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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-14

BRADFoRD BANK.--The bills Of this bank
are all 10 be redeemed in one year from Dec.
10, 1866 Search the old pocket-books and
all the hiding places.
Col. Hopkins Of Montpelier captivated the
Burlingtopians at the late Concert there, re-
ceiying, says the Times, the heartiest snd
most enthusiastic encore of the evening" He
can do it, just when he peases.
Twenty-eight thousand bushels of potatoes
have been converted into starch at Burbank s
starch factory, in Coventry, W., within the
last three months.
Over 6tty tons Of poultry have been shi pped
from West Randolph within month.
Mr.. Andrew Mclaughlin, of Peacham VT,
raised So bushels Of wheat on l acres OF
land.
LOOK t. Your STOVES AND STovE PIPE.
AT this season Of the year, when hot fires
are the order Of the day, people should be
sure 20 examine their 5 owes aud pipe. and
see that they are all cafe and secure Orange
County Eagle.
AID ,.,rr ,-,i;c;os Of ;rsrvanca
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-14

USE THE MEDICINES Of a reliable
House. See advertisement Of ]. f. Ben,v 4,
20. In another column. These Remedies a,e
prepared with great care and are known to a
safe, good and efficient. We might cucumber
our columns with hundreds OF Patent. Medi-
cine Advertisements, but we consider it due
to our readers that we should publish such
only as have character and reputation al
ready established and to which we can con-
scienciously give our Undertaking approval
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17
CANrck Directory.

WESTMINSTER PReeDYrERiAk CausCB, 20. 81
IN Seventh rses atn and Bion1saa services
every Sabbath u III .. - and - sabbath tehooi
atsa m. Prayer meeting sssry wsenssA.y p m
EXCHANGE STREET Il. = CHuRCH-0n kxehange
street between Third end Roarth- Presiding every
3.bbsih II II \ and at II. Sabbath Sch oil at
1Lpn Prayer meeting on WEDNESDAY evening"
Jonn bUxG RS. faStor.
UNITED PRRsBYfKRIAN RiftA street, bsfvsss
Man aud Blondean Services every Sal bath At u.
-A' JAnrs Baovs. Pastor
FIRST PRHsBYrKRIAN-Corssf High and Fourth
.trests services every sabbath ~ II o. and -.
sunday school an. In. CaIrfsxphs. Psstor
UNTrARIAE caURCH-Cornsr high and Fourth
,treets. Services every Sabbath st II .. N Sunday
scbool a. n Z. HAssALL. Pastof.
CHATHAM SQUARE n. \. CHukcH-Corner efsev-
enth and Morgan Preaching every Sabbath 81
IL O. m aud .. IN. sabbath school at "a. Public
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening"
=. Il. WARiHe Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIer CHURCH-ThiYd street, bstvsen
Concert and High. sui day School ~ N. freAch-
ing at II IN. also ct p m Prayer meeting v ed
nesday At p. m 1T. *sssovBH. Pastor
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Hishstr~et.be between
fifth and sixth Services every Sabbath 1T IL and
I D m Sabbath School at 0&s . Prayer meeting
on wednesday eveaings. asoaaR raAcsHR. Pnstcr.
SPIRITUAL MKRrISGs-At the Court House every
sunday at az H. and In the evening The pnbe are
invited and b. what the spirits have TO say.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

