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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-01
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-01
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-01

Msjor-GensraI K s.s
JOHN T. MoaroS. A. &C. lnov. ia,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10
GRAND UNION RALLY
AT THE
junction, October sth, 1864

At meeting of the County Central
Committee yesterday morning, it was
determined to have q GRAND MASS
MEETING at the Junction on Saturday,
October 9Th. Prominent speakers from
our own and other States will be there to
address the meeting. LONG JOHN
WENTWORTH, of Chicago, Illinois
JUDGE DOoLITTLE, of Wisconsin;
SENATOR GRIMES, of our own State,
and other prominent speakers.
Every Union man in the county ia
expected to be there-the Chicago Con
vention and Mick. Lellan's letter of &C.
eeptance Notwithstanding.
Rally to the standard of LINCOLN &
JOHNSON, and let the war cry be
"Dorn wih the Rebellion, the C.icog.
Platform and the Copperhead Party, -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

TArns.-ws call the attention 81 oar
readers TO ssvsrsl fairs senlng of shortly,
in which many Of them viii feel % inter-
eft and may wish to attend. First j. or.
der We have the
VAN BURHN COUNTY Fam,
which commences at Keosauqsa hpoa
Thursday (the l5sh) Of the coming week
and continues two days.. The President,
Jno. 7. Stewart, and the other officers and
managers have Iabored hard to make the
Fair . success, 20 far rs such result de-
ponds upon their exertions. The grounds
are 10 splendid condition, and fine and
~pacious building has just been completed
for exhibition offancy articles, etc. The
Des Moines Railroad win carry passengers
to the Fair at half the usual rates. We
hope that as many of the citizens Of Lex
County as possibly can, will attend.
A short time later We hare the
LEE COUNTY FAIR,
to be hsld at West Point, in this county
which will be largely attended BY oul
own citizens, and We hope by citizens o
adjoining counties. And then we have
the State Fair and the Hancock County
Fair, of all of which further notice will b
1iveu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

DISTRICT CouRT.- Yesterday aud psr,
OF the day preceding was taken up in the
trial Of . chancery case-Hiram B,rnev
VS.. Samuel F. Miller. Mesers. Howell 4
Strong were the attorneys for the plain.
tiff, Rankin g. A'Crary for the defend.
ant. The arguments were closed. and
the case submitted on the part of the
counsel late yesterday afternoon. His
Honor, Judge Springer, wished further
time before giving further Instructions 70
the jury, and the case vas laid over ill
this morning.
The Law side of the docket will proba.
oily be gotten through with to-day.
There are several important chancery
cases which will doubtless consume COO.
siderable time e probably the greater
portion of the coming week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. 9.
Markets opened steady, but closed weak and unset
tied
FiourHeayy Il IS for good White Winter. andl0 so
for choice Spring extras.
wheAt-Snade lower at 2 05sa2 05 for No. Red; %
az " for Nc. = do, oo12 90 for No. 1 Spring and
s5aSa 9s for No. do, closing firm.
Corn--lc higher at l 33gl So for No. i.
Oats-firm mt G5a66L
Rye-Dul at l 3lA1 33ix
No. =
Barley-Lover at o5.
Whisky-Dnii al a.
wooI-Quiet at e5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10
WA VOICE FROM v1CKsBURG,

