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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-11
u . r d ware and Cutlery.
S. w. & III. TUCKER


IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
have IN store, and receiving their supplies
fur the >prIg Trade, direct from as makers, which
they o4.er to CASE AND rRoArr Tisx BUYEks ON IA
vorstls seFhs. be sfeck being unusually large
Ideni ~ solicit an examlna 0i The
3 w. 4 III TUCKER,
Sign Of Red Paddock, cor. Main Il ID sts.
Keo ak, March D, lSdO-d4w
All RS PICKS. sHOsELa, 4e., Tor sale By
W h0dsw s.W. 4 II. TUCKER.
rKI FIs,s HORSE ha aILs.--ssuasi stock oi al
~ Il ~ Tor sels by :. w = Ii. TUCKER.
>.LYIhE kItLEs.-h arions qualities VI scyth
- Rifles and sharpeners Tor sale by
Mar n0.daw VA Ii. TUCKER
A NJ ~ 5iiOvELS.-A large stock Of Amcs
marhs .. w.4u. TUCKER.
ERIEDsToNEs.-fh Dere. ai indstones, of va
" rieus sisss, fer sale by
sign Of Red Paddock.
Mareh 2, 'so-ddw Cor Main 2dst
l. LLtgE NAILS.
L III q Sd do
Flooring DO
AraeAisd DO toalineh--a superiorarticie.
FIJI shing DO
Barrel do
Togett with generaleseortment mt Of othernArLs
OF The belmont brand, jnst received and for Sale
Low ty lmchsl 5. W. d IL. TUCKER,
4 ,onl ,GAkDLA, y KuBBiN, and tl.l iIoes;
~ spaies, shoyels, Nattoeks aud Picksj
Soy thes, snaths, and 1rain Cracles;
Cow bells, ksakes ana Corn planteri;
OI, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw knives;
HaJ straw and Manure Forks;
And large stock Of ASSORTED HARDWARE and
CUTLERY c1 hand and for sale Low by
mrh2 law S.W a III. TUCKER.
IkEsS HOOPS. IkES$ HUOF>!!l
a NEW supply Of T-ess HOOPS, OF the sizes
- usually wanted, together with n general as
sortmeut Of Coopers Tools. just received. and for
sale low bv s.W. 4 n. TUCKER.
SCiflAh sfONEa.-scythe stones of different
~ kinds in quantities TO suit.
msvla S. W All. TICKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-11
gxo G ANDERSON. ALsxAEukR BARCLAY
IEsTABLIsHEDIh Is46.l


BANKING HOUSE or
GEOu GE c.. A ME n ON q q ..
HAVE tbis day admitted AZ = partner in the
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
been "a teller for the last six years.. Inc busi-
ness thereafter, WILDE conducted under the hrn
and style Of
Being one OF the oldest Banking Ii oases IL not
the oldestl in Iowa, the now firm solicts sontfn-
uance of former patronage aolibsraliy extended to
the senior partner.
They viii MAX q co licctiuns and remit, less Ex-
change on the day of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are NJ formerly by senior part
ner viz
REVHREHcxs,
Park Bank, N. X.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., ,BAnkers,N NY.
EDWARD W. Clark Co. ,Philadclphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
CIapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman 4 u Iclpcke chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit BanE Pittsburgh.
Krame 4 Tshin, bankers,
Gilmore Brotherton - Cineinnati.
A.DHunt Co, /" Lcuiryiile.
State savings tnstitntion, St. Loais.
Keokak. y an. b.. dEO.C ANDERSON
Z jan5d e@A@ ~ lsA
Nm. TEospsos. D. w.sAILEy
WM. TIfomrsOn co.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF Main ana second sts..
kE0K IOWA.
Nov. Sd
Il r. oBER, A.G oBxR, G. D. .gxAHICx
r. P. OBEK * CO.,
WHOLESALE
Crocers and Commission Mer-
cha nts,
No.I17Norlh SeCCnd-st.,
ST. Louis. o..
Aug. o. 80 dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-11
Mn LIVERY STABLE! I'm

ON First-st., bet. N ain A. Johnson.
[lORSEs, BuGGIEs and CARRIAGES Of the
4 best class always ready for hire.
Horses boarded by the day or week,at prices to
quit the times.
Transient customers accommo odatsd.
Orders FOR tho Omnibus to run to ard from tho
Railroads and Steamboats, left at the Stable or the
t.Charles Hotel, willb prompt y Attendsi to.
d~Oled V.VANUknUAL.
, 1860-06-09

