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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-16

ROBBERY IN CHARLES COUNTY, MD.-The
Port Tobacco Times says: "On Saturday night,
the 3Oth ult., party of four men, with faces
masked, entered the house of Mr.. Francis Posey,
living in Nanjemoy, and after Selling and bind
ing hand and foot the proprietor, proceeded
to search the premises. They were lucky,
enough, we learn, to find $500 in gold and sill
yer, which they secured. They then left, leav-
ing Mr.. Posey and his servant bound, in which
condition they were found next morning
Nothing has since transpired TO discover the
identity of the robbers, Or their whereabouts
We have heard of another outrage of the same
sort, but have not as yetlearned the particulars
sufficiently for publication" We learn that
the party who committed the above recorded
robbery, went from the peighborhood of DUN
fries, Va, and that they crossed the Potomac
in a row boat. They secured Mr.. Pcsey and q
negro man, living with him, by completely en-
veloping them in one of Mr. P's many gill
netts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-16

Re As! TEAS!!-Choicest Gunpowdcr,
= Oolong, Japan, Imperial, and Young Hy-
son ,Ieas, received and for sale by
J. c. MILBURN,
my 8.-ti Opposite the Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-16

NPOKES WANTED.
WHITE OAK AND HICKORY SPOKESS
in the rough, for which the highest market price
will be paid The size srequirei are as folloUI:
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Tor RENT-A two-story BRICK s#=:S
=. DWELLING, with basement, on sH #s#l
Washington, between Wolfe and Wilkes St.
apply 10 CHARLES JAVINS,
jy l2-St Market House,
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5f 4 BIN T. LIS II.
rCRT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY 1G.
q p IoTVEH

is THE Friendship FIRE COMPANY beg
leave to return their sincere thanks to Mrs.
Eel for REFRESHMENTS furnished at the burn
ing Of jenkins Factory, this morning.
6. 7 WITHIN GTON, Prest.
". j. browns, Rec Sec'y jy 16-lt
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IL1NE2. SAND.
~
&c to!s -crv ine-received and for sale by
HENRY COOK,
my -: SO and 224 King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-16

,1hhSE.-N New York State Cheese, just re-
y ecived and for sale by
GEO. E. WHITE,
Ie q. wv 50 and 81 Cameron st
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Railroads Il Steamboats,.

New York, July 16, 1S66.-Gold, 149l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-16
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

liz ~ EE FEE .s3 ssE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-16

MILL BURRS and BOLTING CLOTHS Of
Nk all sizes and numbers, also SCREEN
WIRE, Betting, and other mill fixtures,
furnished at Baltimore prices, by
GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON,
ie15 3m. Pioneer Mills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-16

,kE+.M CRACKERS AND EDINBURG
= HioGU1I, just received and for sale by
.oz HOUGH Il FOLSOM,
Ie LII corner Of Prince and Pitt SITS.
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EIOR BALTIMORE

.je 13-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-16
wONETARV d COMMERCIAL.

Troncactions in stocks are limited. Bank
~,otes ere in ssps enquiry, at the transactions
,.ivop below.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-16

CORPORATION of Alexandria, go active. O.
3 a. T. r. Bonds, last sales 60-dull. Manas-
sss Gep r. r. Bonds, and Water Stock, 40 re-
eutas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-16

ID ROPOSALS for repairing and reftting the
day. the 14th at II m Material to be good and
substantial. Proposals to be left at the office OF
the Alexandria Gazette, with E. Snowden, jr.
" II td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-16

=-hRSOr:S DESIRING BOARD IN A
80 private family in Warrenton, Va. can OBJ
'sI II oy, applying TO Mr.. John G. Beckham.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

