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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
KEOKUK MARK ET8.
DArrr aaYs crsy ovyrc1,l
Kroxux. January ., iste.
q n Oa,FR IES.. w u oft SALE PRICES
c,arrcrrb fuEspArs AxD YrrpArs


spe.R-cuiss and Porto Roo &c; prime. 2tc choice,
ss Nes Y7k, c, -. New York. A. soe: crushed and
p5u irrel ale
MoL.ssr.-sng.r Hosse-i o5Gl lac. doldsssyrsp,l 20
s1tl -5-S.rxban,. soEti 90
CsSFxk-4s 80 t5tS>
RscI-isss sITe-
esp.-Ans-ric.n lie. w xish.i2
saarlYsirn. izt4rs essusa. 5x0la< ST. Louis Ges-
r.spl..-Srar. - to &c. Mcnld % &21r-
rE4.-Yoang Hysoa. IL 63s12 Is. imperial, II % 70
81 % Ei.ck. 81 Is to 81 rs
Tog.ecs,-fs.k Street. - to zoe; Medium Brun3s, 20
TO &c; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 tsto$l 80
N.ua-Ress brands ~ o. rates
GiAss--sxl0 csnstry s5 W, Ctty ID, ratsF.
tnRDasK--s to 70
DrrrD AFFkas-Itlzr q %, scarce and tending upward
psiE, ErRkssfs-&ae-
R.pfxx-N II 3 -. Layer IS 90
ssfr-3 a. 81 %.
PKaRt SrAncH--ii to lie.
MatIxr wDopr- WARS Hoop Pals, 81 Is; hooy
Do 81 -D Ne Tubs, Ill 50. 80. DO 10 no; No. do
Il 81, Nests I'd do. 4 -. xash-boafds, So 20.
rIsa-So MacksreI. bills. e. %
No2 do do fls %
MOL do hf Do sl2 eoa12 30.
No do hf do FIa 5asasil 90.
HI bbls No White Fish, 50 uesAi0 %.
Or,-Coal OIL o5 Lip~~ed uafi 81. Lard OIL, e o.
g,.b Oil 81 So Meats Fo9t Oil 81 SssS1 30.
CHxxsr-w. r. and Hamburg ~ to Sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

.%-Av< - - : 80
q = oId ny = -
Virginia, Who d6xed ~ 49, 9! ber.
res hnds Which ~ eoa14 ~ ~, $50
Who took - 8efleof ! ti1 appon :
cd dome petroleam oil slong tie ssssan:
Which msandsrsd through il. .Sbs sold
Iisr land q fibaloas prics, ths ovDeF.
agreeing to give the lady onf eighth o
|t6e bill. rho Old lsdy thoughf che hid =
& rod joke on the spectators, but i t.fa'
Cd ont that they had better one on her
The enterprising fellows - - sbfir der
rick and put down IN sugfr and 10
short time they struck we'll which yieid'
one hu6 6r3l sb@rslsof III perl dry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

LITERARY NorIcEs-Lowry.I of the
Literary Depot, with bis scenstc med lib.
eralisy, lays us under Obligations to him
for several serials. Among these are
Harper for February, capital number
Demorest's Mirror of Fashion foF Febru-
AIRY, a number of unusua. exeellence: the
plates are very fine They are rs ppho, y
colored plate Anxious Thoughts =
Iwenty-second OF February" colored
fashion plates, snd an infnitude 6f wood
cuts; also, the Musical Host Tor January
All the latest papers and magazines are
for sale at Lowry's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

CLOSING Our -Messrs. Yates q Mn.
pas "'o o'eT'hg out their large and splen-
u'u STOCK o. dry goods, hats aud caps,
boots and shoes, DC. Here ia ! rsre
Soshce iof bargains, to which the aiten
s'on VI every BODY. and especially Of coun
try dealers, is called. The stock to BE-
sold i vef5 lAige one, the goods Are q
superior quality, and Mesrrs. Y. k M
are oe'ern''osc to sell without regard "a
price Give them call, Main street, be.
tween Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

