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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

ME him. The Secretary OF the Treasury
had said that there was 10 further reason
for withholding his salary II II vas shown
that he had been In the territory oil the
time This was but a shallow pretence. o :
he (Williamsl had with his own hands tiled
papers in the Department proving the tsct
After further discussion the bill was laiA
on the table.
blr. Morrill, of Maine calleI up the pen.
zion appropriation bill.
Considerable debate ensued on an amend
meut being offered by the Committee on
Appropriations for striking out provision
for collecting into the Treasury onc-hali
the amount used IS the proceeds of the pre-,
the interest of which is 10 constitute pr.
sion fund. The difference OF opinion turned
on the propriety OF keeping the fund sep
arate.
Mr. Sherman offered as substitute the
following:
"rhe interest In the fund known as the
Naval Pension Fund shall hereafter be q
the rate Of three per cent. per annum In
lawful money and shall b applied exclu
sively 10 the payment Of naval pensions, &C!
cording " existing lave"
Mr.. Morrill, OF Vermont was opposed %
any of these propositions he would avoid
tho appearance OF any valuation OF the pe-
tionai faith while no harm could fesui'
from the law remaining rs II Is
Mr.. Hherman's amendment was asfecu y
and the bin passed.
Mr.. Morrill, called up the consular ahu
diplomatic appropriation bill. The ques-
ton was on agreeing to the amendments O
the Committee on Appropriations 10 fh'
bin as it passed the House.
The amendments striking out The app.c
pria,ion for salary to the Minister TO Por
iueal caused much debate, which continued
until the Senate, fading Itself without I
quorum, adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

RocKroRD, Ill. March 7.-Tbe ice bro,
up at 10 O'Clock this morning, causing rrea
excitement and fears for the bridges an,
buildings at the water power, where som,
hight buildings are already gone. The
water is higher than ever before, and all III,
snanties near the river are flooded. Thu
new iron bridge at Belvidere over the Kish
waakee is gone.
Mr.. Harris was drowned with his horse
while crossing the mou,h,of the Kish waukee
last night.
AURORA, ILL.,. March The ice gorge is
sound here. 1t broke away at half past 4
O'Clock this morning. carrying OF a small
portion OF each Gam and and cutting ont
one hundred feet OF bank The ice is piled up
fifty feet high between the river bank And
the island. number OF buildings have
been damaged and part of a lumber ward car.
ried OIL. Altogether the loss is go. 600 or
more. Fox river 10 higher than in 1857.
LATRR.-Nsvigation on the Illinois rive,
Is now open to this place. The steamer
City IT Pekin arrived here to DAY at ooon
from g. Louis, and reported the river frec
o. ice between here and that city. The
,s cn9yier viii arrive tomorrow noon. and
M .eardssown loading here will leave 10.
Psn,;s =, Above here Ice Il ssill arm In
I, ~. 'ake, Out must 70 out In ! few dayS
'"i"eu ss0ce Wodneadav
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

