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Nevada national., 1859-11-26

Cotton hose that will stand any pressure
has been made in Boston. A correspondent
of the Alta describes experiments that we're
made with four-ply hose. Que piece stood
a pressure of l7O pounds to the square inch
another pressure of 200 pounds, and one
sustained the remarkable pressure of 800
pounds to the inch. The new hose is likely
to be in demand for fire engines, aud may
attract the attention OF hydraulic miners.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

ACoLLEoE OF THE RIGHr SoRr.-A School
cultural and Mechanical University of the
State of California" has lately been estab-
lished, by private enterprise at Healdsburg,
in Sonoma County. We fully agree with a
cotemporary who says " We have always
been an advocate of Agricultural and Ne
chanical schools, believing that physical and
mental development should go together, and
that the wants of modern civilization de
mand that kind Of education which shall fit
the studentfor the practical pursuits he is
most likely to follow. The Healdsburg
University is founded upon this plan. and If
it is properly conducted by competent in
struetors cannot fail to reccmend itself as
the best educational institute in the State.
There is connected with it "a farm of one
thousand acres of excellent arabic land.
Students will be required to labor four hours
each day, for which they will be allowed one
half Of the scholarship fee. They will be
taught general knowledge OF mechanics
and the use of tools. So as to prepare them
throughly to pursue the various trade,
aud willalso be instrcted in scientific farming.
Here the most practical and tbe highest the
oretical knowledge will be impaired, and the
graduate fitted to enter at once upon Ca
reer Of usefulness TO himself and society.
We wish the FIRST Agricultural aud Me
canical School Of California all the success
it deserves, and trust it may prove eminently
deserving"
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

BRICK SLuicEs are being introduced into
placer mining near Shasta. The Herald of
that place states that 7. J. Harrison, Esq.
Of Quartz Hill, is trying new mode of
saving gold. lie is paving a ground sluice,
about oue-fOurth of mile long. with hard
brick, designing to wash down the bank with
a hydraulic. and run the gravel over the
brick, the crevices catching the gold.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

SHARP PRACTICE SusPEcrED.-It will be
recollected that the barque Wanderer, fla
nous for her recent successful slave trading
voyage recently took sudden departure
from the Port of Savanna, without the usual
clearance papers from the Custom house.
A correspondent of the Sacramento Stand
ard says that her owner. Mr.. Lamar. asser-
ted that the Captain had stolen her and de-
parted TO parts unknown but It is now
supposed that the thing is made up affair
between the Captain and owner, that the
barque has gone TO the coast Of Africa for
another cargo Of negroes, and that the for
mer is to take the hazard Of getting out and
bringing into the United States his
cargo, Of while in case OF seizure. OH
her return, the owner is to step in and claim
the vessel as property stolen from him.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
p. s. Our baby's name is Fanny Louise
n. B. Don't forget the baby's name.

An ISTEMPERATE Fox.---A correspondent
of the Limerick Examiner states that he
was lately dining with a celebrated Fox
hunter, when instances OF the sagacity of the
fox we're related. The host. as q climacter.
ic, said that be had fox which nothing
could exceed in cunning. and which be Of
fered to wager $50 would put down. any
gentleman at the table in drinking whiskey-
punch. A young gentleman accepted the
wager, and in few minutes Reynard, per-
fectly tame and almost amiable, was brought
in by servant and placed on the table
Two stiff tumblers were mixed and Reyn-
ards being poured into saucer, he Tapped
IL up, as it was remarked. :" in less than no
time" A simultaneous consumption of the
hot beverage was effected by his competitor
Five tumblers followed with similar effects.
As the seventh was about 40 be concocted,
the gentleman declared be would have no
more, and was satisfied to yield the palm of
intemperence to his long-nosed friend. The
latter was then placed on the carpet, and,
with his tail hanging in anything but game
fashion, he stumbled across the room aud
proceeded to bis kennel.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

FEMALE SEMTSARr.-It is proposed to es-
tablish an institution OF this character some.
where in the State, which shall furnish the
best facilities for education. A citizen Of
San Francisco has offered to give s26.O0O in
cash for its establishment, provided like
sum is subscribed by others.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

FAST TME.-The fastest time has again
been beaten. Flora Temple. at the late
Michigan State Fair. held at Kalamazoo.
made one mile in q 10 minutes. She is
now called the flying Flora.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

