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wages. Doth parties having ,cquic.csd In ibis
bssls q adjustment the '1ock-ou has terminal
ed and tho great controversy has ended, with the
exception o, helocal difficulty between the masters
and men Of North siaf1rdshire, who represent but
small portion Of the iron interest en- ysged IN tie
lac trouble The only question now remaining
FOR settlement is, vlcihcr the NortL slaiJrish.r
men, Who seem to have iocn tho tts, cAIsa " to
difficulty, nil rGise their str,ke anI resume work
as tao others have done. With every source Of
support cut oT and with NJ slrplub means upon
which 10 continue the strike IL is probable thst
Gey will again resume work IN the has
a.ecd upon between Tie v.hef aorkmen AMI their
employers. L. summing ny TO 'acu O; Ills r oct
rciaAr@Gblc Controversy It viii 10 seen that after
many weeks OF illeryss a. consequent heavy
lJ,s ho,L ~ employer End employees the Easls.
Lockout" Las Ca.cl as such controycrsi,s usual.
l. do, 10y mutual coucetG1n. The ironiaas;crs
".3cEod-7ui" lie woTsAl,a BE. aUso thsy hell tie
later responsible Cor SstriEe insttp;cl ~ smal
c.ass u mon belonging - he Trade lnoas Of North
s.ll. .dshre Ia tho en- tn. window 80 inter-
d.rurr, and therefore .ot ccied leading point.
Tho work ucu, o. tie other hand, We!c determined
10 al in the sIip'r. oi their SlrtL H.af'ids 10
brethren, WHO were engaged In the aIrise. In the
end tLcy oouso loi that po.nL AID VIII ro lI'yc.
furAish thon VIII auy support. Thus, losh par.
ties Hiser n.lrh suffering and VAT pccuniary loss,
have u 20 wLa! might have been Ecc APP 81 Il al.
hfst, hsd not hol employers and employed Leon
Cul.,y IT obstnscy IA rctuAiag to Astee 80 suiA
mutu'l concessions which Will AWAY, re- uiate
ospu'cd questions between capital and ,sror.
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The failure Of the authorities " apurchcnd up 10
this tins the person who sss's'nsird the PEST
dent. has lei ssopyrARY sT,N1oN on behalf Of the
War Department TO offer an additional reward Of
any. .ousaud dollars iof bis capture. Mr. hrAS-
70. .i.o offers artv'ri q twenty-five thousand
dollars f.r each ofils two persons named UhJ aro
sad h. have been sccomf Ices u BJoIu IN tho late
cOasp.rscy A., .oLcd ~ ;hese offers IS warning
" synp..D.zors that they will do well T. he'd.
AL rcrs5nr hsr0orins, socretug or f. sly way
.iJ.ngin The ooncesiuent Or escape oft"e murder.
.r-. Will - r"gnrdrin .coomp'icc'. Anu a. aces.
',rios " tho crimes. sd.h often ,ers wi, he TIRE.
D, a military commission, and WA be s4iIcc. o.
tic q uh pcusLy. THIS hu.o. ,cloi
w.l ~ tlubt be oi service In securing
.Lc lulyrits Iue inurdrrcrs never oorI
have eiuded tho vigilance Of ,hs whole host
Of detectives employed IN icrr't!ng ths'Y ou., had
they not received II srily services from csvot
traitors. INC fact that a.. slch persons are go 10
SrNted A. prrticeps crip,iri, win bo very .ylr TO
cause them T. count The est before cou."rrl; hir-
her favors upon tie s'sa.q'-a. Mr. erAsroS calls
rpon the people In their individual c,rsrty 70
sys Their sorv csa IN he'Iir; " hun. down i"e
uiscre.rts and brirs them g. justice Every man
shonli EEL personal Interest ia doing au in bis
power h. all Ito sIihoriucs % .his matter Every
cIrcuu stance hat IL IN l7y way calculated go ihrov
Light upJn he plot, should be comuua'casHi 10 ths
proper officers, and every man slIld ,IlE lrr
himself special detective In tlc work = f'r-oilny
ont az WHO &C IN the East ''1p'ossel u the con-
stfrncy.
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TIE NEW YORK Sun.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL Il, 1865.


