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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
WASHINGTON.

WAsHI.croN. Sep. 9. The goth resi-
mcnt Of United States Infantry. which has
been on duty here for a year past. and rum
be ng over $40 men. rssseI over TO Alex.
sndria tonight, TO take passage for the
Nashville District VIA Knoxville and Chat.
ianocca. On reaching Nashville they will
bc distributed TO o.hcr points in Tennessee
in view OF the appys- Ting election. This
reduces the gariia5n / Washington one.
half or one third.
1t is expected that the report Of General
SIbley in relation to the Camilla disturb
succ, will be received this week.
1t is understood that Lieutenant General
Sherman has determined to iesue arms and
ammunition to the citizens along the Indian
frontier, for protection against further
deprcdsliops by the ssvages.
The delegation 81 the Alabama Leeisia-
ture having neglected to bring an au,henti-
Gated copy Of the resolutions under which
they We're acting will avail. their arrival
b lNfe otf;ally visiting the President Gov
Smith is with the delegation by request oil
the Legislature (, advise AID support them
lie hiss no official function TO perform here
in connection with the application or
troops lie does 10. fully sympa.hz. wii1
the Legislature for sddiiionslIro ami
expresses confidence in his ability 10 main
tain peace in the state. The people des re
peacc and he has the assurance Of men OF
both parties Of support IN his efforts But
he Governor is ..p'ehensye that during
the coming election imprudent parties may
commit acts which will lead To serious die
turhsncc unless restrained by some assur-
ancc from the President that they will be
ru. down by federal authority. Beyond
L Al. ~.
think no te5eral interference is necessary
A nrc.lNt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
New YORK.

Nav foay, Sent Se-Tie Nationsl La
boz Ccng. IS tc-dav voted sllary to the
Preslen' Resolutions relative to emicTa-
ton we e7p aired a. not being aimed
rgaiDs, emigration, hut eainst en,;grsnt aid
SOCIETIES. which Is n mc loroly--praci.caiiy
intro 5ucing white slavery inio this country.
MRS. Elizabeth Cady Stanton made speech
iavorng emigration. The President mace
valedic.ory address, expressing the hope
that the National L sbor Party al eject the
PIesiden. OF the United States. and carry
conste nation into Wall street. The Con.
or, as then adj burned s.as dc
NEW IoRY, Sept. 21.--A northeast storm
prevailed here to day.
A subs criptioa has tesn opened for the
relic oil the sufferers \ the recent earth
quake in South America, at the bar King
house OF Falaway & Caradoc, 1Ci Pearl
street.
George Summers fell from third story
window of the Aston House yesterday after.
noon, and died soon after from his injuries.
at the New York hospital.
Police officers McCready and Sp,ar were
to-day held in 81 600 bail for trial, on a
charge of beating a citizen who refused 10
lay their black mail.
The Water street prayer meetings weec
well attended to-day. One of the exhori ,rs
al Aliens urged that prayer meetin.s should
be opened IN Fifth Avenue, as they were
more s'cked people there than in Water
street. a man perambulates Water sire Il
daily with siel containing the words
z" Prepare 10 meet Thy God; the time ia
shortn
The number of deaths for the week were
Al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 26.-Thc Senate TO-
day made bin dc elaring negroes ineligible
to Office which WEI made special order
fer Mondav.
The Hous Commute: on the State OF tie
Republic male report which was unani-
mously adopted. rchc casing the action Of
Georgia ai.e- the wsr Clozed, asserting that
al had bet dcnc BY the State in accord.
area viii the State Congress. 1t deprecstes
abusive political pr hts and speeches, SAYS
that facts are perverted and he imagua
ton drawn upon to give tn the world It's
tues OF false report', producing iDpre ss.ons
abroad tina. there Is little protection he-e
for lie or curly for person or property.
The rere.t asserts t1at it is the purpose OF
the whole PEOPLE to faithfully protect the
negro race in tho enjoyment of oil the
rights g,s. 1tesj by the constitution and
laws of the United States. l. asserts that
il 10 no purpose Of any party Of the State
10 impair the constitutional rights Of TIE
people to peacerl ally assemble for the cen
{ de:ation OF any matter or obstruct por
ton Of the people in he enjoyment of any
o'he, constitutional right or privilege
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28

