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TELEaRAPHIC NEWS.
Special 70 the Dispatch

Spesisi 10 the Dispatch.
EpiseSVal Methedist Conference ut Norf0ik-
Impsrtant Proceedings- New Nsnae Of
the Church agreed ts-Thc Laity 20 be Ad.
Z uitted Into iu CeunclIs-Ths Appointments
Tor Richmsnd, Petersburx, &c. 4l ls.
NosyoLr. November 2S.-In the Episcopal
Methodist Conference to-day, q use the new
name,) the recommendations Of the General
Conference held In New Orleans last winter In
regard to a change In the form Of government
so as TO admit lay members into the ruling Do
dies OF the Church, and In regard TO cnange
Of the name Of the Church, were both ratined
10 far as this Conference can do 1t. 1 learn
that every Annual Conference which has been
held MP to this time has taken the same course.
The former change will probably add large
number Of Methodist Protestants to the
Church; and the latter, by dispensing with
the suffix "South." will relieve the ministers
and members Of the Church In Maryland,
Kentucky, West Virginia, Missouri, Illinois,
and Indiana, and perhaps other States, Of the
odium which attaches to . sectional or politi-
cal designation Of an ecclesiastical body. Il
is proper to add that some Of the ablest mem
bers OF the Conference opposed this action.
The appointments have not yet been an
nounced by the Bishop, but have reason to
believe he has made them, and only waits, ac-
cording to custom, for the end OF the session
to make them public. II.
Second special telegram to Dispatch.
NoRYoLK, November 2s-s =. M.-The fol-
lowing appoin tments have been made by the
Bishop for the Richmond and Petersburg dis
tricts Will send you the full list Of all the
appointments by mail tomorrow:
Rev Leonidas Rosser, Presiding Elder OF the
Richmond district.
Centenary church, Rev. Nelson Head.
Brood street church, Rev. G.. w. Lang.
horne
Trinity church, Rev. r. N. Sledd.
CIay-street church, Rev. Z. M. Peterson.
Union Hill church, Rev p. A. Peterson.
Rev. Jacob Manning, missionary to city OF
Richmond, embracing Sidney, Oregon Hill, and
Port Mayo stations.
Seamen's Bethel, Rev. F. J. Boggs. +.
Manchester, Rev. William Z. Edwards.
The following are some Of the appointments
for the Petersburg district:
Rev. E. Wilson, presiding elder.
Washing ton. street church, Rev. James A.
Duncan, u. ID. .a ... ...
Market-street church, Rev. John 9. Gran
berry. ..,--- -
| High street church, Rev. J. A. Proctor.
Rev. J. Z. Edwards, ID. D., the late popular
and beloved pastor of Trinity church, Rich
mond, Is appointed TO Court-street church
Lynchburg. ra. $500
The Conference will adjourn tonight. II.
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TELEGRAPHICINEWs.
RspoRrs NEW YosK AssoczArgD PRESS
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