WAsurs3ToN, March I'll. is said that
Gen. Njckers, the new senator from Mary
lard, was formerly Wing. but on the
demise Of that party joined the Democratic.
He is man of ability and reputation, and
has filled several official posts, is of IN
questioned loyalty and there can be no OF
| lection TO his admission 10 the 81 nate.
Johnson's advisers have agreed 10 ask for
twenty days after the re urn to the writ Is
made, next Friday. IN which to prepare the
case II is thought that the Board of Man
ayers will endeavor to have the Senate limit
| the time ten days, or fifteen ct the outside.
| The Managers are in session to-day examin-
| ing witnesses, and will hold daily sessions
| until the trial commence.
General Hancock in q dispatch to 0ener-
| al Grant asks to be relieved from the coin
mand OF the 9th military district. in view
of the nom concurrence Of the latter in his
administration of affair. The request will
| he forwarded 20 the President
Geo.T. Brown, Sergeant alarms 10 the
| Senate, waited upon President johnson and
served upon him the summons to appear
before the court Of Impeachment. The
President replied he would attend to the
matter.
| ton relative to the status OF Gen. Thomas,
/
| met meetings.
Such business ns reaches the Executive,
relative to the War Department, will BE-
turned over to General Thomas, Secretary
Of War dd interim. Those who favor i'm
parchment cay this course will constitute
another article against the President.
General VanWyck will in few days sub
| nit to the House his report in regard to the
whskcy frauds. His report will detail the
nature and extent Of the frauds, the man
ner in which they are perpetrated. loss &c
the government, and to what extcn. the fed
eral officers are connected with them. Il
will recommend the reduction OF the whis-
key tax 10 80 cents per gallon, to be col
lected ut the still
The report OF the President OF the Board
&. Managers OF the National Asylum for
| disabled volunteers Tor the year ending
| December last, states that there is Cen
tr.l Branch Asylum at Dayton, Ohio, an
eastern branch near Augusta, Maine, and a
northwestern branch At Milwaukee, WiscoE-
Sin. The institution during the last year
supported or aided | ,S6i partly or totally
I disabled volunteer soldiers, and the aver
age expense Tor subsistence for those in
Asyums nd not exceed 33 cents per day
The out door relief amounted TO nearly
$4,000.
The impeachment managers on the part
OF the House have been examining the re-
porters of some OF President Johnson's
speeches, and others have been sent for to
testify before them
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, March s.-Tho British
iron ship Victoria hence. yesterday, for
Liverpool with cargo Of wheat, valued at
100000, went ashore outside Of Golden
Gate last night. A portion Of the cargo
was thrown overheard The vessel has be-
como imbcdded in the sand and il is impos-
sible to move her.
snow slide FIVE or six miles in length
near Cisco. On the Central Pacific Railroad
killing six Cinnamon, buried seven locomo-
tires and destroyed considerable other
pyoperty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
CHICAGO.

CaIcAoo, March "A Washington spe-
cial says that the House Committee will 70.
port bill ON Monday or Tuesday for the
admission Of Alabama.
The bin amending TIE reconstruction
laws, to provide for the adoption Of the con-
stitution BY . msjority Of the votes cast in
stead u BY majority Of the voters regis,
tered, which passed Congress about week
ago, viii not be vetoed BY the President.
but be allowed TO become . law without his
signature. This bill does not apply to Ala
hama.
IL 10 reported from Richmond that Judge
Underwood has released the bondsmen OF
jeff Davis. This action, il 10 believed. Il
owing to the extreme probability of Davis
never being brought 10 trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
MISSOURI.

Sr. LoUis. March 9.-Mike McCools ant
an Eoglish puelist named Allen got into {
difficulty al sparring match Saturday eve
nrng. and to sc,ue their fued agreed to en-
tsr the ring aud fight it out In thi
mornings papers. however, McCooie pub
fishes a card saying he il advised by hi
friends that it would be injudcious in hin
to enter the prize ring previous to his mattel
with Joe Coburn. but within sixty or nine
~ days aft that event he will fight Mr.
Allen for any amount he may name. The
card is signed mike McCoole, Champion
Of America"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

III =. DODGE. SURGEON DENTIST. has re
H. moved his once TO- rooms owes warmers
store Brsdy Street. bet I'd 4 sd streets. Those de-
sizing nrst class work will do well 10 CALI Charges
always reasonable, AMI workmanship excelied BY
none deci4-du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
TENNESSEE.

NAsHvItLE. March Tn.
day passed oft quietly. The r. e'ecs'on 70.
is probably elected. "at TICKET
MEMPHIS, March THE coup,v ,,
to-day resulted in the defeat Of tbe HC Su
Gratis by usjority estimated At nom ~,
to 1000 wv
Policeman John Gear, while atiempAA, !.
r. arrest some burglas, vas shot N the l. :
20 severely - 10 render amputation neces.
eary.
LArEn-The election yesterday resulted
~ the success Of the entire Republican tick
et BY l.5o0to 1000 majority. The election
s VA SSSmpsessissly quiet The troope vese
tutbance We soon Quellod. Mayor Ielt
witch - ~ mornin9 addsoGood : nooo 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

TO RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.

