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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-31
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Eaxle Ledge Ne. 10-Holds its regular meeting
.h an rueaay evening ON before full NOON in each
month
Hardin Ledge Ne. SS-Hoids its regular
r,o.thty Des,,ns Tue Arst Monday evening" In esch
month. .
Iasenie Hall-Covner Seventh and AAis streets
cate city Regal Arch Chapter No. =
Ho a. 10 regular needing the Arsa Friday evening In
each month.
Parvin Council No. S-Holds its regular meet
ing the second friday evsIipg IN each month.
Damascus Comnandery Of knight
RemplaFs Uo. 1-hosds cstrlsvss every Wsdnss
dsy zen pg fp- drill -b~ Instruction.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, AAreh ".
Mes Pork held S2S So sa'es ~ that figure Lard
steady II IL rendered. Beef dali Bulk ats
neglected Sales Of dressed hogs At $40 fso 40 90 per
100 ms.
Stronger feeling In Flour: sound extrss y 1891 s
wheat-psnand light, No. Spring 81 21ol 2SH ;
elcsicg II 3si 10 quiet In Nor,hwsstsrn Elevator
s3as5.
Corn active: 5000 bushels changed haods n AlOa2
for No. L. s7< . ss for No. q; SO S7 for reises<d IN
store
Oats quiet but rm No. I. Is; fresh Ne = &c. Wiz
ter Receipts No. 2. 2l075<
Rye AZ fsr fresh No /. BARLEY quit. Timothy eeed
active sdvanced IS cents per bushel quoted u 1850
So, Clover s. 4aD6 20.
Highxnes n.siect+d 2 eo02 r.
BesCC.ttis rscs3ed loDlSc 100 Ihs- Sales II 80
a. rs for Com Cow ooas Is for Medium y fair
ssee1; eoo16i5 Tor good TO choice shpping Reeves
Live Hogs la2s per 100 lbs lower. saies At % 600
% for common; % 1850 50 for fair to even cut.
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New YoKk Market.
By TELEGRAPH NEw YoaK March %
Cotton-Duil. heavy and dropping, si 4loa2e for mid
ding.
Flour moderately sctive; prices Without Decided
ehange: 1897 IS for Extra State 3os 90 for extra
Z H. O., and - dsOll % for trade hsasds- Aastss
closes quiet.
Nhsky-steady; sales Of western at2G.
Wheat acsive and cent better: II so for old
Milwaukee Club 90 for mixed do, esel IS for
new No. do.
Corn cent better. with fair demand; 10D7a for
sound and ,s07slz for sound mixed western 10 store
| Dat. ss@dy sA9ss for unsousd western, and Sa@ss
for sound DO
Cvnee heavy. PETROLEUM dull; 2s97e1s for crude
and 40 fer refined In bond.
Pork dali and lower; salts Of $500 bbls at s25 sl3
= ~ for new; cosing IS g. and old ut t2i SEQ
Is 90. ESQ bills nev Mos for April, May and June, sell
era option, rs ss0G &C.
Reef quiet; l5olo for Plain Mess- % 12i fer
kha Ness Beef Hams heavy ,aies; 30 bbls ct 3SE3T
Bacon stesdy steady. at l4s49l4 for Cumberland cut
1871 for shortritbed Is for Ionsrbhed, and l51< 70,
long clear cnt meats unchanged, l1<912M for shoul
ders, and 1871 11sl for hams Lard es active. 1873
1875 Eutter quiet: 2se9iS for Ohio. and 4o0eo foI
etats Cheese dull, lean
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The desperate extremities to which the
Cops are reduced are shown by their false and
villainous assaults on Captain Barker. Feel
ing that his election is sure they mould shad
ows into substance and fight the creation of
their own vicious fancy. tits useless, gentle
men, to urge further your calumniations
against Captain Barker. When you say that
be is not friendly to Keokuk and its interests,
you know well that you speak falsely and
that the truth is lot in yo1 that such declar-
atoms are falsehoods "gross as mountain,
open. palpable. !" Capt Barker has been
too long resident Of this city, is too well
known for his thorough identity with its in
terests and for his public spirit and enterprise
and has too thoroughly the heartily good will
OF our laboring population to suffer by your
vile arts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-31

