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.Leaye Upper Terminus 4
ate A.M.,7 and at inter- |
walls Of twenty (20) min
utes till Three ~ o'clock |
P. NJ, whe1 the interval |
is every tea l10) minutes |
till 100 P. M.
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p - RUTLEDaE-s,
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at 8 .A.k.r and ct inter-
vals of every fifteen (15J
minutes. til l2o'clock M., |
when the Interval is every |
thirty tS0) minutes du
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SOUTH HeCAROLINAR NARAILRpADCO
. NY AND SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD BANK.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFTCE,1
CHARLESTON, y. c., October 8, 1857.
nN AND AFTER OCTOBER 8, 1857, THE PAS
" sENGER TRAINS on the South Carolina RAN.
road will run al follows, viz:
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Leave Lo,ser Tersi'pIils
at 8 AM; and at tntsr-
walls Of tan ID) minutes
during The dayHn Q p.
On eash Iear from IA. IA.
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GREENvTELE AND COLUMBIA RAIL.t.
a o. oG. e1cW gROAD, g. elgsGea - 1-J10

ONs,AND AFTER FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6tH
~ Passenger Trains VIII run daily, Sundaw eE
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B. w. RAMSAY,
January s2a-s7- ..veE Secretary and jTrasureru
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And each and every such iefaulter shall pay
double tax the amounts assessed or In case OF
correction, upon tho amounts correc ed, as atore-
said anu executions for the ssme shan be Issued as
In other cases, In case OF default IN payment.
SEQ. g. 1t is made the duty Of The City Assessor 20
ca the attention Of all persons liable for taxes to the
stitute such inquiries as will tend to procure full
return thereof And If any person shall neglect or
refuse to include in his return any such item OF tax.
alton, the City Assessor shall assess him In respect
thereof, and the Treasurer shnll collect the sao s
part II his tax.
SEC. L. The taxes assessed under this ordinance,
except such as otherwise cted, shall be paya
Bile IN three equal parts; one prt on or before the
last day Of March next another part on or before the
ae day of July next and the thrd part on OF before
the last day OF November next. And in case Of fail
ure to pay any such part. within twenty days from
the day fixed for the final payu ent thereof o1ecu-
tions shall issue Tor such part.
SEC. 8. Any person or persons, or corporltonS,
failing to pay the taxes in the manner and at the
the time hereinbeforc presciibeu, may be double
taxed at the option Of Council. And iE shall be the
duty OF the City Treasurer to forthwith issue e1ec
IL MS against the goods chattels, and other property
OF said persons corporations, and lodge the said
ex. cutons with the City Shorin, who shall mmedi.
ately proceed for tho COLLECTION Of the same IN the
manner provided by ordinances tor the enforcement
OF executions.
SEC 6. 10 the end that Courcil may have an
opportunity Of determining whether or not 1t would
be e1pcdiont for Council to levy tax or taxes upon
the whole real and personal estate OF which persons
liable to be taxed within the city may be possessed
or, in other words to tax every man upon what he
is really WORTH it shall be the dutf of the City Asses
sor with the Committee on Assessments, 10 prepare
and lay before Council or before the first day OF
July next return of the worth CT value Of the real
and personal property Of which any inhabitant or
other person liable to taxation may be possessed, as
Of the frs, day Of January 1883, making his assess.
ment fn each case, upon inquiry. and from tho best
Information he may be able to ootiin.
SEC. Z. That all ordinances and parts Of ordinances
repugnant hereto be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
The Mayor appointed the following Commit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
NEWS

III TELEGRAPH,
To TraE DAILY DEMOCRAr.
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GEORGIA.

