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, 1866-01-01
LIST OF TORE pACkEKs IN CHICAGO.
The following IL list Of tho beef ind pork
packers doing business In this clly during tho pres.
Drainard. Bnrt j. Co.
Rhodes & White,

-. s..,s.e. ~ W., ,...,-.
aae io.!oMns cnanEcs A anu ,inpfpvcne9nts 9e. naso M
petu nAoe auaonS tue po1k-p@tkess s1nee Mst STA.
eon: <,, = co ,s ~ p...,,
.,, uow, GoiEh q ~; nave tea-eu tas ~ 1acnlng !.
Housc 'otngsy oGeup'eu " AuIpuS y ~: J.. -. 10
e ~ bnaEepoLt. ana nas eapaelty 10 uau
ne , !.goy noss psx aaF. II ~ 'ou1 latGe stca"
Au9 t4hAs, WIN nuryius apparatus.
As9nl1E ~ - 9Us' MnosS pa9as nuase Mas
aes9psca oY Atc !eN mon,ns s'nsg. nase D1a.L
s.nait !5sme noase 70 opeta.s i9 .nis ecason, ple
ToBEx 4 BoorH have, during the past SIMMER,
efsttea M iaIce PROVISION Hafenonss, IN eeanccnGn
WIN the1r auc packing house, 1or NC nGGonnoan-
non OF shlppcts and dealers; Inc baiaain: is
etohG and bnGk structure, WIN ifontaee ol @n!eet
o. EiEhsesuth street, By 81 feet On Hfove street.
y Two stories Meh and has Storage cap1citT lor
iUtto hafres The Io~et story o. cellar = buit OF
an clshteen.t1eh klone wall. Win doa9le doors
and wludows, and ls perfectly trost rtoot-a great
advantage 10 paEties qTlnE peT1shaole goods. me
seeoHa ftor5 as Q! otlck. " u une asEc room,
admirably adapted 10 store eoopeagc, Eouf, &c. q
protected by IN extra moor danasinE heatit is
from The rool. Ihe .lruefe OF the building are II
inch s91are, and posts n Feet apart Ine uoot is
tMo.nsh s!ui paned and Gfoovsd, Festins on loitts
ei9 lnehGe span ana eHonely Wed9eo. Ing FOOL Is
ot gravel As al the railroads run to the door, and
tnat goods may be received aud eafpped ooth ay p
lakc anu cana anu AZ INC insurance y GUY dtotas
efnt Pc 4; Hsn0 ~ Is ono o sae ost
i h.,.n ,sd ,n,r hnr b,,f1+ tnx
, 1866-01-01

N addition TO the large quantity oi Flour Il, r.
ceived here frou Wieeonnn, M1unesote, Iowa, ILL.,
notE. Michigan, Indiana snd Missouri, thnrc Is =
large amount manufactured IN this city. which dpes
not n1[eaf IN lhe Ahla Of receipts, Theta arc Ten
1asEe milling establishments here, which aun1aLy
grind eon,c &c, 600 brls OF Flour coasuunc abo3t
one end one-qua1tcr 1nill'ona of bushels OF nh:at
3ha manufacture II mostly confined 10 f2Aw WIN
Ter and Spring Extras, ali ol which are high -
pute In this md othcr ducs. The Flour Insuuta2s,
tuYed durnc Tie spring and SUMNER wss q Eoo9a
quality, bni as soon IL The o!d crop VA. cxtan.tsa
The miles found It matter OF E7ea: !theuny 70
obtain petecsty round samples. The hesTJ 1aps ~
dining the last half Of July and the fist ha1 " "
gust had vcry damaging elect or ae ~ !rn
Winter Wheat and SEr1ue Wh-st n1a ~, ~ MI
gether escape Injury. Howeve7. VIII r. s9 ~. ~
ceedcd IN making ye1J ttIo nnsonaa .,c
tlleit dtGercnt hrands still tctain lhc "eA
has been TO long awa1ued ttcin. um,.
In the manufacture Of Corn Meal no ulnGnlty nas
becu c1ncr1cncei. Ibe guilty OF tnA com Tas
excellent. md 1he .ucsl made tfoa II was OF 1ae
oE 1T re- n,.a'u'si.rs Of Rye Flour no ineonve
uienoe ha. ssen fun + ob:a,ningn pe9tecty sonnd
artieie ~ Evt, Notwithstanding thht the crop vas
'arSas 1,a mopinc table shows thc Manufacture Of
flauI In Ibis city for tle yrszs 1855, OF and CO.
,..xrrAc1u1E or TLoCn N CHICAGO FoR 1uK
, 1866-01-01

