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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
PENNSYLVANIA.

PITTSBURGH. April l9.-Jsmes Hamill,
champion oaismau. and Henry Coulter, Of
Albany. met las, nigh. and signed articles
o. agreement To row for the sculling chan
rionship OF the United States and 81 900 q
aide. on the Schuvlsili River.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

April 20. 1855.
FLssa-W heisssls, $1,000; retail, 1lO 50.
WnsAS-Rsceipts small, choice el.s5 No. ],
else; No. 2, ei.s5; No. 8. $50.
BAalsx-e2. 0V0o.3.le.
OAss-65@Oo cents.
RYB-el.0s.
OoaH-Shslled. GOOSE.
PePAr ens-75eot1.0e
Busssa- 4edA5o. per b.
EGes-l4c.
LARD l20l5c.
HAY-Good Timothy tl3,0c 10 e1A %; Prai-
Piu o.. 90 TO tll.0o,
CoAL-Soft, delivered, Il cents per bushsl.--
Anthracite. delivered. $50 per ton
WooD-&50e per Cord.
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By Telegraph. April 20.
Wheat-Steady sales amber at 2.65
Corn--Without m sterisl change. at 92I< ; No.
| !, vs. yellow s5Gz9s.
Oats-Stesdy, at6s15 for No. /.
Rye-l.76 for No. +: Ito for No. ..
Seeds Very dull
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New York Marke,

New York Market.
~ Telegraph April 70.
fleur.Pirm: le.l5ole.se for extra State; lsse
0llW for r. n. O.
Whsat-Pirmss and Quiet: S.s003.i for No 2
spring - do. to arrive: 26s fer No. l sprine
delivered.
Cssn-Dall. a l.la0l.si Is fer new mixed west
efnAaoee l.lo01.20 for old DO. interior In STORE
Oats-Lewer and dun, ct SIS for western il
1srk-Flrm. Il s7.ssoa7 40 ssr new nsss; GOA
~ - for old.
Lsrd-shsde Armsr, q l7i-aolsk.
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y1aeQoe.l April 70.
eooehe--Aetivo ond lower.
oends--CeuDons of's9. Ink: Of "a, I - -: o.
~. In; NV. l.ex: Of n, lee l0lSs eos.
Dcne. La =; 1-9ts, l06k
Weoe4{n UAlso-1ox.
New York O0alral-1.iSk
krie-ee&.
Reek lsj6nd-e0x
NerthWeetesn-oe: prefhY,oA n
Uoeey-.7 pr cont.
geerline-I1o,
0old|1 Ssh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
News ~ Atlantic Cable.

BERLIN, April 10.-The Parliament of the
North German Confederation ..As adopted
o resolution instructing Count Bismarck,
to enter into negotiations with foreign pow
ers for the purpose OF establishing by treaty
the absolute neutrality OF private property
q. sea, in time of war.
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b. Telegraph. April co.
Flour Dull at s.s70lO.2s for city Xxx.
Whsat-Eirm At 10 for No. | winter re-
eeipts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
WuMlNaroN. April lS.-The campail