ALBANIA, Jan. lO-A special TO the
Times says that movement will be shortly
made in convention, to question the right
Of Negro delegates end certain recently Or.
rived northern men - their seats, on the
ground that they are not legally qualified
citizens Of Georgia.
The resolution requesting Congress to
empower The convention 20 remove State
officers and appsint succsssors, will pass BY
slarge vote. II 10 designed - IN oppression
Of want Of. cenfidsscs in Gen. Meade.
A delegation Of influential conservatives
Of Alabama arrived tonight to confer with
Gen. Meade.
In the convention today an ordinance
was introduced limiting the operation
Of tho relief ordinance adopted BY the con.
vention in December, to cases prior TO the
Let June, 1865.
A letter Was received from Senator SHEER
man TO delegate say ing that the convention
should have no fear, but g. ahead. and II
additional Legislation is wanted TO state what
il is, and it will DO furnished
Gen. Meade addressed the convention.
lie said he was sent to administer the re-
construction acts, which wero the law until
decided o,hsr~ise by competent authority,
and he should do SO faithfully, for the best
interests Of the people ~ he understood
them.
Ex-Gov. Brown addressed a large audi
snce last night, advocating the reconstruc-
ton acts, which, he said, gave negroes suf-
frage, but not the tight TO vote. lie defined
Gen. Pope and his administration, and ar
gued in favor Of relief to State banks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
co s0R EasaONAa..

WASHINGTON, Jan. O.-SRNArR.-Mr
Howard rose Tor personal explanation.
He blamed the conduct Of B. Randolph
keim, OF the New York Herald, and
other papers and W. Scott Smith, in VIC
lasing confidence BY publishing an abstract
Of his report In the stanton case. after
plrdeing themselves not to do so without his
consent.
Mr.. Harlan introduced bill making all
appointments Of deputy pos'masters for
offices where postmasters' compensation
amount o$5O0, and I'll railroad clerks and
post Office agents whose CONDENSATION
amounts 10 $500 per annum, shall I've made
by the President, with the advice and con
sent Of the Senate aud all such commits
e'ons and appointments now held shal cease
within thirty days AFTER the passage of this
act. provided they have not heretofore been
confirmed by the Senate.
NJ. nofnH, OF Maine, reported from the
Committee on Appropriations bill To ann
ply deficiencies under the recopstrurtin,
acts, and for the service Of the ouartcrm.,-
teSs' department tor 1868.
The bill in relation TO the tax on distilled
spirits. came over from the House for sigma
tuIe aud goes 10 the President.
The bill - prevent further contraction Of
The currency, was taken up.
Mr.. Edmunds moved 10 amend BY adding
q the end the foll0wing:" Provided that
nothing contained 10 this act or any other
&C, shall be construed 10 authorize IN In.
crease Of United States notes or other Law.
inl money. beyond the amount thereof now
outstanding
Opposition was made n the amendment
BY 1essrs. sherman and williams
The amendment after being modified by
Mr.. Edmunds, WAS ftiected-17 To 80
After further 1ebate the Senate, BY q vote
Of 90 to 30 went into executive session and
soon after adjourned
HousE-On motion of Mr.. Wcshburnc.
OF ile II was ordered that the session 10
morrow be devoted to general debate.
NJ. 6.evens. Of Penn reported bill 10
establish . eystem Of schools fOr The Die
sf'cs q Colunhla tAas shouh eefve = .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11

