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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-19

r EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur Wolco.t. Clara woieott, Nathan Scwsom,
Georve H. Gin, Price, Fcrris Il Co, Geo Rich
ardsoh, Elihu TnrEer, George II Cyossssap. Grin
nell 4 jenkins, Pegfam, PRynter Davis, Lippsp-
colt Hunter stott james Kt nj, Ssnt<c e. Co, WIN
GrHtdon n Co. Lind, BrotherA Go, Akbott Johns
d Coz
You are hereby notified that there is u die in
the osicc OF the Cicrr ~ tic District Court az Lee
county Iowa nj Fort Mna roB The tetition OF Eirur
Woicott, Executor of The ate OF Eihu woc0ff de-
ceased. claiming Of you, Arthur Woieatt, the sum
Thirteen Hundred and Tweptysx Dollars, with inter-
est on The same from Nay lsh 1883 q The 81
per cent. per Hnnum, ~ money Justly due prom
issorl npte for said which note raid sslAte
paid for said Arthur woic,tt: shd clAimin of you
sii the foreclosure II mortgage fiveB BY ssid Vol
eett, to secure sald note. fhr easieriy half lof
fonr ~ block twkntsniue IN The city VI keokuk Lee
county, lows.
Nov, unless Jon appear and plead thereto OF be-
fore noon Of The second day e the next May term
said court To be begun and holden NJ Fort Madison,
on the third Monday of May, 1869. = Judgment will
BIO rendered against yon-hY default Ter the amount
cfAHed isle rest I'D costs, and decree cutsixE CO.
barring and foreclosing All your rshs in AID 10 ib@
tauity of redemption OF said property. No personal
claim 10 made against uny Of you but Arthur oicei,
MeCRAHY 4 BRUCE.
feh24-dim Atty for PitE.
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r EGAH NOTICE.

Arthur Nolcott. Clara Wolnoit. Nathan Nswsom,
Geo II Gill, Price. Ferris to. Geo Kicks tdson,
Elih1 Turner, Gee III Crossman, GriHhei Il Jenkius,
regrnnl. PAINTER Davis Lipreneo,t Hunter Scott,
Jam es keHt, santes Comm Grsy don 4 La, Lind,
brother d Co, Albeit Johns Co:
You nre hereby notified that there is on ale In
The cfice Of the CLERK Of the Dstict Court Of Les
COUNTY Iowa al Fort sdiscR the petition VI kiixur
Woicott, claiming Of you, Arthur Woleott the sum Of
Seven Hundred and Seventy Dollars, with intereu
from June sthy 1864 at the rate Of per per
annnm payable annually. nj same rate money Just.
y due him from you, Arthur Neieott. on 4 pronis-
sorry motel Ard claiming against all ~ yen the iore-
closure of mortgage given ny The said
cure the payment OF Fnid note. the easlely half
lot in block 90, in the city VI Keokuk county Lee
and hthte OF Iowa.
Now, unless you appear md defend thcreto or be-
fore OF the second day OF the term Of said
court mencnr and 10 be holden the third Mon.
day ofMsy, 1869. AT Fort Madison, default will be
entered against you and Judgment rendered there
on for amount claimed interest and OF suit: also
adecree cutting Oh and torseiosipg ell yeut rights In
and the equity OF redemption Of the said property.
Ne personal claim Is made against any OF you ex-
eept said Arthur Woicott.
AeGRARY d BRUCE,
feb2l-dln Aty's for PITT.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

TO ames l.. Estes, William Mcdaniel. John Olive,
A. l.. pemipg and John T Antrim, his cesique trust,
Charles Mason. hove, Bryan, Adams 4 Co. and A. +.
Antrim:
You and each OF ron hereby notified that thercis
now on hie la the office OF the CLERK ~ this District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa. st Fort Madison, peti-
tion Of Solomon Sherer. claiming against you iadE.
nent ainst James l.. Estes for the enm OF thirteen
hundred dollars with Interest thereon since the 10th
OF February 1885, and decree for is payment before
delivery Of possession Of quarter section OF land,
described In petition - of
section 3 iu township 65 north Of range west, In
said county and Tor lien prior IN eject sKsist said
land to the exclusion of the mortgages thereon, and
for general relief upisss srE appear ~ the next term
or said cuuri and answer thereto In sixty days from
service hereof smid petition viii taken confess
ed and a default and the relief prayed for granted
thereon. FRANCIS SEMPLE.
iaEI3dim Att'y Ph'h.
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Chataneoxn.