Grass on the Plains. the recent rains and
the succeeding warm weather has started the
verdure on the plains, and they are begin
ming to present tie freshness Of early spring.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

NEWSPAPER PuFFs.-The local ofone coun-
try exchange gives the following schedule Of
tolls for the benefit of those who need and
seek after "pnffs.'
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
.COLLEC C TIN G..
JOHN w. ROBERTS,

DEGs LEAVE to inform the citizens ofGrass Valley
ID and vicinity that he will promptly attend to
the Collecting OF accounts, or notes, that may be
handed to him. His charges will be moderate and
he can be found al times at the Banking House
OLA Islsuo
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

EBChoquart, the greatest dueliss Of the
age. recently died at Paris. He had fought
no less than thirty duels
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
Total.

iotal ......- .-...-. - oVu
~ The above Property is all In good order and
New. The Fsrniturs will be removed, and due no
tios will ss givea before the Drawing takes plae
A reel lad clear title will be iven to the pcrss
VIE shall bs fsrtrssts sasssf win this vslusb
hsyGN.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

~ There are more newspapers printed
in the United States than in oil the world
beside
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
CHA'S MITCHELL'S
Grand Gift
ENTERT AIN nj ENT.

TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Cha's Mitchell being desirous Of closing out HIS
retail business. proposes to give GRAND GIFT In
TERTAiNMENT TO come OF in the early part OF No
vember, 1859,
At MrrCHEIL'S HALL.
Corner Of Mill and Neal Streets, Grass Valley.
1st Prize, House and Lot. on Corner Of Mill and
Neal Street. all completely new, contanining Bar
Room Sitting Room, Bed Rooms, Dining Room a
Kitchen on the lower floor, one large Hall above
IS by IS feet and Fire Proof Cellar aisoa Cottage
House adjoining, containing one large sitting Room
ditto Bedroom and Room behind the same. small
Garden in front, and Yard In rear Of the house.
Size Of Lot Is feet Neal Street and 81 on Mill ST.
,rn,nd snare N fIe 20 hv feet hOO
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
Empire Restaurant,

Empire Restaurant,
Main street, Graz. Valley.
Next Door to Wells. Fargo L Co.'s Express Office
Meals at all Hours--where everything can
be had which the market affords.
All Sorts OF Game in Season.
Thankful for the liberal Patronage extended 10 me
aimee nv opening OF this Establishment take plea.
sure in Informing my frienda, and the public In gem
srai that have this day concluded to furnish
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Where everything can be had that the market af-
fords, with the assurance that an unexceptionabe
Cook will do Justice, and am confident that by
this assurance l shall receive liberal patronage,
las heretofore from the citizens Of Grass Valley.
-. ALS0....
syi am prepared to furnish Orders, as per Bill
Iss j. II. CLARK
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

The following letter, which bears internal
evidence Of being bona iide episile, was
picked up in one Of the streets in Albany.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-24

.aslnsss Car9s, ~ sxsssding six lines, inside
rssesai Neeises u -. ohitsariss, according
- syeO oegupisd. sgsg
Displayed advsrtissmsnts half more than the
AbOvs rates.
!, Advertisements lsAAsd and plaesd under the
1taA u Especial Notices." 16ssIs fAs ord,aery
rsfes.
Special Notices In the Lsssl OsIsnn 80 cents
spss Mns. .ass.f1egs.7g7.4s a. q
Advertisements ordsxad on the inside exclu-
ayely ~ ths Daily. altar the Arst tvo weeks D.,
!. - Per cena. more than The abcys sasss.
Al fyasstsnf sdpsyftssaesfs assf ~ pssd for
. SAssscs. This rsls vill not BE- varied from
tlWhsn the advsrtissr uses The weekly aione,
tie price will be the same ~ In the DaiIy -
Aess the Daily aad Weekly are both used,
> per usns. will be deducted from the sgue-
gate amount.
Il Uadss the present system, the advertiser
pAys % much for the space he occupies, the
shangss being chargeabIs for the somposition
ealy. This plan IL now generally adopted.--
Oar charge Tor changes will be II IL cents per
eanars.
k~-- - In ALI cases where adv crtis emsnts are
AieuantiDacd before the expiration Of th1 year
of chs me contracted for, they will be charged
:1p 81 our regular rates for the time actual
- In.
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CHANGE OF TIMEi


