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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

BswARs OF rHR FArAL CONSEQUENCES o. NaG.
lEcrlSc rHs FIssr SYsrrons or CONSUMPTION.
When cough first appearse, or dull pain in
the chest, you vhould use ALLsS's Luxe BALsAa
at once. II breaks up the most harrassing
cough in an incrsdtable short time, heal the ir-
ritated parts and restores health 10 the system
For sale BY al Dealers in Family Mediciues
generally.
Renue's Pain KillingMagic Oil 10 Just the arr
ticle to keep in the hose to relieve any kind
pain, TO cure cold or Group, or sore throat, or
ehonc pains, cramps, and laneness OF any kind.
Try il. reader, and you won't be without it to
use in ysur faaily.
PrlnoSAaY Avsrcslons arc the scourgs of New
England; but with the use Of White Pine Com
pound, most Of the suffering incident TO these
diseases can be removed. For sale BY all Drug
gists.
Sss BrNca or 0aArss. In another column,
Of SPEERS STANDARD. WINE BlTTRRs. II
Il highly recommended by physicians for dys-
psptics on account Of its tome. prepristiss, its
purity and it, delicious fsrors.
JAnsss. KIak Cos nns st spis and fauey
Toilet soaps comprising German Mattled, Olive
0tar, Improved Chemical. Palm, 40. Sold BY
all groesrs and fancy goods dealers.
Jrsrrn A. seAr.-ls . certain eurs for chappsd
hands and ill roughness irritation q the skin,
eczema, rngworm, salt rheun, pimples, and all ~
o. cutsneous affections. mating the skia scf. and
smooth. Manufactured BY caswell, nasard Co.
New York. Sold b. all drusgists. ta-friAsew
HctrowAvs Owrxnr.-s upparssiag Sores
60 down to their graves suffering from
chronic ulcese which few pots Of Holloways ONT
ment would have healed. 1t 10 n skn- deep reme-
dy that drives in the poison Of SORE it, effect 10
10 sliminate the poisonous olemeA and its work Of
plridcation may be accelerated and perfected in
nsny cases BY taking occasi onsl doses Of Hells-
Ways Pills, which improve the condition Of the
aeod. and thereby pronose the iornatos Of hsalthy
tissues. Sold b, all Druggists
60 n sns Dns.-0o 70 the Bryant . etratton
ewa Stats Business College to got thosoash prac
zeal business education For clsculass papsfs, i'd
lrcss. (snclosing stamp 1.-THE Bryant % esssstcn
Commercial College, Davenport. lows.
kroner's Hsir Dye. Natural. Durable. Bsaut.fa
Best and Cheapest In the World. Sold BY al Drug
isss and Country storskespsrs. JOHN J. KRONER.
'eie Proprietor. 40i Cheu1nut st.. Pnilsdsl ,hia.
TRY"GIEr EDGE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

Chicags lAvs osscsx s1arkss.
Ry Telasrsnh. - Dee. /.
Caatis-vssy dali, ANAL sslsss butchers -
Az Receiu1e So care hos q, l36 and gen
srsl traissnot Il ossivs pscsing demand, and
best sYa3os sSld fhssiv, yssoesday Quotations
couSeo aad msdiu6 grades o1vaneed tsa and
ffteep eeets ealee rsses s.eoo7 IS for commsa
a. LII
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
TRY "GlE EDGE ,

iins Cut Chewing Tobacco. The best,:.Tobsccs
n America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

d. LoalssMarkes.
sy Tsisgrash.l Dec !.
Flosr-Steady. with demand fer low grades
only.
Whsat-Stitff for winter, spring higher, No. I
solde4 lisa
Cern@-Dtll asdLower, C0S2 Ter new.
osss-Highse, SSo5s.
Daslsy-UnshaARed.
Dys-l1601n.
Prev,sicns-Wsak. bus little doing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

!Csrreetsd By MeNair Jsedaa.l
Glover Seed q ~ eopeP buGAo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

