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The Montana post., 1869-06-04
Showers.
succeed.

Music in the sole-a clog dance.
Poor re.ations-Ours with England.
Cuban recruiting agitates Milwaukee.
Always offered at cost-The law.
Cleveland is TO Lave a lake tunnel.
The bIoomer costume is being revived
in Buffalo.
Eleven millions OF capital ia said 10
be invested in the New York lager beer.
Grant and Dexter are TO Je imuIortal~
lied in bronze.
Very deep hemstitched handkerchiefs
are the thing for ladies.
Hon. l. n. Morris. of Quincy, H., has
opened q law Office in Washington.
Canada has doubled her population
once every eighteen years since 1900.
Drawing from nature-extrscting
teeth.
Fourth of July. this year. falls on
Sunday.
Figuratively speaking. n woman may
be said 10 XL al forty.
about 500.
noratio Seymour has been buying ex>
tensive tracts of land in Iowa.
The emLers of the dying year -
September, November and December.
Louis Napoleon is now 63 years of
age, and his health is far from firm.
Mrs. Stanton proposes TO convert the
Revolution into daily.
Senator Chandler. of Michigan, sailed
for Europe, May 22d.
The King OF Bavaria is a bug collec-
tor.
\ cable from Europe To Brazil is pro-
posed.
Forty-ive American artists are now
in Rome.
The Rhode Island Legislature il
urged TO ask Senator Sprague TO resign
II may. but he won't.
Miners are again beginning TO work
the old and deserted lead mines of Du-
buque.
Memphis is TO give birth TO the .S9UtE-
erH ImDe7i1list- sheet something like
the IHJperialist of New York
An Alabama paper announces that it
will not, hereafter. take payments in
dogs.
Four ladies are employed in the New
York Custom House. at a salary of ST.
200 each. TO search female smugglers.
Gene raj J. S. Negley, of Piytsburg
married the belle of Schuylkill county,
Pennsylvania, Miss Grace Ashton.
The Russian Car, who has been a
very hard driuker, is said 10 have be
come teatotaller.
y widowed niece of the noted Mrs.
Gaines keeps a railroad eating house
at Meridian, Miss.
Ex-senator Buckalew, of Pennsylva-
mia, is resuming the practice OF law at
Bloomsbury.
Land that sold in Virginia four years
ago for six dollars al acre. will now
bring thirty.
Matilda Heron, the great Camille ac-
tress. hes applied for divorce from her
Stoeple.
The New York Citizen has passed in :
TO the exclusive control of r. b. Rose
Welt
John Hay. Esq, Private Secretary of
President Lincoln, has taken editorial
charge of the Springfield, ILL.,. Journal.
The New York Obsercer calls tue Ro-
man Catholic priesthood n corporation
of old bachelors.
The blue Grass" region of Kentucky
sold $4,000, 600 worth of mules during
the past six months.
B. F. Allen is the richest man in Des
MOines. Iowa, and returns an income OF
$12S.577.
DIR. w. NJ. Compton, of Holly Springs,
is proposed by Democratic papsrs as a
candidate for Governor of Mississippi.
The trip from London to Glasgow was
recently performed by an English ve-
locipedest in seven DAYS.
The average daily arrival of cars at
st. Joseph Mo. is two hundred and six;
of which forty-eight are passenger cars.
Only 1000 out of nearly 100000 peo-
pie of Chicago report themselves liable
90 pay income tax.
The Montana post., 1869-06-04
Learning Bad Tricks

