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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-04

The U. s. Circuit Court sits in the Court
Room, second story of the Custom House, in this
city, on the third Tuesday of June and October.
The .. S. District Court, meets at the same
place, on the second Tuesday In january, April,
June and September.
Superior Court and Court Of General Sessions,
ls held at Georgetown, on the second Mondsy Of
april, and second Monday in October; 10 Kent
County, at Dover, on the fourth Monday in April
and fourth Monday in October 10 New Castle
County, at New Castle on the second Monday
after the commencement Of the April term in
Kent, and on the third Monday in Nouember
The Court Of Chancery and Orphans Court, shall
commence and be held in New Castle County on
the third Monday in February, and hrst Mon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-04
WTANrED.---A LOAN OF s1a, 900, on

rI'HE MASON q HAmLIN CABINET OR
CANS forty different STYLES, apted to sacred and
secular musie fur $50 to 5000 each Fty-onu Gold or
Silver Media other hfst premiums awarded them,
illustrated Catalogues free. Address, MASON & HAM.
LIN Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, new, ,YoRK
EaDtb1vw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

EXCHANGE STREET n. z. CHURCH-On nseAange
Street, between Third and Fourth Presiding s~sry
sabbath at II y and 1t u. 6abtath erli8ol -
2xPM Prayer meeting Wednesday eveaisgI.
Joaa DUHssss, kaptps.
UNTTHD PR1eDYTRRIAN - PiSsA strSs4, bSsvssu
Man and Hlondean Services every Sabbath q IL =.
sad7kp.n. Sunday 0cheoleh an.
Jams BaowH, Paseoe
YI1ST PRxsBYfKRfAn-CorherH High and DouFsA
ssreees. Services sssry Sabbath q II -asdI -
Sunday 5choolS an. J. afLLsfSs AIGns,
UNITARIAN cuURcH-oornss High asd tswSA
streets. Services every SsbSath at II o. n. osolay
School oa.a. Z. HAssALL, Rssaor.
CHATHAM eoU AXE =. I. oHU RCa--OernsrSfosv-
snth and Morgan streets Preaching ever eabAatb q
II - and X p n. Sabbath ScAeol a -. RuAile
Prayer Asstins on Wednesday .veninxs.
D. Il. WARlne FASTER.
FIRST Baptist CHURCH-Third street, bssvssn
Concert and High. ID, day School ~ =. HssaeA-
Ing at II .. -. also q p = Prayer nsssag Ws1-
pssdsy at ~ IN IT. WnsFevRa, Passsp
CONG RH9ATIONAL CHURCH-Hishs street Asevesn
Efth and Sixth. Services every Sabbath q II = and
. p sabbath Dchoofst e.4S -. Prayer Ioseefns
% Wednesday svsaiAss. 0nossE rnAesM, hasseR.
SPIRITUAL MRRvIuGs-At ths Coszt Hssss ever
SUNDAY 1t 21 =. snd IN the evening The pulls ars
invited 70 come and bear what the spirits have cay
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

PRocRAsrrsArIoH 70 rHR THIEF or TIM
BY delaying and forgetting to have . supply Of
ooes Dyspepsia Cure in the house, ready for i'm
m ediats use, you may have to suffer, for many
hours. pain and distress in the stomach, which
would be immediately cured If ron already had on
and, ready for immediate use. TITS immediate In
its action, and cures permanently Dyspepsia and
ell its kindred troubles.
Goes Cough BalsAm may also always b relied
on in cases Of Group, whooping Cough, Colds,
Coughs, and all throat and all pulmonary COM
plaints dec7-dsun-tue tim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

"THE Apostle" said the Elder, twas moved BY
many kinds Of doctrine" Yes, replied Mrs.
Mrs. Partington, looking over her spsetscles .. the
Elder, "shere's where he was wrong. What did he
want to try 50 many kinds Of doctrine for Pinker-
tons Wshoo and CalisayS Bittsrs would have Kept
him perfectly regular" The Elder confessed the
thing had never struck him in that light before,
and the old lady vss gcng Oh 10 siucidats further
when her attention vas attracted by Ike, Who ~.s
trying to pour some Bittsr down the cats throat
with tunnel .s.f s-.4...{snz A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