Chattanooga is a young and flourish
ING city Of 5000 inhabitants, situated
on the South bank of the Tennessee
river, which stream is at this season
naslgable that far The place oc-
eapies position in the Southern nor.
ton of East Tennessee, near the Geor
ga line The surrounding eountry Is
elevated, and in some parts comm.na l.
an extended view, the Lookout Noun
lam scenery IN that locality being some
what noted. It is the depot for the
greater part of the produce Of the East
and Middle Tennessee, and is Also a :
manufacturing place. Its strapetic
prominence, aside from the elipib;l;ty
OF Its situation, consists in the fact IL
It's being the centre of several impor.
tan1 railroads communicating with 9th.
er portions of the secession States =
Chattanooga is distant from Nashville h,
ran lou miles, and from Memphis 3O1
mics. ltls connected with Knoxville
by the East Tennessee and Georo;.
Railroad, 10 miles long, and com.
munlcates with Atlanta, Savannah,
Charleston, &C., by the Western anj
Atlantic Railroad owned and controlled
~ =. the State Of Georgis. Thus the
facilities for the concentration md
movement Of troops and mnnit;on. -
war are exceedingly good at this point.
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II Information was received here
that lot OF secesh had stolen a num-
Der OF horses in Ad15r and Knox, and
were msking their way Southwark
Major Mckee, with eighty men, was
accordingly sent out on Saturday last
to capture them if possible. His force
was divided as follows: Forty under
Lieutenant Schee, of Capt. Miller's
company; twenty FIVE under Sergeant
stitts, OF Captain Winters COMPANY.
They went to Clarence where one pris.
oner was taken. They then proceeded
some four miles southeast, to the house
OF rebel named Chick, which was
searched, but the owner could not be
found, and all they received was . fe-
rocious tongue flashing from the LADY
OF the house, well rubbed in.
From there the purity went to the
house OF another rebel named Baker
where they took four prisoners, as fol-
lows: W. Il. Baker, Jas. H. Baker
Elias Grim, and - Baker: All of
whom had been in the secession army
Two revolvers, gun, and q flask Of
powder sewed up in a straw bed, were
also taken. From there they went to
the house of another rebel named Dan
lei Barton, who was in the Silver Creek
hight. They captured him and his gun.
1hey then went to the house Of a noted
secesh named Allen Phillips, in Mon
roe county, where they breakfasted and
led their horses at daylight. Mr.. Phil
lips being unwell, was unable to accom-
pany them, but gave bond for $4,000
for lis appearance in this city before
the Provost Martial, within two DAYS.
Two revolvers we're captured here. On
. q return they came by Woodville, in
tins county, where two persons were
captured, named VIM. T. Nunns and
=. 3. Enyart, both of whom were in
arms under Poindexter. Three other
persons were taken, who were not
brought in with the party, but paroled
Tor two days. The party returned to
town on Sunday afternoon, having
heard nothing Of the party Of sece.R
,hey were more especially sent after
Macon City Ono. } Gazette, y inst.
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3, arI6-,
NOTICE.

TO A J Mccracken, Executor Of the estate Of John
Courtwri9ht deceased, Moses Courtwrieht, eArah
ConrtwFiRht. w nIian CConrtwrigbt, Abnar Court
wright, Phoebe Weir and Samuel Weir, heirs at
law Of John Courtwright, deceased, Jonas Conk
ling:
You, and each OF you, hereby notified that there
is file in the once OF the Clerk OF the District
Court or Lee county, Iowa, at Fort Madison, pct-
ton OF Edward Cartwright, claiming Of you, A. }.
McCrAcksp, executor o. the estate OF John Court
wright, dseaAxad he Of Thirteen 1honsaud Five
Hundred Dollars, with Interest, M money due ON
. Mortgage made BY the sain John CourtwriRht 10
Edward Conrtw right dated January 10Th, 1859, al
so claiming against each OF yen the foreclosure ~
said Mortgage, the came betng upon land described
therein lying and being In Lee county, Iowa. for the
purchase money; and furh ssking for sAIa ofesid
premises and general relief. And unless you appear
and answer said petition on or belsre noon Of the
second day OF the next term OF aid Court, TO
mcnce n Fart Madison ON the ID Monday OF Nay.A.
d. 1859, default viii be entcred against yon, and
Judgment rendered thereon = pIaysd for ir mid petit
.,5I!. NOBLE = STRONG.
marlS-A Atty for PlatntiK.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To james w. Pipkin, Augustus Cook, John Early,
G. g. Strong, Day Bro.
You, and each Of you, hereby notified hHt ihefs
is ta IN the Ice of lhe CLERK Tho niesriet
Court Of Lee County. Iowa Fort Madison petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming you, James W. Pipkip,
the OF seventy hve dollars with per cent in
terest per pay able Annnlly money due
Mortgase made BY you 10 Charles Massn, and since
assigned TO said Hiram Eai ney. dated December 18th,
1663, also claiming aEanst each you the foreclosure
Of said Mortgage, the same being npon Lot No. MAE
(s) In block No. one huuired and foryf0ur tis4) In
The city OF keokuk Lee County, Iowa. for the purchase
aud general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition
before OF the second day Of The nvxA or
said Court, to commence al Fort Madison the 1rd
Monday Nay, A. ID. 1862, default slii be entered
against you and judgment rcrtesed Thereon prayed
for insaid petition
NOBLE Il STRONG,
feb25-dlm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

