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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

The Des Moincs Register says that DR..
Nathan Udell, Sanitary agent, left Des
MONIES Sunday morning, to visit all the hos
pitfalls from Keokuk to New Orleans, and look
after the interests of sick and wounded Iowa
soldiers. The Doctor is a benevolent, as
well as efficient and capable man, and will do
bis work thoroughly and well. As the war
is closed and things assuming peace status,
all these soldiers in Dixie and the Iowa sick
and wounded soldiers out of the State, should
be transferred to our hospitals, that they
may be as near home as possible, be accessi-
BILE by their friends and to be discharged as
fast az practicable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

The silver forks that were stolen from the
Festival of the Exchange Street Church the
other night, were found on yesterday morning
within the front yard of one Of our citizens,
wrapped up in brown paper and tied with
an old rag string They are now in posses
sion of the original owner. The scoundrels
who INDUCED their thieving propensity in the
instance referred to, had better hereafter
mend their ways, and thereby save their con-
sciences from unpleasant twitchings, and their
characters from very injurious suspicious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

AssAILED.-As the ReY. Mr.. Ferguson was
returning home from the festival the other
night he was assailed by some unknown per-
son, near the corner Of Fourth and Main
streets, who attempted to rob him. Mr.. Fer
guson was the manager of the festival, and
the villain knew he had the proceeds of the
entertainment in his possession, and it was
this money raised by the ladies of Exchange
Street Church, that the wretch sought tOob-
tain but in this he was nicely foiled. Mr..
Ferguson has but one ar m, and with that he
dealt the fellow stunning blow in the face
which knocked off his mask, and caused him
to retreat up the street in very bad order.
Some few weeks ago negro was knocked
down on johnson street and robbed of a sum
of money and gold watch, and the deed wa:
no doubt committed by this same midnigh
prowler who attacked Mr.. Ferguson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

HEsRY's MAGAZINE OF TYPOGRAPHY is :
model OF mechanical neatness and beauty. 1t
is published by Henry Il Taylor, New York.
The number contains an excellent portrait of
the late Mr.. William Hagar, with sketch of
his life, and fine specimens of printing types
from the Foundry of Hagar & Co. This jour
nal is printed with the unequaled Letter Press
Inks of 81. d. Wade & Co., orders for which
may be sent to the GATE CRY office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

The CoxcERT.-The crowd was there, and
Prof. Shotwell and his class, which looked
very prettily and sang very well, (you didn't
expect anything operatic). Prof. ). deserves
public support of his labors. We are glad
our citizens turned out so well. He goes
from here to Quincy, where he teaches his
next class and where he will doubtless be
well received.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

Bosrw1cK l. Co., are daily receiving choice
novelties. suitable to the season. jy22-dlA

PoLrcE IrExs.-The police court was
thronged yesterday. ]. B. johnson, J. s.
McGrew and W. F. Baker, all Of Quincy,
were each fined SOTO for misdemeanors.
John Scheller, Nicholas Graf, Robt. Gurdey
and Conrad Wagner, were arrested by officer
Oatman for being engaged IN row IN . So
loon opposite the postofhce, and each nned
$ll.S5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

The lsTH.-A private communication dated
Mobile, July 18th, states that the 18th Iowa
Infantry was mustered out on the 10th inst,
and would leave for Davenport as soon as
transportation could be had. The 10th Iowa
was mustered ont on the It'll. All the Keokuk
bows Of the 10th were in good health.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

WADE HAMPTON has written a letter charg-
ing Sherman with all sorts of atrocities. Wade
doubtless feels very badly about the matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

MET belhgerent young man yesterday
friend of ours, however-who has espoused
the cause of the bad weather-since it has no
friends in this community. He threatens to
brickbat any person who will dare say it ism
better than no weather at all. Considerate
young man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