's11IySlIeSss1lllIly yslssE ll11IuVsfs So
snrisy = = ~ fitsss, - ~ iaPse3biiity q
49, epuls si9st ~ ~ - epasss N
paeasfs = a1pse4SA ~ ssning ssnSsa viii -
Prsss.siss, s1ssls = psiese vltsA ussM ssessii.
=, = :. .,is = "a Is - ,,2sIs:
~ win net taks ssr haeoa. II I'll probability
thssseess, ~ ~, - hses vAish Rsss lAst yeaI
sxpestsa thsfs, - veil . - ioeg1ass of fn3l1
~ - = ~ suPPly sysr laa4 Seags 49, =
et4sGaaly sess1a4d win have - 1epstA ~ $50
ss.Psssa = tAis so.nssy, sd 49, 49, i,tss-
pss6sG Bed HpelaaA aaA Irslaad tssh vitA
hoga Ths sattk plagus thsss has is1ssnssd ~
farmevs (fsaEfal d rsplssishing their hsrne1
stssks) to eoo1ab sAolk attodtlpn nsse elsesoy 70
hogs asd sheep, while the low price Of srain assA
for fesding has furnished extra sneosrAgsnsat
The exPssisnos Of the port summer has developed
IL o. tAat Ansrinn Aassa nil saiy - taksn 10
Engfaud for sesstsin trade aad - ssftsis 1garss,
and wAess thoss prices srs exceeded The conSunp-
ton 10 not only lessened, cut ccases almost wholly
sed easnot hsEsealla1 svsa BY ~ most liberal
concessions. Although the quantity Of bacon and
hams exported 70 England last ssaaon vas less
is, 60 boxss have been sslusasd owing u the i'm
possibility Of disposng oft there.
Tho packing Of hogs up y ths present tins
sums up $4,000; Of cattle. 400. Tbs market
closes dull 1t sas4c gross for hogs, and - Sos 80
gress Ter cattle.
Mees psfk hss been 10 dsmaba, rot oaIy fer the
lunbsr fsgionA but also to supply he shoss sssrs
in New York, but the necessities Of tho latter
clique having been satisfied, buyers now seem very
ssaxce, sud the market may b quoted dull 1t
SIS 0oa26 90 for next weeks delivery. Extra
prime pork, go COAL %; prime mess, e23 co.
Winter cured meats scarce, aud held at l3c for
shoulders. and l5c for sides. Green meats inso-
tive, 1t l24al33c for hams and 81 for shoulders.
Lard dull, at lsel3ic for new, and nominal for old
at l3asl4a Freights to New York on fourth
class, 81 90. to Baltimore and PhilAdslphia, Csc;
to New Orleans. Csc, per 100 lbs.
H. MnwAHp 4 Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

Co.,. a. =. nlasssi bs.sssa-1
Fosr spowscx, G. T., OF Is, 1855.
The Indians made their first hostile dsacD
stres;oos 10 this vicinity this se4esa, - ths
n;skt 81 the 22d, near the old California cfoes>
INF. batter known Ct Bsasysig ranch, q
which place they trisd to run "a forty-hve
splendid horses sent from Omahh, ~ dens-
ri Nyers, 10 the ouartermaster Aees, bus
were unsuccessful. Not 70, . little ferthsr
ON; they succeeded in running % Ninety
e;eht mulss and Fly odd hsad Of cattle. The
former belonged to Mr.. Carlisle, and the lafr
~ 70 Neesrs. Wall vssey, Of Qenvsf. The
$500 nassed by shortly aiier, and ON learn.
- ~ r.rt;cni.rs. drove with I'll haste and
1921 ~. same 1t headquarters. 4 de-
tsfhr,sot Of the ID United States eavalry, in
command or lieutenant Armes wers imme.
d;at.lv sent in pursuit, and most pobly did
thev II their psr4; they came NJ with them
on the night Of the Esd, between the North
and south Platte, ION the Ash Hollow roate,)
tool them by surpr;se, secured the greater
mart Of the stock and some Indian ponies and
returued Yesterday. They could not tell how
msny they killed and wounded; Of their num-
Der only one was wounded (arrow shot IN
right ARM. By the news received here tn's
morning. there are three hundred Chsyennss
in q warlke attitude, encamped at ssi!ey
Station, fifty miles west of here. A scouting
party we're Afterwards sent out in that direc-
ton. We anticipate no trouble, VITA the
ever watchful eve Of the vigilant commander,
and the present force of the red skins would
be sorely disappointed should they be so dis
posed ~ to pay rs visit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07


