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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-06
New York Market.
BY Telegraph

~ Ac1csiapn.I zEs NEW \ DIRK, May 4.
CoTToN-Heavy and lower: closed steady
sales of l., 90 bales at 27a27Ic for midiIf1,
upiands, closing with no sellers under tn,
FLoUR-Receipts. .5a2 barrels. MAKE
IOgl5c better, but less active; sales of III
barrels at s1I cecil 95 for superfine. Stat
sl4 Cog IS for choice western Sd W 2Safa
and M aog5 % for tra a9enf bra noSGp
tive and firm; sales of 100 barrels and
sacks at SIG 6O@l7 %. r 80 : 'ss'
RYE & o FLouR-F 1rmer;s sales of 500 barrels
WHIskY--Quiet and unchanged. g =
:. WHEAT-No receipts: market 9Ia2c bet
at 81 70 for No2 and S. 90 for mixed M +
Waukee; 81 so for No. ditto; 81 IS for No.
and 2 mixed ditto, and S. 50@3 IS for
RYE-Firn, sales of $4,000 bushels of
western at 81 6i9I Is. -
n b.RLEyfG (, and firm. -. ~. q
| CoRN--R Receipts, 12,245 bushels: market
duli, and lose lower; the decline is chieffv
- for new mixed Western, the latter fsST
PINE psIIIme, dasdiII,yered Il 40 for new Southern
s s,d " s ae1vsred u - forwhite Southern,
store. 7ssNssst7 -71-N "~''si - II
Z .0ATs--Receipts. 9s5 bushels; less active.
bushels at S2@85c for Western, and s6aS9c
for state. - SsS2'es
s RIcE-Duli at 104@11c for Carolina. s 9assa
aSsHuJtGIAaK-Quiet; sales of 500 hhds Cuba al.
M 70 sales OF. 100 hhdds Cuba
P15G 6,lRo F at I51af6c for crude;
HoPs-Qufet at sOa6oc for new. 9fFs sastes
LEATHER Sole STEADY at pr evious prices.
w oolr--elulef, cnlef1y in favor of buyers
s sic o1 aVeeg gsinds az 4o9e5c for dom
Texas, 32c for California, and 3S@s9c Tor
Popu n - :, - - 1900 = i
rels, at 81 90@23 10 fer new mess: ciosfilrs 4
At s. w for regular .s22 for old SIC 25@fs 30
fo e. prince lna and s2ag2 80 for Prime mess.
seI Ie, seI parreis q new mess, at s2s s76,
81, Bee "a sales 2so barrels, at preyi.
5Ilerces at $50 for India mess, and S32 5om /
~ w for prime mess. Beef hams. sdIlief: I
sales, l2Q barrels, at s40@1 TO- sa1
sers fisb aaa 2slss &c soEs ssos
clear; and lI5sc for long cut hams.
gg1ac for shoulders; I20I3I5c for f1aIi,s 20
oi LARDIA shade frnler; $50 barrels, at
e egTTss-PFgl, at IT,, for Ohio, ~
emo MOS afn Is and steady. at 5@6 per
j, s T Rio at s1zessz. gold. nrst
GOLD "A american. without. any decided f
500, declining to 1861, and ciossns ' e is M
t ne of Iotaf exports OF specie to-day were j
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES decided change. !
e, rh hE,s 1T TO LIyERPooL- Quiet; 5000 c
osheis OF corn, per steamer. 41sd.
LATEST PM
rades, with fair demand. 1A'-,1 +
WHEAT-Closed with an upward tep99t e
esaa n.y. ~ No. 2 Spring, 81 75@2 Sc; No. i, Y
% sellers at 81 676a1 6S. - p
and firm. - ~ 81 - c;
OATS-Quiet at S2I24c for yTesftar,, i ~. - IL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-06
A Nice Residences for Sale.

a MUG hOSIu6IC6 I0rf Sale.
WILL SELL MY FAM5Tv REcx-
- DENCE, ON the corner of second and
walnut Streets, in Evansville-no now In
soou ofder-for reasonable price, on EASY
terms. Possession given May 10TH Title
perfect. ADDRESS H r. REA n
Ls Race Street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-06
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph.l MEMpurs, No..
., the river declined two inches Ia the nna 10.
24c. i' -niooilng 23@
-. SoRN-A large. stock on hand. ana a
sm ls trade doing. Prime 81 26aI b. = -. .
aAY7Dull, at S24 0oa25 90. ~ s. !
= OATS-S7d9Oc.
PoRK-S23 40d23 rs.
oBIAGoN-Clear Sides I3@I31sc: Sbou,s,e,ss
ll0ogyiozac; hams. plain, l5gI6c
: : tLARD-l341315c
~ GRocE fs Market steady and mn.
.anseo. 81 = ia 40 TAT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-06
PhiladehJl,ia Ma+ket ORD

