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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-24

woN'T GoHERE.-The desperate straights to
which Professionals are driven when eudeavoring
to reconci1iate differences in the same denomi-
r,,..tiesy -f.itiable--The following is in
stance:
That there are several schools of opinion and
practice among us, is sufficiently evident.
Some of these it is impossible to regard
Scriptural or as legitimately comprised within
the system of Church. Bnt there are
others with a wide range of differences, which,
with more OF less inteFmixture of error, the
inevitable accompaniment of all human
systems, must still he regarded as properly
embraced within the limits of our Church.
We cannot sympathize with the idea that a
difference for instance, as to the constitution
of the ministry the nature and effect of the
sacraments (within certain limits) can furnish
any good reason for ecclesiastical separation.
There is a point of course in this tendency
where the almost inevitable result Is the
separation of the soul from Christ. We cannot
believe that there are many who have what
seems to us the. narrowness and prejudice
which would regard differences of this kind, in
the modified form in which they have existed,
as any warrant for ecclesiastical separation.
Here, then, is avowal that, for the sake
of retaining members, opinions and practices
are tolerated ''whichit is Impossible to regard
as Scriptural legitimately comprised
within the system of our Church,"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-24

The New Orleans Daily Rers, first class
Family and commercial newspaper, sets forth its terms
in an advertisement in another column, to which We
,onia 3irect atteptIon The prOprietors have shown
commendabe enterprise its publication and deserve
patronage corresponding to their efforts to furnish
paper so readablell
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-24
PARIs Sent. %.

nonscigrcur-I am much touched by the feel
ing which dictated the letter you addressed to
me, and l am most grateful for the prayers you
SO kindly put up in my behalf; but l canaet
accept either your Teproaches or your counsels.
What you qualify great fault cemuIittedy
l call great duty ACCOMPLISHED. Be pleased
to accept, Monseigneur, the homage of the re
spectful sentiments with which remain, in
Jesus Christ Church. soar-Yery
humble and obedient servant,
BROTHER HYACINTHE.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-24

Families wishing the services OF goYerness
conetent TO teach the English branches and French,
With UndouiJtd references directed to advertise
rent in another columni ---ha
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-24

The French journals publish the following
letter from the Bishop of Orleans to Father
uyacinthe:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
new YORK.

New YoRK, Feb. 6.-The World tays
the inaugural shows too much confidence
and sef-sufficicncy, and lacks that grave
and sustained propriety OF expression be-
fitting ths Chief Magistrate. |. has no
original ideas, and everything in the mes-
sage which Is not Fat 10 crude, and . mere
echo Of the tritsst commonplace Of the Re
publican prets.
The Tribune says. 1.-THE emphatic dec
TAXATION of President Grant that we should
pay our national debt to the uttermost
iarthing is worth countless millions 10 the
labor. commerce and prosperity Of the Re-
public 1t says Grant will be the chan.
pion Of the Monroe doctrine and direct hrs
pslicy toward, consolidating and extending
Republican institutions on the North
American Continent. II hopes TO receive
from Presidsnt Grant splendid admins.
tration.
The Times says the inaugural touches
great wants, indicates great duties and pro.
pounds . great policy with a distinctness
that leaves nothing 10 doubt. Gen. Grant
had something to say. and he has sid i,
strongly and we'll. 1t says no one doubts
that General Grant will come to meet the
best wishes and expectations OF tie Re-
publican party, not by concedng the de-
mAnds Of IFS individual memberg, Tut by
promoting the welfare Of the country and
building up its prosperity on the principles
of the parry as tho only principles on which
it can be safe aud permanent.
The Sun says the inaugural is plain,
straightforward. and a succinct declaration
Of the view which will govern the national
executive during the next four years, and
expresses conviction Of its authority in =
manner in which the popular heart will
every where warmly appreciate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
HAVANA.