To Robert Wtlson.--Sr:--You are hereby notified
that there now on file In the Office OF the CLERK nj
the District Court OF Lee Ccupty, Iowa, 81 Fort Mad-
con petition OF Elizabeth Wilson. claiming of you
a divorce from the bonds OF me- trimony now existing
between yan and her, fer the guardianship of her
child born or said for her Of suit and
for general relief The asermeDts or said petition
are inhnman treatment and wilfuf dessrtioH.-
Uness you sppesr and answer sad petition on or he
fore the second lay Of the nextterm OF ssd Court,
TO be begun and held ut Fort Madison aforesaid,
the third Monday in May next default and decree
sEMPLK FINLy,
iapEdIm Ati,sfo for Plaintiff.
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SALE,

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CossTy--n.
ny yrtaa Of su execution 10 me directed Issued ny
the Clerk Of fhc District Court of said county favor
u William Coleman snd against Curtis r. Conn sud
u. Is. Smith, lhase levied EYou and sell to the
highest bidder al HE front door Of the Clerks Office
q the District Court OF bee county Iowa nj keotuk,
In said county. on the 18th day u March, A. d. leGQ
between Che heufs Of a. esciccktn md O'clock p.
m. Of said day, commencing sl O'Clock n, The fol-
Loving proper ny hewitt Lea In block a. lot In
block 81 let's and nbook iD7, lots and IN block
3i except 40 ieei on ID street by 70 feet deep of the
end Of said lot, iats and in block c. lot4
In hteek IS, iet ta block all in tho city of Keo
kuk Also part ~ the northwest quarter vi section
twelve i12) township 65 north. range west begin
ming Mt the souh~ est the northwest quarter
VI said seetion Running thence epft The line dividing
the rtheAst uuBrter and HE seutlwest euarter OF
said section 80 rods n the center Of the laid out
and proposed Grand Avenue from keokul to Mont
r.se. the, north along the or raid Avenue
% thence west ~ rods sstd limo thence
sieng said west line 20 rods TO the begin ming;
tanning in sli ten acres.
Tnken and levied upon sthe property Of d d. Smith
TO satisfy szid writ of execution.
s n. g. HEDGES,
feb6-dim Sherif Lee county.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To MatteB Demen Smith. You are hereby notified
that there j. ale In the Office oil the Clerk Of
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, ut Fort
you u divorce FROM the bonds OF m#tFiHseRy
isting you and her and for the guardianship
Of her children by yo aud for her and for gen
eral relief. on the ground OF wlful desertion ~
uniess yun appear aud answer said petition on or
before noen Of lie second day ftbe next term Of
xAidG nllrt to be beid at Fort Madison aforesaid
the third Monday In Aaynext, default and decree As
prayed for viii be entered against you Order ofpab-
LEGATION has been made 4th OF January
SEMPLEk FfELY,
ian17dIm Att'ys for Plaintiff
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r EGAL NOTICE.
70 John Early, Ausas.a. Cock, c. G. Strong, Day