To take effect on Monday, June 9th, 1850.
LSROM ana after the above dAts and until fur
i ther notice, tive Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk ~ foiiows:
First Tssin leav ~ Ksokuk daily fSun-
days 81 ssptsd) At ~ 600 4. n.
Second Train leaves Keokuk daily
feuIdays cxcepted) at 900 r. n.
First Truin leaves Montroee daily al
tcsndays sxcepted) Ut aat .4 0sl6 A, u.
second Train leaves MOntross daily
(sundays sxcepted) At 600 r 4.
TEMPLlN, PLUMMRR 4 CO.. Lsssses.
y. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
j. r.. TxwKssuRY, Ticket gsnt, Main-st.
@-The above road 10 now prepared 70 furnish
Cars for Pic Mics and pisssurc psrtss on short
tice and On tho most Favorable terms. For further
information apply at the Once in Packet Depot,
or 10 the Superintendent NJ
June 3, '6p-a4W 9&
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improvement the order Uf the Day.
N the anufacture Of Boots and Shoes there Ia
i room for great improvement. Up to ihls time
most, IL not al custom shops have made their work
by gness what lit tie better the cutter must 70
by the rye aide d BY experience, and without any
unyarying criterion. Thousands Of dollars are
wasted annually by this "gness rule, and custom
ers, all the paymasters, having what IL spoiled a.
we'll as what 10 worn, TO pay tor.
II IL timc people were looking to their interests
in this particular
Sttii,s Cutting scales are perfact gaur-
sntee gainst loss from this source, aud am de-
termnsd my customers sba II have the benefit Of my
advantage in their use, for proof ot which I in
vite an exam nation OF my stock in comparison OF
that of othcrs. The saving instock shall be made
mp in quality.
Besidcs hesuperior advantages in getting up Gus
hang always on hand the cheapest - we'll o. the
, hc::.. y:-.. cites t..sss nUEE,
msyl4d sS Main-st.
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CHOW n SMITH believe themselves pro.
- pared To demonstrate, by any required test,
that the SOAP made by them will do more wash
ing and has more genera cleansing power thsn any
other FAMILY SOAP manufactured Ia the
West, and only ask those who have not used IL to
give il o trial
Their SOAP Is made from the cLEASEsr NATE
HAL POSSIBLE, nameiy, pure beef tailnw and soda,
and en- tirely REE Ykon WHITING, CLAY, and other
cheap spbstaGees With which most "FAMlLi
SUA HSD are filled. laese substances increase tn
weight and hsriuess Of SOAP, but detract largely
from its cleansing qualities
SNOW s. SMi iii, not needing 10 mqkc their
SOAP yellow u conceal dirt contained in IT, leave
II in its whltc. pure state
They viii sell il by the box, for cash, at cents
per pound LOO b0xesou hand
Factory at goa MAIN-STREET,
tnay5dAw3m keokuk. Iowa.
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CABUS' HAIA CUTTING
AND
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Sf,sei, Doors above tie BiIitags Hoss
TIAlR-CUTTING done according TO Physiog
IL nomy and the prinyiples Of the Cotrtur.
Hair and Whiskers dyed to perfection, either
brown or black. s83s
The Proprietor calls special Aitention 70 bis style
Of Hair Cutting. and challenges the profesAion.
fsb71d4wly B@R @M8VA ssSt
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ED WAKD DEANS,
d RAP ER AM LOR.