The prominence which Chicago has attained
paekinr M csaire @ & he un,iea staes hss a;
t1ncted to our city large amount ofcapftal and
enterprise Which tos long period Of year, had bea
the Northwestern States has transferred he trade
'e si,ts!..ipp q WHICH Ills ey s the chief OUT.
herds Of Beeyes aud Hoga that are annually raIaed
and fed In tie States Of Illinois, Iona, Wieconsin
md Mfnneeota, and with a climate superior fos
Or 81. Louis, Il is NOT strange that Chleago should
Trade, -.-'-0~-'- S'1N''''
The future Of This trade can only be Estimated by
the progress which ia eoing on IN the development
Of The 1e11iofy Of which Chicago is the key Il Il
only fx years e1nce Chicago stood third ii Tho IL.
past eke has 80 far outsirippe ali competi
ien in this ntpect that there Is Scarcely room len
s, iot ,compass o. II y the season q 1Sa1 Chicago
bul in 1868 6i thrse were packed IN oar ciy
9so,e6i Hogs, while in Cincinnati the packins
sI,s amounted ME R to only Last season he daei
The season preceding, but it was sufficient to show
that Chicago still held her OWL
. DptinS ihe pfrscn! season there has been, thus
This f chIe1g owing TO tic tsct tas the iarnsrs
and stock laisetB over The country sold their stock
eaiay to sh3rpe1s, who forwarded then TO The East
enc IL y ahe hteh Rrees Which tnen ruled
ere is !s'e and comparatively Hight. There Is no
doubt bni the fonr years war agatnat slavery con
1butcd 10 come extent 10 tax the resources oK the
country, and In consequence OF this The former rate
q 'nctsAsc bus not been sustained; hut now tha,
the armies Of the Sorthwett hsye returned to theil
,ndnstEisl occupations, there i every reason to
coucude ihst The Development Of our resources wiI
continue to sstonish even our own citizens.
The Beef Packing.
Chicago CONTINUES to stand at the head Of the bee
packing points in the United States. IN thfs respect
she fas Eo compct:ors. There are It ts true, few
places IN The West where beef cattle packed, hut
compared will Chicago she business Is vely triing.
Situated, q We arc, In the largest cattle markel
can be obtained aoMhese else u the wo!ld.
Mess, Prime Mess, India 3Iess, and India Bcef has
In uu the chief markets Of the world, insure fog
our packers continuance Of that trade, and there
Is every reason to suppose that II Will continue to
increase With the growth and development OF the
Gzea! Weat.
Du,ing The present seasop, owing to the p.ralyzed
there has thus taz been very lille done. Only feW
houses have BE- been engaged, and there has not been
morc than eoo slaughtered up to date. Lsst sea
sou, up 10 this time, there wete packed about 00
head Of heeyes-
The folInUinr table shous She r.,n,her NJ Ran
, 1866-01-01

The Sheep market fnr tho year Just closed has not
been distinguished tor activity The amount Of
year, and prices hare been less satisfactory. at ezst
to sellers The decline In business has been mostly
in stock Sheep. Last year the high prtcd Of wool.
Sheep, which we1s carried fnto all parts OF tha
country It WAS estimated that not Less than 100 00Q
M head were sent westward hon ibis pon.-io goo N
all This had chaDped, and few stock Sheep haye
been taken, the decline In wool rendering 1t less n
qulty for mutton Sheep, boh for shipment and city
consumption We hare 60 returns Of the receipts.
hut 1t Is estimated fhat they e025 per cent less
The following table khows the weekly receipts and
shipments OF Live Hogs, Dressed Hogs snd Beet
Cattle for the Ye2r 1865:
, 1866-01-01