wAsHiSoTos, Jan. 10.-Ths Senate, in
executive session, considered the report Of
the military committee In the Stanton sns-
pension case. The Senate will probably
resume the subject tomorrow. In the su-
prems court, today, Attorney General
Stanberry objected 10 arguing the case on
the psrt Of the government IN the case OF
McArdle, involving tho ccnsti'u'io3siIty OF
the reconstruction acts, on the gsound Shat
be had written opinions sustaining the 9th
or side Of the case The matter was defer
red upon bis sngsestion until the govern
asnt could arrange - appear By cone other
counsel.
The Prssidsst sent 10 the Senate the
neuinatioa Of Thos. J. Keoxlla for collse-
tor of internal revenue fer the district Of
Illinois.
An official document gives as,atsment Of
the amount Of U. 8. bonds Issued under the
act Of Congress TO The Pacific Rsilroad. -
The following are the figures: Pacific X.
X. s.lG0. 900; Union Pacific. eastern div.
| ~ $50, 900; Atchison 4 Pixies Peak
Branch, &6A0. 900; Western Pacific, $500
600 Central Branch Union Pacific, $640,
coo; Central Pacific, e6,074. 900. Aggre-
gate gao. 900. On these bonds interest
has been paid TO the amount Of $3.50. $685.
The books Of the treasury also show that
the various roads have been allowed t322.
800 for army transportation GAS. 1870 for
carrying mails.
In compliance With the war department
Gen. Meade assumed command OF the third
military district on the 9th inst. All exist
ing orders will remain 10 force till revoked
or modified BY orders from the hssdquav.
tiers.
A report from one Of the eommltsss Ia
Congress shows the Tonnage and value
Of freight inspected during the year ending
March 81, 1867, seross The State Of Illinoil
westward Of the mesidiao Of Chicago from
which IL appears that there Was transport
ed over eight railroads summing eastward
1865, $50 tons Of freight At . value OF e225
100000 and westward, l, 34b, 900 tons =
value e4ll 100000 the combined move
rneut amounting to the enormous sum o
470. 100000 Of freight, a the value o
e646. 000, 000--an amount nearly equal I,
the two-thirds Of the entire foreign com
msrce Of tho country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaAScisco. Jan. CHARLES Mac.
key, Democrat, elected 10 he State Ssoats
from Santa Clara county, vice Knox, de-
ceased. The Ssnats nov stands 81 Demo-
Gratis 10 10 Radicals.
Reports from the southern pssSien Of the
State give The Particular Of The recent die
astrous storm in that quarter. PAst sf .tfp
country was usdsr water. Many cattle and
much property we're destroyed. The water
was I've feet deep in the houses q vlsatia,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11

JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 10-Mr. Jas. Dun
can, Of the Journal. has been elected prin-
tor to the convention. The journal made
its first appearance after the assembling Of
the convention,
A resolution vas, TO day, offered in the
convention to appoint . committee to me
morializo Congress to empower the conveu.
ton TO vacatc all civil offices in the State,
and appoint men Of approved loyalty. This
was discussed at length, and . committee
instructed TO report TO the convention ~
soon as practicable after which, il was
adopted by 10 to IS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Jan. An enthusiastic meet
Ing of foreign born citizens was held at the
Exchange building last night, ct which
Mayor Leftwich presided.
Resolutions we're passed urging the Gov
eminent to supply more adequate protec-
ton to American citizens abroad. That it
was the duty Of the Government to recall
recall without delay, any minister or con-
sui who had refused or neglected his lawful
protection Of American citizens travelling
abroad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11

Deere's Moline PloWs.
w celebrated Moline P1ows. We are oloo agsnto
MaWkeye Caltlvotor.
Deefss Plows aud. Cultivatofe ass Renseoly ESQ.,
oold In the West. DICkLeO 4 PRR3TON.
jans.em 81 Bsady and IS West "a &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
IOWA..

Dgs McrSRs, Jan. 1.-THE Twelfth Gen
eral Assembly Of Iowa will meet and organ.
ixe on Monday. Members are rapidly con.
vsning. and already moro than one half are
in town. For spsaker of the House, the
Republican candidates are, Rev. Charles $.
Truesdell. Of Clinton, John Russell Of Ana
mosa, Jones Co.. and John A. Kasson, Of
this city. Mr. Woodruff, Of Iowa Falls, is
believed to be ahead for clerk Of the House,
and James W. Wears, Of Independence, for
Secretary of State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
STATE NEWS.

