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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

The simple truth disperses all these
night visions OF our co,emposary al the
Capital. and the splendid ia brio Of his
'4plots and oounterplots" dissolves in
moonshine.
Governor Kirkwood, like most Of the
people Of iowa and Of the Union, has 80
high an appreciation Of the services and
the ability Of Senator Grimes and Of his
power for usefulness to the Ssate and the
nation IN the present crisis, that he is
anxious that he shall consent to be a can
did~te for reelection, and will give him
. most cordial and earnest support Aad
the loyal peoph Of Iowa are not likely 10
yield their claim on Mr., Grimes, nor con-
sent under any circumstances that the
place now occupied by one amongst the
very ablest and most influential Senators
Of the nation shall be filled by new and
untried Senator. -
That's all there is. of that matter. and
our cdtcmporary may just as we'll set his
wits at work in divining some other plot,
snd not put his trust in these visionary
"Paoss and cosuterploss," which be is
now exhibiting for the delectation Of bis
Coppsrhsad customers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

The editor Of The Des Moinss Times. in
. lengthy leader, discourses, with the
wisdom OF an owl, and the eloquence of .
magpie, upon "plots and counterpiots"
between Governor Krkwood and Senator
Crimes IN regard 20 the Senatorship. The
wise bird who presides over the Times
has teen peering into the darkness, and
discovered that sll political and personal
movements of the great men and the little
men of our State for two years past have
been regulated with an eye single to the
Sens saorsbip. According to his night Wis,
lone . optics, the war in support of the
Gov eminent is directed by the Depart.
ment with view to this Senatorial con-
test the Union Leagues have been formed
and are kept up only to this interest; Mr..
Cole and Mr.. Sells are put on the track
for the Gubernatorial ofico-which is
nothing in itself--only as a mere make
weight to the Sena.orship. This is bu,
he outline OF an infinite deal OF balier.
dash to the same purport.
II is great pity thu, SO much political
ssgacity, and such keenness OF y,yus' or.
gam, should be exercises 10 SO little pur
pose sed that, after all. the astute edi,o,
is in the condition oi the fellow we read
about
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

.lsCuRIous CoIscrDxNoE.--The Canton
(O.) Repository says: ar
Our readers will remember that IN 186o
2 man BY the name Of Gro+issn was in
dicted 10 this county for murder ~ tho
second degree, and found guilty. Of man.
slaughter, and sentenced to the peu;te..
onsry. =. ~ Judge Church, for one wear
Inc PROOF vas, that he threw d, stone, 40 !.
parent'y Without any expectation or
'enuon @ killing tho man with whom he
~a. nas'ng trosble, but which did his him
ON . 'ne neea asd oesasiossd his death =
!. Ais.i ~. sarvasg oas Ais ssptssoe in shepsn-
1.ea,' latha 1k; g sssssasd md snlissed IN the
.sa' 0.A me voluntesrs, and Was detailed
20 getinss . difRculsy viii 40 -. -. -
ster, who. during the quarrel. ~. J.
stone q 0roejsan, his him on the hssd
saa killed hin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

We publish the following brief epistle
Oecauss We apprecipts it, and the favor
able opinion Of our patriotic and brave
volunteers expressed therein. II has
been our one regret oil the days and
months since this war began that We
could not have hand in it along with
the brave volunteers of our State. And
IL mas been our constant effort TO do what
We could in our position to uphold the
government, to honor the gallant deeds of
our patriot soldiery, and to do battle
against their sire iu the rear, enemies
at home. To have merited the approval
OF partial friends IN the army for the spir-
u IN which we have performed our duty,
IS ma'tsr Of Qualification and pride to us:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