HAVANA, March 6.-On Thursday OF last
week the rebel Brisadier General, ARGOS,
was taken prisoner and brought 10 Sague,
day.
The insurgents in the eastern departs
ment have concentrated their forces at
Mayari.
Troops have left Santiago to attack them.
A fight had occurred between the color.
cd volunteers and hand Of cslored insur.
gents in the neighborhood Of Santiago de
Cuba, in which II OF the latter are report
I'd 10 have been killed.
The Captain General has recognized
Henry q. Hall - Consul General from The
United States.
Numerous arrests continue.
Three hundred and fifty additional troops
have arrived
Il is believed here that Gen. Derodas 70
places Count Vslmaz.da in command Of
troops. but does not relieve Dulce rs Capt
General.
A force Of cavalry has Como TO Cieufue-
COS, and . battalion Of volunteers 10 starting
,or the same place
Reports are current here Of the landing
ofarevolutionary expedition near the Sagua
LsGrand River. The inhabitants Of the
vicinity sunk the schooner in which they
came, to prevent their escape. and troops
have been sent In pursuit.
Encounters Of troops with insurgents
have taken place near Rsmsndios aud 9th
points.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
LATE NEWS
HI TRLE0R.aPR.
EORrY.rlRsr CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON. March -SKSArE.-M Mr..
Brownlow was sw orn in.
Messrs. Cameron and McCrcsry were APP
pointed conmi tee to notify the Presi-
dent that the Senate was ready for bust.
ness.
A resolution was adopted that the Sccrc-
tary OF State furnish . list OF the acts passed
BY the last Congress.
Several memorials, &c, were tabled till .
cons ttee WAS appointed.
Mr.. Harlan introduced . bill granting
land to the IWae and Missouri State Line
Railway.
Mr. Thsyer introduced . bill to repeal
the Tenure Of Odice act. and gave notice
that he would call il up o.morrow-
Mr.. Eimunds introduced bill to amend
the Act regulating the tsau,s Of Gee.
Mr.. Williams intYoduosd . substisute for
Nr. Thaysr's Ill suspea1ise The operation
Of the tenure Of office oct until March 4tb,
1873. - ro@
Mr.. Drake eGssa N ausaan1et to the
rules prosiding thst Indian treaties b con.
sidersd hereafter In open session.
Nj. Howard introisced bin relative -
tae consolidation Ut ths ordinance 80 o.
tilierv bureaus.
4 committee on division ru,ss we're sp-
pointed.
Mr. Earlan introduced . joint resolution
ier the appointment, Of j,int committee OF
three Senators and eve Representatives on
IoGisn affairs.
Messrs. Grimes and Crsgin were q point-
ed committee to inform the President Of
the organization Of the Senate, and the Ssn.
ate took recess.
At las tho Senate resumed its session.
Mr. Grimes fsen the Csmmitses 70 wait
upon the President. reported that be had
performed that duty, and thst the Presi-
dent would Immediately Communicate with
the Senate.
0sessal Ravliss, q Gen. 0sants staG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06

PRixcsss ANNE. March 5.-Fsur negroes.
VIM. Wilson, Frank Rounds, VIM. Wells.
and Geo. Bailey, were hanged here to-day
for the murder Of b. T. johnson and Henry
Cannon, captain and mate Of IN oyster
sloop. in March last. Each prisoner con-
fsssed his guilt. Rounds and Wells died
instantly, aud Bailey in few seconds.
Wilson's neck did not break. He grosned
and struggled horribly. He got the rope
OF his hands and legs. and caught bold Of
the shoulders Of Rounds, and then Of his
own rope. BY which he drew himself up on
the scaffold again. The jai:or sscsndsd,
frightened the Moose, and again pushed the
wrstchsd man "a. The prisoner continued
70 struggle for five minutss, some Of the
crowd yelling "that's right you ought /,
suffer !" The execution occupied -
minutes. Four Or Ave thousand spectators
we're present.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
CHICAGO

CHicAeo, March "a Ore broke out %
8 o'clocA this evening in the planning mill
and machine chop Of Wisdom / Lee. Nos.
Al, 4S. As and ~ Canal street, and strong
wind providing, the whole building vas
soon Wrapped IN fanes. During the pro-
Grsss Of the Ore, eleven frsasn were on The
building managing the hose, when the rosi
gave way, and four Of them were precipisa-
ted into the burning mass. The others
managed to catch hold on parts Of the
building and we're rescued. Ons man drew
himself up by the hose. but vas severely
burned. At this hour (midnight) the fire
is still raging and the bodies Of the unfor-
tunate men are not yet recovered. Loss
estimated from SEC. 900 to SIS 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
THIS SARSAPARILLiAN REsOLvESr
raE GRAND PROOF.