WHEAT.
The RECEIPTS Of ahea, forthe year 1865. amount
to g e5 6ls bushels. asainst 1876 bushels &C.
ceivc1 in 16S:-a dcc1caEe Of shont 1G per cent.
This is owing almost entirely 10 the damage sus-
tatneA by The heavy rains In the LATTER part Of July
ard Tue fret half OF August Up to Inc commence
nent oi tie raiuy teason, the growing crop prom
ised ,naeninensy 10th in yield and quality, bu, un-
fortunately, Just a. the grain Wa about ready for
the cradle, the heavy zains set IN, and many FIELD
that promised hundred Of dollars 10 tts owner, was
LEFT uncut. a large proportion Of what uas hs1-
vested, was found after lhreshlng, to he nnft Ior
market.
The following table ehoxs the weekly prices ol
No. md No. > Spring Mhea: in tins market, fo1
tue ycnrs 1855 and 1854.
w1ES1T rcltIs or sr11SG WHEAT II CHICAGO Foa TWO
, 1866-01-01

Total. ,f7i ss9,G60 DlS,eeo
The ee1zon being now 90 far advanced, the pack
Ing Is nos generally expected to exceed 500 hogs,
and not few place ts utmost limits at 400 Co., It
Is generally CONCEDED that the fnrmers are keeping
back their hogs to tatten on the enormous corn
crop Of 1sst year; but there il not much doubt In
tue m1nde Of the TRADE that the receipts Will a Tar
short Of those Of the Eeasun Of 1S6+-5.
The following table shows the weekly eb1pments
Of Live Hogs from October 10 date for thrcn
yenrH.
, 1866-01-01

During the months OF january and February
there was little OF no No. Corn IN this market,
and whatever business was dolc ~ the article WAS
confined to rejected, Of which the stock was ample
cEor ch to meet MI demands during the winter
months. For delivery in Apnt, considerable huaI-
ress wns done al W& for 40. l. sellers option.
As sOou. However, as the market really opened
shortly aftcr the opening ui the Illinois and 1ich-
ean Carn:-tl,o speculative demand completely died
olt AZ the 44lopes" had sustained a loss Of 20c
&c On tho contracts made III Jnnuary, and die rot
feel inclined 10 risk any further ventures ID the
prospects, for immense receipts were entirely rails.
lactory. On TIC let April the market opered at 70c
md cn the 14th sold doWp to ft!t 66c> hut On The
nd the demand by the short sellers advanced prtces
to 70c. For about four weeks the market gra1aally
declined until May soth s<s rsse's tn'lah"A -. -.
om tbis date .nrl NE market, tbops6 IS
% siT.nnS ,; ;aastuatDg, - constantly gathering
Weck the markct broke, showing decline OF 6j17c
on Sept. Ah. On the 10th the market TaIQe OF No
Corn Uas GIG Gee, and On the 43d G36lgSc, From,
hsa dale until the 18th October the tendency Of tho
1pa.ket va 10 lower prcee nnd decline OF f "a isl
Wa established. n.:slug the month Of November
.he Ecns5nl course OF The market vas upward, and
on lhe 18th Of Ihts month We find tho na1ket yaluo
Of No: Corn 5i@ Sc. About the 1st Of December
the Shipping demand 1as almost over for the sea-
son and in The Fpace OF Ole week Me note decline
q 15G 15c On Ice 1T The market tonched 40c for
No 1.-The lowest price Ibis senson. ur1ln: this
month yerT Nitle business has been done, and the
Iltlkct ltE huctnated between 40Sfitc.
Tie following table shows the receipts and ship
men1s Of Com In this city for ecries OF years:
, 1866-01-01

Pork Packing Of 1866.
The following tabic shows the receipts Of Live
and Dressed Hogs from the 1st Of October to d.te
for three years:
wEEK1Y nEcEPTs OF LIVE HOGS At CHICAGO ron
, 1866-01-01