,-,,K -.,or, ,l,t Tou,.-. 4. u,,o re,otia.i,, with
.o,,,..t, te .,,,,c,le- - ,,o reb,e, army o
N,,,. c,,,,i-,. oh, ~ hs,.s,f ,bc ,e,n..c sried
SIv. hv ,,.r.,,i cy,>,. ,.,,,s Il, have had 10
.apsihi. s,up.atiop. The i,ra ady,.ss '-5n
.rrpu,S,. ,,o 4, N. .e,c, u,,, I,r, los .
r.,,..uro s,,,,hv.,,l h.,,r.,, ,,,,r,,i ,nlsn.
,,, f..i,,si,,, a.. .,,r,,I. ,t G,u,rat Il
,.oyt,. r.it.,, - .,-,,.,et. ..,aytla, Jln1.
,,o. s.,,,,d ,o-.., g. :, ,,t,'t,a. Il. Wow Of Mo
,.-.,.,, a.. -,t,iiio,. l.t il secmp 10
..u., A., r,n.,t, coil, .olycI JEyr DAVIS,
.,d,.o,,,r ,,.,,..,,.,, %, TIC iehlnct "ConEcI.
...,,. ., ,,o,, O., r..vIl, thrr thei- a, den ext
f,,,,, n ,i,ro,i .nInisoui,o rro, adj, thu, DAVIS
=, ,,c ,c,,..' VII b ,ht army IN S5r,o car.
>i,. he y,,,,,. ,fii, oe.ce ,, ,..,ll bs rom.
,,,5.~t,.t,o, ~ al ,Ie r,l.l forces ..rer iona
az. ti.f,-ts,.,u.,plll, e,,. r,...r,iipy ,,v
or,.,,,,~. that ErtrY,, mig .nsse for te,r
uearo. 4. ,.f-tud,. Tba4lon, IA, case, no,
d eu,t t. p,rce.,e to vp.t inNucuee the acton u
Ion, no., b.. Attributable p.yi. u v..v ,,u
..vs,. ,,.., an, C;,v,,,,r,o,,, make, , vide II,-
spc,or ! c,.y.o,, A d,i,l,d ro,,' ssl.tcr, and
tho ,o,,,ic, leader. ~, .p.siy,l t-,.son. T.
,,.,,.l r,t,u..,. contradictions. DAVIS
,,,,, u..,.,,bu, i.,,r.... t.,,.-,, ,.oul. tc
treated viii, .,...y tia, vas shown to
,h,,.,txr lf.,,olf II..,os. ute-s ,y0uld ARE
-cry Ji,cr.,ry T. .r,tor. he. doubtless. deter-
,,n.i h., t,-.-.. .,,,.iI re,-,,. rather thnn
.prrer,,r. ,., sal. ,.,,r,,.ss O.. pro,cctng the
,,,-.op. ,, hi,o..,f and Iss4s- cbt. o. "he s,y.
c-rmcpt." VIA, even ,h,p.. i,... # A. army 10
you'll . ,.,yc,,,d a, il, ,r5..iI, tlyu.At. " Ga
.c,rt,p dsyrec ofn,..,A,,. ID. ,,sr t..tw,ud XIV.
,os, "a, NOR, lcnieDt ,,ru,. toward Litn.of and
,,rov ,.,.r, ,f tr,,,.,,. than ,u- g.,,rru.snt ia
,.,,y ..r,..I ,o ,o,cc,e The l,,, rs. l..g.
h,.r t,,., ,.. IA 4, t,,,.,t., !, y,Diu., mon
,.,,.b n, ..-,yy. o,i liar ,,,,-s, n eli
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Tns naIassrst,on OF tho President hA, caused
slc4 m intense feeling Of indi, nation ngSnsi N.
e 50 which IN luced il, that III many casos North
'ra sympath,l"rs have been roughly treated by
,yoited rao.s. lis not strange, a. such a tine Is
!.s that tn popo should / Sc their t,mper at
oppressed sympathy with tie deed Sat took from
&c cVunsry loyoi AMI honored Prcsiden. and
e a5estcrs u treason err Not much to be piaoI
'r r'u ia treA,mcut under such circumstances
nitin ,couutry Ike QUA, whore tue laws are op.
o--'.'c sad ooHucicnt 20 punish eyrry species Of
.me' there ism 5Ius.hc for mob yioeucoin any
'sr' Reasonable utIcrapcca chuuld uc pun!seL,
" the law provides ue.h't .or siu ,js,er'ag
Il" penalty, aal an ..in.. tie. t.uda to sulycrt
lNw = "a $50 towards Au,-,hy. Many or ou- cr.
changes contain details of violence committed
by m.ls uu3ur the cve.trlcnt Induced NV
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TX accordance with Governor FrSroS's procla-
uaiiou, yesterday was very generally devoted, by
our oiuzeuS TO religious oil ssrvsnc.s Business
was or tue uosI part suspended md services
were Leli ~ majority 81 tie churchee. The fact
sat the preceding day VAS Oh ser-rl In AL the
churches, IA amsr ner heating the uournfli event
tlAt called icrth tho Governors proclamation.