The last week has been lively one, in
every department of business in our city.
The ice bridge across the Mississippi grows
better aud better, and the people of Illinois
are making good use of it to get their hay,
grain, hogs and wood to market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

The Mississippi river was alive yesterday
with skaters in Ill costumes Of the season,
and there was evidently . good time and
general enjoyment Of the occasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

ScHooL will be opened in the WeaFs scAsol
house Monday morning, the building having
been put in condition for the purpose, . =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

RktIorors NorlcE.-Rev. /. N. Cnttsndeu
will preach in the New School Presbyterian
Church at II o'clock to-day, from the text:
" Despise not the day Of small things."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

GOODMAN 4 Co. have been doing large
business in Pork Packing during last week,
killing from a thousand TO twelve hundred
hogs day. We were through their establish
ment yesterday, and speaking Of the excellent
quality of the Pork, we were informed that
in their experience of twenty odd ysarsinthe
business, they had never known as fair an
average of hogs.
If any Of our citizens want to see hogs dis
posed OF in hurry and on the most seien.
ti6c principles, let them pay a visit to God.
man 4 Co. 8 establishment The extent and
admirable management Of their buildings and
appliances. with all surroundings, is matter
Of unbounded admiration to all visitors
The hogs lose no time from the moment
they start up the "ways" to the slaughter
pens, utgo right on till they are knocked in the
head. rolled over " stuck, [" tumbled into the
scaldiug vat, hoated over to the other end,
firted out" stripped, scraped, hung and
slid along after hundreds of others to "cool
off, after which they progress 70 the cutting
block, whence the different portions are sent
on the way to their final destination in the
appropriate plSce designated for each variety
of the cnt meats.
The beauty of the process il that there il
no retrograde motion, no back action, nc
6 lubber lifting" but the animal alive and
dead, whole or in pieces, continues to move
right ahead on the direct line to the shipping
point of the establishment.
The process Of rendering the lard is q
study for an amateur, and although the lard
and the process seemed clear enough to u,
while looking at it, 1t has got into rather
confused muddle of vats, tanks, steam pipes
and oceans of liquid lard flowing into tierces
and barrels.
1t is very generally conceded that there i,
no more perfectly arranged and complete es.
tablishment of the kind in the country than
this, and the architect, Mr. Wycof, ia emit.
tied to share with the proprietors in the credit
OF designing as well as perfecting its manifold
facilities
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07
S-T-lS6o-X.

S-T-l600-X.
DRAkn'9 PLANTATION DfTTHRS.
They purify, strengthen and iuvigogats.
They create . healthy appetite
They antido1e TO change ~ vufer and DIT
They overcome eaests u Ainpesioa md late hours
They strssGthsa the systsm saA snlfven the mind.
They prevent uiasmA1ic an1 fntsrmittent fsvsrA
They purity sbs breath and scidity II the ssossch
They caro- Dyspepsta and Conseipasion.
I They cure Diasrhea, Choissa ana CAslsea Morbus.
They esre Liver Complaint and Ssryoss Headache.
They the bsst Bittezs n the WORLD the
weak strong. and are exhssssed nssss great rssrsr
They made Of pure % cfvix kum. the eelsNrssed
CxlisAya Bark, roots and hers and taken with the
peassrs II beverage, witsout regard ~ age s d
day. Particularly f<co0men1sd - AolSca1e Dsuns
curing eent'e stimuiast Gold BY all 0rocers Drue
gsts, Hcssls and Saloons Only Esnaiss vbss cork
covered BY private u stasp nsvars 81 eoantsr-
r. n. DRAKE = CO.,
novl0d6m-eov n BARK Row. New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

The Corydon Monitor is sorry to learn that
four citizens of Wayne county, Mr.. Fl. B.
Carton and son, Mr.. Gaskell, and son Of
MIR. Selby, of Grand river township, Who we're
engaged in driving cattle scross the Plaips
were little late one morning in starting, and
got separated from the main train, when they
were attacked by Indians, and oil killed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

We call attention to the auction sale, BY
order of Capt. Willes, which takes place
Monday, At the Government stable on Third
street, between johnson and Exchange. See
advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

iHs eggs Of Pharaoh's serpent srs ts.ly won
dsrfal small silver cone Is placed upo, . Mat.
and isnited, when . ssrpeat yara lone ,peei,s
itself ,ffssa the barring pyrs.ia. The -. fv,,,-
out smelly A~ made By T. n. Parsoas, Of 10 w.rA.,
street. New York, It 50 cents per asss. ord.r,
from dealers promptly allsd dx7-v-6n-s.-aet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