BONNET RIBBONS, Hair Ribbons, Head
Nets, Belt Ribbons, Belt Buckles, Lace Wells,
&C., &C., just received at Bostwick l. Co. IS.
jy22-dst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

a CHOICE line of those beautiful Jaccone
Ginghams, just to hand at Bostwick 4 Co. $.
iy22-d3f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

The fine Packet Lucy Bertram is the down
boat this morning. With Captain Asbury in
command, and Clerk Gum in the office, pas.
sengers can rely on being well cared for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

pArly cars Css1 Oyy1m.l
K1oxvK. July =. lssS.
q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAICBs

oROUHRlEs..wHOLEsALE RAICBs.
oonHIo9ID 1uBsDAYB.
svsAn-rrn. Cuba and Porto Rice fsira 1 1S9,
priSs. lSl<oi6c; ehofss ls13oi!c nsv xssks lY3fT
Nev Y~k, 4. 3O5zS erushsS and povSsTsso -, ~
ii So-saevAsn, 500esc.
Cpgyw-o4to -. AM
49, zsrican BY ;nnglish ,sc.
So.s-f.sm. sSi6c; German, l1ol11fe; st. Lous
T..s-fosnx Tyson, 81 sooa %; Imperial, u 10 70
a - 49, Il e 70 81 So.
CAyrtsl3fsr zoc; eamasr Prss.s9 ,Isc. =.
TeaAnco-Dark Sweet, Is 70 0ocs nedinn nnne,: "
"a 80 God ard Natural Leaf u % 70 u rs hssy,
$50.
GiAss-SxlO City %, rafss
Ds,sD X,rln-Choice ~ 0loc eA.
DaaRp CupaAu9S-2oc-
I1,uns-Nsv n n. - So LAyerT TO-
8ALs--S s0o5 Is.
woc..v 49, Hoop rails, - 50; 3 hoop Do. - o.
No he s1t 90; No. do Is 80; No. do, ID 90; Nests
IA 40 III wssh-boaads, - 40
THO. Nsckersl, bbls. "a % for nsv-
No do Do Us % do
@s No Do hide - 30.
No do do - So
Wf bbls No. l white Fish, - 20 nsw
or,-Coei OIL 7sO76c: Lnsesd Oil. u " Lara
ui. q esal 70; fiah Oh, u eooi TO- Meats Foot OIL
- csss...n.w v. \. and Hamburg 1sosse. andscs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

Jusr REcEIvED.-A few beautiful Lace
Rotundas and Shetland Shawls, at Bostwick
Co.'s. jy22 dat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

"Not for day, but for all fime."-PLAxrArros
BIrrKRs.
Hold fast that which is good
Never be without PLANTATION BrrrERs in the
house.
-, hriee - ne armed rho hath his quarrel just. -
Thrice armed against disease il be who always
has bottle of PLANTATION BIrTERs in the house.
PrerentioH IL better than cure
PLANTATION BIrrERs will prevent and cure Dys-
pepsia, Vertigo, Headache. Heartburn, and all
gloomy, respondent and unhappy feelings. Re-
lief in FIVE minutes.
. IN time Of peace prepare for car"
when you are well, OF feel the first unpleasant
indications of approaching sickness take Plan
rArIos BIrrERs. They are sure preventive and
cure OF stomachic and hillary arrangements
jy25-d3t-tu-thur-sat-wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

A Mr.. TALBOT Is producing sensation in
Virginia City BY shooting apples off the head
of Captain Clarkson, with a pistol at dis
lance of thirty feet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

The NJ. d NJ. R. K. is running to Marengo
station, seven miles east of Newton, in Jasper
county, and forty miles from Des MONIES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

Leo HUDSON, the actress, has been robbed
by her agent of So, 900 worth of jewelry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

HE Iowa Liquor Dealers Association
meets in Des MONIES on the 10th of August.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

