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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

highest in Jurisdiction Ia each State AID
territory which holds Q stated session in
each county for the trial Of civil caussa. II
requires notice Of intention 10 be hled and
swern to enc year aud six months before
naturalization, also . notice three days be.
fsre application, stating the name, sgs, req
iisnce. occupation, &c.
Mr.. Pike introduced . joint resolution
relating 10 ste,mb ats and ether boats
owned ia loyal sta.es. Referred to the
Com mi;tee en- Judiciary.
The House vent into Committee Of the
Whole, Dir. Wilson. Of Iowa, in the Chair.
on the Indian Appreciation bill and the
bill aopropriating 81 o eco for the Yancton
Sioux tribe. After disposing the; ssf, the
Committee rose and reported them to the
House. which. without action, took a reeess
till 1880 in the evening, the ssssien to BE-
oon6ned sxclusivsly to The internal rsvs-
nue. bill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
NEW YORK.

Nkw ioKK. Feb. SENATOR Henderson,
u Missouri, arrived here Yesterday and
leaves by the Nero Castle for Cuba 70 DAY.
for the be aeiit Of his health.
The Tribune prints . letter from ExA
Governsr Brown, Ex-senator Foote and
others, Of Tennessee, concerning universal
amnesty and impartial suffrage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
MONTHLY
TR ABE CIRCULAR.
EnR uAMHAnN aAaA

CONTAINING 4 list Of valuable and useful articles
~ for sa . at ONE DOLLAR each also. literal in
kucemsnts tor forming clubs
~ Also contains Information, which, We think will
be Important to any person sending money 10 he
Gin Enterprise One Dollar Concerns
the opinion OF some Of our City aad State ON
Gals, that II this circular 10 circulated in a. parte Of
tne county, Il would b the means Of saving great
oea o. 1onsy, .hieh e new lost By sending these
ueawtui cocoerne o. account Of our Immense
trade, and Of the depreca, ion In MerehsndIas srs
nov onernR TO Agents better Inducements than ever
ceIore omered topics sent free to any addres. -
0vry ST. Boston Mass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
COM ~ < GAL.

OuveDpOrs Market Report.
Ov,1cs OF rns DA,sSrsas DssocaAs.
Feb. .. 1853.
wholesale. ses.lo: rttail. e7so..
WREAS-Ne. l. zoe.
BARLsr-No |. 1l.0e9l IS.
Oars lScts.
RyE-No receipts.
CoRN-New, -.
ONloxs No receipts.
PosAr0ss-No market.
BusvsR- soc. per, b.
Rses-30Q35e.
Gassn Aprrss-o l.75'Dsr bushel.
HAv-0ood Timothy ga. eeNtlA.o c. psrk tea
Prairie eiO 90 per Ten. Slough, 81. 90.
CoAL-Soft Wagons. Ice y bushel-
WooD-es. SCOT 20. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
FREE (DE COST

rejection OF one OF the following articles:
Misses Fur Mini and Tiopett, Silver-plated Ice
PITCHER, Lepine Watch. Wool Long Shawl, pair
Blankets. &C.. &c For additional psrtit ulaIs send
Tor our New Circulsr for 1869. THOS L. FENNO
q CO.. 20. e9 Elm Street. Boston. Meee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

A Swo story franc house, with three
lots, on Ath street, only 1880; Wild land
e2.60 70 tlo.0c per acre; farms in Scott
county, and houses in the city for sale
chesp for essh.
ELDaiocs& BEc.,
Land and Insurance Agents,
No 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
WE ARE ON HANDl

Ane are prepared. on account OF our immense IN
0HAeH ~ nusiSsts and OF the +precaiic n In Mer-
ehandse OF nh kinds to offer to our gents and tho
public. rot only Cote ns hut all kinds OF Goods nj
lees prices than ever b. fDre offered Apy trr-cu
that Ill send 10 for printed notices oil 90 articles
With IS pncfas.f rap Ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
NOTICE HEIRS.
Every Man his own Printer.