Nyou are suffering or have suffered from IN
voluntary discharges. what effect does il pro-
ducr uron yonr general health, DO you feel
weak. drbllita,cd. easily tircds Does n little
sr,ra exertion produce paipitation ofthe heart
Does your liver or urinary organs, or your KID
news. frequently get cat Of order IL your
urine sometmcs thick, milky or aocky, or 10 i
ropy on settling, Or does thick scum rise 20
the top, Or is . sediment M the bottom after
u has stood awhile, DO you have spells Of
short breathing or dyspcpsia, Are your bow
els conssipated, DO you have spells Of fsinting
or rusnes Of blood to the head ID your mem
ery impaired, Is your..mind constantly dwei-
ling upon this subject DO you feel dull. list
less. mopng. tired Of company. Of lifes DO you
wish " be left alone 70 get away from svesJ :
bodyi bees any little thing make you start Or
jsnps IL your sleep broken Or restiesss IL
the iusre Of your eye A. BRILLIANT The bloom
on your cheek ., briehtf DO you enjoy your
elf in society - weil' DO you pursue your
business with the same energy DO you feel -
much confdesee in Yourself, Are your spirits
dull and tagging. given to hts Of melancholy
fso. do not lay IT u your liver or dyspepsia. =
Have you restless nights Your back weak,
your knees weak. and have but little appetite.
end you attribute this to dyspepsia or liver CON-
pisins'
Now. reader, self abuse, venereal diseases
badly cured. and sexual excuses. are all capa-
Bile Of producing . weakness of the gencrstive
organs. The organs OF generation, when in per
feet health. make the man. Did yon ever think
shss those bold. defiant. energetic. pcrssvering.
saccessful business mon are always those whose
generative organs are In perfect he 18th, You
never heard such men complain ofbeing melsn-
eho'y. OF nervousness. of pnipitation of the
heart They IRE never afraid they cannot sue
ee-d IN business; they don't become sad aud
discouraged they are always polite and pleas
ant In the company OF ladies', and look them
right in the face none Of your downcast look =
Or any other meannes. abou, them. do not
mean thosc Who keep the organs inAammei bv
rnnning 20 excess. These will not only ruin
their constitutions but also those they do busi
aes, with or for
How many men from badly cured diseases
from IN. effects of self abuse and escesse. bnye
brought about that state of weakness In those
organs that hasrcduced the general system so
much - 10 induce amos, every other form of
diseasc-idiocy. lunacy, paralysis. spinal saec
tons. suicide. and almost every other form Of
disease which humanity is heir to. aud the real
cause Of the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and
have doetcrcd for all but the right one Die
rstic
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
JACOB HAHHN,S
Union Bakery q Restaurant!

NO. > East I'd Street.
TIE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST OPENED MS
New and Elegant Establishment. and would aay
to old customers and new one- that he IL prepared
TO furnish them with the best quality Of choice
Bread, Cakes, Pies an0 COnfec.
ufCmcry.
Made from me best material Afull eiock alwsye on
hands and families supplied At reasonable rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
LOUISIANA.

NEw ORLEANS. March THE City Fl
nance Committee to-day teiegraphed to
more are to be signed or Issued from the
treasury, and will probably be withdraw
from circulation soon. The New Consti-
tuition was sig nod TO day by 10 member.
Seven members refused to sign. A resolu-
sion was adopted tina, tie pay of delegates
cease from this date. although Convention
adjourned to meet Monday for the election
OF RepistraYs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
IOWA,

MuscATINE, March 8. Early this morning
the ice again commenced moving slowly
but at II O'Clock. blocked again. About
three O'Clock II a..ii. broke loose, and all
that PORTION W n Ard below the levec run
out clear, leaving The liver apparently open
10 t,leloxcr eri of the lcyee Above II II
still blockei. The ferry beat Decalion
which was damaged ard sunk at her land
ing Some weeks ago, was totally broken W
and thrown on the levee by the moving
mass Of ice. Ihe machinery was saved.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

