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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-05

A NEW TELEGRAPH .LlSE.-A new Tele-
graph Company has been organized in St.
Louis, for the construction Of a line from St.
Paul to New Orleans, with the view espe-
cially of accommodating the river trade.
Our former fellow townsman. David White
NJ President of the Company, and his enter
prise and energy, as well as his business ca
pacity and popularity, give promise of q
strenuous, and, we trust, successful effort to
put through a project which is much needed
by river men and the river towns Of the Mis-
sissppi Valley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-05
cRIsPER COMA.
Know thy Destiny.

MADAME n. THORNTON, the great
vi English A.troogfsf cl-irvoysbt ard Pssehosastfi
elan DO isbe1 the srsBtbr classes o.
worid hes bov located herself ~ Hudson. n T. ma
ord sight 10 -n.ais h~r tmpsrt hnow1ssEs u the
greatest pertsnee 20 the stDsis o. nred o. @ihsf
fsx While state Of trance she ssne~iss The ssrJ
f.tuses Of the person 20 and ~ h~ 40
Of an nssruRent " intense power, ksown - TIE fsyeh
notrvpe xusrantexs to prodneeA sks psesrse OF ths
fntHre husband vile OF tbe sppairsnf teFshst tn
a,ts "a ns rrssx. position 10 life endng fsifs Of char
ter xe This bunbpg, tboossn DDS OF testiEen'
ala can assert fhe will .%ps when Desired crrbhef
cert fxte or written guarantee tbss tbs picture LAT
IL purporta 10 BE-. By enclosing small loek o. hair
and stating place o. bstb age. dfposfioa mnd compiler
lon and snelosiag fy and stamped satsiors 40
70 yourssf you viii receive the picture ead de-
sired iafof NATION by rstsrp ns All comm
ssersdiy con d~rtiAL Addrrss In Coz hdenes AADA1k
y y THORNTON, p. o. Boz IA. Hudson, n l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-05

- XAHISkERS and -
J {
w MUsTACHEs T. re
~ ed % gros upon the smooth N
est face In frvm three 10
Eve w~.ks by ssieg Or.
sEyi9NEs RksrAUR-
ATKUR GsP5LLaIBE the
most ~onf-ffui discovery
in modern science, acting
upon the Beard and Hair in almost mi sscnass
1t has ben need by the elite Of PaFa AMI London
with the most catering Mans ef all purchss
ers wiil he reg sterd aud II entire Satisfaction ia Tot
given in every insrsrc~. the money wf be ehe+rfny
refunded Price by maii srsled and postpsi5, 81. De-
,crptire circulars sud Testimonials matted free Ad
dress BFRGtR. SHIFTS co, Chemists No. 2s5 Rlses
e,reet Troy, n. Y s5 asents for the United etatss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-05

A YOUNG LADY returning to her coun-
Try home, after sojonrn Of fsw months in the
City hardly recognized by her friends place OF
coarse, rustic. flushed face che had soft ruby CON-
plesion OF almost marble snosthnsss and instend OF
twenty-five she really appeared Int eighteen Upon
inquiry a. TO the u great change p.iuly
told them that he us. d the Circassian Balm, and
considered IL invaushl. acquisition TO any ady .
tilet By its any Lady and Gentleman can improve
their personal appearance hundred fold II i. simple
In its combination Nature hsrseif 10 simple vet nm
surpassed In its efficacy In drawing Impurities from also
healing, cleansing and beautifyng the skin aud COM
pis1ion BY its direct action the euticie
u all ts Impurities kindly healing the same aud leav-
ing the surface Nature intsnded II should be- car
toft,ssmooth and beautiful Price 81 sent BY Nail or
Express, on receipt Of an ordrr by
L CLARK & co Chemists,
9 No. . West Fsyette ST.. syracu.e n Y,
The only American AGENTS for the sale OF the came
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-05

vNok sALE-Three very dtsirztls lc,s on shleh ar.
Il loe~tsa tuo-ztcry rick dwelling houss contain
Ink seven rooms-s large Fri. wash house anf woes
hsust. together with iaee brick stable two large
etefns and lots we'll ceFersd with choice lot n frrs
and Other tres This property Is snsied OF the corrgf
q fih and Morgan srets convenient business Pre-
tosSe half cash balance in and Years Ets 70
cent. est. Title good Enqurv q
narshE II B TES-EYcE
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For Sale.

A COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
With six rooms cellar, eistern snd ell situatsd
on ss esseriy half Of lot T. In block 1872, the vest
sss ri High street. between ADD 10Th streets Thts
property 10 10 hrst rate rtpsr and will be sold bar
gain sppiied for noon. Title good sale.
knqssre Of II. b. TEN-EYcK.
msy14.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-05

GNoR sALEso aerss hand tn8o.ty timber o. the mid
u die road lead nz frrni Keekux e sanAusky about
miles from the city, nAy be known as lie Rict
sxdson traet Title good Prise SO per sere Rnqur
CT II. D. TEN-EfCF
mnlT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-05

Moss on Flower Pors.-Lades who ARE
fond Of cultvating flowers in the house will
find great benefit to the plants by spreading
a coating of moss over the earth in the flower
pots This keeps the water from evapdrat
ing, and temp erature more uniform. The
grounds are often used for the same purpose.
When a flower pot Gets in a saucer. with q
hole in tie bottom of the pot, pnt little
sand in the saucer and cover it with moss,
and you have simple and admirable ar
rangeui7nt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-05
Ten-Hvck's Agency

EOR SALE.--Lot9 Block "a, on which
= h q two~tery Brick Dwelling Houss with piu|
rooms. CELLAR, cistsrn we'll and large number ofru
and other trees This property IL 10 fBs order ana
being located Bsuk, between "a and % streets 4
very eonsenient 10 businss. viii be sold bargain
Title good or no sale. knqnire OF
mayes H. TvH-RYCE
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Foreign Markets.

Cimeinnats marmes.
BY Telegraph cIxusSAri. June =.
F'our-Duli, unsettled, and only in retail demand.
wheat-Duli; no demand.
csrn-Ts In bulk.
Ost-es
Rye-Ne7
WhIskx-Dull at 3od3l
Provisions Quiet and Unchanged.
view YORK money Market.
By telegraph srv yoRx. June T.
Go'd-opening at 81 advancing to s7ss declining to
ses<, clc sing sss-.
stock MARKET.
Rv Telegraph Nrw YoRx. June T.
's'reg ioTZas; coupons ll2,S az; $40 coupon 81
ftesIx; do 81 losA6 q NV lnsIseH June 1885, 4
NYcoslsas4; Rri- sex ~ N Q lio1zaX MssiJ
6ssiz Ill ciis7zalio; W s&1sasl pfd ssI<es 4; ?,
sss1 ae7.
New York Dry Goods L. arket.
By telegraph NEW YohE. Juns<.
Dry goods without particular change today.
Toledo Market.
BY Telegraph Tolxpo, June e.
clour-Dur
whsat-prli and declining.
d for No q
oass-rrmer; 1854 for Nel.
Rye u 30.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-05
For Sale.

OF In Block ls. which g four story brick
j a mstsi root, building 70 by eo-and store f,unds.
non Of 70 ~ 70 on the balance OF the lot This proper
ghknown ~ the Arcade Building, and 10 situated on
We corner o. Let and Main street, ard will be sold for
shout opehzif what the cts cost .oi5
sosn, VIII be rented for term Of years Title good or
no sale FOR further information address
msyto n TYgRycK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-05

uroR sALE-sir u cry desirable grape and
II fruit lxD1 situated Grand Aysune nt.op. ~
miles from THE Court Hoess. VII be divided 10 suit
purcAssers- knquire OF
marE H. b. TES-RYCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-05

BERaER, SHUTS CO. Chemists,
zs5 kTer 81. Try. n. Y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-21
a SINGING LESION,

