davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1866-09-03

After ono false start in which Bche au Bois ran the
entire course before she could be stopped and Lily OF
the Yves. left kicking at the post the whole were
despatched to very fair start Aurcua forcing the
ming his best pace the in order being Mr. Apple
toms two, Newcastle Diamond and Reform. The favor
ite Chere Madame lying Off On approaching the turn for
home, Baron de Mesnh let his horse out, and after
brief struggle with the three leaders clevery by
length half a length between second and third Auricu
la after passing the post came INTO collision with car
rage crossing the course, and fell heavily, fortunately
without injanng his rider similar accident befel
Revoke.
SECOND RAcs-s.ceple chase q two miles
Mr. II Russell, Atlanta Owner :. Cherry / while.
Nj Dgby, Cincnnau. Owner. .fuce.
M Lppncott, King -
Mr. hppleton Besigie Mr. Winthrop. Black blue
Mr. Russell Reform Baron Portails. .Mauge 4 red.
The horses started at cracking pace Reform taking the
hurdles front OF Bcsgue and Cincinnati after
ing tho fence, the road Reform boted out of tue
taking with him Revoke King fpplwas first
the walino the road and with Besgue and Cincinnati
raced down TO tue brook the three getting over safely
On jumping the fence before tho turn INTO the straight
Mr. Winthrop broke his stirrup leather and was
not able to recover in time 10 save fall. King
Pppin led rounding the turn for home Atlanta
passed him before reaching the next fence weight telling
against the little horse CINCINNATI when It racing
the dat
The second tine round King Pppn refused the gorsc
fence and his Jockey, after getting him over mstook
the course and jumped the wall the wrong side OF the
flag. He unfortunately did not discover his mistake
The three now LETT ia the race, jumping the brook
together got safely The last two fences
crossed without inishap In the straight Mr. Russell
called upon his mare who, answering TO the call passed
King Pppin AMI Cincnnat aud won'with ease by i've
six lengths King Pppin passing the post next length
before Cincinnati.
THIS is one of the first meetings for gentlemen riders
held in the Northern States, and reflected great
credit on the gentlemen concerned In its management
IL attended by or oight thousand persons who
took great interest ia what really ony private
All the gentlemen rode we'll and contested both races
with determination and spirit which showed that they
really acuatcd by desire to Win the honors of
tory for themselves we'll their horses
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
Notice 20 Mariners.

nsroRrxp prsoovsAy sHoAt or Hocs.
BsLFAsr. 4, Aug t3 i9sS
on my passage from Quebec 10 ts port passed on july
~ in lat ~ ~ ~ Ion n "a w. Eagle Island lights b-sr
ing ~ a by compass ~ miles distant shosi isrss
rock about yards length by 80 In breadth app.
with very little II d,d brea9 ani Il vac
quite smooth the Il showed disiinci light gr-sr
spot the water must be very snoa passed about
stones throw frn ~ certain of its rostou aa6
be miles the other from
had scrursts observations two hours af~r
seeing and very particular and compared observe
tons all through The DAY TkRFRY,
master ~ ship Eliza scLsuchlsn, Of ysrmouth, ~.
Whalemru.
Ship Europa, Nelen, OF NIB sd from Edgarown uis
for Pscnc and Ochotsk
Bark Sea Ranger. Lewis Of Ns. was reported July -
had tuss taken 10 bbl ~ oh. snd lost 100 Dbl wh W
log lines all well.
Bsrk china oinord ., NB. wss reported At Nsnris,us
Jay with SO bbls ~ and go do VII oil. all told 50 20
since leaving Csre Town Reports June bsrhs AtlAnua
wing Nh, - July D~sfeunona Phtpu~v
do, fD nth ship founR rhenix. uirlsy aD ~ DO
Aebr Enen Roinsn Lsms~f ~ rsirsassa vas reported
Arkstrr0tAestswa Ssh uA sseis AAsgs, ExsaL a RISa
The New York herald., 1866-09-03

VIM T. Mead, Fred. Wagner guardian TO Caroline Doer-
mann J. L. Ryons guardian 10 Fanny Morgan James
Coye guardian 70 VIM. /. Johnston, Charles H Hick-
guardian 20 Francis M. Hickman Jacob Beck guar
dian u Herman and Aber, Bechsten, Jacob Mander
guardian 70 henry A.. Caiharine, John j.. Emma, and
Mary L Mander.
The New York herald., 1866-09-03