WITH one Of our Presses. and the material ae-
" company ng II. every msn can do HE own prin-
containing full Information about these Presses.
prie'e. reeommer dations, &C. mailed free ON appii
eeuse. specimen 60Ona Of I, pes, cuts, bOroers.
4e Re, 10 cents DAVID WATSON AT ADAM
ffee0 Co, 20 COurtlandt ST. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

~. louis ssarket.
By Telegraph Feb 4.
Four--Duil.
Wheas--Fai! unchanged Spring little bet.
ter.
Corn-Firm, s2G,5.
Oats -Wesker ut cages.
fye-Dull q, l IS.
whisky bull Al ?siS.
Provisions Active snd higher.
Pork-3l SO.
Bulk Meats Advanced TO "A ali round.
Bacon Advanced TO IA all round.
iiLsrd-Higher tiefce 81
New York sIMrkes.
By Telegraph. NV YoaE. Feb. I.
Flour-Quist
WheAt-Stsaiy At 57oi.ss in store.
Oorn-Quiet It e0Ms3.
Gate Firmer ct 7s1< in store.
Pork-Qaiet At - 50.
Lard Lower and in fair demaad, at s0k.
New York Money Market.
BY Telegraph. Nrw Yoax. Feb. 4.
Coupons 81. 1.liH; 80. INK; -. LOOK !;
rs. II; new. l.oex;'s7 i.osK, 90. l.oe !;
10 le's. l.Oek.
United States Expr.ss-l.ssk.
Meschants' Usien-l.lSk.
Western Union Telegrsph--s7lf
Nsw Ysrk Central-i.ss1S.
Toledo ! wabash sssl.
nocs lsisnd--l.aSk.
rov weyns-l II.
ra0'-esx preferred. 1874.
Gold-1.sst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

HoLLewAA's OiSrnSr.-lts Anti lnhamatory Pro
pertes. Above afother external apple stisns. thia
Ointment 10 the antagonist .of irritAtan. Diseased
action csnnot long 20 on in the liberated limb IA
which I, 10 sy piled. 1t Dentrares tho poison Of N
angry tesurcly a. an nlkali qnenchee the fiery
lrinolple GA powerful acid. This is not by pot the
sic II is hi tory a IA from the current irecordO
Gny yclrs oro'.-.rsa'irn AMI clp-rien,c Sold by
al Dgcgsas,s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

Tim PrRssr AND swssrsss Gen Lvm Oh. In the
~orld, manufactured from fresh. healthy ivsrs sp-
the sea shore 1t 10 perfectly pure AID sweet
Patients who have once taken II can take NO other
Ask for "unsard 3 Casweils Cod Liver OIL. 'nsAl
actured by CAswEiL, hA.ARo 3 Co.. successors 10
Caswcli. Mack 4 Co, New York. Sold BY all drag
giets. shurA satAWsow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

Ora fxrRUrHSes fnx Cause % CoSsrsrrios.
How many Of us can date the cause Of our
last Sickness together crowded room an then
coming out in the cold air. or wearing damp
clothes, causing cough which settles upon TIE
Lungs, producing seated pains in the chest.
ALIENS LusG BALsAx will check the disease
and restore hs.t.,. 10 .h. .v.4.~.. IL Gully ...A
in time
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
NANTED. AGENTS. .. e ),

WANTED, AGENTS, =: ss, * 81, :s, e.
where. male and female. - introduce the 98NTINK
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SFWIN0
MACHINE. This machine will STITCH hem fell tuck
quilt. cord, bind. braid and smbrcidsr in mcst su-
pcrior manner. Price only els. Fully warranted
for ave years. We will pay $1,000 for any IN schisc
that will sew stronger. MORE beautiful. or moro
elastic seam tnsn ours. Il makes the Elastic Lock
Stitch" Every second stitch Can be cut, and still
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing Il
We pay agents from S'5 to $500 per month and ex-
pspsee, or . eomnission from which twics that
amount can be IN sds. Adde'S SECOMB b CO..
PitDbuSgh. Pa. D0ston, naso. or ST. Louis No.
CAUTION DO not 30 imposed upen By other
pariiss palming on worthless cast-iron mashines
under the sane name or other wise Oure 10 the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
iactufed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

Why let your pains and aches your comfort
spoil cure is sure bv usingy Renns.s Magic
Oil Then don't 90 scolding round the house
detr wemsn. husband and children blame,
"they re so inhuman,' - but send for, Renns' .
Mage Oil, and say YOU Rux - Sold by
Wood worth l. Eagal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