Kathsiron Ii from the Greek word ~Kathro,r or
aKatharo. signify tocleanse reuvenate and restore
This article IA what its signifies For prsAsryns,
restoring and beautfyins the human hair il the most
kabie preparsion In tbs world 1t IL again owned
and put up ~ the original proprietor and made
With the same care skill and attention which gave IL
sals Of over one million bottles per annam.
VI II il mast dplightfs Hair Dressing.
II eradicates scsIrf and sndrn6
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
II prevents the hair from falling OF and turning gray
It restores hair upon bald heads.
ANY lady or gentleman who values beautiful bead Of
hair shouid Lyons Katharon II Ia known and used
host the cvize world Sold BY all respectable
deslcre DkMAB BARNES CO.. New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
chicago Market

BY Telegraph cfIcaae' Jan %
Market. dull aud unsettled prices desisning and qas
tatious hsayy and nocturnal
Fiour--SsxleJt~d.
whclt--He1v, az 14E9l IS and Dropping Tor 70
sprtDg
Cprrp-Dnll and lower al 5ss4scc
active and lower At 81 . 6oe
Rse-Dnii ard hesyy NJ ~ 81 O..
Barley Inactive.
iii gh wincs--Hesvy at i4G2 lis4 dosing dull
Prcyissous-Hesy, and dropis ag. Aess pork nominal
prin- xrsi~e u % W SO 3oG5i ~ cash
Cat meats negiesi-d and nominal.
Lard-Ilessy n; sols 8zic for prime
Live Nogs-Dui ard ioser al 30 81 o., - 10 qua
Try. A
Dressed Hss---Heavy and loser Mt IL eo0l3 2.
Gstiie-isuii.
Moaey-CI8ee.
Exehanse-Fifrsat par buying. and x premium sell
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
Slukes Jubtfant.

Slakes called upon US yesterday. The
draft was evidently still weighing him
down. He looked poorly, as though
troubled with indigestion OF ar enroll
ment list with his name on it. II wss
time for Slukes to give us his weekly lu-
gubrious wall yer she draft. He sat
down on oar tripod gathered a pen,
groaned audibIy, aud started off thus:
Eve have rushed into print, my crony,
and We begin TO feel the pains of author
chip. You did Us grievous wrong IN
our last, which was also cur first. You
m AIDE us say "our family is represented
in the WAR; when We said s'isn't'' as
plainly a. we could But more than that.
my eyony. you called US both Jehoacim
and Jeboachim This would make no
difference if il were not war times. bat
nov. my crony, suppose we should be
drafted both as Jehoaeim aud Jeboacbin
What tangle we should be in then, TO be
sure. We havn't better half that We
wot Of aud rs for going in two pieces
well, excuse US, but We are afraid We are
to- small to do II cFeditsbly either to our
self or the country.
"But We said, ny crony, that we are
pnt under. Il was seeing our name in the
4
draft list that did it. We have applied
oarself to draft 10 our lifetime (mustard
u be sure, but to have the drsft ap-
| piled to us-that hurts our feelings. Tia.
it would draw well we have no doubt, bat
that it could draw Jehoacim Siukes, my
crony, into liking of seeing his name on
that enrolment We do not believe.
And then, my erony, our name should
not be there at all We are the great
| grandson of an Irshman that never left
the f'oeld country" and the grandson Of
one that did, and Wouldn't We dishonor
our ancestry il we should enlist or serve
in the war at all. And then too, my cro-
ny, We we're formerly troubled with a
rheumatism, and we have never had the
measles, and we have corns on our toes.
aud We are not through teethipg ct, have
not cut our wisdom teeth We think we
will 90 to Dacotah Territory for our
b .slth."
We let Slukes get thus far. and then
we read him Gov. Stones dispatch mott
| flying Us that Iowa is out Of the draft.
l-'Tis wondrous strange what sudden
change was wrought upoa Slukes. His
dolorons and elongated visage became
wreathed in sunny smiles He threw
down the pen, took his hat, and stopping
only long enough to excaim yehemently:
Listen to me, my crony-I amt any
relation TO an Irishman. l never had the
rheumatism did have the measles. a.
to having corns on my toes, | scorn the
insinuation. | have stopped booking for
the coming Of my wisdom teeth; and |
| like this country much better than Daco-
tab" '1lukes rushed down Stare.
| p. S. We found Slukes 10 about a
2 half hour thereafter, lying 90 the bung.
hoie eide of lager beer key, gloriousiy
tight. He had evidently found draught
that pleased him. Slukes will be all right
sound as brick until there is another
call for troops, when his old complaints
viii all be b,ck on him. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