Itena Concerning the Cattle Disense
4 stringent bill has passed the Legislature =, t
hhode island, 10 prevent the importation of
cattle from Massachusetts during the pendencv
Of the cattle disease.
Governor Hall of Vermont is visiting the in
fected part of Massachusetts for the purnose
Of investigation.
IN consequence Of the appearance of the dig
ease IN Holden, Aass, the Muyor Of Worcester
has Issued proclamation recommending the
complete isolation Of herds in that citr, at What
ever cost or Inconvenience to the owners. He
also advises the erection Of fences to separate
contiguous pastures By the space Of TWENTY-FIVE
or thirty feet, and that cattle be driven upop
the highways only in cases OF absolute neces.
slty, and then that contact with othera be care
iully avoided. Policemen are stationed upon
the streets leading from the infected districts,
with peIemptory instructions 10 prevent all in.
gtesS OF cattle upon any pretext whatever 1t
IS supposed that Is or 100 head of cattle in uo1-
den have been exposed TO the disease John
E. Chafee Of Holden was examined before the
Leg1s'at!se Committee on Tuesday, in reference
10 the disease in that town. He stated that
two cows had been killed, one Of which showed
marked signs Of the disease and the othsr not.
One man let his cattle run in the road after ex.
posure, saying that be believed the disease was
humbug. The witness doubted the practica-
biIity Of isolation the authorities would not
know where te commence.
4 drover from Manchester, n. H., purchased
for low price. at Deering. some that had been
exposed to the disease, and attempted to drive rive
them to Manchester in the night. They were
discovered, while passing through Weere, and
ordered to stop. The dfoyer refused peremp.
torily, and pushed ahead. Before he had gone
mile the South Weare vigilants were out in
full force, took the cattle, drove them back to
Decring Centre about sunrise, ind gaze warn
ing that no more attempts Of this kind must be
un1ertakeu- Tho Weare men made quite a
military display Of clubs, spades and guns,
, 1860-06-09

Nj. Wigfal! objects to the admission of Kan
sRs into the Union on account Of "its bad NOR.
al character" He says that be is unwillin.
that Texas should associate with such State p
We must say this is au objection worth consitl.
ering. If Mr. Wigfall can show thHt the NOR
ality Of Kansas is ut SO low m ebb that Texas
would be corrupted BY merely remaining in the
same federation with her, Kansas ought to be
kept out ut any cost. The purity OF such an in
noeent Is Texas must be preserved from con-
tan'nation, particularly as, by oil accounts. il.
Is i daily making hopeful progress. Il wns only
i last week that NC recorded the gratifying fac.
TINT Texan clergyman was astonishing a re-
gion which profits By his n,inistrations, By
clearing Of pro'ans language, and beginning
to read the Scriptures quite fluently.' There
is no knowing how many other cler.ymen this
gentleman's example may influence; and in the
process Of time, it the State be kept out Of bad
company, every minister in it tnay came to es-
epistles o1lhand, without spelling.
To regard so good work, for The me1s pur-
pose of introducing two Republicans into tie
Senete, would bo ID the highest degree improp-
er. Texas has already suffered severely from
Yankee Immigration, such as has peopIed kau-
sas. The austere settlers from Mississippi, AL
ALBANIA, Louisiana, and other Southern States
have been shocked and scandalized By the tree
DIM and license Of New England manners. ri
ous and God-feariug Mississippans are lu:imi-
dated and disguised by the p-ofaue language.
the fierce passions, and the ready use Of abc
knife and the revolver, on the part Of their
neighbors from Connecticut and Massachusetts.
and have returned in great numbers to the quiet
and security Of their homes. Undee these
circumstances, Mr. Wigfalls protest is not un-
natural. We believe he has himself had bis
feelings hurt aud his fears aroused, on more
than one occasion by the brutal aud boisterous
bullying Of Mr. Seward and other Republican
Senators of the same school. 4 sensitive,
scholarly man, of ssudious habits. retiring aud
fastidious t, mperament, such as Ms. Wigfall is
known to be, can hardly be blamed for dread
ing fresh influx Of swaggering, disappearing,
drinking, cock fighting Yankees into the body
which he adorns.-N. r. Ttm<s.
, 1860-06-09
NcW York Market.