T sby ~IeIesraph.I PHILADELPHIA, May 4.
| = EETRoLEUM-Sales of crude at I6aI61<c.
refined IN bond 251a@ 26c. free, 42a47c. :, =. :.
EL0UR-Dull andanchaagad
W HEAT-Steady, with sales of Pennsyl-
gyantay Red at IS 3293 35; California at
+ 50 TO- eso
RYE-At 81 6501 81.
fCORN--Ffrmer. Sales of 0n0 hnsr,alS val
low at 81 &c. "a
PennsyIvanfa at 79aSoc. = n = e = =
CoFFEE--Dull, with sales OF Rio at 23s<0a
@EROVISIoNS-Dull.
3WHISKY-Sales of contraband at 81 65M
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-06

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. May4
TOBACCO - Sitter, but not quota blv
higher. aD4y
CoTTON-Dull. fsft &s - a. = tf-
FLOUR : Low grades of superfine and
spring extras continue week but the
nIgher qualities of all grades are held
firmly; prices unchanged
d,,1l a ehaics Fall firm; low grades,
@3 IS, choice, SO SOFAS IS. a-.' 70 ~
CORN Firm prices maintained; quota
price for fancy white. o io''oi
), c, UAins-A 4; and buoyant, at s4@s7c;
4 BARLEY-Unchan ged.
6 RYE-Unchanged
sLARD-Unchanged
WHIsKY-Eirfn. at 50 05~s-l-----
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-06
New CounterfeIts,

+ The W hole corlntrvsfs betnsrx f,loca5,o, 3.
counterfeit United States Bank notes. IN IN
ton there has not been so much a6nee,..,
tas Inc dealers call it, ahoatl as Al H. a
e paosems ta,ne. Careful, observant people
iaoorlng classes. who handle SO 5Itt1 ia
money, and are so easily deceived are
ton. The latestjs FIVE DOII II. APRso POT
1ation Of the Peoples National BnaE or
we find itihn l 49, description OF which
rough engraving, poorly done as COMPARES
Win Inc original, and yet well caiculated
d az u any Inc signatures of both Presi-
= sne genuine they are written. The Letters
genui nnd ARE in tie title I. Pres't in the
ia the counterfeit the apostrophe' is om9f'
tso. IN the counterfeit, the neat figure of
~ &C. two dsmales. on the lower right, is al
clear distinct The sreen On y Is bscy
OF the Pill is pale aud poor: and in the
tbs bill Letters along top touch @
Inc words are partly printed on the green
esntlreIyI across. The picture plate IL too
large Tor the border.-Lord,s Detecto~.
The notes of National Banks and these |
mat are winding up, and of those that |
nave Jailed, are at a premium in New
ork. Those banks that have not oh /
AIMED their full share of currency, can use
'ucn notes in obtaining more. 1t is not
,ften that the notes of broken banks arc
worth more than those of solvent fnstftu-
IONS. The following banks are quoted at !.
per cent. premium
venango National Bank. FRANKLIN pa
}. G. T4-S1N e'AA, " Ssnington,
tennessee National Bank, Memphis.
FIRST FIRST National Bank, Utica, New York
E Ei Nat1onal Bank, Medina, n. Y.
isl = ationaI Bank, Columbia, N Y
rlrsl y atlonal Bank, Carondelet. Mo.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-06

Residence for Sale

Residence for Sale. q Z
WILL SELE.AT PRIVATE SALE
= the well-known homestead Of VIM. IT
value, on reasonable terms II - -
GOOD frame house, fourteen rooms. well
improved grounds. 125 by 287 feet or fen
streets. M RPr7UN WV
mai DIV At r. K. Dunkerson d co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-06
st. Louis Market,

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

We observed yesterday those two new cars
that are to run upon the upper road. They
are palatial, and the most elegant cars ever
brought to this Hawkeye country. They
shall have further notice shortly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