The Pittshnrg, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road Company'have declared dividend OF a per
cent for the quarter ending March 81.
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Go and see the fresh arrivals of Nov Goods
at Bostwick / Co.'S. The attention of the
ladies is especially invited to their new styles
of dress goods, spring basques, sacqhes ten
tirely new,) imported German cloths, table
linens and toweling, hair coils, buttons, ho.
siery and trimmings of all descriptions. t3U
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AucrIoN.-On Saturday. at 10 o clock, one
good team wagon NEARLY new one Har-
ness one Saddle.
Ct Howe L TYLER.
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AS though were ne
On whose sole arm hung victory

From Cattaraugus LEI us hear an over
whelming verdict against Copperheadism.-
In the Fourth ward let our American and
German friends rally about Waterman, and
insure his success By working and voting for
him. In the First ward let our voters give to
Mr.. Hagny an earnest and merited support.
In every ward let our friends keep the ball
rolling, and at the approaching election bring
our city out of ''the gall of bitterness and
bond of iniquity'i of apprehension.
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New York Money Market.
By Telegraph EEv HohK, March 80
Mopey-Quet and steady At sos y cent.
Sterling Rxchange- Lower and dali, 1t loe3z0lo7.
Government stocks quiet and unchanged.
Gold Board held season to-day Str. ct sales repor
| led At lz7sk9l2s; closing At l2.z.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-31

FROM all parts of the city we hear good re
ports. Our union men are vide awake and
at work. The camp of the enemy is democrat
lied. Don't give them q chance to recover
therefrom but turn it into complete rout on
Monday. Let every union man take lively
interest in success and work
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The name Of thss Ccrp aur Il tbs Manhattan Insu-
r.ne- .mp.py
I've a,n,sn III ne systsi atork In o. roo
~ s,rop,, 81 it, q r3tsa ) TOT paid o h Saep
4 III. 4. .ts al IN. CON x.y are:
.ri a. ,n~ knnaa AZ
Ag,ats or other p.fscns q 2. IS. 10
2 Neal r.,s,e uaencum-
bered--.-.--....-.-...-.--....
8. bona. aud stocks .~ned
by the = tmpany. hos
s~cur-d, and rate OF IN
tsr--i th-reou. ts~e
Debt. OF the Company
secured ly r.or;A.e,
s. D~b,s o,a-r. ~ secured.
fs~e .cneinle4 l0l Sos -
O. D~bt. f,r Premiums mA-
r1ns asr e
Schedule. iusss..,i - 1920 % i.p7sHs -
Total Assets ---.-..-,,, No'sSis ~
uAhun0.
s. The anount Of Liabilities due OF not dus
TO Baaks. osaer ersditors-
g. IDssea adjusted and due.
:. La :. /. ju.,ed aud no, eu.
Q. Losses unssla-.~d.
fsr further p. Of ......---' .5.sc 90
10. All other claims a<ainss the
Campany sismcd disi-
Total Liabilities yed2a 80
II The pys.fsxf rnonn ri insured In any one
r,t $4,000
- r. vr.a,s1t ,r,onn, sfi,v,a b. tb.l
rnl.. ~ The Company 20 b. insured in
sny o, = ei,y .vn or riilsse.. No Ru,.
Il T,,~ s,s.,r.r ,,nount .,lo. "a = be in. /
= . .ns s /, an. s o.. bloeI r.s.rnas ],
cjr.uns,anc.s ................
IL The Act Of Inror 0. ration OF the Conra-
Nv AZ Adv alsi
s...s.v
s.AIc ~ ~. rs
Say M 80 ..u p.i = - ..
- aMsfi p sue ,ana -. ebhh. -eefe'ary
OLA sns All. .r'ra a. a ss.ng
~" ~. ~. - a.. ~ ~, - ss1n " n.nse''
-, ~ -. - ~ 81 ~, 80 r ~ ~ ~ M. 800
..s' ~ - 49, A. ~s,s "a. sa =. ~. $50, a.. us .psJ
.ns 80, - -. - "a 49,. ny 10
,". az ~ r.r.n, 49,. - -st, - - =
p'-'''N - ''A~ " psi'nrr p,.a.s.a m
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To the Trade.


