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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

THAEKs.-The confusion into which our
goods were thrown on the night If the FIRE, has
prevented Us from sooner expressing our
thanks to the 6remen and citizens, for their
promptuess and assistance in saving our gro
ceres, without any very serious loss.
Everything is again in order, and more
goods are being received daily. Customer,
will be attended to promptly.
j, b. NopIrR 70
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

ss,50o.-This is large sum to be distrib-
uted among the inhabitants Of this munich
pality, but Messrs. Bridges and Bostwick. in
their Enterprise. propose to divide this
among us. Buy ticket, and get list ofthe
prizes. mch30d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

Nov daily receiving elegant Dress Goods,
Hosiery, Laces, White Goods, Ribbons. Trim
mings, Millinery Goods, and all choice nov.
elites of the season, at extremely low prices.
Go to 81 Main street. II. N. BosrwIcI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

RnovED.--F. 81. o. Connsr's Drug Store
from corner Sd and Johnson strssts, to No.
sc Main street, South side, between 81 and
ID strssts. (spr6.l2t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

90 and see those elegant Spring Shawls,
rich Paisley's, in stripe and borders, beauti-
full Berlin Shawls, &C., &C., 81 Main street.
~ BosrwIcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

rrtvais At the Tepfer Hcsae-Aprfl ga
II c McAllister, 0seeola, III.
II Mayer, Cincinnati.
ii Nj Bush, Des Moines.
o B stelle, ST Louis
Jno Morrell, M Elk.
Miss Wren, Dubuque.
d c Ripley, Pittsburgh.
Jno Lawly,
FIN Cslby, Carthage,
John McCune, city.
Geo A Parker, Boston,
CIV Small. ST Louis.
J Kelley and son, ST Louis.
Sam Clements,
VIM b Parker,
W q Garry, city.
S E Csrny, city.
Geo A Mott, New York.
Jas q jennings. e
Eu d Holchen, Chicago.
ow Buckingham, New York.
WI Thorn, Chicago.
CHsrker, Des Moines.
J II Brom,
Ira MendenhaIl, Indiana.
Jno Meek, 81 Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

j. TsArsoR Krso, . very distinguished ~
lawyer, formerly of this city, has been heard
from. The Chicago Republican gives an &C
count OF q frightfal runaway in that city, and
OF gentleman seeing two ladies directly in
the horses course, and, all unconscious OF
their danger, sprung quickly across the street,
at the risk ofhis own life, and dragged the
ladies aside just in time to escape their i'm
pending fate, for the horse dashed wildly over
the very spot, and, the Republican adds, that
the gentleman who performed the gallant act
was none other than the Hon. ]. Trainor King.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

We also keep Cheilley, Jr., Kid Glocss,
which is the finest Kid Glove sold in Parip.
2t BosrwIcK, 81 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

TO and get pair of those celebrated Vi.
e""a Hid Gloves, only 81 so, the best kid
for the price, imported, at 81 Main street.
Il Fl. N. Bosrvrcx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

GIAsEp Cars, Just rscsiysdby q. Brovnell,
70 Main street..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06
KHoKuk MARKET.

SUNDRIES.
BurrER-In good demand at 2sc to 500 D b. fol-
choice lots.
EsGs-Ths price paid to-day was is TO Ice per
dozen.
soRsHux-Best quality brings sse to 400 per gal
PorArors-Choice lots at 95c to 81 90 y bushel.
CHrcKEEs-Per dozen. 81 rs to - 90.
Hossr-In boxes, zoe per ID.
LARp-n 10 llie per 10.
GRERs AreLss-From 900 to 81 IS per hushsl
oS1oss-Sl 2oper bushel.
TussIrs-S0c per bush
BEsswAx-s2c per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, 9c; loose So per n.
RAes-4 - ilc per 10.
WooIETlb washed 45c.; fleece do Gns 4ee.
&kwsshcd. of.
FssrHERs Prime soc TO 6oe per n
HIDxs-Gfeen, SIC; do salt.d, elc; green cal
skins, &c; dry nint l6ic; do salted 13ic
damaged and grubby ! OF; pelts Csc /,
81 Is.
BsAs-In demand at 81 10 per 100 lbs.
HAr-Tinothy si5 to SIC 90 per ton; Prairie
IS 90 10 90
WOODS 80 to ~ 90 per cord, aeeordinr to quail
ny.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