DR. r. II. O'CoSSER is fitting up the room
formerly occupied by vogel, and will move
his drug store into it in a few days II will
be arranged in the most tasteful manner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

y MkErIsa To-SIGHr.-Every Republican 70.
Ter of the city ought to be at the Court House
tonight, at the meeting of the Union Repub>
iican Club. Several prominent men have
promised to be present and address the meet
ing. We specially request all to show by
their presence that 10y are resolved to
change the political aspect of our city gov
eminent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

MEssRs. KERR q FULLER are putting IN
very handsome show window, that viii sur.
pass any thing of the kind in the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

CABus, on the corner Of Second and Main
streets, understands the utility of advertis-
ing. His latest movement in this line has
been the erection Of neat and attractive
Sign, surrounding the lamp post on that cor
ner. A capital idea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

Or TO the hour of Prof. Fowlsr's departure
yesterday, his room Was thronged by persons
who wanted to "know themselves" We sup
pose every one left well satisfied.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

RANKIN 4 McCRARY are ready TO make
applications under the Bankrupt Law. They
are in possession of the entire act.
March I3. 1867.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

BURLINGTON has thirty three steam engines
running in her various manufacturing and
other establishments. We learn from the
Hank Eve.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

TEE substitution of the word "Geo." for
"Gen.," in the notice yesterday Of the sp-
pointment of our friend General Van Anti
werp, made the item rather ridiculous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

TIE meeting for nomination Of Alderman,
in the Third Ward, has been changed to
Tuesday erenino, at Burrows Hall, instead
of Monday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

AucTroS.-Howe & Tyler sell this morn.
ing at 10 o'clock, two fine oil paintings, in
elegant gilt frames; one set elegant candele-
bra; lot of cook and Nesting stoves. bureau,
safe, carpet, ice chest, and kitchen utensils,
one extra fine black>walnut wardrobe; lot
of green blinds; lot of childrens shoes; 10.
of mackerel in kits; lot of mems boots; 10.
of wool socks, &c, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

GrsKRAL Order No. s, from the Chief En-.
gineer OF the Fire Department, will be found
under the head Of New Advertisements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

The new Paper Mill ofCcok L Hopper, OF
Burlington, will commence operations next
month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

AssrALKp WIRE, for grape trellis, in guam
titles to suit, at the Iron Store.
tue-fnl BRowsKLL BROS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

OUR 1zcnAxfs.-As the ssads Of -
country aid mot show signs u opening -
early - usual, our merchants we're . little
late getting in their stocks this spring, but
upon canvassins hastily, We new End Large
number have already received, and sre daily
receiving their goods Merchants Of The
surrounding country viii find oar stores we'll
stocked with fresh goods, at the lowest living
prices. We can state the case in no better o.
more satisfactory manner, than By giving .
list of the principal dealers whose establish
mssts sre now fully stocked up with eoo1s.
| Wholesale Dry Goods. Kramer, Irwin }
Co; J. NJ. Shelly b Sons.
Retail Dry Goods.-P. D. Foster Wood
ward, Moore 4 Co.; Yorker 4 Bros; N.
Gresx Son; Kiser & Hills; II. N. Bost.
Wick; Kerr Phillips; P. J. Talon, and
Harry ]. Hills.
Woslem Goods. Wholesale and retail, J.
NJ. Gslast.
Hats, Caps, Notions, dc.-H. Brownell,
Burkitt L Co.. ]. o. VOORHEES, & Bro, and
Thos. Clagett.
Czothiers Jones 4 Co.; Hess,
Stern b Co., and R. vogel.
Hardpars, Iron, 6c.-Cady 4 Peck |;
Hambden Buel Brownell Bros, and
Smith, Rnddick 4 Co.
Druggists. & Fuller Wilkinson,
Bartlett & Co.
Carpet. 81. g. Copeliu.
Boots d .Shoes.-Hambleton L Huiskamp !;
Stewart & Dean; Huiskamp 4 Matless.
Funitre. Karle Co., and
Howe b Tyler.
Jewellers, Gc.-Sam'l G. Bridges; Ayers,
Mann l. Ayers K. Hammer.
PILor Grove, Iowa,
March 18th, 1857.
AT an informal meeting of the Students Of
the Pilot Grove High School, to take action
relative TO the decesse of onr friend and
school-mats, Elwood Townsend,
Lorenzo Luelling was called to the Chair,
and Miss Mollie Core was appointed Secrs-
tary.
The following Preamble and Resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great Teach
er to remove from our School, our friend
and School-mste, be it
Resolred, LIST. That we recognize in this
dispensation, the hand of an Advise Provi>
dence. Yet we cannot refrain from feelings
of the deepest sorrow and grief, at the loss
which we in cnmmmon, with the friends and
relations of the deceased feel
| I'd. That We have the fullest assurance
that our departed friend had been with
Christ, and learned of him, and that he has
but left course OF study here, to have re-
vealed to him, all Wisdom, all Light, and all
knowledge.
! Sd. That we accept this mournful event
as solemn sdmonition, that we too are
mortal, and that our Department Marks"
are being constantly registered In the great
"Class Book" above
| 4th. That we cordially extend our heart
felt sympsthies to the friends and relatives
of the departed one.
| 9th. We respectfully tender a copy of the
foregoing Preamble and Resolutions, to the
| family OF the deceased; and that 6 copy be
| furnished to the Fl. Madison PlaindeaLer, and
Keokuk GATE CRY, for publication.
s. D. Cook,
J. e. MCCLURE,
T. C. BAILr,
Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