DentCo. Mo, April, IA, 1868. (
J. b. HOW'LL. ESQ. You will find
twelve dollars (sl2) ilclosed, for which
please send one cop, ol the Daily Gate
City to each OF Mcsses Nos 1.3, S and
q, Company A. LIST lows Cavalry, to Rol. !.
Ia, Mo.
Our held for future operations is so
uncertain, or we would send for . longer
time. The Gate City and Missouri Dem
ocrat are always welcome visitor. In our
camp. both Of which We receive as reeu-
lar as circunstancss viii permit. You
can rest assured that your labors ia the
defense of the cause for whica We are
eonIendiug - appreciated BY the men,
bers Of Company A. Your consistent
course, fearless and outrpoken manner O:
exposing schemes and acts of traitors at
home, leaves US no cause for alarm from
them, but gives encouragement to press
forward to meet the more honorable ene-
my In front. who hoist their standard md
stand BY II upon the battlefield, in which
there is something noble in comparison
with the skulkiDg enemy in our rear who
seek and enjoy the protection Of a gov
eminent which they. Judas like, are en-
deavoring to overthrow.
Very respectfully yours,
A. @. McQuKEs,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24
Capt Co. A, lst Iowa Cav.
ExEoUTIvK CsF.cE, Iowa,
Iowa City. AnriI LII l2fa

AoWs Nityp aPrh III, 1908 !
MTssRs. PARTRIDGE l. Co., ST Louis:
Gensiemen:-I send you sanitary circu-
lar, recently issued from this Office, in
which you will see, in closing paragraph,
directions for Shipping sanitary goods.
these directions were given us by Mrs.
Wlitenmyer, who was here at the time.
Some Of the STEAMBOATS, on s.xes-re-
fuse to take such goods, because, as lhey
say, you refuse to pay the freight. VIII
you inform me If such 10 the fact, and
and what the difficulty is. Mrs. Witten-
m5er supposed her arrangements com.
plete.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

! e How THE CHrcAoo EIEcrror WA
CAaslxD.--Mayor Sherman i, reported to
have released all Of the inmates Of the
City Bridewell that would promise to vote
Tor him q ths election on Tuesday.
4 The Aayor evidently ,kasx xhsre to 70
TO- 1ook for the class of men that would
support hin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

~ The steamer Kate Casssl. Capt.
D. W. Davis, is the morning packet for
Davenport and Rock Island, and iuterme-
date points. Leaves Fort Madison on
the arrival Of the cars from Keokuk. DIFF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24
INSURE w,

INSURE We would call tie attention
Of our readers TO the advertisement Of the
Home Insurance Co. Of New York. Of
which H. u. Ten Eyck, OF Ibis city, Is
Agent. This is ono u the oIdest and
most reliable Co.'S in the country, and
our citizens who wish 70 insure can nd
no better company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

HKAvr.--The steamer Flying Eagle
arrived At Eddyvills yesterday from Des
Moinss. She brought down fifteen tuss
height. Her utmos, capacity is fpenty
tuns. She is nov lying at Eddyvills for
repairs. This is the frst boa, that has
been On the Des Moines this season. A
good beginning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24
AHOUr yonN SMITH.

saS hin but = moms.s.
The hasdsoms, sliu roam . fellow;
Just from the Young An erica.
And fssling ven mellow.
Iasv him b.. moment.
Bat ncahnks see him now;
A sAswl was on HE shoulders,
Aod q mad-spot on his brow
Tho mud was from the sidewalk,
Where he had tambled nst
There was todd v IN his motions,
And brick was In his hat.
He was navisstinx hait street,
In very eroosed trAck,
with the Democratic variety
te 'rsh fer Ls-thie} Nae ~
Thss. sntnins, f~ sdarssssd me-
Miss Jessie maszay-
Yer lDshie)-esLtsmeiy-~
tHtci ibeauriful-t'day."
le's him 70 The quiet
Enjcyment Of bis spree.
And sought TO soothe my feelings
BY trading With DuRrTx.
Rui next day--fancy, sisters,
r,t,h
'Ak' S'o" paw
boy bfoakht tbk episue
Mus ksxt< faggrsss so~
~ AseS W nss 1sH
u, ~,,~.d IA yr.~. a.tt2,
Boly saint. and .,vaI.
DeIehu Us efsfmerFl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

esy Pesspsnsa. =
Owing to the large proportion Of the
members Of the Iowa State Medical soci
ETY. being absent from the State in the
government service, It's deemed best, af
ter consultation with number Of the
members, to postpone the annual meeting q
until the Second Tuesday in Juss, 1864
H. T. CLEAvER, prsst.
Keokuk, A pril 23, 1868. D IN
Papers throughout the State please
copy.1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