WAx-WoRKs.-Not "a. Wards" but
Coup's. See notice on first page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

evealing whether you use the fragrant so,oroSr
OF not Your teeth and breath rpeak for Won.
The lustre and purity impaired to the dental ma
hinery by that peerless fuid, and the fragrance
gives to the mouth, cannot be realized Nv the
Use OF any other article accessible to the human
amily ju25-d3t-tue- thu-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

There fair demand for nearly all kinds Of seeds,
and the market frm without any special change In
prices. Sales include 100 bu good to prime timcthy
seed 1t 81 sol - Is bu Is bags $ 90, and ID bags
cov er seed at SIS 90 III 10 bu FAX seed at 81 is 10
bags Do 81 90, 3e bags prime At 81 s0sl " ba-
EChicsgo Repub- July I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

Losr-One Hair Bracelet, mounted with
gold. between Blondeau and Main and 4th !;
on Main, between 4th and It'll, or on 18th, be-
tween Main and Concert hill. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving the same at
my residence on Blondeau, between Sd and
4th. 12t1 Mrs OSCAR KIsER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

Qua townsman, Mr.. J. W. Cleghorn, who
has just returned home from Council Bluffs,
informs us that not so much rain had fallen
in the western counties as in this vicinity,
and the prospect for small grain was good.
Mr.. Arthur Graham, from the vicinity Of
Charleston, in this county, informed us yes
terday, that the small grain in the shock was
rotting We trust, however, that when the
rain ceases, the damage sustained may not be
found to be SO great as now feared.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

WIrH the subsistence Of the war feeling, the
various counties in the State are catching the
railroad fever. Peace brings the reign ofthe
arts of peace. We notice in The Monitor a
report of meeting at Corydon Of the citizens,
whereat it was resolved to cooperate with
s'any company that might propose to build q
railroad through the county," Don't appear
whether any such company is in existence.
Slightly indefinite, but shows vim.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

! tas
s
The facilities Of this Office are ample for the
prompt execution of 81 the various characters
of Printing. The prices win " found to be
very low. In it, various Dspeztmenis this
cllce enpioy more workmsn thAa any o1Ece
h ~ Stass, thus giving i ths advantage Of
Cling orders promptly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

fIREHEs's NoricE.-Ihe members of the
rre department are requested to meet at the
ioung amenca Engine Company's Hall,
TINS evening" AZ o'clock, for the purpose of
edopung consultation and bylaws for the
Aeoknk firemen heiief Association, in the
city Of Keokuk. ALI members are reouested
TO be present. G.. HAaEY,
Chief Engineer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

OuH Western exchanges, for the most part,
box ~ though they had taken Noah's GOOD
Atheir journeys and been refused the shelter
81 the ark. Evidently wet times in the IN
o6untry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

The Register proposes that there be, dufine
September or October, . reunion of the sol.
dits throughout Central Iowa, st Des
MONIES : grand ovation 70 yalor and sol
d'eray serv'ces; martial banquet, where the
Ieysi = nome SHALL Be the hosts and the brave
7. - seia small Do the guests. A capital
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25
DOR sALE-Two Beautiful Lots, or

l. High street {uorth aide. between 9th sna 10th
streets with all frame dwelling also % FEET
OF lot 10 ock les the Of 18th and Msy
street south side With frame it, aso east 60
feet Of lot block les Johnson street. adjoining B.
A williams Foundry. All this property will be selt
cheap The title good or sale. Enquire Of
june32 HB TEyEYrK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

EOR SALE-A nice Brick Colts
With two full lots nns Barn, Woodnhe1. q
Cel1aT, nitusted on rranklin, betUee1 I'll 80
xph1k. 1itle gsed. Rrics9otoos u. & g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

