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would You b Democrat, Or w5ula You

'SS'NA = ~ " - - SAAASSA0Sf VI "V0AN = Va
Not2 Il -. M, IS.
Hear what the La Crosse Democrat says.
a paper which has much the largest cir
culation OF any paper in the western coun-
try. In commenting upon the niovementl
for impeachment, that paper adyisesltheI
Pras;dapt ea 50 81 bsaua alaa .hu.dna9 i
To nail up the doors Of Cong ress ''--.,to
plaut cannon IN front Of the White House
and the departments So arrest Republicap
Senators aud Members of Congress aud bis
perjared Secretary of War. Try them by q
drum-head court, and hang them within1
twenty four hours = and. thus e teach. trail
tors that the punishment Of treason is
death - &.
OF President Lincoln this same Desne-
cratic sheet said: --- q ,sz31as a.4aaI
Lincoln, the obscene tool Of tyfants,
promised good and wrought evil-he itt-
suited dying men with nasty stories Ahe9
made house of prostitution Of the execd-1
tive nansion-hs surrounded himself with
all that was vile, proAigats and Infamous I
till even God could endure the outrage on 4
poor people 70 longer, and III the twi;kiin5f
OF an eye hurled his soul into hell. there 10 I
atone for the wrong done to nation p =
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Ills O7sV7l1l 2 LIVN'-- No c0ns0lda-
tiops Of tie great Northwestern Express
Companies vent into operation on Monday
last,gyizs Merchants Union, American and
United States Express. This consolidation
Of course involves the discharge of great
number of employees, especially at the small
Ter stations. f5cI ~
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growth o. lair upon bald head or beardless face
also recipe for.the removal of pimples blotches
eruptIons, etc. on the skin, leaving the same soft
CLEAR and beautiful can be Obtained without charge
by addressing THos. f. CHAPLAIN, Chemist
lyo9 628 Broadway, New York.
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- 0oming Probabilities.

= q Coming Probabilities. st9i 5
y ]. On the presumption that the President is
aud deposod from Office, Benja7s
minlF Wade within accordance with the
Constitution be The President Of tie United
States until anew. President shall have been
elected end gplaj6aad With such a change,
reconstruction zsot Che Cabinet, would
Of course follow With change Of Presi.
dent and Cabinet there would very likely
be a new ideaLin other appointive offices
There is large chance for Improvement OH
many of the appointments within the past
year or more. These. matters are merely
aud it is not safe for any one
to base CALCULATIONS upon them at this dis.
tance. hs Bd 500 yaas1g s-l sr.Hu
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TEIEa tMtT. $3.50 FerrAIn 80

EELFA
-lE zHNlu EN Srranted Frenchl Ha
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tme In America! They have been kept in comparativ
2bsearlty tonl he ae tiat tue originator, Dr. yepau
Is Physician IN Paris of wealth trct con-
scientlous prtRcipes, aud has withheld +lem from
general lest they should be employed or Unlawful
grposes overcoming female obstfue5ions FAllngs OF
Pine " omh, Whites, Green Sick on
Or nlaoderate now of the mdntiy dEch4rees nervous
anp spal pains in the backan
ON sIl4ll t&ectpn, palpta lion ft'e heart c.
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CAuTIoN-Aarrled ladies should never Ike them when
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they 1Erl be sure 10 produce mi scarriaae.., V8l
Laflee can praoure box sealed from che eyes
euffoussby eneesi one dollar and postage stamps
Go. ~ w ,IAC0ABER, General agent 10 the United
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aTPracseaiugs ofsO Common Council.