ST. Louis May 3l.-A special from Fort
Leavenwor.h Gays Fasset creek station on the
Kansas Pacific Railroad vas attacked by the
Indians on Friday night last and two men
killed and four wounded. The track was
torn up, and the train from Hays city thrown
of the track. A squad Of Gen Custar's regi-
ment now at Hays city, has been ordered in
pursuit, and lt IL hoped they will Syertake
Them. Orders have sko been sent to recap
ture the mules stolen from Hays. A company
of seventy cavalry has been ordered TO scout
aud picket the country about Asher creek,
near fhe mouth of Solomon.
The Montana post., 1869-06-04

nRolDE Cases newly-i'sroyered COMPOST
~ tinn. known only 20 ourselves, precisely lSs
gold in aPPearance keeping it, color igug ~
worn, sBd well finished the hes Gold ones.
These Watches are 10 Hurting cases, msde A. "uf
Factory fio:n the hest IA -terias at the latest
and most approved styles. are jsweled aud well
finished, with a view tu the best rssults In regard
a. wear and time. For Appearance durability Ant
time. they have never been equs'lel by Watches
10y special certificate TO keep accurate time. PEes
SIS Geutlemen's and Ladies sizes. For ina
small sum any ono can have an excellent Ns'rb
equal in appearance and good fJT tiuls ~ COG
one costing $50. Also, q Watch cf extra hoe Ana
Superior Finish, for $50
Equal in appearance to one costing S2oJ
Also, Oroide Chains as well made as those Of ioe
from 81 to SO Watches and Chains to be I,aid -.
in currency. Goods sent u part OF the I ni,e-
States bv Express Money nsei not he sent VIZ
delivered by the Express. Customers mo''
pSy al the Express charges
G. r. Collins & CO,
% and 81 Nassau 81 y. Y. Opposite r. e.
Up STAIRS.
- To clubs-where six Watches are cTdefs1
az time will send one Extra W a''h hAA
lug seven Watches for ninety doliars.
~ Caution Since cur OEOide atcIts % ~
attained high a reputation, and the denianu -
them has greatly increased. many persons si'
Offering common and worthless watches fof - -
representing them TO be Oroide Watches 10 w ~
instances stating that they are our Agehh- =
will state most positively thai We empiS =
Agerts aud that no else does or cah m ~
Oroide: consequently tbess Representations ~
false. The genuine OrOide Watches can On!
obtained by ordering directly from us- nov
The Montana post., 1869-06-04
Butler on the English.

New York, May Sl.-Boyer's linsee1 oi
mills on Water street were burned yesterday
Loss $4,000.
The FitISeraH varnish works at Brooklyn
were burned last night Loss $4,000.
The eigh. hour Law has been promulgated
at the navy yard in Brooklyn
Congressman Butler is reported TO have said
that the law in the Alabama controversy Is
ot, The Eids OF the Knglish, and il has been so
The Montana post., 1869-06-04
Another BnttIe i'm Cuba.

Havana, June $4,000 have been
received for confiscGted property since
the 10Th of April.
The city has been terribly excited since
yesterday. The volunteers are arriving
and serious riots are expected.
heavy engagement has taken place
between the Spaniards aud Insurgents
on the Peninsula, between Bay Nipe
and Baynos.
The official report announces that four
cannon and all other munitions brought
by the fillibusters were captured.
The Montana post., 1869-06-04

Worms, May 3i.-The Protestant Congrss:
which assembled here to-day was attended ~
q, GOO penOns, including representatives, frOn
all the States of Germany. The Congress, by
luminous vote, resolved against the Papa
exh ,Ttation to return to the Roman Church
and in Condemnation of the encyclical for
nation and SIlibas' idea of formation. Ar
United German Church is N OOtej.
The Montana post., 1869-06-04

Buffalo, May ga personal rencoun-
ter occurred yesterday between Con-
gressiOnal Printer CiApp. now. co = visit
TO this city, and Hon. ID. : Bennett,
member Of Congress from this District.
An angry dispute WAS followed 10y Ben
nett being knocked down, when friends
In arFaraT
The Montana post., 1869-06-04
Prison Delivery.

Detroit, May 3l.-SIx prisoners escaped
from the jail in this city yesterday noon,
among them johnson, who attempted to as
sasSipate Allen Piukerton. The lock of the
inner door had been taken of for repairs, ,leav-
ing the prisoners secured by the outer door
only. The Jail at the hour named was in
charge Of boy "a years old, during whose
absence In the basement IL was unlocked by a
false key and the prIsoness walked of and
proceeded To Canada.
The Montana post., 1869-06-04
Pile gets am OIice at last.