yrckssuna, Miss, Aug ., 1863.
Dr.. John Euii-Dcar Sir: am happy TO state ~ VOC
that have u-ed your valuable Ceon B.iers with great
benefit ~ myself in general debility and rrostraton
ny system produced by the unhealthy and mAsmxtic
aaence VI the Mississippi river around ycksburg having
been ~th Tea Grants army throughout its whole south
sru campaign. l confidently recommend its
perSons VINO are exposed to unhesithy climates.
II. W. FOGLK,
Agent o. s. SANITARY Communication
LoUmvrIIR, Ky, Sept. To- Is6a.
Ga the I'd Of July last Submitted. through agent
OF ine. TO the Medical director Of the Department u
Army OF the Cumberland sample of my Cedron Biffers
for inspection and Requested it, alter Analysis he found
Hsroroas, 10 sanction and approve its among our
soldiers.
fae 'oo~ing is the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen hssccrsns permission 20 ship 3o dozen once
have II sold +, suffers. JOHN BULL
Il satisfied that Celron Bi.tess will do no harm
any one IL taken properly and in moderation
objection 70 Dr Ball. being Permitted to dispose Of IL
suffers A. HENRY THC RsTuS
surgeon and Medical Director. D..
Headquarters Department o! Cumberland,
Nashville, Team. Jaiy "a, lsfs.
DR. John Bulls agent, Mr., has permission to SHIP
TO Nashville, Tenn rs gross 800 dosen az EuiTs Ce
iron bstters for ssle to suffers the array oniy
The regulations OF the Treasury Department to be
complied with strictly.
By order OF Aajsr 0en- Rosecrsns.
WM. N. wTLEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
For sale, Wholesale and ret. by wiikinson bartlett
Co, kss knk, Iowa .2ri3dA~lyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

Sc In making the appointments for
Mr.. Van Valkenburg, our candidate for
elector, Mr.. Hoxie, Chairman Of the State
Central Committee. says. Il intend them
to be Mass Meetings." That is right. 1t
ID not long until the election. Let the
Union men buckle on their armor and 90
to work 10 earnest, and let us have rous.
ing Union rallies all over tie country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10
For the Gate City.
tara A. ~nllam an M

For the Gate City
Beware or = Welt IN She p's Ciosh.
ing.
We learn from our agent, Rev. A. j.
Compton, that some one, (by name oil
Hays, We Think, has been collecting
money in Charlton, Lueac county, in be-
half Of the Uoited States Christian Com.
mission. 1t will be well for the people te
cali for the commissions of solicitors of the
United States Christian Commission, II
ell agents will have proper authority te
show their agency.
WV THOMPSON, President,
Keokuk Branch of the u S. Christian
Commission.
Papers friendly to the cause will pleas.
call attention 70 this.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10
'DsAr, NJ. p, AND THE NORTHWESTERN
CoNFEDERACY,
~Thst distinguished villain !,

@rThat distinguished villain known
ss Horatio Seymour, Governor Of New
York ~ fraud, made speech at Tweedls
Hall. in which he declared that no pre-.
ierred the rebel constitution to that Of the
Union. We have not . doubt that
IN that instance he told the truth. The
rebel constitution makes chat.els Of bisck
men That suits Seymour. It also for.
ever excludes all foreign votes. That, no
doubt. also suits him. He would Be glad
OF "peace" BY substituting the rebel con.
stItulion for ours But We want to know
how the foreign-born voters Of the North
would like It. Can il euit them II il
does Re: them harrah for Seymour and
McClellan. Havkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

Corrected BY .. HAAILL 4 CO., Wholesale GfocerS.
syssR-N. Orleans fair, 2ic; prime re; choice CSC
New York, C. 3oe; New York. A, Sc crushed and pow
dsred 3yc.
MoLAssEs-sugsr Honse o5gl l5c; Golden syrup,l %
0H zS-sorghnm, es411ec,
CoFYEE-Ro 53 TO SOC.
Rtcx-i7Gl7lzc.
Scpt--American IL q. English, l2i{.
so.P-Palm, l21s fariiy, stzc; German l2lzos&i3.
CsspLEs-Star, 81 to sss, summer Pressed, 81 20.
TE.s-Young H,-on, 81 eAls2 -; Imperial, al - 10
81 Is; Black, IL . tn 81 -.
ToBAccc-Dak Sweet s5c; Medium Brands % 70
2ic; Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 30 10 ~ 20.
NAns-Best Brands - 70 to rates.
GI,ss-sxl0 Conntry 50 30 City I5 ratea-
CoHpAeg-a5 TO 3se.
Oar ArPIEs-li 10 i2G q r..
Oar PxAcHss-IIifs Il To Isc n D.
DgT CUERaSTs-25c.
RAIs.ss--S6 Is to 50 80.
eur-4T5 TO 5 &c.
PE.aL s4aRca-Ioc.
Wool S.cKs-$l 6s
MoIrsE " ooBES WAsE-2 Hoop Psiis, - %; hoop
do u IS. No Tubs si6 80; No. do, Is %; No. do
10 So Nets I'd DO, IS. wash-boards, Is CO.
fIsH-So- Aackerei, b5s. SIS UoaGSl9 %.
No. do do SIC oot1flT 90.
No. do hf do Sfl 0oail So
No. DO hf do SO ooelo -.
HI bbis. No. ! White Fish ~ 5a.
OrLs-Coal Oil. coz us; Lanseed Oil IS; Lard OIL
81 to Fish Oil, - IS.
CaKEss-Denmark, lie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