New York Market.
10y Telegraph. NEW foss. Dec. l.
Fieu--Dull and declining.
= whsst-Rsavy; No. 9 spring l. 4s9lso prime
No. spsing 100.
Rve-Sc. rec and firm ct l.l701.e0: the lat.
Or extreme.
Csn-Duil at l.l4Ql.lS fer sound mixed.
Birlsy-Dul.
Osts-Msdsrate!y active a 74@74k.
Pork-FismeP.
Beef-Stsady.
Cut ueats-Quiet.
Lard-Hsavv ana lower sA1l%0lss&
New York Money Market.
Dy Telegraph. New fonx. Dec. l.
Sixes Of ell l4s{; 6:2os. let Ill; "a, lo71
Sd le7k; new l.is1s; ~ l.lok; - l.loet
lo:40s l.O6L.
0old-lSS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

Corrected by n. ,. EVANS / 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

PuIAosAaS A'srcs'oss arr tho scourss Of New
England; but with the use Of White Pine Gem
pound. most Of the suffering incident 70 these
diseases can be removed. For sale BY all Drug
gisss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

eyssem ~ 10 IRON Snio that oil coed and
~ ssscfs 60 sus 70 bless o. curse IL p0sssssor
axe u Gle an. put il in COED runnins srder.
esA handesnsly, and there will b no more
soeess than 10 she eolid recks Of the Rrante
us. Werspess Il, that Schsnek's Ssswsed
ne WI do tAis for the stemash. II 10 nature
om,ag 20 rssens Of nan Ia his peril
Wnen the nature and condition Of diseasa A.
esrcaghiy uadersteod. il will BE- seen that the
aas sns doctrine ~ briefly inculcate 10 the true
80. aad that the medicine We advocate il pre.
ss'y adopted 70 the docsrins. Thousands Of
teeeessrucsed stsaaehs" in nearly sverv Stste
me uaaea. viii gladiy testify 10 sh,s. ana
reuse. ~ thsy should. the narvetiSus virtues
Schenck's Ssaweed Tome.
= go eight people in tsa ought V uss
- Ieaic nay - stated;
~. beeesss yeur stomach 10 out Of order and
" sooner or later, uueso aided. break dovn
-. because you do rot have half she enjov. |
: 81 hfs shst you night.
!, ssssess ycas blood Is not pure and COED,
tine.
lsh- Because Jon cannot Ihiak. .. act. Or d
yshass 70 sasisess sr oct. - will q il yes
~ ~ sae eesdVlsn this tonic win plaes YOU.
sssssg. - have . ..ssand mind" ana m q
sSsouns - well - those abous res.
nsesnse this Tonic 10 within The means II |
yeedy. one 'rsgulsr" .'dssAsr's' Bill
~. ~ .or nst you would sss 10 . lifetime.
49, reasons. and bscausea, nieht b multi
Aeesa'ssiy and each 10 20 true e trush.
eesers - without contradiction. that
esess s.e.sed Tonic 10 enc 81 ths rrssssss
pesads shat chemical. medical. or snv oth.
pcieecs Or skiii ever achieved. and il nss,.
rtss have only to be known TO make il 8 Vel.
ne visitAut OF every household in the broad
n. o'osa
x. Schenck must get the stomach OF everv
snmptative patient in this con ditiou befor ~.
msnie Syrup ean be digested and pepe.r.,s
blood-vessels. 70 heal cavities in the lung,
r. J. II. Sehsnek 10 professionally At kis
heipal olice. No. IL North Sixth 81. corner
3s9mercs ST., Philadelphia. every Saturday
IRE eli letters tor sdvice must be addressed
- Of the Pulmenie 0yrup and ssawsea
Tonic,
ZACH else PER NOTTLE,
on o.. 80 PER HALF DORM.
h0aeo1ko Pills. - Cso = Lex. /
~ ssls ~ all Dragsists and Dealers
0oR8NOK.e ALAANA0Fon fseo CAN
HAD 0DAPlD O1ALh 0RU00I0I0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

on 80 PER HALF D0xxN.
knaeo1xo Pills, - Cos. = lex.
|BOe sals ~ all Dragsists and Dsalsrs
! 0oR1NOK'e ALnANAOFon foeo CAN
had 01ATlO OHALb DRUGGISTS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