Nightingale made mEststoI
ShD sang few notes out OF tuno:
Hor heart was really 10 break,
Aud slo hid from tho uIoonl
Sho wrung her claws, poor thing,
But was fur loo prouI to weep;
Sho tuch'd hur head uudor lIcr wing,
Aud prcteuatd i TO 10 nslvepi
A Lark, arri.in-arm with Thrunl,,
caino sauutcriug up 10 tho place;
Tho Nightingale ielt herself blush,
Though feathers hid her facc.
She know tlIoy had heari her song,
she folt them snisgar nnd sncor;
Sho thought that tliH llfu was too long,
And wished she could skip year
10 Nlqh,ingalo," cooed n Doro,
30 Nightingale, whnt's tho uso7
Yon bind or beauty aud love,
Why bohnve like ReOso2
Don't sklIlk nwiy from our sight,
Like common conionpublc fowl.
Yon bir.i or joy and delight,
Why bchavc nko an owl2
Only think of all you have done,
Only think Of all you can do.
A fsiss noto IL resuy fuu
From such n bir,i as you'll
Lin up your proud llttlo Great
Open your musical book
Other birds hayo 10 do their best,
But you nccd only speak"
Tho Nightingale aliyly took
Hor head from under hur WING,
And, giving tic dovo look,
Straightwsy began To sing.
There wns nevcr n bird could pass
Tho night was diviIely calm,
And tho people stood on tho grass
10 hear that wonderful psalm.
Tho Nightingale did not care,
Hhe unly Bang 10 Tho ahics,
Her Bong aaceIIdcd there,
And thore sho flIed her eyes,
Tho people who Listened below,
Sho knew but little about;
n u Il TIM
II you'll try 10 2nd It out.
tAunt Judy'i Ad0arine
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OFfelClAL.
IIST or IETPERS

Il NJ ILL Il Il lIlNsO
ltemaninR In tito Postolcc at Charleston. We
ending JUNE Ill, 1867 md ordorod 10 DO print
In TmE DAILY NEwa agrccnbly 10 tho following section
the postofloo Law. tho nowsraror having lh,
largest circulation In tho City OF Charleston:
And bo II further enacted, That liaa Of Ioi
tors rpunlng uucaed for In any Postoce in any
town village. wliere newspaper shall be prtncd
Bhhl hereafter bo published only In tho nnyvspaIr
which, being publlse weekly oNcnGr. shall have
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of the
ofnoo.
nb- Persons calling for Letters Advertised Hhoull
bista tlat nioy "Adycrtiscl."
pS- OGice hours from A. NJ. to O 2. II. On Sundays
from 1900 A. NJ. to 1.3D L. NJ.
''''--' STANLEY q. InoTT, Postmaster
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-21