HowE's GREAT EUROPEAN CIscus.-
1t will be here upon Tuesday. The grand
entrance into town and the procession
through the principalstrects is pronounced
everywhere to be of unparalleled magnif-
cence and beauty. Our country friends
must get 10 early if they would witness il.
The Chicago Journal pronounces it the
most gorgeous display ever seen in
Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10
LO1Hy.
DIR. H! ANDERs CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

iodine Water upon Ne Heart, Liver, Kidneys, D
aukive OrgaLs, and Gianduiar eystem
~ which ~ attended the Of this Fsned
in private practice and she endorsement u medical
thorlfy. enable to recommend Il to tbs practirioue
and the public feeling confident that with fair trial
will affect it, excellence IN the u Chrcnic is
which Indicate Iodine such scrofula bevschiss
Skin Eruptiois Heart Liver and Kidney Diseases. Ner
sous AGectiors Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dyspeisin DE
bilisy, Syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely upos the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water containing three-aasrter grains ysra
IODINE In each fluid ounce Ssys water, ssie~rf kssal
rscd IL IL not liable TO decomposition
formed inequalities; Deifher 10 the Iodine oxydIed
nentralized by combination with any ingredient render
iting Iodine.
Full directions accompany eaeh bottle, that IL may b,
used As family medicine - we'll by the profession.
Price dollar per bottle. On receipt Of i've dollars
ak bottles delivered free by express any address
Beware OF Counterfeits and limitations which uprinci
pied dealers sndeavor dispose OF reputation
See signature and trade mark the Greek word head
ing this adverfssment upon the labels and Wrappers
| ssch bottle, without which none IL genuine.
Circulars gratis.
DR.. II ANDERS 4 CO.,
Physicians and Chefnista
nay2odAvdm No. AZ Broadway, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

e~-lt is with considerable difficulty
that the large and enc steamers of the
st Louis and Keokuk packet line can
make their trips at all. the water being 80
low. The j. ii. Johnson arrived yester-
day afternoon, being due Thursday night.
She returned Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10
7 AND FOR sALE.-I have LOSS

Of land which wish to sell; $40 acres lies IN
Wontroee BOTTOM 2i< miles NJ W. VI the town Of Mont
rose 100 prairie and 100 timber ESQ acres under
good fence, four Cnhns with hrss each weil u
water n each, and two ponds Of wAfsr tor stock also
srye barn. well framed and covered. "a Lies ~
miles north OF Keokuk and X miles wcsf of tho Nisn
nppf river This tract has tw0 Calins vail OF wnfn
sloek water, 80 arrr@ undsr gDod fence.
Either tract will b. scld eF "a 30 p~r Arr~ a. 49,
- suit HarchaseSs Af from q 70 no ~ srre 49,
toduigencs for dsfgre1 Sayneuss Wi - elveu 0I~
tnaapataeles PRANK AA1LIH0y
: 1Ulyll412 ------'--
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

RAyELLs To NIGuT.-Person who love
q good Pantomime will not fail to 90 10
the Athenaum tonight and witness the
genuine Ravell Troupe in their perform
ances. TIE exhibition OF the three small
meo, who take an active part in the plays,
will be an interesting feature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

~Mr. Doerr, County Clerk, will be
at the Court House FROM 8 to III o'clock
this morning, prepared to deliver warrants
to persons whose claims have been allow
ed by the Super yisors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

CLosED.-Nearly all tho leading bust
ness houses of the city were closed yes
terday. A proper and fitting mark Of res.
poet to our late estimsble and now great.
ly lamented fellow citizen, B. F. Moody.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c.