Chicago Market
~ telegraph Feb. 4.
Fiour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat Steady at.l.l5H.
Corn New 5sh.
OAts-Fnm at 5, s4@5l.
Rye-Salss Of No. ut I l601.l6
Barley Firmer At s00l.s2.
Pork-Clossda little weaker 1t $3.50 cash
lard STEADY At 2QI<.
Cut Meats Quiet and inactive held drm.
Dressed Hogs Very dull, closing weak; ANAL
lots Of light held At II. OO0lA 50 choice heavy
held at I5.o0Ql5. rs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

ksasasr'- Hair Dye, Natural. Durable. Beautf.
Bet ard Cteapsrt In the Wcrli. sold by all Drag
is,- an . 'sni-y storesccpcrs. JOHN j. KRONER
-,le pfc.-ietcr. 40l Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

Chicago Live stock MARKET.
By Telegraph Feb. :.
Cattle Quiet and uneha sgsd /; receipts "a !;
sales 202 butchers q 0R6 50; light 10 coed
choice shipp,ng-whole range. 5.e3a7.s7.
Hogs Active and shade 6rmer. Receipts
c.s6. head. Sales 1891 hsAd. at lo.s54l2 90 for
fair to extra choice packing and shipping.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

90 TO rnn BHss.-0o to the Bryant b Stratton
eva State Business College to get thorough prac-
Heal husnoss education. For eisculars = papers. Cd
dress, lenciosing stamp THE Bryant = Stsatton
Comm ercial College. Dsvenp port. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

CAUTION -unprinciplcd dealers are selling Ak
- painted red. as the Red Jacket Axe. The good
qualities OF this Axe consists In its suparior cutting
qualities rot in the Red Paint
The .Krp JACKET ~ for sale BY all responsible
deale r. and the manufacturers
LlPPiNCOTT 4 BLACKWELL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
KELLEY & WOOD
WHOLESALE / RETAIL
DEALERS IN
SHELL y. NE.dE
HARD w ARE

- w .EAAOA
No. 5 West second ST.,
Davenport, IOWA.
ME- RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTkr
w Gon Of the Public 10 our large and JON
plete Stock. oonisting in part Of
NAILS, tENCk WlKk, PLUWS,
FARMING TOOLS, MANILA AND
TAkkED ROPk, WINDOW GLASS.
PUTTY, LlNSEKD OIL, TUKPENfIhS
WHlfk LEAD, LEAD PIPE.
CABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
silver Plated Ware, Leather ana
Rubber DelGlng.
BRUSHES, COTTON AND HEMP TWiNES
BROOM TWlNES, BROOM Wac,
PITCH, OAkUA, FL Els, CnAISB,
HORSE SHOES. HORSE Nails.
PUMPS, PISTOLS, SHOT POUCHES
POWDER FLASkS. PORCELAIN
klTrLAS AND SAUCE PANS, HOUSE UAR
PkNTERS', SHIP CARPENTERS' MA
OHlNlST'S AND COOPERS' TOOLS.
Aad general assortment Of goods In our line
which ws sfer at WHOLESALE / RETAIL
81 the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

Ssr BuScH OF 0aaPss. In another column,
Of SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BlTTERS. II
is highly recommended by ply sicisns for dys-
peptics ON account Of its tonic proprieties. its
purity md it's delicious favors.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06
lcLosIHa or THE MONTH or M4Ry,,rN RATION.
dSif. tp ,,,l, ROUGE. p ~ ~, 49,
= .BAroN Roudir, Iaae j, 1859.