WHEN suffering fom Consumption, wha.
would not the patient give for medicine that
is certain to cure. We recommend Mars
den's Pectorsl Balm to all SO afflicted, know
ing, from experience, that it can be relied on
in all cases Of disorders Of the Lungs. For
snle by Kerr L Fuller, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

B. G. MERRIAM is the Union Republican
candidate for Alderman in the Fourth Ward
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23
FISK ( HATCH,
Banken and Dsllen h Government Ssuhha

Ne. Massau street, y. 4.
NR-Aii kin6s q 0ovsxnmsnt Securities received a
the fn narkst psics In exchange for IL above Bonds
Also,
An assenptpBs u Government Securities kspt
eonstantiy on hasd, and Dcusht Sold, or Kxchangsd.
a1oold csin md o. .. Coupons bought, sold, and
collected.
AD<Dspoah received on lfbsfai tsrms, subject "a
check ss Gighe - Ia s.n
A1-oollstio.s nsds throughout the country.
aelfiscsalanssus etccks and Douds bought and scld
q H. neoek nxeAAags On ooamisson for oaah.
awepssal sttsstisa sivsa 10 he nxcAanes Of Snv-
N-fH1D3H u0xDD ~ al the ess4ss ~ the New
bic tsrns. lmsh14-dAW1n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23
PRUsSING's
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
ASK FOR
"PrusSing's Pure Cider Vinegar,

stGREBN BAND"
1T Is STRONG AND PALATABLE,
u Warranted pure, and to preserve Pickles.
FIRST PREMIUM swarded At the Q. Pair 1t the
Illinois State Fair aad the Chicago City Fair. Target
works Of the kind In the Unitsd States Established
te4s. Capacity 0Hs Buspalp AHp BARRxta pER
CHARLES g. Il. PRUgSING.
53s q 3&1 State street, Chicago.
mar2d1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

RY virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed
~ and delivered 10 the undcssign 3D. nah Day
Of July, 1889. BY Hdward Van Kuren and suaan H.
his vfe. 70 secure the payment Of promissoty note
nsAe By the said kward Van Kuren Of dAss With
aid deed, and payable sx months thereafter for tbs
OF Thousand collars With interest 1t the
ten per cent per Notice 10 hereby given that
viii In accordance with the provsins Of said dsed
the hrst DAY Of April 1857 proceed 10 sill the property
conveyed In said DECD being Lot two 90 Ia Bock forty
two t2) In Rsids Addition 70 the city Of Keokuk
public sale Of the Court House IN aid city, ~ O'Clock
m Of that day 70 the highest bidder for cssh rhsrs
b upon nd lot Reo4 two-stoxy frane dweliine.
neh1od II L0MAx, Trustee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