Corrected By GAYLORD = CO., Produce Dealers
PLoUK-superdne, IS 90 a Dbl, p sack, So DoubIs
Extrx. 2 b5l., III 50, sack. 50; Extra z Dbl So
per sack 70. Retail sec 4 bol snd BIC 2 higher
Wassr-Spring, 81 30 TO %; fall, e. to IS = bu
CoRS MKAL-Sx 10 p 100 Re-
BRAS-Wh.at, 81 -, Corn, Is p 100 Ne.
CoRs-New SSto %; old 90 q tushsi.
RrE-So to SOC q bush.
BaRIxY-Fall IS; Spring, 65.
0Ars.-5oc y bnsh.
8zEKN APPlKs-eoc61Sl IS.
PorAroEs--1 o..
BurrsR-comnon, 3oc: Choice, &C.
E2ar-l6e.
CsnckKSs-Ss 5oeD4 IS
LARB-1yc.
sHouLpzKs-16c p b.
Srpks-20c p n.
HAMs-2sc = b.: Sugar Cured DO 22e
WHrIE BsAss-common to 6cod, II 2s0{l 55 Prime
Navy, 81 90.
TALLow-14c.
BgEswAx-65toi0c.
Has-Timoshy, sia ca@l6 90; ba,sd, SO %; Prairie
SO eOolSl5 o.
HIDss-Dry Flint, lse Dry salsed lac; Grubby, hal,
prize; Green, !; Green Sheep Pelts, as to q 20.
6ExDs-Timoihy, - u; Flax - Is 70 2 81
BEER CArrts-S4 co. TO So 90 gross.
eaxEr-a % TO s. % xh-ad.
Wooir-factory Tub-wanhed, SS61 ooc; Fine Fleece 50
TO go. Medium do, rs to SIS.
FAT Hoos-<6 % to IS 90 nett;
PKAYHKRs-5o to Csc.
RAes-4A to SIC.
BA0s-Burlaps, 1oc.
Single unnnies, Soc; double do ssc
Seamless, BUSH, Soc to rs.
Flour, n hbl, IS to 60.
do bill. SC TO IS.
do tbi-. tpaper) s9s.
sacKs-Wooi Sacks 2 10 piece
OLD CoPpRE-30 to asc y b.
OID BRAss-asc z b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

s%Kramer. Irwin 4 Co, agents for
the sale Of !Slocum's side Loading Re.
volven." The best pistol nov in use
No. los Maia street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

@ The Fort Madison Plaindealer has
increased its subscription price to So %
per year; So 90 within the year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

ASee notice to taxpayers in our ad-
vertising columns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

