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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

Nav YoRK, Oct IS.
The note Of tho coming elections checks bust
ness which 10 not brisk 4s il wss. Country
buyers are fewer, and buy sparingiy. The holders
Of stocks are pushing sales, snd seem inclined 10
extend credits - m induceuhent. Sheetings and
shirtinrs arc steady Pine bisached goods srs
scarce and arm; lower qualities hang on hand.
Heavy browns are also dull, but stocks are not
ssayy, snd prices are GRIN without buoyaney.
Drills are ~ ssed demand end hrn- There Is
more doing in Canton sAaEsls and prices buoysnt.
Stripes and ticks are brisk. Ren.gs ~ II mod
crate demand. Prints are fh{ most saIeabis goods,
snd desirable styles arc sold ahead of arrival The
stock II sndegirsble styled is Offering ut lower
prices, without much suGe4ss, Ginghsms are
steady Deaines also in lively rsqssst, selling
veil, with an upward tendrnfy in price for very
desirable goods. Coburss continue TO command .
ready sale st full previous prices. shasls Of high
coIored good patterns are much sought for and are
6rm. The stock Of ell other styles 10 large and
very weak in price. Broadtloths dull and
hesry. Fancy ogs;:Teres show unusual dullness,
and prices are very irreguiLr Holders Of stock
are pressing sales. Flsnneit are in good request.
Blankets moderately 50. Imported fabrics ars
less active and mostly iowSr 10 price All com
mon qualities srs rery slow " sale. Bombasnes,
mernos, and delsines hare declined, and sell only
slowly at the decline. All lGs grades show .
large reduction in price. Black - veil - ceioEed
hne siiks are alone hrm In price. Auction saiss
are few. Last Thursdays ssle Of Preach silks
wooiens, veivets, and shsvls was attractive bat
prices wore lower for choice styles. Bonnet
ribbons are in small supply, and show advance
in price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

PRINTERS, BEwARE..-There il one CRANE,
an itinerating printer and leadscaster, who
has been here for some time, and who is .
disgrace to his calling and to manhood. He
doesn't remain long in one place, for he Nigh
thereby acquire honest and respectable hab.
its, and CRANE wouldn't do that for any con-
sideration. His dishonesty Is only equaled
by bis beer-guzzling propensities, personal
6lthiness and typographical ineficiency. Ty>
geographically speaking, you could "smell .
. rat" He is q married mantle more pity
for the woman that is his wife. He has been
working about offices in this city for some
time past. He yesterday took mt ney that his
wife father had sent TO her to save her from
utter want, and he skedaddled, leaving her
almost utterly destitute of the recessares OF
life. He said his next point would be Des
Monies. He may or may not have gone
there-he'sa queer "bird," cratic in his
movements. Wherever be is, he is a scamp,
and should be treated accordingly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

CINCINNATI, Oct ~.
Fiour-I In foir demand; sales Of ssperfns at
81 sic 5esl1 90; extra 1t t17 oos13 50, sad fam
lily 1T SIS GOALS IS.
Wheat Steady and frmsr; sales Of No spring
at ~ Is, and No l winter At - S5a3 %.
Corn-Dull; mixed 83as3c.
Oass-Scsrcc and Arm; No 1t 4sc; and No at
5la52c.
Rye--Activs and Sc higher; No 1t u -.
Bsdey--Qaist; prime to choice fall q u ~
rs.
whisky-steady. Sales Of bonded o. So.
Cotton-Firmsr and more aetivs. Sslss OF
niddlisg 1t Ssasec.
Provisions-Qaiet; sales Of mess pork 1t Isl ~
new o6sssd II - $50.
Bscou--Shoaiders Armer ct loei sides 1t lie;
clear aides 1t lS4al0e for packed.
Bulk Meats-In moderate demand, sales Of
shoulders y Isle: sides 1t II ac looss.
Lard-Dull and 3c lower sAlss Of prime city u
l3lc.
Hogs-Dull and irregalars salss y ~ sssS 10
gross; SIC IS net.
Money-Rasy. Rxchangt duil sa par and llo
premium
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CHICAGO, Oct. T.-SsedsI are quiet Timothy
Il selling 1t 1t - 02la3 90. Ind hax seed 10 nom
inal u prsvioss quotations.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IS. New clover 10 selling ut
O. s74a9 90 in small parcels, and old crop 1t
Is 50as rs, according 70 quality. Demand very
fair and receipts limited Timothy i dali It
Is 7oa3 IS. Flaxsesd We quote at - 1874 70
per bushsl.
pmLApxLpHIA, Oct 49, Glover seed 10 selling
in small way st from ~ % TO - % per bushsf
Timothy ranges u from ~ 80 to - Is. flsx-
seed sells on srrival 1t - 2oA3 IS per bushsl.
CINCINNATI, Dot. 3f.-rbe market continues
quiet for clover stss 90, and timothy II - osa
IS. Flax is in good de1iand ct ~ IS, and
some choice lots will bring s. loc more.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