We are stating startling. solemn truth. The
"ss'tv s>f. previous 20 its new combin ation
eee az - sht> great want; for u cured many Of
~ daiA. Sypaisis. 3sus, Rhsum As,sm, Drspev.
kits. saa otnsr carsais diseases. inherited ~
transmisssWus. - veil - acquired bv exnosurs
II various vays. Ten. Fifteen and Tvsnt,
ysers staee. end many Of those then cured vere
ssssrwAris married. nal children, who are now
SQUAD. ssrsag aad healthy NEE and besusiful
Womsa, aad aevse exhieiseA the least sixp Of
their passsss' former sickass.
Let eAs aassspasiliiaz - taksa By every
woui1-es mother during preesaecy one se.-
spDoafcl twice o. three Nmes ser AAy- III sGDic-
sed eth ssy faaity o. ether disssss. care
Tor yourselves. asd . haalshy, beautifal child
wsii BE- y,ur reward. Price Of Or. 4AswAYs
SAssAPAsllu ~ kss0Ivsxs b. the Bottle, zoe
dollar. s,x o5sslss. i've dollars; Que doi.n. tee
dbl Ars: less sha, IL charged for many OF the in
fselT SarsApar,llAs. Buchus, kc., one bottle
c,nlainiag more Of the cuAArlvs principal Of
SArsspaeiiiiau than 0ns do9.n Of the largest . se
IN voIds; aat oae bottle Of the SarsApariilian
Rssoisses y vi secure better Diuaafc effects in
81, AiiIsy. Biaider. Uriaary. and Uterine Con-
pia ats. III "a oas gallon of the best approved
Bacaa siacsssss aud washes. 10 vogue Tho
saf.r.rg shsuii real Dr. Railways new msdi-
cal oasl,c G,oo called False aud True," and
Dr. RidwAy's Almanac for 1859. Can Be had
free Of caarss Of all druggists tree OF Rad
wsy's SasseParilliaa Rssslvsst. o psr single
bsssSes = bottles Tor os. q Nos 81 Maiden
Lasa Hsv Vssk' go Dss0gises sssywbses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06

eth ise elesay attendsnts, low spirits, H.
presssou, Involuntary emissions. loss Of semea,
pcruasorrhes, loss Of power. dizzy heed, Ices
Of memory, sad threatened impotence and In
beciity, find . sovereign cure in Humphrey
Homeopathic Specific. Ne. IS. Composed Of
tAe most valuable, mild md potent Curatives
shey strike st crce al the root Of the matter
tone Up the system, arrest The discharged, and
impar, v'gor and energy, life and vitality -
he en,irn mau. They have cared Thousands
Of eases. Price g per package OF siA boxes,
end vial. or 81 per single box. Sold > Drug
sists. and sent BY m Ill % reeeips Of price. Ad-
dress Hunphreys' speetne Homupatbis Nsdi-
stss &c. .::Dss:9rsoiwsy. NswIYert.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
IMPROVEMENT IN THE PHYSICAL con
DtriON OF WOMAN