o1 4nHSaarhl SHw fosE, June g.
"a 10th Tor export and home eonsunpt.sn
lfnE aeeisa ess %! e % iss
g 2@o IS Eaira state s5.':tas suatr. western; Is M
sas &iS ssa. f E..'s su H. e 5. We. s,t,
and u 'c ssls O Io
nd levy f@ eosno .sde; &c. 'Ua "a ri. T. TT eeo
sie I s.es ,ss eacse sae co0 is
Mn,ss5In = .es demand sa'tx aoa his at e,x
issske irhy IN svcr Of Ss5as
Fshsf mors y 3, d:nsstd : !. TO- $50 n vii
VII carni. "a asse.h .lss;e ,sta: /. IT,
m";r NO active: = - of tca,tus y si1tcc Tarltr-pa
Ee;n and 1"ea delasn ~ hava aas:a1e h + fa.r na
n9hs. * ~ sprs;1s g e.; a. ae hoass supply saes
Eastern dc sc 'cr roun -hsine do 6tss tar vi. VI
o c .d s,r SSs5G s1S y a II ss "5 e!se
and Slate; s:as9c foT aIsounad. ''' "ss'e'o eanaea
.,t. "a t,s,s's y. "a without striking
t ~ es.I 49, sls - % qa ia
tor enanty me- ts9 " ~ for ,tp.ck.d MAJ a. M
. ness sns's @ a1s sna ne 5a e.: Bet 1 i ts
tte@s fos Western els. >ate t:r, i. a.. nn an; ~
sn ".:ha- zed sac- 70 1ack.x 7c fr saoueIn Xs
Smoked Shoulders at ssc With saio~ y 4oo b, aaa =.
afs us wtth ND Us a,sr m 1saa @ gqt ana
he as g T., s: % 1oS ~ =. snd utel vi
-GsGkalEa Suf1r-The movement nete1 x,.te,1,r ,-.
she. md Is :, y s''s r ana he sae.
asx y ssos tS"yan' ,sl1ss ealet 400 bids
Kc Insl ~ seains x1sses II II e ~ -
s;s. y At ss III IF, Tusa .ss a.
ri sx 81 Fl ass sS a1 s;,
faaua l34k. Mies IL Mieh ca Is e. f,S,.1 NJ
re n'tsm n lsE HSss"s ~ Ls* Y.ea
SIX: U s Is u Is. lft1G - S' N3' 70 ~ u" %
, 1860-06-09

CINCINNATI, MAnKEr-June T.-Whcat il dull.
and may be said to have lost &c per bushel in
price. Red quotablc 1T &l.e5@l.2s, md white
VI 6l.SS3,
Corn is more active and firmcr at 4G141c.
Oats are quiet. and though sellers resist thu
Inside of Yesterdays quotations (3Gc), yot they
capnot do much better.
There is no change to notice in Barlcy or
Rye.
whisky is steady at l73c.
The Provision market has, perhaps, little
more tt:c III it than there was yesterday, but il
riulucea bo decided effect nor does it result in
Maay transactions. 4 fair inquiry is said tn
exist for Bulk Meat Ut the oven figures, Gflac
Tor shnulders aud sides, but they are heid Ut r.
and u @!!c. At VIC we hear that sales had
been lnide for sides packed. There we're re-
p"rted euics Of 100r0 lbs clear bacon sides at
~ ?olo0c, and Of SIG bbls and tcs Lard at II t..
Large salrs were made OF Bulk shoulders ut
7lu-looc packed in Lhds, end ia some instances
higher prices we're declined.
ST. Lor,s MAnkE7s. June G-The Missouri
Ufnoeras Of yesterday says:
N''eut very dull 1odav with receipts Of
.O,u00 bc, and &C lower On club, and most nf
the supplies uuso'd Ut the close. Corn receipts
were sunc @"."co bu. and holders were more
ready than yesterday 10 accept oIc-s, Oats
s,snay. Rye do at s5@yoc Tor good to choice.
harley receipts small. and mark far III C5a7Oc
for Spring, or &c for strictly prime, }YhisEey
is firm az Isle. Wool also tends downward.
owing 10 nn'avorable adv,ces from abroad. and
low markets East.
New ORLEANS, juno 6-Flour in moderate d..
'Ants, and Tie market steady ut $5.75 for eu.
lrrsiuc. Corn in good demand ut full p1icer,
sales OF 5000 bags ut GoG 62c for mixed, and -
Gs5 for white. Mess pork In fair demand, nn.l
the market steady Mt SO. Lard firm with I,
fair tes1'af.l ut 1:c for bbl mud tierce BIcon
atsady at stc for shoulders, and 1ol@lt5 tor
sides. Whi-ks unchaaged aud steady ut IT,:
tns rectltltd. and .ef for raw. Sugar, oH inC Il,
the light supply. IL Ati advancing; ful1y fa,r n
g'sc Co1lce unchanged aud firm. Sight cs
change on New lork, al premium.
, 1860-06-09
BrcadXtufIH at KottOn.