The Association Of German Turner's have
rented Burrows Hall for number of years,
and have rehtted it in splendid style. Last
night it was opened under the new auspices.
They had neat stage erected at one end of
the hall, beautifully decorated with new
scenery, and the play of "Leonoren Was we'll
performed BY the company, which consists
entirely Of home talent. The hall was
crowded with our German citizens and the
evenings entertainment passed OF very pleas
sntly indeed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

Howr Tyler will sell on Wednesday
morning, October slss, at 10 o'clock, large
stock OF Dry Goods, consisting of Broad
Cloths, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Tweeds, Tickins, Umbrellas, Hosiery, La.
dies Sacks and Basques also . lot Of Army
Coats, and many other goods in the Dry
Goods line, sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Dealers please attend. DIT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

PRor. CLAPHAM has returned to the city
preparatory to the opening Of the fall session
Of the Medical College. He visited Europe
in company with DR.. Hughes. That he neg
lected no opportunity ofprosecuting scientific
and professional inquiries We are we'll As
sured, and hence he is now more than usually
well prepared to enter upon his professional
labors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

The New York Tribune is inclined to
think that money must command hiehe,
rate Of interest in Wall street, and says:
1.-The payment of the November coupons
next week promises to be disturbing ele-
ment in the money market, calling, a. i will,
for q large increase Of bank credits to move
1t. The demand for currency from the West
and South still continues, and to the West
promises to grow quite urgent, ~ the hog
crop is ready for market. The issue Of cur-
rency having almost ceese By the National
Banks, it is evident, lin view Of the steady
advance in commodities, that borrowers Of
capital must pay higher rates for the use of
money. Cali loans are per cent. for new
business. In commercial paper no change;
best names open at per cent, and good 81
63a6. Long bills of ordinary credit per
cent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

THERE was q ssgacious man n that Rail
road disaster on the North road the other
morning. He secured well appearing car
pet sack which was spread about promiscu-
ously, without any visible owner. There vas
the rush and hurry Of the crowd. Then .
rough hard looking chap ofthe brsiser stamp
hailed our man with the carpet sack: That's
mine" Have you got the key for i,s'
"No, have lost the key, but it, my prop
erty." Prove it, and you shall have it, for
it isn't mine" Blu. the rough looking Gus
toner found be couldn't board that craft and
be bore down elsewhere for more verdsnt
chaps and easier pri.es. A sadly battered up
passenger came in few minutes and pro.
duced the key of the carpet sack, and so fully
and particularly described the contents be-
fore the sack was opened, that our cautious
gentleman delivered over at once. Then our
passenger drew three Thousand dollars in
greenbacks from the carpet sack that =
thoughtful cautiousness had saved to him,
and offered 10 reward the holder literally.
He declined receiving anything he only
intended tina, nobody but the rigbtful owner
should get the property. He carried his
point.
The ill>looking scogadrsl must have been
more successful and gathered spoiis after
wards, for ten or dozen carpet sacks and
portmanteaus are missing, gathered up by
evil disposed persons at the time Of the acci>
dent. The man that would prey upon his
fellows in an hour of such frightfuI extremity
and peril. is . very depraved proof Of the
total depravity Of some tin)humsn hearts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

We were pleased to meet last evening our
gallant young friend, Captain Tower, Of o..
tumwa. The Union men Of Wapsllo county
did an eminently proper thing BY electing
Captain Tower Recorder Of that county At
the recent election. He has W. place and
will fill it capitally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