Second-st., between Main and johnson, up stairs,
KEOkUK, IOWA.
LIVERY description Of Cloths and Cassimerci
- constantly on hand ana cut and made up into
garments In style unsurpassed in tbs city.
N. B.--boys Clothing cut and made in the latest
and best styles. (dec29-dIyl
FIRE CRACKERS.
S0 BAS. GOLD CHOP, for sale by
IN f KELLOGG d BIRdE,.
June 3-d Ne. IS Msin.gt.
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ksokuk r. Z. DC m stn > 4 Mianssosa
a r ALL II OlA D..
g Ii h n u - By r III EI
ONE DAILY TRAIN. 9
I'm and after this date and unul farther notice,
~ ONE Passenger Train win ran each way
daily, tsundsys excepted,) % follow:
Leaving Keokuk at 9:10 4. \.
Leaving Bentonsport At $3.50 Pm.
Connecting Ut the latter place, as heretofore,
with the coaches Of the Western StageC for ell
points in Middle, Western and Southern Iowa,
Nebrasks, Kansaa, 10.
THROUGH TICKETS TO st. Louis, Louisville,
Oincinnsti. and the Esst, may be had 1t the 0faee
In Benton sport.
Fare ~ low ~ the lowest, to AL Southern
and Eastern Cities.
s. DWIGHT EATON,
Supsrinteadsnt.
Ticket Office under Hatch 4 Thompson's .
Bank, and 1T Railroad Depot
IN Once In kiIbourne's Block.
ksOkuk Nov. 5, '56-dtw
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VIRGIL IL. SULLIVAN Il CO.,
(succEssoRs roJ. 1. BosBs co.,)

(sUcCKssoRs ToJ I. HODBs co.,)
Fourth-strssi, between Main and Johnson,
M r . II As AND DRAL l. r u b
i In QuEkNSwARE GLASS and CHINA, Kcro.
ssne Lamps, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, tc. 40.
Having puNhased the large and we'll selected
stock 81 the old stand of C. e. Grif6th Co., will
be plessed to have . call from one and alI. We
intsnd to keep constantly on hand complete stock
both fora
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Rsveiying our Goods dirsef from the msnufsctu-
rsU, in KnglAnd, France ana America, We will be
able TO sell ~ low any regular house in the West
v. II. SULLIVAN 4 co.
Jan. ID, IS5S-d4w
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Literary Depot,
WIN. WILSON,

(sUccHssoR 70 n'nLLxN i co.,l
JsAnssn st., Near she Post office. /.
HAVING purchased the we'll known Literary
Ii Depot 81 Mcmillan Il Co, the undersi ned
villa continue tAs business in All its drpar tments.
! AN in constant receipt Of All the
Daily Newspapers,
Weekly Literaries,
Monthly Magazines, and
New Pubiica tons generally.
Also, = large esssortmentof Stationery.
may Nd NM. WILSON.
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gro. O. AMpEnoon. ALkxAHDsK nAnCI4Ay

So III III s .----.8 #&8 u
RANKING HOUSE or
q y @ r G.. = n y = = > . N 4 o.
I HAVE this dsy sdmftts1 - ! partner in The
i Banking Business, Alsxander Barclay, lwho has
besn my tellsr fofthe hst SIX yeas). The basi-
ness, hereafter, Willie conducted under the Arm
GEO. @. ANDERSON L 90.
Being one of the oDAsst Banking Hosses III not
thsolaest) In lows, tho nov Arn soieits sontiA-
uance OF formev patronsgeso 10 1ibsrafy extended to
the senior partner. gaag85
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references ase . Formerly by senior part
ner,vis t.ss
RaYsxEscxs
Park Bank, m. Y.
Winslsw, Lanier . Co., Bank ers.N.Y.
Edward ". Clark 4 Co., ,PhilAdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fulhr bsowns, Baak kers, Boston.
Marine Bsnk, Chicago.
Hoffman 9slpske, Chicago.
Mechanics bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit BAnk, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 RAhm, Bankers,
Gilm0x4 Brothsrton =. Cincinnati.
A. d, Hunt = Co., " Louisyille.
State SAviags Institution, ST. Loois.
Ksokuk Jan. = IS. 6EO.c ANDERSON
jankd
WA. 1H0APtos. d. ". BAILEY.
WIN. THOmPsON n co.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF Main anA Sec opa sts..
kEUh A..
Nov. 3, SD
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Spring and Summer Goods.