Ht 7rcr'!hh ~ Flour III MAY, showing sp 1nc.rasc
b. e'"1c. u a-aipu'ntit many IN ahe i,sds xlo
TEE Id 1ed d,,f,,s n,s, y Mss ss'ni, ,.,
sRx yaa %
~. nay ssouu. tor the dcnrency II.
and in ta s:nc thc dr.. Of J.aary sst ~ havr an
n Ms. AM so1ar.tye!y unit r market High sracs
for Al beluw sr t.e nov asc lie SANG ss
'a.rtn. .xu'ct Oh " . fls:s 9 lamar. "%''
,s lev ~n nr's ws. aaS ~ Il iSoany q ne
j y. os fsss tasa tlo% sea ~. It.
h,n ny a7crr cv.ry yea1 and m"ts .pos o. whs
"s'sher IN r. ntlnH to s:f!nE wheat however, the hrs
sadsst ~ "a e1a sten .es esc VI sfs sts
du,.e no ~ht atd ues . krs For our part, oub II
~ aa sasd qs.y ihs; sh.t caa oay,;
tos i.o q thre .lats pe. III The wAa time vi
~ nv w.us 1 Ct s"1m.n s aary I'D s1s.a but
u seout g pr bh
pF r. s.1 4s :sa u:
give gnoe sat:s.act!n ard haze 70 far In 91
sg f. IL Il s.; q
s1aee fau IT, South fs~ barrel: Of cho'ec four
g. ny shs .eeco1s q lie Ccsn E1tasnsst:
of % noar y III. saty 1eep
quite unscsed lie o7 Ill as.se and nee .asr w.
stu,s bas a, The Wi sfe1ssso e1Ideng afY
& ~ =. o. ta article +" sHa1e from her
il provision trade there ha. hem no ,asrks fe.,u,
dur The nth. wh a,all stocks her. 4nd IL tc cu
trr holders e the hog Product eopcdt of Tar nS
IL butte 1sas NV " Il better condition linn f.,
fome past TIE old stoek has h q. ared III AMI
] You'd se ' f1'y rsn2eated &C. led
1h tai neetr. If bread tu u h!s port since Janu,r
, 1860-06-09

/ The Board of SupeFytsorH.
The Board Of Supervisors closed thsir session
on Saturday. The following are the leading
mstters Of interest disposed OF during their
quarterly meeting:
The official bonds Of the several Justices Of
the Peace were examined and approved The
| Clerk Was directed to notify Justices Leman
Irish, Augustus Bruning, H. Fassett, u. F. Nil
| lard and CD. Fitz to file new bonds, as required
| b. law.
| and Evanston gravel road and Road Inspectors.
reported IN favor Of electing three Inspectors.
The following we're selected Supervisors. 4.
Gibbs, =. aolton and G. Vt. Reynolds
The Board passed compl mentary resolution
relative to the condition fthe Jail.
Supervisor Rees offered a reaolutjon to em.
Honse. 'A' ~o"s'
The Judiciary Committee reported in favor o:
making appropriations for apprehension of
hor1e thieves. A committee, consisting Of
visors Speer, Strong and Breed were appointed
70 otter rewards and otherwise assist in their
apprehension. >@'eNA
sE,s'scI That superv,c.s George A. r7.ce {; a. s,r,,
md smmeaa: & dlstr; ,e s sxsS WEE
sass:Rps y t. sas sSa
as ssa M MtoEnsa'ps e appropriate ands tn The osdf
Sd isa ssa, a1i r. q; Is
o. qnsf1 81 sS1 e. to the nec
In : IS d. s.as .sr aston a. The
At the session Of Jesterday, Supr. Sne.r ~
the Building Committee, to whom was recom.
m1tted report in relation to Hall of Record,
reported that the Records are not safe.
Supt. sauter moved to refer this report back
to Committee. Carried.
Supt speer reported adversely to employing
q DtDbt wnfrHfnun or thai
, 1860-06-09