Sss BrSca or GsArss. another column,
Of SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BlTTRRs. II
u highly recommended BY physicians for dys-
psptics, on account Of its tonic .proprstiss, its
purity and it, delicious fsvors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

Chicago Market.
ny telegraph Dee. l.
: 0eain market dull oil afound.
Tlsur-Quist and unchanged.
Wheat Quiet At l.llK9lux.
Corn Quiet buyers Of new ct IS.
Oats-Dull At 49,.
Rye Quiet at 1.i3k.
Barley-Stsady ct LEO.
Provisions-Quiet and firm and prices IN
changed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

JAMssS. krsk Co. hns stspis and fausy
Toilet Soaps. comprising German Matted. Olive
otsr. Improved Chemical. Palm, As. Sold BY
al groeers and fancy goods dealers.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-26

OF the statute Of limitations The case OF domestic war
where the courts OF Justice within the terms
Of the exceptions but II is manifest that in such
asOn could be brought and the claimant wOnd be with
a remedy and that, too, without any presumption
against him, and with the idea OF negligence or aches
on bis part reButed by the facts IT, then II does not come
within the letter OF the exception IL does come WITHIN
the spirit and equity OF H. The omission to commence
tRe SUIT is not the fault OF the individual subject Oe ~
he government that has failed TO provide court WeIc
IN the prescribed remedy may be obtained In TINS oast
20 amount OF digence would have enabled the
70 preserve their right TO Nor could the Ldlure
nave been expected To provide for such cOhtngency
lor no Government would, for a moment, act upon
the theory OF its extinction OF It's naDuy 70 pre-
serve Its own existence. II could not admit OF statute
law on such possibility The lawmakng power cOud not
therefore provide for such 10 must De regarded as
an unavoidable casualty which should not be allowed 10
hict unnecessary damage orinteTpOse ncuous barriers
20 the administration OF justice 10 extend the statute
to reach the present would not be without precedent
SStat of James and under it, Between citizens OF
two States at all debts suspended and also the
statute Of limitation, (kents Conn., l. 6sl And the late
Rebellion having been declared be civil and TO
give beli2eront rights to the parties carries with II all
the Incidents thereto and suspends the statute Of mta
tOn between citizens OF two Of States, in rebel
lion and the other not The act Of Congress OF June H.
1884, * suhceHt 10 take the out Of the operation OF
the statute of LIMITATIONS such statutes relate only TO
the remedy. Congress has fun power 10 change the
remedies and declare what the limitations SHAH be,
though until Is done. the statutes OF the states arc
adopted and form rule OF decision IN the Courts OF the
United States
New-York tribune., 1868-03-26
THE CIVIL COURTS.

In the Superior Court VIM. B. Reynolds q
contractor paving Westst with Belgian pavement,
brought suit against John OtersOn keeper OF liquor store
on the corner OF Barclay and Weststs 10 recover on
oOntrsot for laying oroSswalk Wests at
The corner of Barclay by taking the old stones and
redreSing and relaying The defense that me
plaintiff put down stones, which he had failed
III had been paid for the work. but ON objection by PLAN
hhs counsel It was not admitted. Yerdict IOr phhu
tor slll 60, the fun amount claimed.
In the Common Pleas, trial term the case o1
Reed act. Cannon tried, the question involved OelS
Mr and Mrs Reed separated in the Spring OF 1861
Before that time he had various anniversaries made
her valuable presents In January shortly before the
separation, he made mortgage Of his personal property
which not however recorded until after the event
Tie has since taken possession Of the mOgdged property
which he claims includes these presents. and Mrs Reed
seeks To them The defendant contends that
here could be such change Of possession under such
Ets while the persons living together, as 10 const
tate valid transfer OF title wife against
subsequent creditors III. indeed, gifts from husband 10
vile Of any validity AZ all The Court reserved us
decision.
I'm the Superior Court of the City of New
York, the ease OF Goldsmith Hoffman q Co. agt. the
Union Paper Collar Company came mp. The dctendahts
paper collars The plaintiffs were formerly licensees.
This is commenced 70 cancel and declare nun ana
VOID the said license and all licenses and agreements be-
tween Them the ground that the patents are al IN
valid aud the ground Of breach OF agreement on the
part the defendants Injunction has this day been Is
sued rcrning and cujOnng the defendants from prose
cutting any action against plaintiffs, the trade Tor col
lection % royalty from interfering with the trade or
of paper collars, from licensing any one 10 sen
said paper collars pending the injunction.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-26