-.usod 'he religious OBJ eryanccs yesterday to le
less screral than ,hcy would have t',u und'r d.
'ose9t circumstances Only a lew discour,.s were
ei.ycTei, but In number Of churches other Ap.
priste services were held. Tho dr-pery Of
lIu.ng y nlch has eus' rouded the city since no
q Of the President remained =. before, aud
49, w.n nosls taken down until after tho
val oorese shall have passed through tni, dty,
h VII olcur On Monday. All places & aluu.e.
.., le'4aned closed las, might, an, although i.
-! a.ss .Gtcai,d 80 re-upcu S.em tonight, u s
...a,H.c that Performances vii. lo Gs.,riod uut,l
irtsday L lhA tur tue reason before slated.
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D&AHEzs.

RrTLER-qr 'rhurtay, April 20 John l'uller, IN
tn ~ year Il HE afe
ghctlA,.,os aLl nc. ., o. the .,iully are rctpec.-
t.iJ lgviud 10 attend ths .uLet, on ;Jfia alter
noon Atrii %, Al V.ioo- '.ou toe rosdencc Of hs
vi, uC WAeu to GreenEOOd Tor iutcImeut Call
iOin = p.y-.s p.easr coy. ~
CAiNtI-Ou AvIIi 10Th, Q: consumption. Julia,
we vi DHtholouc" q. snc ia tAc 10th Je4T OF Aer
ito c.'',e. aul f-,rats = ~ family arc e,rec..
i1Uy invite 10 iena DE iuncra, % Sa'ur,sy aher-
mo.-', - Jhcry o. SiI
FLANNtGFS. In Jer,cy Civ, Oh yrelncs lay,
A. u - Jeiu'' fisnnagrn, rsod n years Hud IL
lL, lailves and friend. Of The family ,ro invited
't5g'.a.. i1uGI q , e. itals ~ H., s.s. ,.IuveT
l.. ti4ulas q, 81 WnshuI. .ont', >. {. 10
5puNsOS-Da Ayni .o,h, 1870, re.cr JOHNSON.
lie ielS Ives aud friend. of tho ts- ..y, also IN.
mCmucls Of tue Ncanen's Ion'diur House kttucrr'
A-.pc g.ion, a.U iesi,uuI.Iy ius.ed 10 ai'eud the
luutfH. on SUNDAY atsAOou ArrlI 80, a. 1 O'Clock,
ton 80 boz" s,.ide.cH CA -. he rcn aims
III he taken " ufceHa ooa Cemetery Tor inter.
meat 10
NliCHEl.-On 1hg,rdHy, April 20, Frederick
" ALAN. oirtt soI Of " il.i0m n and Me lima Mt
ohee.L 'ted ycslr' II MOI he snd 2. day,
Inc .I.olds rnd ieff've- % mo ianlliy ace repct
ful'y ~ tcd . avcnG the funeral tn, t.ii4ayl
ssro'H w. & G''oct' r0n the 'o'Ia'n'e 8 his
&cbRlDE-un Wednesday, April 10, after shor,
iilue f, JuAl n,.'a.' syn OF fA'rpk MeB-.de, ssed
liz .ema rs vii la inferred on the PIE, Hir re-
~ vii BE- .aAeu ~ tie teLieterJ' al the holy
t,t~ tl4tlul l3Ou lle lat otidtnIC OF hS iItAer
fatucL SOB iLr, kdrcwood l.. !. lpa
McNANSA -pn Auril 10Th Incl, ChGr!c. N-K.nls,
. naive G. tile Parish Cspty, 70. Tyrone, Iceland.
ago II ,.ls.
iLe l.lc44- of the family, ani those Of hi. brother
n-!H~ joan OOrey. a-e 'Cspe'tiullr invitei 70 AZ
ieud thg iuneia' on Fiiaay eil.rnoon' ilst inst,
a. o'clo T. Ioia Me ieN4ence Of lis uToIhel-.n-
| law, JoAn dorsey, 80 Worth s., .J4
Waterloo W. Eesday, April TO- at ~ o'clock.
| 4, ~ fhlir htc's, l--el 5J years and mouths.