The Muscatiners are rejoicing at the open.
ing of navigation from that point to the Gulf.
The Minnesota was the first steamboat arrival
ct that city this season. At Davenport. u e
weather was quite soft, promising an earl,
movement of the ice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

Cow AND CALy FouxD.-A red and white
cow hive years old, with young calf, may be
obtained by the owner, on making proof OF
ownership, and paying charges on the premi.
ces oil the undersigned, near Buena Vista, on
the Des MONIES river. Ed. Dr,rv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

Six Hass s. so. Cashmere. the best, for
"a so, at ClAgetfs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

FINE RESIDENCE FoR SALR-By reference
TO our advertising columns it will be per,
ceived that Mr.. Charles P. Birge offers for
sale his beautiful residence on the corner OF
Seventh and Bank streets. here isl chance
TO get q bargain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

BEsr brands of Prints, Muslins, and al,
housekeeping goods, at great bargains. a.
Bostwick's, 81 Main street. ,,
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Hsw York Markst.

New H0fk Marksts
A, r.,..r.rb.l NV Yc.x. April 8.
r,sur--SSloc better Niel2 for extra stats 81 $50
II 90 lor Hoop Ohio
whsss-aase better with good inquiry, for spries
No 2 q so12ss.
Rye-s4sc better, asaas for prime western
crnAeout 10 better and active; 81 2t5< for old
in store; 81 1891 p snoa,.
oa,s-Rsther stronger e7Des for old western; os0
70 for new. szx
pork-Duu and lover closing ava 90 for ns- F'su
ar
Lard-Droopne.
ucss-Narhe4 sAIoe better; ~ soalc 20 Or super
ane and western sIols IS for extra western SIS 600
"A for choice do 81 soDl Il shipping brands extra
O. and a eoDI4 10 for trade brands the MARKET closing
arm.
California F1eur-Rirm At NAaie-
whisky-Quies and unchanged
whe., -aase better; " boa7 IS for Mr. Milwaukee
- 10 for white
Rv.a to DC better 81 .sol - for vsssrs; n 40 Can
ada free.
BARLEY -stesdy.
corn-A0r. active and lie better; 81 aoIf for nirst
western in store u % do .ns u ,oi 2o,S for yeIio-
Jersey; 81 92if for yellow mixed ~sstsrn shoat
o.ts-Aors steady; eI9os old western, es@Tof fol
new do
Rice-Dull.
Coffee Firm.
Moassss- Dull.
susar-ssesdy; ioali for Cuba. and ii0i2 for Port
! Rco
Pork Dull and lover; 81 q ,4sat for ner ~
soxs3 IS for old us. SIS Iso7o for prime, and s2i ~
a SO for prime mess.
| Eeef Hams--Rirm ut 40445.
B.con-Quie, and droopinss 1oa& Cumberland cut ~
short ribbed, ii5k short clear.
Cut Mesn-DuIi at ssie for shoulder; i7I4eh 30
hams
| Lsrd-Bsavy; l2oifx
| Ruttsr-li8i5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

vr,r, nd an. ~a.r,.ro,h ,aee
i ~ - ss'n, io1o, irsans VIII ie~re
rrn1 nT rssn r,,D - nnes' - oiows'
n IN 49, Ia - AN VA
ne. .e'A 'ns ''o" ohi"a pep"s'
otoo A N. New York Day Express, frou
sslsmsnoa, sundays excepted. stops at Hor-
aeilaEisie Sc a. tBkft6 Intervening with the
6;3n a, m. Day EXP ess from Buffalo, and arris =
10 Me- York at 1880 p NJ
I.iV a. N. Axpress mail, ftor Dunkirk, (sun-
days exccpttal stops nj saiAmsncs s+o IN
and connects al $50 q m Express Mail from Buk
falo and arrives IN New York At Zoo . M;
4.t6 r. ~ New York Night X Express, from
Dunkirk, tsundsys excepteo) Stops 1T saiapan-
ca e4 p m, 0iran ':s5 m lenpe Turner'S s5e
q m tBsftl aad arrives in New York At II 30 p
ar, far Hastop snd NV En.,. ~ rs,sa. ' e''~"
PROM bCFFALO-By New York time from De
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