WILMINGTON, April lS.-The campaign
IL closing amid unparalleled exciteme ut.
10th parties are making desperate efforts
tor success. Business WI be almost sus-
pended during the el' n, which com
mences next Tuesday. the cities and
larger towns, the negroes !. i'll vote the Rad
icsl ticket almost en- Dsdsss, while In the
country districts considerable number will
remain away from the polls. The vote will
exceed that on the Convention question by
at least 5000. The total Registered vote is
nov q 100. The Radicals claim that the
ratification Of the Constitution will bring
peace and prosperity To the State.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph April 30.
Flour-Quiet and very firmly held good 10
choice spring extras 9.75@ll.25; superiins
7.O60ia %.
heai-Unsettled and lower; No. spring
scarce at 2.I5@2 = No. 9 spring o012.O0lf
Corn Better, bat choice tame, at s6is for No.
l; sSkC 81 for new.
Oats-ln fair demand and firm, at 62il@e2i4
for regular aud FRESH receipts.
Ryc-Firm round lots sold at I. so for No, l.
Barley Dull and without change, at 9.So9
935 for No. in store.
Provisions -Firmer
Po-k-26. 25028 So.
Lard-Firmsr, at IL. but at close held in de-
mand at171@111X.
Bulk Meats Quiet and unch anged shoulders
u40llA; short rib. Is; short clear. Is
Cumberland middles, loose, l3k0lSlf.
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Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph April 90.
Hogs Received, TO IL NJ, 900 head; light
smooth hogs in demand and prices l0t1l5e bet
ter sales Of some 600 head ct . range of q. 50
Ms.oe; heavy hogs duh and nominal. 1t $500
s75.
Cattle--No receipts sales OF Al feshv lows
steers, averaging l,a45, ats75.
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PHYS CLANS,
WNn. RNNEE. M. H..
Il. III. MAXEN. VI. D..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE 81 IRA
i Dl Street, Davenport, Iowa Resicenca, rcrr
Street. LIST doar North VI FORESTS Block. apri3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

JUHN BkLL, y. D. y. q BUtNuH, y =
lDRS. BELL 4 ROUNOI.
physicians AND SURGEOOS. Once
JIG on Third Street, one door west of Brady,
south side. Omee hours from TO II A. u. and
from Z to 6P NJ augl0-tf
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=. A. REID N. ~,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
I residcnce No. IS, corner Main and Third
'reets. Davenport, Iowa. jyl-S2-d
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WAsHINGP0N.
WAsHINeroN, Oet. 30.

ll- = - WASHINGTON Oct, 80.
The. following was received at the
War DepaFtm6nt this morning: l -
5s5'ss.L 'si5isa ST. LOUIS Oct. 20,
10. Breget Maj. Gen. e. d. TloiOHseHd.
The following dispatoh from General
Sheridan ls just received, -tsf-e.sr
In RIKLD, Fort HAYS, KANSAS, HEAD
Q'Rs or DEPT or MISSOURI, Oct. %. J
10 BreVet Mai. Gen. VA. Nichols.
Gen. Carr, with several companies OF
the 9th thEcayeIry, and the Forsyth scouts,
aud under Lieut. ;Prepoon, strnck the
Indians on Shntness Creek, south OF
Beaver, on the 10Th inst, and killed ten
Indians and i've horses and captured
three ponies. The next day he follow
ed the Indians, turning the ponies 70
the Windward, Sbnt not stopping the
Indians 10 abandon their robes and
camp and lodging equipPage. captur.
ing and Killing 72 ponies. Gen. Carr
is still pursuing them. Col. Bankhead
is also in the same section, and I think
before this, has Joined Gen. Carr.
TSiRnedsl p. a. SHENIDAE,
w. A. NIoHoIs, A.A. g.
In accordance with an-act of Febru.
ary 3rd, 1865, all cotton imported from
foreign countries, from and after the Is
proximo, will be exempt from import
duty.s4 - rsN ' =-stS.a
The Treasury Department hnH isspeC
a circular dated October 29lh, directing
that q duty of 8, so. per pounds and
per cent. adYaloIum, be assessed on al
cigars, cigarettes and cheroots undei
the SIND and S7th sections OF the Inter
nal Revenue act, approved July 2Oth
1865 T4 W Gsa'
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TaE BLEUrION anrURNa.