+ Regular meeting Feb. 2 49, 4
Present Mayor Petit, Aid. Crosit, Glover,
.StePbina, H.oTnan, Simmons, White, English,
sDennebecKer, Brannan, Nicoll.
Ninptes ;s0f the last regular and special
meeting read and approved. aqsr
rot3A aistBmLs ALLOWED. gas IL i4ali
-Chas. Weller, Bridges r. s, 50 81
N. Kfasges, 10 V1Gje7 & not4 e3 90
Jos. Williams. 81 30
A. Schend, 81 90
Il The report ofSt. Sup. Schend Of work pre-
formed IN cleaning sidewalks was read and
thoFeveral amounts charged to the lots as
follows.zss aaa F1sl aV gse , q. s.eilr-3 -.EIf
East sidesof Blk. 25 as3 5te 90
g y y. 4 o., % ta So so
N. E. ofN. E. Il of Blk. So e. *
81 ~ ofEN. e of s. E. II of Blk. 80, - 50 2S
I+ots 4 q Bikp CD, Sc sei 1908 Gals ~ S0125
H ~ ! B y. go ri 5sgr son a 50 80
Effss5a x g77ssszs ysa oa--sa agS09 e
cd 'sasi73! aa sie $50 se8 F. - s s9 *; *
/ % ''Hs ID, a9 aa 50 25
{ SEt1Sifl, 43yH s.la so 25
\ Mayor Petit of the special committee to
whom was referred the petition in relation to
a report which owing to the alb sence of AID.
tiailey VA. laid. on LAe table until the next
meeting, Ea
/ The freasprer stated the LIST National Bank
were desir6us of delaying the payment oftfeir
local taxes unti2 dec 5sion was had in a sflft
now IA pRose IS sof trial at GAINESVILLE as to the
eepnstltutionality Of thu law, and were willing
W give bond for the payment of the tax if it
Was held legal by tie courts The Mayor and
: reasurer were instructed to- makes such ar
eAlente as' g ~ sa1e3 establish suos.afa
: p was &c funded II. Hawks in sidewalk tax,
, The Finance COMMITTEES reported in favor Of
pal1ng WIlliam a. Gerkin SIS. II. being
an OF tax on the Thos Lewis lot for 1861
4 heSierk was directed toitake such measures
as were necessary 10 obtain the redemntion
money PAD by VIM. Gerken to County.
Council Adjourned. aaaHaI Il
saa5 Aal @t 90 ael2a @. 3 LEWIS. "a
9co Tw fib@ t..ae City Clerk.
st8- g. 1rr5
~ Il y.
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Garden, FIeld and FlOEer Seeds,

Of an the old standard and all OF the newer varie-
Les- ana move ties yzAy q1A5F09Stesd and TINE to
IaIne. EVERY PACKAGE of seed received BY
Inc establishment from which obtain my seeds, is
Thoroughly Tested Before Sent Gut
and then WARRANTED 70. CROW Sc, r,ronerl,,
planted. My prices viii be lower than good seed
has oeen sold for in this city for several years.
slaII also be prepared to Finish all varieties of
pups Such as Lilies, Gladi0ias Peonies, Dahlias
&C. I. alEeYfse Bedding Plants spch as C4erane ums.
fansles, Nerbenas Phlox. Lantanas sc, at extreme
have also secured large variety Of Grapes,
Stra WDerrIes BaspberTies, Backberries and a
splendid lot Of Ornamental Trees, all Of which
Will oe furnished to our citizens at lower prices
than ever before offered, and fRlly guaranteed
Orders from the citizens of KenOsha city and
ty are solicited.
Office and place O. business at starkweather's
Drug Store.
Il. T. 0'FARREL,
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''Matt Il Carpenter followed Black, and
spoke with great force aud eloquence. No
plea at tie bar ofthe Supreme Court for a
long tins has at traotea SO much attention,
both frors the Conrt and those atrits bar He.
viii conclnde to morrow, and be followed
BY Mr., Trqmbuu. 1t is understood that
David Dudley Field will close the case for
McCar(tie. 8i s1sL a5e - 20 e5gaEad g
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Fond du Lac.

Fond du Lac. S-@es
1.-The. Fond -da Lac commemorative vs. the.
city, is the second in the State, and has the
documents and the business to proveit
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] The; Housesshass voted to add, two
more specifications to the articles Of in.
peachlpent. These 60 back Of the date Of
stne2attempted removal of Stanton. t1rs3
g The impeachment managers have APP
pesreo before the Senate and that body will
immediately. .be.in readiness to proceed
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.fhe Racine J5arao5 in speaking of the
distribution Of. honors by the late. Republ-
can State Convention. gets off the follow
ing bit of pleasantly. ''Kenosha gets two
delegates; Racine gets none. This must
be in consequence Of the brilliant achieve
msnt of Kenosha Republicans, in the last
fall campaign"
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SPECIAL NOTICE I.
GARDEN FEEDS!
FLOWER SEEDS!
FIELD SEEDS!
PLANTS &C. &C.