The failure of Largo manufacturing es-
Establishment ut Cohoes,l and one or two OF
lesser note in Massachusetts,, causes . feel,
ing ofnervousness among the trade, and con
tributes somewhat to the depression previous.
~ existing. Owing to tho unsatisfactory
state of the goods market, Il 10 understood
that if manufacturers are not actually losine
money, they are, 1t least, not making any !;
and there il such want Of confidence, q to
the future, that many would rather stop their
mills than to keep on with such success a
that which now attends their efforts. The
only descriptions Of wool for which there ap-
pears to be any demand, are those suitable
Tor combing, worsted and carpet, and these
being comparatively scarce, arc relatively
higher than other kinds. The sales ars 60,
600 pounds State and Western Asece q "a
cents tor low unwsshsd, and 4l662}c for
eommon to choice washed; 20 ba1ss lAmbs
pslled, part 400z5c; 10000 possds 0ses.
gis, o206oe; 2O,Oo0 pounds Tsxas, 2o@Sle3
s bales Louisana, Sic; 50 balee GAeasfnes,
Motto; IS bales Caliloenia, Sec for Prise
Dpring clip, ard 46s for super pulled; 20
balss short msrino pulled, zoe I; 5000 poanla
cAps, 2e3 gold 81 balss Nessixa, private !;
nd small lots 4axican
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

RosAcKs STOMACH B,rrRss;-This very
excellent medicine has become widely known
rs one Of the best remedies for Dyspepsia
and other stomach diseases that has ever
been offered to the public. Ind. !,
Ar0us
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weekly Review % sew York A.rA.s.

Weekly Review 81 sew York Ma1kss.
NV YoRk. October II.
Flour-Is active, and has raneed about Use .
barrel during the past week. All grades are Arm
| at the close. The stock is altogether belov the
usual supply At this season, being 5000 barrels
against 4ee, o0e Isst year. The advance of wheat
in the interior and the Increase Gf jIIspd freghts
has contributed vastly to the upward movssAsst
whe4t-Hss beou more active, and has fuctua
ted somewhat under the liberal ayriraia.
The stock is about 7T5. 200 bushels. Al the Gloss
the tendency is strongly upward Last year tAs
stock Of wheat Vas about !, Zoo. 600 bushels.
Cern-Has been excited, and the ssles reached
over two millions Of bushels during the week
The movement Is chiefly speculative. and consnsd
TO tina; 10 store The stock 10 about two million
eight hundred thousand bushels The adaanes
hxs tssn sbost lac bashei. The market closes
setsc aud excited, st 81 80 in store. and 81 Az
s6oat
oats-Have been very aetivs. bat 1t variable
prices. closing nrm Ut Sc for old.
Rye-HAs been sctive aud advanced IL to lie .
bushcl.
Pork-Has been much excited, and mess has
advanced about 81 IS per barrel for immediate
delivery, or cash pork - it Is termed bat for
delivery the ensuing month prices have deeliDed.
Lard-Hss declined materially, and been taken
nsss fEesIy forexport.
cofes--Tac business ip Rio has boen moderate,
owing to the light stock. Hqldsrf are very srm
in their views. We quote fair to prime u ;sS29e
gold. In AAricabo there has been fair inquiry,
and prices better. The sales amounted 10
7,8e0 bags.
Cotton-Has been fairly active At irregular
rates. the market closes hrm ut 50 to Ale for mid.
ding uplAnis and New Orleans.
Moiasses-Thsre has been good demand from
distilers for low grades, and prices we'll rus-
tanned.
Petroieum-There has been . fair inquiry for
xuds ard refined, but owing to the large stock
and liberal arrivals, We quote crude at 234a23c,
and reassd ip bond $50 Y ape Pree oil is nomi-
nal At Sac.
Rick-There has been = fair trade and prices
firm.
SagArs-Raw sugars were dali early In The
week, and a concession submitted to. Prices
subsequently, recovered and the market closes
arm at ioaallc for fair TO good refining Refined
are dull aud nominal.
wooi-The market has been heavy. Manu-.
fucturers arc almost idle and We note several
failures among them. A decline in prices is ex-
pected.
Whisky--Unsettled.
Hogs-Steady At sialoic. Receipts were A
cars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