10 this csu atrv net few Of the female sex,
Abe IN ,thsrs Of tr-smen.' Inherit some consti
rational disease transmitted through their par
ents. th Il have existed for many generations -
CONSUMPTION. SckJFuLA, DaOPSY.
ftrS. AID ia verv many cases. innunerfbe
for aai sym ptoms tnat through TRANSMISSION
have nssa CHANGED from the original evil of
k.as evil, ~ PhiLulU Dl5kASES, eruptivc
aud liberated. tumoro md strunerous pois-
oos. that tom time to time brs .k yut in different
parto the bols, sometimes on the skin. mouth.
head. nrc<. shoulders. legs. feet. and other
parts. both in the Young aud old.
Rsps>rs SARsArARtLLfAN kgsoLvGNr - .
pernaheat care for all constitutional and trans
mutsd as, ases, 1t effects this grand result
thr ugh tho blood. sweat, urine and other secre-
usns- IL makes the blood pure. rich, strong,
aud supplies nsw tissues. dssh. fat and strength
60 the svstsm that 10 being rspienishsd with IN
sound repairs, made from poor dspraved blood
Thousands sufer from the miserable treatment,
the hesv, doses OF mercury, corrosive subj.
mstcs. cAlomsi and other laundering treatment
their fathers and grad psrsnts we're drsnehsd
With 81 these evils have descended upon the
present gsnerations. With the virtues 81 the
past. asd oil these evils that attiict the humaa
facs ase within the curative range OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
E0TADl.l0BnnsG 1901.
DARRY'e 1Rle0PHER0uS g

For the Hair.
Il will certainly restore weak and thin hair,
making il
THICK, SOFT, AND GLOSSY.
Principal Office, 374 Pearl ST., New York.
A TWO story frame house, With three
lots. on 4th street, only s 200; wild land
q. 80 te'$lo.ot per acre; farms in Scott
eounty, and houses in the city for sale
cheap for cash.!
ELpRIOoe 4 Bao
Land aud lnsuranee Agents.
No. 10 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
WASHINGTON.

wAsnIHsroH, March CA Cabinet meet.
ing has been called for IL o'clock toner.
row. All the msmbers will DO present exs
cspt Asssrs. Hoare and Cox.
The English and French journsls wssns
" sulegiss President Grants Inaugural adj
dress and argue that the paragraph On the
foreign psliev Indicates peace.
The Libsrts publishes . report Of the
death Of the Pope. but il 10 discrodited.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
rORrY.ElRsr CONGRESS-.

WARRINGTON. March 6.-SsxArs.-A
message vas received from the President
requesting tho passags Of the joint rsselu-
ton relieving A. T. Stewart from theeiSece
Of the law Of 1859. which declares that no
one engaged in trade shall Be Secrstsry Of
tho Treasury.
Mr.. Sheemas intscdueed bill 70 equal
the effect, but Mr.. Sumner objected and il
went over.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06

BY Telegraph March 8.
Flour Z Unchanged and verp little doing.
Wheat-All grades below choice tine lower !.
Corn Dull ard dropping At s505S
Oats--Dull at 65A67
Rye Higher 81 l 85013s.
harley Unchanged
Whisky-Nsthine doing
Provisions-veryeDull; lover, inactive ssd
nominol.
Pork -. so.
LaYd-lec.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06

New HOrk Marker.
BIZ Telegraph. Sswsi onG, March, ..
Four-Dull aud nominal.
Wheat-Duli, sales Of No. spring. Lax
in store.
Corn--O Dull and lower, at Q5.
Oats Quiet, at 14l<@75.
Pork bull and nomipal. 81 60.
Lard-Ieavy and droopinr ~ for steam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
LONG LIFE SECURED.

Let every woman verylng on this critical per
rtsi pr-psrs their systems With RADAWAl'S
SNRJArARiLLIAS kESOLvENT, and all
whose msases have ceased that feel sick or sut,
tsr,ay from some organic or nervous disease.
tsss the = ARSAPAKtLLIAN KESOLVENT
a,t,d ct bo~cls arc irregular with NADIA
WAYS Pi..S. and they VIII ENJOY such high
o. .ts Of hcA III that ~ili secure them long lie.
- th freedom from the sickness and pains Of
s...usr v.a,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
WILSON'S
COD LIVER OIL /!