Washington. June The President
has appointed WIN. Pile of Mo, who
was lately rejected for tue Brazil mis-
sion as Governor of New Mexico. vice
Grove Ineligible. The impression pres
walls thar Grove would be confirmed TO
this office
The Montana post., 1869-06-04
2 Heavy Democratic
crease I'm Illinois S2e

Springfield, june 2.-The Register
describes remarkable shower of snakes
near Taylorville last Sunday. Every
ditch and pool on the prairie after the
subsistence of the rain were found TO be
alive with nondescript creatures from
eighteen inches to two feet long. and
about three-quarters to one inch in di-
ameter. The tail is fat like an eel,
without fms; the head was shaped some-
what like an eel; the eyes small, ears
simply orifice5 Immediately behind the
head on each side; the fiippers were
like those of turtle, about an inch
long. including the limb, which has
perfectly developed point. The color of
the snakes Is a dark blue. The num-
ber of these creatures Ia beyond all es-
innate. They swarm in every puddle
OF water; they swim entirely under
water or with the head or portion of
the body above The surface. They are
perfectly harmless. The boys take them
from the ponds by hundreds and bring
them to town for Inspection. The story
Is vouched for by numbers who have
seen this Observation-Disclosures
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

Nsw YoRK, Jan. 26-The Tribune's
washin gten dispatch has tie following:
Gen. Grant Is strongly opposed 10 pen
ding the Alabama Claim treaty.
The following is his position. nearly in
his own words:
The treaty is unlustto the u. 5. because
il assu-lss to measure INJURY infiictee upon
this country BY money value Of ships aciu
ally destroyed, whereas,ss the CHIEF damage
10 our commerce WAS in cur ships being
driven from the ssas by anglo rebel pirates
in addition to their sympathy extended by
the English government TO the South pro
longsd the war at leist . year, and for Oil
lives lost and money expended for this
time EnRland Is directly responsible. The
treaty proposes to settle all these things by
the pay men: Of tho pal.ry value Of few
ships.
The Times Washington Dispatch has .
similar paragraph, and .ays this seems to
indicate that Revcrdy johnson will be res
called at no very distant day. ard that the
entire question will he reopened on Totally
dlfferen. bases under the rev Adm .istra>
ton.
Tho Tribune's Washington dispatch yves
ANALYSIS Of the vote on tablii tie bill
| u an, lug additional subsidies 10 L. ) raj
roads, showing that the affirmative was
mrde up Of IA Democrats and O. Republi
cans; tie negative, 10 Democrats and SO
| Republicans all OF the u Southern mem
GERS admitted asst sunmer, except Syphsr
and Wal Of louisiana, voted Tor the uiil.
rhe special reference Ct tho bill 10 the
Committee On Public Lands is considered
equivalent to its defeat.
| The Times Was nnston special says the
| Senate Pension COMMITTEE will report bill
giving Mrs. Lincoln = pension Of 81. 900 pei
year
1t ssems decided that the Supre Cou,'
hss taken . ballo. on the legal tender cases
aud It is general believed that the Cour
sustains the eesstitutiosality Of the law by
| five to three.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
WASHINGTON.

WAssiHsrss, Jan. 25.-The majority re-
pert Of Judiciary Committee in the case Of
Senator Hill, Of Georgia, bases his exclu-
sion on the fact that be rsceivsda large
number Of votes Of members OF the lsgisla.
,ars who were disqualified under the l4th
amendoent, and the additional fact 81 the
expulsion Of colorsd members. The eem>
m ttss alss state on authority Of agents of
the Frssdmsn's Bureau, that Georgia 10 in
. condition Of anarchy, and thst the civil
governmsat has s,inced immobility. in ar
unwillipgnsss to protect the rights Ct citi-
zens.
Mr.. Trumbull, Of the minority report.
concludes that Congress having declared
Georgia entitled to admission, it 10 not CON-
petent for either House Of Congress TO re.
fuse admission 10 her regularly accredited
representa- ives, and that the l4th amend
ment was not sustained by = particle Of e,i
denee.
In the Circuit Court 70 day . dsci.icr
was given in the case OF Benham agans
he MAYOR and Aldermen Of lows City
lows. reversing judg nens Of the Ctcs
Court
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
In BAnkruntcv.