-. ~. DUNN,
Rainter, Glaxler. vvhatener ana
Paper Hanger.
no. - sAsS SD ST., NET. BRADY AND rsaRY.
e>r~ve, 7 RESPECTFULLY CALL
- l the attention OF the public to
- 49, tie fact that sttend 70 all kinds
Of House and Sign Painting,
wAl Coloring, Whitening, Paper Hanging, Glazing,
etc. all OF which y promptly done. and In manner
mat canrot fail TO give the moet complete satisfaction
Charges moderate. Call ard see jyi7-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
FORTaETla CONGRESS-,

| WARRINGTON, March 7.-HousE-U nim
portant general debates.
The House met for q general de.
bate in Committee Of the Whole, Mr.
Ashley Of Ohio in the Chair. Messre.
Clarke VI Kansas and Blaine Of Maine made
speeches.
Nj. Broomall spoke on the tariff and rev.
enue, isvoring protection to home industry
| Mr.. Holman spoke of the public debt.
argu'ng for the payment in lawful money
OF bonds not expressly stipulated toto raic
In coin. POW
Mr.. Logan. referring to the remark Of Mr.
holman which appeared TO him a. an in.
situation that he did not intend to press -
proposition introduced BY him some tim.
ago Tor tax on government bonds. declared
that it was his intention to press that meas
urc. 40 ne believed The bonds should be taxed
as well rs other property.
Mr. Lynch spoke on finance, favorinp
measures which would expedite the resump.
ton ofsrecie payment.
Adjourned.
The Chair submitted q number of com
munications, resolutions, petitions. &c. from
the territory of New Mexico, PRAYING for
the passage OF an act TO restrict the Cover.
or In the exercise of unauthorized power.
and praying for authority TO raise three req
iments Of troops for the territory's own
protection, and praying for the annexation
OF portion OF the territory appropriated
to Colorado. Referred to the COMMITTEES
on Territories.
Mr. Sumner and others presented pe,i.
lions for the removal OF political disabilities
Rom the Governor of Idaho.
Inc Chair submitted communication
rom TIE Secretary OF the Treasury in rerly
70 resoIuuon inquiring under what Law
and for what purpose the ealarv of the faov.
ernor of Idaho is withheld The ;nc,esaa
documents were read. including one srnr,
the Secretary OF State, saying that Gnverno.
bAllord had only been suspended, aud ma ~.
order for his SUSPENSION had been reyok "a
oe was. therefore, properly entitled to hi.
ssiaty, no successor having been confirmed |
MI. Williams said that in March last one
Mufpav, Democrat, was nominated
~ su.seeu Governor Ballord, Republican.
TIs e senate rejected the nomination.
~ ~ 1e'aly OF Sls.e said the President
mi, H. .a .hst II Was unnecessary to sub.
not taken effect. Governor Rsl,,rd hn~
ever, nad continued in the dischs roe ~ 81.
duties, though notified that thronch c,ar;'
~ eslof ne bad been suspended. and The
treasury Department had refusea - 49,
MS salary on the ground that he re- srs.
pended under the tenure -of. ,ty,ca -. e 80
.neN nso oeen gross and palpabI,' viola,
ZION o. law in refusing 70 raw Ma ss,arv
re tWlinams) had been informed ~, : = 81.
mcsal ~ the Treasury Department, that the
iTeisiy nao been withheld for that reason.
mas, however, part Of the plan to drive
r rs,sI bsllord out and 10 compel him TO
Hr,ksn,l oecauee b wNe Republican. A.
s"1rSs asendent q Indlan ADain he Md
| -. - controcs - oulho9tnods out III Int.
E'os Oepart0ens IA aioo ro3n1o6 o recos-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