Driving, Croquette, Vista and Park, light
colors, fancy styles, in felt Hats, at Clagetts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

BAGGAGE On pcIHD THRoUGu,
AID fare al,oays a lose a. b sss stkey RoGt.
TTAsK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAIAWAI.-Ss
which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket
0fsces In the West and South West.
n. RIDDLE, WIN. n. BARR,
GepI supt aenl Pass Agt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

stock Market.
By Telegraph HEs YoRx. April S.
Government Observation-Disclosures 81 Ioa@< coup
81 " 800 registsred 81 ica141L: 500 coupons
81 lo sSe saocouposs 'es loI5se lcs5s $50 coupons
January and July lo-ise; 1oaos Registered s's<oss
1910 coupons ~ Il June sss iot5<0h
MIC ioo;s: Rris ss,s: 1osfox; III csnsrai III
GiIs; Huaso lsTarss; Reading IeiL4o%; Toledo lisa
0iIs; " $50 osE do pressrrsd eaI4o1< n ss,zo
YAK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

All Trains nm directly through to New Yors
AS46o MILES WITHOUT osasas o. co.cmrsv,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

THIS RAILWAY kxrENps FROM
Dumkirk to n. York, 4S0 miles.
Buffalo to New York. 423 miles.
Salamanca 10 N. York as miles.
AMr N Fxcm
20 to q Miles the Shortest Route /!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

GyoR sALE-Ths very desirable brick resideses
t grounds now owned and o. euried " Al VIII
con Esa IL situated on the corner Of Tbirteenfh
High strss4s hocss hms eight ropms with all the med
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. frame barn, three very deetn1
los attached Price &c 300. Title good sale.
further particulars enquire Of
Dwif II. ID. TkN-BfO
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



GEpSsY-SxnH On Wednesday January o. by the
Rev. Dr. Adams ~ the residence Of the BRIDES father,
r. n GEpNKY 20 DELLA NJ, only daughter Of Joseph L.
Smith, all Of this city. No cards.
\ HAwKs-SuIIIvAN.- On Monday, December IT, by tn Q
Rev. Mr. Quinn, JOHN HAYES to Miss Lizzie SULLIVAN,
formerly Of Boston.
\ IMRRrK-MoRRis. ION Thursday, January 10, at the
Reformed Dutch church. Bergen Point, by the Rev. H.
f. Jones, Mr.. JAMES IMRRIE to MARY ANNA, daughter
OF General william L. Morris.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Il LAwRRNcE-PErRRs.- Wednesday, January Q, at
Christ church. Thirty street and Fifth avenue, by
the Rev. r c. Ever CHKsIxR B. LAWRENCE to Miss KATE
c. PxrERs, both OF this city.
LOcxR-CurHBERT. Wednesday, January Q, at
Grace church, Whitestone, l.. l., by the Rev B. r. Alb
bot JOHN j. LOCKE TO Miss EMMA j., daughter OF George
Cuthbert, Esq
MADnI,-DALE--On Wednesday, January O. at the
house of the BRIDES brother Third by Rev.
J. s. McCulloch, Mr. JAMES 7 MADnI, Of squankum,
New Jersey, to Miss MAGGIE s. DALE, Of this city.
SrLrs-WHrrrMAN. this city, Wednesday,
January o. by the Rev. Dr. Gaaudot, ANDREW b. STILES.
10 AUGUSTA, daughter Of William B. wheman, all Of
this city. q tH
-HESDERsoS-On Tuesday, January 8, by
Rev Charles X Imbre, W. A. WIEcHERs to Mrs. T.
HENDERSON, Of Jersey City. u6
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steady heard Of sale Of 100 hhds Engiish Isaud 81
&c and small lots New Orleans q sc sse 10, ..,-,.
rpenilne though the market ruled drn The only .sls
We heard q was 70 ee A. oc KosS. continued sr. al
bes eonm nor strained a. s. ss $40 DO common a.
S a ap w no more 3 70 ns .. s S SS wsshn
ton nj ~ 221s, and 2oV do Newbsrn - - T. q. b.
but The % ruled isa .s. !" .
Of about 00W gallons city al 81 Is crushers generally
packages cut meats Ss DO lard ss64 dressed hogs The
s. cash .pS regular sc sS as
for old sIs t3N sls for $:o IS fOr
With moderate demand We $50 bbla a sli
20 SS o' Ss . ao % 1n
hams were shade nrmsr with scivs demand or
steady with . moderate demand We note saies OF $50
o9ae: city sscr clear :. ie c. Cut meat, wsrs dun
So ioc FOR shouiders Dressed hogs wers dull a Dc:
.s hsng .s oSsrsS = S for ws's s:.. Iss
n i e s s:.ss e. us...: . 70! P jane
Of February selsr'. option at LAC Batter and choose
ss %. ss s e.
u.sy 's.sy snS Arm q IrS,oS: gesss the tram.
es::n. cSsnSs though q .ssndasd Whit. vs. ssc
Cd - slisht advance The demand howeveL wss ysry
4 ~ X{s and prins light si;,w while y zo
RICE was hrn. though Quiet. II ss se We heard OF
ssspsIinsssa rather more active she sales Boz
ton osmprsng Loo bsss cslcS'ts 2. c1mpsa and 0Oo
srnAsrs was without mstsrsi change. Sales noce lbs
Il exc. l0Hc; also 5000 lbs grease q ssc 80.
r.. s.a Tes Is s
iolc lc,fc and including small .. Porto Rico :.
demand and Arm Il iS,zc FOR standard hsrds.
T4Lov yss IN sOsvs demand and Arm Sales moooo ibs
sxnrsS.ceip.s sss bsls The market .. continued
dull and prices were nominal tn the absence Of business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-11