II the District Cesrt Of the Uaitsa States Tor
the Distrietsf Iowa.
In the matter Of Lyman Lobsustsiu. Bankrupt.
To the Creditors Of said Lyman iobenstein,
and oil other persons intsrsstsd
ClRS: YOU ARE hERRBY NOTIFIED
= that petition has been died IN said Court
By Lyman Lsbssstein, OF Lynn County, Iows,
in said District. duly declared bankrupt, up
on his own pstitioa. snder the Act Of Gen gress
entitled An Act to establish . uuifern sys-
tenn Of bankruptcy throuRhsut the United
Ststss." approved March 2. 1857, fer dissh args
and certificate thereof, from eli HE debts,
provatls under said Act, and that the
hearing on said petition is assigned fer 10 o.
clock 4. NJ. of the 18th day Of February, A. D.,
1859, at Chambers. before said Court, At Du-
buque, in said District. when and where you
may attend and show cause, if any you have,
why the prayer OF said PETITION should not be
granted.
kYou are hereby further notified that the third
m ,sting Of the creditors Of the said Lyman
Lobcds,7i,. for the purposes provided in the
37ta and 2ssh Sections Of the said Act Of Con-
gress Of March 20, 1887. will be held on the le,h
cav Of February. A. y. 1869, st the hour Of ten
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day. before the Hon H.
N. Price. Register in Bankruptcy. o. his once in
the city Of Davenport, Scott county, State Of
IeWa. II X. LOVE. CLERK.
Ssrrn \ iouxs. Au'ys. jasl2.dStta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
mittes on Public Lands, was agreed to-S

70 Cs.
MIR. Pain. asked leave to offer long pre-
amble and resolution, setting forth the state
OF affairs in georgia, and referred to the
Committee on Reconstruction,t 70 CSC what
further action is necessary respecting reprs-
sention of Georgia in the Hsuss.
OE .ctien was made and Mr.. Pare moved
a suspeasisn Of the rules.
Alter some discussion Nr. Paine With
drew the motion for the present. =
Mr.. washburns, Of Illinois, msvs' to go
in,o Committee Of the Whole on 'sgi sla-
tive apprspriation bill.
Psadirg the vote, on motion The Ecuso
adisur.ed..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
I'm Bankruptcv.


In the District Court Of the United States fer
the District of Iowa
In the matter Of u. W. Baird. Bankrupt.
70 the creditors Of said D. ". Haird, and eli 9th.
Or persons interested:
ClkS: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
y that petition has been fled in said Court
BY D. w. Baird, Of Cedar County. State of Iowa,
in said District, duly declared . Bankrupt up-
On his own petition, under the Act Of Congress
entitled IAN Act TO Establish uuiform system
Of bankruptcy throughout the United State.,"
approved March Cd. ls67. for . discharge and
certificate thereof. from all his debts provabls
under 50 Act, and that the hearing OF said pc
titioa is assigned for 10 o'clock NJ, Of tue 18th
day of February, A. D. 1899, Mt Chambers, be
fore said Court, at kaokuk IN SAID District,
when and where you may attend hand show
cause, il any you have. whv the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
You are hereby further nos lie d IL at the Cd ASd
meetings Of the creditors Of the said d. ".
Baird, Tor the purposes provided in the 9Th 4
3ssh sections Of the said act Of Congress Of
March I'd, 1867, will be held on the l0th day
of februsry. A. u. 1863, At the hour Of ten
o'clock A. N. Of said day, before Il. \.
Price. Register in Bankruptcy, q his Office. II
the city OF Davenport. Scott County, State Of
Iowa. Gl2-8,tu) u. K. LOVE, CLERK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

with its gloomy sttsadants,-lew spirits, de-
prsas,on, involuntary emissions. loss Of semen.
sperussorrhea, loss Of power. dizzy head. loss
81 memory. and threatened impotence and i'm
beoiliiy, hnd . sovereign cure in humphrey
Homeopathic Specific. Ne. 70. Composed Of
the most valuable. mild snd pstent Curasives
they strike At once ~ the root Of the matter.
tone up the system, arrest the discharges, and
impart vigor and energy, life and vitality to
he en,irn man. They have cured Thousands
Of cases. Price IS psr package Of siA oo1es.
snd vial. or 81 per single box. Sold ~ Drug.
gists. and sent by mil on receipt Of price. Ad-
dress Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Medi-
cine Co., bs2. Broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
a,hlcaSo MARKET.