The subscribel- ha wing made arrang nents for an
unusually large and choice variety OF Seeds from
one OF the Oldest and most reliable Houses of the
east. VIII be fay 1sprepared upon the earliest de-
mand, to supply any quantity OF
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MAGNOLIA .WArER.-A delightful toilet ar
tiole-superior to Cologne and at half the
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and other Matters at Wash

Impeachment and other Matters at Wash
oGT ington.
Matters at Washington during the past
week, have absorbed large share of public
attention. Nothing however Of startling
interest has transpired sPreparations for
the impeachment triad are steadily progress
sing: Congressexhibits nosexcitemsnt, and
business is being transacted calmly and 8. 9.
Iiberately. The rumor which prevailed last
week that the Senate, would probably hest
tate in the matter Of impeachment and
-would not second the house mo'veniou., ~.
not seem= to have been we'll Founded. TIE
SenAtegwin otfaulter in duty in this crisis
.of the country. AS it respects the manner
i'm which the President takes the procedure,
4 correspondent of thss Chicago Tribune
gives the following
r Tire most interesting and important ffea
lures of the situation are those which concern
the. White Honse. ! The change there was
very marked AG 6rst there was a defiant
spirit that bcded serious trouble. This has
noteonly passed away, but grim depression
has taken its place. + Those nearest the
President say he has abandoned all thought
.of resistance, and feels that the army is
wholly alienated from him Re keenIy feels
The denunclatlons OF leading Democrats and
the complaints of many Of his political ad-
.yisers, that he either ignored their counsel
or acted without consulting them IT is
lSnown that a number of these do not fesi-
tate to tell him that his case is hopeless, and
that the Democrats can do nothing for him
Among these ii is understood that Mr. Sew :
ard gives the matter up. g ~ . .i1y
. 1t. is said the chief defence which will
Be made BY the President, is to demur to
the court, Before which the case is to be
tried. The question Will be raised, that the
Senate ID not competent to try the President,
as a majority Of the Senator's have already
pre- judged the case, Il is said the Attorney
General has expressed the opinion that the
counsel for the defense of Johnson, will
thave the same right to object to Senator
that prisoners counsel has, to object to a
ljuryman. 4@ '@AA
The articles Of impeachment which had
been prepared by the COMMITTEES were pre-
scented in the House of Representatives on
Saturday; they are ten in number, and
were voted upon separately and adopted.
No act of the President prior to the attempt
I'd removal Of Stanton, is specified. The
reason why charges were not preferred OK,
tending farther back, is obviously for the
purpose Of avoiding protracted term Of
the trial of impeachment. 5iyas 7aa5
r The House after having adopted the ar
ticles Of Impeachment, proceeded to elect
seven managers to conduct the trial Of inn
peachment before the Senate wiz: Ste
vens, Butler, Bingham, Boutwell,, Wilson,
Williams and Logan. s.,s-az -ssa
b. sssezass,ta.sag LATER. pes sat
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M. H. PErrr,- Vice Pres lot Ward.
af August sSoHRoEDER Vice Pres I'd Wd
a. q. G. s1NnioNs, ta5so 80 " Sd Wa.
SIS NJ FRANK, q a. th Wd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