Ngw ORLEANS. Sept. 27.--The wrath of
the negroes at Gov Warmouth's veto of the
negro equality bill is unboundcd and threats
against his person are reported. Er. Seab.e.
coiored, author of the bill. said that if G oy.
Yarmouth had been elected on the DE no.
cratic ticket he should not have been sur
prised at the veto, but he vas urprised that
such document should come from man
elected on the Radical Republican platform
lie thought the message very weak docu,
ment. Another negro announced that il
this bill brought on conflict lei il come
the black man WAS ready for it. Further
consideration OF The veto was postponed
until Monday.
Judge VIM. II. Colby, of the 9Th Distric,
who was refused registration, has sued out
q mandenus, rcturnable at the 9Th District
Corrt On Monday. Other cases are repor;ed
oi discharged United States soldiers pre-
sentirq botl heir discharge AMI naturalzl-
I on rare-s nd were reics j, because the
laser is ed by the 5il and Oh District
CouI ?, whc TIE State Bos-d of Regis,ra
ton esy .re i'e-a'.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
KANSAS.

Fogr WALLACE, Sept. l7.-Chiei scout,
NJ s. Horn, Just from Col. Forsyth's
camp on the Delaware fork Of the north
fork Of the Republican river, reports that
Col. Carpenter, who started from near
the 2ith, reached Colorado Territory on
the morning Of the Goth.
The command which left here on the
9th. under Col. Bank head, with provisions,
supplies, &C., arrived soon after Col. Gar
psnter. Col. F. lost five killed and two
wounded, and all his horses. The Indian
loss was not fer from so killed and wound
cd, besides large quantity Of stock. The
fight on the nrst day 10 described 40 being
the most desperate that has ever taken
place on the plains, the Indians making
charge after charge, s0metimss coming
within fifty feet Of our men, who lay al
most entirely exposed, their only defence
being little sand brsastWorks, which were
thrown up with no tools but their hands.
the men working at these between the at.
tacks Of the Indians, who rode round and
round, charging down upon them at some
point. one party Of men digging while the
| rest fought the Indians, who were Sioux
Cheyennes and Arrrapahoes. numbering
from 600 10 700, snd were armed with
Spencer carbin.s and heavy rifles. 1t wal
estimated that they fired not les than
10000 rounds, besides large quantity Of
arrows, the ground all around being thick
y strewn with the latter. But little fight.
irg was done the second day and after that
though portion of the Indiana stayed in
the vicinity until tho last four days no 1t.
tack was made. Scouts saw tracks Of IA, &C
parties driving many horses ana mules.
going south and Sast. and it was thought
10 be The des, gn OF these Indians to Eet
below the Arkansas. and that they would
probably cross al about Monument. They
will be closely watched.
Col Forsyth's command was to Start 70,
Fort Wallace this A. H., ard r ii reach here
III four or five days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
Foreign News by Atlantic Gable.

PAIRS, Sect. 26.-The Monifsur has the
following from Spain: News OF battle be
tween the royal army under Parva and the
insurgents under Serrano is momentarily
expected, as nj last accounts the hostile
forces were nearing each other. Jose Sala-
msncl WIS sent to Queen Isabella by Ge1.
Concna, praying that the young Prince Of
the Asturias might 90 to the capital ard
assume the government OF the nation. The
Queen refused and returned the reply that
the Prince should not rule people Of roL
bers and ASS ssins.
The official newspapers of Spain say that
the movements against the COVE nment are
abor;iye.
LONDON Sunday noon, Sept 2s.-No Of
fic;si dispatches have been received from
4 " d since Fri6sy. The following COT Mt
cores from othe. sources. The revoiut Gu
in spain is the result of . union Of 10 COZ
u 'onal. the modera.e aod liberal parties
In al effort To ovei throw the reigning
dyrss.y. The fleet has joined the move
m. y, bece use the sailors are unpaid and re
& l.er r II Of the army has revolted be-
causs they are indignant at all their favorite
Generals. The church, which is bound BY
eve:y tie to the Queen, RESETS and holds the
masses Ia check.
As lar as can be ascertaiued from the va
riops reports received up to the present
hour, the instruction extends Throughout,
the provinces of Cadiz. Seville, Cordova,
Thuelva, Grenada. Valencia. Alicante, Al
gesiras, Malaga, Vigee, -Teruel, Corunss,
Logrono. Almelia and Guido, and many
armed bands appear 10 the provinces OF
hulesta. Sarsgossa, Teruel and Navarro.
General Para has arrived In the vicinity
Of Cordova, but his troops were deserving
in squads, and he was obliged to stop his
march and wait for reinforcement from
C,udad Real and Badsios, which at last &C.
counts had not reached him.
TIC province oil Eiscay has sent trocas
TO sln Sebastian OR the protection OF tie
Queen.
In Ant alu; q tie e. aph wires have
been Cut I'd e ia''rs 'sic.nur.
II, cfli' Il jaur~s ; Of Ferris RID .otjr-
a,e sro-e .e2s Sc O. Tue IF c., Of a ct9,
IT yolu, ol So nelr Fame. eni sc .s:rv.
Leading Il DRILLS, I, d;scauface Tie move
mat. But ii IS aersrs'ly believed lo.e
ths, the evolution vii te success,al and
rcsult in the expulsion os the Bourbons AID
probably in tie accession Of the Xcn.pen.
sie- family to The 81 aH'sh tEro,e
A dispai-h from PATS says General Prim,
with ii let OF iron clsds was earecte,, 8,
Barcelona yesterday.
DUBLIN. Sept .7.--The leaders of the So
called Fsnian party in Ireland are reported
as forming political association with the
tories , they even oppose such caudidstes
for Psrliment as O'Dons'lue in Tralec, j No.
Francis Mcguire In Cork, and other equally
strong advocates OF Irish rights; journals In
the island, which have shown most eym-
pasby with the late Fenian agitation, ard
come out strongly for in favor OF ,his coal:-
tiCr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
Foreign tevsny Atlantic Gable.

