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, 1866-12-29

BAtRA1u Scaoo1 pn1sEx-A71os.-Atap pleasant
Sabbath School sodxo1t, enjoyed Taursday cvcu-
Ing last st the Park Avenue II. E. Church. in this
city, Hs. !. Cutler, the Superintendent OF the
eeAool wa. presented by bis tcscbers sud echolars
" III fne and costly edition Of sm1ths Bible
Dictionary.
MFs, j. Il. BA.llss. The vito Of tho PASTOR Mae
rrnsentcd al the tatue TING, by George ScoTf1fe.
Esq., On behalt Ct the church and congregation,
beautiful ant valuable get Of mink furs. II WAS
g1roefolly and efaipfnlly acknowledged the gin.
Though but few 1nonihs here, the pastor and bis
sanilJ have already endeared Themselves to their
-hntch and CONGREGATION
, 1866-12-29

coxN141FD FOE TE1AL--FatrieE md John
O'B,isu, charged with three OF lonr different as
sau11 upon Edward o'Hollotan. the particulars
Of which wc1r pub;lshed in these columns last
week. we're eYraiyned al The Police Court, yeeter-
tsy mo.ptpr, fer nual examination. Patrick wss
committcd for s1ial. rl.,on the clsrge OF assault
With desG1y weapon, IN bAts OF fSn, and hoth
II hrIJ o9 xHtl e8eh.
, 1866-12-29

IurAsr11 HAIL. Partu,s having FonB to send
To srlact ts1nIly school, Will nrd such a home,
win lbe tett Of trimming and instruction. at this
Institution, which IL tftualcd near cute1go, one
rntle west Of Gsaceland CcneieSy: Rev. Dt.
Park the Rector, Is assisted BY arc aele Instruct
on. srd teaches all the b1Anchoa OF = practical
buttuess edn6Rltou with great success. Els Post
FN1r. nj r~sH Ia boz 1886. Chicago, Ill.
, 1866-12-29

p1scuAraKD.-Thonas Co.r9gsa and Peter
Tyson. merchant policemen. charged with bur
clsry upon the residence Of Charles TewabusT, on
indinc1 a1enuc, On Sunday night we're finally cx'
auaiped n the Police Court yesterday afternoon.
xpd were discharged. Besides want oE sufaclens
proof of Identification, co1iEan brought the best
Ct seeununy regarding his previous eaarncter
ihe.e was no evidence to hoIa him.
, 1866-12-29

nrpE rAHK SKA1Ho CLrn--The elt1zcns Of
B5dc Park hare Just completed ssatlng park
embracing m ares Of one and half acres, with
house. 1cncc, flooding apparatus, &c, antl the
STOCK Is uesfls all subscribed Tor. meeting Of
The stockhoIdetB WA E+ld On ThusadaJ evenlnr.
1t hteh The following officers were elected for the
.reutnR y<ar: President Z. A. Csdf; v!ce,Prest.
dent, J1s. r. Root; 1rcasrreF, Geo. ". Waite
SenetArr Fl. B. Borne.
, 1866-12-29

HEnatU RELIEF SoC1ETr--Wc have rtcrfved
lengthy communication from gentleman stgaine
hfGssN .Alcrtndcr." all.e .eing casc Of neglect TO
relieve suffering By The Hebrew Relief Society.
Ho etn.es that the applicant come i've months
Vile and four children. F,ndin. nothing in Ne y
York. he v As advitcd to como 10 Chfeago, and ar
led hc7c nearly three months aco. He was uua.
hlc to obtain employment here, and Is Last re-
tou,c. applied 70 the above named Society, whosc
otlar-, aftcr assiee numerous questions, dcally
Subsequently leafn!nc that the ruascn Of tuch Re-.
{u.al was that he is a Tole. ih,uGh Jcw.
, 1866-12-29