The sis 1id tad. OF tine family gIe Iespoct-
fully iuv.'td ta attend tie funeral, this (FtiiAyI
| netnoon, at ocSk- nom HIS late Tesidruco,
$50 Mon -. lu3
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alone Nor dc deem II tisnonor In attempting
+ mike ior her pris uer 4 this man, 10 v ho-n
she sos ~ much Il r,isers II grcecss at.e1d mo
20 peuuess to er side. They say she hssf,utd
that '"tA.i 9th" which the North has 20 long
deiiied snd tecn ende0v1r.lg 80 force ler In, ior
getting Ia ars our brothers and that It IL .u.
poiitc 10 goa an ereny 20 madness. Should
rcuvh her n safety, ami DAD It Tue, WI proud =
e l"-nYsi 'n o. tuumpl OF lie 10 InAs sanls
'Eit1h" hv her Adc
4 Confederate aOiHJ duty upon his oun ,espcTS
sibiiity j. wilkes DO ~
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st time Ike this. Il, them suffer the pen.ly n
legal rnaruc-; sud 4 their offences do not como
within N scope Of tho law, it is better TO treat
them with the slcr, contcilp t that their basencs'
merits In no case, therefore, should mob violence
be encouraged. To country can afford to let
traitors show ihci- venom even now better then II
Afford ~ pror.iate an evil - dangerous to ITS
future welfare. a. ~ that OF mot isw
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End Of the Crcr, rnglls, "i.ocl-cu, q,

Tho grea. "oc's.ou," tue E1gll,L 'r5a trade,
by which ussrly one hu.dred lhon'sad rcn wer'
thrown oui n 'ploymcnt has n, asst como to an
oud, and nearly 81 he men have resumed
work. N, tradc controversy over b,i,r' assamei
sucA n magnitude as that which LIS iust term
mated, and none eves threatened such disAt'-o .
consequences. Il ID probable ia. nearly hsl
million Of people arc directly dependent for sup
port up"n TIC w.ses o. tue irop-worEers who
wers "locked-out" IS he rcsult Il ifo lFie 5.i1-
Gully, aud tho suEpeuNou Of work continued
fcr n long period the au,iorng " 10 poorlr fsm-
Lies mus. have been great. 1tg trouble originate,
It will 10 remembered, i1 = determination u the
hot masters " rslue, tho rate OF vsgcs PAID 70
their workm, n, which Wks compelled ~ th.y a.
legci, by reduction in the valuo Of iron. The
honwolltrs hcrcupon assembled in heir rr-do
Unions, and after cue elaboration, resolved. ol.h
singlo exception, u rccopt I've ahsionen OF
wages and continue work upon To rci'!ccj terms.
win regard to no exception, there 80 disputed
pnnt. Tic .rcnmas'crs claim MA. the vo-E'uon
de,ertnned, L, general meeting, 20 cause she
employed IN the North sIsHoldslire district to re-
fuse tho reduction, aud 70 'strike" IN the event
TT tho o'd vases were not paid them; tho dssgn
OF this being to test the >wcr II a.. ircrwprers,
ana sec "Aa' oho'' " "ohu nave "h'e the n'S
WORKING 'or he f'''u'ei "A'es c'o'' SUPP N"e
strikers o. the Of or Band " IS 'oh'eAuod 'i
NC NORM s'ano'u'pife men fo'usen 10 "U'"s ny
Vie general decision 10 WOW on rc!nei' '"iinN
'od VI" h'y inanSuFA'ed tue "sli h,' on 'h"r
own account However that nay ee' The i'on-
masters took thaiT Own view G. the cas- AL h.'-
Ing formed complete continuation among '.n
se.ye, determine to carry ont thor OUTRAGEOUS
programme, Tor the purpose Of securing rcluc-
lion = wa es and sl-ior nte.r.h'e blow .Ss.n's
te Trade Un!ols with this view they closet
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TRADE NOTICES.