The wheat market continued dun the transactions be-
ing confined 10 the immediate wants OF local miers and
further concession Of &c &c granted, chiefly
inferior, Of which tho supply quite large The trans
actions were limited 20 600 bushels at 81 50 for No.
Milwaukee. and ~ % 81 90 for Amber State
the market closing heavy AZ the reduction Sales 100 900
bushels a SOC for mixed Western, 7oc for inferior
s0sc. ssoi,c. for high mixed do Oats decidedly
more active and nrmer, advance OF fc &c having
been obtained Sales 90 900 bushels at ale ACC :or
Chicago, sac q t6c for Iowa, and t6c SEC for Vii.
waukce. Rye was quiet, but unchanged IN value
Barley aud malt were duh and nominally unchanged
Corroy The market rather quiet, but prices
were steady closing at our quotations., At which about
900 bales sold, mostly FOR spinning and export,
a uuota.
The New York herald., 1866-09-03

cosrrs was steady but quiet sale Of 3,37T bags Rio
took place last evening comprising the whole Of the
ro'Iuxs cargo, private terms small lot from second
hands rcalized full prices
raneurs we're dun and nominal. The engagements
were TO Liverpool, pw steamer, $50 bales cotton NJ
7let., and 1000 bashsA corn a Atd NE charters
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
psnlous SITUATION.
son Of Late President Lincoln Narrowly
Escapes Death.
From the Chicago Times, August 81

fFrom the Chicago Times, August 81.
During yesterday afternoon accident occurred vhch
resnltsd the miraculous sape from death Of Thad
deps LINCOLN youngest u Abraham Iincoln late
Prss,deut u the United States Thaddeus Lincoln IL
bos thirteen years old having arrived At that age In
snrsl last Yestsrday one OF the horscs beion9fng
Ss family required snoeing The carriage also needed
rcpairu The ooschman, accompanied BY rhsddeus,
drove away from kfs Iaacons residence No, 3Is Wes
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
MiscellnneOus.

LArscHrD-At Robbtnston. Me, Aug "a, hne brig Of nc
tons old measurement called the Mary Read Her dnen.
-ions deck are 100 H. beam d II bold ft in She =
owned principally and TO be commanded by Capt
and viii be employed In the general fretghting business
The following table gives In ~
hArbors OF New York, Boston, Phiisdelphp, Baitiusso
Charleston Savannah, Mobile and New Oh~Ana . tha
latest accounts from each OF those port-:--
The New York herald., 1866-09-03

The Bank OF France return for the week ending Au
gust 10 shows the following results compared with
the previous account -rncrease-Cash $3.50 0Oor De.
crcasc-Commercial bills. q, 900 DOOR advances, 3oo
ooor notes H. 1876 Ooof treasury balance l4oo ooof
current accounts, l. 600, ,OO0f.
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Nj arried.

BONNER -Dowss.--On Tuesday, July II. at the resi-
deDce of Mr. Meeker, pastor, Mr.. ROBERT BONNER Of
New York, 70 MISS MAGGIE Downs, OF Brooklyn No
cards
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
S HIPPING NEW S
MOVEMENTS Or OCEAN STEAMERS.

MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMERS.
Mails forwarded by steamer Ia the regular nea
The for FROM Liverpool cn AZ Queenstown
the Canadian line, which cal londonderry The
for from the Continent call VI Southampton
ALMANAC yoRK--ruB DAT.
Is morn
son sSTs. " nlou vATxR morn "
The New York herald., 1866-09-03