Mr. Dinner has kindly donated the to.
hl proceeds Of Ice Crcam on Saturday to
the Ladies' Union. An abundant snn.
ply will be on hand, 70 that evsry ons csn
enjoy : feast, y we'll q contribass 70 tie
charitable fund Of fthis benevolent society,".
The ladies viii be present to reosivs fupds.
Every person should bs on hand. As Va
~ = voters, ''go early. and 60 oltsss'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

ksod Girl CON hnd werk By apply II the sesIdsnce
of. W. psispIsin, on the corner es 18th Ana High
strsets. Good rsfesences required.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

- Those hoop skirts have arrived at
Billings Store corner OF Main and Fifth
streets, will be sold cheap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

@ Yesterday afternoon there was
quite an excitement among the citizens
and sold's,s Of our city, caused BY the re-
port that raft, loaded with lumber, GO
ing down shs river, was manned by secrsl
and that they waved the rebel aag and
hurraled for JEFF. Davis when opposite
our city. A guard was Immediately sen,
TO the river for the purpose OF going Of.
ter the rebel raft and bringing it back,
when IL was ascertained that il was VA q
hoax. The soldiers returned badly dis
appointed that they did not have an op.
portunity Of sinking the rafts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24
I EGAL NOTICE.

Il LIZ n - No1 me-
To Hiram Parish, w Perd. Il. H. Ford NARY W
Newton, Henry Newton
foaana each q on, are hereby notiAed y there
nov on hie la the once OF the Clerk the Ustrtct
court OF Lee County Iowa at keokuk. In said esan.
Y, petition OF James w Crime claiming OF VOC
Hnm Parish, Two Thsssaud Dollars ~ neaey doe
Oh certain contact made and entered into By said
Htrsm Pnrsh and James W Grimes and one Hsnry
starr said petition also claims AGAINST ali Of you
hs nfeeosare 81 ncn en- certain Rss ksiste IN Lee
county iowa, securing said claim against said Parish
Hno unless you appear and said petition be-
iore noon OF the second day OF the next September
ter N o. sAh District Court Of Lee county low 70
se hsld ktoknk judgmsst will be rendered Against
You - prayed for by defzuit. u
RANKIN McCRARY
tpz4-a4w Attorneys for PIaintig.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24
Ntm A0pertlstlusnts.
MSURAKCE EDNp/NY,
OF NEW Y~nK.

VI NEW II W8k
cAsm CArIfAL-...-. .......-....... eI no coo 90
Ase o. ho, nse January ieSs l,7So<so o.
A' Aan1, -, ..... .~....s...... 7b6l9 o.
Cash Balance Id bant.. .stsl,saf %
Is nds aud Nortgagss, nrst
Hen Real Estate, ...... 1AS7xa "a
Loans Oh stocGs. payable on y Il
demand, ................ 22e s24 On 81.
Up'tsd STATES Stocks. msskse
vAlues s...- -. .e0T 80
Stale cad Municipal Stoctp
and Bosds,! ..s.........., 7Aa0O %
Bank stncks. tnsrAsG vnine) lOi 400 o. }s ss.a
keAl kotate.- .,.. 81. iuo 70
IptoreSt aus N lss Jan U3 1851 "a
BalADcs 10 hsuds Sf AAsnts. a. l67 o.
Bills receivable, (for Promi- IN lfs
ums ON INLAND kisks, kc.l 2Ib,s ~
Government Stanps On hand s2op q
Other Properly, AiscellAns
Gus bsz.a, ~. ...ss. i57s7H
Premiums due on Policies IL
aasa aassnss.s........sa... = asSs ~
Inland Ealvasss, dc.,....... IAs,0 %
foeAk kr..,.. ----~-el. .7le ,4oS =
Il CHAs. y sHART1x, PsssIse.s. - a ],
A. z. WILLAARf0, yiee.Ffssj6aaI
JOHN Ac0xk, nsrrstaxy.
1.A Tn1es1Yo, AgsaE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24
Il q "a r q 4 n & .
MRS REDGRAvE
FOR RENT.

ls prepared TO oecom modste q few Bosrders al her
residence On Fourth, between Main and Rlsndssii
sreeS. ap23d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

