the expectations of its officers and friends.
Extra trains are coming In almost contin-
ually, full frcighted for the great Fair of the
West. There is already on the ground the
largest display OF agricultural and mechan-
zeal implements ever before at any Western
Fair, and they are coming in now at mid
night Dispatches 10 the officers say there
will be large additions in shape OF stock
machinery, &c to morrow. The reduced
rate. OF railroad fare here Is crowCipg our
city with visitors. Citizens are throwing
open their doors To accommodate the mass
of people Tie officers are as busy as men
can well he. Perfect order, however, pre-
walls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
80 :
Kew YORK.

NEW York. Sept. 2l.-The Board of 81.
q fmcn 'o-osy voted [, give reception to
Geo. Mcclellan in Tire Governors room,
upon his arrival.
a prayer meeting was held in Burns rat.
Oh 'o-day noon, at which there was mod
crate attendance
ibree convicts at the Sing Sing State
prison this morning seized powder boat.
after overpowering the guard and lcckinr
them in the holi, started down the river
with the vessel, landed sat the foot of Rock
land mountain and escaped.
The National Labor Congress assembled
mere To-day. Delegates are present. ,rrm
ms State. MARYLAND, Illinois, CONNECTICUT
New Jersey, Name, Ohio, Michigan. Inst
ans, and Re ls,lysnia. Also delegates frsm
ne ~ NatioAai typographical Union, National
1a'renterS, JNlarrs. Bns klavers. Machin,s.s
- atAsmihs' Unions, and from ,bre'
m9s@lns "onen's Assertions of this ci,v
ne aonuel isessag II the President ANA
ice fresieert were read. The object of IN.
C"n@ress is 20 ius.i,ut. reforms. establish
reciprocal se'aiions between the different
labor Organizations ane keep back the en-
crcachmenis Of central zei wealth upon the
tights Of labor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
LATEST News
HF' TE,EEGR.fPY.
ED THE DAILY REsNssEgAT'.
new YORK.

NV 1oRK, Sept. % The tribune At
lsntic special says OF Camilla. that when
near the town, the republican speakers
were met BY rebels mornted and armsd
who warned them not 10 go into town.
They went on aud we're met by the sheriff
Of ihs county, who informed them that
the psoplc would not allow radical to
speak in Camilla. They persisted, how
| ever, and On reaching the court house, they
and their friends were assaulted by mob.
Col. Potter 10 dangerously shot, Cspt. MUIR
ply 10 badly hurt, and many more Of the
republicans we're killed and wounded. A
large majority Of the republicans were col
ored men who, in. obedience to Gov 1ui.
locks proclamation Of the 14th inst. had
left their arms Ut home. Oihc'a' reports
place the number of killed and wounded at
five. These outfsges arc bsing per2etrated
all over the state. Goy. Balcck sent a
strong message to the legislature ,hs az
tsrnoon, accompanied by TN official report
OF tho riot from Maj Howard, q. S. A.,
commanding sub- disirict, ard recon- mend
ing the legislature 10 call On tho President
for troops to suppress insurroclicns and TO
enforce the laws CT the State. A fesolu-
ton ~,s offered in each house, calling on
the President to furnish sufficient military
force to preserve the peace, &c, but 1t ras
voted down in both houses, and III. Cover
nor's Message referred where i. viii be car
red
The ku kux Kan is said 10 have invad
ed New Jersey for some time. Mysterious
warnings with symbolic words, and bloody
heads and collins have been received by
Radical members OF military companiss,
threatening them with death, but no. notice
we're taken Of them except - . series Of
stupid jokes. On Sunday night, however,
1t. Bonner, Of Co. III" N. J. Rife Corps,
Vas knocked Down BY . slung. shot, In
ksarney, and, when found, WAS insensible.
Near him was . pistol marked with ku
klux hieroglyphics and other evidences Of
Khan. Police are now on the track Of tba
mysterious marauders.
Four women. mostly servants out OIL
places, were arrested yesterday, charged By
being concerned in the death Of . woman
named Fargin, in the fremont House, or
wcst Twenty eighth street. II seems d
the women lived together on the fouris,
principle. each ono supplying . certain
share Of the nscessariss Of life. while Mrs
Pagan, hostess. paid rent. Whisky was il
general use among them, and in one of the
orgies, it 10 said, they had general row
and Mrs Pagan was 80 seriously injured
that she died soon after.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable

LONDON, Midnight, Sept. 22-The fol.
lowing news has just been received from
Spain
The resignation of Don Seolar Bravo and
the members Of his cabinet has been &C.
cepted.
party has been held between the Royal
Officers and some Rebel leaders, the resul,
oil which is not known.
body Of Rebels $4,000 strong have
gathered near VOLTA dolid, to interccp. the
cnssn, and prevent her returning 10 Ma.
Irid.
The whole of Audaloza is in the banda Of
rssc'utioniets, il is rumored, but the rsvc.
lu;ionists are acting in the interests Of the
Duke Of Montpurier.
Great exe;:emens prevails IN the city Ct
Madrid
LONDON, Sept. 81, Midnight.-rhc fol.
lowing is additional from Spain:
Ccncha is Il. the head Of the queen :
troops. Prime minister Bravo has fed.
Tee queen is at San Sebastian, or on the
road between that place and Madrid =
Marital law has beer proclaimed throughout
Spain
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
WASHINGTON.

Before adjournment, Mr. Buckalew Offered
a resolution requesting the House to IN
form the Senate II a quorum was pfcsens
when that reaoln;ion passed.
Some debate followed, during whlcn
Messrs. Anthony and Fdmunds ccntenoeo
that Dir. BuckaleH's resolution was ois-
courteous.
The resolution WAS coDcurred in ana she
Senate adjourned
Messrs. Buckalew aud McCreery were
the only Democratic Senators present. Mos'
o. the Senator'S left tonight ior thcif MONIES
House,. was cslled TO order ~ Y
o'clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Boynton. The
reading of the journal was dispensed With.
Mr.. Scheuck offered resolution TO adj
journ, the same as offered by Mr.. Anthony
in the Senate. The resolution vas agreed
To without q divieion. Mesers. Brooks, e.
bridge and Randall cclined voting.
Mr.. schepck asked leave to offer rcsolu-
ton providing that during the rest OF the
session IL shall be In order 10 suspend the
rules at any time.
Mr.. Brooke objected.
MIR. Schenck moved TO suspend TIE rules,
but subsequently, Withdrew the motion.
A count by the Speaker showed 10j mem.
bers present.
Mr. schenck asked leave to tffer resolu-
ticn as follows:
hesolr 4. That the Committee on Public
Expenditure be directed to irqnire into the
reasons why tie Supervisors Of Internal
Revenue. provided for in the law OF July
20ib, 1865, have not been appointed; also 10
ascertain whether or not since the passage
Of said law, there has been any failure oi
any ofi,tr OF the Government properly IL
administer the internal Revenue Laws. or
any attempt on the part Of such officer or Of
any person to defeat, embarrass, prveent. Of
interfere with the promp. administration oil
such laws, with power TO appoint sui
committee 70 sit during the recess ard send
for persons and papers.
Mr. Spaulding objected to the resolution
or any general business.
Mr. Scbcnok moved a suspension oil The
rules, stating that there was good cause for
the resolution.
On suspending the rules the vote stood 9.
10 O. No quorum.
Mr.. Schenck withdrew his motion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
lslgOClslslEa.

Corrected by H. D. RvAss 4 co.
CorrER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
VIRGINIA.

R,cnnoSp, Sept CA mass meeting
WAS held last evening" in Cspitol SQUARE
About one thousand negroes we're presen t.
Resolutions ~-rc adopted declaring want Of
confidence IN The Republican State Central
Committee. because it i. not in favor G!
justice and equal rights 10 all. The Sscrs-
tary OF the State central Committee OBJ
tanned a hearing for five minutes 10 deny
thu charge agains, that body, but the rcso-
luton wssnsssed by reclamation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
WASHINGTON.