RIvER NAvIaATIoH-The Lacrosse
Republican says there II : fair prospect
for lover usiss apd pooser navigation ia
thu spring Of 1858 than heretofore, a
nearly tso months Of winter haye alfead ,
gone BY without any heavy raias u mach
snpw TO replenish the streams. If ono;her
month passes avay without marked
charge il - lpsegranAs. II ksswsather,
The Upper Aissiessppi aud its tribaiaries
w - ~ : 49, - leta. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

SozoDoNr An article that is ct once
teeth prsserycr and breath purifier. and
yet SO pleasan, and convenient TO use Il,
exceeding popularity does not surprise
SPY one. Time has iully established the
tAct that the SozoDoET p0eseses these
excellent qualities 10 an lemiasnt degree.
Y has lcgit'mately required the right 10
p6sitlon upon every toilet table. Sold by
druggists evergwhere. Jeod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

H The dwelling of Mr.. Tabor, oppo.
site Chatham Square Church, caught fire
yesterday morning, but the flames we're
extinguished before much damage was
done to The building. The fire originated
10 defective ilae.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

s0- Tickuor & Fields. the ID Llishers
of the Atlantic Monthly, have taken from
off the list of their contributors the name
of Augustus Sala, whose secesh loving
and toadying communications to the Lon
don Times lave SO Disguised loyal Amer
trans
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

EEI 1t is unnecessary to call the attention
OF our readers to the communication of
Prof. Hubbard concerning our schools
and teaching. 1t is culpable negligence
that leads any OF our citizens to be care
less of the education of the children and
youth of our city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
uAcAy,s MaGroLsA BALM.

This Ii the most delightful and extraordinary article
discovered II chAnges th< sun burnt face and
hansk 10 peariy satin texture OF rassang b<sHy inn
parting the marble purity II youth AID the DtsfsHess
pearance inviting IN the city belle OF 4ssun II re-
moves tam eekse- paspies and from the skin
leaving the canIiexisfa ir.t transparent and tn
Il nafeii injurious tn the skin patrefzed
by Actresses aud Opera Singers Is what every lady
should have. Sold esery~ here
Prepares by ". y. HAGAS, Troy, NY.
Address all orders to
DKMAs BARNES CO., New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

A-Applicasion will be lads 70 the
British parliament st the next session 70
give the psinss Of Walss 81 !, OOO more
Annual lnco1le.. II he caS't 4aPposs ~
wife and child on bic present income.
S2OD, 600. he had better 60 to work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

fHofoGRAPHlc.- Having pfoeafed the
rooms formerly occupied BY L C. H4mill,
photographer, on Third street, between
Main and Johnson, any prepare D to dc
WORK IN that line that will dompete
with any gallery IN the city. Work war.
rsn'ed 10 be good, or no charges. Prices
TO suit the tipnes. Give me cal.
.. S. Soorr, Proprietor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

SOMETHING NEw.-We refer you to
the card of Hamill, Van Weerden d Son
found on first page. We know The par
ties, and are willing to pledge outself that
the new firm are foe fellows all and de-
serving the largest patronage of our citi-
nanu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

Up 10 Fremont Township, Clarl
coun'y' 10 'h's State, the other day, the
ois'As1s nsa wood hauling for the bsne-
fit Of those who had husbands and fathers
absentm Jude Sans service, and while
.ne ne" re ous employed, the ladiee
Went % wofk 10 gather the corn of such
soldiers families. That's live conmu
nity fos yoa. az
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

reA- The Soldiers Christian Associa.
ton will meet this TUESDAY evening at
six O'Clock, at Exchange Street Church,
aud will be followed TAT seveu) by the reg.
ulsr services of the Church
S. III. JOHNSTON, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

