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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 22.-Dlspstchss from
oil parts Of the country report salutes fred
and other demonstrations made in honor OF
the nominations at Chicago.
" the nominations made yesterday the
Herald SAYS: Grant is stronger than his
party. and Colfax is the most popular man
Of his party. The Republican ticket 10 .
strong one.
The Tinss says: The people have faith
10 Grant, and the selection Of Colfax 10 evil
IDENTIFY judisieus.
The Werld says: The ticke. would have
been . strong one Eve months ago. II 10
completely vsssssn and wholly radical. -
Grant 10 without popular qualities, but .
sueesasful military career hides multitude
Of defects. Collar 10 perhaps The NEST
popular man in his party. On the whole,
the ticket 10 not strong one.
The Tribune predicts that Grants cleo
toval and popular msjorities viii exceed
those Of Lincoln over Mcclellan. lie will
receive more votes from reconstructed
rebels than any other man in the coun-
try. Under the auspices Of Grant and
Colfax our country is destined to achieve
speedy restoration TO former prosperity,
and more than its former fraternity.
Hon. Arson Buringamesand the Chinese
Embassy have arrived per steamer Arozian,
from Aspenwall. Salute fred today 10
honor of tho Chicago Convention.
The Summit House At Summit, New
Jersey, was burned this morning. Loss
l heavy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 81 The Senate had .
bare,quorum to- day. Mr.. Henderson occu-
pied considerable time in discussing the
propriety Of the House Committees calling
members OF the Senate before them on i'm
parchment mattere. lie thought it insult
ing to the Senate.
Messrs Pomeroy and Sumner thought it
did not compromise the dignity of the
Senate
session, and subsequently,, according 10 q
previous resolution, adjourned to Monday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 2l-Nigh. General
Grant was informed OF his nomination %
the Republican candidate for the Presiden-
cy by the President of the Chicago Convsn-
ton. A large number Of persons, many in
prominent public positions, including mum.
Der Of congressman and Secretary Stanton,
rendered to him their congrat ulations.
Speaker Colfax was informed Of his nom-
ina,ion, and this evening received congrat-
uations of many friends, his parlors being
thronged BY Senators, Representatives and
othsrs. Among his callers were several
msabers Oi Grants Staff
The nominees will b ssrenaded after they
shall have been formally Informed Of their
nomination.
Accounts received 1t the Agricultural Dc
partmsnt from grain growing Districts Of
the country indicate Rns crop this year
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis. May 22.--Ths articles Of
agreement between the puglists, Fred
Busssy, Of Chicago, end Abe Hicksrs, the
English brui.sr. was signed to-day, and
the forfeit money put up. The fight is
for $4,000, Bussey stalking $4,000. and
Hickers $1,000. The fight 10 to be At
catch weight. and fought on the 18th of
July. within 80 miles Of ST. Louis.
The Government Comni ssioners yester-
day accepted OF another sectien of twenty
miles Of the Kansas Pacific railroad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
WoRCE ST E r
GEO. CROMPTONs
PROPRIETOR OF
CR0MPTON LOOM WORKS !
Worcester, MINIMUM. Mass.

MANUFACTURES OF THE ONLY
GENUINE CROMPTeM LOON /!
Win reesss INFORMANT IAPD0vRnRNT, rem.
desipr Il better adapted tAaa ever for me Yarn,
nigh spsed. and extent Of Agufs. ne variety q
Leons made ct these Works embrace the
BROAD CROMPTON
sss ~ "a MARROW L0oNs soslx soods. VIII
twenty -four harness easaeity; operating tAess q
four shuttle boz eompartnsats ct each eide Of the
lathe especially sdaptsd to all deseripons Of cot.
~ and woolsn goods including Fancy Cassimsrss,
Dalmosalp, ehaWls, &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, May 22.-Ths Republ-
cans received the nomination of Grant and
Coltax with great enthusiasm and q salute
BY cannon firing. NEE ing will be held
this evening.
A company styled the Atlantic and Pa
cihc States Telegraph Company, was srgan.
lied here this week TO build . new line
across the continent. Ex-Gov. Lowe and
Mayor McOappin are among the directors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CLEVELAND 4 DAsSETT.

