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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FIELD & BROTHER.

The undersigned, (successors to A. Hull have
on hand q full stock Of
xANKEE MOTIONS
consisting Of Buck Mittens, Gloves, Pins, Nee.
dies, Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Machine
Silk, Thread, Bindings, Buttons, Belts and Buc-
kles, RaEors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap, Barriers Soap, Hair Oil, Perfumery Combs.
Purses, Calf and Morocco Wallets, Rubber Chains
and Rings, Whips, Lashes, Hosiery, Cigars, sus,
psnders, Gun Caps, SPectaolss, Shoe Laces, head
Nets. Chewing Gum, Ruf1les, Ladies and Gents
Bosoms and Collars, Paper Collars, and a great
variety Of fancy articles generally kept in Ne
tion Store or by Live Yankees.
We buy our goods in New York Of importers,
5obbers and manufacturers for the Wholesale
trade. and can sell as cheap as any store west Of
Now York.
FIELD b BROTHER,
Illinois Street, Rock Island.
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READY GLAZED SASH.

TN CONNECTION with my Planning Mil, !
L have opened g Ware Room for the sale Of
Primsd and Glazed Sash, whore will keep con-
stantly on hand sll sizes of these articles which
can sell st much cheaper rates than they csp
be purchased for elsewhero. ! obtain my Glass
from the manufactures ct Pittsburg, thereby
sAyiHR the profits which others must pay who
buv in this market. All Builders, Farmers aud
others in want Of Sash will consult their own in
,eyest by giving me call before purchasing else
wbere as I an eforiug unusual Inducements for
this tTsds. > A. blDDlsVN'
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in any subordinate Union to deny admission
to any printer merely on the ground Of race
or color.
On motion of Mr.. Murray, Of New Or.
leans, the resolutions were tabled, by sc to
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coupon. Coup Of Of Isl, 2lt 60, 22s, 81, I7s, So, Isl;
new I9i, 67, IgS, 6s, lss; lO-4O's 81, N. Y.C.
1895: Pfd LOIz, R. T. I,2Oi, St. Paul I6s, Phi
s74. Fl. W. 1877, W I. d, NJ. q. l4I, U. S.
6sj. n. W. 904, T. AVA.
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gt. Louis Market.

TsegrAphsd to the Argus
81. LoUIs, Juno.s.
Flour low grades better demand at unch ged
Whsst-uDshangsd 1871, ,o9 for No. spring,
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Chicago market.

TsegrAphSd TO the ARGSs.
CBIcAeO, June 9,
Flour very dull nearly nominal at unchanged
prices.
Wheat quiet l,llsllt.
Corn quiet shade lower No | 671 No 2 5S4.
Oats firm 60.
Rye weaker 90.
Barley nominal ,4j
Pork firm 3l,75a32,
Lard steady ISi
Highwnes nominal 00a93
LIVE eroOK.
UNIoS SrooE YARDS, June Q.
Cattle dull shade weaker; rects 1875; sales 81
fair 10 medium 6,37a6,90; good extra choice Ia
1856 COWS, oxen and light steers 5,4ja7j.
Hogs market eIuttcd weak and IOal5c lower
Oh medium grades; reefs SlS4; sales 2470 at ,50a
9 fair TO good ?, l5a2j prime to extra choice.
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pUs1Mzss CARDS.
BLYTHE 4 STODDARD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,
Rock Island, Illinois,
HILToN JoHEs.

NIANUPACTURE all kinds Of Wagons,
WI Carriages, Sulkc', Skeletons, Farm and
EIpress Wagons, &c. Every description Of r..
pairing done at short notice PARTICULAR Atten-
ton paid to manufacturing to order.
may26dly.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, June II.
Flour--Unchanged. Spring extras $5.75G6.15 !;
superfnes $4.0094.50
Wheat--Active; $1.1391.14 for No spring /;
$110411l for No. 2, and 92c for rejected.
Corn-Steady, at GS9G9c for No L; 5S959c for
No. 2; 52953 for rejected.
.Oats-59960c for No Q. aI
Rye-96Q97c for No. 1.
Barley-$1.4091.45 for No. 2.
,Potatoes-45@55c.
Butter--24q25c for choice.
Eggs-14915c.
Cattle-Steady. Choice steers, $7.259$775;
fair I'd class, S70097.35 medium to good butch-
ers' stock, S5.75Q6.G0 common to choice COWS
and heifers, S50Og6.25; inferior and mixed
stock, $3.7594.75.
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surgery for JAe Eye ana Ear.
DR. OLIN,
(LAfR % q. lOuzs1l
The Mystic NE.
G.. G. II. II q. n. q.