Since January $32 23O4A $50, S22 So, 1855 800
The total imports at New York for the week ending
August 81 compare follows With the two weeks pre-
viously:-
Dry goods - SO SSY, 1857 s2,071 ,l61 $353s, 1893
General mdse... 3,4sO,4lt 2l93,3O3 2,22s.s75
Total .s7,s47, ,572 81, 2e4, ,4s4 s5757,lss
The imports Of dry goods compare with former re-
turns as follows
For ne meek 1864 1865 1865
Entered at the port s1,1s4 GAO 994 $552s 1913
Thrown Market. l,IOsl25 2,2sO,lS5 37l9,066
Since Ian LAT
Entered at the port 5slss17o a. 40 200 o. 175 s44
Thrown on market. 6l,529,996 47,el302l s7,6S4412
The following is statement Of the fiscal condition OF
the New York Canal Works
The appropriation for the repairs and maintenance Of the
canals including the repairs Of breaks and allowances
for Claims, we're In 1865. 81 1884, 085
Same in 1865. L453,0OO
Appropriations less in 1896. ,O85
The appropriations for 1896 will not be overdrawn
unless disaster shall befa tha canals before the 1st
day OF october next
The gross tolls tho fiscal year. ending the
30th Of September next estimating those for tho fourth
week in August will be. "a, 1877 73I
The gross tolls for 1865 were. 35l6,94S
Gain in 1885 over 1896 ..... SOTO, 7sa
Thus showing favorable result OF s48 TO the
canal revenue increase OF receipts and in the
duciion of expenditures The surplus repair expen
dures will be very nearly 81 73a 731 be appropriated
a. follows
To sinking fund, l. art t7...........3l 81 700 900
To general fund debt sinking fund $50, 600
To sinking FUND.- sec g. art t7............... 5ss73l
Totai .................$ 81 634, 13l
In Massachusetts, tho Secretary f State has just pub
lished abstract Of the industrial statistics Of the Co
monwealth. Tho first report published in 1885, exhibit
ted annual amount Of industrial products OF $780,
0O0 In 1s45 it had increased TO s125 100000 In 1855
It had reached the Of $2o5 000 O0o and is aug
mentsd $5lz 0OO Thus the last decade exhibits
an Of 70 per cent while the population during
the same period increased only three per cent The
aggregate manufacturing values of the counties
The New York herald., 1866-09-03

Tho Bank Of England return for the week ending Au.
gust is follows compared with the statement Of the
The New York herald., 1866-09-03

JEFF Davis Visited by His Nephew j. II.
Davis-The Recent Counter Raid Upon GEN
eral Wise's Furniture, &c.
g.,ruys, nou,ou A,...t 1oec
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

JUVENILE 0FFESDERs.-It was in the spirit
OF q just and christian philanthropy that the
Grand Jury met, in their report, which we
published yesterday, the subject of the pun.
ishment of young transgressors of the law
The matter is worthy of the attention of our
people and our legislators as we'll AZ the
courts. II has attracted attention in the local
administration of justice here. BOYS there
are OF tender years who come before our Re
corder. Tenderer in years than in habits
ana morals; hard in the latter but WHY bar>
den them, OH lover of social order? Ten
years OF the youngest life can gather much
sin, much of evil, much of shameful and per
verse mental bent developing into shameful
and perverse action. Happy parents Of well
disposed chldrenl but are there not careless
indifferent parents of evil, disposed children?
AND will you put the harsh discipline of Jail
or penitentiary 0hich blights and DESTROY.
iof the parentai least in Spirit discinline
"n'en eorreets 1875 'estores and saves? Often
.re 'nere oefote ~ Recorder, young Keo-
kukians OF ten ana twelve years of ape 10
answer Tor petty iasfts and other offence.
~ was not long ago that several of them ver.
sent TO Jail. They were bod boys, hard i
features, ignorant seeming impenitent g,
tneir onense aud careless Of their fate. mn.
doubleday vicious aud yet was the fault Al,
their OWN Parents we're remiss, eulpablv
3d. and there was your piece Of youpe bn-
mAni'y, gnarled, crooked, knotty. Some ~
mem without parental training at Al. O..
poans from the FIRST, homeless, su;d.l...
o"ihs up In the streets, ill-associstiop,
from Their earliest cosnitions, dr;ft;ur on,
into life with the untr;ed 49,, en- va -
breakers; pilctless, wha, Womb. ..s~- .'A :,
Will you drive them upon Ii. hr.....s :.
courts and legislative saactnsn,. ~ q !. !:
the name Of jastices Will you NOT h.,n -.
err Will you not try 70 save, insss.l,, M ~.
. sad thing what wsary, sors-si., ~. ~
grinding, soul-less, rossh-coenesvo. .lno..
naddeniag thing, this life isso the ,,,cr -
and best Of ysu q times, ~ win Won cnr..
and buffet that young boy because hs coalan,,
forcibly carry life before him end come a
yictotf
Dat viii yoar prisea ssiss cd sslk al
sstAsa ea1ss
az&ss axAA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