conforming ss thu Railroadlaws Of ths State, as
in other cases Of railroads.
Sup. Page moved to amenn bY adding OF
my Rairoad Compah5." Accepted.
Sup. Rees moved ~ = Substitute I'd Eap.
Dradley's substitute, that the prayer CT the pe-
titioners be granted. Carried. This gives the
Society the right Of way for ten Jears.)
Sup. Page offered the following resolution:
Re.oFe~ That speel COMMITTEES Of four toxeths: With
the Chairman OF this Hoar BE- appo!ntsd 10 eonar VII
tho city In relation to making whfr.by
acres Of und oecunea By the Re-
iot school and bt!onRing 70 The County Of Coef may
exenansed 1or ise Almtry building belonging the city
or ana now almost entirely use:es) The puf
Eose Of converting aid arnory 1ta ta! tor tho Of
ths Court House may BE- vacated IN which may be tieetea
are pIo hall Of records Ard furnish suitable roons Is
oees for board Of Aa1agels OF Reform Sahoo Boards of
water acd stH eaSe mmissonerp and such ether
a a or may ba wanted for The usAo{ the city or county
Anu tepo the ietut OF their hb.ss the September te
OF ths Bea with sush recommendations they In thstr
wisdom may thlk proper. Laid on tas table.
Supervisor Bradley offered resolution that
the Chicago Gardener Society hare per1is-
sion TO ornament the Public Squire under the
direction Of the Building Committee Adopted.
The following resolution was then offered:
R4so'sal ThAt the Building Csnmstee IL EXCUSED from
this a+sA!on. OAfrisd-
The Board then proceeded to the drawing Of
iuries aud adjourned.
, 1860-06-09

BALTIMORE, June 8.-The Japanese Ambassa.
dors we're formally receiyed at the MARYLAND
Institute BY Mayor Swan. The procession
vas very fine. The Ambassadors rode in open
carriages, each attended By member Of the
Saral Commission. They maintained great re-
serve, and seemed to notice nobody.
The subordnstes, however, manifested the
greatest interest IN the scene, acknowledging
and returning salutations with the greatest en-,
thusiasm-some even taking of their quaint
hats and raising them in the true American
style to the ladies'.
On arrival at the Gilmore House, Monument
!. Square, the nhole procession was reviewed by
the Embassy from the portico.
, 1860-06-09
E. JOURNAL
FORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED .......Ju June q.
Ettnr Gazel'e. Butlsr. Milwaukee, sun1rIe,,
1rsop nlontesuna, Rohhsnt. st Joteph. n u LUMBER
ffop hen 9tha Lacey. Bufs'o. sunerirs.
,fnp HnncE. nckscu. EnfI ai, kuptrie5
rIoo :: Meass Rrcrs Little SaAlie. le9 N lumber.
nrx nx anhy Lafan"F. tuisa.. Ailwa kee, eutdries.
ntx y Aefhanlc sEvar, Bu6sl~ Eeh!
Sch ScnI Sorh, Boel. shs boygan. s. 3D. wood
S1sr M NJ" enh Se!son AA.stec, 10 Ii lun,her
s.as n AloEsh :lmps Two {[y. - e1t ro.ts
sshr sshr T11il1ss: BuTk. 1.ud h.rsn. Is m urbr.
~ Gss ia; - tass. Gfsn. Haven. cad tons co.l
sa1 ASs1.' s3s .os, IT, G1.a r'n Harm lun'sr
ecir N.x n nronp r!ood Grand Haven 20 n lumber,
us. 'n' Two 1dfef7r e0 Il
sShr ,T*rnosst, Lesle, Gseen Bar. 10 IN ,urnhe,
Senf Mind. Th"mAs A4nts,te. s. q jnmheT :
sthr ina;sa aHa per,ngton Cleveland 1o0tocs eoa1
ssnr ss1r r,onees Iho. Fson Manowoc, Is cds wood
sssr 1avel oaesesJ ~ bMpifssos s = n iuber.
, 1860-06-09