Several counties have been heard
from since our last footing OF the gem
eral result. It will be seen that Green
brier and Mercer, reported yesterday
morning as giving lsO- Democratic ma
jority, give but 81. But we have elected
the delegate In Mercer and the three
that come from Greenbrier and Monroe
voting together, owing, we infer, in the
latter case, to large Republican ma
jority in Monroe. Pendleton, which
we feared would go Democratic, has
given ms mejority2 of 106; and elected
Republican delegate. Capt. John
Boggs and the Swampers" live in
Pendleton and this yote'shows they are
wide awake. We,have been reporting
the Democratic majority in Brooke at
4O.- The of1cial report shows 1t but 9
on Governor, while Duval CARRIES it by
2. Capt. Parsons, of Pntnami reports
our majority there on the State ticket
at 12I, ten more than former reports.
This is nobly done for Putnam 1t being
a gain OF II on her vote of 1866 and 15s
on that oflast year; and to Capt. Par
sons AlmSeli-du 6uuOAbSu hahB q Ah0
talkerrant a Jealous Republ blican, this
result is largely due. Capt. John Bow
yer, who has represented that county
before. is elected to the. House of Dele
gates aud the notorious DR.. q. q. Chase,
who spent his time in the last House
making garbled reports for the Wheel
ing Register, is elected to stay at home.
Tho Registers report sets down Ran
dolph county at q Democratic, whereas
We expected it to be some 200. This
elects Mr.. Farnsworth tothe senate.by
over 400. Randolph and Tucker elect a
Democrat to the House of Delegates,
which is Democratic gain. Calhoun
county Is reported in the Register as
giving Mr. Camden IA and Mr.. Walker
for oongreass0. The Democrats claimed
Calhoun by so and We have been allow
ing that in our estimates. Otis a sug-
eestiys fact that. Mr.. Walker runs ahead
of his ticket in such counties as Cal
houn and WeIzel and behind in those
better ciyilized) ~. - Is I, ...5s S ~
we now figure up the majorittes fol
Governor as follows: sTs-s.'S1-1 %
s5-s- Rep, Hoj. Dem. MGJ
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NEW ORLEANS.


Armed Demoerals PaIrOll1nE the
Observation-Disclosures Shot DoWn--+Ehes
Rematning RepublteAn Club as
I.s-- Rooms sacked. tke. $40 80 =
4 -eiss.a- So - NEW 0RLEAls, Oct. %. q
+ Last night armed bands of Democrats
patrolled the streets and, negroes were
otdowus -Theremaining Republicans
club rooms and come residencea were
generally concealed. -Laege, numDeTH
have been killed here and In st. Bar
nard, and mob law has ruled but no
u. s.. troops nave been fred upon. This
mornings newspapers demand the inn
mediate resignation Of the State olti-
cers, the departure Of the oarpetsbag-
gers; and that the laws which do not
suit them shall be trampled under foot.
Governor Yarmouth does hlai duty no.
bly, amid dangers and. difficulties. This
morning Gen. Rousseau told the Police
Board 10 remove Superintendent VIII
Hanson and appoint Gen. Steadman or
take care of themselves. They COM
piled, and Gen. Steadman il reorgan-
izing the police by superseding the Re-
publicans. The excttementFi y Intense
bnt less demonstrative this evening.
Gen. Rousseau publishes an address,
saving that he will support Gen. Stead
man in preserving the peace. Gen.
RousseAuis course faVOrs the reYolu-
tfonIata q ~ tssa - -ai ssr -
Tonight Gen. Steadman Withdrew
his resignation, and is now in charge OF
the police. Intense eexcitementp prevails
at the City Hall, and fears are expressed
that trouble may come of the failure OF
the rebel Tow Adams to get to the posi-
ton which he coyets. -
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FOIL PLAY.

We begin the publication this morn
ing of Mr.. Charles Reade's celebrated
novel Foul Play" one OF the most
powerfully written and fascinating
stories of the day. It will be found
worth the reading even OF those who
usually disdainlto read fictitious Iltera-
ture. II will be run through our week,
ly edition. SO that those who miss a
number in the daily can keep the
thread the story in the weekly.
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C1LRoRNIA


~ SAN FRANoIsoo, OCT. so.
The opposition steamer Nevada ar-
rived from Panama last night, with
A fire at sifka destroyed considerable
pf0pefty. ~
The steamer Alexander and schooner
Anna ElizaiRere seized by the Custom
authorities efof violation Of revenue
laws. -. s-.-.-.-.s.. ----,- = =
a GilyerIods has been dIscoYered on
Wrangle Island. t ssso..sil .t.ss5,'-l
-Four men were shot by n Iunnac 80 s
The e6aHmlneB nc Ghilliot are being
worked. 80
Particulars of the tornado ON the
Mexican coast statesftat the English
brig Cecilia, for Europe, was driven
ashore In Bonderas Bay-total loss.
The Behooner PIzarro was chpslzed on
San Blas-no one saved but the Capt.
The nchoouer Hoyodelsahk OF Iapaz.
TheSEar steamer Juhrez was driven
ashore at icheliaque--expected 70 hoat
on next high tide. s,-s = n ls,sss5z q u.
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laGRORGIA.
AuausTA.. .october -.