WAsBIsoron, Sept. o.. In the Criminal
Court, this A. Al the counsel for Snrrait
entered special plea, setting forth the
amnesty proclamation OF July III in de
fence, claiming that Surra,t IL within that
pori ion of the proclamation pardonine al
parties Of treason and felony who were no,
then under Indictment Tor these offences in
any court Of the I. $. having jurisdiction
Its counssl claims he was At that time 0nl =
under indictment for murder at common
'sw and not for treason or felony, consc
quenuy ID en.i,led to tho benefit Of the proc
lsmation. To this proclamation he enter,
especial demurr, and will proceed to afgu
ment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
ILLINOIS,.

QuIscY, Sept 22.--The morning opens
rainy and gloomy. and yet there seems moi
a particle less interest manifestsd in ths
complete success Of the fair. Some Of the
finest stock ever exhibited reached hers
last night. The city 10 full Of strangers
and almost every available piece Of ground
inside Of the fair grounds 10 now occupied
To day will still be devoted 70 entries, and
the afternoon 10 an exhibition Of thorough
bred horses. Tomorrow exhibition will
be draft horses, Of which there is large
and splendid lo-, ercslied by none in the
InlnA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

or e7.5oPER HALF DOZEN.
maadrnke Pills. Is cts. q BOX.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
-. ScHENOK'6 ALMANAC FOB 1855 CAN
sSAAD GRATIS OfALL DRU O0lS1nu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
CHICAGO.

CnicAco. Sept. 22.-Plans for new
Brdewsll, TO cost 42l9 900. have been sub
mittsd TO the City Council by the Board OF
Public Works
There were IA cases Of drunkenness in
the police court yesterday.
Row. John McMulen, D ~, caves Chi
caso. g day. for kom-, 70 prefer charges
against hnhon nurgan. ana to urge his H.
n0yal
The Cook couatY Democratic Convention
ocn.TN tN-Ha.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
INDIANA.

ISDiANAPoLIs.-A mar named Meriaay
Cooley was probably fatally shot te Jay by
John Haggerty, an lrishmar. The only
provoca,ion was that Conlcy refused to
drink tecr with him.
The rev Academy OF Music, the finest
theatrical building in the State, was opened
Tonight.
Another arrest was made tc cay OF a man
named Hartman for completely in the muir
der OF Jacob Young and wife.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

BY TeIeKraph.1 Sept. ~.
Flour-S.eady and in far demand spring
extras 1859 3 So supers 5 oo@e 90. Receipts
II ,0os bushes shipments s.7S4 bushels.
Wheat Irregular aud unsettled. closing low
er No 2 sold up to LBS. and closed at Isl II
6tl. 5ls.; No vent I, s3. and closed a. Al
Receipts. IL. So bu; shipments. 5a,s6s bu.
Corn In good demand Gnd better No. /,
g5L. Aqj. bat closed dull a. ?5lls for No. No.
q 9lix. Receipts, g, $40 bus; shipments, 1885,
Al bHs
Oats---0pened at 81, and ic better, and closed
firm at 53H. Receipts, Sj,2s bu; shipments,
iel ,s93 bus.
Barlsy-Firm No. 2. 1907 Receipts. Il,
$50 bu shipments. q. 62l bu
Rye-3S4 better No. l saicable at LAX.
Receipts. 10. 40 bu; shipments, $50 bus.
Provisions Easier.
Pork-2s 75R2a.
Lard-Is,.Gla
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
GEORGIA.