(1n.1., AxrR1cAr FAE1 AI1L--Wc call The at-
ten,ion of farmers and others TO this much i'm
provtd feed MIL, which grinns from i've to Twelve
tu.he;s Of -four or feed Per hour with two horfc
power, md really grinding the grain thin:
1ktch tcw iron mills DO. The. are furnishes a. a. !
iake strrtt: F. E. Outs. general agent. also Of
dc Empire City regulating Nird1tlls.
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nOKUK. IOWA


H 0uRssszr PovA Panss, % which the
DAn err i nox printed. il offered for ale
= VIZ Low nice. Ii capacity Is suiicient
oopeint Upaper 3Sx42 inches, and can be run
ailDtsAe Of 600 to 800 per hour. Il Is not
66easary to speak 4 the quality Of The
work Il win perform, q the appearance Of
he paper = the present time win satisfy ev-
cry printer on this point. This press is Of
fsred for sale TO make room for = steam press
Of reater capacity and speed, TO meet the re-
qsiremsnts Of our increasing circulation.
Also, q RuGGLEs CARD AND BILL-HEAD
PRxss, in good running order, will print in
ride of chase Axe inches, and can be run by
treadle Of the rate Of 1000 to 1,2ooper hour.
Also, . RuaGLrs DIAMOND. CAM Press,
size inside of chase sx4A inches, in fine or
der and can be run by a boy at the rate o.
1900 TO 1900 per hour. 1t is one of the
best and simplest machines that can be in
troduced into a well regulated Office.
Also, for sale, at bargain, Job Power
Press something after the pattern ofan Adams
press), size inside Of chase lSx18 inches, ant
substantially built.
All the above presses can be seen in dali.
operation, and printers who contemplate pur
chasing machines will do well to call and ex
anime for themselves.
These presses are mott be sold on accom-
Of any defect which they possess, but becaus
we want machines better adapted for steam
power, aud more suitable to the wants Of. tn
growing trade of this city and the surround
ing country.
For further information, address
A. w. SHELDON,
Prop'r GATE CRY.
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CyhssscA Directory.

WESTMINSTER PREsBY TERRAIN
CHURCH, 10. S.)-0n Seventh street, between
Main and Blondeau. Services every Sabbath Ct
II :. m. and IN. Sabbath School At , .. m
PRAYER meeting every Wednesdny at "A P. m.
fehJr6s.Iv We. CRAIe, Pastor.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN-G0ne Of High
and i3th streets. Services every Sl1bath At IL a.
IN. and D. nj. Sunday School at " q m
aprg6-'6 s-ly JAMS BRows, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL HURcH-High street,
between Fifth aad sixth. Services every Sab
bath At II .. IN. and D. IN. Sabbath School At
3p.m Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
mayl6'66-Iy GEoRaE TEACHER, PASTOR.
EXCHANGE STREET N. T. CHURcH-on
Exchange street, between Third and Fourth.
Preaching every Sabbath at n =. 10. and p. m
Sabbath School g, 2. p. N. Public Prayer Meeting
| Oh Wednesday evening. JONI BURGESS,
juIyl-'6$ly aseof
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. E. CHURcH-cer-
ner Of Seventh and Morgan streets. Preachips
every Sabbath at ii a. IN. and p. M sbbhs,A
| School at9 q. IN. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings JoHs HAYES,
apr27 '66-ly Pastor.
FIRST PRESRYTERIAN-C Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath at IL a.
N. aud D. m sunday School at a. IN.
apr2s oas l. \. cRirrEspEs' Pastor.
ST. JOHNS EPIscoPALcHuRcH-on 18th
street, between Concert and High. seryiees every
Sunday at II n. N. and sp. m. Sabbath ssaool
at o'clock o.. m. W. H. "oops' Rector
juae4- 6H-ly
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The coutiausd dullness Of trade, the gen.
srsl decline in prices, and the carta;lmsnt Of
masufactaiag, ere bsgin.ing - have : dos
pressing inlkence upoa the standard a ~
ees. 1eruhants, mAnufactufeFs and ceAef
employsrs are Discouraged BY the business
prospect, and, - usual under such CT. cum.
stances, they are inclined to seek for relief IN
: reduction Of wages. This disposition, too,
is strengthened BY belief, or perhaps rather
q fear that stormy times in the financial world
are not far ahead. The Wholesale merchants
are generally cutting down thsir~ ioros OF
statesmen aad other employs, npon The Pr,
sumption that next years business will fall
far below that of the present. In the matter
of wages there is bat little difference in this
branch Of trade between the present salaries
and the arrangements for next year. Heads
of departments have, 10 some cases, obtained
advances, but the trade has but slightly Les.
seued. A large number Of stock clerks will
be thrown out Of employment on the LIST OF
January; also considersbla number Of entry
clerks, porters, &c. 1t is in the manpfsctur-
ing line, however, that the dull times are
most keenly felt. A great many manufac.
turing concerns In this city and throughout
the country have lately suspended operations,
others have curtailed their business, and 9TH
ers still have cut down the wages OF their OPP
erativss. There is now strong tendency to,
ward lover wages in several branches o.
manufacturing, particularly in the cotton and
wooden line.
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JULES REDS
email De PARIS. y
The New Beautifier of the Skin