wexIe.u Affairs Rumored Csllisiou between
American and French Troops General shef'
man's Authority, &c.
WAsHrsaroS, November GA report pre-
walls here that collision actually occurred
between the United States and the French
troops. There is nothing reliable, however.
Sheridan dispatched troops on his own respon-
sibility. Sherman is entrusted with large dis
cretionary power and his riginniinstructons
comprehended projects for joint French ana
United States protectorate pending the popu'
lar vote for Juarez or Macmillan.
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H. me Ghioni and Susini Opera Troupe be.
H. IA season Of ten nights at the new Mem.
'4iS Theatre, Memphis, on the aeth.
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Napoleon Hurries the Departure or Troeps
from Mexico Martial Law Ceases at Pa
lermo. ss;..y#43- IS
WASHINGTON, November 2s.-The New York
Commercial publishes the following from Paris
Napoleon has just teiegraphed to his aids In
Mexico to hasten the evacuation Of the
French troops" And also the following from
Florence: Martial law will cease at Paler-
mo on the 30th instant"
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ERR6H RAIsING AND CURRANTs.
Er81gsnty:av ke1s Rshins. - pounds nee
20 3 'suia iSxaDsrDaS 1 AzDsRsoa.
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! - : q RieHxosD, November -, 1885.
WE HAYETHIS DAY ADMITTED
IVY partner IN our PHOTOGRAPH AND
Ninth. NJ. W q. 3, 1RAYskR.. 9hs husinsaI
III b conducted under the ara q 9. 2. Res :
III. YxAYsKR var associated With n In basi,
ness prior 70 the WAr Tor several years n the -
ps1ity % sAlssman, which pqdSea he VII ccc1py
ID or nev gallery and y detskuinsa g give nni.
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wAsHixafos, Novepses s.-Tle New r.
Cs~smeyctal, In . financial article, hss N -
lowing: Money getting easter; bsnn O. -
Ing smsants freely Ut o pr eeuts end 3sed10
stock nrms Hnd no difficulty In supplyhe
wants at 8 on stock colIassrsis; bsalS fseefvs
Ing currency from Interior; rate on ssllrsness
from 8 70 q; discountA moderately active;
prime names current at sx07. Forsisn sx-
change nominal. Gold has taken . sharp
downward turn |; improvements made In stocks
Yesterday not sustained to:day-narkst gsns.
RAINY weaker there u dispositions TO dsesr
operations TIN the opening OF Congress and
till some light Is thrown on the future policy
Of the Treasury Department. Gold. lsooiAix.
Railroad list Of prices I psr cent. lower, and
after board stIilfurther decline. Govsfrments
fairly active at yesterdays prices, Aisesna-
neous lis. duh and lower" ,,,s.,3 y,sr !, !.
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Rsrosr or TEE roBAcco xAEKsr POE fnS PAT
80 F9tt u rHasR pArs.2 9IfHs VIZ e.

80 .lIi sspt 3 TOBACCO ExcHASsI,l
RIcHxosD, November n, 1885,,
Our offerings have been small and prices
rather In favor of the buyer. Below ~ give
the transactions: n bel a&4 ..751 Il
Ninety nine hogsheads, tisrces, and boxes,
and sixty -one parcels Of loose offered, and ~
as follows: H IS - 49,
Loose. New Tugs, manufacturing, - TO ~:
new leaf, manufacturing, % TO t9o; new leafs
stemming, ss TO SIC. 80
Ho9saeads.-Old Tugs, common funksd snip
ping, IS to $50; old Tugs, medium 70 eooA
working and shipping, ~ to ss; old leaf, som-
mon to good working and shipping, q to els;
old leaf, fine to extra, nominal, els 70 t9S. Y
Bores.-Medium to fine, sl3 TO $50 new fancy
wrappers medium 10 extra, go 70 CLIO. = 80
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRIEs.
~|~<%S--~r~N(~N~-~C~--N~~~
81 BROTHER,

HYDRAULIC PRESSES, 80,
are again in business, corner Cary and seven.
afCKss PATENT ENGINE, the greatest thing
now out. Also, our improved osCILLATiNG II, EN;
CINE, something very simple and any other Kind
of ENGINE required. All persons wishing to buy
,ng elsewhere -77 au 2s-1y
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bacon SIDES, extra clear, very dine
ID LARD, in barrels and small pAeksgss; BUT.
TER, in kegs; HOPS, a bale. fSs ale 9y :. - !.
ocs Slg, HARygyS & WILLIAAss
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Ills CuliU Vi yours HAS luTulSuCu you
preachers, bishops, teachers, professors,
representatives at the bar, on the bench,
and in legislative halls. For the last
twenty-four years have met the graduates
of this college In the West and in the
South, and / have always found them to
be gentlemen, and nearly all active Chris
tian men. She has well repaid all your
care and trouble, and now that her fortunes
have been impaired by the war, she Is none
the less your child, and rather deserves
your sympathy and support now than ever
before. As representative Of tho faculty,
must ask this Conference to, solicit in be-
half of the college the support Of the Bal
timore Conference. Under the auspices OF
these two Conferences do not donbt that
We shall revive its fortunes and once more
establish its usefulness. Raised and edu-
Gated in this State, / moved 70 the West
nearly quarter of . century ago, 90 that
i am in oil essentials western man but ]
have come back to take imposition among
You once more as o citizen of Virginia, on
the invitation Of my old mother, TO guide
her fortunes. And, In retiring from your
presence, permit me TO ! ask the kindly
sympathy and assistance Of every man and
woman before nae belonging TO this polish
cd and enlightened State. 4 $50
Bishop Doggett 1who bad previously
taken the chsif) remarked that II Was
happy chance that he should be in the
chair ct this time. He was chaplain at the
college when Colonel Johnson graduated,
and he had never parted with 9 student
with more regret.
I Rev. W. MCGEE, ffaternal messenger
from the Methodist Protestant Church, ap-
.pearcd on the stand, and said he bore the
lsaternAl greetings Of his brethren TO this
Conference. His denomination were Ne.
Modists. "There was no difference be.
tween uBin the great principles Of Chris.
tisnity. IN other dAys there wsfo storms
and tsouhlss. xhss history BOW belonss y
tho pest; but better days hays dawnsd
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mo LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEE--
l. II you want GOOD COFFEE 90 70 ths qhias