For wheat the demand very limited, and holders
cessicns but there no 70 SELL and pre-
yous prices fully maintained The sales embrace 900
bushels Canada club In bond on private terms Al the
opening there was fair demand for chiefly from the
manifested desIrs 70 sell IN consequences Of which the
comprised 70 900 bushels including Western mircd 81 ~
90 in store; yellow Southern ct 81 l6 u IT. and vel
ssas. were 10 goo tnshels mostly in ANAL los At &c Sc
Tor chicago. and 7Oc for Stale. Rye neglected and
ncnlnsl W: quote New western a. and State u 20
srn,seS ~ % a a Sn 70. oarey sra saes were
ing Canada West IN bond at $50 do, duty paid 81 H. and
lions.
Cor1os Even at concession Of fully IIc per h. the
market ruled very quiet the being confined
30 bales. The demand was chiefly for spinning We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-11

Awashington despatch published to-day says II 10 the
intention OF the Acting Comptroller Of the Currency 10
require national banks 70 keep the amount OF their
reserve for the protection Of their circulation in
plain legal tender notes Coming In the midst
Of q bear operation on the Stock Exchange, this
has suspicious look. a. u n was intended to help the
bears In reality matters bu, little, a. the bmks
always have, arc supposed 70 have more than the
required twenty-five per cent reserve OF legal tenders
against their circulation and the Law docs dIscrim-
mate against interest bearing legal tenders reserve
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AsxKs.-Recsipts. % packages. The market continued
quiet and steady 1t previous prices.
BREApsruyvs asa bbls -four xsodo corn mea
600 bags do. 7ss bushels and 1850 do
malt The market for State and Western 6our was less
active. and prices declined 0c. l5c oil grades
cepung medium and choice which without alteration.
The sales covered 1900 bbs at appended quotations.
Southern -four without change sales 0
Rye -four dun and heavy with sales Of 800 bbls q
o. % % Is Corn meal quiet but steady; 500 bbls
were 1t % jersey and IS 50 Brandywine
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GAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10, 1851
The proceedings in the Nevada Legislature yesterday
were unimportank Mr.. John Winters ID among the
sspants for United States Senatorial honors General
Nyes friends greatly elated last night and feel
.ooaadsnt OF his election.
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SHlPPIN q NE w S