JUNCTION SHOP. WORCESTER, MASS,
Manufacture Wooden Machinery Of Superior Quality,
combining all the valuable improvements in this
county. and many from Europe, and IN style and
finish not surpassed BY any. VIC continue to bald
Carding Machines wi Iron or Wood Frames Pat
ent Spinning Jacks: Yarn Twsters, with any num-
Der OF Spindles desired. with Single or Double CYL
tndefs, from entirely new and much improved pat
tsrne Yarn Spoilers and Dressing Machinery
All kinds OF Cloth Finishing Machinefy, including
Shears, broad and narrow Glge. donble and Single
aciine; double acting Brushing Machines, Fulling
Ails, Wash Mills, Patent Cloth Dryers Hydros,atic
and Screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet PEI
tersehan and Whitney hash, Cloth Winding and
Measuring Machines, etc. Wool Pickere, Busters,
Willoweis, Patent Hydro Extractore, Of new and
improved plan: Wool Dryers. band Nachines Bob
bin Winders, Card Grndefa. Turning Rests, Plate
Heaterp. etc. Also Machinery Castings, Mil Gear
ing. Hangers. Pulleys and Skating, etc.
Our machines are IN substantial and superior iron
frames. when preferred, but wood frames will be
furnished At low price when called for, and ere
ranicd to be equal In every respect 20 any machines
made In the United States
In addition TO the above named maehines Of our
own make. We are prepared to furnish Orompton's
Looms, Parks Woolson's Shears, Steel Ring Bur
Machines and Bur Pickes, Card Clothing, and man.
ufsctnrers findings generally, makers lowest price
AND can lnrnieh our customers with machinery for
woollen Mills complete, ith promptness, and Of -
favorable prices o. any other builders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
COM m ERCIAl.

DnveDpOrt Market Report.
OsrcR OF fns DAvsHPon9 On q caAr,
May Gath. lsSS.
Ilera-wholesale,t 1000; retail, ell.00.
WnEAv-Lower el.S54e2.ee.
BAsLsv-No receipts.
OASs-60c.
RrE-Dull and Nominsl--No receipts.
CoAx-S00l65c.
ONIONS No receipts.
PsfAress-el.0o.
BufSss-25c. per ,.
Eses-l21tc.
AAy-Good Timothy sls.ee per ton. Upland
Prairie ol200 per ton. Slough. 1000.
lse.
AHrnaAc,rs At yard $500 per ton. De-
livered $1,000 per ton.
WeeD-os 00o17 90. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22

Missouri. Gen. Ben. Loan; Montana, 8.
Wilson Nebraska, E d. Taylor; Nevada.
Charles Il. DE Long; New Hampshire. Vim.
L. Chandler New Jersey, j. Gopeill New
York, Horace Greeley North Carolina,
William sloane Ohio. B. r. Collins !;
Oregon, II. w Corbit; Pennsylvania,
VIM. II. Kimbie; Rhode Island, Lyman
FRAME; South Carolina, James ii. jerks !:
Tennessee. VIM. b. Stokes; Texas, A. j.
Hamilton Vermont, ]. w. Parks: Vir-
ginia, Franklin Stesrne; West Virginia,
Samuel ID. Harms; Wisconsin, David At
wood.
The Convention then adjourned to meet
at the call Of the National Executive Com
mittec.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
ILLINOIS.

Sra,HessEID, May 22.-Gsn. Ishan N.
Haynie, Adjutant General Of Illinois, died
yesterday afternoon.
QrMcY. May 22.-Ths Republicans held
an sethusiastic meeting last night to ratify
the nominations Of Grant aud Oslfax. One
| hundred Guns Hsra fred.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
ONO.

OIncMNAfi, Nay 29.-Ons Of the large
rendering tanks Of the fsrtilising company,
q Delhi. exploded today, fatally injuring
VIM. Rssvse aod sssisusiy weunding Sami.
Hawthorne. Adam Scalk and The. Caueh-
lin, I'll employees Of the company. The
cause Of the explooieo 10 net known.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
VIRGINIA.

Ricnnoxp, May 22.-Ths Republicans
Of the Dansills District to-day nominated
s. Q. Thayer, member Of the late convsn-
tion, for Congrsss.
| A riot today 10 the city jail was 90 o.
rious that the military vas sent for and the
leaders arrested. The prisoners asserted
that the prison fare did not suit them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
Chlcao Market.