""sr IL it that 20 many Amssiesn women
die at an age when they should be in the
prime Of lfe?' is often asked. The
answer Y Easy. Household dradsery break
then down completely. The best way for
hossa-ksspers % tighten their daily labor,
asd tAus psoloag life, u 70 ~ tAs sHeleser;e
Clssasss." h = wishess IN equal
Sold By al dfsegists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

MoRH boots and shoes It Bidleman's. A
6ne stock of winter shoes, snow boots, Eng.
lish walking boots, German warm shoes,
warm slippers and bnfalo overs. Call At No.
90 Main street, where you will find the lars-
est stock of al kinds of shoes in the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

ms. r. A. Far respectfully invites the
ladies to call I'D examine her stock Of win.
ter bonnsts, which shs will exhibit to-day, q
No. 65 Main street. oct27dlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

"A letter from Buenos Ayrcs says the WOOL
clip in that country will probably exceed that OF
last year 1t is estimated 1t four million arrobas
100000 pounds, and will bs worth twelve millions
Of silver dollars.
The banking house Of tho vsnango National
Bank, in Franklin ieasehold, with twenty
years unexpired, and subject to . ground rent Of
SIS per annum-vas sold by the sheriff Of veunn-
90 county ON Monday, the 18th, ~ the property Of
Hon. c. V. Culver, for 1907
The Deputy Commissioner Of Internal Rev
snus, in letter to the Secretary of wins CON-
psny 1t Kelley's leland, says "Your company
may distil brandy from tho lees and inferior wine
remaining from tho manufacture Of native vine
from grapes. ~ prescribed on psges 10 and 4 Of
the Regulations. But the tar of two dollars Der
all other distilled spirits whatever.
The exports Of petroleum from PhiladeIpbis
during the month Of September amounted TO
$40, isi gallons, and during the period from
January to October /, 1896, 70 ls,l23,ss7 gal
lens. This large export was, however. exceeded
~ W. VI NoW Aork, Hnicn, since January ], a
the present yeer, has reached 14,s3s.sls gallons.
These statements indicates that much ~ individ.
uais have suffered by the speculative mania In oil
stocks, permanent foreign trade Of great impor
tance has been firmly established.
The Commissioner Of Internal Rev.nus wss
waited upon recently BY delegation Of citissns
from North Carolina and the lower portions Of
Virginia, Who called for the purpose Of isdseins
him to allow the tax ON cotton to be collected ct
The shipping ports instead Of il the dist,sts wAsrs
& is produced, - Is now the ease Coanissionsr
Rollins gave the delegation favonbls reply, a.d
'sid that be thought b would b able to arrange
he natter II . manner satisfsetory 70 ths cotton
planters Of hist region.
The failure Of Alden, Rriak Weston, at Co.
Aoss. y. r, Involves los u half niiis~s x
aeiiArt with oaly abost eses, ~ sss.ssA y -
'iganf.t rAs heaviest lsssss ~ JsAs I. 1Asoe.
leh Boss, else.ecs; Massfsst.sssS Daak 4
Troy, ese.oeo; Hash Raskin. II Troy, Ss40el;
aosad Rsshvssl. ef Troy. 81, 80, sad The coAess
Daak. Six 4ssks vAgss das IL fastary haals
lsvs bPss sa4snsd " Thonpsss Z sess. o.
= - Assvisdk sssssa Arns Of 1ssy = saIa = -
svslvsa for ssssa ~, ~. saAs 4 tAsssAt wsn
laPsaa.
ge -.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago NasRes.
~ Telegraph UaieAec. oes. =.
Your-Quiss: ne change; demand chiefly fos epriss
SD Super brandt.
what = irm; demand not vsry brisk; No ! fpsiDg
o. isn7 81 No sprns 10 Rock Island q y o7oi a
81 - for sane in north sids. Rejected 0priAg - =
n 7esi,s
Cosn-pirn asl baeyast, sSvssss ~ y ~ bssAst
toss, sd,ssc. slses Mos1ay lse pss sushsi Ne ss'A
Il ssoso,<, No u seoeeK CLOSING Afn u 80 ~
sssDss.
osss-aetivs asuasa; sdyases Of z3<o3c ~ kssAsl
pasd sass 80 900 bush: 10 stovs q Is sos No
for No 4. elostas arm a 41l0Aak sof Latter. No ;
saoss cold Al 4414Ak.
nys--Ttm ard bsoyani sAsases Of e psr bSsAsi.
s.lss 1t s7a1 10 for No J; ss0N for No 17oTk ~
Rssetsd 10 store cssas arn Il u for No - Tor Ns
barley 4sstvs y Aishss; ~ ., TsJ4osi; 10 .
e 80. elosins An
Provisiess -s,saAE NOS Pork sid u - 70 81
m; Prise Pork q % -.
sssds-Ti1sthy, srtivs dsoasE psisss sAvspesd ~
loe ssi.s 1t q sso1 TO- FLAG sssd sasisr a soO7ss
Cattle Fest s5Eoii stock set%
Hoss-sseU.
ehs<p-DuH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