RGILER MAKERS A1TENIION-A Special
IL nee '.u. o. 90" a. V StCI'G Boiler MAIc's Re-
uev0loni Arsooiition viii be held on Frid'y eveuiur,
Ap.' .lr', l,OJ, a. Aiuaae nAIL 1893 l,oretv, OPP
ryrn t- TO coutiGer the suhjco, o. tuning Jui
~ prorc snn % the uucrHl a.. - Of our Inn ei
th Ell NHritffatc. All the members are requested -
lend a. iui- siCud 1T Lclve ear to lu1ac any
r,,-u rlcltr. H. o.l,r 90, j. r. sN I, President.
IGOS &-LARHAN, Rec. Sec. 10
NCTICE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF Tub
= y. Piumbe'. Protective socet., will bee LID
81 thciI Rooms, 90 Bowtt,, che eve ing Of -
day, A2iil -lst .oncunl attendance il required, IS
lc trhnsac'ed. BY order OF MICHAEL STEPHENS,
Pee, lhcO. FlICh Mn, RE 's"c. Z5
DAiNTEEs-THE MEMBERS OF TlIR
Y. !. =. Hou'e Painters n. a. requested % attend
she iuayrgl thtis iA,o hIo ter member, lhAAO
" Y OK, Nom boo late re. 4BL,g, g, Nuft lGtl e.,
to-day, q, o'clock. JAS. \. BOUKkE, Pgcgt O.
DAINTF8s-THE DELEGATES 70 THB
! CetD IL Mon ~ meet tbs cvenin A. A,lit.!y
HAL, oclorN T.. n. Offices Of tic ditie ent locsl
,lt piA.tous &c It-ptt ny Y luSItoa. Is, o.def II
..,HpEElCH :, snhAUUR, lros. F. fuALEN,
sec u
rpHE WOEKINGMEN'S UNION WILL
/ hp.d their zen A. seai-mou,hl. meeting a. Esiy
- ~ EAL .Ui iiOS ~, tals FRIDAY eycniug AplJ
.ist. Il. hAEDi 80, Pc. j. II. roy, kcc.s SOC -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


For Coushs, Colds and Throat Disorders
ne Browne Br' nch;al Trcches having proved thoH
efficacy BY test of many year,. The Troohet as
hsAly ie'ommendcd AID pteseiibed BY Tays.caa'
AID .Irteous in the Amy soldiers aud cfC.t
lo.us 'Ipo,ed to sudden caAnges sloud alsau
tc .urf.,I -i,h the irocbc', A. the give rrons,
Itltf III
step thci Scratching and use Nhcnton's
Itch Din meat. l, g. Is Itch and salt Rhcum in
ioi'v-,'rht acurs, and - eru3;i3as q o.. .kn SOD
l. au D1trl.st. 1l'
Black Muslin. 81 j Certs Nnr,l. Doub's
" - %, san Dc uad q. sac " Je'hauIcs' shit Sir'.'
90 'it.ld e. ~
city surveyor >. }. -hipman. SO Ann 81
sure. male b. the country. 80
Wheeler II " iaon's Highest ptrmiun
] ocF .~i'-l s"v'ur Machine, md HI"Onuoio Ma
t1iac. t-i biJsdwrv. ~ Nrrt. al
pJie's q. Is. Song-rbe Poor Peoples
t''rd. Cheap and 500. so.u by hlJcc.t ,'Hfy-
NLefc. AUS
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Letter Of J. wilkes Dooth. the Assassin =
lis Views of Sonthcrp l.lHhts.

n any tvii, nc were waning Sat J. WILKES
BooTn bad long contemplated the foul deed, for
committing which, his uaruo B as been malo In
famous tie following le.Ior .-rlizhci rdispLshls
proof.
/. vss Doubtless VT item som. time IA the month
% January last, an ca-s'-l,v gc,el up In A. o..
ytlop,, direct. d thus ~ wiLIr Boom" Ths
rack 90 Boo1u lefi With his brotner.in.,N, M J.
4 CtArRL , resi- lent u Philadelphia, askins NJ.
CtA4gr to take sod care otit IS IL contained val
ua.le Oh stuoks and bo-ds. The envelope ha. re-
rnaiued since JAnu.ry,vith N;.CtARKs, unopened,
until the fe,rful tragedy hal occurred In wash
lncton. THO urotIer-iu..sv Of Dom then opincl
he pactare. In which he found sor,s Unitsl
States bou's t.l stocks and tiia letter ar
CL.rar gave thc letter to United states Marshal
MLLwAar, VIII furnished copy to The Pnilaiel.