casks and bbls. English do is dull and nominal Crude
Fish Oils are Unchanged the demand Is Inoderate we
quote at CsdIOc for Whale and t2Gs2 % f0r sperm
Manufactured Oils are inactive Lard Oil IS selling al
from 81 40 20 81 i5 for Prime and Choice City.
PRONlSlONS-There has been falr demand tpr fork
to-day but the market lower closing steady the sales
Old Mess mostly in small lots; Si SCI "a @ ior new
Mess $4 tGS24 90 for City Mess 3 3 ass 80 Or INN
Mess; for future delivery, sales OF go dds New Mess
buyer April at SIS Beef is firm and IN more active dc
brands; $iGS2O for Plain Mess and Sl9 5OdS5 20 iUr
Extra 90 Iierce Beef j. unchanged the demanu lari
sales o 70 tcs AZ S4 for Prime Mess ana so LOT fNa
India Beef Beef Hams steady; sales OF 100 dds az
sec for common Western. Cut Meats are quiet saes OF
boxes Bellies at 2ic Bacon is firm; sales of $50 boxes
al 1910 Tor C. c. 13,c for ;. r. ana 1440ac f0r Long
Cut Hams Lard is less active but rny held safes ol
pkgs at 16Gl6ic for No L. 6idl6ic. for CITY, and
I6i d7c. for fair to prime Steam aud Kettle Rendered.
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, O'CLOCK-Ihe
market for Pork dull and heavy sales Of 800 bbs New
bbs. DO, buyer April. at SIS
Observation-Disclosures OF both Crude and Refined in
DOnd are nm IN their views owing 10 the small supply on
hand, but the market is quiet and nothing OF moment
doing We quote;
Crude tgG4I Tayityl IN buf gallon l2l6iS
RssS.d m bond cl6 testi PRIME igb straw TO- whe15 si
Refined IN bono lllO ies STANDARD White '...254 70
RlcEwCaroina is moderately active with sales Of 25
tcs at l0t ollie for Iuferor to Primes RaDgoon is selling
freely at steady rates quote $50 bags at 9a9lc
duty paid, and 500 bags at 3kc., gold in bond.
SIfGARS-At steady rates there is a very good bus-
ness doing in Raw Sugars and stin quote at lOfdIkc
for Fair Ia Good Refining sales OF ll0 hhds l0A Glkc
for Cuba l21dl3tc for Clarified do 120l3c for Porto
Rico 14l6l44c for Clarified DemeIara; and 456 boxes
Havana at lOlduc. Refined steady at l63c. for
Hards.
sEEDS-The inquiry is firm for Glover Seed at 13al3sc
Timothy seed quiet at s. 50GA 10 Rough FLAX seed rs
firm at 81 s. 90.
TALLOW-The inquiry is fair and market firm; sales OF
l25,O0O n City at l25 0l2lc.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-26
Htuiu1 SfocJ.S.
WEDNESDAY, March 2J-r. N.