ISoR sALE-A nice Cottage Frame Dwelling House
l. with rooms good cellar. cistern, wood house and
located in good DsightoThcod On FULTON street ts-
tween Fifteenth and sixteenth streets Keoknk These
Improvements cost $500. The house nearly new
Price $500 cash Title good sale. Enquire n
jy12 HR TESFTCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

hfOR SALE.-The south half of the dout<
brick residence formerly occupied by N NcCsfa
10 containing rooms good cellar csfern, star le
and all In good order This property IL situated on
mea between Seventh and Eighth streets and veIr
desirabis residence in good neighborhood Possener
the hrst Of October next Title good or no sale "
quire Of Tjyl31 H. r. TEy-EYcK
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1865-11-30
yEDIToR CHALLENGED BY A FE-
|. The New York Tines, "a few

lgo, contained an editorial recon-
fling the Irish in the rural dis.
ts' not to send contributions to the
ian organization in that city for the.
ICED purpose of revolutionizing Ire
j, as most of the money would be
int to support a set of idle men in
w York On the appearance of the
icle, B. D. Killian, on behalf Of COL
Mahony, president of the Fenian or
aization, sent note demanding Of
!. Raymond, the editor Of the Times,
so far as it personally re-
red to the managers of the Fenian
limitation. This Mr. Raymond re-
1 to do, whereppon Col. O'Mahony
Raymond, through Mr.. Kill
allengc to mortal combat. Mr..
also declined this proposition,
pir ended with the publica-
correspondence.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1865-11-30

A Coon SELECTION The resident
has made a good selection inlhoosing
the school at the Episcopal institute, 1T
Burlington, wherein to educatehis son.
But what will the radicals saAto his
putting his son under such infd hce as
they pretend to think that Of tishop
Hopkins is Montpelier 4rgus. 11so.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1865-11-30
a am the aprisonefl
threeA iers IN United
orms, Fl we're handed
fial BY 2 eo4martial, which
Undoubtedly icrHthem to be-
lnmperialists1 nd