The Of the initials above stands r ed friend 70 The
public which every will recognise end x which
every has kind welcome; refer 10 Goes Cough
Basam-he cheapest and best preparation In the world for
Group, coughs ods and all throat and lung complaints.
Tho second are for Goes Dyspepsia Curethe ouly rsned
ever known that sure to cure dyspepsia ndgestion
tulency and general debility Both articles ere now too we'll
known to need any praise from Let the scted always
have them handy. aug29-l0m-sp
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money during the last three weeks has been
Sssy sasy in New York. but At the present time,
ewing 10 the large revenue receipts and the sales
Of gold By the government a. intimated in our
last issue, there signs Of closeness, and many
anticipate closer market within q few days.
The treasury has now some twenty-five millions
ofgreenbacks locked up in its vaults, which is
some fifteen millions more than is usually kept
sa hand.
The large receipts Of grain in Chicago and the
drain of money to pay for the same, have caused
closer market there; but as it indicates that
The farmers and interior shippers are selling
their produce and receiving money therefor, we
can naturally expect that business throughout
The country will become active. and more money
inscirculation will relieve many case of indebt-
edness and give joy to our numerous traders.
Gold has stood comparatively steady during
the week, and is now quoted at 1891 in New
York.
Exchange on New York and Chicago remains
the same.
Drafts ON England and Ireland can now be
purchased for $500 per pound currency.
There has been quite panic in the stock
market, and most Of the railroad and mining
stocks have fallen rapidly during the week. This
has caused several failures among the stock
brokers, and heavy loss to the many stock
spectators
Government bonds are triAe lower and are
quoted by F. A. Sherwood & Co. as follows:
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CONSULTArION TREn.


40 WORKING VLAb5.-I Hm HOW pfopHr6u 70 Iufu100
all with csasant employment at their homes the
whole Of the time. or for the spare moments Business
light and profitable Fifty cent? to 50 per evening" 10 easily
csued Of either sex, and the boys and gs
nearly NJ much o. men Great Inducements are offered
those who will devote their whole time 10 the business end
ht person who sees this notice, may send the
following Unparalleled Offer: To all Who not we'll satls.
eed with the business, will send 81 to pay for the trouble
ofwrIting Fall particulars directions &c., ssnt free.
Sample sent BY mall for 10 cts Adres. Il. O. ALLAN,
Augusta, Ne. ap lo-3m.
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,@e0ieaI.
mo STOCK RAIsRRs.