WHY The MONROE DOCTRINE WAS NOT In
SERTED.
There we're three potent reasons WHY
the Monroe doctrine vas not Inserted ia
the Copperaead platform. The first was
because Auguste Belmont, who is Roth
schild's agent in the United States, did
not want it. HIS employers are deeply
interested in the empire of MsximiIian
and in the financial condition of France
Ii would not be tor the financial Interest
of the great Jew bankers to put the Dem.
ocratlc party of the North ia open an :.
tagonism With Louis Napoleon and his
policy in the new world. Consequently,
Belmont did not wan, this plank On the
other hand. the peace men were glad TO
meet him half way. They did not want
the plank inserted, for the second reason,
and that was because i, would show TO
Louis Napoleon that the great Democratic
party Of the country were perfectly will
ing he should have his own way 10 Mexi-
co, and that they considered the circun-
stances of the country 81 changed. that
the Monroe doctrine was no longer prin-
ciple OF Democratic faith The third
reason was that such plank would tend
to embarrass the negotiations for peace in
tended to be opened with the Confedera.
cy. Whereas, it it was not inserted. it
would 60 to show to the South that the
North no longer considered the Monroe
doctrine an affair OF Its own, but rather
that 1t was now matter of exclusive
Southern concern.
The Democratic party. by its action in
this convention, has again shown itself to
be faithful alley of the Southern slave.
drivers. At their bidding il has discard
ed every ancient principle Of Democratic
faith-thrown them all over board and re.
duced the platform of the party to single
plank and disgraceful and dishonorabe
peace. which compllcently contenplates
The acknowledgements of the Union itself.
ILLINOIS AND ISDIANA SOLDIERS TO VOTE
We learn that Governors Morton and
Yates are determined that the hundred
and Fifty thousand Illinois and Indiana
soldiers now ia the 6eid shall, il possible
~ ~ nun y " tOtt III NONGDOSI.
The Democracy can then have their free
election or free fight to their hearts con.
tent. | have no doubt that this right
eous intention of the Governors will be
denounced by every Copperbead paper in
the land. But. no matter, it will be
done.
LINDSAY, NJ. p, AND THE NoRTHwEsrERN
CONFEDERACY.
/ notice that Mr.. W. 8. Lindsay. N. P.
for Newcas,l 10 Tyne. England. in .
speech to his constituents on the 18th Of
last month, stated that he was glad 10
learn by private letters from the United
States that there Was \ movement in the
West IN favor CT peace. He also stated
that he had received letter from Weet.
ern member of the United States Con-
eress, in favor of Western Csnfederacv.
The question is: Who is this member Of
Congress- Is it Cox, or Voorhees,. or
Pendleton ? The latter is the peculiar
champion Of the Northwestern Confed-
eracy men. Here is another evidence of
the truth of the charge made respecting
this Northwestern Confsderacy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

xUGes Inside Of the issss fos intsrast.
iag readiag natter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!!

DATCHEL0R's celebrated HAIR DYE fAs Bsss /.
~ tas Hor1. Tie only Hsralsss 1v~< Rstsaifu
dye Known This splendid Hair Dye Is prrfec-change>
He'd Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly to Gfasss Nal
Nsssral Bruss without njurg the Hair StainnS
Skin, ezsing the Hair Soft and Beautiful; imIarts fresh
vitality safnsl, restoring its pristine color rsrt
des sie Ill elects Of BAD Dyes The genuine IL signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0R; all others mere i,ai,.p
tons and shaid be avoided. Sold w all Druggists &c
FAcfukf--H BarcaAyesreet, New York. BArcnxlnn1
sEw ToiLrr CaHAx for Dressing the Hair Iiyo-d&wly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

NOTICE.-A Fins Brick Rcsidence.
shn g scrss Of lad, 81 inpcuvsd asd MT ~.
Any oee visniae desirable rssIdpnee q hser;is.
juiy7edtf Ma - H. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10
finonfiat quo Commercial.
New xerk MsAsy market.
Nv Yo.x, Sept


BY Telegraph NEW YoRx, Sept Q.
Money--S*eady st eNE
Steriing-Irreguiar, unsettled and lower At 254lf0
255 for currency, and l0S3<8109 for gold
Goid-Heavy and unsettled; opnning at IS, deci-
Mug 70 13N. advancing rs, declining to 1855 and
cioaing at 235A.
Government Stocks quiet.
Us d III c0apons los.
$50 Coupons 1ll14-
40 Treasury Notes, 111M.
Stocks-Sfeady.
C4P1ll3S q &C 1895 &RIlossS MkPDC So
TOT WAb Is; " Wayne 1923; A&TH7a CEKN
525s; Scrip 12sss; ISL yr Cert o. Pac Mail $50
NYC 1Z7N. Erie 107<; g BAQ l30; Hudssn ils1k Hars
lem 80; Reading 1a,lE n 1871 sl@; Tolsao rs;
o I N Cert I3ssG Quicksilver SIsz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

The following Books are n uniform s,.e .,a 49,,
Ifm the best collection Of Choice Musc f6r the psn
sorte ever published The Home Circle coIlectia =,
rifles Contra Daaces Eenrfand Pieces I'D pisro CO.
Vols The Shower Of Pearls collection ef choice w.
cal Duets, with Piano AccompAnimepts. TAe Gi,.s.
-, with Piano Accomplishments. Opeatic Pssrls :
cratectm a the Vocal Bsaufiss u the BET u
Primo Accomraniments VAN
All Of the above SENT postpsid for 81 o. a. a.-a,
the following prices: Plain, % So Cloth - rs ~,
Git 81. OLI11R DIrSnN y - - = iai i
sspfSdt al washington, 81. Boe&ah
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10
KEoKUK MARKETS.
CIR OCERlES.