II We expect an Naturalization Of the sluggish
movements of general trade, there 10 little or no
trade in commercial affairs. There are few excep
tons. hcwever, TO the general rule. From reasons
toierabfy we'll understood by those who study
cause and effect, the tone Of the market for the
leading agricultural staples continue buoy ant and
the upward movement Of prices vi Gour And grain
meets With little irnpediment.s Western operators,
II is clear. are masters of the situation. ship
ments from the leading sources Of supply reg
ulsted pretty much in accordance with the surrent
wants of home Consumers, and this prevents any
considerable accumulation of stocks in the sea
board markets, canses extreme prices, and rules
ont the export trade.
Prom present indications, bread will have 10 be
ciassed smong the articles Of luxury during the
ensuing winter. The close of the inland nnviga-
tion is but . few days distant, and II Is hardly
probable that the capacity Of the railroads leading
to the seabeard will permit Of accumulation Of
supplies during the rigorous season, sufficient
bring about any material abatement Of prices
prominent cause Of the unusually light supplies
throughout the season is undoubtedly to he found
in the plethora Of the currency and cheapne.s OF
pecuniary accommodation, which have enabled
operators in the West to hold -four and grain con
stantly above the Eastern markets The gold
premium has ruled rsfher below the rate eurren,
at the date Of last but this has scarcely had
pereeptible effect on the general run Of the com
| mereiAl values.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

tORN MEAL-H iuv me......... II ot
sUNDRIEs.
BrrrsR.--Not % krm. Prices ranged from 50 to
go per n.
Kses-Pros paid to day Was a3e
sosasus- New FROM 40 TO soc per gal, assord-
ing to quality.
PerAfoss-Choice lots End ready sale 1t 80
te soe n bushel.
CHlcE sss--In active demand For young 81 Is
TO u 50; old - rs Psr dosen-
HossY-In boxes, 20 to lie per 10.
LARp--From Ato $50.
eording to quality.
0sIoss-6o-to 7oc per bushsi.
rursirs-From 80 to 4oc per bush.
BEsswax-3o to 33c per ID.
BAcos-Clesr sides 20 to ale; Shoulders. scarce,
in demand At loo per ID; Sugar Cured hsms
3ss y 10.
TiLLow-In coal oil bbls, Ice; do loose o.
pefn.
RAGS to &c per ID.
wool-Tub washed s5c.; fleece do nns 4oc.;
unwashed, Of.
HrDEs--Green 7c: do saIted, SIC: green calf skins,
l5c; dry 6int Ice: do salted lac; damaged
and grubby of pelts $50 to IS.
fEArHgns-Liye geese feathers Coo.
BsAx--In demand at soc per 100 lbs.
HAY-The market 10 we'll supplied. Timothy,
$2t $40 per ton; Prairie 81 eo
Wcop--4s 90 to 81 % per cord, accordlng 70 quail
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.
The pork packing season, though not yet in full
vigor. has been fairly inauguratsd. Fear heusss
avoid accommodating stock BY selling ahead 70 the
Lake Superior and lumber trade. The price Of
hogs has kept up - ueIl that only ths most ad-
vcnturous packer, orthesc who haa their t5Ade
slread, established, could engage In pAskise. n
ianeerers and miners are nsW faliy sapplisd, sad
~e may look for steady, perhaps apid, decline
W Inc price ofHogs. The general fssiiag Of ops-
fstors throughout the country ssens to bs thai II
tAihers Expect their hogs 70 BE- peeked II any
prices approaching these csrrent for the last two
years th,y may psek them on their own aecount,
oat doubtless pfises win b established fairly
Prontaeie 70 the farmer. and yet aaordins he
psseer and operator some hancs Of reimbrrssment
! for his invs stnenf
Iae decline has already cpsuusnesd. - -
sefs In various sections sxpress ysrio.s o.isions
= 20 hen Il viii csass In this part Of the eouv.
~ ~ to@f % gspss IL tan "a a $ - ..nEl
| ose 4n1e willis n Cincinnati ~ undssst.Slfn ~ -
- % % net h ftssly sasyseesA.
IL y pfohAl1e thak Chieaee. = ~ 8. -.
markets., win follow ~ lssi q Ci.es..sss ~
= seGalatsd ~ hwas - pstsss. s1rn~-ae ! -
tAere staes ~ II pne1sss ~ as4aI1w re,s. :.
nsktng ssats1sts ~ fsGpfs aslivsey. - ~ -
peesa 70 toks tAses SAoaeos - ~ 1insAa
Wka aests sspsstssse q - - - 80
~ - wan egnss ~ 49, lhtunrd ssiasS ~
nnA = - ss11s inaaAisa e u. aastsA = e.
teusas2 - snhuuH ef esuhug no1Dnl 49, lkll
49, ae~aete - - = sIsa1sss -
lOea1uo - - - "
x
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07
weekly Review ., new York M.rA..,