VIII @and q the FAR 0founess a Ottawa Ill, during thu
present season. commencing May h 1902 and ending July
lotn, leW.
DxscMPf!oN ANp RkpSosn: LEAlCON, Ba Chestnut Sor
rel white oiaae the f.ce, LETT hind foot whitc weight
V0 ios AS hsads asquare troter, an easy, grace
~! mover ana possessed Q! superior running speed
LEA!UVN vas pred py r. a. Alexander, on Woodbsrn
Farm, W9ooord county. ~: sired by Lexington he by
Boston. Dams o. Lexicon: ISL Dam Lightsone, by I'm
ported Siencos n Dam Leviy Ruric DAM BY Imported
trustee. % Dam. v.nda Sy Imported Iranby 4th Dam
Lucias, oy IrumPeter: oth Dam: by Orphan. 9Th Dam
Lazy Grey by Robin grey, .tn Dam Maria, BY Me'zar
1tn Jam; - ~ impcmsa hishnyer. YIN Dam - BY
IMP n e"i Ivsa yn ny imported ARIEL
Il'n LAM ~ l"Pc''eu yack o! Diamonds lxth Dam
sIs ymono' WIN 'oa' 10 Imported Eclipse and
s0 =. e', 20 =, Aus' a,
VIII ue ssn oy hs sgoss Peugiee' ,nat Lexicon pos
os ol .ne oe's oVoa ., AeIica al OF which Is SUB
"e a sSo s " ~ VT shu gregstefea IN
se oua Door anJ can re louud ny any person
0i Tracing ~ LeAhs Psogree. fof ths dement,
VI .a. ae usus LeAG9n, VIII give history oil his
,o d On ,S i. e C M nrst trained ~ hr nc
q. ua sniere New :eIey 70 run Ior tne
S. an was te on'y '. Wouu appear against
in eo.s ana 1n ne ~
IN Sio'e Goh.es.ea smgIe ussn OF enc NILE IN a
49, s Ou go ~, M o 'e 'a sn Sa a. cara.
s.a Sm Ss. o. ~ " ~ IN vac heo win Ssht
r. no "a anu au. Ga. Lola ~ ana alrohe the
nea. ~ ,ne .ace "a osg ~itnln nan second OF Le-
nas mex was AZ ny lie
was ea.e &c ~ '.oe am VOL WIN ease "eh' from
a a ~ S o ;, o ny M pu' 'g M nanaGap
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St. Louis Market.

St Louis, June 3
Flour--Dull, with few orders. Sales OF super
fine at $3.50 for spring; Xxx Mt S550g650;
xxx at $7.00g7.5O.
Wheat.-very irregular at Sl.45G1.65 for
urime white fall G2 fox choice to fancy
red and white; No2 spring at Sl.l0; No at
$1.109l.12
Corn-Firm and higher, at 6s@S0c for yellow
and white in sack.
Rye-steady at 9Sa05c for prime to choice.
Whisky-Steady, at 94c.
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New YORK Market.

New YORK MARKET.
New York, June 10.
Flour-Closed steady and more doing in low
grades at S5.SOG6.l0 fcr western extra.
Wheat-Quiet at $14391 IA for No. . spring
Rye-Dull and heavy, at $1.15 for western.
Oats-Dull at S0@S1c for western, afloat.
Corn-Steady ut SOgS2c for canal and 92@95o
for railroad.
Pork-Moderately active and frmer, with
sales of new mess at S31.75
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0VUSTOM MILL0.-The subscriber announces 70 hh
~ old fisads cad patrons tl,as after visit 10 1pt hs
has returned u ~ sssd old Custom Mills on ~ ban
west OF the Search Factory. Where 10 will DO harry =
ing that b viii b better allie to please then ever
befors vOo. oCuUyT.
PS One hundred business ChaneeA Oil - Joeeph
6ehntt jan6oDoo
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Hope.

The Scripture saith, that Hope is anchor the SOUL
both and steads:" 1t d the unortunstss only CON.
ort adversely, and the If promise which urges for.
ward the struggling poor What II that gives con.
enmen to that mother who her darling child attacked
by the ghost Of the deadly Group, suffering from tho
effects of consuming cough violent cold What
that wreahes In smiles the lips Of that patient pve
who though she knows that she cannot live yet
her silent and thankful prayer for aud relief What is
it that has become nations hope from North to south
East to West, comes but joyful reponseGve Goes
Cough Balsam. = ss-g.,F aug S9-l0m-sp
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The Markets.