EF Ladies and geatlemss of Ksokuk, !,
you are respectfully invited 10 attend the
Quilting at McCune's Hall this evening.
at 7 o'clock.
Ladies are requested to come provided
with thimbles and seissors. Gen,ien,ep
are expected to thread needles, and make
themselves useful and agreeable general.
Let everybody 90, for this will no doub,
be one OF the pleasantest gatherings We
have bad since "Asil lang syne," when
cuttings were fashionable. aud We play.
ed "Bllnd Mas Buff" !" after the quill,
was out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

ne iarse and sommodeas house, Known ss the
PssllioD'', Cone .tt street between Second ard
Third taquse OF Rankin 4 McCrary, corner Main
and 2d street,. sno1-a,f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

THE DosArIoS.--Last evening the
lecture room Of the Chatham Square
Church was f!iel to overflowiny with
young and old, and every one appeared TO
be enjoying themselves hugely" There
was ice cream, oysters and refreshments
of oil kinds in abundance and the tables
were bountifully spread and very liberal
ly patronized. The ice cream and can
dies disappeared rapidly. but it appears
that the ladies had expected this and we're
prepared for the assault, for ., fast as i,
was sold more was brought in until oil
were supplied. There WINS also an excel-
lent musical entertainment in the audi
ence room above, SO that the evening
passed away very pleasantly to all. To.
wards the close there was several beauti.
fully frosted cakes sold at auction which
brought . very fair price. We under
stand that the total receipts Of the even
Ing amounted to nearly one hundred dol
lars, not including several private dona
tions Of money and provisions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

The results 81 when have not heretofor, bsen ,.usd
by special fr the nr. time. Is pub
isasd Oh thts map including ths Population OF ali lie
eonntcs and ptipcipsi ptsess In the two hemispher
icAl naps ere shown ahs vOlcsptc rsx,ons IN tie
sss sna y ss: .nc w position o.
lion Of the winds atsea The Geological Maa o. tne
tinted STATES y the work OF tho AIsneuished geoio-
g,st, Professor Hitchcock, Amheset College. Itex.
bts BY shades and ebiors the cosl beds and OF her
fosmstlens - far Asthes are known.
The BAanicaf Map OF the United States IN the work
ofths celebrated Tvsh Green rrssidsns of
College, ta. ~ shows BY poloFs aud u glance ,hs
staple producrion ef any part Of the cou,iry The
limits oil cettn and sagar aud The cereal rpgioss
are shown ~ glance while thc localities oil lhe great
staple fraiss distinctly Indicated In tho msp OF
plants ana ses hs has given tAs most important
the interesting spectes ofonr American Flora. The
Zooiogiea Map will be frequently resorted 10 by ali
students Of phy:icai geography. The farmer ~ III
espectAiiy urtigh IN IT, IL showa the EeuSrp phicai
rasgs OF al American animals aud birds irving lhsir
homes and .auuts. The Ayetognphic aud Thermal
Map ofthc United states Is the joint work Of Lodn
hiodges compiler OF she Army meteorological Register
and Professor Conn VI Lafayette College, Pa II 10
true syuoptscsl of ths cmates and ology Of
ih whole conatry, and shows by shaatnss, and at
glance, III Inches, the annual fall OF rain all over
the United stAiss. II also shyws the average near
tempefAtare throughout the country, samaier and
~snter tbs mean direction OF the Winds, vet and
sad sionK the coASss the usual the carssnts
Among the cuts ,tsbiep md dlsgrama la the edge o:
the msp, 10 synchrcncus dial winch Ut the moment
whsa the haeulssoF tho Nsttooai Capital ssrtkus
tweve shows ,he time at each of The or pal cities
In the Ua9sd States between the Assntic and paeinc
0se.os Ihs kivsrs snd Aopalssss q ,Ae Uaiss4
S.stes in their rsiaive length hshtthe slesau
by cfoss ssstisns In pronisos the e0nsinsns abovs
and he depsseetvN Qf he hutOm Of the ueean bslow
the sea iessi Thee oroE'apsic vls~s are derived
iFaa the deep SO seundn9s iasugneated In the
BY MsurS, and from other auTkoutio sources In
short ths WAshtnston Map nbOnods win inslruc ,ou
OF IL usss sAms Soaysys ~ tdss Il i 10 II.
dispensAhle appendage 10 the school, 10 NE on 40
The pt0sessoes msn, In the library 81 the an u lei
ers h tas haits % ths g,eA, 2sd % Ne was Of II,
farmcfss dwsins, H win be u osuamsniai e usAfui
~ ths pre.spt condition OF tho cOuntfy the nsoosss
of rsstorng 70 this map 10 nrgsnt that u u bsisyss
no family ef educated people voaid choose 10 hs win
/ eu&ih D. p94Assr & e.,
fetc. 1sAAneAD. AasaA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

keep constantly on hand and for sale at the lowesl
pness 70 cash customers and prompt nen large and
we'll sslec cd stock Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