Gold closes at l9s! The extremes Of the day were
1SssQ1Ssi The rate for caTyingis still high equal
TO 1-l6th per cent The exports perSiberia were $751;
OOO The clearings fthe Gold Exchange Bank were
sGj 1g9O CO., and the balances $2,lG2S4
Government stocks opened strong, and continued
in demand up to the announcement that the bank
meeting was failure, when lower prices were
accepted. At the Stock Exchange, the dealings III
State securities and Railway mortgages were small
The dealings IN shares were also restricted, and
hardly enough done 10 make quotations, except IN
Erie and New-York Central. The Western shares
were all firmly held, and leading dealers were
disposed to buy rather than sell. The
market was strong up 10 the adjournment of the
hank meeting when prices broke, without
any large amount changing bands At the decline
all the Michigan Southern, Northwestern st. PauPs
Toledo and Wabash and Cleveland and Pittburgh
WAS freely taken Later in the day the market closed
steady. Government stocks closes substantially as
on last night Mr.. Van Dyke has bought to-day
Al 100000 of 1905, for which be has paid in j gal
tenders The last prices were:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-26
Feb 2

TI0IIR AND MEAI,-The inquiry for Western aud
state Flour is more active and the market @ - = Suc "
ter especially for No. Superne ana low gadeh OF EA
tras an grades sell better ana the mdlhct tos' sTobE
Family grades are IRREGULAR but NOR sapg e s1 S1 10
$50 IS for Ordinary state $40 ZOaSlO 90 lot Atl Slte
$40 700sli 40 for Fancy do; 81 GtO 10 fOf the low
trades of western Extra so 45es Is for good 10 choice
Sprinn Wheat Extras; $40 65GS2 90 lot aIuhesUt'
tras $40 S0aSIO so for shipping OHIO; $40 70Gs4 for
ade and Family do: $40 sjaSl2 70 for Amber Winter
Wheat Indiana and Michigan; s2 3GSl4 10 3 III EAIa I
White Wheat do. do. and Sl2Gs4 80 iQr alngie LAtra M
81 Iouis California Flour is hrD good brands are sal
able; sales OF COO bags at az 70dS4 90 the atr iOr
very Choice Southern Flour Is hed hIdy, 10 .SoHgh ~ e
nary 10 good Extra Baltimore and Country ana t0 Ioa
s4 40 for Extra Famiy Georgia ana Nirgh M h ny a. @
o. CO. Corn Meal heavy and the demand lair scs o
on pier and Brandy wine " i5 aud punceons dl VIC
Buckwheat Flour is easier sales at - 10@ "a ~. 49,,
GRAIN-The Wheat market 9psnsu , ,So,,r ~
closed tame at about former quotations tle INJURY ls
mainly for shipment; the sales are l'oV Dus q. 20 90
for No Milwaukee delivered ,sae o. ~ for White
California, a1Oat and s. lj for Wlc sahadlal. baey
moderately active and firm sales OF Sooo pusI raa I ar
nand at s. 5O0 %. oats are in improved req1est at
higher figures the sales are 5000 bush ono ana me
er1 al 81 s4ic IN store Rye Is In Increased demand
the supply is light the sales are 1890 bnsh western
at 81 s5 arrive state at 81 oGsl Wa corn wa nfler
and the market closed fiat the inquiry j, cieny OF
local character the sales are tp w. p n oSs 9s Ter
sey Yellow at 81 28d$l 20; southern White AT u Ae
81 "a; Southern Yellow at 81 So Straw Colored and
White Tennessee, 81 209S 2S . .o,-,o-
"GUNNiES~Tie demand is quite light at lsidl9c. for
Bag, and 20i a2lc. for Cloth ... .,o,, 49,,
only moderate demand the market is lower ana very
heavy; we quote al 95c a$l for shipping ana " 5asl ~
for retail lots straw is sehlng aI VOC o '"e i' "u
soc cash, for Short do. , -, -
HOPs-A moderate inquiry Is prevailing, ana prices
ore Arm hut as vet change; we quote at dtoc
for American the former for very OLD ana the attet o
choice new grades Bavarian at sc -,
HEMP-A dull feeling is prevalent among nOIders, and
we give former prices lOsc Tor Manila ana sV' 8'l~
both in gold ,,,. 4. do,,, ona .,
nrevioIIs rates market is firm; sales OF l0O hhds Ar
royo PORTO RcO at G72ie $50 hhds ~ cs muscoVado
NAVAL sTORES-Crude Turpentne u dnil; spirits are
duh and dropping; small sales AZ tJt Ge4c Iee Eoshs
are steady and We note fair business sales OF 1000 Dbs
strained and No at s. 2S l0O0 bbs Common 10 arrive
Al Is 90 and 500 bbls Strained Common Al lsi lar
OIIs-American Linseed remains steady ont the bnsl
ness bas been only moderate; We quote ~ ~"l ~ iof
New-York tribune., 1868-03-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEw.YoRK........M.Ker 2a.