FINAL clearance sale of winter dry goods,
and remnants of all kinds of goods until the
lst of March. We will commence to sell on
Monday, February 10, at the New Fork Store,
all our winter stock for gold and at gold
prices, allowing O premium of 40 per cent.
for gold, and 80 per cent for silver We
want gold to purchase our spring dry goods
f'om the importers. 500 yds remnants best
calico, at Is cts; $50 yds remnants best De-
LANES Is cts: 260 yds remnants Lawns, 20
cts; 30 pieces of the best French jaconets and
organdy lawns at 35 cts-last years price 60
cents. 6pieces Of the best French merinos
$l.25 per yard-sold in the fall for $l.75.
pieces of desirable French all wool plain
Merinos for 90 cts-sold once for Sl.OO
IS cloaks at prices to suit the buyers. They
can name their own price go double wool
shawls at gold prices for currency. Blankets
for 65 cents on the dollar This is the op-
perfume moment for housekeepers who exer-
else sound economy to make their purchases
Just received large and varied assert
ment of bleached muslin, and fine and heavy
shirtings, such as the New York Store is
noted for keeping. These goods have been
purchased prior to the recent advance, and
will be sold at old prices. We have also re-
ceived some three hundred pieces of choice
Merrimac spring prints, and other choice
brands which are very desirable. We respect.
fully solicit o trial to test our bargains Sale
closes LIST of March. NJ. GREGG, Ag't,
st Nos. and Estes House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

THERE was not large audience in attend
ance upon the Evolutionary entertainment at
the College last evening. The programme
was as follows: Saxe's Richard the Third,
Prof. Belding g; Barbara Frietchie, }. Creel
Northern Laborers, Mr.. Kretzinger; Prayer
of the Nation, Master Smith; The Pilgrim
Fathers, C. Matlock; Wounded and Muster
ed out, r. P. Miller; Columbus Discovering
America, Frank Jones; The Ghost, Prof'
Reld;ne Childe Harold, J. Hagerman; Lit
tie Mabel, Willie Marshall Dan. Ph@ton,
d. Miller, jr.; The Pilots Story, }. hughes
The American Flag, +. W, MISSIONER; Elk
celsior, Master Pollock; Csius MaFius, u
Caggett; Little Hal, Master Geo. Anderson
Out in the Cold; 7. n. Porter; The Dying
Gladiator, Ed. Hart Sheridan's Ride, Mas
ter Bridgman; Charge of the Light Brig
ade, L. Lowe Clay on the Greek Revolution
J. H. Anderson Gen. Scott and the Vete
ran, Prof. Bedding.
This programme was not, however, render
ed in full. Prof, Belongs Rotations, as n
his wont, we're fine. Several of the elias
acquitted themselves very well. All d.
commercially.
The Professor will be absent for month
teaching classes elsewhere. He will the
return and resume teaching here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17
Keokuk and Hamhtq u Missis-
sippi Bridge Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
AZ signed fH@et tssmse vss fto ineos pois-
lion under g~rer4l so la Of the state of
Ie~n the and ~ Of The ksokak
ard H1nsfss~ kisstssirps Brtfes tDmpffry.
The pssneipal place o. 81 s.a Company the
CITY OF .okuk IN Lee county and ssad~ 81 fcva-
The ot4. 81 said Incos 1. I'd tufld AID main
tain railway and fsos dx~ 4erss the Missss
ipti river . the city OF Keoksk
T. a-s0nnt OF csut IL saoek sufh r14-d 10 one million
aal{Rr. n, - irc sS~ II ry t Of the bs-
rector, and b. IA tn alhn%ns~ " than
10 per and net oteD~r than stAl ment In D.
dAys-
Ala fserrors ion begin the 18th day Of Janu-
an 1867 ~ad sspiinE any y-kr-, and 10 Affairs
are be CONDUCTED TO I'd Of s~s~a hr-s scre, which
may be ns 10 .i.stea the frsi Mon
dsv in June a -rch ,+sr-
Said Company arur frfebtes3pess EQUAL 20 not
more than t~othirts It< capital The private
prur<rty of stock exempted Iiseliity for
~it. the company except 10 the ansns OF their I'M
paid stock
RI R0WsR, HI 1kfD,
HENRY srn0vG, JAMEfF cox,
WM. LEIGHTON, Dw,kILBoUkHE,
GDOC s>pEHsOS sNfTH H1AILL,
WIN. THOMPSON, u fEAhS
TX. LOVE
Ats meeting Of MD Company tbs fbiioving oneer'
we're elected
H. r. REID, President.
GUY WELLS, Vice President
GEO. c. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
]. H. BARKER. Secretary
Keokuk, Jassary ie.h. 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17
Monetary Mattara.