! In the Superior Court fthisstate, ON
the z6ti, one Of the Republican Electors
stated 70 the Court that he desired the
,postponement OF the cases IN which he
was interested, . ON account OF being
unable to stay at the hotel, because Q
large number of citizens had protested
to his landlord against receiving MIN
as hfs- guest, he being politically oD-
noxIons. M. Toombs Objected 20. tue
postponement, but Judge Andrews said
be deeply regretted the state Of Things;
It was modifying to learn that suen
feeling existed IN the circuits z non-
IN tlffg piace.-E1e would not require OF
MT. Akerman an possibility tnefe-
fore he granted the aPplicaaon.s n re
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J I 3 :, !, raw : .JHRsHx.


whilsthe Democracy torch light pro-
cession5 last night was passing Gov.
Wards house his gardener was struck
windows were crushed Ia by cudgels
and lanterns; houses Of some of the
prominent Republlcans Were aaluted
with Rrpans;s Posts saloon near Mar
ket street depot was ranaacked and
robbed Of cigars and refreshmentss Mrs.
Burns saloon on Market street. WAS
also stripped OF its contents, which
from Jersey City.
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PrOpeIIsr Rnrned.

DETROIT, October so.
The propeller Congress left Buffalo.
on the 22d for Chicago, loaded with
railroad iron and salt, and ran on a reef
three miles west of Thunder Bay Light.
on the 27th. Il began leaking fmmedI.
ately and was scuttled by the crew, who
went ashore in small boats. About an
hour after its abandonment IL was dis
covered to be on fire, and was speedily
destroyed. Valued at $50. 600; reported
insured in Buffalo companies for S20,-
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NAFIoNAE REPUBIIgANWOKFT
POr PresIdentIal Electors.
The Erenson or mar.
AT LARal

We print on our second page a very
remafkaBIeaFIi from the New York
Sun, showing that Gen. BIair's Brod.
head letter is simply bald treason. We
ask every man who has a substantial
interest in the community to read and
consider this article.
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e3lf4 sANrA FH. IA ..
An Indinn ExpsdItlon Organized %
operate AEatnst the Indians IN
- Kansas ana CoIorndo.
81. LOUIE, Oete3

T. q l177ll7777I 77sllE'-F A4gUA11 1sss'9s y
A Santa Fe, New Maxlco,l despatch
saws an importantrexpe xpedition Is now
ORGANIZED in this territory which, will
soon start from the Canadian river 70
operate against the Indians who have
been Committing depredatIona IL, KAN
sas and Colorado the past few monEhs.
The command VIII consist OF six COM
,panles Of the Sd cavalry one or two
companies Of the S7th Infantry, togeth-
-er with between two and three hundred
Utes and Apaehe8 Indians. All under
command Of Col. Evans OF the Sd cav
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rhe steamer .qrecfarl supk,
NIoNTREAL, Octobel

MONTREAL, October SO.
The steamer Grecian, of the Royal
Mail Line. struck rock in ascending
Gallop's Rapids to-day. She was run
into the bay, where she sunk in 20 feet
of water. Most of the cargs was saved.
The passengers were forwarded by the
train. ..u-..-.
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es CINCINSATI, October so
ga freight locomotive while working
at a gravel pit on the Ohio and MfssIs-
sippi Railroad, eighteen miles from
this city, exploded last night, killing
the conductor, fireman and three boys
standing near and Wounding the eugi-
neer and brakeman- E...l.l 2.
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mo yote a the Fir,t DiatrILet

We arne now enabled to..state with
something near accuracy the vote for
Congress in the First District. The
following are the majorIties, ali official
except those marked with a e. ls7s,t s.7z
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MAssAeHUsETFs.
sparraIrI.rIrr.n a. Il.