AuGusrA, Sept. 22.-The news Of the
riet at Camilla caused some excitement
bore. 1t 10 known that negroes are armed
throughout the State, but whites have no
serious fears Of disturbance If negroes are
not precipitatsd into riots through per-
nicieus counsels ard violent appeals to
their passions
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

Chicago Lave brOck sSnTl4es.
By Telegraph Sept. q
Rsceipts-Castle As cars. hsgs 55 cars sheep
Sears.
CattIs-EItra. local. 20; fair to good, 80
o. rs; stockers, 1. 5o(4.50.
| Hogs Extra, 10 o0Qi0 20; good 10 choice,
a60&ss7lS.
Sheep Choice, 4.ocGa4 Is; good, S,6c0s.7s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
COMMERCIAL.
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT

WEEkl.Y N A R x ET l1 EPO RI
OrTIcs DAVENPORT DENooRAT(
Sept. 22th, 1858.
Refined sugars have advanced Z since oul
last Issue and are nrm At the advance Teas nc
noticeable change. o. on raw sugars or cofiees The
latter nunctuating with Gold. Spices are nrm and
prices higher. with good demand. There has been
alarge advance on al kind. of canned fruits, aleo
on cried with small stocks hand-prices are
expected 10 20 higher
tiorn Wholesale, 60 noi; retail, 1870.
Nrr.r-New No l. ell l.s5, No. 2. 80.
EsaLer No 81 70
Csra- New, 4Gta45 Old, soc.
Rtr Newxl.2e
C1as-s0d Sc.
oHIuSs -t5MT5.
PorAreEs-s a01tl.o0.
hrrrER sSel3oc. per d.
Eaes-l5c.
GREEN APrrEs-sl.T5 per bushel
hAr-Good Timothy az eoQ. tl4. per ton
Prairie 81 .0olil % per ton. Slough, 81. 90.
ANTHRACITE yard 900 per ton.
Woop-ss'oo. per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
RE0DNTER /!

REGDNTER!
Notice 10 hereby given that tho Board Of
Registry will Be in session in the di fsren
districts at the following places, and dates
% follows:
FSrst Ward-At the house Of A. Lang
lschner. en- Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. Esd and 24th.
Second Ward-At the house Of II. G.
Moller, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 10th
aad Goth.
Third Wa-d-At the Township Clerks
Office Harrison street, between Sd end 4th)
Monday and Tuesday, September 2sth and
99th.
Fourth Ward-At the oflcs Of the Town.
shin Trustees, corner 9Th and Brady, Wed
ne.day and Thursday, September S0th and
October 1st.
Fifth W3rd-At the Pennsylvania House
Friday and Saturday, October I'd and ID.
S;rth Wdrd-At the Arsenal Brewery
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 9th and
9th
1srnship--At @. Boremsn's, in Gilbert,
Thursday, October 7th.
A. John Myers tavern on the Harrison
street road, on Friday October 9Th.
At II. Steffen's tavern on the Dubuque
road on Saturday. October 9th.
At W. l.. Steinbsrg's, in Black Hawk, on
Monday. October l1,h.
Tbs Board will set At the above places
end dates from . N to Z p. m.
By order Of the Board.
A. g. SnALlSIEiD.
Township Olesk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
~ .
ONO.

CINCINNATI, Sept. Ala game of has.
os ] between tue Excelsior club, of Chicago.
A. q the Cinc'nrs''s. OF this city. came Of.
TINS afternoon, aud resulted in favor of the
later. the scoTe standing Cincinnstis %
Excelsiors 4 The Cincinnatis leave &c. ,n,,r.
row on their eastern tour.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

Chicago, Rsck Island ! Pacific
Railroad
1868. SKINNER Arrangement. 1868.
Trainsrun BY Chicago time which 10 twelve min
utss foster than Davenport time.
lnNAND AFTER MONDAY MAYl1, 1853,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted) - follows
Going Kast-lst Mail train 1t ........7 05, 4. ..
Going West-lss, Express and Mail for Des
Moinss and Wsshington, |. is A.
ID, Mixed. for Dss Aoinss and
4u6catine a. 30 Z. T.
Arrive q Davenport daily, Sunday sxssptsd
Frem tie Eass-lss Night express at. q q. A =
I'd Daily Ex. 3 mail. e 06. ,. =
Frsn the wsst-lst Mixed from Des Msines
SOS An
Cd, Express from Des Moinss
and Washington. =. sos ~.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Chicago with ali Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with q. A. b 8. L. X. X. for Bloom
isgton, Springfield, &c;
Louis, Cairo, dc.
Al Pond Creek with c. b. 4 q. E. R. for Bur.
| lipgton. Keckuk and Quincy.
Al Peoria with p. r. 3 J. r. b. 10.
Al Des MONIES, Iowa City, and Washington
WITH western Stage Co. 3 Stages, fer all points
west. Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale and baggage CHECKED to Prin-
eipeI Isstern Csies aud Towns.
P. A. HALL, Asst Gen. Supt. Chisaso.
A. KurALL. Aest. Supt. Iowa Division.
=. Hllas, As't, Daveapsst
Davenport, Nor :. leeS. ..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