Major Davis. commanding the post. re
guessing troops to prevent negroes from the
country from coming In to vote. Major
Davis declined the request, saying be had
been notified by Superintendent of Police
that be has taken all the precautions neees
ssry ~ carry cut the plan suggested BIZ the
Mayor in one word. Negroes stripped
Democratic clrds OF hoises attached to
pack, and e. che time II was feared o seri-
Gus matter would result from &. but the % :
to. sn i nriaMna ihn az z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable

LONDON, March 7.-Nearly all leading
| papers have editorials this morning on the
subject Of a remarkable debate in the House
| of Commons last evening on the Alabama
question. The Times says the debate mus,
convince the United States Government
that England wishes to settle the law in this
ease in the Americ IN sense, and the failure
| OF Great Britain = refer the claims to ar
| bitraton is cue 70 no desire to shun her lust
obligations Ir Seward has only TO meet
Lord Stanley in like spirit to end misun-
! derstlnding. The tone of the articles in
the other journals is generally the same
| 1t is reported that Fenian prisoners who
were cap .ured recently at Dungorrnn were
| offered pardons on condition that they
would give their patrols 10 leave the king
| dom. 1t is further reported that the pris-
| oners unanimously gave their assent to this
proposition. A double guard has been
placed around the new jail where Burke,
| Cady and Shaw are confined. The trials
have been set down for the next month.
| la the House OF Commons last evening
| Charles Gilpin, member from the borough
| of Northampton, gave notice OF a bin to
abolish the death penalty.
Lord Stanley submitted further official
papers about Mexico.
On an order to go into q Committee of
Supply, Earl Mayo said he hoped the debate
on the condition of Ireland would end by
Friday next, that the House might be ready
to consider tue question of Irish Reform.
BERLIN, March IA bill for. ratifying
the treaty just concluded between the rep
! resentatives Of the United States and North
Germany was introduced in the Council.
LONDON, March I C. W Hunt, NJ p,
who resigned his scat when be went into
"a he RI nj tod ,n
amptonshirc He viii soon bring q bill be-
fore Parliament for The purchase by the
Government OF all the telegraphs in the
Kingdom.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

Milwaukee Market.
y Telegraph MILWAUKEE,, Mar,hs
Flcur-Frm at 10 co for best
Wheef-Fkm - lea LIZ for No. /. sV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, March 9.--Yetsrday the Re
construction Convention adjourned by .
vote Of IS to 80, aud Immediately thereaf-
ter the members were called together 10
form tho Republican nominating conven-
ton. II. G. Bullock, (whi,e) Of Augusta,
WAS nominated for Governor by scclama
ton. aad the convention adjourned to Mon
dnv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
CANADA,

TonoSTo, March "a woman, named
Marinion, was arrested Yesterday on suspi.
cion Of poisoning her husband and three
children. One child 10 dead and the others
arc Mt expected to recover.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
MAINE.

SAco, March AN iucendsry fire las.
night destroyed llilfs Market House, Lib
ley's Barber Shop, Or. Grants Drug Store.
Drs Snow and i.ibby's OH 'es, aud Cur
nays Grocery Store Loss $40 900. Cur
noy is insured No other insurance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
Foreign News By Atlantic Cable

LONDON, March 9.-The Fsnian prisoners
have been taken from Dublin to London for
trial.
Mr.. Clifford has been appointed Vice
Chancellor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
Iowa.

BURLINGTON, March 9.--The river is open
here and the ferry boats are making regu
lar trips.
MrscATiNE, March 0.-Thc ice Is gone
and the river clear here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

OMAHA, March THE ice in the river
broke up last night. carrying away about
tive hundred feet of temporary railroad
bridge. No other damage done
Boats are expected from below in a few
DAYS
Major johnson, President OF the Colorado
Central Railroad, died yesterday from fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, March IA motion wal
made today in the L. s. Circuit Court Il
have the trial Of the case Of Hatch g. III,
Hook Island Railroad. was remantled bach
TO the State Courts. The argument is still
in progress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
m. a. N. MINER, Dentass,
DIR. H. ID. MYERS.