-TO LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEE--
i u you want GOOD COFFEE 70 e ihe sA Hs
RANT and get one OF thoss CORHrR 0RkeQUIe.
They viii make, without doubt, the Ansst eOfee
sisr drank. wtehost the least sroabls Ai,c oPsn.
Hg 81: aSi PAShss S36
1IGH Is With hol-WeSsfpsns, and varsity OF okhsr
inaispenaaklc MISUNDERSTANDING Seo4l lon g1ntsS
s.s res ale isy x h Ia Z cvlkkHA
pRICKs, BRICKs. 80 s. SOD. j 80 81.
10 - y0sEPa zLLxHp "a, go, go
NH TwErTy- sRcoHp-~
i. s q siasssls:. sssP: e
III i;i's:S y III sll Y. 1
|NJOTICE no THU ENTERPRlHMa.
= .s I ~ knSs i idsiS "a o6S
& 6ss: :;:ss s Hsss
kaaA laiHs fnp Of ensten, beth In psEnAlsnt end
iansiAak .heatden. for further pefltsalaHs. Is.
dsSa u III BishncaA pbstsoosss xsfuoe
NEW HOPSi NEW HOPS Il torsAls|
IN nom DAND1lp01 3 Al0n&eQa.
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T CosTtAT COsTH AT COSTH'
DRY GOODS AT COST 4

sSsiI ssar .sssE q by GOODS, sonOrilins
D. W. boxEsfiQ GOODS, !
- MOTIONS ana IifNtiT 66oDs. -
sssIy, = as sSsiss ~ ): ssiS q sss iss q
no l-eod1u corner 6txth and br0ea stresn.
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s0O barrels RICHMOND EXTRA"
CtNJ and "sUPRRPIHE" FLOUR, portion
direct from Chicago, on consignment for sale by
PALMER, HARTsOOk Co..,
no27 Fourteenth street.
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IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTU-
Il RERS OF TOBACC0.-We are manufacturing
our new, improved, patented MACHINERY FOB FOB
may want machinery for this purpose to call and
examine 1t before purch asing We believe II only
needs to be seen TO be universally adopted: This
machinery can be seen In operation at Messrs.
Greanor & Winnes tobacco factory, on Twentieth
street between Main and franklin; We will take
pnr works corner Of Cary and Seventeenth streets.
no 23-lm TALBOT BROTHER.
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NORN MEAL, consigned, for sale by
- PALMER, HARTsooK L CO.,
po27 #s Fourteenth street. (,
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Certificates Of Stock, . .
Renewal Certificates,
Hsnufscturgrs' Labels.

manner, rsnd ut VERY Low PRICES. E9ep 90
iCOLORkD PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
THO MY FRIENDS AND THE La
DIS IN GRNRRAL.-I do not pretend 10 sell
Ct cost, but win sell my goods very low ~ ords!
E R:f ao or ihss .oec M and
chase some OF those chssp HOSE, CLOVIS,
' = 's.S - ~ e'A'' : VIZ WY .wABMANns.
. noia-,ss No. Isa BrOsd sirsst. !.
DOR SALE, A TWENTY. HORSE
E POwRR SrEkM ENGINE and sAw-MILL. MI
IA GOOD running order. For particulars, apply 70
ths sndsrEgnsd, near Aanakin, Goochland, Va.
:. n L, J. FIRTH, n. D. :.
I nola-lm I qlI1 Post. once, Dover Milla.:
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NEW BUCKWHEAT.-Ju received
IN on consignment, Mountain and Pennsylvania
BUCKWHEAT, In barrels, half barrels, and bags
For sale at the lowest market price by afa
STEVENS & PEGRAM,
po27 Oil Broad street.
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What masters laid its keel
What workmen formed Its ribs OF steel
Who made each mast, and sail, and rope.
What anvils rang, what hammers beat,
In what q forge, with what d heat,
Was shaped this anchor Of your hope
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NEW H0Psi MEM HOPe I! Co. ID
IN uoS DAND1lc01 . AIpbAeQa.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR, choice ar
no : IS 'o' '"'' y WILLIAM r. KING co.