AIn passing Mr.. Raplec's Bakery,
on Fourth street, Thursday, stteniioa was
attracted by some cakes. which, upon in
qairy, were ascertained to have been made
for Rev. Mr.. Dennetts Donation Party
that cameof last evening. M. RS long
experience in the Bakery business in this
city, Tgudsn his establishment indispeh.
sable; and when any ything nice 10 TO b.
prepared, his shop has to do Il. There
u no person who has been more attentive
to any kind Of business than Mr.. Raplee,
- be has been engaged in this business
for about fifteen years. He we'll deserves
. good business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
Communicated /,
a SwIFT-FISGERED SISTER OP CHARITY" "

A SwIFT-FISGERRD SISTER OP CHARITY. ="
Sewing as been and stu ges, resource for woman In her
hour Of need The Introduction Of tho sewing machine has
beggaTed many hand With it, rbe tIeless, iron
hngeI making hundreds Of stitches minute che cannot
pete well might the courr match hs feet against the tel
eusph. The poor still have with and charity
should be suited 10 the They should be provided with
.ew machines In the language Of the Rev. Henry Ward
B.echer 70 Messrs Wheeler and Wilson:
Your admire needle s the only easiTess that
ehes e1tortion4,e They cannot cheat H. .aIge
nor deprive sleep tire Il ont, make - hands
weary Its that INST for the most unwesred
and svacioUs manufacturer A. lac, an thankful that there
machine women that cauno be oppressed nor Kept IA su
ieIug
the approaching ofesyes, when the abundance
Of the ch and the Of the poor most shkingy
ts.,sd u.s. possible, send TO the homes Of vf
tuous struggling poverty this swift sister Of charity"
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urmvopK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY DECEMBER Is, 1863

n, nh.n,ed Oats are IN good demand and arc iirmer.
owing absence Of receipts o. moment 'a s,a a, Co.,
and Western Il 0d9c Rye ~ quiet Tor inc wan. 0, 49,
md prices aye nominal Corn IL in good request ana Is c
6r,ner u ing the absence Of arrivals OF moment anu
toek; sa,s OF o. 600 bnsh Western Miycd IA s'9e,
Al 81 ~ ~ a bush Prices have advanced IN DUMMY"
~ 90 a. but seady at 2oaz3c. Comment 23
10, f,ir rs 26e. for good 2eq28c for prime and .ya
s Oa S0 oeS ss ., ai.y, sIa dull and heavy
HAY i in limited demand owing to the mild and wet
weather wch business yet prices are steady 'e' Oh
2tO bales at ~ rs v 100 10. Ia
MOLASSEs-A rather better inquiry has pley s IA ron
aud holsf hner We hear OF sass OF ~ oo, ,oac
and 100 do Barbado. at ssa62c. ,.,
PROvlSiONs-The market for Pork s somewhs, ,rfesuS
and New is and closes dull While Old Mess ana
Prime wanted and hoders are very urn ~ their ~ a., s
nsnd and prices are better; sales OF $40 bbr sl2 500
ia Plain Mess and $lt 10 for Extra 40, is,T
Beef IL aud moderately active; sales OF V tcs nun
Mes So Beef Hams are qiet, yet steady al Pe'yu
prices Gu, Meat, steady and IN mod, request sa
pkes at ,i17ic for shoulders, and ot dotc loi ia
pacon Is a,e for parcels the spot but for forward delivery
there /. rood inquiry, and sales have been made put
bvv we quote At 1G7jc Wetern, and 7iaac for CITY
Lard good demand and prices are hrm sales VI 1IVV
PETROLEUM s extremely dali and quoted a, sod3e' Tor
Crude With acs Of 500 bbs the latter rate; M47c' lot
~ d. se III ale, Of 200 bbs darn straw color OF &c.,
which is below the arket price The stock in first hands has
become Iedoced by recent p%r.S1s, s spa :. I a. &
I.t..
bond Our correspondent at IiinssAle "htes unaci as
of the lth inst and Asserts that large stock a" eu snip
men, At the mouth Of the Creek but with the prevalence Of
dreadful rain storm the indications that the Aeghany
River would ne rapidly. aud that SOME 1900 barIes up ~
the Creek would hcn ind easy Pittsburgh lghrs
demanding aGd - ,ef bbl that day buI s'e' were
Effected during the NJ ~ SG-3 inciad':s one lot OF
900 bo at the eide The daily sv.fosc production oil
the Wells We sl0d6 O00 bbls
hNEsoth,ry of any import nee Is dong IN TINS A'Ae''
fr,s-s rsnnin .eout tho same as Last quoted
SNGARs-N Gales worthy Of note have been reported 10
d, In Raw aud rrcos src uoinay unchanged Rchned are
dali at former sses.
sPiCFS-F Pepper the demand has been very 'c'iye s
hood n 10 90 bag Price. are very decided advance
Sr ia w,,k In other ,,yl. we 20 not hear Of any very
e1,en i've movement, bat holdsfs demand full rates
sFFDs-The marie, for Glover Seed IL quiet at pr
~, Timothy Seed ~ dull and heavy, "a s'9~r wa Pi
bu.hc 81 - and III he. Rough Flax Seed quiet 81 % 1""
- Is per bushe Of 20 lbs.
TALLOW (. In fair demand and the market ' firm .aes 81
40 lbs at I2dl2ic. for Western, and i1i for cry
WHIskY-Thc market u rather quot and .oneNhH,
heavy At c.c. go bbs g; gJ8,c Tor STATE and
sc for Wssern.
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misunderstanding oHTKD ron THK y. Y. TRipusn
MoSplY Dee