If ye.terday ws 4.enoush to Ill. Ike .fovcs lock blue
they will ly the s,c rle look Llack to.av far tlgjr
ns bsslcsc hat I.ci Cattie have ~, s.sn "a
harder market ts year. ard IL Mt 10 fe wondered At
when VIZ lbok 1T the H;nlwr uf t,att ,ntr.t tIs -
fur tc con- umIa0n Of ,h-v Who nok tu I'LL ma,Krt fnT
supply. 'ver 4u0 had Ct T.. Buocks aver xnx unusu
i about M r. than ~e ~ T.. 1st week ~ jurc
last srar and The avesutc weight IL full afa cwt higher
The quality iii week quit. ~ goati as /. was lat
ut4k p1 {H-n 1t very Tein4 Eab!c II t. hnwerer
gnoi ilis w. tic ie.st s1uahie PM. being iUos .
cr 1lIcl ne markets have -ect. in liz eli
wuld b. taken " fr:t rate Tnt.e many vc1y
,aada :" sel fur pris atIfactory 10 oers
head Ices tim their cns In Eh1c4r. lvr 1a fTsr.,,
, 1860-06-09
EXW T01K yt.oCx AND p&xAxranr.
fFrom Edward uI,la c.replar.]


tFrom Edward 1'!,1s Ctreplar.]
NEW Yoxk, June & 1850
nAaE1nre Of % cents Ter .yti on shnnnr hr6.
toaf The uost imp tait feature or n
tounu 3to1on OF common bsands ths snasn mn
esnlne~s othe weather thus far are x1lv in faxnr -
tas asd serve 70 confidence apd stsba,,,
y Fee nan would ntberwts. ts Lie case Thn .rri..t
@ Usea Insf he1yy but there good home and E.x
ftnand =, q hut little s0stng the rs1t uf Trrrve
LEG c!oee Or e1eaEgs yesterday thtrc wss derrtr ~
nsuae.a out y. trade Inactive. The una lniscto,1
t or she s1opta England o.: even t,npcu 70
VIZ @ nat1sfft % shts p1rt =! brs Flour CO.. b1ls
oass n Is Aes o1.h Wheat, %lzoso bull Indian ot.
hs ~ oN sl5q bush tiareY = 10 buh r. Il h.yux
II sa easeo the tIght 70 an and taa e.
AID Grain checks the ttsue. F> - ''.e'
~ snA !hs hAqsaet[ons fos export hare greatly In
sAaea ,he u md 'eiLx for Mw4"k Club eA!ed I'll.
nave s.eh mon-s4fe, .a'sns RECEIVERS 10 hnf;
A"a a. adr ac& Of ahnut been bsa MD -
ne N so:e has changed hand. speculation suI
-, %aNfE he tte2pe' freghts- CRY and 10.
a. tes are ousnK but ttt-WIpter and W1,tt4 What
;ue e.nn as*ef q: 1eE4ld* the Apcarsne uf the NJ.
O ,he ne. nothng IN 5epon-sh& Spring Wkea.
Il III n M ~ eli bu: thA cfou Of W}eter In many
s1d viii - 1,at aad Went ha been soe wbsi infurrd
Wessrn NJ Se Aske VI lud.a7 t:oyn tbs supnrs ar
lion onv IL ~ ntnue o. n.ive s-aIs ssij nor
for ID n~nss o0n for export this hss er sofd Srst
irf or d.in 70 q cshts per u l ths hnjannr II N.
III 4o other hona uts Il Ye1nnsd rsfe, -.
dull, - S''~" Ae~ cAdte- OAs and BaylsT arn
, 1860-06-09
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