C61C0O Market.
BY Telegraph Nay %.
rlcur--Duli and easier
Whesa Dull, unsettled and lower; No.
spring 2.0S@9.o4 No. 3 spring l.s3k0l. e..
Cosn-Lswsr and dull, q so@e01< for No. l.
Oats-Steady and in fair demand - 701@
7oA.
kys-Neglscted and entirely nominal.
Darley-aegls ,t Ted aad entirely seminal.
Pfovioione--fifmer.
Pork-1n better demsnd, ct 4s.1S4as.6o.
Lard-Quies q leo1ek.
Bull Meats-Quiet and nominally unchanged.
Lake Frsights -etsady cad firm q for corn,
for VhsaA, and for cats 70 Buffalo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22

Chicago Live Sleek Market.
By Telegraph May e2.
Rsceipts-Cattls, Is cars hogs, Ss cars;
sheep cars.
Castis-Extra s.s1i<@e.75 good 10 choice
7.12K0S.2S; stockefs 4.Tk@b.9S.
Hoge-Extra s.s70s so; good to choice
es9,{ 9s.aS
sheep Choice 7.ssaaoc; good s.7s@7as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
-. Aeuis Market.

01. Louis MARKET.
Dy Telegraph. Nay 20.
Flour-verv dull aud slow.
Wheat-Duil. heavy and lower.
Corn-very dull and lower at ss0 sc. the latter
for very choice.
Oats-Heavy n 7s@sl.
Rye--Firm at l.eo.
Provisions Firm.
Pork-2e. 70.
Baeon-Shoulders, 1SjS0lss<; clear sides.
III. Held & higher.
Lard--Smsll sales Of choice at 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
eeQNell.

SAVANNAH, May 29.-Lieut. Chss. f.
Moore, U. s. A., was shot in the street BY
his mothsr-in-law. Mrs. Mason. The bail
passed through his neck, and his recovery
Is doubtful.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22

~ rue spnrN0 MONTHS, ~ syvisa aAsss-
az, rndeoeoee ehanee. aaA Hel06oldb Highly
0cssssesoss6 Rssrses Of 6assaDotls y an assistant
n ne erososot value.' -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22

QUANTITY ". QUALIFY. nnssolp's Ex-
vAAJr sAaAvAu,.IA. The doss IL email Those
Who desire large aasnsty aud large doses OF nsdi.
eins RHRl 00
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22

THOSE WHO DESIRE DRlLLlANCY OF CON-
1LExlON nust purify aud enrich the blood, which
uu.mbold's Concentrated Extract Of Safsaparilla
invariahy doss. Ask for Heimboids. r Take no
oshsrl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22

lie Barrel SHOT Guns.
Fos FisR srrs Twrsr, OILED Or vAarIsnRp Srox,
"1.l HohANkD,. 10
Fon FiyR LAnISArKp AND DAMAeCrs, oIiAD
cR yARHisnED SroCK, HrNRLS NoRAvBp, $50 %
~ Cartridge Case, "a Steel She 10. Loader and
Bsnsh. are furnished with each Gun. Extra Shells,
$40 per dozen. Primers. g. 90 per n.
ETHAN ALLEN 6.C0,
WOnensenN MAan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22

"a CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN and BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION follows the use Of HunBolp's Co.'S
ox~rsNvxp kxrnAcr eAnsAvAnrtAA-
II removes black spois, pimples, moth patches and
I'll erur,sons OF the skin. ~ --.S1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
LAplRa BEWARE u

Gop THE INJURIOUS HTr1CTs Of Pace Pow
ess and Washes Ali each rsmedies close up ths
cree u the sk,n. ana IN short time destroys the
empie zion. 1fyou wsuld have fresh. healthy ana
onshfal Appsas aucs, ass HslssosD's 1zssAcs sAs-
ARAnlIA@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22

ugLnDoLD's oxTnACr oAnsAPARiiI.A
ceanase and ss0OvaAuo ~ blood iash ~ vtgos Of
health Into tn. systsa. aad pusges ont the MINORS
eAst make dipesse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
CAM LOOMS.

both broad and narrow, OF any desired width. and
With variety OF harness movement, arranged win
enc or plurality Of shuttles Tor Flannes. Domsts,
Dfoadcloths. DC
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
TAPE LOOMS.