900 BARRELS FLOUR,
ClJU so barrels LINCOLN FAMILY FLOUR,
200 barrels LATIIR0P EXTRA FLogR,,,
so barrels LAKE ONTARIO ExTR
FLOUR, Just received and for sale by
s. p. LATHR0P, Agent,
M o7-fs Eiphtaa nth street, south side Dock.
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VIRGINIA LARD.-A beautiful ar
Y ticle of VIRGINIA LARD, in frkins. just re-
esiVed on consignment ssTEyENs PEoRAM.
no2 Gil Broad street.
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As far ~ We can learn there will be hardly morn
than half crop Of wheat in this county this
season. Much that was sown last fall was % mseh
damaged BY the winter weather that Il was plowsd
up this spring. That which was LEFT standing will
Yield poorly.
Harvesting has fairly commenced In this Sec
tion Oats will be ready for the sickle - soon -
the wheat can BE- cut.
We notice that offerings Of new wheat are plsn-
tiful ut st. Louis and 1t lower prices, which will
soon nsoessitats decline hers.-Qsisey Wig,
Jsiy7.
The Alton Telegraph OF the 9Th inst says:
We passed on the 4th instant through that very
fertile and highly cultivated portion Of orr STATE
lying betwesn Alton ard Jacksonville. Tke wheat
is nearly Ill harvested and the most Of Il stacked
away in excellent condition. There 10, however,
. large number Of 6elds still embarrassed. We
heard but expression in refereses TO the result
Of the crop, and that was taking beth ths quality
and the yield into the account, Il viii provo 10 b
the bsst wheat crop ever harvested in this part Of
be State.
The corn, although very backward, looks re-
markably hsahhy ard promising, and With CON
tinued good weather, cannot fail to tsrn ont we'll
II also shown that has besn thosoaehH eulti-
waited; for there il hardly wesa o. speer Of
grass to be seen, in viewing the thoasAnds Of
that may b ssen In passing over tAs Alton and
Jacksonville railroad.
The graee crop on this end Of the road viii be
light while, on the other hand, - you approach
Jscksonville, the yield will be very good.
The Hannibal cusrisr Of the same date says Of
the crops in Marion county, Missouri:
The approximations Of failure Of crops in IL
county, were premature ~ usual.
We have lately been through some sections. md
have heard from others, and can state that tAoagh
the wheat crop win be medium in quantity. it viii
be the best in quality, while oats rye and timothy,
and all hay crops arc abundant, and corn bids
fair. The hereditary and apparently iscusAie
practice Of prophesying i'll Of the coHsg crops il
an imputation on Providence and ssght to be dis
continued.
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xhe Wat 0Rep.