CLEARED.
s,saT ,hP-FasIoa Msrr Aposa SeSa'EA r caard Liver
Barksheny 1rowbrde ochsi,s Demer'a l W Grfih' Coo
Bng-w. Muir (Br Aeker, PIadephai Jane tBGy HOmeisl
Gibraltar centAa Moore Gbara IGgbal lns Peaioe csEieIas
Trinidad Mary Louisa Gnrl Washington c SehatOr fAusuer
PtS Jackson Tampieo Isaac Rich Bryant KuSstoa Jam g
Young Richardson sfaIi, m'SG '5.o, s;os Ss1,Ss h"a
Cara Wells Lawson POiat Pite cjqad) Dragon E Duncan
soISss TSS5 BdG G Ann Sae Fsussr w.sh
sIoSD WIN Miller Dibble, SOrTsh ..l
ARRIVED.
Bark Signal tof Newbuport) Smith Buenos Ay
to Lup Bros Ie @ ~ I & %S a T T e. ,p sposs Of De- s
4r Helen A. ,oyt heaee i'r aysn, three days out
Sailed company with bark Cuba and brig C. T. Meure Tor Ne"
Rbec CAruAna Lesesns Masur IS days sugar and hover
schf Matthew v,.sar. IT, Christie. wsreh,m. nails
Bg James March. ofs John 1'po 81 i,so DE- Cuba "
and Heinrich tPruss Haas Newcastle. Bug 70 DAYS
Steamship Ms sanioT Moore Wilmington c. p.ss
steamship & C. Knight Denl Washington c. and AleIAnanA
steamship gSo.G E cTRs s'GSS 6p A's Ss y . " S1,: S
Ion 6i passed Of the Inman seamships bound
S,es%ship leans osrsn Hudgins Baltimore March 81.
Steamship Huntsville Cowe Savannah W hours malls Hdse and
Steamship YaiOo Hodges Norfolk ndss L. MecreAdy
Steamship Ma,anEa Ryder Charleston March H. nd'e and pssa
A'''', go scuooy.H, rKoa sIyE1 roEIs
MS.sSe. ATS,s Ssfnfih E.eSDor tSvs Nightingale EIspor
Onward ElRbetbp0rt H. fldermann fliAbebpoft
Lady Jane, EiEabethpor r. haioek Slaam Beach
DISASTERS.
schooner Hi Capt Clinton OF and IRON Philadelphia .h
sssey css I fss s: CaRSs .oG sS the STs scOn and 3
min and all the saved
DOMESTIC PORTS.
A-Arlyed, schrN ElA f. Sylvester from
Rocs,nd r Providence; Segu. from Boston for Brockse C.
for Portsmouth Prudence
Ne for New FORK; White Swan from New York for Calais
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. March &Auved, steamship France ron EsNYos
March
BRksES March 2Saled steamship HaHss, for Southampton snd
kew-lorke
QuEEXsrovS March fShe steamship Hew.York Captain
the Line which lel the l4h Vt
pert this morning
MISCELLANEOUS.
European and West Indian vessels which arrived this
day and been considerably damaged
thereby.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
TttEeRAFH TO fHB rRiBuSy.