With from 10 to 20 sh,ttss for Hoop skists Tape,
Bcd-lace, Reins, Saddle 9irthe Saspenders Elaetie
Fabrics. and narrow ware generally.
woald refer TO J0hnsthan Smith, Tiiiin, Ohio,
1echani:a Engineer. Who IL my acting agent for the
West. mh7Aiv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
Cincinnati Maraxea,

Clnclanasi Market.
By Telegraph May o.
Flour-Dull
Whest-Drcopng and unsettled. No. win
ter al 2.45.
Corn--firm but quiet.
Rye-Firmer. Choice l.27.
Oats-Firm at go
c.sProvisions Nothing Of importance
done. Prices nominally unchanged.
MelWaulxeo Market.
y TslssrspA.l Nay -.
Whesa-Dull; s.llk for No. 1
Flcsr--Oull and unsettled; Xxx city .2s<1s.7s-
xx country. as As.50 extra 6. 250ee.s7.
Whest-Dull and lower. No. ]. 2.O2 No. .
Corn-Stsady and quiet Il %.
0ats-firm q 20.
Pork aad Lard -Usehanged.
new ,nerAx lsanrakes.
cettos-Tirn u y - ssr .isSlias ap,ss1s,
1loar -DaIl. extsa state, s.seos.sE =. b. o., 9IS
whest-Dull No. sprine at a.sa.
Corn.Hsayy at i.io0i - for new mixed western
adoat; Lis for old ditto in store III for white
Oats Closed heavy at ssassi for western in
store and ahoat.
PerI.9ai.s .aa steady: sssss,s. IS 10, new mess
Beef-Quiet and steady.
Cut Msats-Quiet.
Lsrd-steaay and quiet at II i-q0isN; small Tote
| a. essRle
sagar-Quies. weak and unchanged
Coree-Oull and unchanged. 8.
New York Money Market.
| - Telegsaph.I HAY ~.
| etocks-Stroug.
| necd:-es 81, 1sH: : ID, i1ok ga. Les Is;
5-ee1, l. ooH, ID seeioo, LII.
New York CentvAt-l SO.
Erie-eS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-22
LATEST News

BY TELEGRAPH,
To THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-10
New YorlZ anneInI.

N9E- YORK, Jan. "a Richmond
special to the Herald states that NJ
aI9nnicntts resolution REMOVING dies.
oilitles from repentant rebels. c1sstetl
quite q lively and acrimonious debate
IN the Convention yesterday. No final
action was taken. = At>A
I a Nashville special to the Herald
states that the riot between the whites
ana blacks, in Pulaski, on the evening
OF the 9TH, resulted in the killing of two
negroes, and wounding i've, one white
man was wounded. 1t Is feared The
riot will be renewed. ~ 't'e
"A Havana special of the Sth tn the
tll, states that Salnave had Oons
70 Eo the front at st. Domingo, with a IL roe
Ioree to meet the Cacos rebels, who are
sara 70 De Increasing.
81 1homas advices report that on tho
nrst mention of the arrival there n r tLs
american Commissioner, the vote HS
cessation to the United States WoniS
lake place on the Sth at ST, Thomns
an9 on the 9Th at st. Johns,
Naassau advices of the 9Th. state that
great changes are expected to be made
IN the constitution when the ColontsI
LEGISLATURE meets In February. and
Rro3aoly reduction in the officisIS
buslness at Nassau is dull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-10
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Jan. Blast night a no.
torious thief named Jim Barns was ar
rested while effecting an entrance to
Dunts d Co.'s dry goods store, and con-
veyed to jail: On entering the cell he
discovered another prisoner named
MCCARTHY lying asleep and assaulted
him, nearly sttangling him. Mccarthy,
freuzted with pain, assaulted him In
turn. Before the guards could inter
fere he gOred Burns eyes out of the
sockets. III
A terrible affaIr took place at Dyers-
burg, West Tennessee, on Tuesday.
Sheriff ParkinEton attempted to arrest
an old man named Duncan on the
street. Duncan drew pistol and fred,
shooting OF the Bheriffs thumb. Park
ington's son standing near fired pis-
tof, killing Duncan, whose son coming
up at that moment, hred killing young
Darlington Instantly. Parkington, see
ing his son slain, drew pistol and
shot young Duncan through the heart
The most Intense excitement followed
but at Hast accounts nothing further
had been done, though, owing TO the
extensive relations OF both parties
further trouble is unprecedented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-10