A Inc young folks out Id Clark
County must be regular bricks. The
oeeola sentinsl has The following as one
OF its local advertisements:
MALE TEACHER WANTED-At Gregg's
ocnooi House. six miles west of this
piaes-a male teacher preferred, If a
female is empl ,yed, one is wanted that v in
thrash EN- like biaz.s.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE

70 ATCHM0RS celebrated HAIR DYE ssfks Beat ~
d ~ Wsrts The only H1-~i<ss Tsss SD Rs,ssSls
dye known This splendid Hair Dye perfec.chanz.s
Red Rusty or Gray Hair instantly Clean BLack
kswtrai 6-srH without rJurirg the Hair Staining the
skin leaving ths Hair Soft and Beantiful impars fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine coler ard
aes the i'll effects of Bad Dyes. The genuine 10 signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others are mere imitA
tons and should be avoided Sold by sll Druggists &c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
ny We earn that the name Of the
soldier who vas guilty of the assault upon
Anna Hays, is William Mozart.

~ Col. J. A. Williamson, or the 4th
Iowa Iuflntry. has been nominated for
Brig. Generalship. He deserves the pro
motion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED II

Just pabliss1d IN sealed esrrsope. Pro-, 81 uHfs
"A testnre on ms Nature TrrssMeuf and Fsical Care
Enis IONS sexual Debny, and Iapedineat ~ arss.ee
zen rally, Nervousness, ConsnMption, Eplspsv, aud
Fft~ MeutAl and Pm sicai IncspStity resnltlug from
Ses Abuse, &C. By Ronr J. GulvERwk11y n. D. sutAcr
OF the Green Book &c.
- 3oon - . heusaaas ~ sufferer. -
Sent under seal, in plain envelope to aay addsss
pea paid receipt 81 III cents tho postage stamps
by IN 4. G. KAlss, LII 6owery New York, Poet Once
Box 4.ses jaa2o dAN3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
.lseases Of the Neryoups

- Sc mt mi, VFtDaFy q nd Sc = uNl NyA-
temS-new and reliable treasment-ip reports OF the
HOWARD AssccIArfossent nv mail scaled letter en-
veopes free of charge Address DR. j. SgIrs HoraHfox
phia. Pa srrf-dA~1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

@ At meeting of the City Council,
bed last evening. Thomas Cowley, Sr..
was elected measurer of Wood under the
Ordinance passed January 18th ID relation
TO the measurement Of wood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

- Hon. Michael Hshs hes boon sleot.
ed U S. Senator from Louisiana, ID serse
six yesfs from the fst-of March. 1855
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

Major General Wi 3 i was msrried
- che Lstheran Church, Cincinnati, on
che 18th instant. TO Miss Louisa Becen.l
81 thas city Msjpr Gsssrsi Hookef vs.
anesg ths Distinguished wedding -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
COLGaTEs HuNEY SOAP,


rhisneiebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand In made from the choicest materials Is
mila and emotientin its nature. sragraDlly
scented and extremely beneficial In its action
upon the skin For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ianzs-lydAv.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13
The Courts.