,,., IA smo was on her l,l-i,o,.,, IN hes look
TIoa DrTTRns."
8. T.--188G-..X.
A few bottles Of rIAsrArIos Brrrzrs
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
:, :, Gold EItromitIes and Fsvcrish LIP.
Bour Stomach aud Fetd Breath.
Flaiulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue aud Short Brexlh.
Montai Dosponduncy.
Prostraton; Great weaincas
w,,", - sahoS ,ho G;9ompioIiGn Weak Bowes. &C.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYspEpslA.
Ia oatmsted that aevon-tents all adult ailments
proceed from deeeasod and torpid liver. Tho hillary
seoroons OF the lver OVERLOOKING the stomach po
After long rescarch wo arc abio to present ths must
remarkable M euro for these horrd nightmare diseases
hundred and forty thousand persona havo taken the
p.xTaIIos BIErEa, and not an instance Of oomplsnt
Ills most efectual tonic and agreeable stimulan
Euited 10 all conditions OF Life.
Tho reports that It rees mineral substances
M seTs S S oro TG false For the s.ts
their sppend liz, Of ia my SSS'ai
oALlsArA DAnk-Gciebra,od tor over two hundred
ee Into EUROPE By sSs
Countess, wifo OF tho vicoroy Peru. in lei6, and
IL o0n ,Oeisht in fipe under the OF Jesuf Poss-
deri and was finally made public by Louie XVI, King
febriiuse qualities during his South American travels
oasontLIA BAnH.For dlhrrhGa. colo and diseases
DAspELIoN-For Inflammation OF Tho loins and drop
ouAMoM1E FLowEns-For oufoeblet digestsou.
LAVENDER nFLowRns-hromAuc, asimulant and tonic
highly invigorating In nervous debility.
AsmE-An .-omstio carminative; creating noah,
inuscln mud milk; much used by mothers nursing
GOT. eto.
8. T..--1S60.--X.
Another wonderful Ingredient. Of great uso among
the Spanish indies of south AE6rica iparting beauty
Il, in md. A up
known 10 tho commerce of the world, and wo withhold
is name for the present.
IMPORTANT UERTlFIoATRs.
EoouxsrEH II. Z Deceinber 1s. 1851.
forer om Dyspepsia for three yeare and to
abandon my.proIosaion. About thrSo months ago I
now nearly weii mas. lave rceommendod them in
several cases and AZ lar ~ know. always with siand
nOv ). B. GATHoRN.
Pan.DEIrH1a, 10Th Month. l7,h Day. 1852.
RrsproTHD PnIrsp:-My dAughtor has boon much
benefited by the thy Plantation Bittsrs Thou
Wilt ssTd md, %e @ two bottles more , -
surnMAE HoysE. oma.oo m.l
Mrssrs. P. H. DnixH & Co. :-Piasso send Ms nnother
tweye case1 Of your Plantation DItters. morning
Yours. 40. GAGE Il WAITE
m.na for this srtolo. which has net heretofore been
The public may rost assured that in no e,,, vii, III,
perfectly pure standard OF the PIAsrArIua Brrrrnu bo
departed om. Rpcry bottle bears Ie aern,iie Of our
i,g1dre on fk<i plate ensrarino or 4 cannot se
Any rer.on pretending sAi PLANTATION Brrr.ns IN
Of refRed oOlei See tsat Priuate Stamp (, Ussu
TnArrp euery cork.
Bold by all Druega.s orooers and Dealers thr
Tho country.
P. B. DRAKE & CO., New York.
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Consignoes per south Cnrofinn Railroad,
Juno 20.
272 bales Cotton 1k3 baos Doneslics ~ bbls Naval
Stores cars Lumber Old Iron, and Sundries 10
Adams Damon & Co, Adser b Co, JennIngs Thorn
llnson 20, Col Low, II Prnglo, W williams R r
Agent dbbes Co. Courtonay 4 Trenholm, NJ Gold.
sInith Bon, II Baker Co, q W Williams 4 Co, D
Busch, Kucl. n. -. :.
ConsiRaoes. per Northenstern Rilroaad.
Juno 80.
bales Cotton 6o5 bbs Naval Stores car Stock bags
and boxes Mdze, &c To Adnms Frost d Co, " Court
noy Co. q s Pilche, Parker b ChiidB, q w Logan,
Adger Co. drseasr, Loe, Smith Co. Ferguson, @
InBraham, Robinson Co, Holmes stoney, 4
Kirkpatrick, MarshAll. Jr, W Ryan, Klinck Wick
enbsfg 4 Co. A Wagner. B Agent
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for tho Week ending Thnr,dny,
Juno 40.

E1ports TOR tho Wcck ending Thnrsdny,
Juno 40.
foREIoN.
LIyERPOOL-Per bark Dcpeschc-2i23iB foot Hexu
Timber 2577 foot Yellow Pine Lumber, TO- 200 feet
INAauA, DAHhMAs-Por sclr Miranda 600 feet
Lumber
DOMESTIC.
NEW Y0RK-Por steamship z D soudor-e3i baIes Up.
Land Cotton, 40 bales Domcsucs llS uorccs Rice 81
durces Clsy, 1000 bbls and boxes Vegetables, 123
packages Sundrics. bbls TcrrupIns. Per steam.
ship Manhattan-9 bags 8 and I36 bales Upland
Cotton 1856 bbs ltosin, 63 baes Domrstics 80 pack
nYes MdIc 2y70 bbls Potalocs 2Si packages Ycgeln.
blos 2l6 empty Barrels. l0,O00 feet LumGer. :. Per
shp M!ssouri-l0t bbls Spirits Turpcntinc, GGi bbls
Hosn. l49 Empty Barrels, and Suiidrics.
DALTlMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-39 baics UP
land Cotton, 6bs Rosln, 600 packages Potatoes mud
Vegetables, 1920 feet LuU'ber aud Boards 3 bales
Hides, II casks Bones, l cask Glass.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-21