By Telegraph New YORK, Feb. 10.
The Evening Commercial says the stock mark Il
shows continued frmness. The advance of the
last two three days has induced a demand for
covering short contracts, which in connection with
purchases for rise, has again advanced prices
throughout the list. The bull interest is gaining
strength, and large operations are made for an
advance in prices. Michigan Southern, and
Cleveland Pittsburg are especially active under
clique operations.
Government stocks are in more demand and de-
cdedly frmer.
There is more demand for call loans, owing 10
| the increased activity of stocks. The Banks gen
orally lend At 6per cent some private lenders who
yesterday accepted per cent are now tending ~
per cent. There is, however . good deal az
money loaned at per cent. on both Government
and stock collaterals. Discounts are UNCHANGED.
The demand for paper is general and the supply
| ample. Prime names are discounted ut 6A974
per cent good atS@9 per cent; other grades at 10
| % 5 per cent.
| 0,ld II less active. The Government has sold
moderate amounts during the last few days, which
mas greatly essed the market, and there il eonse-
qucntiy less borrowing. The highest rate on Dor
roved gold il 3@A per cent per day. The de-
| mand Tor custom duties 10 less pressing and an
Impression that imports will henceforth show :
large falling Oh tends to dcpress the premium.
The price during the morning has avera,.d
about 1874.
Foreign Exchange Is in demand, OWN, IN IL.
advance in quotations. Leading drawers ~ ios
Tor sixty days sterling, but ii 10 dieut to All =
better than below that figure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

SrEER's SAxBuRG PoRr WISE.-Dr. Har-
ris of the N. Y. Hospital, finds Speers'
Wine an excellent tonic and gentle stimulant
preferable to the commercial port and other
wines, and recommends it especially for the
ladies'" DR.. Parish of Philadelphia, pro-
nounces it to be purely unadulterated juice
of the grape, possessing much medicinal vir'
tue, and uses it for its purity, fine flavor,
medicinal properties, and non-intoxicative
qualities, &c" Our limited space forbids
any more extracts from letters of similar i'm.
port from numerous physicians and clergy
men, many of the latter using it as a com
munion wine in preference to foreign wines,
-Harper's Weekly.
The above wine is sold by druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

BuCKwHEAr FLOUR Choice, Sc per 100 lbs.
Corn MEAL-Sl 20 per 100 lbs.
SUNDRIES.
BurTER-Paekers are paying from Is to zoe.
Retail dealers from % to soc for choice.
EGGs-Packers pay but l5c. Retail dealers lsc.
Hoes IS 90 to y 80 per 100 lbs net.
GREEN APFLEs-From 81 rs to 2 90 per bush.
PorAroEs-Firm at so to zoe per bush, for
choice
LARp-l5c per ID.
BAcoN-Ciear sides Is to zoe per Id.
SoRGHUN-Choice article will sell from 80 to
40c per gal.
BEEswAx-S3 to 35c per ID.
RAGs-4 TO Sc per Id.
TALLow-In barrels, 104c loose Q.
HIDEs-Green, SIC; do. sailed, 64c; dry flint,
i2ic.
FEArHERs-Common to good, 40c per ID
WooL-Tub- washed As to soc; fleece W ashed IS
TO 40c; unwashed off.
WooD-Was selling to day from 81 to S..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

fTES Uhloa8O Aakksss
- fs,sgrssA.l - e, :.
Provisso.s-nss posk 1ur vrssset 1s'ivay. y
I'll March, ssllsrS spstos. = q ny 49, 3.
- eAeeey. Vim ~ asnana = Hes seseA -
-. = ls3le pr,sssA has ssss ut ar.s = y -
nosr-prn. via sssliss q lo0lse px bbi sa'ss y
In 0n7 " Tor sp<sss sxtra. - soos 1tssssp~Hns
arain-No sSrA.g Whsss as nca p sssas9 =
~: No ,pripe u soosl1fc; rejected 9s1sg y -
OF. nominal ct 92< far No Rys small aaiss Of No
1t AooAsx Barley DALI
! Hshvinss-Inactive Il 1Ao7 u for free.
| s.sds-rnothy in good dsaAnd ct oo0S 10 Tor good
70 prime Glover sssd qsisr 1t oeo7 70 sor good 70
prime
Cattle dull and hsssy. With decline Of so io
be on shpping and medium grader ssles o. hsn
at tO0e Is.
Live hogs quiet and weak. with decline OF 1SSs"
sale. .to 90 - as for goos and eo0s 10 for m'dp
grades.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