Weekly Review OF new York Market.
New YoRK, Novsmber3 5.
Flour-Activs and prices variable, advancing
Soc per barrel, and afterwards, owing to large re
ceipts and depression in wheat, fell back to
previous figures, At $ll 2oal3 10 for sound extra
State.
Wheat-Thers was . speculative demand the
former part of the week, and prices advanced Sc
per bushel, but they have fallen back to about the
old figure. The market closed nominsIIy for
spring from 81 3oa2 IS. Other kinds are quiet.
Tho stock in hand is about 100000 bushels,
which is about one quarter OF the quantity held
last year.
Corn-The demand is animated, chiefly specu-
lative. Price. advanced early in the week from,
IL to Sc, but on Friday and Saturday the improve
ment was lost, the market however, closing firm
The present stock 10 about I, 50U, 900 bushels
Western mixed closes in demand ut 81 IS in
store. Prices shove limit Of shipper ordsrs.
Rye-Is comparatively quiet. slight i'm
provement was obtained early in the week, sincs
which prices have declined, and are now nomina
1t 81 lsal 36 for Western, old and new; 81 3ss
| 40 for state and Canadian.
0ats-In active request, chiefly speculative, th,
prices improving about &c bushel Market 6ru
at the close. Tbs stock in hand il about zoe oo'
bushels.
Barley-Active, both for home and expor
| trade. Prices advanced l0al5e . bushel, and ther
declined Zoe. The exports since August amour
| to 500, 600 bushels.
Pork Market much excited. A large amour
Of contracts maturing the 3ist Of October great
" unsettled the market. An Improvement o
- 90 per barrel took place. Since that, however
there bias been decline of - 90 per barrel, an,
| the market is fat. The sales Of mess All ih
month. deliverable at sellers option, for &2s 90
an the spot At $50 %. The stock hs. in
creased, and ia now 81, 900 barrels against u 90
last month.
Beef-Is in good request at leading prices
The stock is light compared with last year.
Cut Meats-Baeon and cut meats are active
but at lower prices This is confined TO the city
Lardis more active, but at lower prices
though closing with a frmer tone ., l54al5ic 70
prime kettle rendered.
Hogs-Receipts, IS ears. Selling at sasic
0roceries-Coffee dull. Rio, 24a2sc; Java, s6a3s
Sugar, active. Fair 10 prime. l1elsc. Molasse
buoyaut
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

WooI. INFLUENCED BY FrED.-Sheep pre-
fer upland pastures, and great RARELY. 1t
has been proved thst pasture has greater
influence than climate, on the hneness Of
wool. Fat sheep yield heavier and coarser
fleece. The fine 6ocks Of Western Penn
sylvania, when taken to the pniries of llli-
nois, in the same latitude, will. in . few
years change their character. The quantity
Of fleece and the size o. the sheep will not be
retained. Upland heritage is best for fine
wool
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