In tho Port OF Charleston, Juno 40, 1867.
vEssEIs UHDEn 100 TONS AND srgAMIns coAsrIsu
WITHIN STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
snragossa. 77s tons. Cruwcl at Atlantic wharf, for New
Champion. 1916 tons, Lockwood. at Adgcrs wharf,
Now York, loading. ......Courtcnay Trenholm
SHIPS.
Galcna 1893 tons. Dunton. at noyco' Goa wharf from
Now York, waiting. .........W u Smith & Co
bombay O55 tons. Jordan at Union whnrf for Liverpool
ioauing .Courtenay rreillolnh
Amelia, 6SS toms Conner, nt Boyro Co.'S wharf, fron
Liverpool, dschnrgng. g...............J Fraser Il Co
BARKS.
JAmeH Wilson l)r, 3Gi tonB ut Dcnnetrs wharf, for
Port In spain, loading. g.:.. p J Esnnrd
DcpGscho tp5us 2s7 tons, Lubko. In Ashley River for
Northern Crown tirl "a TONS Matthias, at Venting 3
wharf, for Bristol, Eng, loading. .."..R Muro < Co
Annie nr 100 tons. caroy in Ashley River for Hall
far, N b. loaulng. Budd X Dlnko
Elena tSpanl = tons. MsristnmY at Quarantine, from
Hatnnzas, just arrived w p Hall
scHooNERs.
Griffin. 3o5 tons, Foster at wharf, for rslti-
moro: i9a, ipg. II Baker = Co
netts wharf, for Havana, loading. Bonnsnt Salas
Wanhn, 229 TONS HAWKINS In Aahey dyor for North
Whitney Long, 25i Tons, Hnyes nt UnIon wharf, from
Bergen l62 tons PnrsonB at brown Co.'S wharf for Bos
Daniel Gusc iii tons. Miicic at Atlantic wharf nom
Baltimore, dschni cling. baker & Co
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Total exports. . . -.