: In the general produce market of the country
corn has remained quite firm during the week,
while wheat, oats and rye have not recovered
from the depression noticed in our last. Provis-
ions continue firm, as do also cattle.
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TIVO THE AFFLICTED
DR.. KNAPP g. SON,
Physicians and Surgeons formerly New York. are trs.aDa
G III II ONEC DIS EAS ES 8.
Which embraces most approved methods in hi,
and other countries for thecue of all Chronic Diseases The
treat successfully all nervous and Neuralgia affections ali
al Skin Diseases Pulmonary Consumption its early stages
Paralysis, Epilepsy Salt Rheum, Headaches, all Heart
Diseases. Diseases of Children and .UIt
Seminal weakness g. sexual Diseases
Which carrying thousands to their graves annually
EYE AND E. r..
They treat successfully method all diseases OF the
EYE and EAR. They have had extensive practice aud
better success IN the treatment of all
DISEASES WOMEN,
Than any other Physicians in America They have cured
women who have been confined to their bed for year,
They never fail to
RHEUM ATISM!
In all stages matter of how long standing They cure
ASTHMAi t.y t.7r1
So It retup They have Sure cure for the distressing
disease.
RMNORRHOLIDs, oRP
The Cure all Diseases Of the ,, ~. s-r
Il Fl RIO II a ND L U N G s.
CAN oERs! 1HN
They have had an extensive practice and wonderful spc
In the treatment of cancers which they cure without
eating them using the knife Let those who have
Tumors Sweings red spot lose time inhayinr it
attended to- timely treatment may save the man from
the horrors. suffering and death of osen cancer
CATA KRH CURED "~
They are treating cstarrh on new system which IL
t' sure cure for THIS disease. y
THEIR for years have averaged from Ave 10
thousand year, which gives them experience unsur.
passed by any, and equalled only by few. It'Yf
We wish 1t distinctly understood that DR.. KNAPP is not
travelling physician.
He only visits few places occasionally to accommodate his
patients in the country and others who cannot
conveniently visit him IN Chicago.
&Skenember they do promise to cure all stagea of
Disease While all diseases durable, If taken In season. eli
stages not Your may DO durable this week. not
-t0dsy, net tomorrow; hence the danger of delay.
No case VIII be received, when there
are any doubts Of cure or Relief.
Our Terms hence the money sent with all
orders for medicines costs from five dollars thirty dollars
per month, TO doctor with which includes medicines
AS-The Poor will DO favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients write their name State post ONCE address,
plainly All letters requiring answer must contain alet
Tor stamp, and be addressed to DIR. KNAPP SON,
AAnyo the above diseases be treated successfully by
the patent' describing their in letter, when they
cannot SEQ us.
Dr. KNAPP, who has visited Ottawa, regularly, for the
follows: Wednesday, May 5th Wednesday, June 3Oth
Wednesday, Aug. 2tta; Wednesday, Oct. goth; Wednes.
cay Dec. 10Th.
Office 1856 South Clark Street. Chicago.
a. B.-Send for the INVALIDS FRIEND AND HEALTH
INSTRUCTOR whca teaches the sick how they be re-.
stored health and tho well how t. preserve their hdath
ssd proong their lives. apS
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IN the Spring Months he system naturally .ndsgoss
change and H1ADosD's uSeuiY CoN1xlRA1D exTnAof %
aAAsIsilnaA aaauasans q ~ gssaesst valsA aa52n
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Of inc Injurious effects q face powder and Washes All
such rsncds close 10 the pores Of the sn and short
M ds1trSy The coulplsxicn II ysu would have lfrh
haaiky and yssthfs sppsssanca uss Hsnbed: nxtracs
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Ottawa wholesale Market.
Ottawa, June II, 1869.

Operations in our produce market continue
rather tame, owing partly to renewed bad roads
by the rains and the general depression of prices
Corn must reach 20 cents to bring it out in any
thing like heavy stream
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Those who Desire Brilliancy of Complexion purif,
and enrich the becd which Hemboldo Concentrated Ex
trat of sarsapara invariably does. Ask for Hnbofs
Take no oth1> ap L -2m
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"a Special nottres.
DIR. j. Il. WALKER,
OCULlST AND AUR1ST,
MAY he coysULrEY AT THB
rl1 PARK HOUSE, OTTAWA,

MAY BE- coNsuLrry AT THB

And st ali other times At e Dspensary Tor Diseases Oft
Dye and EAr, Mcyickcrs Tteater Building Chicago
Dec 20. 1883
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Hsmbolds Concentrated Extract srsapariia The ra'
Blood Purifier. fA' p 'Nt HNfl r.il
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HelmbOld's Extract Sarsaparilla cleanse
and renovates the blood nss the vigor Of health into
SYSTEM and purges tho huors that make disease al7
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Baxktxg.