ME are nov receiving and opening . new and
w splendid stock Of Clothing an6 Iapts' Fur
nishng Goods, which offer to sell very low for
cash. Our gooda are selected with great care and
With view 10 the hard iimes therefore ue oder
them Al very small profits keeping in view the old
motto Of qnisk sales and small pron1. All ws
ask that customers will call and anime bsfors
purchasing elsewhere; we charge nothing for show.
ing goods. kemsn hsr the place, EAsr side o6 Sd
ct, between Main and Johnson. ..-.t.v-.,
mchf7d .. POLLOCK 4 co.
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kEOAUK EEwAIE SEMINARY.
slsAE FOURTH TERM Of the sskeok ak Female
Seminary" will open on MONDAY, APRIL
18th in the bssencnt of the Cbathsm Square Church
eernsF of seventh and Morgan streets, ~hsrs teu-
porary accommodation, except Tor the Primary
Department, have been secured In rooms cool, dry
and easy Of access.
The Hoard Of Trustees Of this Seminary elected
fron various reli ious denominatious and repre-
senting = large part oil the Christian community
desires by the united and operative efforts Of the
frienda VI education to establish gradually spch
IN institution rs our city requires.
The Principal of the Institution ID Rev. G. A.
WILLIAMS, 70 whom, or TO the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission OF pupils
may be made.
| In the Primary Department., young misses from
ak 10 ten years Of age may be resolved, pndsr the
care Of Miss Urmston, its present teacher, who
ccives Ill tho income Of that depxrtmsnt.
The charges for TUITION will be 50 and IS in the
ordinary English studies, with small sdditional
sum for incidan tai cxPeuses. For Latin, French,
German, &c., extra charges vii be msde.
| Itis desirable thAt pcrsons desi igning to become
pupils b present punctua1ly the frst of the
| session. WM. THOMPSON,
President ol the Board Of Trustees.
| uRNRY SfR0Hs, Scc'y. tt#a
| Ksoknk. Apr. IL, l8b0-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-24

Flour. Flour!
E0N hand lsfss supply 1itAe 4aaeving brands
~ Of FLOUR:
Plymouth Rock, warsaw, I'll.
Providence Mills, do
Union Mills, Watertown, Ill.
Granite Mills. West Point, Iowa.
Wsat Point Mills, do do
Magnolia Militia, Kcokuk, Iowa.
Gate City Mills, do
Locomotive Mills, Laharpe, Ill.
Being Agents for most Of the above mills, We
prepared to sell nj all times Mt the very Ieeesf
market rates, and o6sr good assortment 70 select
from. w. II. AUSTIN Co.,
mch1ldA~ f No. lis MaiB.st.
Just Received. el#
II RNRY AMES' celebrated
IL SUGAR CURED HAMS and
BACON SHOULDERS,
for sale by w. u. AUSTIN 4 CO.
"KAPPING PAPER, ali sisss q BAG and
w Straw papers, direct frem the niAa, for
sale Low by W. II. AUSTIN CO.'S.
.. PoLIocK. wH. vlRcrIL.
Spring and Summer Goods.
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r I 4 E'8 r s A K

MAKCY'S, On Aecnnd-Street,
"A IL the only place that you can get good ain
twist Rifles, and Colts Revolve-s at SIS piece.
mch30dly
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NITO K HI Il l. A d y 1!!N7
MRS. N. TALON ~
u ESPkCTFULLY sol,cits The attention of the
y Ladies TO her NEW STOCK Of
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
The latest styles and fashions and various quail
itits, To suit ali Tastes. have been selected.
Bon cts. NlbD ans,
PREM n AND AMERICAN FLOWERS,
Spring and Summer Shswls and MantilIas,
FANCY aAIK PINS, HOOP SKIRTS AND
THOMPSUNS STEEL SPRING TONTOS;
Lace Mits, Embroideries, Collars, Hair Braid,
and every thing usually prissd ia this depart
ment will be found in her store, 1T hole sale and
retail. [aprlidl No. 81 MAIN. ST.
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VIVA. ~. GRO YER,
u ttornov At Law

"a LOU MISSOURI
OHACIiCES only in the Civil Courts Of Record
- and devotes his time chiefly To Commercial
eAsea. Business from abroad viii receive csrsfui
attention. Once No. 40 Chestnut street.
jan. l. '5Q-dAxIy - ]
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vor sin9is subscribers, per yea r,.....,....4I 50
Eor Cisbs Of Five or more, q zach 90
Playable invariAh y in aaSsacs.-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-08