PHI. P1E.s, rom whi,k ws transfer it to our
columns.
arcful ,-ussl u .A.s document reVoss tbe
political sentiments Of the assassin, who seems to
have cAersaed, Tor long time, She feel nee TIA,
hnaily lei him to commit the great crime that
makes ; n IN outlaw and . fugitive The act
u,As' low Ipon him tie vengeance o. A. out
ragged PEOPLE, aud uts upon ri- track million y
W al dctectiv 7'rccrb. whose sAa-p cyee--scru-
t.-ia.ng every sasp,oious pc-so1-Nil, vi. lyi-'
slceli lily discover I.s hahn, llice.
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NJ DGAg s,ni
Ilu E-y use this as you think t",t Bat IS
a. arov no, hou to dl-ec,, -, II On the words
Il ,Our MASTER
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~ ll- ."iih ,iand Annul Iavualiou Is. Il a this
tUApiA. WI tc hell the lriily eyoH.ns, April .aI
,le Everett Rooms. co-4cr ~ q .ut 7. galway.
Music by 'uuahan.s Btut. Ihonos Siouaual, e.-
d.. No !iALL C'NEIIL, Capt JOINS RAf-
BETTY, sec. I.4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-21
", Louis Market.

From the DsEserat of the l9thl
Tobacco-The market Was sctise. and prices Of
| all grades were higher to-day. Sales grsep hugs
from 81 to 90 factory. Sc to G 20: planters from
| medium, Sl3 IS to Is IS; good and 6ne SO 10
IL 30; common manufacturing. SIS Is to $24; me
dunn $2s SO to S52 good at $40 Is y 100 rs.
| Flour-The demand inactive except for
sacked. but fair business was DONE and there vas
| no apparent change in prices Sales spring super
at 81; fall super and spring extra in lots from
Sd 40 TO 50: club extra at 80, delivered fall sin
gle extra IS p; choice do At s. So double extra at
So: choice country 1t $40 SO TO ~ .5 fancy do Mt
81 60; city double extra at SILL choice do at sI2
/; r Dbl.
| wheas-The market was very heavy. and the
price was &c lower on choice and loc lower on the
medium grades Sales fancy MT 50 30; fancy
white at - 25 strictly and extra choice at 81 Is
TO 70; choice at II 81 to oS: good to PRIME new
Mt 81 30 to SO: and damaged inferior and damn
fail from soc to - 20 a bushel
Con--The market unchanged. with sale, Of
mixed and yellow at 77c; white at SIS to soc: com
mon do at soc. rejected mixed at zoe: DAMAGED Al
- TO 5oc per bushei. In good and new sacks.
Oats-The market was heavy, and all qualities
were lower. Sales old at Dec; prime new At Al to
&c; good TO prime do at Ace.
Rye-The only sale noted was prime at soc y
busheI
Lsrd-steady and firm. Sales of prime kettle
at BE.
Whisky-Whk stedy demand and an mere, .ea
supply, at higher figures. Sales at 81 20 to -
Butter-Sales prime at 25c, and choice At pc
per pound.
Eggs-Demand steady, with sales VI small lots
at IL to per dez, shippers count and reessated.
with and without packages
Hay-The price is irregular. with sales to day
loose-baled timothy At SO to s2e So tight baled
mt $2l
Hdes-The market was excited. and sale. ve,e
made of fint from - to la l44c-occssioned by
the e'ashing of buyers rather than an actual adj.
vance in -aluc.
Wool-Market active and prices higher with
sales OF tub-washed at G6c; fleece washed at 5361
532c; unwashed at 401c.
Groceries-Markct quiet and unchanged. with
small sales from first hands. We quote fair to
prime Rio coffee at 30G1 324c; skimminrs At 236l
29e; Java at 36h 37c; Porto Rico sugar 1t le3fa
nc; Havana at l6eg l62; Cnba At Ice; Muscovado
at 144 l5c; rice at Ito l24c, sacks and tier.e.
and New York syrup molasses at 60(a85c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-21
finantiaI anO Commercial
KEoKuK MARKET.

DAILY GATE CIrY OFFICE,
August 10th, 1885.
From an early hour until late In the afternoon,
our streets presented lively sppesrsncc. PRO-
duce and grain arrived pretty freely from the
country, aud readily purchased at yesterday
figures mainly. aaes esq 3a ssse
WHEAr--In good demand; old Fab 81 so "a
81 20, new Fall 81 80 to 81 SO; choice new Fail
81 20; old Spring 81 10 to 81 80.