INV L. SAVG&hs
TIC vast interests centred tn tna L1ya 9tock .mI-
Ect In this city continues to expand, each ye11 DC.
yt1optug additional vitality and tne7cas'ug N maf:'
uilUda.
on, keeping cvcr pace With NJ, and crca oa,ssstp-
ping many of tic otEcr Varied Interests which Tho
LAST quarter q csuruJ has doyelopcd II ON midst
Gaa9 81 o. Teoa' Nu1 an a'
II y crly fcw yIars s,uec tho lisc SS9 sads OF
The city was comparatively small a1,hcS cut tac
fra1a ra1a q p o. = s r. ss sis
Of cbiagn- perhaps second to zone In Importance
The tfade has had its yiclssisades like N other
departments o. buetncss, but each yeat hc5 added
something to Its extent and Importance.
Il IL source Of eongratuiatlon that while tho r.
1sl markets., which oEce competed With us for tbs
hiblts al The freshness viFor and Vitality fyoath.
In hooking 1t the pas .nd noting the rap!i strides
which have been made, the mind il overwhelmed
when The vat platns Of the boaadess West shall b
brought under tho snay Of the hEsb1n11ln md
ahal send forth t'4 Jocks and herds to our market
70 add TO The magnitude Of this already colossal
The retwosk Of railroads which strc.ch ont from
this rreat ecntIs IN all directions Iearn1E alnos1
ous States, afordirg sIch ample facilities fol
reachine market. has been the great aSeIt In build
lng mp this arrc nd orrishius !nlceest. II Il bnt
sst ssy hst aR sss1y hs o
sonlless exto1tion and blind rapaty seems 10 have
actuatcd their man1ers and tie live stock interests
havc taisly sroaned under !heE extostioc. and haye
8our1shcd, uot by thclE aid. but In spite Of thet1
exactfons-
The mere fact that arovers saved money By driving
their cattle on loot from the Stale OF Iowa to this
city rather than ship them on the rs{Ioad, Is sun.
Glen; proofto demonstrate that the Rites OF freight
are untustty high and injurious to the intero.a OF
tie ruilrpad corporations themselves.
Tla receipts Of Live stock during the Year 1856
amount TO SJ3,3G2 head OF Beef Cattle, and
7Bl ,O3O Live Hogs, This, however, does not in
clude the number Of Cnttle which hare been driven
here on toot-Nhich IL estimated at Tom 10,Do1 to
15,CC0 head. The shipments OF Beef Cattle during
the year 1856 amounted to st 66 head, aud OF Lave
-
, 1866-01-01

Tho following tahla exhibits The comparstfvs ~
ceipts and shipments Of HoRs and Cattle Il ch!czgo
for the past eleven Yes,s, compiled tu railfn4d ro-
turns:
HECnp19 ASp suIFxEs7s orHo18ANp 81zY CA1T1H
IN CHICAGO FOR KLLYKa xHAhs.
Hoxs Beevss.
, 1866-01-01

The following table ahows the weekly prices OF
TnIlow In Chicago during the past year:
WEEKLY rn1cEs OF TALIow At CHICAGO Fon TWO
, 1866-01-01

ALLEGED s., ,467 17D.659 1s, o., ,seO5
The following table shows the weekly prices Of
Mess Pork, Prime Mess Pork, Lard and Mess Beef
durfnr the past year:
, 1866-01-01

Tota1.... ss4;..1l0 sos:s,ats 4s-slsass 47.Al+su
The following table shows the shipments OF ali
kinds Of Grain IRON Chicago for the past twruty-
eight years:
eu1fELHTB or TIoCK lEKnpEED 10 WuEAT1 AID
GRAIN, FROM CHICAGO fon TwKRTTE1Gu1 YEARS.
XAafa Ix'Lnsf corr 0Ata KSn IlHlkR stn4al
, 1866-01-01

<U.. es.s 1fV 1UV w
The following tnbles chow the receipts and 81
meuts of Barley In this city for series OF ytars
NEEEiITS OF NAELEY EoN NINE YEARs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

b. &. !. <srs1lsis n. MADIsos Lss-
sUnA Alshoh our strestsw were On - svsa-
ins ofths9dkhSs., h 49, slippssy seAdiaoa
which suggested thoughts fths Accident In
anaea OGcs, aAcsti1H Psss Intending
several ladies, found theix way 70 the Prssby-
terrain basement, aatevsse we'll repaid BY
hearing your endnsnt townsman above named
ess4ins thssk f4, nsA&oss and unseldines
Of the Philosophy Of Morals.
Like - ripe scholar and good one" he
traced the true statement of the principle of
right to the scriptures, and then glanced sue
cessively at the systems of the Ionian and
Greek philosophers and at those Of the
Schoolmen, the Fathers and the modern eth
ical masters, lucidly exhibiting their distinc-
tive theories and differences. BY way OF Incl
dental episode, he warmly eulogised 'the old
mar, eloquent Of Quincy, 1t the same time
furnishing in bis own person, Notwithstanding
the SHOWS of age, an admirable specimen of
"the healthy mind;with healthy body joined. !"
FT. MADISON.
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HsRs.
HeHs.
The Chicago Journal Of the 9th saw