Stock on hand NJ on ahipboard.. III t.S6S 82l
RICE-The receipts have been restricted TO lot Of
10 tcrccs Of Glenn Carolina from Georgetown, c. the
arrivals Of Rough Rico during tho week having boen
nominal Thcro havo been no wholesale transactions
since cur last report The market being nearly barc OF
stock nnd holders feong but tuo disposition 10 se oK
copt at full fguros Primo Carolina may bo quoted at
Ike 10 Yesterday somo "a Herccs OF Clean Carroll
M changed hands at lhe y fh and several small lots
ht tlH@lISc. 10
HAPALSiohEs-Iho receipts for tho week have boon
some 80 Dds. hoan' o2o poiH. spirits and 6oo bbs.
cfnae ipfpohuhe. Iho hoein was sold at a@i.do y
ooi' Ior fa'oi s'ooSao q Dol. LOT mo- Dbl. Tor
NO. - ana SL'o 6 pol. ior NO. D. The Spiria found
buyers u o'c- sahon Ior common, tnd Ole. s'lon
ior eiua packnges ihe CRUDE Iurpennne changed
hhnds a' u DBL OF 2so fne. Tor virgin and Yellow
up.
hhf.-ihnro haVo been no arrivals of tsartclo dur
ins mo "eeh' anu the transactions nave consequently
oeen IN q feen"a5.
oohN'-inero hnvo Doom teceiSod ABOUT so"n ouahch
OF this gram during mo weoi soady demand prevails
for country consumption. and tho market which opened
"uh ~ apous Sao y puhnl weight oa8s included, Tor
primo mhiso ratnor sunened at tho eiose, and prime
"h'o soid At s.ao nushei weight bags included We
noto mo following saics say; 5000 bushsla primo Who
sLas q ou'he weight bags included; 1900 buhhes
primo "hi'o q. si.ao ouhhei wei2h1 bags included,
.nd 'i1a ouane's primo who At slse q nushoi weight
ohis.-Aro In Sofy h8ht rcceiPt and aro principally
70 supply dealers orders Tor local consumption. VIC
learn of no Wholesale transactions.
FLooh-lhe reports rom mo new crop continuing
good prees hAVo undor i influence still further reced-
60. hna "e quote hortnern anu western super vi
ooLi Hortnern nna Westorn Extras *i29i2 90 Dbl;
hahnoro super sii9ii oo q obli baltimore SIS v
ooI nt'SA"' Co.. Oh our city nave fccoiSod
'he hrs' OF now souihern flour from MeeSrs g.
l. 'AchSoH Coz ernnite hlis augusta Goo, moot
superior Afhole ana the Extra OF which brand they
onsr ass7 Dbl They are In receipt OF South Carroll
M orahas OF Extra from hoBEEs Mills droenSille and
omer poinss, nhch tneS oner ~ JIG y Dbl.
hAcof-h In hsat stock, and with good demand tn
hed nf1ny at our ngnrns-ay for prime shoulders 11N
9th@ in.i prime nonoa naes a. isHo. y b.i
pi,ho oear Hooea ''d's a. l'4afo. " d. and clear
n'ueA ~ iAho' u io'
nALt-tho arrivas amount 70 near 2ooo SACKS direct
fo Liverpool VIC learn Oh tho hale OF 1900 sacks OF
threpooi common, nom tue wharf At 81 10 ssek Job
oora Sf' senefnhy hoidns limited quantities at "a Is
saok.
bAddiHd AND hoPE-aunny cloth is oItremoy duh
and nominal and wo quote from 2sa7ec. per yard.
IopE-fhero is but little inquiry for tlia article;
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GRAN.-Whcat offerings embraced 500 bushs white
and 1910 bushB red market favored buyors; included
the ssios 100 buBhs medium white at a. 90;
buss common rcd at % 20; 400 buBha Hartford county
medium do at 81 ~; 100 bushs Loudoun county, Va
81 45; 30O bahH choice Frederick county rcd ~ o. O
Corn tho receipts 70 500 buEhs whito 49, OJ
bliaa yellow; donaid active and prices further i'm.
proved with sales OF G000 bushs fair to primo who
81 G5al O3; {5O0 buss mixed do at S1nl 03 buss
inforor at Doc: 300 buss primo yellow nt 81 UYal o.
lU00 bushs fair to good do at 81 U6al or 5000 buss Wcs
tern mixed at S1ai U@. Oats-41g0 buBa oTcrci; mar
kc Dctcr sales $500 husha nj 70aT2 bulk at tho latter
or RYE no receipts sales.
PnoyIsIoHs.-Thoro is q ood enquiry for Bacon, and
prices stenly at 9c Western dark anoked and 1U>
ior city smoked shoulders; Ike for Western rib hidrs
nd 12al2Eo for City; lax, for clear rib Hams arc
selling at 17al7c for ANAL average, and 1bHa16o
large Iotg Stock OF Bacon much reduced. Bulk Meats
also III Light supply and held Arm Mt pa0Ac; sale
reported to-day ut Yc Sides hold ut IIc packed. Lard
md Mess Pork orc dull and quotations. nominal.
HIcB-IB steady ut 91sn10 centH for Hnngoon and IL,
l2K ccuta for Carolinn; no sales Of either
SALT-lcmainB stcady. with moderate demand for lots
from dealers. Wo quote Liverpool Fl o 33a3 10; dc
Ground Alum 81 10 ppr sack; Turks Issnl 6saG0c pei
busheL
SuuAn-Msrkct is quiet but holders firm. we rcpor,
sales OF las hhds primo md choice Porto Rico at I2s
l2Ho quotations generally unchanged.
KYF1RKD SuokgS-Arc steady last quoted, viz: Fol
crushed. powdered aud granuIltcd 1oc; son crushed
white 1850; Clrco A, ATci D. 1870; q. extra, liHc;
yellow, Aiic; CIrce u. 14o; for 100 bie or moru tc
less.
Continues dull and quito nominal. at aoss5,
nor gallon, In bond.
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING Wafer,