The "break-boue fever" SAYS the Mont
romery Nail of the Goth, continues to rage
10 our city, and the physicians are kept busy,
1t is terribly severe on the patient, but We
have not heard Of single fatal case yet.
The disease generally lasts about eight days,
and consists Of intense pain in every joint,
high fevers and sick stomach, very much re-
sembling severe bilious fevers. There 10 =
large number Of cases still in our midst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07
The psoprcr,os OF THE Pnkc,ous Msr,

The PRoprcrioS OF THE PREcious Metals,
For the current year, 1866, the aggregate
gold and silver product Of the United States
is estimated from So, 900, 600 to Sl06, 900,
900. The details of the largest estimates
are, that California will pro duce SIS, 000, 600,
Montana SIS, 900 900, Nevada $4,000, 900,
Idaho ST., 0o0. 900, Oregon $1,000, 900, Col
orado $l7 900, 900, and various ether sources
5000, 0O0-Total, 100000, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

Promptly order wehsv~ ccnSsartiy hand drees.
VIporins siding and the Anef qualities Of riatshine
Lumber Aiso yolsts scnrtlid- str@dnE Peacans
Barn--sdfny sb<-sing. shisgits, tafh Bridging he.
We eyp, max. Ia the scfants~r Of huildsss 49,
dsAiers give ~ sh~.r r~fropag~l
K<okek. April IL, lsi6.-du A. H0sMEk 90.
~ B. Orders for the City Tr4 de len the Store 81
uambi.ton 4 Hu amp viii hssk immediate attestioe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

IRELAND is gradually becoming grazing
country, and the increase Of late years in the
rearing Of cattle, is remarkable. The de
crease of land nnder crops this year, IS COM
pared with last year, is no less than 1913, 725
acres. The pigs have increased 70 the extern,
| Of 1877 900, sheep, 575, 200, cattle $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

CoxE one, come all, and invest a small
amount Of capital in the great institution Of
the age. The Eclectic Cleanser not only
removes oil stains and dirt from the house,
but it clears the atmosphere of home, by re-
lieving woman Of her greatest domestic bur.
dens.
Sold by al druggists and gros&rs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

OxE Of the big institutions Of our city il
the large and connections hay pressing and
baling establishment Of Mr.. French, situated
on Eighth street between Main and Bloudeau.
This house.is kept going day and night, Civ
ing employment to goodly number of work.
men, and turning out baled hay about ~ fast
as there is any necessity for doing that kind
of work. The most Of the hay baled At this
establishment is shipped on barges to .
Southern market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

Two male Aibino twins have just been
born At the Maternite Hospital in Psris.
One OF the characteristics of Albnism is the
Wilderness Of the hair, in addition to which ie
the dull white color of the skin, and sort OF
affection Of the eyes, which cannot support
the full light of day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07
Tue New York Tribune Of Wednesday, r..

Tug New York Tribune Of Wednesday, 70.
marks
Money is in good supply At per cent to brok-
ers and round sums are left call at 3a4 per cent
In commercial paper change. Best names
pass at Base for short dates. Long paper ca n be
had Of legal rstes and over. but 10 not in favor
The trade report Of the city il not satisfactory
% Tar ~ dry goods and general merchan disc are
eonesrned, and October is said to have been worse
Tor business than the corresponding month for .
long period. The report from the manufactures
81 New England are Of the same character Rail
road people report less trife the roads, but the
published reports thus far do not confirm their
statements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

LADIES FuRs, cleansed, repaired and made
fashionable shape by Mrs. Z. A. Parker, at
the Singer rooms, up stairs, Fourth street,
between Main and Biondeau. Mrs. Parker
having left Mr.. Emerson's establishment will
do the above work better and cheaper than
any one else in Keoknk. (nov7-lw)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

We are glsd to note the many improves
ments that are being made in the pavements
along Main street. Wet and muddy weather
is near at hand, and these improvements viii
be better appreciated when it comes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