To the Trade.
We are informed, and we are not inclined
to doubt it, that Keokuk has the largest job
bling trade of any city in Iowa. We are glad
of it. Glad, also, that among our various
houses that Of VOORHEES, L Bro, is largely the
recipient of the favor Of Iowa dealers. We
went through their rooms yesterday and took
notes of their immense stock, for immense it
is. There is on both floors Of their e Extensive
house bewildering array of hats and caps Of
the best material and finest manufacture
They have been long in the trade, are exper.
fenced dealers and keep none but the best Of
goods. For hats and caps, for ladies and
gentlemen, and little girls, and Of all the rest
Of the world, and ofall kinds, 20 to VOORHEES,
4 Bro, They are now ready to supply the
Spring trade, and invite patronage at home
and from abroad.
MEssRs. STEWART DEAN are united as
partners in the boot and shoe trade. They
think they can please the public both with
their goods and their prices. They intend to
40 1t. Mr.. Stewart is we'll known to the
trade, and is popularity known. He solicits
ior the new firm . continuance sad increase
OF the very liberal patronage hithertobAetoved
upon himself. For good boot. ! che.n
boot. nicely fitting boot go to Stewart I
Deans. IT you buy Of them you will b
pleased with your bargains.
Fore,.. n.-n-- - 80
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The Davenport Gazette says of the river at
that place, that the channel is improving in
width gradually. The steamer Burlington
passed through the bridge Tuesday evening
and landed at Moline, taking on a lot Of agri-
cultural implements. She also received over
four thousand packages from our shippers,
and left with barge for St. Louis yesterday
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~ The most eomp,e.s str<k In the city always
be md at the shove establishment and at the very
lowest figures. JAM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-31

The agony Of the Cops in this municipality
is fearful to behold. The shadow of approach
ing political death is resting upon them and
they cry Justify against theirstate. They kick
ed our Irish citizens out of their convention,
despite fair promises, and now they extend
their arms to those citizens and ask them 10
join in electing mayor who is only candi-
date because the Cops sold out Mr.. Gibbons
and gave our Fenian townsmen Andy Brown
as substitute. How are you substitute?
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It. Louis Market.

81. Louis Market.
By Telegraph Or. Lotus, March 80.
Flour unchanged.
Wheat Armer; s5D1 90 for prime /; 2 10 for Choice
Corn lower, II 6296e.
Cats dul, 42@l3
Pork arm, at % ooa2s Is. Bacon unchanged.
Wti.key heavy. 2 2222 2,1x
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CITY NEWS.

We dislike to be prophet ofevil, but We
anticipate storm. We don't care. The
superinducing cause was handsome and at
tractive and embodies sufficient beauty to
make the fortune of half dozen cities like
ours. We submit to the storm for the sake
of the precursor. 1t was relief to the lone
ly, isolated plodding masculine humanity
that upon Main street have been listlessly
pursuing their avocations day after day
through the bad weather, to see such an ar
ray of feminine grace and loneliness as prom
enaded Main street yesterday. 1t quicken
ed trade, wreathed mems faces. aforetime
sullen, with smiles, put drapery OF beauty
about our city, caused the sun to be genial
and the skies to be propitious, and is the inev-
liable herald of storm, maybe-of Spring
certainly. Selah
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-31

l,OR SALE-30 acres Of fine grape and
eshet r. nit iaud; 10 . bi. state Vi cHti
ysI ~ {, rrar ferce xth 3ts mutt u rAr
on. t,ne. .ore now bsarirg Price Is per Also
20 ,rr ssenspg the above LAM, ar3 the
eta-arte- VII n no Improvements but ~ all csed
b, pi. ~ fence on The all expense Price
so .nd net re This land sftu.t d p-sr be
ii.-e- az III. Fiji h. miles from secon street,
K-kuk For particulars enquire OF
resa. D. TEN TTcK.
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EOR SALE-One Of the most beautiful
ard desirable prvst- residences in this city loca-
te On tie corner oil sixth and M,rg-B streets lot 10 by
10 feet n Improvement THAT cost over Sseootvo
story brick cweIling With u large IONS, good
brick stie ard wood house. CIT and cesr
der the hole hOus with choice fruit treea
and in q yeIy desirable ighborhood This or+rty
will be sold at great bargain. Fer particular call
mchls H. B TEAEYCE.
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INSURANCE. on Dwelling Houses and