ALL SPEAK WELL sf Dr.. c. Z. spsnssr's II.
grsat 0dssss'ains 1Ss ~ AsstA. W,yv..1.s !.
esstsia - sesds nsks psassy ~asb -. -.
sss ne ss'AsA' - h ~ ~ eAin, ~ vsssulsaa
nost fass.ntiy seentiy dsstsisss s~~ ee,.,A !.
the pubks For 49, BY wElki.ssa& Ba.sl,es. ~
- ~ nov.2l-dkW-Sn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

Two second hand Pianos for sale at low
hgures, at Z. hammer music store. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

The Louisville Journal having reduced the
prices of its Daily edition to $40 and its Tn
Weekly to So, under the expectation that
printing paper would be cheap, now comes
out with this card:
CONTRARY to our expectations, printing pa
per has advanced Is per cent in the last monlh
and we are obliged to make change IN our
terms, which from this date will be daily per
year, $12; six months. Sc; three months
SO 26; one month 81 IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

- UoDe -
great ed seed seyw d. H. sanss -
sagravsa oasAs t6as6 u IN Sou.1y.a s
IND thsY M = - pEine;pls 80 hcaIer
ted, iasls Sd1alb q ~ ~ b ~
enth.siaan ~ their LIT snlssanls props,
I0as1aesss shsk 1ssipias Alsnst -
to gsnsEsaioa. Ths motives of h haart
sponsaassasly 49, fsupsr mods Of ~
preston, and The ezlEiEaas a tie living fsr
the ssaa-a1le ssisssls tslf + peulps-
asnt memorials inscriptions O bsass, iron
and marble ard ileal eaaespe;oa il realized
in external maniseslat;on.
Its ft therefore whm one Of our numb~
passes away, Distinguished in professional in
social and in pablo life, ssd chssActsFi1ed BY
intslisctual ability and moral worth, that .
monuneut commemorative of hin name and
heroic deeds should b. erected BY his ssrvi-
ving associates and friends- "a
An iafcrnal orsanisAson has been sfsctsd
for the purpose Of srsosins . neaunent 70
the memory Of the late DR.. D. L. NcGu-
gin, many Year, Professor in the Medical De-
psrtment, Iowa State University, and . con-
mittse has been appointed to solicit funds for
the purpose. An application will b made
to the people ofKeokuk, who in perpetna1ing
the memory Of one Of theirmost distinguished
citizens, will do honor to themselves to the
alumni also Of the Institution scattered
throughout this and the adjoining States, who
viii be glad Of the opportunity of testifying
their appreciation of the selfdenying labors
of their teacher and friend, TO the medical
fraternity of the State and Of the Western
country, who mourn the loss of one of the
representative men of the Profession and of
the age; and to the public, who with one &C.
cord, recognize the professional and literary
attainments, the marked and original modes of
thought, the patriotism and self-sacrifcing
benevolence, and the accomplished results Of
3 life long work in connection with the public
Institution ofths State and the surgical aud hos
pital service of the army, as worthy Of special
recognition and perpetuation, by some endu-
ring memorial. 1t is proposed that formal
organization be effected 80 soon a. sufficient
number of subscribers has been secured 10
afford assurance of the completion Of the
work, and that proper officers of the Associa-
ton be elected who shall constitute IN Execu.
veCommittee, under whose supervision oil
necessary arrangements viii be made. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

~~ Glecrar a1ol& mn SA1A--sen1 i -.
'eossst kia1h's& 11in ssse4s, ~ nam.
ty dasa - sstirs sock * 0ssssfnssAr sale.
either to sons persoa Who ny 1usiss 70 =.
gsss intAs bssinsss, " IN less y NJ ps.eAer
ssrs Ths aaad 10 o. Of ths-tsw q -
city. 49,. - ea-11r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