We sursndar much Of onr sditagi1~ apAcAs
% the conclusion Of Mr.. BAxCHoYrs Grafton.
Twenty wears axo, in the same city IF Wash.
;ngton. this eminent historian delivered the
erloev upon President JAcKsss, when the
funeral obsequies were held. Though hur.
riedly prepared, that address il one of the
finest and most classical in American iterar
ture. Not only from his splendid scholarship
and cultured eloquence was Mr.. BAKCRor1
fitted for his recent task, but his love of free
dom, his genuine democracy, his hatred o.
slavery, his faith in humanity and in repubii'
can institutions, and his earnest loyalty during
all the wears of the strife that slew Mr.. LIN
co,S as Il ner;shed and then fell hopelessly
dead mon the soil of an .emancipated Union
these considerations fitted him, and made
it eminently proper that ne snouiu oe tue per
son selected to deliver the address. HI
.eems to have done his work well rs the ex
tract proves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

STRANGE HALLucISATIoSs.- hear of
"closing out sales, " "pauics in cotton goods, "
Fearful reductions for thirty days. (only, J
customers made happy" and some have
the assurance to suppose that the late reduc-
ton in prices is attributable to them what
does 1t mean?) All of this is as well under
stood by the public as by those in whose
brains such phrases originated. But when J.
c. Curtis l. Co. announce that they are sell.
ing off their entire stock regardless of cost,
people consider it reality, and show their
appreciation of so modest statement by
availing themselves of the profered bargains.
Thankful for past patronage, they are happy
to state that the sale, regardless of cost, still
continues from day to day, without limit
febl3-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17


By Telegraph H io.A. eD "
cotton-pull and heavy, d 4a04s for middiinS
v,our-Hsavy. and common and inferior grades loo
liver. SOFAS 20 for Extra Stats, 6oGs 70 for extra
n. H. o.. and so0l0 Is for Trade Brands
Whisky-Dull; State 1t ~
gr.in- wheat Aull and declining. New amber NIL
.uhie At 70Aslivered here and in moderate request
Western at s340s4h in store and delivered Barley
ouies at ls0I 10 Corn slightly In buyers favor with
out decided change In price; 1854 for unsound and
4@7s for sound mixed western in store and delivered
os in moderate request at % 1s for unsound western
and Ss03s for sound do.
Grocertes-CoGse more active and frm- Sugar quie'
and steady at 1lsDI2 for Porto Rico, spd lloll fol
Cuba: Havana llH0l2. Moiasses dull 81 q fos CSea
Muscovado, and 81 for Demarara
Petroleum -Dnll.
Provsions-Pork closed firmly at 70 10 for new mes
closing At q OF for half cash. % % for old do 10 500
Q, 90 for prime and q oqD2s 20 for prime ais'
asc0 bbis NV m.ss for March and April sellers option
at IS seO1s e21s. Beef steady. Beef hsns doll aA'
heavy Cut meats nrmsr At l1101sc fo shouldsrs AM
llsxals,z for hams. Bacon quiet Cumberland cut o.
the spot and all Of February. sslisvS option. 1t Id
Dressed hogs Arm at l2s for western, and la0lsk 70
city. Lard lower at lsoIiL. Batter hrmsr, 1t saes
for Ohio and 81 o43 for State. Cheess nrm at -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

The cold gradually subsidized yesterday and
towards evening the temperature became en-
durable Don't know why Boreas behaved
SO extravagantly. Must have been because
our public went off on such remarkable mat
rimonisl tangent recently. If three weddings
occss in so close order in our municipality
sgain, We shall anticipate just such another
Arctic furry, if it be in June.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