The Chicago Journal Of the 9th says:
The decline in gold, the heavy receipts of
dressed hogs and unfavorable advices from
New York effectually checked the activity Of
of the market, so that there were scarcely
any buyers in the yards. Transactions we're
limited to a few choice selected Hogs for
packers, and few purchases made BY our
city dealers. Prices are very weak, and in
the present lifeless state of the market may
be regarded as nominal Many buyers are
anticipating heavy receipts for the ensuing
part Of the week, as the result Of which they
anticipate lower sales. Others, however, es-
pecially brokers, anticipate light supply,
with increased frmness. These are, how
ever, but speculations, although the latter ap-
pears to be well founded by advices in hand
from drovers and hog growers who are about
TO ship stock to this market.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the sth says:
The receipts Of hogs show falling off,
which is the more remarkable when il Is un-
derstood that the prices paid here are rela-
tiveiy higher than in any other market, either
East or West. The receipts at Chicago have
largely increased, footing up $4,000 head for
the week, and prices have declined to SO Is q
100 lbs net. New mess pork has declined 10
S2s Il Dbl in New York, and in Chicago to
S4 s74. Taking these prices as a basis, it
Is easy to see that packers cannot afford to
pay the rates current here for hogs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

luz apostle, said the Elder, "was moved BY
'' Ahu' Oh doctrine" "Yes, replied Mrs
mrs far''ngton' looking over her speet.el.s At the
Elder there's where he was wrong. VIA, did he
want TO try so many kinds Of doetriu. for p;,lo.
tons "Ahoo and Casays Bitters would b.v. k.n.
MN perfectly regular" The Elder confe..oa j.
'n'ng mad never struck him in tina. light before.
and the old lady was going on to slucdste furth.,
when her attention vAs attracted BY Ike. who va.
trying to pour some Bitters down IN. ,,,,. en-.
jens.d2v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

The annual meeting Of the Clearing House was
held yesterday, when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Prcsident-W. +. Coolbaugh
Vice President-J. Lombard.
ManAger-G. A. Ives.
Executive Committee. /. Tinkhsm, D. j.
Lake, A. G. Badger, l.. J. Gage, J. C. Rutter.
The subject Of making weekly statements, show
ing the average condition of the banks TO the
Clearing House, is being agitated. 1t will be high
" satisfaetory to the public, and no legitimate
banker can object to it. In New York, the weekly
bank statement is looked for by merchants with
great anxiety it indicates truly the state Of the
money market. There is no reason Why the mer-
chants of Chicago ought not to have the fullest nor
nation possible the state Of the finances Of the
various banking institutions.
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fm,xtid M Cp1lultftid.


YinaaeaaI.
TIE Chicago Joursl Of the 9th, Ays:
TAsy1iseipal topic u oeaversoaioo Il r.
nsnciaf circles to-day was tie decline n God.
Tho caase Of the decline i attributable 70 The
bill reported in Congress yesterday for Tie
funding Of the Government indebtedness, the
arxiyai Of large orders in New York from Eu-
rope for $50, and turtle advance On those
securities in London and Liverpool.
The Cincinnati Gasette Of the eth ays:
The money mai u continued to work Close
on Saturday, and discounts were moro diff
cult than ct any previous time since the down
ward turn in currency balances. Rates Of
interest ranged from to Is per cent. on sat
istactory paper, but it was more difficult to
obtain money ct any price than to get good
names at the highest rates of interest. Just
now there is an insufficient supply of curren-
cy, and this tells the whole story of the money
market.
The New York Herald of Friday, contra
diets the nlmor that McCulioch il shout to
advertise for contractiye loan. 1t says:
A report appeared in PHILADELPHIA Journal
this morning to the effect that Mr.. McCulloch
would commence Q funding operation very
soon; but We have official authority for con-
tradicting it. The Secretary Of the Treasury
will attempt nothing of the kind till sitter Con-
gress has debated the financial question, and
whenever he does offer to fund It will be with
a view to the conversion Of ven-thirty notes
into bonds, although he may include COM
pound interest notes with them, the latter to
be replaced by new ones.
The New York Ereni,sg Post, on the same
subject, says :
Wall streets depressed TO- day by rumors
that Mr.. McCulloch Is about to put eontrac-
ton loan immediate on the market. We
learn, on inquiry, that there is no foundation
whatever for the report.
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-. Leuis i've Stock MARKET,