ASIIFs-Thc make, 10 firm with far demand sslos
OF 20 bbls. Al 40 - Tor Pots and 50 10 for Pearl.
CO1TOS1he demand continues very good, and The mar
e strong &C. for Mddin sales Of 10 GOA 600 bales
COFfEEhe market remains quiet, owing to tho extreme
vie W. Of holders. Rio cBTgocA are held At J5c
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for western and State
Flour minated especially for Tho low grades, aud
with very sht ala and favorable advccA rom tu
rops prices 5d0c. a Dbl higher The sales are 1900
Mia u sc OJ0 10 rs for supeno State o. 4p0 t1 - for
F,ta dos 80 Goa 40 % for Fancy dol ~ l3dH7 for the
v GRADES of Extra Western; i3aS7 80 for shipping Ohio
az ,o 90 for Trade and Family brands and ~ t01&ll
r 4, LouI. Extras. Cantdisn Flour 10 rather quiet. but
mad. 1faer though the supply Of Club wheat is IN
r. ,acs OF 470bbs At $500 &c ~ for the low grades
=, Ira md 40 tUa 90 % trade and family Extras
Anil en- Flour 70 in moderate demand bat prices are without
nor, change; sales Of 100 bbls At ~ G1tB Tor nired
~ nod sup,rhn, Country Baltimore Ac aud ~ lOaHlo %
for Trade and Family brands. Rye Flour steady and IN
limited feqncst sales Of 100 bbls At - 7Ja VI Com Mrh
Am the arrivals fair and price. nonnay nicbtnsed
heat Flour steady 80 2id SJ"f 100 b-tho lat
ter extreme ..t.u. T..
nHAINThe Wheat market f. moe active, especially Tor
gure which Il lc a. bush higher influenced by Tie hb
,uce Of arrivals tie more favorable nows nom Europe, ana
,ono ,ght improvement IN Exchange which tel 70 CAV"
sellers , advantage; the acs are lf 300 bush ni consist
u ~ 700 bush Chicago spring AT > tiGtl a. 4hfVu 10
Inc Srng at ~ 4yd l 49, 1900 do MhwnuSec Gun
a ii 45a A. ~ 40 do. old do. In store ai ~ 80 NoD
do Amber Miwhukee aud Iowa at ~ fyd 80 l,2p do
Red Western I'll 80 5 " 900 do. Amber do al 81 20
a 81 g. and 800 do. White Gcnes.e At ~. Barley IL
quiet and prices heavy and irregular though the arrivals
sas salcs u 5000 bu State Ia small lots wd tlt3
Brs Mel dg W IN the tpieDct VI sslts unees us IYI