IL recommended aud prescribed by some ofths meat
eminent Physicians OF Philadel phia and elsewhere.
and approved ofhy Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Merchants. Invslids. and rsny others who have
been. on exsmirstion, convinced Of ite rare excel
lenee.
Wilson God Liver Oil
Has heen tested and examined By On. SASS r.
Drvnup, Phi. D Chemist Of Detroit, Who ~ S.
.This IL Pure Cod Liver OIL. free from aAnixtsrs Of
foreign oil. well - being perfectly sweet" TAie
testimony Is endorsed b. sus distinguished Physi.
clans ~ Dire. Arlan. Hxlnsrn. ZAxrzrssEa, wnSsS
and host Of othefs through the United States.
Wilson, Cod Liver Oh
IL for Sale by all arstelas Drugsisse, etc. and BY
WILLIAM n. WILSON,
d at ~ Il aste1 ~, PnuA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
ALL FEuAL2DlFrIUuLriEs.

fr,u thu earliest aye Of fem ale sufsri-g from
ks.sas,oe OF tue s,stsm-niA, through all the
trouble, and dis-Ases Of tho WOMB, Uterus.
B.iise. Kidneys. Sapprrssions. Irregularities
Lrac ,rrhsA. uenorrhages, Hystsria, Chlorosts
CaehsxA nAt HAoiI Of system, Pslenesss. or
Wssknsss OF Flood. aud all shs peculiar symp-
sons. PA,as. Aches, Niid,ncss, and in fact everv
cpn tut,oa Of s,ck peculiar to the female T.
ere cared BY KAOAWAl'S SARSAPARtL-
LIAM kk3uLVkNr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06

Il
The r.no Of tho PLANTATION pir,Kns has no
parallel in the history Of Medicine. The thou
| eands OF bostes that are made and sold daily 10
bat proc positive Of their wosdesfu virtues.--
Thousands Of Certificates can be produced
showing the efficacy and csrtaisty Of the cures
which they effect, and the Medical Fraternity,
usually 70 Jealous of anything which esusss per-
ssus 10 think and doctor for themselves. are
compelled to acknowlenge their wonderful vir-
tues. and prescribe them under other names-
Ttsy are sold BY all druggists.
MAssol,A wAraa.--Superior TO the best i'm
proved z ,rDaa Co,osns. aud sold at half the
price
SIS Bcycu o. 0sAsss. LIN another column
Of SPEERS STANDARD WINE BITTERs. II
/. highly recommended BY physicians for dys-
pspsies. on account Of its toa,s prophecies. its
psrisy end lie delicious asvoss
Yee hsedachs, uss RenDe's Paia. Killing Magic
on. lts NE essse teethasbs, agus IN iths fsss
80 js~s; sass spinal esoplsists end rhesns-
tisr. III vssAs lie . shsrn." ocld By j.
Burr.
Aas ysu swaes tkae the preOsoiteriss of
Consurption, ere Coughs, Colds. Breachitis.
Pains 10 the Side and Chest. Di@culties Of
Breaihiss. IL. II you permit these symptoms
to run on tur bercles will be the result, and end
10 Consumption. Now il you want TO cure these.
diseases, use AlLsA's Luxa BALsAs without de-
lay.
For sale by dealers in Family Medicine gener-
ally.
CnArvrp HASps. face, rough skin, pimplss. ring
worn, salt -rheum. and other cataneous affections
cured and The skin made soft and smooth, BY usipg
the Juniper Tar Soap made by CAswxiI. HAzAap D
Co.. New York. II u more convenient and easily
applied than oshsr rsnedes, avoiding the trouble u
the greasy compounds now In use. Sold by Drug
Si-ts, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
e~WRl0HTs AlCONATED 0LYcBRlNH TAB.
LET Of solidiasd 0lyeesins teAds 70 preserve the
skin from dryness and wrinkles. imparts wsndsr.
full degree ofsofsnsss snd dslcaey - he eooDlsx
Ion and whitensss to the skin v IN s1cellsnt d0
thrice grateful to the taste and toaie to Ne 0sutA
| and snas; imparts swsetnsse 70 Tie breath. 80
ssnders ~ teeth beautifully white. Per als b ell
| ssuegtsts.
HeL1owAy's FiLis ~ A SpnRo MepsunR-The
nost and tepid cir Of sprisg sngsnders variety 81
Diseases. Dyspeptics ed persons q billions habit
arc always unp,easantly Affected By It. They feel
de pressed. debiissted. sluegish and lethasgic. A
eissie deec Of Holsoway's Pills VIII ofSsa work
| complete and solitary cAangD b their cenditien-
ton.ng the stom Ach. regulating the liver, beaeing
The nerves, asd invgora,ing ~ whole animal me-
chinery. 1.-THE frs: dose does not ss1les. second
or third viii always produce The desfsd effect
Sold By all Drnggtts.
% - sss Dns.-0o - The DRyaae = otsattoa
owa Geass Business College - gsts SAeeoagh psas
teal business edseasien. For ssealass papsss. ID
dress. (suclosing stamp the Dsyass stsattSu
Cunmsreia College. Davenport. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
New York MONEY Nlarke