- 6EG4AaEIEAADr OGLs ~
The meeting OF the American Ms.
slonafy association has continued al
Qays closing NJ nine O'Clock this even
Ing. Gen Howard and Col. Baker, o.
Georgtas DR.. Wallace, OF Manchesfel
and many others, have spoke with eE-
feet. The array Of facts presented show
thata new civilization had begun its
existance at the South. The associa-
tion has had 20 600 children in lis
school, and 15O, 600 are In other christian
schools. The association must have
500, 900 the coming year.
WORCESTER, October ..
The Fall Race meeting here Was poor
ly attended to-day. The double team
race was won by Belle Strickland and
mate over ITarfch and mate, who won
the second heat. and UxIridge aud
mate and Light and mate, both dis
tancsd in the first heat. The best time
made was 2:S75S. In the race for horses
that never trotted better than three
minutes, Shays, of Boston, won over
hree competitors.
BosToN, October so.
o'BaldWin, the pugilist, got bail to-
day. Wormald is still In jail.
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.. - ClnelnnRfl.
ocress1. so.-EnouH-Uneh!

OcrnnEn 3O.=FLoHE-Dnchang e
! GRAIH-DnlIand unGhanEed. Corn
ouies but firnnt new ear sold at o0c
sndsold at sso. Oats firm Ht $50. Rye
DuIl 1It 25a2sc. Barley-Du1E and no
demand; spring sold n 81 10a$2 20 for
state and, Canadian as.ai!-a. -
CoTroN-Quist at z31<c for mlddliDg.
WHIsKY-DuII at SIO5 and hardly
anY demand--rr s.-lr-f- fF9 ~lgF-s. .rtsa
PRoYis1oHs-Baeon- fair demand,
SfdesZSoid at I65<a165<c for clear RIB
and I'D 60 for. clear. Lard-Nothlng
doing and but little In maFkets Green
Nothing doipgi weather too
OIIs4Einssed-Very ddIfs At 81 90.
Lard-Firm NJ 81 20 for currents niakes
GoLD-Baying n Sls4 isss,t q
ExoHAHaE-Steady and buying AZ
par and selling at 90 premium,
.lisss4ss s. ChIcago. So -ss' {
o0robER 30.4FLoUR4Steady and
more active AZ s. 50a6 ez5< for spring
fGEArS-Wheat-in good shipping de-
man i, aud So Tower; sales. no. At IL -
Al q. aid No. 2 at q 121<a1 s16s closing Il
FIf12SI-l25< for No. 2. sales OF No.
since 5Chanee at 81 1251k. Corn-In IaIr
demand and 21<a2lkc low er; sales 30. i
Al 7Ba79c, No. at753z a77 1<cs rejected At
70s72c. and closing II 90 11Sa765<c for 10.
i; this afternoon there . nothing doing
oats-In good demand and firm at asa
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aeeretnry seWnrd.

!. y ~ AUHUhNI 4Ns IIIlOots ~
Secretary SeWerd, viii dalIver n
speech tomorrow afternoon ON polit-
ical issues ofthe campaign. -
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ReYrnonr.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. So !
Governor Seymour arrived here at
one o'clock to-day. He Was escorted
from the depot by \ oommittss 70 the
continental. hotel. -. ~ ~
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I &c; closing at the outside. Rye-Quist
land 50 lower; sales No. ct 81 o6al o8;
80. 2 81 o.; closing with sellers at 81 05
and buyers at 81 o. for fresh Tecsipts.
81 40a1 47s rejected 81 IOaI 50; eloIInE at
81 Al for No q - - s--------
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Fires.