B&MxtA1.
NATIoNAL CRY 1ANK q eTT1WA.
PeRxlRLY CITY BAMx " sAMEs. ALLEN co.
DIRECTORS:
HENRY +. EAxts, JONI D. CATION,
": q. csusoa1la,, WI. Bu1lss. =
Exchange on Chicago, New York
| And all the principal cities East and West
| BOU q HIT A ND SOLD.
i Exchange on ENGLAND IRELAND, sC0TLANDand
all important points in Continental Europe drawn in sums
| to suit purchasers.
eve n s.ss. Of q. con-
United states Bonds. Local Securities,
Geld eDA silveR bossht s.A sold. 80
70 those who favor ~ With tne patronage would say,
ton 70 them sataasory and profitable
Bank opsn from -. \. s4S.x. eoG
AovAlD BAxss, RsadesG
=. II. 8AhD Vix Ffss. ". II. BuLlEs, Ohshses.
ottawa. Jan. %. lsoe-y.
EuRsT NATIONAL BANK OF OTTAWA.
CAPIrAL paid in) 100000.
n. b. bWIFT... .kfessdsRt
W. BUSHNELL, We Hssien.
JOHN T. NASH" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OasAsev
0nScfoAs:
Milton H. SWIM, LORENZO Leland,
W. Bushnell, Isaac Gage ~
d. f. Cameron. @. u. Van Doren,
J. ". ArnstronR.
Having organized under the National Banking Law and
succeeded to the business OWN W. Cushman are
opsn for the 6ansacdon Of general banking business
Exchange sn Chicago New York, and all the principal
cities of the United States. bought and sold.
Exchange On England, Ireland Scotland and Cont.
mental Europe. drawn n ssns - suit purchasers.
Collectlons made throughout the state and promptly
RENTED for day o payment ct current rate exchange
Quilted States nlinets and L. Sale county bonds gold
silver, &e, bought snd cold. 'i'il -
/ full supply Of Revenue Stamps, Of all denomt
nations, constantly on haad. r
Our facilities such that offer Inducements to Gus
tomer and shall endeavors give entire sst
faction to those eutrustng with their business.
1 Jan 80 1862
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To Consulnptives.

QUANTITY u. QUALITY Helmbold's Extract esrv
parills Tho dose small Those who desire large Qua,
" and large doses,of medicine ERR.
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Errors Of Youth.
gentleman who suffered years from Nervous Debii.
~ Decay and all the effects of youthful ndisere-
0n WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity. Sand fss b
mpe remedy BY which he cured Sufferers wsAisg 70
profit By the advertisers experience do by sddrng
In perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
my20-ly-sp Ne. q Cedar street. New York
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TTVo 1ENT.-A COED TWO Story Brick House on 0tte,
VA Avenue within ton minutes walk oftbs Court Honse
Containing x rooms ana good cellar. For particular ~
QsksS mays BURKE H11NX.
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JAPAN.