and Bro.
Yeu, and each e you, hereby notified that there
IL file in the Office OF the CLERK OF tie District
Court County, Iowa, nj Fort Madison. petition
OF Hiram bsrbey eiaHnf ~ yun John riy. the
of hundred add nty dollars. with ten per cent.
fnteress per annun. payable annually, ~ money due
Mortgage made by to ChartesA ss0n and since
assigned sstd Hiram Barney dated Sept Goth 1854
also cl shining aDst ~9ch Of you the foreclosure OF
said Msugsgs .he same being upon Lot No seveR
t75 in block hundred and fbrty eight 1877 in the
city 81 keskuk. Lee County, Iowa. for the nrchssF
money. aud further sskiha for safe OF said premises
and general relief.
And unless YOU apear and answer said petition
before noon OF the second day II the nextterm OF
said Court, to commence al Fort Madison The 3rd
Aoudsy Of May, A. ID. fe62 \ default win be entered
against you, and udEmf nd thereon PRAY
for In sid petition.
NOBLE STRONG.
fehgJ.-dim Attorney for Plaintiff.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur wolesst, Clara d Wolcutt Nathan Eewaoul,
Geo II 521f. Price, Ferris + Co, Geo G Kichasdson,
ElihnAfurncr, Geo -ge II Crossman, Grinnell X Jen-
kins, pegrsm p.snter 4 Davis, Lippeneot.. Hunter
Co, Lind, Brother Co. Abbott, johns 4 CO :ssA
You arc hereby notified that there IL on nle In
the office OF the Clerk Of the District Court u Ice
county, Iowa. st Fort MAdiscn, the petition OF Esur
Nolcot, claiming Of you, Arthur Wolcoti the Of
Sixteen Hundred and Eighty Dollars, with interest ~
the rAte OF ten per cent per annum, payable annnal
~ 1t rate from he 4th Of July 1851, money
Justly due him from said Arthur Wofcots, proms
sorry note; and claiming against All oT you the fore-
closure OF mortgage given BY said Woicoh, 70 re
cure the payment OK said notc the equal half
Of lot two In Block twentysix of the noriheriy side
Of said lot being the half the lot that s next 70
lot three In said block in the city Keoknk Lee coun-
ty, Iowa. 5SsS
Now, unless you appear and defend thereto on or
hefOre Of che second dal Of the next May term
Of said court 70 be b4euR end holden the Sd Mon
day OF May, a. D. 1862, At Fort Madison, dofedlt
with be taken against you and Judgment thereon fer
amount claimed and interest thereon cost " snft
seo deerse cutting on and fores iosin ill your rhts
10 and 10 the equity OF redemption Of said property.
No personal claim 10 made against any OF you except
said Arthur Wolcott. aA
MccRARY BRUCE,
feb4-dim N@ Att'ys for Pi'tr.
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THE GATE CITY.


TINE RATTLEs
Ell. y. coLTnrS.
We halted from our weary march
vpon the rock-strewp way
We st~rt upon our trnssy Arms,
Waiting for psep ~ day.
We heard the mornias rsvSii,e.
Best from the rebel dram:
We all rose up IRON our eoucAss A.ra
And armed for the asht 10 cone.
hfvArd, march ~ cans oar issdsr boId,
1Ne'n SION be In ths fsar;
For ere yon san sinks in the west,
Wen win glorious DAY."
We spread across the sanken bridge,
Into the rebel town
oar AIMS flashed In the nsrniar lieh,
astfe an sngry wsr-godss frown
Boom ! boom like the rambling .hund.r,
Their cannon shots we bear
Not one hlanched cheek or qsjvcrtne lin;
Ne. nota sign Of feart
We rushed upon the enemy,
Quick ~ the lightning lash,
With sabres swinging In the air.
And deadly rife craah.
They could not stand onr rockies. charge
But broke away and ned;
e piled our deafh-slots thick aad faa
: and piled ths ground with dead.
We followed them for weary miles,
Ger alii. and dale, aud stream;
We saw their headiong, furious rout,
And heard their dying scream
Al night, We slept on the chilly ground.
despite the mist and dew
HIiie flames leapet M from burn Ing homes
With fierce and blood red hue.
geo rest eur brave Companions
Who fsii-hut not In vain
Fighting fer the star .Eemmed nag.
AMID the ieaden rain
May aaEsls guard their ionssone graves.
And eorses bstds-riven
ohi may We meet them once assin.
Md the blue vaults OF Heaven,
IN =. Mercury
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TRITTIN'S IMPROVED PATENT
i PORTABLE
e q AL OIL LA MPS.
uvrflnTyr rsurNrwvc