PERsosAL.-Capt. J. F. SHELTON, formerly
Of the Seventeenth Iowa, one of the best
specimens of manhood and soldierly gallantry
that lives, moves and has his being in this
Hawkeye country, delighted his friends here
by appearing among them last evening. He
is just from San Francisco, and is en- route
for St. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

BIAcKwoop's MAGAzISE.-We have re
ceived the last number of Blackwood. 1t il
sterlingly filled. 1t and the British Quarter
lies are published by 1.-The Leonard Scott
Publishing Company New York, who give
in cheap but elegant magazine form Amer.
can readers the benefit of nearly all tina, is
valuable in current English critical literature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

GENERALLY speaking, woman looks upon
the dashboard as hermost troublesome and
least attractive friend. The Eclectic Cleans
ell" does away with the washboard almost
entirely; therefore all usekeepers should
use the Cleanser"
Sold BY ali druggists and grocers. t6il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

New York Dry Goods !. arhet.
BY Telegraph EEv foaL, Oct ie
The Arnhees In the dry soods trade continuss not
withdrawing the advance OF cotton In Liverpool to Isl
the light sAss Of scots Of leading character In
shis nark.t Adds the 'mnsss and gives boIdsrs
confidence OF the lees desirable goods
stocks Increasing and there /. less drmn-es but
decline:
The following are the lobbers prizes
Brown sheetings-saimon Falls, A, 22lS Augusta rs.
Swift River. Is.
Biesehed shirsnes-esy Mills IS Backbone Mills
20; Green Mig Co, 70.
Ptnu-Heuiasae ., 81; wanses.n Is; Empire. is,s.
Brown Drills amoskcaa IS Winthsup 2s
Corset Jesps-w.ters IS Nrumhsax
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

IL you want White Hair made beautiful as
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, a
Dandruff head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fastuse DIR. TEBBEr's Physiological
Regeneration. KERR 4 FULLER, Agents.
Sold BY all Druggists. fri-sun.wed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

PrBLIc SCHOOL REpoRT.-The following is
q list of those pupils in the High School
room of the public schools who have reached
the standard of perfection, in attendance,
scholarship, and department, for the month
ending October LIB, 1866: Misses Ellen
Wesson, Eliza Wesson, Mary McLane, An
ME Diamond, Kate Dunnegan, Lizzie Cu.h-
man. Masters Scion Parsons, VIM. Medes
and Ed. Daniel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

A FINE assortment of ladies' cloths Of all
colors, also beaver and other clothipgs, at
P. J. Tallon's-No. IS Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

FoR great bargains in dress goods, black
silks and general stock Of staples, 90 to the
New York Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

To DIsrIILERs.-We can supply blanks for
distillers reports; on short notice. Our form
T. gotten up in good style, on good paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

LADIES, gents, Misses and boys under.
garments ct P. J. Tallos's, rs Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

goods in good location, for sale at bargain,
Enquire at this Office. (0ct 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

WAsrED.-A good critic do generalhouse-
work. Apply to Mrs. Delaplain, corner Of
18th and High streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

OLD fogies do not take kindly to anything
new, as general thing. They distrust every.
thing except what they have been accustomed
to using for the last twenty or thirty years.
But the most venerable of the fogies have
been constrained to acknowledge that the
Eclectic Cleanser" cannot be equaled as a
cleanser and purifier
Sold by all druggists and grocers. (et.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

sortment Of woollen yarn at the Bag Factory,
los Main street. (occ10- 3t>wed>fri-su
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