ADVERTISING pays. A long list Of sue
cessful business men throughout the country
could be mentioned who owe their success, to
free and judiciouse use of printers ink.
Advertise, AnveRrrsE, ADVERTISE. no
matter how-whether il be in the nsvsn..
psrs, in circulars, or hand -bills-anv vsv. 40
that you sdveriisr The .wealthiest gentle,
man IN our county today, have been, and
still are, the adv'.r's<srs Of the country. Take
for instance q SUE, of our own city. and
ycu viii find that 10 laost successful bou.s,
ore those who "cone Town with the stamps. ),
and advertise, int. newspapers and other.
wise, that the pub may know who thew are
whore they are, and what they have to ,ell,
II il only the "penns wise and pound fool
ishn Who sphinx Al these important facts,
and End thsmsel,e ,s.day behind in the me-
fos business succs oyou doubt il, |,
60 look around ,op, and So the evidences Of
The assertion on every hand. Firms hay,
stastsd here with their HOUSES packed viii
xuods, which, in quality, wsrs second to non,
n he city, but the, failed 10 inform the pub
lie. in : proper way, Of heir articles an,
shsir whrsabouts, and the consequence is
thsy hsvs ssshrivsled' into no4hingnsss-the,
hadn't The win 10 ~ield tie lsvse that surel,
hrinss success, while their more liberal, en-
srrstic, ssdivinI' nsxt-doos ssighbors Ia,
nssussd 70 iadspendsnes, sinply bseaas
49, knsw bow TO No. 49, power. II 70
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23
CITYQ NEWS.

orTuxwA claims population of 4,6oo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23


Ar Fr. MADISON yesterday, our friend
Chaelry Doerr kindly ciceroned us through
Concordia Hall, alias Doerr's Hall. It is q
hne building, credit to F. Madison or any
other municipality. The building is 30 by
90 feet; the hall 80 by IS: The Hall is the
headquarters of the Harmonic Society,
and is by them elegantly fitted up. Their OBJ
ject is the pursuit of enjoyment and socislity
Tothis end the room is fitted up for amateur
theatricals and for dancing. The stage see.
merry is well designed and elegant Quite an
extensive wardrobe has been collected. For
Etage scenery. costumes and. decorations
the Society has spent over 1880 this sea-
son. Altogether the Hall is capital one,
better than any that, as yet, Keokuk can
boast Of.
We made as thorough examination of the
vault OF the First National Bank there, AZ
anybody not Government Inspector should
be expected 10 do. As the Government In.
spector was there last week and did this
work, we were content without entrenchins
on his domain. he was content too, for he
pronounced that vault the best in the State.
Its . masterpiece of its kind, and we cannot
conceive how anything could be safer and
more impenetrable. We are not going to
attempt description: its medley of enormous
walls and ponderous doors and combination
locks and other inaccessibilities, forbids this
= Ii is good institution. So is the Bank it
self and never was such an institution better
ofacered than in the persons of our friend,
J. b. Wintherbottom, Gen. Clark Viewer ant
young Mr.. Wintherbottom.
OF course We were unable 10 find any re
markable coincidence in the fact that tn,
train on which we went carried the iron. vorl
for the new Jail at Fl. Madison. There wer
forty thousand pounds of iron doors an,
windows. These are massive and substan
hal not st ell inviting as obstacles betwee,
yourself and the outer world.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

fxzntid nh Csut1nrdI.