frffF - - ~ =
,i,t ~ BAroS, RouadE, June i, 1869.
Edters Morning Star and cstholio Messenger.
There .are certain eligious ceremonies which
have q peculiar in1sencei on the human mind.
an 1nnuepce proportional in each individual
to his intelligence caltaEe and philapthropy.
pf these cersIDegies, Que. of the soet beautiful
and touching Is the browning of the, image of
our Blessed N}othrr by tho hands of ycang and
This impEessiye speetaele took place ON Mon.
day, 3ist OF a1day, in oar midst. First in the
procession came boys, 10 the habit lof the
our salvation; then the Christian Brothers,
surrounded by their pupils; after tliese the
>statue and banner of the Virgin Mother, si,r-
rounded by her devoted children, Lies enfants
de NMarie;' following these, girls dressed in
whi and crowned with aower5; then the ma
jestic figure. of eur well beloved pastor. the
Rev. SRelacroix3 HIS couneonanee' radiant
with the calm spirit Of earnest devotion. He
was accomplished by his assistant, the Rev. r.
Join ---- -, followed by the Sisters of ST. Jol
seph ana the naNereus brphans Belonging to
As we look on this beautiful procession OF
the young and gaileless paying just tgibutei TO
their Immacoiase Mothsg, our holy religion
appears more sacred il aNakens q deeper In
terests we discover new ehafTns; Ind we ac-
knowledge with B deep thrill of pleasure the
holy chain that binds us ito MRry. Oh, may
she, the Mother of divine grace, ever weave
more CLOSELY the liuks aofsthis eisafp of love!
The light tread of the fair train echoed softly
in the Passes of she 7chant and we fsneied, MS
nHes.aAe, aioil Snissssueo tAfoagh Cue snatOWy
evening, that q company of blessed spfsits
were passing from their resting place to SONIC
earthly ministration. Nor were the objects
around unfavorable to the Indulgence of snch
an idea.e All bTeathed i'm the dim light a mys-
tic soleu1nity. And when the gentle forms en-
circled the altar )! when we heard the tretnu-
Ions accents; when we saw the moving lips
murmuring their acts of conversation to the
/ Mother of our Redeener; when we saw the
| tears gfistening ia the haiiowed light of the
tapers---we realized! the spiritual, the true
spiritual, as developed in the holy Catholic
Church, blended with all the nobless attributes
of humanity. -ifn- ali ID tUi~.3st r
When all was finished, there was no sign of
Immediate separation. Every seemed to
linger, loath to omit the precincts of the sane
tuary. But we were consoled with the remem-
brance that we would all meet here again,
" For behold, from henceforth all generations
shall call her blessed" PHILoMETMER.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06
Money Market.

Tho Money Market proper is quiet and easy with 3
moderate demand for discounts and ample supply of
capital available for the accommodation of all Al Dor
roVgers The 10 per cent per for
notes unquestonable colaterals and first class
business uaper without coateras, II per cent
per month for good aud second class business paper
without collaterals Mortgage notes at 81 to 10
cent per annum AL and 10 for good and second
class The banks diseount est OF tho approved bust
ness paper by their custoers and free lend
ers for short periods satisfactory cOlAt
erals '-'
Gold is selling at 1873. American Silver at 1884, Asi-
dollars $40. L. -...
Exchange London l49 to Isl on New York par to
City Tess1ry notes 7s to 81 per cent discount. a
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06

ANOTHER SEcT.-Tfle divisions in Protestant
ism are still going on. Would it be thought
within the bounds of possibility that body
of men could be found who would organize
Church whose services are dedicated to st.
Judas Iscariot 7" The fact is so, as we learn
from the London " Christiaa ISmes.n But what
may not follow in the vagaries of men when
they leave =" the one fold and tho one Shep-
herdf' We copy: <
St. Judas Iscayiot-The Church was founded
some time ago. 1t was to be " a sort of half
the Cave of Giant Despair a place for those
of mere conviction and yet whose pride kept
them from the offer of-the Gospel. "They
bad not renounced every attachment for the
name of Jesus and of-the Holy Scriptures, but
! they secretly mistrusted the Saviour, and they
considered themselves too lar advanced to be
dependent on the Bible.n With these views,
] they in difficulty to know where to find a
place of Worship untlthey fonndedthe Church
above. The scheme of the promoters was to
! naugurate n religion Without creed or priest.
| There sundry lectures for this object, and
II service rendered attractive by grand choral
displays. The list of their practical principles
presents nothing shocking, as we would suppose.
! Many of them, if prompted by the love OF
| Christ, would be worthy of the highest COM
| mendation, but they are, in reality, without
that love--the very kiss of the betrayer, The
doctrine of Christ, according to their oracle, is
| nothing new, but contained in the edas, the
! Homeric Poems, the Discourses -ef-S Socrates
4 etc The great aim of the preacher at ST.
/ Judas is to diminish admiration for Christ
! and ths-is one way. Another by carpinS at
the absence of political elements IN HIS
| teaching" Still another by striving to detect
and expose flaws in His character and conduct
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06
SsFEI foRLglrs akkREfsi5l
.MonsrNel srAn orrIcy.