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
u Hou.-ioad Furniture h. fee e1 II The 4taa m
Go.pony Hartford Hoss> Insurance Gmp9Dy,
T. ard other r-~ponsi' le .tock eonp-n Z, N
ore sve YEAR rate. zing ona ~ eepts &c ~
pr cent IRE $ieo Toy the who e Vie or ~
CD .-p other responsible ~cmPeny For rsits'ie
irforaton On Insurance call ih- nnaerSl nd BIO
give het indemnity thsp he found 1t srr 9TH
agency In this section. fdec1s b. TtNEFck.
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THOR SALE That very nice residence formerly oecu-
II pied uy r II. Allyn on Blondeau str..t, est~een
Third and Fourth Price $3.50 ca Also "
lots on traukhu street. opposite the residence q y
Estes P.ce 81, 700. Title god or o ssir ~ 4s oi
JAMS II = - :. !. -.
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acres land within four

nor SALE.-Forty acres land within four
miles Of ke9kuk II uld-r fence ard ID
high .t.ts culsation. irg lotion iand-hai- ntt
timber sol all calculated Tor grssse- snd ott sr
fruit. IN the psa is n frame horse conisiuirF
f,ur r. ONE good cst, pis sts,e sud oth.r rrt-
bu,ltnr~ together nea,iy all kins Il b. ffU
shrrbbery At and isuate 90 th- lies hotnts ally
aIro.d Here IA chance snN bug4it- Ilts
good on no sale. Price s., 80 Epqaire Of
mrhs IL TEN-EYCK
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EOR SALE.-s4O acres OF Land, 200 in
ia cn,,;v,tjop. 100 IN n,b.r-nrarly all und' ene"-
With two4tosy Frame Dwelling eontaning ee
good ci,tern three wells and livi etc m oil water
thtouah the place Good orchard and frame Barn by
81 f-.t This farm IL situated i've miles N.rih o. 'he
60 Moines Valley Railroad, at napsre IN van uren
comfy Iowa ana IL one OF the best farms in that sec
ton the tate and will be sold for 10 per se1e na
do 20 and the baabce on time, with Ter cent intere
~ a. ~. - H. y TEN-EIC8,
novM Real Estate Ags nj, keoknk.
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NOR SALE-A one story frame dwelling
L. hsn.4 ront ibing or rooms large frame trn,
81 tern cellar aid other tnt reveu wi'h fail 10.
.nst. ok be v-eu trst AID ss~onf street
Price 1900 AID comm ssiens- It'll geot kba ,iIe
nchi0 Ii IEN-Ei n
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NOR SALE-A T~os STORY Erick Dwe ling Hou,e,
vita ei. ht ooms, lot 40 ty l40-rwu tt-birs- TWO
~sod- h. d. AID god WILL 4 soft Sster; 81 e veil
paved Al d hrit SIDE ak Situated ntt-n, be-
~. en- renth md Eicvehth lit eood Mosaic.
Prize 81 500. inquire u
fabgl ii B TFN-EYCE.
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IGOR SALE-The House and Land now
l. occ-pi-d by Charles wi, the blur, T. o uef
sud halt ahose Re. kuk-2o Of lAtd, 10 nndrT
high state Of cuttvaton ard well fenced Fiur growth
oil nit small fruit. and grapes, brick use con
tanning rooms good cellar, eastern ard cut houses
desirable country reside, Possession the nrti Of oc
tober Title perfect. Enquire Of
ange II. IhN-hfon'
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EOR SAIE-The brick cottage dwelling
l. hous- occupied by D atan With iuli lot. lArse
frame arn hoAs. cellar aud situated
eooc ne5 ghborhcod. Ffsuklin STREET near Ninth.
Price s. eo II Id in fss days Title I'D saie.
Eaquir- OF ult hl0I IL lsNsE1th.
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EOR SALE-A two-story frame dwelling
L. hou-e xah TX rsoas and fust lot. situated ic
u in ties 20 on the c rn-r hank ard ttfte-uta
a,re~t- In D. Kilbon' nee Addit on. Title 80 OF
no .ai- Price $500. hnaufre Of
neil HB TEN EYCE.
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QNoR aALE-Lot l. sDd - feet 81 Lot in Bloe 100,
II situztS on the eorne Of seventh and Orrshs sts
Thu lots are cver-d fruit esergr aud other
oruam pnta trees th-r vi hhe growth o. ssde
I, &C. an IN d+-Asix aud n large ist the back
mart ~ the Ia, and are ress tuldBg lots in
that part OF the city Price 81 5oo lite teiirl. IN
quire OF jantr1 II b. iES-hfeh.
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Commercial cSntettiqente.