THa officers and teachers Of Banner Mis-.
sion Sabbath School return their thanks 70 .
generous public for the patronage u their
festival, and announce that the nett proceeds
are two hundred dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

THERE was the heaviest frost of the season
night before last. 1t reaped with cold and
pitiless hand the vegetation ofthe dead sum
mer, weaving Herewith . withered chaplet
for the GROWING Of the coming Winter King.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

New York Cattle Market.
By Telegraph INV foAI. ext -
Tbs eIst prices fer IT,. week all the markets srs
- foiios.
Beef csit,e-is qna'ity per h.sd alz Or, mir 70
good SIS 20 DC %. ocnmon SIS ocoIs %, ins.rios
- % aio 90
Cass ard c4ivs-Brtra per bod Size esOi5s 90 Iss
saaiis,. $50 Sess % ordinary Us co1ss o., common
80 ooss1e 90. Inferior. so oaS.o CO.
Veal csivs. list qaality. ,, la9lsSe. ordinary.
esq. ecsmsn ioolar. k,fv,ior sDIor
sheep aai Lamt~-E1t.s, par hsad. q ooDs -
s~ise-Iiesvy corn I'D per pcasd. ioDlo,.e. light
ssd medium Sk1io
The market os beef eatU. has varied II "
sscs lat report Trsds has been Qaisf and h1dsss
extra cattle .hich offerings bsss eAisf
~ comm et,is stieh sold prices raging foa ~
AZ K,tr. rat,s commando II
Ia miisk sovs thers . srzs. t~atsoey rsSorssA
~ ,ies Of veal s-psis-
Veal essss ancAanssl II every respect; receipts No.
sr.ts ssnand fair. sstrss las la. il,<0ll
shs-p SOD ,a.ts, heavy rserips< sd.ass<l . MIA,
sAs era.sr ., from s011S; latter = e1sk.
Hog nGgst ruled very ssss6y. though snsAs -
eiss. cay 1e ss possd Arrivals ssii eessiass Assvy
feeal rses Of ell stock the ysrds for de vssk
foIsss Be-ve- So. Cows loo. Veal Calves lg
shsss asd LAnbs u. So - 4, ISL.
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Sold by all druggists and grocers.