New YORK Money Market.
b. Telegraph. Nav YoRK, March. ..
Coupons 81. 1906 81. 1.lss1; CA, LAX
'65, 1859 new. Ley 's7.s Lux
'6s. l.l216 lo-4o's. l,05Js bonds. in LondoD
ssI
Merchants Uuion-l1
Western Union Telegraph--S6s4.
New York Central-l SIX.
Toledo 3 Wabash 65L.
Rock Island 13S1<
Northwestern 81 ;rprsfsrred, se<.
Fort Wayne-l.l7K.
~. paul-s4K /; prsierrsd. 7sx.
Gold-l.3ts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
CESSATION OF rHE MENsEs

This generally takes place between The eyes
Of ~ snd nny. Whsasvsr Chronie. Serofalous.
Nsrvoas organic. Of Other d,ssasss exist IN the
female system durssg the time Of her menstrual
el,stsacs, snach ofthsss diseased accumulstious
srs dismissed with the regular discharge, but
vAcn tue -tsrus IL not In . coalition 10 per-
for IN tho function Of msustruAtieu, the accumu-
lated hu nors and dscAysd products Of disease.
failing 20 escape through the cha~nels that for
Soyssrs Or more we're opsn. are thrown back
upos the circulation, attacking svsry tissue aud
orgtn 10 the Sysssm Lungs. kidnsys. Sk,n.
Stomach. Liver, Eyes. Nose, MAmmary Glands,
spleen in fact al parts Of The system become
involved. aud diseases, habit, and condition,
With symptoms never before experienced are.
suisr-d and Instead Of being treated a. men
struAl cos, .ton aud its consequences. take med
i,inc - reli-vsthc rymptoms, aud thus through
serious IN stakes thousands die; whereas. II IN
these oases KADAWAY'S SAkJAfAkILLIAN
RS tDi.vENr 10 taken TO prepare the eystem To
uni ,rx tbs CHANCE OF LIFE. aud during
Ihe pro ,ess. all these difficulties will be avoided
aud ~hatever dileases exists in tho system will
h, Q "a stcd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06
l,h.Cnxo Market.

Chicago Market.
By telegraph March 8.
fiour-Dull heavy and nominal.
Wheat-puil and weak, clsripg at INK.
CorI-Quiet aud steady a. 56lI.
Oats-Duil and weak at b4l.
Rye-Nominal at / lStd1-l9.
Barley Nominal ut l.769l.7S
Pork-Closed nominAl at 3o..5.
: Lard STEADY At Is.
Dressed Hogs--Firm at IL ooAl2.5S.
High wines--Nominal at 9oaqc1<.
Chicago 1--we stock NgarAee.
BY Telegraph March 8.
Cattle Receipts 1877 sales $40; market &C.
tive and Arm cows 4.o0db.75; fair - geed
6Ss gsed to choice Z 252e.OO.
Ho1s- Receipts CAT: sales esq dull, veal
and lover sales q 9009e75 for common Il
fair.