nzz.r... nENTIST. ONCE doors east OF cor.
8ES2R u ner Of Brady and Second streete,
uftf4sy4 Has had over ~ years practice in
~s1I this city. Has the complete appara-
rs for manufacturing and administering Nitrous
Oxide Of Gas, for painless operation In cxtracting
teeth. ianl2-ty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
COMM ERclAL.
ss2yeDport Market Report.
OFrcS OF rae DAVENPORT DnxocpAr,

zsSvenport Market Report.
OFrlcS OF rae DAvrSPoRr DsxocsAr,
March 2, 1868.
tLoun-Cho,ce family, wholesale, tlo.4o; re-
wrrAr-No. /. 81. soosl.ss; No. a. .sl.7ea
1.75
BAA..r-sl.7sesso
Oars SO cents.
RYR-&l.o6.
Ooax-Shelled. CSC.
Po1Asoss-l. 95cQsl.50.
BuSssn-0ec. per h.
| ES0s-25c
Har-Good Timothy slo.so. IL. 1880; Prai-
rio $500 to $1,000.
CoAI-Soft. delivered. 20 cents yer bushsl.-
Anthracite. delivered. els per ton.
wsoD-es per Cord.
Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph March ..
.Irs ,6es ' sos n :: e. sSSs ,.a es' pns
asking ere: No eepened higher ct 81 -. closing
| .Corn-Opened active and higher, declined and
| closed quiet At So 1Sds3x.
Oats-Quiet af 57a G55s4.
Rye-Frmes ct /. CLIO so for No. I.
Barley-Dull; no cash sales.
| Provisions Gensfslly quiet and Arm.
ns's Pork 81 1-2Gss 70 for straight. Nothing
Sweet Picked Hams sold =. 1sA for straight city
cured.
other meats nominal
Dressed Hogs-Unchanged; ieooa1oso for divis-
ssns NV =.
Chicago Live stock Market.
By TelesrspA. March ..
| HeW--Oaly SC hsaA received since Saturday.
which 17s scld q 800.
Oatsls-Ne receipts ed market excssainsly
dull. and transactions con6Aed to two car loads
- batshafs' steers which sold y 500; market
may be quoted At range Of S.750s.eo.
ST. Leuis Market.
By. Telegraph. March ..
Elour--very quiet prices unchanged
Wheat-Weak, except for very choice fall,
which is better, at 70e1sT5.
Corn-firmer and held higher: sales at e5a
ssc,
Osts-Steady; Gsa6ec
I,orley-Heid higher. :. .s
Rye-Firm, at 1.6T Gill
Provisiens-v dull, with no buyers at Sat |
urday's quotations.
Lsrd-l5c for choice kettle.
Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph March ..
Flour-U nchanged and qaiet.
Wheat-Unchanged and quiet.
Corn In good demand q "a for ear.
Rye-l.7s@l.7s, and quiet.
Oats Firm q 6sG16e.
Barley-Firm at 2.S6 far No. l fall.
Cotton-Excited and unsettled: middliap.
held at 81.
Provisions Unchanged and quiet, prices
Milwaukee Market.
y Telegraph MILWAUKEE,, Mar,hs
Flcur-Trm at 10 co for best
Wheat -Firn - 9e3 IL for No. I. sV
e. New rsek Nlsrsea. EfT
co..s.. - e@~ se Asschs'
4 u ssiss: extra state ioiseio y: r.
whe.t !. armer and qaiet; No sprisS, il
Rye-Firm. l
Corn Openec &c bettsr and closed with advesce
pestIy lost Ct J. 2aQ1. 81 for new ahoat- -,
bsfIey-fiFm at 2eS for western.
Xasa- l-sc better; 50 1.30s4A for weetesn. II
nese %. SO 123.s for old xf9-a |
Lard-Firmcr
New York Saoasy aaRAes.
By Telegraph March =.
ncuds-ccupons q ~, no -; 7.ses unchanged.
Sss lss SaSs e -
e; sssl 49, 80 siisssss~ss. -
- 81 s; a. = I