= Fn1pAT EVENING, Junes.
-FRE1GHfs-F1Iner.-Sch Lively, wheat to osweeo
6xc bsrk, David Morr!s aid b. s. sbephsld earn 10
buffalo al &c; echr. Ell atea, alo Al skc sc1r
A. b. Williams cora to o'wess Al &c; brig Eaton, oa,s TO
osweGo at4Hc-
fLor1e-'ssceipts 1894 bb1s shipped ~ tb,. MARKET
dull sa'es werc 80 Iii. choioa Spring sse5 del;
80 hh's do III $50 del; 20 tbs Bucl eye"
Al 500 Gels leo ba1s nfd'uu, Spring extra It &3oodc
MILL STUfFS-MAske, glusted and dull. Salas were:
100 bags Dran 1t ee % cn track.
"HEAT-Reeelpta 17.1o7 In shipped. q. .e1 bu. Mar.
ke fc7dg and active. Sales eese:-'oo bu No. Spring
in ssorc tu 10 At ellsRf hi 1900 bu do
1T u o. IL kort IN Canal Wheat {bcater than No. q
Al eosx o. h. I; o u No. Spring in ots 1t *10s in
stu5e; 100 tu jccd a0c In sose Salca On track by
sample wcrs as fos~s: 80 bu Club ID hass Ut gill; so
IN No. sprlnE taes Al sl0s ~ bags do a a0 del;
uobu No. Sat tl.o.; 1900 tu do nj u q del.
CoKS-R.ce1pta U.s. AZ bu; shipped sieta tu. Market
aayanced H@4s. tal|a o0o hu fair Canal 1t $50
anoa 800 tu No. nj +ac In store 0o hu do ut 4skc
in store; l1oo bu do :ehc o. b.; 1000 tu do n bo1c
f. h.; do ii 4sc In store eo0o b. 10 at +ssin
ror 1 b. do a {etc "a store coop bu d. 1t 43c In
store d, at tsAc In It 200 hu 10 nj be In son:
.o1 bu NJ. Ut 4sxcr Atore hA DO at &C IN s,ore
On, bu do ut Il c IN stoe :o bu do al *sAe in soEe
1tc Int evening sales madt of eoo91 lu In lots al
4s.tc. apa ,o,afo tu In lot. ut s0e. al III baore
tArs-Keceps-, ssas hu. Mazsct finn. Sales worc:
tooah, do In juls ri ~ eV0o hu do on PIT
rYE-ueeytpts 30 bu. AaEket better. eAes wese: 10
nc,Ne, ] .. sc tsl. ii eafs.
nam EY-Neeespts, $. bu. Market ve,y dull. Sales
xert: 10 tu No vi &C DEL.
1,1uuwlSE Es-lseccp,s, :: trls. Market .aofe aeaiys
r sa,cs wesr; 1uo tsls cily at 1Bha: Ito brs co1u
tsya, IKE; 70 brls doa. 1sc.
ALCOHu1@-s7c pef cal.
MESS rORK-Notn!uala at t:7.0Gl7.5o.
LARD-SnnluAi at llc-
, 1860-06-09

PAMPHLET & BOOK PRINT
= Ing Va havs ths bsat nsaiuss of ~ soossen
Vest Of New York for turning work of the above N1ss
Gail aot lct estimates bsfoEe or1trtnE LTa7 m4ue
tux ssttaats VIII rsesya Pronr< soanaSss U1fee* 70
WI II. RAND, PEsss and THhuns odttes
, 1860-06-09


ihe continued light receipts OF Corn. ~ Vigil
As slight improvement in New York and Buf-
ra,o. causrd an Increased speculative and sl,ip-
=. aa.s a.a r. ..,..,.a. .d.a..ad
p!us oeu,a'u ''u aIu 'na ",a' AZ -, as' @"se1
f@ac. About 17o.ooo bushels Of oil grades
changed hands ut 46c for fair Canal afoat; 4s(c
xo, Gnr ~ j., .,ar. and aet.a-,c FIR N .
"0s ''' ~ = ~ " o.. 7oes7'|. ~ ~
tile market al the close. however, peing Eath-
cr quiet, with sales Of No. at 49c in store.
Wheat wa. in food sh;nn;nc reouest md steady
=. ..-s'.,.d.,,s es;..s f,,.ns ~ mn ,,u.;,.,s -:
~ yestetoa5 sVF'ces-aeea''V 'V,VoV ouone's oe
ING 500 81 fi.e'tSl.o' LOT 40 l spr'ne' ana
sl'e0 'oF 40 spring. Fioar was qole' aoo
neglected. with limited TRANSACTIONS nt s''oeG
5.25 for medium TO Spring extras. Oats in good
sh;npin, demand and firm Mt ooc Rye in bet
~ ..;..,. ..ts 49,. :, 49,
'e, 'e4use' A'o s"e',eateS oe,ns lnuoe a. ''s
a."'e'ea ~ cafs' n0''e' IL ou" 1no oroop'ne'
'a':n"lhes eas'e' aua mere acuse-H