AT pianoforte wlhousei in New
York a weary young VI imam got into
the box containing a3,pright piano,
partly packed and went sleep on the
straw. He was missed but not dis
covered, and the box COZ was quietly !
screwed wed on II. The weaA young man mar.
was presently Awakened ~ the. rude
shock oecasioned by reniing the box !,
to the wagon in the street and found
HI himself standing upon his lad. After
the lapse of some moment he made
himself heard and was rdhsed, but
not until hetw.ls- well nigh srpcatcd. -
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They never appear in public
It having their faces covered.
young lady's first love-kiss has the
e effect on her as being electrified.
S q great shock, but soon over,
A little girl being sent to a store to
purchase some dye stuff, and forgetting
the name Of the article, said to the
clerks. II oa,T Is Il
"John, what do folks dye with ~
"Die with? Why, cholera, some
times" replied John.
+ "Well, ] believe that's the name. I
want to have three cents worth
Sc A lady wrote to her dover, begging
him to send her some money. She adj
ided, by way of postscript, II am so
ashamed of the request have made in
his letter, that I sent after the postman
to get it back, but the servant could not
ouertake Aia,." ] .ile II 81. sl.la.. 81
To illustrate the vicious effects Of
fashion, the Wheeling (Virginia) Intel
ligencer recommended buyers at the
Government horse sale to try the.
horses tail to see if twas a genuine
article, or WATERFALL affixed by Spaul-
ding's glue. y HI ~
j It is said that waterfalls are pro-
hibited by the English game laws
Ehe clause which applies to them runs
as follows: Netting the hare shall be
punished by fine and imprisonment
etc, etc. 49, %. 49,. f,s !
..ss ssMy dear Nicholas said Long
strangford, ssI am very stupid this morn
ing; my brains are going to the dogs"
Poor dogs!' replied his friend.
A man tolspeak his mind, must have
one to speak. d,ai
81 A milkman has been arrested in Paris
for adulterating the tactical fluid He
excuses himself By saying that themilk
was too strong to be wholesome, and his
regard for the health of his customers
induced him to water it. ss
'Imparting pleasure is like putting
money out at interest Y it benefits both
the leader and borrower at once. No
one can be really and truly happy unless.
Others sympathize in and share that
happiness. The purest friendship Is
the most unselfsh in its nature. 1t will
labor, aye, suffer, alone andnncomplain-
ingly, to procuresthe happiness Of She
beloved one, 1and verify it hath its re-
ward'-its abundant reward.
aOur Mutual Friend Money.
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IS There's a difference in timl you .ss
know, between this country AMI Eu-ds-
rope" said agentleman in New York
to newly-arriyed freshman. ssF{ IN.
stance, your friends at Cork are inlbed - n
and fast asleeplby this time, whill we
here are enjoying ourselves in the 4rly.
evening ? That's always the VI = ~
exclaimed Pat, Ireland niiver got j,s-- III
tice yit."
Musket balls were used for moneyfn
Boston, Mass, in 1886, each one VALID Y
at farthing.
A correspondent of.the Pail Mall Ga
zette suggests fogging by machinery -sle 8
We understand that America intends To = !
adopt the plan with a view to carrying ~
out its long promise of whipping crea-sI =
tion.-Pmch. saAs astl ~ fsssi has .Ao4 j
!, a Chinese giant has come tol England -.
who is able to write hisname easily upon
a wall ten feet above the soles Of hist
boots. AtaAs's 8 = sssks hsYsgs Ssn 90
SA ginsa9 tesit aiEsiinfsssaags
SO Onsthe epastiof England, rceently,baa
Goldfish was caught, weighing twcnty4roY
one pounds, having in its stomach 4 pair 81
of br.lss-framed spectacles. The townefL
had probably been diigcsted, but his eye 80
glasses were too much for the fish. 49,
- Healthy resort for the sBlind-The
sec-siele. z..i,la III isai bs ssif 40
s - eas s54tss IN 4. r ~ yss..sa
a gentleman IN this city, npon being u;
called a eabbage-head, declared that he e
would not stand such ssgarden sass. = es:ssil
s. An exchange gives reasons for not IS
publishing q poetic effusi0n, as follows -
s. he rythn sounds Ike pump kns roll.
ing eVnrasaaharn. aoor, whilassame lines.
appear to have been measured with
.yard-stick, and Others with tensfoot 81
pole g s'se y.
= # coal continalca to go ned
the rich can atiar A, t0 the btsi-
ness of hod-carriers. So 6.ss 80. & ,.sss -.sI
g When a broker loses all his money
be is dead broke, but when he dies, he, y
is dead broker. S.; sse ~; IL 5 h sa.E
Formerly the ladies set their caps IDS at g
the men; now they set their waterfalls;
and when woman sets her waterfall at
q fellow, it is only natural that he should
4
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hing the battery
Just as she came
Ettdrive whole broad
cloud of dust. The
but once, without any
Manage having been inflicted,
Ieamer4 was now making for the
al Haytien feet stationed opposite
md quite close to the city. She was
steaming at the rate Of eight knots an
hour, and heading directly for the Hay
ten gunboat "a captured blockade
steamer.) When within short dis
lance she fred from her forward pivot
Ga 11Opound.rifed Armstrong; strik-
ing her antagonist in the port bow and
ripping the whole side out Of her. & A
second shot raked her fore and aft,
when it was observed that she was sink
ing rapidly, her crew jumping overheard
in all directions. Whilst swimming for
dear life the Englishmen stationed in
the tops We're shooting the Haytiens in
the water. One of their armed schoon-
ers was also seen to be sinking. At
this moment, when the batteries from
the city commenced to open on the Bull
dog, Captain Walker ordered his boats
away to the relief of the drowning men,.
under the command Of First Lieutenant
Commanding VIM. Howell, who most
nobly executed the task assigned him,
at the imminent risk of his own life as
well as of the boats crews A terrific
fire was opened on the batteries ashore,
several oftheir guns dismoaated and
silenced. One of their shot, however,
struck the Bulldog and went through
her boiler; two of her crew were killed
and several wounded. The Bulldog was
now seen reversing her engines, but all
her efforts to move proved to Us that she
was hard and fast ashore. . She remains
ed in this way, firing away at the city,
which was in flames in several places,
when towards evening boat from her
was sent aboard Of US, requesting that
Captain Walker would give the assist
ance Of his boat to get him Of. But
still he could not see the point, and
refused to interfere in any way unless it
was to savelife. The English now sent
off another loaded with their wounded
who were, taken on board and tenderly1
cared for. All was now quiet until
about IL o'clock p. M, when a most
terrific explosion took place On board Of
the British steamer, caused by her pow-
der magazine going off, It was suppos-
ed that all hands were ON board at the,
time.p Our boats were lowered away and
of to the unfortunate Bulldog immedi
ately to render assistance, If required.
Before they reached her 3 second and
more fearful explosion was heard, throw
ing massive pieces ofthe vessel in all
directions and in dangerous proximity.
Ito ourselves. As the FIRE now ragged on
board of her, shells, rockets, and loaded
muskets were constantly firing off.
The scene from our decks at this mo-
ment was truly grand Nothing was
left standing but the smoke=stack and
paddle boxes. Nothing whatever was
seen Of her crew, and as none of her
| boats were visible. IL was concluded they
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27
New York Markets.