"WoNAs: she needs no eulogium she
speaks for heraelf.' was the toast offered by
an enthusiastic individual, at . celebration.
The same sentiment might be very appropri-
a'ely uttered in behalf of the "Eclectric
Cleanser, which is rapidly attaining m.
sional reputation.
Sold BY all druggists and erocers.
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~ f.a.sr,phI srw Yo.r. OFT -.
atscks bette Gold ltc1s u : D eaIk lssk
G ? %; R~s@ng 49,; kds sslT do pa ~ &c ftk
1uei6c Mail 2ss% Atlantic Mail iia Marposa pfd -
Tel 81 80 ID IuS7. IN roupcn. llt7 DO '66 Ill
l1@o soueops az. n osrts 31I< Ms9I
L.sss-Aohsy sssv :, txf pr sesi. Dsssosns vssy
steady.
fhs following are tbs lstsst qDstatiops 14gisssssd
n 1iS,<AA eoupnn ~ 1i9tSNIl1 $50 rsG ~ l0soN
so coupon 20 iio9<ok; As0 eonppns - iilDL
Railway market stxnAy and hiGAer Ksis. tPitts T.
y " pfd hvortss. The following the cios1Ag psi-
ess at 40 p. O 4 u sst4oss Canton Co A1<0ss
Bo.tnu v al go cumb pfd sissotS Ut mes
Drfs es1<os.. Hodsca 1e1&0N.
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HE SABBATH SCHOOL DENOMINATION
Sabbath was srand feld day for the Sab.
OATH Schools our city. That veteran
worker In the caa~- Rev. B. F. Chidlsv. VA.
In town and mar, led his Sabbath School
FORCES and held view, and gave earne,,
words of couns-i sna infused into IN. vhol.
army Of pupils and l-achers an enthusiasm
that must work visible good hereafter. Fo,
thirty years has Mr.. Chidlaw worked i
this field. Throughout all the country h..
he established his nurseries Of morality and
religion. He labors con omore and his sue.
csss proves the efficiency of any worker who
has soul in what he does.
Mr.. Chidlaw preached Sabbath morning in
ne Congregations Church 70 large audi
srcs. II was sensible, earnest, forcibls
sermon.
At three o'clock there was q grand review
n Chatham Square Church. Thither ven,
AL Or nearly oil the Schools of the city. IN.
Pais and teachers. The immense build,ns
- crowded. Even the aisles were r.ch.d
!ne co'ored school occupied the galleries.
= wen framed and we'll appearing school to
snas renec's The highest credit upon tho..
Who hsvsso nobly Organized and .n.,.;..a
shss work Of good among our color.d ~;
esas. The other schools occu,;.d ~. -.
body Of ths:ehsrch, that is, with n. 49, FL
~ sevaspsopls hat we're there. Th.,.-s
nas u sssag hsnaaity The youp, s..
lsoksa 49, psestisss, and sang thsi,. p,..s.
- ana hehavo1 theis -.
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Sold by all druggists and grocers.

FoR removing spots from painted walls,
the Cleanser" cannot be equaled. Every
housewife who wishes TO save labor and time
should keep it constantly on hand Every
bottle is worth its weight in-Cleanser
which is better than gold.
Sold by all druggists and erocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30

For elegant and choice Dress Goods Of III
kidd, 70 - Phillips = Kerr, IS Main street.
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New York AaSkss.
~ fsl.srsph.l NEW YeaE. o-t -
Cottol-virn; - sSs pid1iisg spiasAs
Blour-ls Nc bsssss. With hr inqsiry; 80 seNli =
for Drira sssts 81 oe6t - 2s for KItrs L. r. o asl
lost.
whisty- Quiet and noninslly unchanged.
Whasi-t pend iNze better. closed qniss WITH -
los,; IL asos - for NJ Chicago and nivsss.A
q - Tor in.rsos No Chs1.so epsins.
Kys- Hfnsr; old w.stsrs ~ -.
Bariey-frses, With moderate demand; q mol %
ios ss.ss q asSl - for Western; q u DO IN SesA
Corn sp 70 80 tashss &c batter. lsss scuvs
u 2o0i u for iafsricr 81 2sAi 70 for shippsg nised
Western and sAost Is for white and yellow
Western iIze better; esAsI for Chicago .nd nassukss
CoGee-Y.nsr
sugar-puti; Cuba Tx
Moss,ses-Tirmsr, 49,
P.tro,san-ssesdy; 72Gs1zxfor eruds. sd 3aoss sSr
rsassd in bord
Pork L.v aeuss and aas-,tIsd Isl io1sl y s.sk
bAis 81 ~ %, Sellers fos No,sabsr; ~ -
buyers, for Nsvenbe.
Sssf-st-saJ aud quiet 1t pe.vieas priess.
Bssf Hsns oaiss ssd h.svy sosta.
pseonfn Give, 10 si:s. calnb. Cat 10 short rbbsk
lssS shsrt ei'1.
Cut Meat. -oai.t iA1itjse fof .hsalA.rs; and -
if1.e Tor hsa,-
Dressed Hors-Quist; mar. fer Western
LAsd-H-a,,; iA4olG.
Duttet--uery; 2e1a1s for Ohio. aad atAs41<e for
DtAt~. 70 Sss for Grange county p.iied.
CAsese-DuIi, at I0aiTc
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Hoosrna Jeans and Flannsls. Phillips :
Kerr, sole Agents, Is Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-30
all druggists and grocers.

Cow one, come all, and invest . small
amount Of capital in the great institution of
the age. The Eclectic Cleanser not only
removes ell stains and dirt from the house,
but il clears the atmosphere of home, BY re-
heving woman Of her greatest domestic bur.
dens