URBANA, tOhio 14.-EiEht Townships
give Republican gain Of % on the State
ticket and Is on Congress.
Bsllsfontains,ll38 Townships Republican
gain % over last fall majority 10 county
ever 800.
Washington, o. 81 prsciucts heard from,
they shsw Rep game Of $50 over vote Of
q seven precincts - hsas from which will
materially change these 6gurss 70 the con-
trsry.
Tl6sn, o. Gsnsco County gives . Den
maj Of Eve hundred Dem gain Of 60; Dick.
insons maj in the ninth District will reach
1870.
Marion. ,O.-Nins Tewuships heard
from shsw Dem mai In Marion 10 ssti
mated ct AS Rep gain Of 100 over last fall
CncrrsAtI. Oct. 1.-THE Republics
majority on the STATE and county ticket il
Hamiltoa seuuty 10 abeut 100.
Stradsr, Democratic candidate for Con
gfsas in the Let District, has over 200 M
jerity.
Showcases, Republican candidate in Ii,
End District. he's sssr 500 majority.
The fetal vote Of the oersty 10 5000.
OoLunBus, o., Oct. l4--Winans, Rep
gains In the 7th district about 100.
Republican Csngrsssusn ere elected il
the I'd, 80. 4th, 9Th, 7th, 9Th, 18th, 18th
18th 10th, 18th, 18th and 10Th districts
Democratic Congressmsn 10 the let, 9th
9th, 10th. 18th and 18th.
Republican majority 10 the State abeu
| 5000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

IxptAuAPoLIs, Oct 14.-First dispstch.
The contest On the State ticket is clos.
both parties claiming Il. From present in
dicatisns the Republicans will hsve about
5000. Congress 10 unchanged from last
siehts report, with the exception Of the
Sd district, which 10 doubtful.
Marshall, Democrat, 6l0 majority; gain
Of 210.
Howard county. Rep mej, sos I; gain. ..
Postsn co. Rep msj, 45o loss. 90
Randolph co, Rep msj. leo; gain, 100.
Burt Hole, New county. Dem maj, $50 /;
Alien %. Dem nsj, 2,4oo gain. st2.
Jennings CO, Rep maj, S51; loss, 800.
Faystts 90, Rep msj. s04 loss. 1888.
Ripley co, Dem maj, 70; Rep gain, IS.
Jsfsrssn GO, Rep mai, $50; loss, 80.
Crest -. Rep msj, $50; Dem gsin. 90.
Floral 90. DEN maj, 1,94s /; gsio, 20.
Madisos. Dem osj. 900 gsiu, 500.
Lawrence, Rep mai, Is loss absut 100.
Pstasu, Den nj, SO gale, SOC.
Delaware CO, Rep maj, 500 Den gals,
100.
LAwsRH. Ind, Oct. A-Ths elsstion
passed Of quietly. This town gevs "a DEN.
scratic majority, gain Of 20.
Rsturns ffsn adjoining precincts indicate
Democratic gains.
wArEaLoo C1v, Ind, Oc'. 14.-DeKalb
county gives Democratic msjority on ths
State ticket.
BRIxSiELD, Ind, Oct. 14-Nobls county
gives . Republican majority Of 1893 fol
Governors small Democratic gain over
last year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

|. wAsnIHesos, Oct, 1s.-Ths following
officers ars relieved from duty - assistant
Conmissionsrs Of the Frsedmen's Bureau
for the States sst opposite their naass, r.
spsetivsly: Brevss Major Gen. o. O. Shelly,
Georgia; Brsvst Msjor Gen. N. A. Niles,
Forth Carslins; Col. J. Spngue, r:erida
Major John r. Wise, relieves Cen. Siblsy,
and Capt. g.. w. Gal relieves Col.
Sprague. The two last names are assign.
Cd to duty according to brsvst and rank %
Lieutenant Co1ouelo.
The President hes iesuod proela nation
appointing Noveobee 2otA q ThankoRiving
Day.
TIE Evsa:ne Exppsss publishse a Anti
ole With large heading. "Highly Impsrtanti''
s. rtling and Trusw Piet to ~ ,inate
Pr dent Jshue II" "FiAy Negroes and
Three White men Sworn TO XII she Prssi.
dsntr The Express rays % employee Of
the Treasury Department bee exposed The
plot, which h. been arranged since the
impeachment trial. The story causes much
comment, but The community 10 generally
incredulous ~ to ito truth, and hence there
is no excitement
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
LATE NEWS
By. TELEQR.APH.


