The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

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The Epeaiss Journal Of the Sane dats says:
The demand for money continues setivs and IT,
market 10 working e,ossf. Ooantsy Bsaks and
Bankers are sending here for psouniaEy assistands
to move the Hog crop, which, Until ths ~ .ssf.
receipts Of the porcne species ars iosksa fes laf-
ing the next two weeks, and Nc shall doubtlsts
have an increased stringsney in the money MARKET
for short time.
The Cincinnati Gosstse Of the Sd says:
The volume Of business transacted in financial
circles to-day va heavy, owing in part to transae
lions deferred In consequeass u The holiday.
There was good demand for money, and currency
was Withdrawn frssly BY country and city deposit
ors, leaving reduced balances ct the Gloss. The
offerings for discounts were pretty freely, thossh
not fully met, Rates Of interest," bstwsen hanksrs
and their depositors were firmly sustained ct . 70
IL per cent III
Some Of the National Banks ars still in trssh1s
about the payment Of taxes. The Albany institt-
tions have issued circular to their stookholdstu
requesting delay in the payment Of taxes assssssd
to then until decision ID obtaisea ths question
by the United States Supreae Cosrt, - The mana
gers believe that such taxation 10 without suthor
IT, % far 1t least ~ shares which represent capital
invested IL United States securities concerned
--Rhs white Aounssis Bank, Of Lancaster, New
Hsupshirs, il in the hands Of sssisrsss, and it,
bills are not surreat Itisa State ipttityop, yisi
capital Of So, eco. At the eomueuesRert Of The
present year it had . eiFcvlstioa Of ~, 1856, and
3, $40 in specie in its vaults.
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The Chicago Tr5sse Of the 9Th says:
The market to-day presents marked eostrast
with that of yesterday. Then trade Was brisk and
prices buoyant. Now bat . mesgre number arc
changing hands, and prices are low and dropping.
The yards arc full to overAowing, and buyers are
booking idly on. Only the most tempting oGers
induce them to operate, even . limited scale.
The causes for this depression are found in the
decline in the East and the large arrivals Of both
live and dressed Hogs. Tho latter Are arusang u
great profusion and Of the 1ovpez We have had to-
day larger number than for any single day yithih
. year past. The inquiry on the part Of shippers,
which has existed for some time pas, rsndsred II
necessary for packers to pay larger price to secure
the stock, than they felt justi6ed In doing; and
now, that there has cesn decline in the Eastern
markets, and shippers are enabled to compete with
them less sharply, they have resolved TO purchase
nj less hgnrss. Notwithstanding this very general
feeling on the part Sf bEyers sellers stubborn
and most Of them refuse to SelI VI te concessions
demanded The result il that 10000 d. 1900
Hogs remain in the yards unsold.
| The Cincinnati Gasetse Of the Sd says:
The market to-day has been quite active, though
the larger part Of the receipts, which includes those
of Sunday and Monday, were disposed Of yester-
dag, The packers were buying freely II ti3 %
net and 80 IS gross, but sellers asked and obtained
for some lots 80 90 grsss end $le Is, and in one
instance $12 50 net.