i BY telegraph. Jan. %.
Flour -rInchsngsd; low grades scarce and in
demand. and others dull and nonna'.
Wheat Closed weak 1T is.
Corn Steady At 654!5h. ~
Oats Quiet st 4sA. Go ri.
Eve--Firmer at IS TO- Ne, L..
Barley-At It's.
High Wines Dull and Normal
Psrk-Closed frmer a 3l.0o.
& Lard-Strsng at 2oA2eA.
Bulk heats Steady and unchanged.
Dressed Hsgs-Moderatsly active and firm.
AT - 15Al8s5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
CHICAGO.

A nssre woman died in this city yestsr
day whose age. - near - could be ascer-
tanned, was 1870 years. In an alteration
between two boys only ten or twelve years
old, one Of them drew knife and stabbed
tho other in the side. INJECTING y severe
wound. The glancing Of the knife on one
Of the ribs only prevented fatal results.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
What IN Beat for COstiv0no0OP

Da uAnnisoxs FrnsTALrIc LozESeEs are warssa-
ted In oil ca-ss OF the Pilss and Ealing OF the Rec
tum We promise . cure for oil symptoms OF Dye
De psia such - Oppres Ion afer hating, sour etoAi
ach. Splitting Of FosI. Papta;ion. also, Headache,
Diz.inees. Pain In the Back and l.oins, Ysllownese
Of tue Skin and Eyes. Sick Headache. Cnatsd
Tongue. biliousness, Liver Conpla NJ, oss Of Ap-
petite Debility. Monthly Paiaf and all Irregular
ties. Nenraleia. Faintr zee. &C.
For sale ~ HARRISON co, Proprieterp,
No. Trsmsnt Temple, Boston, and by ali Drug
eists or will by mailed on rece ing 80 cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

A TWO story frame house, With three
los. ON 4th street, only 81 200, Wild land
1850 to $1,000 per acre; farms in Scott
county, and houses in the city for ,als
cheap fer cash.
ELDaIoGs / Bxo.,
Land and Insurssss Agents.
Ne 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

chicago 1.-Two 0tOck NUrH6ts
By Telegraph ian. 70.
Cattie-Reeeipts Ss1 head Sales Of 40 head.
Quiet aud dull Al oo1525 for coed cows to
ne hit fat steers.
Hogs Receipts 4s24 head. Sales 2, o55 head.
Firm and moderately active NJ an advance OF
l5A zoe fair 10 choice at l02 : IL 20.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
nNcW Work. MARKET.

BY Telegraph. NKw lcRs. Jan -.
flour-Duli ard unchanged.
Wheat Dull at Lei in s,orc.
kye-Quiot.
Corn Unchanged, 9t1ej Ter rev mixed
oats-null at 7il5d.6
Pork-Firmer at SO s7E3l.t0.
Cut Meats-Firme-
Lard-Frner, ls1<12o3. for kettle.
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COM N z n GAL.
WEEKLY MARkET REPORT
Orvics DAVENPORT DRnocnAr,t
Ian az lNlA