MAnAlD, Sept. 26.-Thc insurgents Lave
torn an tie railway in the Sierra Norena.
Conut Gergea.s, With Lis troops, ia com
PEELED 10 remain IN tao mountcin dsfios.
cen. Prim was expected al Baralens to-
day, where the people are only waiting for
his arrival 10 rise
Madrid AID Say,gos>s are also ripe for
revolt
Tho vanguard Of tie army under Nova
lechsz, numbering 5000 men, has joined
tho insurgents. He has in consequence
been obliged to wait for reinforcements.
The French squadron had arrived At Bar
ceona.
LONDON. Sept. CA battle 10 hourly
expected between Novalechez and Gsrrano
near Ccrdova.
The royalists lost over 600 men in the
fight at Santandsr. but they succeeded in
retaining possession Of tho city.
Gen. Colgorc marches TO morrow on San
TINA. lie has resolved to burn the place
If /, makes any resistance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, sep.. 90 The municipal
election passed of quietly 10 day. A. Alden,
tie present Mayor. was reelected by $50
majority. All of the Aldermen except one
and all The Councilmcn except two are sup
portors OF Alden. Thornherg carried but
one ward. the 5,h. Both candidates are
Republicans aud supporters of Grant and
Colrax. The Democrats and Conservatives
showered on Thornberg. The Prsss ana
Tunes. The leading Radical organ. supported
Thornberg, who was also sustained by q
large portion oil the negro voters. During
the afternoon the street in front OF the
Fourth Ward was palrolled by company
Of the 44ih Regulars
All. Rsines, q negro man, wac stabbed
and MORALLY wounded in the Sixth Ward
No other difficulty is reported.
Ore of the negroes shot last nigh! 10 dead
and another cannot survive.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
CHICAGO.

CmcAGo, Sept. % AT mass meeting
of Catholic citizens Of tho west side, last
evening, AZ which the quarrel between The
Bishop aud certain Of the clergy, was under
consideration, resolutions were adopted o.
posing the removal Of Father Boes, and
EN- lhstically endorsing tho course Of DIR.
McMulen. who has gone TO Rome to pre-
sen. tho matter to the Holy See, aud urge
the removal Of Bishop Duggan. Upon the
adoption Of the resolutions a msiority Of
tho Bishops friends withdrew from the
fpea,tnr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
NEW YORK.

Nsw YoRx, Sept. ga private dispatch
from Fort Wallace, received on Saturday,
states that Col. Forsyths who was badly
wounded, has arrived st Fo.t Harrison.
His wounds were dressed, and Re i. doing
well. Most OF his command wora New
York State men.
Prayer meeting vas held at Jobnay Al
lens yesterday p. m. Johnny himself was
present, but took 70 part in tie exercises,
more than TO assist in singing, CT 10 help
the lady portion to seats.
At Kit Burns no meeting Was held, pro-
baby through some Misunderstanding. He
said he could not answer if he was guilty
or not, but supposed when he entered the
room he vas fully committed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28

Receipts II $50 barrels: shipments 1895 btls.
Wheat-irrreguar. unsettled i: No. lower
i.ssGl.4s No. 2. AA@l,42; Ne. $3.50
Ml.Sl. Receipts, IL. sci bus; shipments, ss,-
21s bus.
Corn-Unset,led and higher No. /. 81:
no. 2, salx. Receipts, s,zS5 bus; shipments,
III ,o55 bus
oats-Quiet and firm o. 55i<a55st Receipts,
iAe.e97 bu shipments, ies $50 bus.
hye-bell; No. ], l.l7@i.17h; No 2,l's
g IL Receipts, le,lia bus; shipments, 1855
bGs.
Bcriev-lrregular and lower No. opened Of
LII and closed al l.Ti@i72 Receipts, 90 sss
Aas; shipments. 1850 bus
Provisions Dull and lower
Forks. o0@2s2s.
Lard-lsk.
Shoulders -1o0I011.
Wh.skey-Nominal.-
freishts-Dull and lower whea. G; corn I
EuTsia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
MISSOURI.