49, 49,. - + -
lswG ~ = - - tnasiss, 0QIDW}n - shapens
nixsa sss6u1h 's1ssG s1o6131s . slssx - q -
I So vAal.wasessu
ua-A1ssUu41AeSsua11u. GnsAsus,, - sssssl
en0o - aAlsau - huAaas = s0oGas ~,
- 80 Caisass = soosas
cssss-odss ~ sasaaaesa.
euoH-Lss as4iv9
1elms0- onisa; A1asssvsde saoah.
fsssssssn-ouastasas ~ sfr ~sls - AoA ~ ~
Ansl Il bod.
S1GA-0psss4duu and hsasy, sas caossd satAss nsrs
ARMY "a rem % for nsv nsss CLOSING II ~ q
saah; ~ q for Old On esA - = ~ ysins.
BssEunchanGsd.
Bed Hams-oaist At - 10 ~
DAssa-Iasstivs 1874 for ounbsria.d Cut md ls.1
~ shRt rsbbsd.
Hses-Quist q 10 70 ~
Cat Assss-Hnvy as lAoi43ze for shouldsrs l7olss
lbr Aams,
LArd-DuIi and lover; lsaise.
Buttsr-Duli and Heavy 70 Sac for Ohio; and So
&c for STATE, and to6s6o for os,ngs county.
chesse-puiat loeI7lsc.
asw vorh Money aarkst.
81 Telsgraph.l NV YoaE. oc..ls
Money Is sAsy at A@S per cent for Gall loans
Sterling h rather nore steady u tpT0lo7sk
Gold b heavy AID decidedly lover; opening 1t Il01k
end closing II lssss
aovernmeut stocks are shade hrmef.
FreGhts TO Liverpool quiet aud without material
change.
LITER.
The demand fer money v.s more active early In The
day. but readily met at 4Ss PER cent call, and
the market be called quite easy. Prime discosnta
ere SOS per cent
The gold uaket was nrm+r towards the close Of tbs
day, and len % at ite
1hs market for r~ish, eHrhange Is more setivs, tbs
rates ADVANCED
Government securities sold this afternoon, and II
moderate request At these quotations Registered 1851
ilss<, Coupons do li1s&: 10 Reg 1852. ieskolosM
% Coup ilsl4ess;. August i3a 1854 ~: June dc
1851 eios. July DO losixsi0G juno Compounds 1894
ll61sDli7As, July 90 do ll5ANk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

Cor1scr1ox or BousfY. See Van valken.
burxs card. augl6-8m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

vsoIous csinisals q na1srs ysaes fcr go
eizHss aad ~ h1lny 81 : .ssssn,' 4 "a 49,
yonng souls that ask better thiaGp q ycas
hands. Be it for "Thugs'' 70 train bon 70
robbery and murder - > life trade, bnt u
Gods name let christian people do bsttsr
to their youth. That il no psoper psnishnsat
which when the boy offender might BE- saved
to respectable manhood, condemns him in
stead to = life Of crime and semi 6eHdishness-
Helpl Oh law making wisdom Of the Statsl
Let US have for the young punishment that
shall mot be itself fearful wrong. Lst 10
try to save the fairness Of life, instead OF
blighting and blasting it. For the criminal
Of mature years the Penitentiary i proper
enough, but not for the boy who may be yet
saved TO society and = manly life.
The ECLECTIC Cleanser" although of some
what recent origin, is not an experiment. 1t
has been tried in the every day work which
must be done in every household, and has
not been found wanting.
Sold BY all druggists and grocers. g.
FRox OwHYnEE.-We should have noticed
sooner the arrival at home Of our townsmen
Judge Lowe, J. W. Gafford and Uriah Per-
ry. They come from over the plains-,hose
plains are greatly mythical now-irom out
among the mountains and the mines. There's
health in the trip, nearly all that come ARE
witnesses of that pleasure too, 1t one es-
eapes contact with the tom-a-hawking, war,
whooping, pow.wowing. screeching, yelling,
grunting, bloody treacherous Indians whose
penchant for seal ps makes them unpleasant
associates even for the shortest possible time.
The trip has much TO do with American
izing one; impressing him with the immeasu-
ableness Of this great country Of ours.
Theirs any number Of Fourth of July speeches
in it. The broad prairies; the untraversable
mountain ranges, cresting continent, the
DAYS and weeks Of travel and States and
territories still before him and all about him.
1t is big thing to be an American aud live
in this country. 1t is good thug TO make
this Western tour, and become impressed
Win WIS tuFa. utfs fAs hNtCHihtG ~ lQu
are fond of adventure, and its novelty ifyou
are fond OF novelty aud its varied scenery If
this attracts; ard its practical earnest life and
development of muscle, and bringing of
free coursing blood, and nntsinted huinors,
and jolly good health-all these are in IT and
our friends found them, and are delighted
with the journey accordingly. There is gold
out in tina, country, too, and it is TO be got>
ten BY patient, conderate, dilgent, nnethodi-
cal labor. The ebbing ana flowing mining
tide, the migratory adventurers don't gather
it, but the settled steady seekers do. There
are well organized mining companies there,
with good promise OF future prosperity, and
out of the iabors and success of some ofthese
will come At length. We hope, substantial f.
nancial good 10 various and sundryl Of our
citizens. The party named as returning got
home Saturday night. Judge Lowe and Mr..
Gatford have been absent few months only.
Mr.. Perry, for four or Eve years. The yer
dict of ail Of these is that the Owhyhee
mines will urnyp richl, nroduetiyp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