JBU. 1UV low.
: t,oua- Whslssals. ~. 40 ;,rsssil. re7oe..
wnsAs-Ns. l, ~.
BAaLsy-No l.ol.oe0l IS.
OAfs-4scts. FL
RYs-Ne rselipts
CesH.Nsw, -.
Oxioxs Ne rsesipts.o
PesAroae market.
Burssn-oos. pr D.
Esss.Se0 - kass1
Gasm Apfrns-0l.7s1v bushsl. -
hAv-0sed Timothy ol3.eoO tl4. o.. peri toa'
Prairie olo.eo per teo. Slough, o7.Oo.
CeAL-Soft -wagons.s lse y bnshel-
woop-1s- 5e97 20. per Cord.
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SIMILIA SIMlLlDS CURAnTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uAv8 PROVED, FROM TEE MOST AMPLE
EMoiest and RsliaIie. They are the only MedI.
cines perfectly adspted to popular uss.-so simple
that mistakes cannot BE- made ia using them 90
- to be alwaysrsltabie. They have sssd the high
est commentator from Ill. aud viii Alwaysren-
i, cure. Fevcrs. Congestion. Illustrations ~
:. Worms, Worm Fever. Worm Collie. y
3. Crying-Colic Or Teething OF Infants %
4. % DiarrhueM OF Children or Adults; 20
8, Dvsentery. lpins. Bilious Cole. .2e
6. Cholera NJ o. bus, Vomiting. Is
!. Coughs. Colds. Bronch tis..... %
=, Nerrsalgia, .oothachs. Faceaehs. ID
=, Headaches SICK Headache, Vertigo25
IT, Dyspepsls. Billicus stomach -. rs
ii, Suppresseci, or Pain ul Periods. 70
IL, Whites, too profuse Periods. rs
is' Group, Cough. Difieult Breathing :. 10
~, salt Rheurn. Erysipeas. Eruptions -
10. Rheumatism. Rheumatic pains Is
II, Piles. blind or bleeding 49,. 30
10, Opthal1nv. aud sore or weak Eyss.. 80
~. Catatrh- acute or car"nic influenza. ee
70. - whoOpin0-C0uQ violent eouGhoo
81, Asthrna. oppressed Breathing. -
y. Ear harges. impaired hearins5o
s. .e: ..:Hnes: g
IS Dropev. ana ssanty Secretious.. SO
ss' Ses.5icixn ess sictness from riding %
Is. Nsrvons De6iiity seniinai
"a, Esrs Mouth, ca7ker 80. Sc
Paimin2 Psrsoda .,sS spas.. .'as e
50. Suffering at change oflise. ......1 -
81, Epilopsy .Spasams. st. Wins Daneel1 80
o., Dipthoria. liberated ssrs throat. go
FAMILY CASES.-Ofss ts7s lsrgs vi,is
morocco or rosewood case, eeptainig . specl
nc for every ordinary disease . family 10 sub
ieet TO. 4 books Of directions. From SO to1 IS
sualler Family asa Travelling eases, with
specias. x soI al priv.t. Diseases. both ;o.
Curing and fer Preventive treatment.
In vials and pocket cases. .. o3t0 -
PONDS EXTRACT.
Cares RSmrns. Bruises. Lasaaaea0
sore ness, Sore ThroHu Z. r0Othach
E~rache ., No-rale la, u b eama sisnn
l.um bag0, Piles, BOils. Stlngs,
More Ey e.. Bleeding. ofthe Lungs,
Nose. Stomach, or cfPi1es' C0rns.
Ulcers, Odd sores. Price SO cts.
po9ls5.
FT.Ths.e Remedies. except BOMBS EXTRACT
By the case single bex. cent to any part the
country by rasil or express free ofeharys. "a re-
address Mum phrey's Specific Hsnsopsshic Nod
icine Company. ONCE and Dspst. No. c62 BseAp.
way, New York. Or. HunrnsBs 10 conenlted daily
at his OIL CO. person ally BY letter. above. for
ali ferms ofcissss The above Medicines sold il
Dasssport y oT1v ENSoN 4 CARNANuN asl
Z. 3. bALLcRD.
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Clncinnnii unrket.

CImCI0hUtI .st0fKets
BY telegraph Jan. %.
Provisions-Fitmsra and tending upward.
Pork--3O.oe.
bulk Meats Held at lsGl631 for shoulders
and sides.
bacon Sold at IA. for shoulders. ~ for
clear rib sides, and Is Ter clear siies
Lard Held At 80. es&sz