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies.
This of Identifying the skin being known only
to Messrs Jared Rene they honorabE state that 1t
differs from all other preparations II gives to the most
hsrsh and freckled skin both the texture and color
polished ivory. removing Ali discoloratios, whether
psaring As freckies tan. morphe~ moth biackworm
.peck. and especially successful ip oothns on. the
marks left by tbs SMALL rcx.
The agents of tL'Enail de- Psriss meat confidently
submit to the public the endorsements Of such
distin gushsd ladies
Signora Ristori, Mile Felicita Vestvali, Hiss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. d. r Bowers, Luz
ellie Western, Mdm'e Ponisi, Mrs Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes, Miss Agnes Perry,
and many Others whose high standing in the profession
gives the stamp oftruthlness their Intelligent and
grnuineapprov.l
The Beautiful Lucille Western says:
~ and that tie Email produces a the brilliancy Of
rougs and hy white; with the great md peculiar sdysn
ge OF total barmlness II really dds 10 the softnsss
and beauty Of the skin"
The M,gniScsnt vsstyaii nyG
~ have suffered % much from the yarious white To-
lions &c, which my theatrical profession obEes
use that consider II perfect benefac ton 10 End
preparation which gives the necessary whitsness 10 the
skin, and leaves the skin cccl and smooth T"
Miss Maesis Mitchell says:
II have tried the skin besutifer, sLEmaii de Pass
and found that II Instantly imparts natural bloom an
freshness TO the compilation"
.Jareds Email de Paris" 10 used . delicate beautiaA
Of he skin for Theatre Saloon Ball ROOM BY the
refined and sorapsous ladies' predicting all the bcsui
lying sasc II rosss and hlywhite without theIr vulga
giars q injury 70 the skin.
soidby III nrstelas Druggists, Psrfuneu and IAAles
HaiF-Dfsaser.
e1ssh 1snth street, and Johnston Holloway oovdsa
L Isabsaa, ia broadway; Dsnas Barpes Co.. a.A
Q. wsih Co., New York, asd Eugene Joain, III
rhIlaSslphis. Agents.
JARKD RENE, General Agents snd inportsss, n I
deel-e0, euA<thp
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flnantial anO Commercial.