MORNING STAR OFFICE.
saturday Morning, june 5, 1869.
coTToNAt the daB< 70 .Due EAST report l8sf saiket
, vas 9eariy q 9s lSwer Esa sesHs qsss
supply. and held SOC l1y 10 Omit Of usx
This inactivity contisthea ~ sisnlaS, when the
slim uate ~ sss 1s a
day, juno A+-rh9dndrket oponsd VII " 6Fx ss5d Iii
CURRY. which was IN sc pelsiy btilp "
sing accounts from Livekposi and Now 13E e WelI
'by the reefipts o. new 3Islers ard tho soq
general ilnprovsmen III sc Ike sarket
opened wth q good inquiry which c16tinne1 llkeiy
throughout the day, and re1nlkeys thu sails II n 50
bales az an adyanSe ON the lower of eSAc.
mand, and although the supply was n,af5sfiy r6lineA
by the large operstiDns of the past days the
movement was lively throughout the HE sales
amounted to $3.50 bales, Sales of the bales.
Stssk ON hand June 1862 81 27 bales quote cfd
nary "a 123c good ordinary 26D26Ac; midtng VA
27be; middling 2sa 0asac and strict mfddhhg -@2e.
ToBAcCo-The market has exhibited only moderate
degree of animation since last report The sales
the past month foot up about 5000 hhds The supply
now ON sale 10 large and tho Amer grades most peti-
full. Prices firm and contfnae to quote:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06

OUR OwN LrrrLENEss. is the
most humbliug of all sciences. Itsyery essence
is humiliation for the proud thoughts of
vain, man. In other sciences the moro we
know the greater we pride onrselves-.the
higher seems to rise our place i'll creation.
But in astronomy advancing knowledge is but
an increasing revelation of the vastness of the
surrounding universe and of the mighty exist
ence forever circling in shining courses through
SPACE, compared with which earth is but asa
tiny pebble among the 'bouldefs of the soa-
shore And if this be the of earth, then
what is man, poor puny dcnizeH,- bat as a mere
dnst-graiuL in, the uniYersU--his presence or
absence alike upnoted and uncared for by the
host of vast worlds everrelIing through space
in theirslunipg, crGling COURSES The astrono-
mer of Inc present day nust echo the thought
Of tho in spfrcd Singer of Israel, who had often
watched lty night OF the hills of Judea, as,
contrasting our littleness with the greatness OF
,Iehbvah's UitEe, iu GA claimed t--1u- saa1 3.
( "NhenI consider the heavens, the work OF
thy fingers, tho moon and the stars, which thou
, hast. ordaiped1i,wlat is man, that thou art
b1iANAh'Ai VI sI. sf s. sp
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06

% Northern Protestant in a letter to the
London Standard, says it is plain that war
&etween England and America is only a matter
OF time, and he declares that when the war
comes the English Government will appeal in
vain either to Catholics who are not and never
were loyal. or to the Pedestrians, who are
alenatedNbv the Church Bill. The Northern
labors undeha slight mistake il he thinks the
Bill has not given great satisfaction to Irish
Catholics, and \Temoved one great cause of
irritation .-fta.sf -. = .stf.J Y
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06

c. C. Haley, of CohsInercial Place and Poy-
dras street is always the mark in the
now on his counters: London Society, Temple Bar,
Belaravia Art Journal, ReynoldS\ Miscellany London
Journals also. Harpers Galaxy LPhincotts, Pntnam's
Bon Ton and Eclectic Magazines lkedse the following
APgletons youFnni Harp hssar Cs.nSsytC 9prnsr
Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago and New York
daily pansrs Catholic World London Illustrated News
Liverpool Mercury, Godey's. Peterson LealeyA and
Demorest's Ladys Fashion Books for Jnne, together
with all the niscelS1eous domestic publications OF The
day. izsf {Gt.stss fE-tti &alaf ,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06