0Ars--Sold readily At yesterdays figures; nev
ranged from 20 to 1905 GID. 373 to Acc.
CoRx-Wcak at 40 to 45c.
RrE-Not much offering; Arm ut SOC for new,
55e for old.
0xIoSs-55c.
PorAroEs--Dcmand good, at 30 TO Csc, for good
sound Neshannocks aud Buckeyes.
Eeos Asp BUrrEn-Eggs came in quite lively
and sold freely at i24 to l4c. Butter, choice only
limited receipts, at PIC; packed, 10 to lsc.
HAY-Market weak and prices dropping.
Woor--Messrs. GaHord 4 Co. bought 2,o0e hi
of fns Fleece washed ct 4sc. This was the only
transaction that we heard Of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-21
Pitfsburg OIL Trade.

PirrsBrRc, August IL.
The Oil msrket continues to move along slowly:
the demand was not very extensive for any de-
scriptions. The river to Oil City remains too low
for navigable purposes for steamers. The fsts
Reels and barges have things their own vav
Freights were plenty both ways at fair prices
Extensive preparations are making for The fall
trade. On the Allegheny several new passen o.sr
ana tow boats will be introduced besides other
boats are receiving extensive alterations and inn
provemeuts,- 70 that In the fan the uAIleghanv
feet will present splendid appearance. So far
as regards prices, we have but Few changes to mo-
tee The lowest price have vet noticed for
Crude was l74c, without packages, for ~ gravity.
The principal demand was Cor heavy Oh, one par
cel, 81 30 grav's sold Mt 2lsc p gallon, without
raokages; the sales were in small parcels 10 suit
the wants OF purchasers. The demand for export
has fallen OF. Refined Oil--ths sales were mt
large, the supply in the market being moderate
Among the sales were parcel Of l25 barrels
bonded, sold for the Bremen market at 4sc. ON
the spot This is the first sale We have reno,tsd
for that Market The ruling prices were Prrs
It SAG 85c and bonded, at 43Ga 40, according 70
the favor Of the brand. Bensole Sfeady. knf -.
changed; bonded, 1885, free, 3sc p gallon. Tar
Prices have settled dow. to Is 90 p barrel, WITH
sales.
Crude-The sales made were 1t variety ~
prices, according to the gravity, ~ win be uer-
ceiscd by the following iales nsmey: 100 bris. 80
gravity, 2lAe, psckaKes returned: 40 brla A
gravity, 2le, same conditions; 100 brls, eood
artieis, he; 400 brls DO l9c, packages rsturned:
i7o baiss - gravity, lite without paekasss; 200
brls, ffse on board, 23c packages included ls2M
400 hsas a0e, wishvut packages. -
Refined Oh-The denaud Was confined T. small
parcels It previous prices. Sales SO brls Frre a
CSC on tAs spot; 100 Is st 64{a65e. Tkers ~
no demand for export. Sales LIS brls bonded. to
go to Brensn, At Aacs That sseusd I, s. the
ruling figures. 1t was offered for Philadelphia
delivery 1t size. a54
Benzole-Not very active. Sales $50 barrels
bonded at ISc; SO do, same figures.
Tar-We note saIe Of 100 brls for the Boston
market, 1t IS . barrel. - emmereial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-21

The Wool market is quiet. but without material
change. Holders are very firm in their viewf,
and demand full prices. We quote, Common 10
good Fleece, 5j9 6oc; good to hne do, 6og 63c
Tub Washed, 55fg re.
In Michigan most Of the growers have disposed
of this years clip, and what has not been pur-
chased by manufacturers is now in the hands Of
second and third parties. In Ohio the growers
still hold most Of the Wool, having taken the ad-
vice Of the Ohio Farmer not to sell for less than
zoe and in this State from three-quarters TO
eighthz is supposed TO be in the hands of the
farmers. In this market at present the stock Is
| about i.30c,eoe MS. which was bought At an are
rage price Of Soc = D. The largest holders are
rs follows: MeAllster, Hall Livermors, 49, eo
lts. coarse, medium, and the. ssuAinder full
blood. Lewises 4 Brooks have on hand about
100000 ts: N. Beecher, Sa,o0s b.; Tiliinghasi,
Allen Co., 10000 fts and Croskey, 7eo.o0o fbs,
The remainder il divided up in small lots among
the various commission houses Chicago Josraai,
1874 fasf