sy ATLANTIC rttEsRAFH TRIBUNE.
IoSpoS Mab 25-l1O D. m-Ccns 90 for both money and The
securities quoted this hour a. follows United
States FreTwsrty bonds 72d2l Ere Railway ~ Illinois Cen
trail s9i
LoSD March 2-5 p .-CoEso closed at ola9! for money
and account American seeos closed following United
States FhsTNeuty bonds rs n0s Central Railway shares 9l
Ene Railway share. 4i Atlantic aud Grea: Western Consolidated
bonds %.
IyEaroot March siesmsh2 Hansa which sailed from
Bremen SATURDAY and from Southampton yesterday for heSlort
took out tGJc0O in specie.
FuayKoHr March 2nisd states FveT"enty boncs opcn si
=! a5si for the rsne Of 1862
FRAsKToKT, March 25-5 nUnod states toDes closed a. '
for the 81 1862.
AssryKD.v March 2 Bank ofioui tas pat IL rate Of Dis
p per cent
Liverpool March ll20 p. mSses o. Cotton to-day III coo
bales Mddug uplaud lod Mddug Orleans, loi4 The ship
pt from BOMBAY fr the fortnight ending Msrc u % 600 bales
Corn g q quarter for Nsw Mred Western Wheat 1910 eutal
for C,Horp. White, and 4I for No. Red Western Barley s6P
ba,h Oats ~ a. bush Tcl.. 500 = quarter. Flour. e' y
bhL for We.ter Canal Beef 1901 y ObL for Extra
Prime Mess PORK g g bbL r Eaten Prime Mess lad ca y
~ for American Cheese for American hne Bacon t o
q cat Cor Cumtaud Sugar . 2 evt for No p Dutch Stand
ard Ron y FOR Common North Carolina and ~ for
Mediun Turpeutue T. TaIo~ - g c"L Refined Peiro
euo l3 e. gal standard White sprs Petroleum, ll g
Lin..si Cakes $40 5I 4 tun or Thin Oboug for feeding
Lyyrroot March 25-s mbe Cotton ae; closed active at
The following Authorized quotations Mlng UolaEds port iOd
Mns upands to ar,e 10. 1910; MddlHg Orleans loia The
sales Of the up I2o0 bales Corn has advanced 10 81 e e"t
m Mrd western steady l5o for California White, and
l sr Red Western Barley SO Oats S2 Peas iCG fiouI 81
sugar 25 r No y Dutch staldA RosB, 60 Tor CONNECT ard
y ior Medina TurpentIHe. S 1aAow, Ha Petroleum. Us ior
Reiuei for Spirits Laseed Cake' SO 49, BEEF N Forl
7g Lard. Ga Cheese. 50 o. Bacon G6
AS1wEHp March 25 p uThe Petroleum market dosed tHd at
nance l5r STANDARD White.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-26
pFCFIpTS or pRODUCF.

March 2J-5.07O bbls. Flour. 90 bbs Corn Meal, 2023
sacks Corn Meal LOO bush Wheat. 3024 bush Corn 25
BUSH Oats bush Rye 555 BUSH Malt, 7s bush. Barley,
ll2 bush seeds 5g4 bbis Pork III pkgs Cut Meats 100
pkgs Lard sacks Ocake 1880 Live Hogs, $50 pkgs
Butter, 2,l0l pkgs. Cheese. 1,ls6 bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-26

COFFEE-We note rather more activity IN lirdHl coffee
aud very firm market for all grades sales Of 1861 bags
RIO ey Marie and sos bags. Bremeniu, on private
terms For other STYLES there some demand but hardly
an much strength TO prices sales OF 25 bags Government
Java at 24ic.. gold duty paid
COAT.-fbe regular monthly auction sale Of Scranton
Coal came on today by order of the Delaware aud Lack
aU'anna Railroad Company. Mr.. j. H. Draper ofcatcd
s auctoneer The attendance large, but the bidding
slow The prices realized show decline on al except
Lamp 1900 tnns were offered ana sold We aplehd the
particulars OF this and last sale: go 49,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-26
THE MARKETS
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TIE MARKETS.
ICafciuly reported or 1HH TAHuNgl
WEuNEsDAY March ~. 1905
hsIIES-The market ~ steady FOR Pots NJ e. 4'GS 81.
Pearls arc QuiCt az Hll 0sll 5O.
COTTON-rhe demand has improved under favorable
orrign news and reported light receipts Prices bet
ter by about &c. closing steady 30 the advance sales
OF 73l bales. Of which 525 20 10 ,lnnei- lF To speo
ators and l8 10 exporters including $50 Ia transit We