DAILY GArn CRIT 0TyrcR,
KHoKck, Sept. !. 1854.
, 1864-05-28

[HpeciAl Dispatch to the Chicago Trburt.1
ST. LoCrs, 3lsY =, 1861
TorAcco-Stead1. Eaiea ~ hhds green 1u5s at $a1o
Gs1o: Is 90 fnctesy do At a52o9sso; 10 do plantezs
60 At *scGo1t; 20 do comman leaf q. 39.6 0l5.zo:
Go ntdEm do 1t SIG Wals.,o; IS do good Aau ans Go
At s1sec@2s..o; do medium manufacturing do At
xc6Lt@sl-0.
Fxouz-Fhm. Sales Of $50 brli Xxx 1t ss,oo, del.:
100 do at 81 10: 40 do At $3.50; no do at ts7s,
del; sQ5 do super at a65o, part delivered 10 do Tow
super 1T $a.oo.
GnA1x-Wheat higher 6a1es 1.sss sks ehoics at
s1stG1 S. !.1oa do cholce, prints; lao ia pine
strictly prime At slso@17s; go do fair to good At
s1t@165: sss do spring 1t F1.2s. Oas.-scarcely 10
firm, and from 0a to COO ak, we're sold at
slK@4e. Corn Steady. Sales Of IS 'Eacks Chi
cago hito at .'.2s; ATS do including old Yellow.
new Whit and Mixed at $l.:s9l25. Rye In good de-
nand. Sales of1oo sacks at s1.s5 l do 1t slsl 2s
DO at &1.25.
wH1sKF-Louer, with Nlee yesterday Afternoon Of
go brls At st.l8; 1Gp do to-day ut Sl.,s
Psov1sIoxs-B:ccn-S41eso OF II casks country
porkhouse clear tides ct 1{Hc.
GREAsH-We note sales oils caaks manufacturing
At194c.
, 1864-05-28
. Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO NIARKET-SECOND BOARD.

FRIDAY EVENING" May s7-10 p. M.
There was fair attendance at the Sherman House,
but there not much disposition to operate In any,
thing except Corn, which was unusually active and
buoyant.
WHEAT WAS Inactive. but there waa no material
change In prlcea. There was good shipping .nAnd
for No. 1HprnE Al S1.27H, and note OF s1o az
Bushels at that pz1cs-ee1lers generally holding at
N.27x@t.sa Eo.s Spring, however. was dull, and
only about II, ,0o0 bushca changed h1nda at Sl25@
1.eh-the outside nsurs being Tald only for fresh
ceIpts.
CoRH was excited, aud prices advanced 1c per
buEhe1 beyond the extreme quotations paid on
Cha1 &C. About 900 bushels vere sold, at Stith@
liz for No. Corr, and sto4e1.l1 for NO. Corn,
fo11ous;-e09 bu Eo.l Corn in store At LIN ecu
bu DO In let's <115; 1000 bu No Corn Ia store
II 10: $3.50 bu do at s1Iox: 7o.oN bu do At si1oss
fse0 bu do at $500 bu do It u ma1ket
cloeng at &1.15 for No. and 3l1Hx ;oz No. 2 This
makes savsnce on Corn since yesterday evening OF
&c per bushel on No. |, and EXC on No 2.
OATS were quiet aid not 30 neu aa At the clo:e OF
Change with saies OF only 23sco bushels No bsc
closing with buyers ut that D1lce-sellers asking
B4c.
H,oRwEEs were Quiet. In tho afternoon. 6s3 brls
[fnostly city were sold AtS1.2ae1.2aX, bus1u the
evening, there less Inquiry, and this oa1y sale
ported was lot Of 10 bris ordinary country at
&t91k.