The safe in The office Of Gilbert Hedge 1
Co., lumber msrchants Of Burlington, va
burglarsd last Wednesday night. The dsor,
which WAS not locked, WAS blown open BY
drilling. etc. The burglars received 10th.
ing for their trouble.
The Keokuk Gate CITY Of the 4tb inst.
says steamboat leaves our landing a Q o.
clock this morning for ports dewn the river.
Navigation good At Ksokuk in the month Of
January 10 something little unusual.
9The Oquawks Spectator says that % Fri.
day night last, burglars entered The station
house at Oquawts Junction. drilled two
holes in The safe Of the American Express
company, inserted powder, blew the lock TO
pieces, aud robbsd the safe Of about g..
800 Ne clue has been had % 70 who Nhe
perpetrators were.
The State Wool 0rewsss' Association
held ito annual meeting at Newton, on Tues.
day last. The following are the officers
elected for the ensuing year J. b. Grinnsll'
Of Povsshiek, President; Robert Sewers
nahaska. Vice Prssidsst; J. p. Beatty, ol
Jasper. Secretary; 8. q. Smith, Of Newton,
Treasurer. The following resolution wsi
also adopted:
Rssolssd. By the State Wool Grower
Association Of Iowa. that W ere In favss ei
United States exposition Of sheep Wsols
and woolsns, and that We appoint A. Fail.
or. Of Jasper county, to represent 10 .,
such an exposition. That ~ recommend
Chicago. ILL.,, ~ the place to hold the expo
sition.
The Dubuque Times says an unsuecessfu
search has been made through the city and
vicinity and along The river for . man
named jobs Scully, who Vas missed fsw
days ago. A reward Of 800 il offered for
the recovery Of the body.
The same paper says, Mr.. B. E. Bushss,
Of Strawberry Point, brought into Dubuque
on Wednesday. forty wagon loads Of hogs,
between 500 and 400 head.
The Illinois Central Railroad have Reduc-
ID the tariff between Chicago and Dubuque.
On -four, to so cents, and On wheat, to %
cents.
The singular phsncusnon Of six out Of
any Of the attorneys Of Council Bluff At
tending church On one Sabbath, hes com
plssely puzslsd the papers Of that town.
II 10 stated that party Of gentlemen
will start from Musotine in . few days
'er Texas. They 90 By wagon, and
VIII engage In the business Of
packing and chipping beef. Il IL
rumored that . party 10 being made ffoo
shls city aad Rock Island, who design visie.
'nE She same place early in the spring.
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WISCONSIN.

GREEN BAY, Jan. 1O.-The extensive
copper smelling works at Houghton, on
Lake Superior, WAS damaged by fire on
Saturday evening to the amount of between
fifteen and twenty thousand dollars.
MADISON, Jan. l0-The fire last night
destroyed four stores and a saloon on Third
street The loss ia estimated at about 49,.
600: insurance 49, 900
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new YORk.

Nsw YonK, Jan. ia Washington
specisl states that the Indian peace com
missioners suggested 20 the President the
propriety Of recommending to Congress the
appointment Of board to visit Arizona 20
make peace with the Indians thsreabouts !;
and one 10 visit Oregon, Idaho and Wash.
ington territory for . similar purpose.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
THE STATE OF IOWA,l
Sc0rr UoUNry,
In the District Court, February Term, 1868
ARTHUR rooney, Plaintiff,
W.
FRANCIS DANIELS and
THE COUNTY Of SCOTT, :" f'qu"y'
in the State Of Iowa, De-
fendauts.
To the said Defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that, on or before the 18th day Of January.
1858. there will BE- on file, in ths Office Of
the Olssk Of said Court, . petition Of said
plaintiff, showing that he 10 the owner in
Tee simple Of the east half Of The south-css
quarter Of Section No. nine (0), in Town
ship No. eighty (60), North Of Range four
az, East d 9Th P. ~, 10 ssid Scott county,
lows. That you rake certain claims upon
said property which afs : elood upon pc
titiooer's title = said property, and petition
will pray Inst plslsuf's title 70 said prop
efty b Quoted and confirmed, and that
you b boSsed iron setting up any clsin
Now, uslsss ysu appear thereto and Dc
fead, at Or before noon Of the second day
Of ths next term Of said Court, TO be CON-
menced on the FIRST Monday Of February,
| 1888. default will be entered. and Judgment
rendered % prayed. 70 personal claim 10
made against either of you defendants.
ARTHUR rooney,
By Cook & DausY, Attorneys.
Dee. 28th, 1857 -d4W-sol
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
JOHN l.. COFFIN.
LAND AGENT.

Has for sale. l61, 900 acres choice Fasnius
Leuds IL lows, in So different coan4isa. eeleelod
from 10 70 Is years siucs, by special asssts. q.
mostly owned by the pstenteee
lAo0o acres 10 ILLINOIS, wiseoasin anA Nm,s-
eota, Unimproved Lots in Davenport. LsCsAiss.
fSlnsetea, Weleost Dufsnt, AA9iesc. Downey.
lOwo Ot1y end De- 4elneo. 3Wouog 1vol11S
oouDoo - oeeeoo q DovoaDoee sev01M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
MINNESOTA.