II ARK Xxx ! htls.sBURe, w. Va, Jan. e-Tbe
murderer, John Schaefer, made a cor.
iession this afternoon, under ss.S -
concession in the presence of ]. n.
Diss 19e Barr, Esq, as interpreter. aud
~ I prosecutor, Mr.. Hutchinson. ,ETp
ned spoken to Father Park OF con fessioin
Dnt the worthy father refused to admit
MIN TO religious confession IN til he had
made public one, or, had been tried
ana convicted. This morning he saem.
ed to have lost all thsstubbornfnessI ana
upldlty that had before characterized
him. as hehatr not, to the most close OH
server exhibited the slightest emotion
since his arrest. kept on the
occasion OF Mr.. Bochler's being cues.
TONED at hispublic Examination. His
confession to-day was brief. bnt he 10
writing full one. He is a native of
Baden; served two years in the Papal
army, only one OF which was spent in
Rome, From thisi he deserted and
probably went to the brigands of the
mountains, as Is common with dessrt.
ers. He came to this country about 3
years ago and was married about a wear
ago:-He was a worker=in-w wood, but
not a good carpenter or cabinet maker.
De was often at Lilientharss saloon and
was acquainted with him, He SCI called
up LlAenthal and murdered him as be
was found, and took all the monev 10
could find. With that he paid Off Soma
debts, OF which, singular as II NAV
SEEM he eyfnced great honor, and paid
some expenses. This money having
run out, and having but little work.
ne inYyeigled Ulrieh to Wheeling under
the pretense of having situation for
him. Early In the morning after their
arrival, they started out for the
situation ostensibly. In lonely place
on the road near a cuIvert, he MUIR
dered ulrich, took his money, about
$40, and watch; came to the Penbertop
House and traded of the watch, keep
ing the chain, which is nowiin. posses
sion of Capt. Taggart. He came home
that day and went to work. He became
acquainted with Tsutor, and being ont
OF money he watched him. Tsutor
had money! murdered him, took his
money! about $75, went across the
river, and afterwards came home. He
owed DR.. Koch SSs for attendance on
him, and agreed to pay 1t Monday
evening: He obtained $40 from Father
Park for Mr.. Boehler, but paid it to
DR.. K. and promised the balance
the next day. The attack on
Mr.. White Is elsewhere stated. He had
sent 500 during the last. year to Ger
many. He has always seemed to en-
terrain great affection for his wife, and
now as he has learned that he has a
son he evinces much feeling for him
and the disgrace he has inflicted on
him. We learn that Mr.. Bochler had
suspected him of the murders for some
weeks past and had sent for detec-
tive
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-10
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
AdVioes to the, 9th of January,

PARIS, Jan. 9.-The cabinet of Portu
gal, just formed, favors the collection
of the new taxes. twill be remem
bered that these taxes were odiou.
to the people in such degree as tc
cause the resignation of the previou.
Cabinet.
LONDON, Jan. g9.-The Times this
morning publishes later intelligence
from the English expedition in Africa,
The troops were still at Senof. The sol.
diers are healthy and no sickness, OF
any kind, is in the camps. The natives
are everywhere friendly.
LONDON, Afternoon.-According to
the egular weekly bank statement,
the amount of bullion in the Bank OF
England, for the week, is slightly de-
creased.
LONDON, Jan. 6-11:15-consols un-
changed; American securities generally
higher and in demands. o. s. bonds
7lz6a72; Illinois Central ss3<; Erie 1914.
LATER 1:2OP. M.-Consols unchanged;
o. s. bonds 7t1<a715S; Illinois Central
ss1<; Erie 491<.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9.--11:l5.-Cotton
dull, and unchanged; sales 5000 bales.
Wheat firm with an upward tendency.
LATBR-1:2O P.M.-Markets unchang-
ed. -
BERLIN, Jan. Sat a large Conserva-
tive dinner last evening, Count Won
Bismarck was present and made
speech. He.reyiewed The present poliu-
cal situation in Europe, in the course
ofwhIch he said war this year with
France. was phantom. and urged
his hearers to dismiss all fears In re-
gard to: the matter. He was listened
to with profound attention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-10
COMMERCIAl Ann FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale market.
THURSDAY EVENING,
JANUARY O. 1898.