Clncinnaal Market.
By Telegraph. Sept. %.
Flour Firm family. . 0o0s. so.
Whest--Firm and quiet. 200 asked.
Corn Primer, ear e719s.
Rys-Firm at 1.350rl 40.
Oats-Ia demand, 56Q57.
Barley-Unchangsd.
Whisky Scarce and firm ct IS free.
Mess Pork-Dull at 1915.
Lard-Firmer; sales At l9A@le]{, holders
now ask 90
Bulk Msats-Dull, shoulders sold at l0I<
packed in stacks.
Bacon-Dull and dropping; shoulders, I4t5 !;
sides. l4s<0l5s< for clear rib and clear.
Beef Cattle Dull and prices soc lower sup.
ply largely in excess ofdemand.
Eheep-Dull and . shade lower
Hogs -50d75c lower, and the supply large !;
white range at I .50@lo.60.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Conr"sIA, Sept. 1.-THE senate yestsr-
day suspended for elk months, NJ. Leslie
white. for alleged contempt Leslie 10 a
republican, but voted with the democrats
on the question ef eclor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
New York Market.

New York Market.
~ Telegraph September a.
Co,ton-Quiet at &c IL for mddiing nplands
Flour-Favors buyers receipts Is .202 barrels :
1891 80 for extra state cog 20 for extra west
ern 20sp 1910 for X. n. O.
Wheat Birmsr receipts % .b5e bushels LIS for
No and spring mixed I so for No. spring /;
90 liz for white California.
Rye-Nore active, At 30.
Corn-Re~eipts 1ii,6 bushels 1.1431.1e for
unsound: i3ai 20 for sound mixed western.
Barley. I'm Nc . raised state at LIS
Oats-Qs,et receipts u. 421 bushels; 6907o for
wwestern at railroad depot 1894 for retail lots
anoat.
Pork-Dun i 2s.7ol2s 50 for mess; 9s.,5nae.Oo
for old.
Beef Dull
Cnt Mea's-Quiet.
Lari-Q1iet a d dropping, at is. 12oi, FOR
steam 2Ois ? POS. for kettle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
Milwaukee Market.

| BY Telegraph. Sept %.
| Flour Dali and lower; Xxx city So; Xxx
| country s; extra III.
Wheat-Firm, and fair de nand, No. /, .5l
No. 9, l.5li4.
Confirm and better at 100.
Oats-firm and in fair demand at 53I5.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
~. Louis m arkce.

~. Louis Market.
By Telegraph. Sept. S2.
Flour-Quiet and weak
Wheat-Slow and lower
Corn--Dull at 90 to e5.
Oats--Dull a. 81 to 81.
e--116Ml17.
Pork Steady 1t % 90.
Lard-Nominal; 1881 TO 10.
Bacon Lower and irregular; shoulder 1917
20 l2s< clear sidss Is to 49,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
R.iyernnol Market.

EIveFpOOT WArNCt.
BY Telegraph. Sept. 60.
Rreadstuf's Quiet.
Flour--2Is ed@2ss.
Corn-36s.
Wheat Red lis Sd white les cd.
Provisions = [ nchapged.
Pork--s3s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

Davenport Wholesale Dry Goo6s
.-snrket.
corrected by W. G. wadsworth.l
Market for Cotton Goods very firm and
advancing.
The following are the prices Today.