MARKET8 nv TELEGRAPU.
Chicago Marriott.
n 1A,..r.phl Cn1cAso, March a.
n stock Of assk Island Aaires1h not rsportsd to-
~.
nsur-nsrkss Arn aad rsahsr quiet u about ysstss.
days prices, With little activity, and in some
f.v ensss snal sdvaocs vas realised but thsss
sxssptiosAi sssss-
whsss-Msxkss sose better, regular winter rsosipts
Of No sprisg sold ct q lios IL closing at a l21D
b. frssh receipts q 1891 10; No quiet ssiss Of win
ter q = 20.
oosn--No Irregular and d.li st ssesek rssessd b
lower, opening ct 70 and eiesns II % for frssh.
oats-DulE regular AhoAN. closing with ssllsrs
outstis Frs.A receipts As1<o4sN
Rys-No duI1 and lower market mainly IN the hsnds
Of nss epssssss; vhs vas depressing prices for the
sake Df buyins 10.
Baflsy-ywy dull; No . eoe.
Provisions-Marhst dull.
Potk-Dsys offered "a 50 for choice brands Of mes,
bot ssiisrslasksd VA feO1.
Lard- DALI snsl saIss 1t l2szoi2,x.
Cut Mests-Hsld hrn; but sales light ct io for short
rbbSd midds shoulders held ct .. with but little d.
manh. rsush sidss scarce At Iooio,@ sweet picked
ham lsI<0lsk.
Chfeage Live Stock Market.
~ rslssr.ph.l cE.cAso. March n
Rscsipts-2s cars cattle, and 10 ho. and Il ssrs
shssp.
cssti.-Choie. 70 prime 7tos; good 70 1897 20;
com mon TO medium u sooeto.
Hees-cAoice 70 prins q eoo1 %; mir toeooA L.
ssDa 30; common TO medium - Gel -.
Sheep FIRM: choice 10 prime TOT lax.
Hsw York Money Market.
By felesraph.l NEW Yosz. March n;
Money pr cent.
Cold is41<
Mon.y-ksrkss stssdy at col per cent for loans on
call,
Sterling Rxehasss-Qu.s ss les,zeios gold for nrss
elsss bills.
apid-opsning at 1s4Jx declining ls4 and eiosns
ct 1B<k.
81 Louis Market.
Byreleraph.I o.. LouIs, March n
flour vssy arm 1t $40 80 for supsran sl 50 for X
sia sooi4 % ~ TX; ut soeis for choice.
wh~.-Ph. - sses 70 FOR fall
Corn-Duil At Aos7
Oats-Dull at &C.
Mess Pofk-s29 80.
NJ cx.lA 49,. # %mla -
I.s ~
49,
Ctnetaaaes Marxet.
Nv r.l.~r.nb.1 cs,o,,r,,r x.rsh n
e ' 's 49,
o.',LoSef, 80 III ess'e'
- wv "eis -"
"f -'a's''
oeis II" s'oo'esfs' AZ i0' s'sss' aoa iV5s
W. n@"s
w. ia NM A@'s "" sn'oaaesss "~ss
snpeis1 s'a'''
ny @~a~ - ~ stih wv WIN - WV kAft
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23


From and sitter November ls,h 1858, Trails viii lsav.
FROM DUNKIRK AND sALAMANCA-
By New York time from Union Depots;
600 A M New York Day Express, from
salamAnea, lsundsgs excepted. siops at Her-
sos, m. D., Krp,... from Buffalo. and arrives
ITO A. n. Anrr..s nail, tror Dantirl. tsuD-
days exceptedl Stops at salamanca 80 . ;,
.na oous.o.. ! SO !. m E.pr.. Man nom But,
AIS r. n New York Night Express, from
DunkIrk, Sundays exosptedj. Stop. at s.lsman-
nc ss .os -s .rr1,! in Me-. s's 9orr II q .
m. ooaneetiss with Afternoon Trans and stsAm-
ers for Boston and New England Cities.
FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from De-
sac a, a: !: s.w t:s. pss ntgS::::, y. !s..
sos NJ csapJ I'D .rrts. IN New Toli ios ;
m. Connects At Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
avanna Western Railroad and at Jersey City
with Midnight Express Train of New Jevvey Rail
an road fer fhil.ssph,a sa';r ore and W.shing.on
York At Il a.m Connects At Rlmirn With North
ern Central Railway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia
baltimore, Washington and points south.
a.s0 p. =. Lightning ExPrsss, tsuDdays En-
"a s Il s 4 Sass rs
Jersey Railroad for s.lsinors and Washington,
Boston and New England Cstita.
$40 p. -. New York Night Express,
DAILY Steps ct HornelisvIs 1910 p m, (sup.)
Interesting With the 4l6 p. m. Trair from Dun
kirk and arrive In New York at lQs3o p n. Also
connects 81 Hlmira for Harrisburg PhIsdelphia
and South.
IL 40 p. N. Cincinnati Bxpsess, (sundays
sxcspted) Stops At susquehsnns 7:2o a m. {Bk6s
Turner's liz p. m, t0inel and arrives in New
York At 145 p m. Connects At Great Bend with
Delaware, LAckawana Wsstsrn Railroad for
Scranton, Trenton and Philadelphia, and At New
York with Afternoon Trains and Steam srs for
Boetos aud Nrw England Cities.
Only Ons Train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo st
e:lo .. m and reaching New York 1T 1880 p. N.
Bossos Axp NEW kxsLAEp PAsszssRas, with their
Baggage are Transferred free Of charge New York
tbs szf vRsfnAvxp AEp Mosf Luxrnrcvs eIrsp-
ne CoAcHfs AeIN TIL WORLD - scoomra-
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