The Emperor aud Empress of France pre-
sided Tho other day at the Opening OF the new
ChuFelIsadf ST. Ambrose; on: tho Boulevard
Primes Eugene. Tho hollis were baptizets on
4 he same occasion, their Majesties acting as
nnssips. .for 2oh9 of siieGf5 This oTRe received
the name of Eugeuie: .After the ceremony 200
pounds of lolipopsswere listEtbutpf ausoBg the
fibOr eiiidFen of the parish, The clergy were
presented N 18th. chasphles of Cloth of gold ana
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06

~. CHEMICAL. BATHs.---A branch of, DR.. Vergnes
baths under the direction of Mr. Ar
thur Fcffier been opened at No. 257 Carondelet
street OF St. Joseph street For the diseases In
Which they have been ecacous, refer to the adSer-
tisement elsewhere. - -. !. ~ 10 a ~.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06
Retail Markets,

Beef Texas 10 to I2t Mutton Pork,
veaf f5C per uresseo
keys, Sc 50 to Eggs 25 TO 40c y dozen
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06

c.
Fine WEaPperss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. 10 Q25 c.
there aoa e
lots which sell readily on arrival We quote inferior
ss &c &c of ss s e h hi good fair s s
as esss ssS ,s s
H0d Ct Sas sna r ss sss = ss o gsr gaSaa
Local ;Is and for
lover grades which are most in fsaaess TSs saes
as wsss az s. e. S double s 3 1s e
@ 3 e sal shsies extra "a p e gu bbl
II sap ns m few Y% snS 1 ss
are selling at 9ge and white at ssc bushel Sales of
oA1sAEsin go9S supply By. the nlatks. dali and
that price could not be Obtained Sales the
BRAS-Is in light supply and prices are irmer We
it at 81 Is 400 lbs. Sales of the weekal72
HAYS good supply thou gh the demand is limited
and prices are lower Prime selling at s25 ton
at advanced Mess sells at ' - and r''a'l'
limited. Shoulders held ia i4lc; rib
20 to l72c clear sides lSc per h. Sugar cured hams 10
LAnp-The stock is light and that which is most in
pRr SAY ZEN are re uee at r. to c
and d. are , retailing all !. at l3ie H.
ltstuL ENIs-Lou,siana Potatoes and Onions are "
the former, and q SO to s. for the latter.
sto pei doz and Turkeys at s2o Eggs sell at ls to
SIAN CANpLRs~Are in fair jobbing demand at l5c per
ID forII l6c for la ls to lsc for IA and 2lkc
BuTrER-Recelpts continue liberal, and the stock is
already large Choice Goshen quoted at 45c per ib
eFn IS to s7te pale and inferior 3 to soc &c..
BALE RorE-Nominal at SC for choice machine made
light The dealers selling 81 per
S 5 e p for If
for consumption the past month Is tss sacks hal,
| 10 TO lsAc per bag; ,-...,
Prices are sHf
msqd Dbl the sPqng %9d g in store
sook il quite liberal sad ksia as ,s8 nc for
f4ic ordinary Fair to prime 81 to aac n tcur-
HDss-Dry Hides stin aull; and receipt. be
ited l6 per b. Wet city slaughtered quoted
WHskT :-Reoi OF Western Rectihed have been
sy light for ana met the O. ta city s.
have been round sales q common estern Rec
and some aFS asking 81 Louisiana Bectisd rules &C
| IN quality High Wines nominal at 95c per gallon
! Lumber Markets at the New and Old Basins. i
An active demand st prevails for all descriptions Of
seantings according quality and lengths ga to
M 1Eea is9't Boards PHs dough- IL si9 to
- -s..''' tdressed $40 70 Ii
Dressed Flooring 10 10
sBR nsss t {.gatss s BSf S 70 to @
Laths. per M tn good demand .,--.s2 % to -
BUILDING NATERIALr ...-.....
R R@iidEs E'isE g t s + i 6
{ $ $p55S s'': s ' sS !;
WOOD ETC.
59Ss & ::
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06

/ TJIBERNTAJs BENEVOLENT. sAssoGIATIoN.-It
will be seen by notice in another eoiTtn tatS meeting
be held at their hall MaTais street Modsy Owe
ming June 9TH a clock for the election OF oteers