The last report Of the Connissioner Of AsrieuI-
ture contains information indicating prospects Of
three-foarths Of IN average tstal yisld Of whsAt
Indiana ssens 70 hsvs suffered most ffea WHITES
tsnths, but Indiana has fcur-tenths moss spriae
wheat than ussal, This should give sash, Of spring
and winter together, total of Ave tsnths Illinois
promises three-fourths Of crop, though the ap-
pearance Of winter wheat was ssvsn-tsnths. In
Wisconsin the appearance Of winter wheat Is six
md one third tenths; prospect Of q lsast three
fourths Of crop. Iowa, in view Of the breadth
Of spring wheat, should give full crop. Kansas
will have fifteen tsnths Of an ordinary CROP Mis-
seuri and Minnsssota will have moro. The district
west Of The Aississippi, taken together, promises
decidedly moro than IN sversse. New York, New
jersey, and Psnnsylvania, each indicate eight
tsnths Of crop. In New England, ths injsry to
winter wheat Vas less than one-tenth; New
Hampshire n per cent; in Maine ens-tsnth; in
Massachusetts three tenths.
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IRoE-PHosPHoRus-CALf The fAree best
kHor~ Tonnes, skillfully and elegantly combined
in an amber-colored cordial, beautifully transpa-
rent to the eye pleasant to the TASTE and accepts
BILE to the stomach, in Caswell, Mack l. Co.-s
Ferro-Ph c.phorosed E1iriy Of Calisaya Bari.
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal Calisaya
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain Of
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL, MACK 4 CO.,
Sole Manufacturers. under 9Th Avenue Hotel
New York city.
just received and for sale BY Wilkinson, Bart
lett Co. tmar4d4w-s wed. fri COW
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MsssRs. EDrroRs: There is . beautiful
sandy beach on the other side Of the river, near.
ly opposite the city, which at little expense
can be made most excellent bathing grounds.
Some resort Of this kind this warm weather
would be luxury that all classes might en-.
joy. The water gradually deepens to any
desired depth, with clean sandy bottom, and
the current is moderate, 30 that with wicker
work or netting extending three or four hun.
dred feet into the river, on the lower side and
towards the channel, to give confidence to the
timid, very desirable luxury can be obtain.
Cd. The expense need not exceed $50, for
complete security. We suggest the organiza.
ton Of our better class of citizens into .
company for the above purposes, With the
view Of getting up bathing club, 70 that h.
dies and gentlemen may have place Of re-
sort during the excessive heat Of summer.
With the arrangement suggested there would
be no danfss.
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ESLARoED.-The Alexandra Tue Flag
comes to Us this week greatly enlarged and
improved, and with an entire new dress. The
Flag 10 live paper, and We compliment its
proprietors on the neat and handsome appear
ance it presents. Success to them.
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SPECIAL CAurIoS.-As. Wiaslew's Soothing
Syrup has become 50 popular that vssions parties
have put out articles calling then Mn. Window
Please take notice that the Nrs- window Of The
Soothing s,rup 10 mot connsetsd With any ethsr
Article. jsnsS-dvA3n
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FoR restoring gray and faded hair, prevent
ing its falling Of, keeping the scalp clean, and
identifying the whole head, Tebbett's Physio.
logical Hair Regeneration has no equal p.
A. Kerr, Agent Sold BY all druggists
jy6-fri-sun.wed
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/, W. R. BIDLExAs, bought large stock Of
CATERS, fine kid and other summer shoes for
ladies and misses wear before the late rise in
prices of boots and shoes, which will sell At
less prices than would pay at present Eastern
rates. Call and see for ycurself-No. %,
Main street ut thur6 sat)
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LADIES, Misses and children's boots, shoes
and slippers, very elegant in style, beautiful
in st, and neat in finish.
Also gentlemen and boys work in great
variety, at Stewart 4 Deans, corner Third
and Main streets, Keokuk Iowa. (lwl
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OuR friend Captain Bishop, Of the steamer
Grey Eagle, has received the contract for
carrying the mail between Quincy. LaGange
and Canton, and he commenced Monday ito
transportation.
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TEE Ottumwa Courier urges that the Des
Moines river BE- damned at that place; thers-
by will . waterfall Of fourteen fest b secured,
and Ottumwa, rivalling Eastern Nerrimacs
and watertowns, will become thsgreat inland
city of the State. So unto the vision Of our
Ottumwa friends It appeareth.
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PrRsoxAL.-J. Scovers, Of the Alexandra
1In Flag, dropped into our sanctam yester-
day afternoon. Call again, Brother ScoveRs.
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OwISG to the Lucy Bertram being crippled
the Bell Of Pike will take her place, and will
leave here this morning At o'clock, the
crew of the Lucy Bertram in charge.
ToN HAICHr.
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CITY NEWS.
DaAIxAoE TILE for sale BY
Uy131w)@ CADY b PECK.