N~StAR StvAs~~toB hsn1 M 1eN Iufk l10eBsr
dent Of Sept. nth:
"This Company vas erEs nIxed In 1sle the ncsusi
systsu, With the veil hnS~n sdvsstage Of furnshyg
inssrasee u h actaai cost. In the azeaet off0 tr
nsss, IL 10 fhs largest life insnranc~ company IL tn
coantry, aad With the exception Of German &C
Dany the largest In the world Its acc1muised capital
y nearly eoo0,1e has paid sisce it, organizstics
over - 80 - 70 the families and editors u d~css-<
n<.&ssn. ao1 has refunded e1oo0 80 TO pelicy
holders IN Avf1esds Or surplus prsnanL IL pTsse nj
surres over u frun which tbs Aennal divf-
d<ud Slfi b 1sctaTsd LIST Of Fec. The number
Of policies tSosd during the year ss Its sns.a
incoss over - 80 90 per it, receipts rs In
est alose eelrg svs~ half milton. which @crs than
paid Its ossss for The year ending LIST November
Prom thsss Agnrss sotsa nay Be obtained Of
innssss s.oes Soss b. the company and Of tie Cd
vastaxsS eArsd 70 ios1rWS. Rusr particulars VII bs
fcssd AAv ertjseo<as II aneaAer eolunp OF the
shvsssAf 81 life tnssases searceiy secsasarJ
say anything 81 thk Day. Lord ChsDrelos LyRdharsts
remark, tat no man With aependenS hnfiy h free
frcn rspssack II Ass hse l. not too strons
The dsay - insuraace bsine admitted the thing
70 snd 49, and cheap company; and H. coassetest
Mutasl \ both
n = nEsErcx il the Agsstfor this popular eompany
in this citv. octG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
= Household Hurnsars BE- tlseseA I'm the Alma IN
ssronce Cb@psxy OF Harfscrd Hcne hsxranrx Cynpruy
Nsv osk, asd othsr rponssi IL stock comps nses from
TO eve ys@s - vutss ranging oa 20 eeass 10 TX
PER cent % the Size sof the vbes ti9e Or a.
eAesD - 81 saAsr pespoastse company. Hor Fsfske
sfos0stton IDsarascs call the updersse nd no
give bsattr idnny than fosnd st any other
aEsecy 10 tAts ssrtios. Ider2SJ u. B. fHu-K1cK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07
EoR sALE.-s4o acres of Land. 200 il

ASOB SALE.-X40 acres OF Land. zoo in
Il estivAsios, 100 In tiwksr-ssssiy al usSrr
~its t~o-ssay Frame Dwelling. containing sight roon&
hrough she pi.rs Good orchard and srss Barn % By
" fs<t Thus faS0 h Sruatsd I've miles Mcrsh Of the
kss Mosss valley RairoeA oaspnrts In Van Dursn
eoosty Iowa, ard 10 Of the bet farms
Of the ftase, and will be sold for SO per half
down. and the eaarc- time, With per
For fnrthse snSornssioa GIL WILLIAM wRI6 lit
shs pAsce, or II. fky-kNCI
nov2e Real Kstate Ar MT Kepkuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
II House. nov ecsupieA BY HuHan yepciI1 With 81
rssa cisters. cellar, wood house, full ot and wall
fenced with fruit trees kc, situated High befvesl
Seventh and Eighth streets, Keokuk Title rood PEG.
session lst Of October. Enquire Of
iy1A II. n. TEN KYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

EOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
II ssfsse between sth SD ssn North sdsl OF which
Il svo story brick Store saine % By 70 ssst. This
pfopsrty offered for few days Al the iov price
u 81 GO kaf cash md halaxc IN M nsnths With in
Dsfsss fnie good Or no sAae. Esqsrs Of
noy1s g. r. TEE BYCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10

the abolition Of Slavery thoy are expecting large &C.
Tho nrice OF land Will DO cheaper in 1867 than u Is ia
ICED They will then have tried farming iol !sr n
withoa stock or capital aud will be more wlng 70 sen u;
3. Whoever here should BRING the n,su ~
spnnort Tor the first wear and enough in addition 10
tie price Of land to pay for all necessary buosS anu
improvements. r. u, .b;ra
And unless he settles within few miles OF sumu
town Re must Expect to & nd his church on his own
place aud to give lis children by personal instfueo'
oil TIE benefits Of schooling they are likely 70 receive;
Nett churches nor school houses are 10 DC iounu
here.
S. Labor is plenty and cheap. Whoever has eapisi
with which a. hire H. whose fair treatment OF the IA
borer gives him their confidence. can obtain II mucn
lower Than he can North or West. ,
G. Everything that can be raised here can be sold at
fair rates and Just It is ready for the markell
W, H.. III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10