IxDIANAPoLIs, Dot. IA few scattering
returns from small precincts, show small
Republican gain. Richmond givss Baker,
Republican, for Governor, 1,7S8 majority
Republican loss on the vote Of 1866, ISL.
Six towns give Republican majority Of
1880. The ticket is long and il will be
late before very reliable returns can be
had.
Elaction returns come In slowly.
Clark counsy-Dsmocratic majority 80
gain 81.
Jay county -Dunkirk pr ainct. Republi-
can majority &C; Republican gain %.
Wayne couoty--Seven precincts, Repub-
lican majority 1895.
Henry ceunty-Two townships, Rspubli.
can minority 100; Republican gain 40.
Randolph county-Four townships give
Republican gain fits.
Indiana--Rspublican Csne ressmen 70.
elected in the Sd, 4tn, 9th, 7th, 9th, 9th
10Th and 18th districts I'd, Let and 9Th
doubtful.
TIE Republican Central Committee claim
the State by 1000 10 10000 majority.
There are large democratic gains in the
south part Of the State.
Nsw CAsrLs. fND Oct. 1S.-Hsnry Co.,
7 township give 1850 republican msierity
. gain Of 500 over 1866.
Hendricks eeunty-Stillwatsr prcinct 70,
Republican gain 10.
Decatur county rssusburg precinct,
Republican majority 81 loss 12l.
Hamilton eounty-Republiean majority
1.700 joss 1876.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

Last nights reports show from 90 towns
and counties democratic majority Of 6, 900;
and from 20 towns and counties, Z republi.
can maj. -isy Of $500. These reports are
very INC gre and not reliable. The demo
Gratis have gained largely.
OoLunBus, Ocs l3.--Ths felleving can
didates fer Congress are probably elected !:
18th dis rlct. S,-ader. rep. I'd district,
Stevenson. Union Sd district. Schenek.
Union; 4th district, Lswrencs, Unisn; 9th
district, Munger, dem 9Th district, Smith,
u lion 7th district, winans, Union Sth
district. Beatty, Usion; 9th district, Dick
man, den. 10Th district, deubsfui ) 18th
ditriet, wiisen. Union; 18th distriel, Van
Trump. dem. 18th district, Nesgan, den;
14sh district, Wicker. Union; 18th dis
trict, Bingham, Union 18th district. Am
Bier, Union; 18th distrisl, Upsen, usiop;
10th district, Garfield, Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
INDIANA.

lxDIAxAPoLis, Oct. l4.-Bcoue county.
one township, Rep maj. s52; gain, $50. -
Miami county, 8 Steamships, reported Dem
msj. le5; gain, &c.
Madison county, Rep msj, 60; gain. Q.
bartholomew county, 3 precincts. Dem
gain, 203.
Henry county, Rep maj. $50; gain, so.
Monroe county, complete, Rep mai, 100;
loss, o..
Lswrencs county, Rep msj $50; loss, 81.
Randolph county, towns. Rep gain, 157.
Wayne county, Rep maj, $40; gain, $50.
Gibson county. PIinsston precinct, Dem
maj. ll9; gain, 4s.
Putnam county, Dem msj, $50; gain, 254.
Dscatur coonty, complete, Rep m.j, a55;
loss, go.
Evansville. Rep maj. so; ct last NUM-
cipal election the Democrats carried the
city BY small majority.
Winans precinct, Dem msj, Ill; gain, 20.
Returns indicate Republican majority
in both branches Of the Legislature.
Tippe anos county, Baker's majority in
townships, $50; gain. "a.
Delaware county, 8 townships, Rep gain,
CsSFnsvlLLs, Oct. 14.-Wayne county,
oil put Q townships heard FROM, Rep mai.
$500; gain, 1000.
Unien county, Rep Dej, $40; Ices, 10.
Returns to-day make STATE ticket doubt
ful. In 81 counties heard from, the demo-
erats gain GO. With II counties 10 hear
from. which will require gain Of 1s2 in
each couoty to give the Ssats to the deme-
Gratis. The Democratic Central Conm;tase
claim the State, and figure M Z maioritv
Of 1870, while the republicans elaim > al,
On the State ticket. The Coner.aemsn
elected are 1st district, Julian, dem. !: an.
Coburn, rep. 9th. Carter, rep. Mr.. Vor,
hees in the 9Th; Colt, rep, 10 the 7th By
700 0ej. Pratt, rep, in the esh Strouds.
rep, In the eth, Williams. rep. Ia the
10Th, and Thaekard, rep., in the 18th dis
trict. The ID district u still doubtfnl, both
parties claiming Il. Concedins the 81 die
trietto the democrats. will leave The roprs-
ssntation h Congress the same q Il nov %.
8 TO 3.
SULLIVAN, Oct. 1l.-Rstusns from Sulli-
van county, eli Il. give Hssdsieks, t.
uovssnes, aod vooeSooo fer Oenereen. l.
~ oe5sstsy. Ds0eesa1ls aalA sves loOo1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