THERE will be no services in the Unitarian
Church upon Sabbath; Rev. Mr.. Hsssall,
the pastor, being absent.
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BY TELEGRAPH

chicago AARkss.
~ fs,egfapA.I cEcAao. Juiy L.
flour Dali today shippers and Local bsysrs holding
o. ne market b satirsly soainai.
whsat-0psssdsa yesterdays closing priess but -
cnsd sole In regular hoases; sales Of No at q -
o. No sprins rejected entirely no.nal rsjsctsd
spring sOld 70 . liaited extent II roc.
Ccrn-fhsss 10 fair Of activity IN corn, and
prices lc lover No IL qaot.d se3<oss1e elJ<0
&c for yellow; ss40s'e for No 4 asd ssol7s for r.
tsrted.
0Ats-Ao 1t s3oa7,<c; and No 2 u soosok
Rye-Ds. With light sass Of Ne 81 Toe. No Il Csc;
aid rejected a tOc.
Baxisy-Nssiected and nominal
Highwtnss-Duu asA nominal.
Asss Rork-Inaetivs ssd nominal It 81 seas3 %.
ssrA prime pork soA 70 the extent Of II bbs n
Is %.
hArd-Neslseted At 3o63ok1.
Ho-sass Of 50 head were sntsrsd q. pre . rsas
Ing iron - 20 70 - - for stock hees end fo
- 2s to % 50 for good TO ehoscs heavy lard hogs.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Catholic Pror

EMBRACING . full City Lots In
- -, e ksk, IN shSeh are siinsss4 ~
SOW rccur I'D by the Coussnt OF snfasaeoa r.
eupsrev. 1ossphine Rtee- The prize pis q
errs- sso1t y by 7e,-3 stsstss hish. c0oea
rosas. usxs Il YFaaa~, stosiss. VIII 10 49,
y . two story Brick Dwelling With / roona
also nsw seOss church building, 20 ~ @. ~
tve-thfrAs eonp sssd fAoe srs usds srs ii ?
and covered 18th great variesy Of iruit so 81
Are stfnafed On an sDinssrs con- ner dfsg ! go
fui viev q the Mississippi ard the oDposiss haalI
river 10 I'Iisoia, tngsfh-s With . very ems ~
city Thee iaRovemsnts cruid Dos b rseaz
nush lees thas T. .00-yst In vtev Of tbs uuonu
dit3on Of ~ instafufton. tAs alvTsas deuar. y
ordss 70 ffss u fro1 pv~sees ssterse~~ssep-
buildiuEs Ony b. oceupSsd Sor estsbihkin~ =
LAdseS ss9iavy Of aAy dsnoEissfso., q =
par o--s.
~ fafs valuable property = now olsrvd -
ror fsrihss inf~smaston, address Il B fKN-eYt
1~zi Real Estate Aren't L
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New Yerk Market.
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Cottos-Frm; ssDss for niddins
Siogr-Duli and loc lower; - oAl0 % for sxtr,
round hoop 0his closing quiet
whsky-Duli 1t - aO02 Is. duty paid; snd In bond
q s7c
Whsat-eticty pure rules arm while othsrs are dun
ssd decidedly lower, q as93 80 for No Miiwsuhee;
10 for old amber Michigan, and - 90 for choice
amber J2sey.
Rye-Duil and lower Western eeDsl o.
Barley and Barley Malt dull saA neat.ai
oorn-0psnsda shade lover, and closed rather nor,
stssdy 1t s4osse for unseusd new mixed Western.
ss0s7c for sound dos and 81 lsol lsk fer Whit.
Western.
o~ts-DulI and declining. sAies At soAsae for new
western
Pcrk-0pensd dull and closed Arner, ssl ,soss q
fcr new me~r ciosing At Ga 70 cash; ~ g "a 6ur
as 7s0H 90 for prime
Bsef-stssdy salss Of 80 barrels a. aboss pr.,,,v,
prices beef hans nominal.
Cut Mssts-Aors setve q ls}Sols,<c.
Bscon Dull.
LArd-Drll and Donisal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-13
Hotel Property for Sale.

NE UNiON House, ut Hamilton, Oh.
= rostns .eoknk. 9th ihrte snd o,s II sr.us
o. vhsrn sRsat~N cord two story m Hotel Bald
log confais irg - rocna VIII every rc,,eul~rc~ a.
H"t<i -iIar ei.sern good veii water With harm
ON br - hosse.. Herr 10 chase. for an, m
ossEfnG 70 sHsaG6in the Hossl Bu nesa TAe M 49,
~ why proprietor desrs sell H. on ae-
court Of TIE u hsaitA Of his wis. Price e1ko Title
| Z cd o. saia.
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rayod Real Dsta,s sr At, Keskuk.