..s,o ,r,,r. :. Hen ,besei the words fOllowios.
.The same 20 De sav,,}S1ssu' "a" 40 0'"' -
Lowest rssponnos 0"--''
Nhicb va iOS A, If
rss Pnrnpksr thn pot the question On the aoopO0h VI
w n'S LIS ycd.d IN The Affirmative as follows
,Mrms,iye- Coup cllusn Keenan,. Long oiacom. bnh'
- ehIn.,-, .fPyien Kenney Costello, Hartman pihh'sn
70 Was Keech Green, MecAy, kellogg 1AoDS', NV
eck snt inlay-l9 ..a p,u,,,ro
iess',inlior OF Board Of Aldermen ssioiiows; 49,,
$1,000 TIA Comptroller be and he Is hereby sn'no
dir,ced 20 draw his warrant In favor OF Jci -
80 Il,L Of Arrears, fof The Of two huudrea sn1
go. and eighty niue cents 20 b. applied by The sea
Sa,,csTs M The redemption Of lot map nufne+r "
h., tb,,e Thousand ~ huud.d and nine'ye ~ 30 -
GA th. Moth side Of Thirty secoad street he
Ekventb avenues asses ed 10 Nichoss hwso' ~ , Or
AZ on The 18th diy Of Novembr, 1864 io rs nd
Slna lots ia block bounded by Thirty tec "a emf
.t,seis and Tenth aud Eleventh avense lis ' thr IN
800 b.en ,,uitt.d by tho Common Couhon ntP ~
se.s r. sad warrant - be charged 70 toe account u
natio a-;a,, ,,,,,,her of ~ ties 10
Copremeu Keenan,, Long. siscom' hoon
= n'ts, Co.teiio Hartman, Biz kman hostei h"'eH
Green H.t,rick and im!ay--l1 - WA. LIacksv
N.s,,xp--( ;ouneilnen FLYNN, kehney N~t' paA0''''
U.Iiesg Tbomas Roberts and Pulllnan-b, -,
i,,nnn one moved that such vote be IsconsideIea
which carried.
And the PAPER was laid over.
MOTIONS RESUMED
ceunciluan KEENAN, moved thai the Board 10 10" ~
Which was carried. -, a., Al. Po,rd
Wbe,eupon the PRBsipr-T etcl'red tL.' We 49,
steod sdioarned 10 Monday next l2ih int,s1, ,, ~ 80
y Eb"'-' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10

FRIpAy. Mar oh e--P. ".

1RlnAf MGr CT .--f ".
Gold closes at 1901. The market has been feyer-
ish all day, and the decline causes additional
uneasiness among holder Of goods.
Government stocks are firm, and the l0-tOs an
advance Of was paid. There was more doing in
Border State stocks. Missouri 6s wero not sus-
tanned. Tennessee 6s fell / per cent. Railway
mortgages were offered quite freely In the miscel-
laneous shares little doing Tie railway share
market was irregular and lower. Erie opened at
S2,, sold down 10 Sli, and closed Of 81. Michigan
Southern wss active, and closed at 73i. The last
prices were: New-York Central, sll aylt Erie,
s21 asa; Reading, 9Ia9i; Michigan Southern,
i3i a7i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, '6i o76I; Rock
Island, lO7.alO7i; Northwestern, %. o25ii do.
Preferred, SO 80; Fort Wayne, s9i 6SSf.
Money on call 10 in good demand at Cal y cent,
and among brokers balances arc offered at the lower
rate. Merchants are borrowing more money. and
there is large supply Of auction paper, with the
prospect of continued abundance Of this style Of
bills as the season advances The market does not
look satisfactory TO merchants, who find their sales
moderate and their stocks largely in excess Of the
wants Of tho interior for cash or credit. Best
names pass at 7, moro at SAG, and long list can
be had at i01l5 v cent.
Exchange 10 not sctive, md is quoted at 1881 for
best Sterling of GO days, and lO7 1903 for CONNER
cial Francs, 5.ai @5.i8i.
The receipts from internal taxation continue
upon scale % large that It is seriously debated
whether largo reductions in the taxes should not at
once DO made, as suggested by tho Revenue Com
mission The absurdity Of attempting to pay the
National debt OIL in twenty years. orto reduce the
blessing to $?0oo,0oOOoO, is exploded, and people
are coming TO tho conclusion that the war be-
ing ended, war taxes should cease with
their cause, and the labor Of tho conn
try DO released from onerous hnrdens The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10