CRESCENT OFFICE No 81 CAMP STREET,
Tuesday Evening, Oct ., 1866.
CoTToN-There has been some, little variation
noticeable in the market to-day, but it did not
amount at any time to general demand, and ope.
rations aggregated barely 1900 bales. The sup.
ply on factors tables was of very restricted
character throughout, and the assortment was
much less desirable than most buyers had cacu.
lated upon Rates, though still somewhat unset
tied, are frmer and steader than they were at the
close Of business yesterday; and we now quote
low ordinary at 25@27c., ordinary at 29@Slc.,
good ordinary at 33@34c., low middlng at $50
&c.,, and middling nominal
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS, OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS,
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Aeu Orleans gtonqp 3trarhet.
CRESCENT ogrrcz. No. "a CAMP STREET


Tpssday gI Eysain NO. octo Ga4r 5
The Gold market has been very unsteady to-day,
owing to the various and rapid fluctuations at
New York, as reported by telegraph. At the
opening it was firm at yesterdays closing figures,
and some sales TRANSFERRED during the forenoon
even ct an advance on those prices but it subse.
quently receded, and finally closed at the opening
rates, or at best at but fractional Improvement.
hedemand and supply have been light throughout,
and sales have been restricted to $4,000
at l47l $4,000, $4,000, $5OOO $4,000, $4,000
and $4,000 at l47, sllOO, $1,000 and
$4,000 at l462, $4,000 at l463, $4,000 and $1,000 at
1861, and $4,000 at LAG. Sales Of Silver have been
confined to $500 at138 and $1,000 at 1889, all Amer
Jean half dollars. We now quote Gold at l46I0
1463. American Silver coin at I3730l3s5, and
Mexican Dollars at l463@I47.
FOREIGN ExcHANGE-There is but little, if any
increase in the outdoor offerings of either Ster
ling or Francs, and as the demand continues quite
restricted, rates exhibited no improvement what
ever. The sales since our last comprised only
$4,000 clear Sterling at 1871, $4,000 do. at 1874,
1850 at 1879, $4,000 bank at 1881, and fl2OO do.
at lO7 for gold Sales Of Francs included f 10 900
and f.25, 900 bank at 1850, and 100000 and
f85 900 private, the latter in several lots at 1885
The closing quotations this evening were: 15S@
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rs shares Hope Insurance Company stock ,,, !,

SPECIAL D1spATcHEs-We are again underob
legations to financial and commercial friends, for
private kilograms, which we herewith publish, as
follows;
New York, Oct 9.-Goa opened at l49. No fur
Their cable news received II a M.-Gold l488. Cot
ton dull and nominal. htsterng, 1O7lDlOSb /;
5-2Os, 1863 bid coupons ll3t@ll34-2d series,
1861 bid; coupons, ll02@llO3; new issue 108l@
1883; lO-4Os, 99sG1aa3 sos 1oG3@1O6f. Pan
Gold l49l. Cotton dUl-nonliuaily 373@39. l
P. M-Gold 149b sterling exchange active at 10Y.
Cotton dull at 87@8gc.
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COMMIssIoN--FoR WARD1NG.