DURING the terrible cold that prevailed day
before yesterday, the house ola German, in
the suburbs of the city, caught ere. German
dispatched his little boy to a neighbours 70,
aid, while he attempted to put out the flames
Was successful therein shortly, and his DO,
not having returned he went in search of him
Found him fast buried in a snow drift unable
to move and with his hands and feet badi!
frozen. The little fellow must soon have
parished
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

Cooley Lady Book for March is on our
table, we'll filed with reading matter and
choice illustrations. The ladies have all
given over trying to do without it. Published
by L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia; SO per year.
For sale at Lowry's Literary Depot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

". clip the following frrm the New York Indsp~s
dsnt ofeept. 18th:
This Company vas Organized In 1875 on the mrtrs,
syssso With the we'll novn advantage Of furnisfbs
iasursncs u setaAl cost In the snoust Of its trsi
nsss IL u tbs largest life insurance company 10 TIL
country and With the exception OF one German GEE
pn the taFgest In the world Its accunasied cspits'
4 nearly SO 900 00 IL has paid sinee s orKauiIscs
over 600 the families and editors Of dtce.eef
MEMBER and has refunded IS 900 geo TO pclicJ
holds~s diviaends surplus premiums Its
surplus over s. 900 COO from which the annual dvi
dend viii be declared LIST Of FED De1t The nunbss
OF policies issued during the vas ssa It's ANNA,
s. 900 per year it, receipts Tor inter
sst slope being over half . million, which more thas
paid ,s for the year ending LIST November last
Prom these figures notion may be obtained OF tbs
mnense done by the company and Of the ID
vsptaxss offered TO insurer Fuller particulars viii BE-
fou nd in IN In another column. OF tbs
sdvant.ses Of life insursneeit scarcely necsary c
say anything At this day Lori Chancsior Lyndhurst'
rs1ari that no msh With dereudest family IL frs<
from reroacA II his life u not inquired NOT tp strong
The Auty Of insurance being admitted the nexf thing
to And safe apd cheap conpsny; and the Connscsicu
MntuAl y both"
rs fss Rrcx Is the asessfsr this popular comp@n,
In this city. ocW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17
CITY NEWS.

QUA readers viii notice that our CONNER.
cial and financial column has been unified
latterly. 1t cannot be filled without Eastern
papers, and those papers still fail to reach US.
Be We patient, oh friends of ours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

A PARTY of some eighty Burlingtonians,
among them Gen. A. c. DoDeE and Judge
RoHRER, went up to Ottumwa by special
train, and at the Depot Hotel of our friend
Ballingall, spent the night, threading the
may circles of the dance, and had a good
time generally
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

The Chicago Republican says that ELLEN
O'MAHoNY, Head Centress of the Fenlan
Ssterhood, now in Ireland, is not related to
JOHN O'MAHoSY. She was formerly princi-
pal of the high school at Quincy, Illinois, and
afterward taught in this Chicago public schools.
In September, 1865, she resigned to devote
herself exclusively to the Fenisn increment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17
Notice of lacas,porHggoss