Sr. Louls, Sep. - A prominen, feat
urc In the Republican procession last ni.bt,
Yves about 800 negroes with tho Tanners and
transparencics.
y. T.. Garch-, prc minen. lawyer Of this
city was refused registration yesterday. Mr..
Garclc is The gentleman who contested be-
fore the Y. :. supreme III" question whe,h-
or lawyer con q not practice in The State
wthou, toking the test oath in the consti
tuition. and declares bis purp sc TO contcs,
the same question on is apple attain 10 his
rirht q vote.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28

MONTGOMERY. Ala, 36 The Legislature
is doing nothing Of importance. and will
probably await the return OF Gov. Smith
and committee before proceeding with brsi
ness providing for the election Tor Pres
dent in this state. The repor, Of Cove nor
Smiths view Of all, irs n Alabama as seat
by Re egr ph to day, gives gieat ss,is .clion
% The pc0~ln q this src',nn OF the ; ale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28

Now York Money Market
By Telegraph September ss
Stocke--Weak.
Bonds-Ss 81. la: sos, ist, ia: ind
i.0eS Sd :ioss: new. l,osI CT, oss: coupons o
-. 90: 10 40. l.c's.
Pactde-I o.
New York Central-l.eS
Erie-S
Illinois Cent4al-1ll
Northwestern - preferred s.,
Rock lsland-l.UiA.
9old-l.l12,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
LATEST News
BF TEEEGR.Try.
To TssE DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Special TO tie ! ~, -
CLINTON, love, - !. 2s.
The weather is very fine-not cloud 10
be seen, and everything opens ausp;ciously.
The crowd is immense. Hotels and board.
ing houses are filing up rapidly, The en-
tries are larger than any year since tho or
ganiza.ion Of the Society. The number Of
fine b'ooded horses is very large fast
trosting may be expected. The prospects
are very catering for succsssful Fair
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
ILLINOIS,.

SrRlsarirLp, Sept. IS Saturday eve
ming heavily loaded freight train, while
ascending grade rear Alton. number OF
c5rs broke loose from the engins and start
cd back and eelliied Mi.h construction
UNIV. te,ulting in . G neral SMASH up
orly enc nam was injured. The track las
been os.rCd, and trains are running ne
n sftkf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
New York Market.

By Telegraph 6eptem bsr as
Cotton-s,eaiy at AZ; for nliddling uplands.
Flonr-Dull al z.C5ns 20 for extra state 1854
SO for extra western oo1lo.so for Il. II. o.
Nheat-Dull.
Ryc-Qoiet.
Corn-More active. at 1ls6tl6! for unsound ;
l1s6 49, for sound mixed wsstern / - for very
choice do LII for old ditto in etorc: lsTl 10 for
ne do In store.
Barley-Scarce and nrn.
Oats-Quiet; "A for new western aaoat
Pork-firmcr % sb0selS for ness; - eS1ss. 81
for old.
Becf-Dull
Cut Meata--Quiet.
Lard Quiet d heav~, At Is ASA for steam
1921 0e0 Tor kettle dull.
Whishy-Quiet
Sagaa-Quiet, at III. lla for Cuba
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28

m@uyIcI.n. Ill, Sept 26-Preparalicn rs
80 tie mos extensive sclle for the ccr-
M liss Of laying the corner stone OF the
rev State House are nearly compile; a. The
city authorities have = I'll al oJt ten thocs-
and ny.;lllons % leading re Of the STATE,
arl some ol other ) ate, The o-ator os the
dry WI he ..ltige Cnlnl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
Chicago, Rock Island h Pacific
Railroad.