Nsw YolK, Sept. 1.-THE Herald says
the less Of Psrnsylvania By the democrats
has dealt asblow at Seymour, clearly indi-
Gates Grants election. and involves the loss
OF New York State to the democrats. The
World considers the results Of yesterday q
election as still in doubt. and general results
do not encourage the hope Of such sweep
ing triumph 40 would have made the result
Of the November election conclusive. Vic
tory still hovers above the con.ending hosts
in doubt upon which banner to alight.-
The Times considers the election - . vic
:orious overthrow Of the democrats. The
Tribune styles the election in the Eve States
yesterday % The battle Of Five Forks Of
1868. and thinks the democrats may aban.
don all hopes Of success in November.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

PkcvrDsxcs, r. l., Oct. 13.-Hen. +. A.
Jenckss, was today rsnoalnated loe Gen.
sress in the eastern district " sns nejsr-
itv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

SAN FnAxcisco, Oct. IA Dsmscrstie
torch-lieht preesesieo to-night ~ one Of
The greatest political dsnonstrations ever
witnessed 10 San Francisco. IL Vas As
minutes passing given point. II IL ssti-
mated that 5000 people paradsd, while
the stseets xUs lined With eitissns. The
AFFAIR vas orderly and passed % witA great
effect.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

Davcppspa S1ArkeSs Report.
Osncs o. sHa Dkvssross Da..csAr,
Got - ; lsss.
Wholesale. t7.4s. retail, $500. { Z
ww:..s-sxs.; &c: !. o.ssGi.ss. No. >. N.ss.
oAss-Ks~ scels OLD, sec.l
Ooax-eec.
0xiom -s5a76.
Po9A9ono-7cc.
6cssn-s7Ifs. per n.
89oo0-9oe. ~
0nnu Apsns-el.7s par bsshel.
nAv-0ood TimetAy ti9.eeUei4. ~. per tor,
Prairie go ecol1.ee per zen. Slough. 81 90.
AsrnaAcsss-As yasa ols.eoi per Ven.
wses-es-oe. per Cord.
eChscago Market.
[Dy tslsgfaph. Oct. H.
Cess-sss
0n1o.SlL
Hys-l.1tk.
Hlslsy-8esody a |. sax.
Pfovisiea-l Inactive aud shads lswee.
Chicage 1Iave stock S1arEss.
By Telegraph October IA.
Receipts-Cassie.s 3. cars; hogs. 80 cars; sheer.
7 cars.
L
7sas.75; stockers. 9.2504so.
Hoe.-Ex.ra, ee2,1@s25; good to choice,
e00ae 50.
shsep--Choice. 4oo04l25t: good, 5o0
3.15.
~. n.ouSs Market.
~ Telegraph Oct. IA.
| Flosr-Duil.
whea.-firm and unchanged.
| Corn-Sellng at Ngss.
| Oats-53355.s
Rye-1,2o.
Nariey-Urchaaged.
TeleAo Market.
BY Telegraph Oct. IA.
Fiour--Qui
Wheat-Duil, lQ2 esn.s lower.
Corn--Drooping.
Oats Steady.
Rys-Barley.
Barley STEADY.
Nsvvl York market.
~ Telegraph October H.
Flour-soioe lover supsr Aca7.,o.
Whsat-Sales offspring Ct leo.
Cofn-Lower. At l.1sD1.19 1-9.
Rye-t1rner, Of l. g for western.
Barley-Quiet at 2.S3 for Sta.e.
Oats Dali It 74075.
fork-Firnsr. ct es.so00.se.
| new Yerk Money market.
y Telegraph October II.
Weseesn Union Tslegraph-1s1L.
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