lows e. MACY, BANKERS, 30 Wall-street,
York Formsrly officers Of the Park Bank -Four
per cent interest allowed on deposit.
The business Of this houss Is the same a. an Incorpo
rated Bank.
PERSONS kEEPrso ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
az they please and will be allowed Interest % thsi,
daily balance at +per cent
COLLECTIONS made On any part Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various
Government and other Stocks. Bonds and Gold. prompt
ly executed for the usual commission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10

FRIDAY. March g. lsd5
ASHEs-rhe market is dull and heavy; sales Of 10
bbs at o. 80 for Pots and 81 5oa$il IS for Pearls
BEESWAX Is only in moderate deusad but prices
are without ohange sales al 400 fos Yellow Western
and Southern
CO1TON-Ths market continues very doll sAd
again declined and close some wha, nominal q Il 49,
for Mlddngst sales Of !, 500 bales.
COFFEE-rhere 10 no Improvement In the denand
We note sales Of 600 basS Rio eT wayfsrer st IsiS
20io. gCh duty paid.
CoPPER-American Ingot 8 duh and heavy at q. =
.sc: i9I Lake ana Balti%o!e s'ic and %oe for Nss
CANDLES are only in moderate demand bat pEcsa
are without change at 22d23c. foy Adamauline; ~.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbs inquiry for wetup
ana state Flour 10 less active and prices
the low grades are dull and easier. boz Trade sD4
O. ioSs7 IS for superSno State: o. sosts for EI.s
State; % i3aeS 81 for Fancy STATE, o. 7v0ts Is faE
the low grades Of Western EI.rsi 90 ooSa9 -
S rannds and oii soa Si5 fur st. Louis Ss.rss sas
wheat flcnr 10 aall and heavy at q 250e3 90 Cspss
disa Flour e dsil, Ne lcw grades e,e hsa.H -
% ~ for che low grades Of Extra and % <00ell 6
for Trade snd Fsmiiy Extras. Southern Ftoar 10 d.
bas priees arc withou. change; sass Of 80 bbA 9
g. .'' .n Sss 90 sS Sci sSps a f.ss :n
Family brands kye Flour v heavy and plsnty, ssse-
Of $50 bbls. at q 2sSes 80. Corn Meal Is also hesy
a. Is for Brsndywtse.
FISH-The market Tor DRY Cod 10 castor end dall 81
e5 500 e3 80 for Grand Bank and St. 0eorgea Hacle
erel are In moderate iobbng demand and brm a &c
ga 50 for No. Mass. Sl7 5O3 5ls Zoe No. DO. AZ
sl\ for no. do Hssrings are dull and neminsly M
changed. :.
FRUIr-Rasins are dali and prices are easier -
0fe4 05 for Bunch per box. and "a 10 tor Layers.
Oher descriptions are quiet but prices are
We quote at "a 1S0c for Almonds, lJ3 for Cpfs
rants 35es7c. for CitroU ana lea22o. for snyfns
Figs =,
less active and rather lower but Winter u hrmer sso
ia good request especially White; the inquiry y CO.,
fined chiefly 70 milers; the sales are ~ fouossS
4 600 bush. No. Milwaukee Club st y ~
~ Os hssh Amhsa Sss,s st " v md CO.. s~s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEw-YoRK.

The following alphabetical list of articles,
carefully revised each week gives good idea Of the
expense OF living in New York. and 10 Of no little a.
to househoders In making their selections and
purchases The figures are the retail prices Of good
and by the downtown grocers. Uptown dealers and
those IN the fashionable psrs Of the city charge higher,
hle some Of the downtown houses with more Of Q
reputation for ehsapss than Hs quality below
quotations Fresh fish sold cheapest at East Fulton
Market here the fishing boats laud vegetables fruits
meats poultry aud game at Washington Market, while
Vesey and Fulton-st Brocers generally lower than
Others Including these different localities the range Of
prices necessarily great on some articles due both 70
tocslitv sDA Quality.