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FLoUR-Lsss -ssiv.. and slessd sa1os Iow,r
Ronn 10 Ohio; 7 458s % lor Tre.s rrsadss
iaoisdsd = the sAlsa z,0sso-iFts EHtfa stAts.
for JuGs and jail, at7e0. go
UNSATISFACTORY hrrasr: I % for sfate.
waE2r-spri1x scarce and wanted. At "a ed.
vance Of z93ei No. spSug 4 "a WinfsrE Nd
Western ..
RlE-Firnsr. Western ] So. mu
BAkLEY--Boih Barley and Baf3sy Van ezIsf
C0RN-Scaree and lnzc better s1apa5 10 q q
Mixed Hssfefz. the lsgtsr price for etci-s. q
OARS --Dnli. SO 2Sss lower: ssass for West.
era. closfax a. frstae grioe.
coFFEE-o4ist An3 sissdT-
sUGAz-QaistB II -o-1@S-2F 30 q
wooL-Dull-
MOLAss ES-Duii
PEER0LEUM-Firm; ssx fsr Crude 4sasG
81 ssassa a. - 80, az 2 ~ o. e g e.
Mss, closing ~ - 90 regular Wy - o an q
for iss3 sud "a 50, e@sh SD rsxuIaF w=y. eiosins
a. 2 cab az oo9is % f-r Prns, sud u eog
for 1zne asd Jul sellers epslsp, a. ~ 25szi o.
BEkf-ste@dy; io9lf ior plain Mess; 1915
for sxfra Mess.
sEEF HAMs-sssaay; &c o0a2s %.
CT MEATs--Hsasy and ever; n1<f9i95< fol
Shoulders, aH4 l1s5lT ~ HAna 49,.
BAco s--DaIis sAiss OF iso bgEs1 Cumberland
Cat a. l35<4 ~ 80 rs -s = q n
LARD-stsady, ~ I9IeL
eUTrER--Es~a arm. at assFs for Ohio. and
ZSa5e for stzie. ID s
cHEEsE-ss~ steady. At lOelT for common .
prime
MoHEY-ouist and sssy At Sos per cant.
srERLIss-stsadyi es5S9l 10 for azss siA''
GoLD-frraguiAxa ad anss flsd, sSpsas4 &t-lss
advznced 90 49,. aud closed = 5s1<
u.s S7OcEs-Wi fhensf seelsed ehsBzs; T-3os
second series. sssss ~ 4A, cup yns. ~ 528S
eouDSns, OK
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