Railroad from Jeddo to Yolkohnma-Estnb-
lishmont of n General System Of Education
SuAcrfnR Among the Poor of Jedd0.
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. q, 1859.
The following additional news from Japan has
been received by the steamship America:-
The Mikado Ii still at Jeddo. The majority OF the
daim0s have returned to their own provinces.
The assault on Sir Harry Park in the streets Of
Yedd0 was made by o drunken Yokohaman, who
was Immediately arrested and will be punished.
4 railroad In to be constructed from Kobe to
Osaca, and q telegraph line from Jeddo to Yoko
hama
4 mint is about being established by the Japan
Csc government and general system OF education,
under foreign teaching, Is being established in
different provinces OF the empire
The government heretofore has labored under
every disadvantage because OF Its being unable to
0entrallze either lts power or revenue. PROPOSE
ton 70 this end has been made TO the Japanese
Congress and was favoraby entertained, but not
nnAlly acted upon.
Business is slowly improving, but money is in
bad condition. There Is great suffering among the
p0er people OF Jeddo who are out OF employ ment
aud the necessaries OF life frghtfully nigh
without relief, which IL not apprehended, within
sixty days more blood may yet be shed before the
new government Is firmly established.
General Van Valkenburg has disappointed at the
non arrival OF his successor he expected 10 return
By she steamer America.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN oct. 22-4:3o
p. M.-Consos closed at 93,s for both money and
the account. American securities are nrm. United
States nvetwenty bonds, 1862, S1A; 1865, old 81
1867, S3a. Ten-forties, 1914. Stocks quiet. Eries
2lN. Illinois Centras, 90. Atlantic and Great
Western. 251s.
Bourse is firm. Rentes, III. 42c
FRANKFORT BoURsE-FRANKFORT, Oct. "a
United States tvetwenty bonds closed firm and un.
changed.
LIvKRpooL CorToN NATURALIZATION Oct.
22-4:S0 =. M.-The cotton market closed dull
Middling uplands, l2d.; middlingiOrleans 12hd The
sales OF the day have been 10000 bales OF which
1900 we're taken for export and speculation. The
81, 600 are American.
The sales OF the week have been o.. 900 bales. OF
which 1900 were taken for export and 81 900 on
speculation. The stock In port Is estimated at
434 900 bales, OF which $4,000 are American. The
receipts OF the week have been II, O0O OF which
5000 were American
ton closed nat at 14sf per cwt for tres ordnaire on
the spot and 1877 Sf. for low middIings afoat
STATE OF TRADE-LIvERPooL, Oct. 22-4:38 p
M.-The market for yarns ana fabrics at Manchester
ia duh.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFrs MARKET.-IIvERpooI
Oct 22-4:30 P. M.-Wheat, los. I'd. per GENITAL for
California white; winter wheat, 9s. ID Flour 24s.
per DBL Tor western canal Corn, 3Os 80. per quar-
ter for new mixed Western The receipts OF wheat
for three days have been So, 900 quarters OF which
40 600 were American.
Oct 224:50 ?. M.-Cheese SIS. Cd. per cwt. for the
best grades OF American fine
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LrvERrooI, Oct
22-4:ao r M-Reined petroleum, Is. Sd. per gallon.
LONDON MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Oct. 22-1 p. NJ
Linseed cakes fl2 los. per ton for thin oblong for
feeding. Sperm oil, COZ per ton. Spirits petroleum,
per cwt for No. 10 Dutch standard. on the spot
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwRRP. Oct 22.-Petro-
lsum Ia quiet at 59hi. for standard white.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Commander B. J. Cromwell has been
ordered to the Mantonomoh. Lieutenant Com
mander Walter Abbott has been detached from the
Dacotah and placed on waiting orders. Chief Engi-
neer Thomas Shock has been detached from special
duty at Baltimore and placed on waiting orders.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. A. Beaumont has
been detached from the Naval Hospital at New York
and ordered to the receiving ship Potomac. Passed
Assistant Surgeon Joseph IIugg has been detached
from the Potomac and ordered to the Philadelphia
Navy Yard. Assistant Surgeon b. 3. Machie has
been detached from the Naval Hospital at Pensacola
and ordered to the Naval Hospital at New York.
Midshipman John Mligan is directed TO report
himself to the department without delay, under
penalty OF trial by court martial
Rear Admiral Thomas j. Craven has been ap-
pointed Port Admiral or San Francisco, and VIII be
relieved from the command OF the Mare Island
Navy Yard on the 1st OF January, by command OF
John II. Goldsborough.
Assistant Surgeon X. j. Tryon, who has been for
some years assistant chief OF Bureau OF Medicine and
Surgery, Navy Department, viii shortly be detached
at his own request and ordered TO the European
squadron. Surgeon Tryon IS popular bureau ON
Ger and washington society will lose one OF s most
valued members curing the coming winter gayetes.