A correspondent Of the Evening Post, wri
ting from Rome, represents that the wrath OF
the Pope 10 very great against the King OF
Sardnia--so much 30 that a bull of excom
muncation should not be unexpected. The
Sandman government, the writer says, JUS.
titles itself by the necessities OF the case and
the disturbed state of the country, for having
sent battalion Of riaemen end deta ohment
Of cavalry to occupy some points on the from
tier but Pho Nino looks upon the conduct OF
the King with such severity, that be 10 said
to have been only withheld from the fulmina.
tion Of the major accommodation upon his
devoted head BY the request Of the Emperor
Napoleon, and the circumstances of Cardinal
Antonelli, who venturcd to suggest that such
. step had not been taken in lorna since the
middle ages, and even Napoleon l. had es-
capped such an awful chastisement. The Pope
relented in consequence.
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1.-THE GREAT WEST in the promised land
in the eyes Of millions, both in the old world and
the new. Its fertile soil and magnificent opportu-
mites for development are the great sources Of Its
attractions But along its beautiful streams there
turks malaria Of most deadly influence, which is
the grea, drawback of that splendid region, and
musr remain so for many years to come. Emil
grants and Others who contemplate settlement in
thai section, will do we'll to provide themselves
with the only that has yet been found efficient,
speedy and certain: We mean DIR. j. HOST Ell
TER's CELEBRATED BITTERs. which has snatch
ed hundreds fnom an untimely grave. Their ope-
ration upon the digestive organs is soon felt to be
benefcient, without being violent.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by r. GIBBONS, A. j. WILKINSON, DARrLErr,
KAYE Co, and ]. BKADKs.
Aug. s, '59-dAw
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90 Nj NJ E RCIAL.

DAILY GATE Cirr OTrIcs,l
Keokuk, August sth.
FLoUR-superfns, 81 50; Spring wheat, ex-
ira, 81 rs, Fall wheat, extra, - 90.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 80 20 90 per 90.
C0RN--72 TO rs sts-; ready sale.
BARLEY-Spring, 40ab5. Fall, eoa75c-
WHEAT.--In good demand. Fall s5a$1 90;
Spring 6oa7o.
OATS-35 TO 40, dull.
KYE-46c to SIC; little coming in.
P0TAT0ES-30; retail Is cts PIX.
cts PIX.
6RocERIES--N. o. Sugar fair 7ias, No. ],
81, prime 9, clarified ssaI04, crushed and loaf IL
u l2A. Molasses-PlantAtion ~ TO 44o, q. "A
to 4s, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. conee-Rio II
to l2z. Java lsto I9c. Rice, 81 70 &c.
soAP-Paln SIC, Family sac.
CANDLEs--star Is to q. stearine 13, Mould
Ia, summer pressed, Is
LARD-lo TO Ii retail l74c.
BUTTER-Choice IL to Is; retail 20, scarce.
HIDES-Dry 1s; green, green sheep pslts
IL to 35c; green hog skins rs.
HAY-Prairi4 $4A to $54; Timothy and lungs
rian, 50 to 81; Baled do. $ss to $loi; Retail, $2
SEEDS.-H ongArian Grass, 81 Is to 1 40 cts |;
Timothy, 81 40 to l so; Flax Seed, 81 ooa$1 10.
SUNDkIES-Onions, 65 to 10; Eggs, &c !;
Feathers, s6c to yTAc; White Beans, zoe TO u Is.
FRUIT-Green apples, choice, t3 30 to s. ~
per Dbl. Dried aT plss - 90 to - per bush Dried
peaches, - 90 to - IS. Raisins, 50 90 to SO.
CHEESE--W. II. 10 to IL; Denmark to 10.
PRovIsI0'Ss-Hams "a; Shoulders "a; clear
sides TO o.
BEEF-e .3c gross; IL TO Sc per quarter.
SHEEP 81 rs to s. 90 y head.
HOGS Dressed, Is 90 to 50 90.
SALT--G. A, 81 SO to 81 Is per sack; Kama
VIII, 7eoa11o per bbl.; Liverpool, &32s per sack.
! AXE 81 2sa2 80 y Dbl.
FISH--Nackerel, No. / $50 to t2I y Dbl; No.
| 73l5tosi No. 5 $l2 totls. White, No. So 30
| to SIS rs q half Dbl. Cod Fish 5to 8 p b.
/ ExcHAssE.-0n New York for currency pei
/ cent; for gold per cent. st. Louis per cent.