BY Telegraph Nsw fonr. Dec. z
The money market was pereeptibly easier,
but toward the close of bank hours first-csss
Arms fonnd no difficulty in getting supplied at
= cent Vague spmors are in the street Of the
Treasury official being mixed up With the present
raid.
Gold closed at ls3te.
Government securities dull and heavy this p. m.
There il further decline 10 gold bonds.
Treasury paper is comparatively steady.
The closing quotations Of gold bonds are the
lowest they have been for long time Registsr-
ed of 81, 81 oeiai s7a; coupons Of Isl, u lola
lol s-eos. registered, of 81, 81 o4ial %; s.
2es with coupon, of 's2, 81 osaai o6s; do of IS,
81 o4sal 05s; do of January and July, 81 oIis
es; 10 los, registered, ssiassi; do. with cou.
pons, s9iasss June compound interest notes Of
%, 81 le4al 1871; July, 81 lsiai Isl; August
81 l5iai isii October, 81 l4taf l!i; Decem-
Der, 81 isial 1874; hsy, IS. 81 HAL liz
August. 81 lesal ioi; September. 81 loai lol
October, 81 oeiai 10.
The stock market is sctive and excited.
Closing priees-0. NJ. certificates st 2es2s4
Cumberland 65a67 Quicksilver 43&a44; Marpo
So I2tal2i; do, preferred, 2sia3e; Western
Union Telegraph 44s44i n. Y. c. 81 esala os!
Hudson 81 Isal 20 Ny. 4ssa47; do, preferred
rst po-t Wayne 81 o4ial o5.
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ExrRAoRDISARy BUSINESS CHAScE.-Web-
ster h Bro, at Fort Madison. Iowa, having a
favorable opportunity to engage in the whole.
sale trade, in the Southwest, offer for sale
their entire stock of Books, Stationery, Fan.
cy Notions, and Musical Merchandise.
Having the exclusive book business in For,
Madison and vicinity, with splendid business
room, low rents, a fresh clean straw stock,
and large and increasing trade, we do no,
hesitate to say that this is by far the best
chance for investment offered. Terms
Cash. For particulars, address,
WEBSTER BRo.,
Fort Madison, Iowa,
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH


Bv Te,evrsphl HEv YogE. Dec. n
ootton-Lowsr; ssiza3a for mddlins upiands.
Fiou-psii 1oslsc lower. hoidsn do not press ssles
IS 2os % for super westert % tois 30 eItrs West
eru; $40 sosI2 50 shipping sxIa B. II. o. SIC asols
rs for trade brands, closing quiet
whisky-Quiet and nominal
whest-Duii aud nominal; holders hoveYsr sxhion
DC pr e.sing desire to realize.
Rye-Duli and heavy.
Bariey-D-ciininE.
CornReoeipts l0.o 600 bush opened duh and lover;
closed arm; 81 osDf 10 for rixsd Western in store.
elosng with buyers II 81 10 in store.
ots-Duli declining; o4Dc+ for Chicago and NIL
wsukee.
| Iea,her-Hemicck soles arm aud active; 3l032
Petroleum. Dull at lse20 for crude and sosslc for
I refined In bond.
Kasier with fair demand; sales s.ioo bb,; &s
2ss SO for old msss closing Sl2 regular $40 Is
/ a2o IS for new mess; SIT 26al7 IS for prime
sales OF 500 bbls ne vt 81 5o12l IS, sellers
for Janu.ry and February
BAef-u-avy
4 Beef Hams-Steady
Pacon- Quiet
/ Gu Moats-stesdy.
Dressed Hos.-Heavy; ssgs4 for Western.
Lard-Lover and heavy: iiDi754 for old; l2Sl25a
/ for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-23

Orr Of respect to the memory Of Miss JES-
EIr MILLER, long q scholar and teacher in the
Unitarian Sabbath School, it has been deter
mined to postpone the Festival Of said Sab
bath School until the evening Of New Years
day (January u, and notice is hereby given
accordingly. In order that the teachers and
scholars may attend the funeral, there viii
be no Sabbath School today.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph cnrcaso, Dec. a.
Mess Pork-Dull; prioss easier
Lsrd-steady and hrmer at 1ll4D1lA
Green Mests-HeId nrpi,s moderate sales; hsms 81
a.: shoulders ~ from block.
Pickeled Cut Meats-Inactve.
Mess Pork-s.ies OF 50 bbls at SIS as0ls co. closing
at outside al IRE for nrst class brands.
Dressed Hogs-peciined 25c at opening; rallied and
closed steady at 50 5se-, dividing on looies.
Pioar-Quiet and unchanged.
wheat-Dul, e3o lower; No spring q o692 os
rejected 81 S. closing dull at 81 s2laal IS for No 10
regular houses.
corn-Declined l1ilxc per bush No at 1870; No
At ~; reject ted at 5lds2 closing at T51< for No
oat.-Dul; small sales OF old and fresh receipts Of Nc
at +oS4SN
Bye-lc lower; s11zoss; fresh 80.
Bxrley-Eominal.
ishvines-Uns.leabls; q 20: bonded 2soas.
Poultry and Game-vsry dull.
Hogz-ASsse Is.
ehsep-ts 5o04 70.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-23