NOTICE is hereby given that Hugh w.
tample, barry Fulton and james u Shelley. Of the
county Of Lee. Iowa, hsss organized thssslses With
porate oiut stoek company under the laws 81 lows
reistsss 70 such osganizafsops, IN the nAns Of
.Fhe Ksokuk Flank Roa4 Co.
he object and general nstsgs Of the bssips Of ths
Organisation b the .gemsnt. improvement and sx-
tension u the Pank ksd for neriy belopxnx 70 the
Ksokuk and Dcs Noins Valley Plank Rosf Conpsey,
vitSip the sarrfy OF Les Iowa, nos belonging the
- oempls Fsiios and shssy, enAstGng this organ
zAfoa ~ Eradisg pisohiAs gsaveline or ssosing -
ay BE- found mast cssibls and WITHIN the
bssissss and means Of the conpsBy. fr atoil rod
The rrtnrtpai psce Of buspess Of the company L. at
the city cf ksokuk, Iowa.
The capital stock Of the company 10 hsiv thoasand dol
aSs divided presented In shares Of hundred
dollass e~ch With provision fur fncrcass Of the
double that san. II voted BY tbs stockholders
which stock 10 be paid 10 may be prescribed and
called Tor By tbs Board Of Direction
Tn. private property Of the stockholders 10 made
ernpt from iaitv for The tts Of the company, AID
III. Of the eompsny b lmltedt the amount
o. stock aeihsiiy p&id in.'-.
rs business ssd aass Of til. company u 10 Be updeI
the controI Of Board II three Directws Which Boart
mas ~ inrys sssd To ave, wben yoteA By the stock
sc4leps trss vhsa tAsy Sre - selsst psesdsnt vh'
si be The gsnessi sup' fnisndent and exoHcio re<e
sentative u the eampanr.
The corporation com With this publication, ana
10 for ths II twenty yeas Tor th'
ioase-t asshosss BY iss. subject 70 renewal .
may be d~t4rnipsd BY the stocfholderst
Hugh " Sample, Harry Fulton and James 6heabeI
constitute the arst Board Of Drectorr unts
their suc~ssxor. shall according 70 thu prov
sons OF the articles Of organization d. the company
Nv sANpLs, Pfsst HARRY FULTON, ssc'y.
JAMES N. sHELLEY, Treasurer.
Ia . 1904 "A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

The Chicago Republican weighs briefly
the prospects of Pendleton, Guthrie and Dean
Richmond for the Democratic nomination for
the Presidency next term, and thinks the
chances at present are with Pendleton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

KroKuK juveniles had good time coasting
down Main street yesterday afternoon with
hand-sleds. $50 in boys, but we Will re-
new our caution to you to avoid accidents.
Look out for teams and coal trains upon the
levee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17
Inooopo1otteslw-
.0o.edce - lsseerpe,lss5ess.

--.-.-----
MlHICE u hoceby G1yen, 44 1o0oxt =.
4NfI 11tG ~ ALL gailh fG3tn5ll. AIbsSt Y
~ GSx I{5osfS9 HeurS II KOtu, william
p.eAss.o. 0srshell PEEK lObsrt n Gilmore. HaDer
- 1.ei Vll.n Iairhton Gilbert ComStOck, W1lliaA
DrovnelL 0eOrRe WlIlioma, xuos Hdr isOn, A14reW
Wilhtnoo9. Hosatio 0ostwick, JOht y CeEhosn
a1A Rn1iek 6Dbesa Of The eaunty and essss Of
R2e 1900 assocfatsd wftA then, Ito . corporate
- iolnt etoek under the llv3 q lows tva
60 8 eueh orGsni.aaass, u ne haaDs - utl9of
= N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

TIE Des Moines reporter for the Chicago
Journal says: the telegraph made me say
the Indians were making trouble in "Monroe
county" It should read Monona.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17
fmantial anb Gummertia.


DAILY GArK CRY 0rS1cE,
Feb. l6, 1855.
GRAIN
WHEAr-Best old Fall at 81 90; No. ] Fail
new 81 rs; No. 2 do from 81 90 to / so; No.
Spring. old, 81 90; No. do, new, soc No. 2, do
zoe.
CoRS-Priees are steady 1t Is to3oc per bushel
RYE-From 35c to 40 per bush.
BARLEr-25 to soc per bush.
OArs-Dull alto cts per bnsh.
FLOUR.
Imperial Mills $l2 IS in bbls; $l2 50 in SKIS
Pearl 6 10 90 /" 10 Is
Iowa so IS
Jessamine Is so
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

A COMMITTEE of twelve gentlemen were
appointed in St. Louis to attend the Dubuque
Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-17

MinSng stocks.
NV YoaK, Feb. 10.
The following tbs prices OF Mining Stocks At the
Board in Beston to-day:
Copper Fails 81: HaskfIn IS; Hancock is3< Min
aesoea 1864; Quincy ~ Wa,eriy i Bay State Boz
ton water Power 4et. Isle Royal 10.