BALTIMORE, OCT. so.
Willards' distillery was destroyed
by firs to-day; loss $4,000.
BosToN, Oct. 50.
A fire this morning destroyed one
car house belonging to the Boston q
rfson avenue, with contents. The cars
destroyed consisted OF two drawing
room cars, a mail car, one or two bag
gage cars, and six or eight passenger
car. Loss one hundred thousand dol
FOND DU LAC, Wis, Oct. so.
Mitchell q Roberts shfngls mill was
burned last night. Loss 5000.
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River ana weather.

:fsas u PTrTsRuRaHs Oct -. %
Weather pleasant. River no ma
terial change. Mercury 56e. tsi I'd is>sq
ta5 80 % C1NcIHNATI, Oct. 80.
Weather clear. River fallen one
inch; with Q feet z inches OF water 10
the channel. n
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ocroRER sO.- FLOUR Firm and
GS1INNwhsst unsettled, at 81 2s for
No. in store. =
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COMMERCIAL ARD FINANCIAL.
aIARIKETs NJ rELEeRAP1I.


- ~ .,-a. NEW YoRK. October so. j
CorroN-FiFm and decidedly more
active; sales $500 bales at 251xc for
middIing uplands.
FLoUR-MRrket closed dull. tl1
3 sGRAIN-Wheat-DuI and 1a2e lower.
Rye-Dnn and heavy at 81 40 for west.
iefr.- -Oats-Closed dull at 7IATI1<c for
western. Gorn-DplI and. heavy at
81 0ea1 1OK for unsouRd; 81 llal II for
sound mixed western.
PRoYIsIONs-Porlk- Closed dull at
S26 90a27 90 for mess; cash and regular.
BeeE-Dun and heayy.sICut zNeRts-
Dull aud nominal. Bacon-=Fair re-
quest, with sales 500 boxes5 ice cured
Cumberland cut for last half NOvem.
ber on private terms. Lard-Olosed
heavy at 1Tal7<G for good ito prime
Eoos-ciosed steady. ~ = 80 -
t7at Day GOODS.
The market is generally without
change. - pa " a
q. lrz HONEY AND STOCKS. f1
MoNET-striDsent up1 70 two O'Clock,
after which the feeling was easier and
loans were made att per cent, currency.
A drm In breadstuhs failed 70 day. :. Z
SrERLINd-DuII at l095fa1O95S.
GoID-A shade lower; opened at I337S;
closed at 134lf. -, 5s,-li + q. <
The Assistant Treasurer awarded
$500 900 in gold at 134 51-100.
The shipments tomorrow are esti-
mated at half million. ttssA
Government STo0Ks-Ffrmer7 and
active. Coupons, i9I, 161<aIl51<; do
'62, 1I31<a1lSsSi do '64, 1115SaI119z; do
'66, 1Il3<a112; do new, H0sSa1I03<. do
'67, ll01Eal1li do 16s, 1lo1<is 10 40si lO61<
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OoroBER S6.-GE NV 7hsak-WnI
duIIs No. white 81 ichigan held At f206;
while Michigan q 81 50 Without buyers:
amber clossa 10 lower; sales OF amber
at 81 71a1 a. Mo- 2 red 81 u 4bf No. 2
Spring at S1 IL. Corn-3<c better; sales
OF No. ] az S73<cs No. 2 white at S5<e.
Oats-1fc better, sales of No. 1 At 6Ici
Michigan &C 5Ies 40. 2 at soc; rejected
&c 47c. RYe-unchangeds No. ! af
81 %; 80 2 at 81 10. ,Barley-Nomi-
OOroBER S0th.-FLouR-DnlI and un-
changed but with = dropping tendency.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES down bat
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81 07aI O3. 0ats-Iittle better At 47a6le.
Rye-LoWer, SI05aI %. Barlsy-5 cts
WHIsKY-Deolinedsto TO 81 06. .zg-sz
Pork Unchanged AZ
$50 90. Bacon-UnehanSed at 1sHo
for shoulders; I75<aS4c for clear sides.
LARD-No market.
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Dull: sales p, 600 bus
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MoNKr-Laght demand, and RESTRICT
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