TIE good wife always regards house clean
ing as one of the greatest OF her trials. The
Eclectic Cleanser has robbed the task OF
It's most disagreeable features, and will ulti-
nately become an article in universal demand.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. (6u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17
s,eeh Marke,.

ny Telegraph NV ToRK, Oct rs
Rtochs are sseady. MtsiP pfdIet< Nv ilh
1885,; "A 1899: NwA cAPs; &c lQss4; Ms
So.s; Erie se,s; Hudson l4fts;NY lis; Tel ~
sos issue losss Io.s reg ssI Isos ID 1855 TSo
10 81 1856
Al the last Open Board the stock market vas arm.
With further advance In prices. The following we're
the closing prices AT Al 40 p m.
IA w5os<osa Tel s4ss asiS; n Y ils1faAi
Efe sa1soSaszs Hudson lx7140hs Reading nsis0
ii614, NJ O i,6,swli6 ssssaess; @ lscl1oiz.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17
fInniIal an0 Commercial.
Maternal Finance.

National Finances.
BY TeicgraIh.l Ngw Yoax, Oct 70.
The iribeis'' special says Secretary Meepl-
och in the Gaming report will show:
Cash on haul June 30th ls65S s5s a0o Is
do. do June seth, is66..... 1870, 669 sf5 ls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

OnhcaB0 mof6et.
By Telegraph CarcAso Oct 49,
Ficur-Market 10 quiet.
Whess-rh, market to-day less sctive snd prices
h'vs declined 2eb3; per ba.h.l Sales No spring al
81 os 81 10, No spring - 20 ~ S. according 70
,caton rejected 81 iasi ST. Closing At ~ os for No
rims and 81 1aoi '2,5 Tor No in sorth side hoasss
Corn-eniet AMI ~ lower, Aud toward this close vas
IN Ter active d-nxd and the aAvAncsd Knlc
per eashei. Sale No at e51<1e3s<c, and ess<c In
st'r~ tbs range o prices p-id from 0Desz<c for
ia NJ l. So 60 far whites 63osstSe for No . and
SIS for rejected. Canal v.s quiet sales At CSC
s. &c for No aaaat.
oAir-The maj kst quiet lo~sr vita salss st SIC
f No !; nAsse "a No 2e Cor rejected In store clos
ing At ISIS fe~ No IN store.
farley Easisr for upper, and 6rm for lower grades
No sold 81 az csc; rejected At <eoA7e ia store
ghwines- Dull aud market ,minal.
Psovisiens-rtat and tending aovnvard.
MeN Prk-oeet-d freely at e13 o.
ositls-7le Hogs 70 NJ - Sheep 4,<oSX.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

The MINsrRELs-SxIFF i GAYLORD {
troupe give their first entertainment to. night
at the Atheneum. They are one of the best
the country and their entertainments are
Immensely popular. In their las, coming they
failed to get here the first night The boat
upon which they were got fast on the Rapids.
They come up the river now, and the Agent
assures US that they have made special ar
rangements with the ''GREY EAGLE" for their
conveyance to this place and that they viii
certainly be here this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

Miss Jsll. BRYANT. daughter of William
Cullen BIZ .nt. has been lately travelling in
Switzeriai j. with party Of friends, inclad-
ing Gen. latne