Patented Decem Der al, 1881.
This Lamp will be found valuable ion 10
housek eerers, 10th in the city aud country for rich
and poor, kitehen and chamber lamp. Tue burn
CT contains nonconducior Of heat, which makes Il
safe TO attach to metallic lamp, while other burn
In can be used with safety metallic Pc
lis great OF consumption ends
1t 10 the attention of houek eepers tel props
railroad conducts for lanterns and for lighting pas
scnGer cars IL will burn without sensible dinipu-
ton of lame cng there Is any oil in the lamp.
Prices suit the times.
III = For sale by Jonx TERSAx, dealer In Coal and
Carbon Oils Lamp Shades and Lamp Goods Rsnsral-
~, No Estes Honse, Main-st., Ke.kak. lows.
q msrfi-dim
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Cash Assets Jan. list 1852. %, 1888 l4o
Losses paid in 40 years, over et O00 600
The great pub icseryice, prom ptness and reliability
Of this cistred Company recommend II 10 MI whe
orrlGE-ss1'to E.p,e', once On sssons street
KsoKux Jan Is, 1862 dam
inca. s.5
l. Wehave in store rs chests ofall grades-pur.
chased before the late advance
Medssireto sell, Andask persona wanting to look
at stock. Our prices win be found ~ Low those
We have Afev chests Of choice Imperial for Family
use. Isepadl KELLOGG + RIRGE-
STARCH.
100 boxes "Brhenbrecber'sr Pearl starch On con-
"tnn'D' ana '0' CT cnSs s Z ' %a MCLEAN,
jsns-d los Msin-si.
,oFFEE.
50 y fair for sale at low viauR m ron
CASH BY CoNNABLE 4 sMYTH.
deoi3d 81 and 81 Leyee.
n0 DENMARK CHEESE,
For sale by SAMUEL POLLOCK
matIs-d
TOBACCO.
$50 boxes and eaddiesvariens brands. icr.sle y
decnd KkLLoGG& BiRGE.
CRANBERRIEs.
novsa KKLLoGG 4 BIRGE.
r AM BOOKS,
IL Story on Promissory Notes,
Kcntis Commentaries,
r. sc erv re RI n.
OGDEN, BRowKKLL q CO.'S
Cry Book sroRx,
sepld 5zMau street.
BATTING.
a5oo lbs, direo,from Boston, for sale very iexby
SUGAR.
ls hhds. Choice n. o. Sugar;
SO bbIs. Crushed. Powdered and Losf Sugars
II ''0's ana ''' '''' z ossaBrEA smYrH,
decl3d 81 and - Leves.
NEW clTRoN,
New Layer Ha''l'', curr.n.. and
For sole by ROBERTSON q MauEEN.
dsc25d 81 Asin-st.
OYSTERS.
Down to 80 cents Tor Msltby's Large asd Select
Baltimore. KELLOGG BIRGE.
mAr1.d
EDYsTERs! oYsTERs!l
Justrees,vedl case Of Msliory's Baltimore Oysters
.. a :.t;s, ROBERTSON = MCQUEEN
SALT.
1ooossAssss Kaa..ha; --44--.zzz
r $40 - Lake;
50 bags Dairy; in store and for sale low for cash
deelsd coNNABLE& shYTH.
CMOKING TOBACCO.
100 b.rrsl..nd half barrels Of various Grades. -,
| sale by KELLOGG HIBGE.
fnUINCY FLOUR. H.
~ For salssy RoBERTsoS MCQUEEN.
PICKLES.
s.s sssaa's''' for ale TX so X SauErs
lUGARs, TEAS AND COFFEEs
NJ Yorsale iou,b BY
LIRE CRACKERS.
% hoxes for salsby
aec1ld KELLOGG BTRGE,
IRRSH OYSTERS,
| forsaleby ROBERTSON 4 MCQUEEN
DREETON Il MERRILL'S YEAST
- POWDER for sale by
n0v6d KELLOGG ABIRGk.
NEW BOOKS. q
This Shadow In tbs Houss, by John Saunders,
book for the times, At
BRoWAELLrS hook ssore,
tsb7-d Cor. h'sin and Fourth stl
WANTED.
I Mf6SOUk1 Monty ,fcurrent and uncurreut); also
Illinois and wisconsin. Their vaus In cAtA Wall h
aid for same u 81 and 50 Ievee. by
decl1d CONNABLE 4 SMITH,
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