@C1AAA 06&&A0
1868. Swimmer Advancement. 1865.
Trainsrrn by Chicago time which 10 twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY MAYll. 1883,
" and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily. lSundays excepted) Is follows
Going Esst-lst Mail train al. o5. A. y.
Cd Night express. 81, r. n.
GGiny Tcs.-lst, Express and Mail for Dee
Noinee and Washington, l. l5 A. n.
I'd, Mixed, for Des Moines and
Mrscatine .6.30Pn
Arrive At Davenport daily, Sundays excepted
40 follows:
from the E.s,-lst Nigh. express ss. g 50. a .
I'd Daily Ex. 4 mail. e c5, P. 4
From tie West-lst Mixed from Des MONIES
Sos An
Cd, Express from DIS Mones
and Washington. -. SECS P.s.
CONNECTIONS.
At Chicago with all Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with g. A. / S. l.. r. n. for Bloom.
ington, Springfield, &c.
At LaSalle with |. c. R. h for Dualeith, st.
Louis, Cairo, &c.
At Pond Creek with c. B. L Q. r. r. for Bur.
lingtcn, keokuk aud Quincy
At Peoria with Z. p. & j. r. r. Sc
At Des Moines, Iowa City, and w..hin gton
with Western Stage Co.'s Stages, for eli points
West. Southwss: and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale And Baggage checked to Prin-
cipal Eastern C;ties and Towns,
r. A. HILL, Asst Gen. Sups Chieaao.
4. KmsAsa. Asas. Supt. Iowa Division.
2. n. H.L.s, As't, passspsst
Davsupert. NJ. :. lses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
MINNESOTA.

ST. Paul, Sept. 28-The Jour judges
OF the Hubbard and Donnelly imbroglio
met 1t Winoua this afternoon, and appoint
ed - NTH Judge F. Z. Shandnew, Of Wi
mona. He 10 supposed 10 be leaning tc-
wards Dnnnelly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
Cincinnati yYar.xes.


By Telegraph Sept. %.
Flour and Wheat Dull and nominal
Corn-in good demand and prices tend up
ward. Ear l.059l.oT.
Rve-Dall. No. 135
Oats Advanced to IS.
Barley-Unsettled. Opened excited. holders
asking high rates but private advices from Can
ada unsettled the market. Atthe close accurate
quotations canno. be given
Provisions Firm with fair jcbbing deman 4
at previous prices
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28

Chicago Lave esock Market.
BY Telegraph Sent. q.
Receipts IS cars. hsgs 20 cars, shsep
Z cars.
Cattle -Rxtra. SSH 07l2x; fair to good, s 80
o. sax stoekers. 3 2544 SO.
Hogs Extra, s-s2x0s 65; good to choice,
9.45G95o
sheep Choice. 4.25a45o; good. 3.75a<eo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28

Il. Il. DAVIS,
KAxurAcrusER. ASr COMMISSION Fo1
w OsO ID Il n w A II /,
GROCER'S SuNDRiES,
Tubs. Pals Churrs. Ia lor's Mop neads, Meas
ures, washeoards. Tscks, Backing. Chewing Gum.
Stove Polish, Matches, BASKETS. Twinea, Ink. &C,
% South Water Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28

by telegraph September 81.
Fiour--Quiet and steady.
Whea.-irregulsr. No. La No. lioJS
Corn-Dull and lower
0ats-oaiet and steady a. 5it5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
BUSINESS cOlUEaM.
L IInl-rr,

u. HOIT,
VI T. SIC n n - * =, !.
Wholesale & Retail Dealer 4,
Chickering & Emerson's
PH.1.sOS.
ESTEY ORGANS, |
Sheet Music q N usioal Merehandis
~ Brady st. Davenport.
Having scc7r-d .hcs vices OF Mr.:
II. BsAsrr. rs Tuner and Rcpssr-
er OF Pianos. recommend him as
tally qualified and prominently wor-
thy OF patronage. Order book at
e;orc. iei5-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
COM ~ z q CIAL.
DaveDpora Market Report.

Utica or faS UAvnSroEf Dsef CRAY,
September ee.h. 1858.
Wholesale, q. 90: retail, sSs0.
wHnAs-New. No. ]. sl..s IS, No. 2. Else.
bARLE,-No el7o
OArs-New, 46Qe4s; old, soc :
Eys-New el20
VohS-sods2c.
OSicys-c517S.
ro.kroRs- so@Sl.6o
soTrss.S'Gs5s. per D.
Esos-l5c
oResS ArrrEs-&l..5 per bushel.
nAi-vood Timothy tlS.o04ell, %, perlsor
Fsnsi. siV.ooIile 90 per ton. Slough, o. 90.
Akrns<o.rf--As yard SIC .e0i per ton.
WooD-Ss'oo. per Cord.
chicago Market.
By Telegraph CH,cAeo. Sepl "a.
Flour-lrregulaf and unasttlea cou,t,v
aVrsug extras s759f 50; snpsrases oo0fs 90,