rTNHE WATER OF THIS SPRING IL BELIEVED TO
DO uncuallrd by that OF any other IN thu fr-innlss
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such have srcurr
Il tho high encomunis OF uIl who hayo it, pass,ss-
Ing as doca In eminent degree, caartic durrtic.
Alternative md tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON. n. d., Professor
Practice OF physlc, JeIeraun Medical College, Philn.
delphia, formerly or Charleston s. g.
PHIIADELritiA, November IL. 1865.
have been for year or past In the habit OF
taking tho water Of tito "ExceBIor' Spring Saratoga
Accustomed during tho great portion or my invalid lie
10 tho different waters or tile several fountains which
boil up ulong thh rumRrkntc valley depcucnt Indeed
upon them tor much OF the comfort enjoy.
fed that the EIcelsor Water well adapted any
other among ulcm, the pur10a,s
which they arc generally employed II isvcry agreeable.
strongly inrrrRnntod with the caronic ac lively and
sparkling. I cali heartily and cOnscGniiousIy
recommend It 10 all who n gentle catlarltc aud
iiuretic. SAMUEL, HENRY DICKSON NJ. ID.
Tho Water IL put up Pint aud Quart bottles and
packed in good order for shipping. pinls In boxes
four dozen each and Quarts In boxes of two dozen each
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-21
New York Market.
MONEY MAuEYr.

MONEY MAnKET.
Tho New York Commercial Advertiser Of Monday
Juno l7u says:
Tho opens with somo symptoms Of still greater
caso In tho money market but without change III tho
current rates. There In capital seeking temporary
than can be rcndily employed lrsclass securities
ind horo Ia Hltlo diaoauon, fo' thu part lend
on any other. Tho general ratio call Ia 2 cont with
exceptions In special instances ut fraction higher
and lower according to tho class Of collateral paper
tho demand Light tho prcsent tendency OF the market
being decidedly toward tho preference TO invest In tenn
Will psss ct to e1< q cent but tho general ratio for
primo Ia 2, and fr nAmes may bc purchased at loo.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Juno 17-2 p. M-FIoun, 6c-Thc
Flour market Ia dull md 16a25c lower.
Tho sales 1900 bbls at ST. 65a9 90 for Superhno
State 90 soalo for E1ts sato $40 3oail for Choice
ato 81 55a9 90 for superro Western; 90 3alo 60 for
common TO medium cKtrn Western; $40 7Oal9 Is for
choice wcstcru SO 60al1 90 10 good shIp
ping brands oKu round hoop Ohio; and $1l c0al2 20
Southern lour ia dull and hoSvy Sales OF iio bbis at
0Bol1i ef for common, and s11 7oal6 fer fancy nnd
oxtu- .|la
Caifornls Flour is easier. Sales bbs and sacks at
s1l f6als u.s.
Ryo Flour is heavy. Sales $50 ibis 4. SC soao
Corn Meal Is In moderate requeat, with sales Of 400
bbls IS ID Tor City and % as for Fairfax and Brandy
wine.
anl1s-The wheat Market La dull and iower sales
800 bushels No Milwaukee at 81 and Chicago Spring
at 81 85a2-
Rye Is heavy. Sales buAhels At 81 aoal IS for
Western; 81 60 for State and retail sale OF Western
Barley /, quiet. sos 1900 bushels c.nad. West frce
barley Malt dull Sale. $1,000 bunbela on private
torms.
Tho Corn market In shade better owing to light ro-
81 o7al 10 for mixed Wcstorn 90cnS unsound
do 81 IL for western yoow, aud VI lax for cid mixed
Western.
Oats arc c bctcr sales 81 900 bushels h 7In7so for
Western, and 65ag6c for Ohio and ptate-