Trade, since the first of January, has
been exceedingly dull, and very little
change has occurred in our market
quotations, except in breadstuffs, which
show decided advance. We notice
wheat has advanced in Chicago fully
80 cents per bushel during the last
month, and the market is greatly ex.
cited at the advance.
Provisions are neglected, but held
firmly. Hogs are growing scarce, and
desirable lots are not easily obtained.
FLoUR-Extra $40 6Oall 90; Xxx, Sll 60
al2 90; spring family, Sl2 25al2 SO; fan
cy, .Sl2 5Oa13 so. Rye Flonr-$s So
Buckwheat FIour-55<c per lb,
GRAIN-Wheat-Pri red winter is
quoted at 81 so; white at 81 6Oa2 85
Corn-New shelled, 9Oca1 90; ear, SOa
95c. Barley-S1 Pal 80. Rye-Si Is
Oats-Firm at 55a57c.
SEEDs-Clover S. 90; timothy 50 Il
PRovlsIoNs-New Bulk Shoulders
loo packed. Sides-12c. Hams-I4c
New Sugar Cured Hams-17c packed
LARD-13c in fierce; l4c in kegs.
BEANs-Navy So 25a3 SO per bus.
Characterization Reserve l5c; Ham
burg 16c; factory and English Dairy
CARBON olb.-46c: and no charge fol-
LARD o1-Refned extra winter,
strained 81 10; extra No. 1, 81 90.
CoFEEE-Fair to good 225Sa24c; prime
25c; Hummell's essence, 50 go per
SuaAR-Common, 121<al8c; Cuba,
1910; Porto Rico, 141<c; Crushed, Pow.
dered and GrannIated, 1SC; A coffee.
17l<o; B do. 17c; Q do, 163lc.
., S ~ for lower grades; sOca
II 90 for good to best brands; Porto Rico
molasses, T5a85c. New crop New Or
leans, choice, 90c.
SoDA-Sc for American; and SIC for
New Castle.
SrARoH-western, 8a9c; Glen Cove,
1910: Maizena,, 1870.
FlsH-Lake Herring, half bbls. So so:
while fish, half bbls. 81 so; kits 50 SO
for No. 1; g for No. 2; new mackerel In
bali bbls:, forNio. Slmedium, 50 so; No.
2, large. IS so.
BRoo1rs-SI 75a3 90 for fair; s. 25a3 so
for medium; 81 OOa4 so for fancy.
SALT-Dairy. s. 76; Pittsburgh, 81 SO;
Ohio River, g 90.
ToBAcoo-Dark 10, I<s and rs Navy,
70a76c; bright rs and los, 76as5c; fancy
bright as and rs, 9OcaSI 90; bright los,
WHEELING sToo1rs-s0 5Oa1O 90 per
COTTON YARNs-s5c for Georgia and
Eastern. Cotton batting, 25c.
SoAP-Family, SIC; German, SIC;
Eastern Family, 1Oa11c.
CANDLEs-City mould tallow, 15a16c;
tar, full weight, CSC; star, Il ounce
RTosESRangoon, 1Oc; Carolina. 1o11a
HoM1Ny-whIte flint, per Dbl, of 200
bs, So 90.
WOODEN WARE-Two hoop buckets
g 90 per doz: washboards, 50 25 per doz; s
ubs, No. /, $l4 so; No. 2, SI3 90; No. 3,
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead. 1211c. ,
shot, s. SO per bag.
GLAss-Franklln brand, sx1O, 81 90;
TRoN-swedes, 7Nc; common bar
ron, 41<c; horse shoe iron. 69lc; heavy
Daud Iron, &c; hoop and light band,
NA1Ls-1Od to Cd nails, IS 25 per keg; .
Sda9d nails, IS SO per keg; Cd and I'd
nails, IS 70. Other sizes in proportion.
Cut spikes, s. so.
wHEEL1Na ALEX, $40 90 per bbl.,
Xxx, 81 90; Kennel and Burton, $500;
Sl4 90; Porter, $1,000
Brown Stout, $40 90. :
LAGER BEER-1Sbbl., 81 40; u bbl.,
81 rs; n bbl,. Is 80; bbls., Sl1 90.
HoPs-New, 6Oa7Oc per Id.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-10
Rrnn,-RnItIn,nr.,.

BALTIMORE, Jan. SO. Bowie, Gov
ernor elecl, Of this State, took the oth-
houses,of the legislature and justices
OF the Supreme Court. There was an
immense assembiage of ladies and
Reptlemhn also to witness the csremo-
mics. After these were concluded the
residence of Gov. Swami where the
Governor elect held reception, at
which Admiral David d. Porter and
other naval officers were present, and
also many prominent citizens.
Gov. Swami holds the office one year
longer from this tmes Notwithstanding
the inauguration of the Governor elect.