MAJORS CouRr-G. Marx was nned 20 ana eosts- nor
Wsrtbeimer was fined IS and costs for the Of
Mr., Martha Hope u.s. james Stephens, action for debt
I'm the amount of s60 In other words Mrs Hope appealed
10 the Court to correct her bad bargain Judgment de-
warrant. we're issued for parties doing business
wIthons license, keeping open on Sunday, &c.
MAYORS Portsmouth,. Pagan, on itins-
pedar of cigars, arrested for peddng without
license. Case not sustained and accused dismissed.
Patrick 0Brien, charged with sssautng William
OConnor and being drunk and dsorderly was fined $40
and bound over keep the peace In the sum Of 500 for
one year,
tables. Turned over to the Military Court.
Charles Ayert aud Elisha Lee colored arrested for
stealing hog from John cottonhead. Turned to
the Military Court.
Henry Freeman (colored) arrssted for discharSing
pistol within the city limits in violation Of ordinance
Turned over to the Military Court. g. 20
,nss Turner coored, arrested for stealing beeswax
Horace Koran, arrested f0f Ming tns pvv .v,. =.
Mary L. Weston. Committed for examination. 1t IL to
be hoped that this fellow will not get away like all the
rest OF his craft have done. Watch him. Hutcherson and
may be left you as q token Of remembrance &c
Thomas Edwards arrested on complaint of W. Z. Car.
hart for as.aulting bis son with knife. Charge not
Jos Boush arrested for stealing lot of clothes from
1ohn Johnson also pistol and jswelry Committed for
Edward Means, arrested for driving his horse on the
sidewalks and driving ut reckess rate In
OF his youth he was admonished and dismissed.
MILITARY CorRr.-Solomon Bright (colored), charged
with violation of the city ordinances Of Norfolk in sell
ing In the market without license Fined 500 and his
stock in trade concated to be sold by the Clerk of the
Market for the benefit OF the city.
Eliza Gross (colorsdl charged with stealing clothes
from Mary Warner (colored Sentenced to government
farm for eight months not to return under penalty of
being confined in the hard labor prison, with ball and
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

RECONCILIATION, RECONSTRUCTION,
AND REPoPULATIoN.-T following
marriage notices, which we eli pfrom the
Petersburg Express, speak very favora.
bly, for reconciliation in the South. The
women ofthe South seem to have been
seized with sudden fondness for the
Federal soldiers:
Married at Burkesville, va Sept 10TH by the Rev. g.
z. wiillams, In the Chapel Tent of the I'd U. s. c. T.
sasean! GEORGE D. JOHNSON, ofPhiladophla Penn,
10 Miss FLORENCE BRANCH, ofPstsrsburg Va.
q. At Burkesyills va september 10th, by the same,
Sargent STEPHEN Z. r. GUNDY Of PHILADELPHIA. 10
MISS SUSIE MOTLEY, of Burkesvle, Va.
~. Az surkesyille Va, september 10TH by the same
rry m DANlEL g. RYDER of PHILADELPHIA to Mias
MARGARET FOX, Of Petersburg, Va. '''''
p,;v. DornssviIIe Va September 10th, by the same
qTIyase WI. ID. SYRITH, Of Detroit Mieb to Mis-
SUSIE MAYO Of Glover Depot, Va A' " 'a'''
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13
OLD VIRGINIA.

We cannot find time to answer the
letters sent us from various quarters, in
curing as to the best region wherein tc
settle at the South. We can only say
generally that there are inviting lands
to be had at low prices in every Southern
State, and that We consider them all
eligible for settlement, from lower Della
ware down. We could not advise a
Western man to come East i'm quest of a
good location, nor an Eastern man to
go West, since the chances are good on
the lower Mississippi as well as on the
James, the Santee and the Savannah.
Better look first at the region nearest
you, and III you are not suited there, go
further.
To Eastern men and Europeans, we
earnestly recommend an exploration of
the shores of the Chesapeake Bay, and
thence through Old Virginia into North
carolina. We believeAlands can be
bought there as cheap, all things con-
sidered, as anywhere on earth. These
lands are but six to thirty-six hours
distant by steamboat from all the great
seaboard cities, which always afford
ample markets for their produce. Vir-
gina and North Carolina are congenial
10 all the fruits OF the Temperate Zone |
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