iApIsd1m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20

default OF ban wa committed Detective Wilson sub
ssauenty under instructions OF rputy Superintendent
Carpenter, removed his TRUNKS c0ata ming principally
ladies' apparel and oil the furniture ~ MS omcs' 70
headquarters.
Yesterday morning the black mail operator was brought
before Justice Kelly. respectable down town lawyer
Conins letters, and, suspectng something wrong naa
satisfied himself that his suspicious were well founded
the police found carpet bag full OF the black mail
letters addressed TO gentlemen OF the first responsibility
up town. and about i've hundred dollars worth OF eogant
female wearing apparel II is said that he has been car
yyng the game for some time and has operated both
In Washington and New Orleans The magistrate locked
him up, in default OF 81 900 bail, In the ombs.
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Canadian flour in moderate demand, and prices
steady at quotations, with sales OF 900 obs
Southern -four in better request in part for ship
ment 70 the West Indies, OF 1900 bbs. a. our
quotations. Rye -four nrmsr, while the sales en
bracst 400 bbls At figures Corn meal was firm and
in good request with sales Of 100 bbls nj the abc7e
quotations. Wheat oniet and prices were IN
changed The selections limited and the last GEO.
bushels ct 81 Is for prime winter red Western 81 O5
Milwaukee club delivered, and do. in store ~ 81 ",
and $50. 81 for Chicago spring Corn was without III
bushels a Sic for inferior old in STORE $780, Tor
good mixed in store and delivered: new at Soc. 5lo,
sale OF North river-500 bushssai BOO Barley in
better request and sales OF 5000 bushels Canada East
oats we're steady with sales Canada and western at
4214c. 44c., and Of State a:44!lo a4Sc.
CoyfRThe sale OF cargo OF sC0 bags Rio was ads
at d. e, snd'10O do Jamac. At p. I.
Cor-oK--The market drrosr, while the sales en-
brace Lsbout 600 bales closing on The basis Of 81
Fnxlsnrs-To Liverpool, 5000 ssls. -four were en-
gagged at S., and 1900 &c. at b. 3d. 5000 bushels
wheat nj 1od. 10hd. IN bak and in ships bags; 100
ercss lard Cts. 3D. III boxss bacon at BIS. Cd. 10
London as0o bbls -four at 81. sraa vessel tesn
up o,Cork and orde at es Cd. pes quarter Rates 80
iiav-s steady and unchanged
HAY was steady, with sales OF North river at sec. a
soc ss shipping and at so, r Gy s as: o.
bales a. lac. 19c, and a2ec for choice Old Of 1860
were nominal.
ported at zoe. cash, usual Sc lsetious.
lIDLAssEs.-Ths market was steady At about 2sc. q
CSC. for Cubas and at 3s- 2G FOR good Porto Rico.
NAVAL STORES unsettled: small sales OF spirits
reported at 81 40 A. 0sher descfiptior7Ssre
nominal.
Pgoylsroys.-Pork-TIe msrks.Yyas unchanged Hhiis
TIE embraced about 500 bbs S7s for asss,
s. GA s. Is for prime $40 % for thin mess and $40
fcr lew Beef IN fair demand, while priea were
irregular. Tho sales footed about $50 bbls e. f1
s32 Tor plain mess aid sl2 SIS so for extra 20 b.
con was inactivea saa OF 20 boxes was reportsd at
1c for short clear city. Cnt meats were hesvy, with
sales Of 300 packages a. axe for shoulders 4hc
al.c. for hams, and so hhds smoked hams, city cut
at Sc. Lard was firm and in demand with salssof leo
rackaCes at &c. aeNc. Butter selling Al 16c.
lie. state, and 13c atc. for prime oho~ Cheese
was plenty and unchanged.
| sroxs-Snlas OF putnsgs were large, and embraced
about 10 900 lbs and 1890 bags of psppss, bolh on
private terms.
sroARs-Ths uarksi was active, and foo.sd Up about
900 hhds., included in which were about Doc
Porto Rico, ct 7Tc. S5Sc.-the latter figure for
choice and tho reDsader consisted Of Cubas at &c.
7tlc for fair 70 prime refining grades, and &c &c
good to prns grocery grades, and 45 toxas At &c.
wHIsKEr.-Ssle, OF TOO bbls. made at 26c. q
20isc. for state and western.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsHEsThe market wac steady, with sales Of 80 bbls.
pots at IS rs IS SIX. while pearls quiet ats6
BREADsrUFFs -Flour-Ths market was rather frmer'
with more activity, while receipts moderate.
TIE sales embraced about 10000 bbls., closing wthn
tba FoJov ipo RANGE m nrfcAS.-.