Ngw ART GALLERY.-We call attention to
the card of Messrs. Blair 4 Taylor, which
appears among the new advertisements.
These gentlemen are good artists, and will
take pleasure in satisfying customers of this
fact Give them O call
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-23

THINK the Lord, We say it devoutly. It's
gone, finished; won't provoke..to un Christian
feelings any more. ".Chilton's Eclectic
Cleanser" has cleaned itself out Of this pa
per; cleaned out Chiffon for aught we
know; don't care only glad that we are
quit of il.
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The greatest bargain of the season. Sew
eral pieces, most desirable colors, full width
French Merinos, at one dollaf per yard! A
lot Of plain delaines, 25 cents per yard Facts
speak for themselves, at the New York store.
d2twlt
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THERE has been another change of time on
the Valley road, which goes into effect to.
morrow morning. The mail train will leave
at $50, a. m. This arrangement will sui,
our subscribers along that road, enabling
them to get their morning papers in good
season,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-23

DID You 20 10 that Fair at the Estes House,
If you didn't you should have done 30. II
was nice place be. Clouds and mud and
discomfort ont 4 ors; attractiveness and
beauty and genial aoyability within. Those
oysters and those tlfee and ice-cream aud
s.sich' havn't been improved upon since Eve
gave up her purely ,l'iet diet in Eden, and
made mp her first batch of bread, and took to
general housekeeping. without hired s.help.''
And the fabrics for sale, elegant products oil
exquisite taste, and t,ir hands, couldnt fail to
tempt you to purchase. We don't know wha,
the receipts were. We hope they we're sutii
Gent to justify the ladies for the untiring en-.
srry and labor they gave to the enterprise.
BEroRE US is the circular of the Fort Mad.
ison Academy. The courss Of study is full
and carefully selected. The Trustees say:
aWe take pleasure in announcing to thu
friends Of the Fort Madison Academy, that
The large and capacious building l. nov rsady
Tor the reception Of students.
eve do not hesitate in saying that We hayt
q fine building - thsre d q the kind. il
the State, and that We caa furnish student,
with better rooms, than the majority Of inst
tntions ia the country. Our rooms are Il
we'll lighted and ventilated.
"This Instisution has been rs.oreanised and
placed il charge Of j. J. n. Anesar, n. D..
Who 10 Recommended - eminsntly quali6e(
b. ability, sdsestioa and sxpseisscs to sus
tain . school q high osdee.
"Dr. Aagse hns coadacsed 80 tern d
d 0sdeoReo NJ s0oeoos - y ~ soGas'
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An Extraordinary Member Of farli,

An Extraordinary Member OF farlia
ment.
Mr.. Arthur Marlborough kavanaufh, the
recently elected member of Parliament for
the county Of Wexford, is the most extraor-
binary gentlemen who has, during the pres
ent century at least, entered Parliament.
The honorable gentleman has neither legs
nor arms In place of legs he has but
about six inches of muscular thick stumps,
one being about an inch shorter than its fell,
low; while mis- arms are dwarfed to perhaps
four inches of the upper portion of those
members; unfinished with any examinations
approaching in any manner, TO hands. Yet
he is an excellent caligraphist, dashing
huntsman, an artistic draughtsman, an un-
erring shot, and the most expert yatchter; a
combination Of accomplishments, under the
circumstances of his cerporealimperfection
that is certainly astonishing. In face and
mould. Fine wsll.marked features, and eyes
that, though the body has been uafortu nstely
shorn of lis fair and legitimate proportions,
the mind is well developed. He IL now
about forty years Of age, and large family
| of children, as handsome as could be found
in this country, has blessed his union with q
lady remarkable for her beauty, and beloved
| for her amiable and considerate disposition.
Endowed with q healthy mind, Mr.. Kava-
naugh has not permitted his physical allie.
tons to mar, curb. or control the develop.
| ment of these faculties to which, as If BY way
of compensation, Providence has vouchsafed
TO impart extraordinary energy and acute.
ness. His literary taste he has grati6ed tc
the fullest, and the Cruise of the Eva,
published . short time since, testifies that b.
II On aeute observer, graceful and vivsciouI
in expression The book, which is most Ger
tainly evidence Of An sbility far away abovs
mediocriy, was illustrated from sketches
made BY himself during his cruise Thu
mode of writing il simple, but muse hsvs
been attended With great trouble before b
astainsd the proficiency which be unques
tiopsbly has. He holds the pen or p4acil il
| III uOuth, and guides III consse by IL ann
ssanp,, ~aich ~ eancieetly long p nss
asross. ths chest, s - b. III, appafSk ~
possible sod he produces oaS1asY -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-23