IFrom inc Republican OF Jan 9Th.
Cattle-There is no new feature to report at any
Of the Yards. The receipts Of beeves are small,
and the proportion of good greater. The
market 10 trife higher and very firm, thres&enine
further appreciation. We quote common 70 rood
at 4 to &c ; and good to prime to 7Ac per pound
gross.
Hogs-Receipts continue to be liberal and the
market steady at Saturdays prices. Packers are
rather moro close in selections, and in fact while
the prices remain nominally the same the market
favors buyers decidedly. We quote prices at 81
to &c.
Sheep Market very quiet At nominal rates,
ranging from s. to 80 per head.
Mich CowsEMarket 10 unchanged and demand
fair at so to 500 per head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

"PRocRAsrISArioS Is TIE TRIEr or Tina
BY delaying and forgetting to have supply Of
Goes DysPePsis Cure in the house. ready for in.
mediate use, you may have to suffer, Ter many
hours, pain and distrsss in the stonAeh, which
wosld = innsdiAteay cured II yoa Alrssdy had on
hand, ready for Immediate uss. II Immediate in
it sssicu, md eurss pwnaasntly Dyvpspsla and
N its kindred troubles.
Co.'S Coash Balssm may also siwsyp - rslls1
On IN easss Of Group, Whoopins coash.DCsaA4
Coughs and ~ threas ~ ~ pslass1qt1
yastsAA Sss7-len-%uesm
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SATURDAY, Jan. g.
A better business has bean done this week than
last John Finn Co. report sales for the week 1t
their nsmnsoth saable, corner Fifth and CAsr
Streets by auction, Of 1876 horses from IS TO 1Ise
and 1877 mules from S45 TO tl26; and by private
sale Of Isl horses from $45 to $1s5; ia mules
$75 to $l6e p head. and fine match mules ct
$5s5. sharkey 4 sieer report sales for the week
nj their Great Western stables, by auction,
of Isl horses from si7 to 1l75 and 50 mules from
500 70 e1i5 aad by private sale Of IS horses from
SIPS to $75o, and 81 mules from Sos to $500 =
head Brood mares arc in request for the South
ern market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

~ THERE will b > special meeting Of Gate
City R. A. Cnpser 1t the new Hall, in Court
House Building, This Thursday Evening.
Work in the degrees of Mark and Past
Master $50 M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

. rAis wsek eemnsDees With = vigorous "Bssrs
attack on the psineipai railroad stocks. synPtdAb
Of wsakpass gives ct n Bali dgkiag lest
week ha$w s6es66Aeo4 06sb5aA11oa ~ aeg
conbisaGson y flores down prizes, s.sosmoea b
thetlet 49, tAss@iee y~zrf4 eps4 g
ldspssssios ( Is sloek kssbsss. IL kssIssE
On railways, cd thess vas further lasge decline
on westeru ruads. 4 lIew Y~k Ce1tsqf pes ths
strongest stock, and about the only cns thAe did
not fsu o. The most marked decline vas on
Raediak, littsturgA, Nost1wsstern aaA iHose.
Wayne. Al the second snd list Boardsths down.
and prices were Eensrsdy bStssx The sharp de-
cline Of this morning induced eons Of the Bear.
to. eo~ef their ssutst6A. AT - elass - AariaA
was firm, especially in New York Central, Rrie and
Rock Island. - -. 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

No MAIL from De- Moines ;sand, at this
writing, pecenmnnication BY telegraph. and
our editorial Sanctum converted into . ci-
tern, into which the min 10 drained from
roof 6fsy feet square, might disturb the eQua-
nimisy Of sny psrssn 1sus, PFossshAlly, good
natured than ourselE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

SEE . woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SPEER's WINE. 1t IL an admirs
BILE article used in hospitals and by the hrst class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
srencs to old Port Wine. 1t 10 worth . srial and
sives sreat aatisfnotion Oct. g. en-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

A PAIR of skates or good strong iron claws
were necessary TO enable pedestrians to move
about with safety yesterday. The boys con-
verified the side walks into skating parks, and
foot passengers took the middle of the street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

ALL SPEAK WELL Of Dr. c. l.. Spenca,,. r
grant odouselsine for the teeth. W.rr.,,.s >.
s0n'ain no acids makes Pearly white teeth, puri-
hes the breath and is all we claim, the pures and
not" fragrantly scently dsntri6cs ever oSsrea 70
the public, For sale by Wilkinson 4 Bartlett. and
all druggists. ,-,.-.