q. 2. ALLEN-C. G. WAYEEJ
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
And
GENERAL STEAMBOAT. AGENTS.
-FoR-
New Orleans aud Mobile Line Steamers from New Basin
New Orleans and Memphis Steamers
New Orleans and ST. Louis steaneIE
New Orleans and Cincinnati Steamers
Memphis and Arkansas Line Of Steamers.
80 NATcHEz STREET New Orleans.
ID. DowD,
MM1ss1oN MERCHAaT,
10. 40 Poydras streets
NEW oRLEkNs.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on oonstgnra ents of
Cotton and other Produce to my friends,
fsPoEFoRD, TILEsIoN& CO., New York;
9. CHRISTIAN CO., Liverpool 4.
w L. ROBINSON,
PURCHASING BROKER FOR
sugar and MoIaaaeps ON Levee, Planta ton
and in Store.
ofee-CoRNER cARoNDELET AND GRAvrER.
DERKINs, swEAs0N d. co.
WM. NJ PERKINS, New Orleans, s. NJ. swENsoN, N Il,
late Austin, Tex, p L KERNIoN, New orleans,)-
General Commission Merchants,
NO. IS Carondelet street, corner Of Union street,
- New Orleans.
TNDEPENDENT THROUGH LINE
AGENCY.
MITCHELL, RUTLAND CO Gate JAouEss, NIT
cHELL co., BENJ. E. MITCHELL of New
Orleans, jos. p RUTLAND, Mobile
Forwarding and Communication Merchants,
SHIP AND INDEPENDENT STEAMBOAT
AGENTS,
| No. 81 Commerce street ana Be Front street.
MOBILE, ALA.
r. w. ADAMS.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
20 Aliea d'Orleans, bordeaux, France,
y Rr e NJ Conrad Payne Huntington
Bnrbridgs BoEehy Eseapon W zschars ana j.
NTARTTEEz q PAAACTo- 100
FGo. PIzARRo MARTINEz-ANToN1o PALAcIe)
Commission Merchants,
1875 aRAv1ER STREET,
----- Nsw ozIaAEs
DELLNGHAM . DERLoEs-
l"' Co. DtLL1NGHAM -JoHN DEBLs1B
Successors to Weed, Writers Il Co.,
Commission Merchants and wholesale Grocer
Nos 4 9, Il and ID Tehoppitoulas Street,
NV on1EAss
TT - ~ 50 n AS11ASo''
!, g. l. KoUNs, ZEN. B. KoUEs)
General 6Jou,pa,s.fe,, ase,e,Aoneu.
THoLEsAIE eRoGrRs
avn nry,,rp,,r
FANCY GROCERIES, BOAT AND BAR STORES,
No. 80 Common stgest, New orisaza.
from t6a IsSse s2icitsd. = g. olN'.' = a'AA's
Gg 23bsr., "a, ..,,,,., r,.,.ar e,.-.,.z...
TIWT77ES7a y E7eo;T 3 ;Ss1sss-=s4ss.-
20. p. WHrrEAAN, Il. O. wHrTEhAN, z. W. WHITE
MAN1
= r~...-,--..<- : >E---s
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GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE, 1IME. oEwEN1
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-22
New York Dry Goods Market.
From the Independent, Aug. III


Trade is dull yet, with a partial but ir
regular action. The large increase of
stocks is causing some depression. Prints
show little more activity. Some styles
are reduced in price, however,, and the &C
tivity is below the average of the season.
Brown shirtings and sheetings are very
dull and heavy. Bleached goods are steady.
Drill are in moderate demand. Stripes are
q little more active. DenimS are firm and
in demand. Ginghams of good styles are
active, other qualities depressed. More is
sorted, and desirable styles are being taken
freely. Shawls are moving; autumn styles
are attractive and prices firm. Broadcloths
are steady, but are less active. Cassimeres
and satinets are without change. Flannels
and blankets are becoming active. Foreign
fabrics are in good supply. The demand is
yet light, but there is a brisk inquiry for
particular goods, such as delaines, merinos,
and plaids of fine qualities. A limited
business is also doing in silks, both black
and colored. Inferior goods are inactive,
but are firmly held. At the large sales of
woolens at auction, on Friday, by Hagerty,
very good feeling was shown by buyers.
Heavy goods brought an advance in price.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-22

The New York Times has been shown
counterfeit $50 compound interest note, SO
we'll executed as to cause the publishers of
the National Bank Note Detector to issue
an extra describing it. The points of diff
genuine are so slight as to require the
closest observation to detect them. They
are limitations of the issue of Ju-
ly Is, 1864, and have a slight scratchy
appearance. The words three years after
dale on the top of the bill, nearly touch
the words Treasury Department" while
three-efghts of an inch between. The last
button of Hamilton's coat is quarter of
an inch from the lower margin of the
small S50s, while IN the genuine the button
touches the margin.