ALE-Philadelphia and Hudson, 1926
BRANDiEs-Apple S300@400; Hennessy Otard. pi.
net Castillion &C., $l000l6OO; Fancy Brandies: Cher
ry, Blackberry. Ginger, &C., s50o@656; Domestic Com.
monl S2S5; California, per case, 5000,
BITTERsnBokee's, brakes, Wshoo, Russ's, schedam,
BAC0N-Baltiniore, Sides, l9@20c; Hams, 25Ca soc
Smithfeld Hams, cuts to order 23@25c
BEEF-Extra Mess, $ls0o@2o 90; Mess, sl6Oo@lsOO
BRICKS-first quality pressed, $500; I'd do, 5000
BxGGHs PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, 500 per ton.
C0RN-White, 70@75c.; Yellow, SS0@S3c.
C0TT0N-ordinary, 90G934c; Good, S5@s7c; Mid
ding, 3S@43c.
C0FFEE-3l@36c.
CANDLES-Adamantine 246l25c,
CIGARs-Domestic and Imported 20@15O.
C0AL-First quality, 4oc: "a quality, 35c.
90 D0MEsTlCsospraguo Prints, SO cents; American do,
Lowell 2915; Lancaster Ginghams 81 Delanes, 81
Amours, 40; Standard and Atlantic Sheeting 3S; "A
Lonesdae Bleach, Co. rs do do so; rs James ST. Mills
Mills Bleack, 821S schawbe Prints 81.
.. FLoUR-FamiIy. sl2oo; Extra, s10Oo91o25; Super,
seI5g9.25; Fine, s..
bushel Oats, 6o@75 per bsiel Bran 40a50 per bush.
GIN-S2.60Ge5.00.
H0OPS-None
HEADINGS-None.
LUMBERoClear per thousand, $1,000; I'd do, 5000;
LIME-First quality, per bbl s25o@s3Oo; Cd quality,
$l.50G200 ~
OAkUM-16G1Sc.
oIL.Whae, per gallon, s2.OO@2.2S; Linseed, sl75
P0RK-Aiess $50 90; Prime S25Qa2.oo.
PoRTRR-London, best brands, $3.50; PhiladelphE'
1925
RUM-s24o@6oO.
R0SIN-Not quoted.
ROPE-Manilla, 23@l26c. Hemp, 25Gl3oc.
SUGAR-Brown 14@D17 Nc; Refined Crushed, Powdered
and Granulated, 21kci White, l912c; White 10; G
sIIiNGLEs- ssoo@1o.oo.
STAvES-$25 0O0l3OOO
TAR-S450G500.
URpENTINE-S5 25m5 20
in market 'SSt virginia no
sl.00: Snuff 50c.@SslOO. 1 oo'V
WIIEAT-whito Sl.oo@2 10; Red, sl5o@1.75.
WllISKEYS-Old MonOngahela dow proof 81. 2O@2
80 Rye and Bourbon, $235Gg7O0.
WlNE-Champagne: STAR" lleidsick," Screen Seal y
De St. Marceau "Rod Lac" &c. $25 OO942OO; sherry ST.
@S0o Port, s40o@s00 Claret, in cases $780, 5000 S.
sooo and sZtoo; santerne, per case s9Oo@15 Calior
W00D-Per cord s4.5O@5.OO.
WHITE LEAD-S@l7.
DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FRESH MEATS-At tho stalls, Beef according to cut.
10@1j cts; Veal SOLO cts; Mutton i2@l5 cts Soat
1901 90 per quarter.
FoWLs-Chickens 25@5O cts according to size; Ducks
81 00@1 25 per pair Geese 62@75 cts.
FRuITS-Grapes Black and Scuppernong 10 cents
per quartz Figs white and black cents per dozen Pears
81 69@2 90 per bushe Apples 75@sO cts. per peck.
NEGETABLES-Cabbag colo cts: Tomatoes 2GC13O
cts per peck; Onions 10 per bunc Beets 10 cts Der
bunch; Soup Vegetables 110 cts. per bunsh Potatoes
76@Sl 90 per bushel; Sweet Potatoes 75@SO cts per
FIsIIHog Fish sloo to 81 rs per dozen; Spots lOo15
cts per dozen; Trout 25Q50 cts. piece Muet IO@I5
cts n Per bunch Sheep PHI He'd S,! So@sI co.
per pound Lard 23@26 cts. per pound; Cheese ls@25
cts. per pound.
Commercial markets firm and steady at quotations
with lively demand for wheat naval stores and slaves
Gold frm North Carolina and Tennessee have gone
up to quotation since last andl looking up We hear of
virginia bonds touching &C. but not reported on change