ST. Paul, Jan. ll.-Ths Governors
message vas delivered to-day. The funded
debt Of the State 10 only eS95, 900. He re-
commando Gen. Terry and Alsxaadee for
efficient measures 10 protecting the frontier
route wssts ard 70 the Upper Missouri.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Jan 10-The village Of Paw
paw. Michigan, has been visited by de
s,ructivc fire, which burned twelve build
ings. and involved loss of twenty five
thutiaon nd dollars
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
HURLEY'S AGuETONIC
pEaFEcfl7 sEuADlr,

IT, ealy remedy for Chills and Fever or Aeve ~
vsvrs 0st is OF can te depended upon 10 HurleyV
AgOe Tonic. There have been thousands cured ~
O6ng Il Who hare tried the usual reme,ies vithontt
0ooe1t; but IN NO CASE HAS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
8urley's Ague Tonic

RAnED TO EFFECT CuRI. An vhe have
- eAeeFfliy tell their aicted fiends Oft =
go - certain for cnillr and fewer AM one
oo0o1e9 tfom the chills would consult their own In.
eego9 ~ eending To drug s;ore and buying . bot
de- te pleasant TO take, compared with Others and
WW - cesten - cur all cases Of fever and ague or
ioA4lD - wvef. SEND iot i 10 the proprietor.
JAMES RUDOLF Co.
Louirvflle. XIV.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
ILLINOIS.

JACKSONVILLE, Ills, Jan. 10-It 10 un-
detstood that the press convention will next
meet on the second Wednesday of June, at
Rockford,
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ToDedo Markea.

BY Telegraph ToLRDo, Jsauasy IL.
Whcst-Quiet and firm sales of No. spring
| st 220.
%.
Oats-U Unchanged; sales OF No. IS
| Rye-Sales Of Michigan ct l.4sl<.
Dressed Hogs-Sx0ek.
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New York Market.

Now HOrk MARKET
By Telegraph January H.
Cotton-Firmep; 16l2
n. H.O.
Wheat-Favors huycse more doing In winter
Isl IL for white Wisconsin. 70 for white Michigan
and sos for white California.
Corn-Dull: 1.3s6tl.3t for new mixed western
ahoat 1.32 for white uestern.
Oats-1c better IS l-26ls6 for western In store ;
81 - at buyers option.
Psrk-Dnli and heavy 81 1oG2l.lS.
Lard-Pirmer 12sdlais.
Petroleum-1o 1-2 for crude; "a for re6ned In
huuA
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Second and Last Grand Concert |!
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. IL, 1888.

Second and last Grand Concert!
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. IL, 1855.
PROGRAMME.
.Espanada narsh,".. .Ho6Aan
o. Vase. 1.-THE Madeline. Wshli
Mr.. EDwA HOLMAN.
. Aria, I'll s.l: sas sT,Oy:s'I.
.. Fantasia and Variations "Hunsasiap,w KsAas
OH BULL.
y o''''''' n y fBs:Sn ' vASfHx 00n''''''
.. The Mosho,s Prayer. ..Os Ball
PART II.
!. aolo PiAno THE Moctias B,rd,' COY rsausst.,
Mr.. EDWARD HOFFMAN, tas6aan
MADAME VVAnliiXH.' A'1'''
.. BassaYole, Porter Song, (Nartha,. Plotows
BlGNOR PULLAK.
4 Kseitativs, and Csrnivs II Of Venice :. 90 Ball
OLE BULL.
8. Duo, II veseasore. ......... .Cobussi
MADAME vARfAN ana sI9KOK lOlLAK.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
GA LLkRY FIFTY CENTS.
Reserved fcats can b. secured without extra
charge except tue Family Boxss, which viii BE-
Twenty nve Cent? extra each Seat
Doors open st Z TO CONNER ce at O'Clock and for
O'Clock
Sale Of Reserved Seats for the Evening Con csrts
81 the Book Store Of Mess. Luce L Gisgs. IS Perry
ST.
The Piano used on ,h,. oc.a,,on is f,om J. U.
Wa iaoe's Mueic Store, Davenport.
niveetuP
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SUs D1OU1U ND0TM61e
By Telegraph. Jan. II.
flour--There 10 only retail trade.
Whest-Nothing doing.
Osts-Unchsnged.
Rys-6old q esj5.
Barley Unchsaged.
Corn-Better. ao@9lc. shslled. so0sl.
Provisions Nominal
Hops--Eominal
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Clncsnnasa Marlkes.

Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph January II.
Flour-UnsAanesd.
whsat-UncAsnged.
Corn -Quiet; new, ear. ssc.; shellsd. slQs2c.
Rys-UnoAanged, quiet
Oats-Stsaey, s79see
Baeley-Firm. l.7b@le5.
(!otton-Ftrmss; midlling, lax.
WAiskey-Unshanged.
hogs-Firmer, and prices upward dressed,
1.750e6o q the close; receipts, 1900
head. Strengthening houses have Dissolved The
combination. end eaeh. hesss 10 now opsrat-
ina Independently; end they are pay ing soc.
per hssl premium sad upwards
Provisions-yirnes. but unchangsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11

New York 0tOclx MloFAeOe.
By Telegraph January II.
0tpeko-stfons aaA active
Boads-coupoes u - 1.oeH: Of ~, I. osK +; Of
- "; new OK 10 30. ON 1-ses l.oo1.
Western UntonI.uX.
New York Ccntfal-l.Slk.
Erie-76k.
Illinois Cential-1.A 1-e
Rock 1elaud-9s.
Northwestern
Cleveland & Toledo-l-o3 l-2.
Money! per cent
Hterine-I0.
(3od-l
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph. January IL.
Fiour-Dull. without change in prices.
Wheat-Dull and unssttled; closed 10 low
sr; No I, s.o7Qa.0 s; No. closed 0S1< a. o. /;
No. ., 1.s5.
Cors-Nsw closed quiet At ss5S@s5ssl; No. 1.
ss@ssk.
Osts-Rasher active and higher; 5ssx 0s0k.
Rye-Quist 1.54@l.56.
Barley-Quiet At l. 81 for No. :.
frovisioss- Quiet and nominally unchanged.
Mess Pork-2o. ooQ20 so.
Lard-l2K@l2L.
0reea Mests--Quiet ss losl0il for hams. sad
for shoulders.
Cured Meate-9All0.
Dressed Hogs In good supply. and'nos quite
90 sesivs; closing Ut 7.25@s.2S. dividing on
200.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11

Milwaukee Market.
Dy Telegraph. AilwAcxsE, Jan. 10.
Flour--Steady city X s.fS1lo IS.
Nhsat-Upsettled; 2.06 for 40. !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11

Osv.ss o. rHs DAvssross DssocsAs,
January IL. 1857.
FlouR--cholce family, Wholesale, $1,000; re:
tail, e1e. ~.
WssAs-ei.750tf.s
BAsLny-tt. 5os$tso
Oars 60r54 cents.
RrE-ti.05.
CoKx-Sew. s. asse 10 the ear.
PsrAroBs-i. loct1l2o
Bcsvsa- 3oc. per b
EcGs-25c.
IiAs-Good Timothy tie.oe TO $500; Prai-
RE IS 90 to flo 60,
CoAI-Soi,. delivered, 90 cents per bushsl.--
Arthracite. delivered. t2o per ton.
Woop-t6 per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11

Chicago Live Stock Market.
ny Telegraph. January II.
Hogs Received, 10000 on sale, includ-
ing fresh recsipts market dull and 5ds1oc low
er. and tending downward; ssiss OF s s6dk6.25
for common 6to@s IS for prime to extra.
Cattle qslet ut 6rm q previous prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-11
WESTERN
ELASTIC
SPONGE
COMPANY.

Double Stores. 1872 & 1874 Lake street.
Chicago. HI.
IS Griswold street. .DESRofY BaAxcs.
7l8 Filth street, ....Sr. LoUfs BaAHcn.
where a.so manufacture largely. nos d9U