ExPLAsArIoS.-Those French Merinoes
advertised in our local column, for one dol.
lar yard, are to be found at the Cheap New
York Store, for ten days,
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SELLING Orr Day GooDs AT CosT-Phillips
L Kerr will offer their entire stock of winter
goods at cost and less for the next thirty days.
Go early, as now is the time to secure bar
gains. dec21-st
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CITY NEWS.

A few more Of those Christmas Goods lefl
Mt II. Brownell's, -e Main street
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c. q. EMERSON, corner Of 4th and Blon-
deau streets, is manufacturing an extra
WOODEN Sock, for gents and boys. ldec23.3tl
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BuRKITr & Co. will sell at retail, at cost,
mems seal, otter, and beaver fur caps; ladies
Itch, rat, and coney furs ladies' beaver
trimmed hoods and scarfs undershirts and
drawers. decI6-l0t.
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DUNCAN, KAnLE L Co., have an immense
. stock of furniture, the best ever brought to
this market, and they invite the public to give
them a call. (dec20-4t)
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Dos'r forget to call on Monday at Ayres,
Mann Il Ayres' and select Christmas pres
ent from their late arrival Of rich Jewelry,
Silver Ware and Fancy Goods.
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BIASKErs.-74 to 81 pounds Fine Wool
Bleached Blankets, for sale low by J. NJ.
Gelatt, 1913 Main street. (dl9-tf
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AucrIoS.-Howe l. Tyler will sell on
Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, one good
milch COW, lot of furniture, cook and heat.
ing stoves. &c.
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THERE will be rattle for good horse, a,
Landes' establishment, at o'clock, Monday
evening.
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Weekly Review Of the New York Mar.
By Telegraph INV Yosx, Dec. n.
sale market during the pat week. notwithstanding the
and unyorabie news from Europe are the chief eassss
Of depression.
Flour is qu,ts weak Holders submitted to . decline
qnsncs Of the light stock and small srfvals Present
stock IL esustsd 1t no 900 bbls which IL bbs
iss than this time last year Ohio SO % to IL d
Loss ss 80 70 II - Rye nour sctvs and Urn;
% y 10 IS Buckvhsst = % 70 70 pr 100 IL.
Wheat 10 offered spaxingiy somnon qualities lsen.sa
900 bush sold for export at concessions; No Chicago
and Milwaukee = aooa -; No . q aoo3 n whia4
y osOs ~
Rye sdvsnesd; active; chiefly for hone trsds ssv
Western; 81 Is.
0ats lower end heavy.
cosu Aseasd closed Ar. u n 10 In store q II aAeas
Barley lower A.d Asil.
Pork declined; soad ssly q rsdueess oessk Of IN
rsAsesd nsw isersass1. Old ~ ne y 10 10 e ~
~ soOH.
sssf sold freely q lower prscss ~ old
Lard sGsl spariaglE ps1sss Aass Aastsatss elessi
I'm = l1}< for new y s1ail loh.
1sssisn Maxksss.
- fassnsA.l Isssss, -. =.
nsssy nxsss gusse. ossssho - nsssy.
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