Irisavery decided improvement that is
being made on Second street North of Main.
Those cutters that we're grievous unto all
psssers that way and were shame unto our
municipality, and valuable only Is induces Of
the geologic agencies now at work on the
surface of the globe, are now being filled up.
The street is being put in good condition.
That 10 WE'LL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

TIE Democracy Of the First Ward in New
York have Endorsed Horace Greeley for Cons
gress. They are all working Democrats, but
are determined to no longer endure Tsmmany
Hall maneuyering
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

COMMODORE VANDERBILT is ssid to be the
man who offers lots in New York ON which
to build A. T. Stewards mill lon dollars
worth Of houses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

CoAL.--See the advertisement Of the Iowa
Coal 4 Oil company on the 6rst page. This
is an old and reliable company, and it is pre-.
pared TO furnish promptly the best article Of
coal at the lowest market rate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

The Bank Of the State of Missouri, at ST. Lous.
has been converted to the national banking sys-
TEN, under the title Of ..The National Bank of th.
State Of Missouri, in St Louis" with capital Of
S3,lo,3oo but without circulation until il can be
furnished by future legi.lation Of Cenrras..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

We are informed that burglary was att
tempted at the residence of Mr. Ramsdale,
On the corner of Sixteenth and Morgan
streets, late Monday night The efforts Of
the rascals were frustrated, however. before
they gained admittance. Now, that the
thieves have left the scene of their late ope-
rations on Main street, to prey upon the resi-
dences of our citizens, it would be well for
oil to secure their premises against these
skulking midnight thieves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

SoxE time during next week, time that
will be duly announced, the Ded Moinesers,a at
the invitation Of Our City Fathers and the
Railroad company, will visit Keokuk. That
event will probably be on Wednesday but no
matter, the day is not vet fixed. Let Keo.
kukians prepare to wothily receive our
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07
Markets ny TELEGRAPH


new York Market.
ny Telegraph Nrv Yoas Nov. .
Cot n-ouist AID steady. at soc for abiding a..
iauds.
riour-vsry dull for common gr.dss and dseiinInr:
III 10 Ola 20 for extra State. sI7ais Is for extra r.
o. and SIS 20 for trade brands; the marks. closing
quiet
Whisky-Qniet and noninaily unchanged
whsatnpsoed Arm and closed du'I and dsclins a "a
oa . for No Chicago and Nilvsukse; q Is for Whit.
Michigan.
Rye-Trm; u % fer old Western and 9, - Tor
CAnsda-
Bailey More active, and SEQ lover; 81 o. to 81 ii
for G In bond, and 81 IS for hee
Barley Aait--Qui-t.
corn-Le-s alive and heavy; u 2s@l III for ship
ping uixei Western In store and aoss 81 81 q 81 for
Western yellow.
oats Opened Arm and closed dull At S,s for Chi,
esso and Milwaukee.
Pstroisun-osiee a21s for crnds, asd ssss.,< fs r.
dncd In bond
Prk-ietvs, irregular and lower; ~ oON2s Is eaah
and regular new nsss, closing At So IS Tor rssu
lar s9s 50 fos old ne.s and eRs sekss @ b,
tsiWe-
Bsef-sieady.
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BACON rsss; iA..4oi4Nc for Cumberland cut
Cut Msats-Hsavy; laei4lfc for shoulders and iss
1ec for hams.
Dressed Hop-nru; IL for Western
Lard-sirm and more actvs q l4Dfsz<; snd small
salss At is3z.
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sArIxrrrs and Twseds, made as Bsntons.
port and Vernon, Iowa, 1t J. W. GErArr's,
1913 Min street.
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1luantlal ana Gouleirtlal.
KEOKUK MARKET.
NOVEMBER 8, 1888.

Ut will be seen by referring TO quotations
bcIow, that prices generally going up. Wheat.
Corn, Flour and nearly all the leading articles of
Produce have an upward tendency. Our quota
tons are correct, and be relied on a. such.
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= llsx
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