Cleared.
s.ss d. CUB
steamship Ressco. Clyde Snyder Wilmington. Sc-J
Steamship Ys.oo Hodges. NorfoIk-0 Hsnetsp 4 Pal
s.s.ss.S!p Sss,ssssts Johp,on Po,ASdJ Ames
Ship Cutting. Tyson. Liverpool via savAnnah-J Az
Bark H.lcyon. Hubbard New orleans-N n Brigham.
Brig Haidse (Br,. West Kingston Js-Heury. Do Cordo-
Ss: w.fs var; sr Ward.
sssr so6 ESp
schr Hawes. Dawson New orisans-Youns Co
ssSr GsGs:s Gynss xas: ana f:p;.sc.nI ssssT
sohr Paul sesvsy. ouiin. Wilmington Nc-Hoiyoks &
sehr J Lsnh.. Martin. wsshinssoo. ro-van Brun, 4
schr Rob, Knapp sacketi Stamford.
Arrived.
stssMshp Rising Star. Harris Aspinwan Jan with
% & Ssi csss @.s
s.s g ;ss. reS Ss. sA.etfora Gov with
y % for ps e ssy
'Gs -s Ts:s and 4 ss &C. hour.
.s ~ with ua.s
B.rt Tsraain cof so~on,. Kimbsn Anas.loo sums,ra)
BERN Win ss. sosS
s. o: 81 i W; ~ gs:i
ma %-s s Il x. .s
pH Steamer s ws%.as,. rs ssdiord Yah md.s .ad
passengers, TO FersusonA Wood.
Marine Disasters.
sr..x;s Lcy.rsr.I. thought Cha. The damage @ the
Conn, sfisr being ashore win rssss sSou. sscu -
.s.s' .s" mp from
IL ds sS ana ASss % fast and
BARK AHsu 0ARpss. from Perth Amboy for A.p,u
o Srs ct q Turk y bad entirely
BAsx AsHoRsCaps Couch. the steamer Niaxars which
: :.ss ne fss VI.
gsle Z MAn.sos err, from New YORK for aslIfsr 10
Isdss hs. Sssc and DSi' g :@ppsd ""'''
Sow Asrsgs sgsrcs sot Boston, from Savannah for
Ssy. noS q Rssrss ana .us.e.
s'ss :s s' sS i%s p %; ss
e. ''d q pine
wet s er john m rasps ssf u
nys and hsd 'srbcsrd quarter and stern stove aud
is..l split, 40 The Jane ics Sc-spri. jisSoom and
ssnots al sandy Hsos l. 5sins RAPIDLY drcssrsed Sy
wrect she liss up q the brig proser Which wss
wrecked that point last arne and supposed " be badly
In urnd by humping upon her
srHs cAIp~xLI winch srrlsed =, cbsresiou ssh ms.
FROM New Work, the south Channel. during
b.aw from the ,orth ponndng heavily and srainins.
kroekef the shoe OF all the pincs the
rudder causing her 70 leak besides dong other damage
scrR HAM. Han. from Baltimore for Boston struck
the Sow Pigs TN lust ~ 81 o'clock She 6led
fast and ashore tho west end Of Nsshawina
Island and bived All hands saved She had board
total WRECK.
rcnR los OF Galveston. laden with wood whle lying q,
anchor In that harbor driven ashore gale x3th u
bus would probably be got OF.
se2R iosx G@rus. frou Charleston Tor Philadelphia.
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for deposits although IT says regarding the circulation
reserve:- M
Nor shall any Treasury note hearing interest issued
under this act be legal tender payment or redemp
ton OF any notes issued by any hank banking assoca
ton or banker calculated intended 10 circulate as
money. M
The annual December statement Of the Paris Bank OF
Discount reports Its discounts and loans in the year
1s6so4 at 1754Ooo 900 francs 1885, 500 oool and In
1866 to 244 900 900 francs lS4ss 0Oo The cap
ita is only 40 000 900 frances g. 100000 During the
six months preceding the LIST Of October 1885, the net
gains foot up only 10000 francs for twelve months
at the ratio they Yield nine and onshs per cent
upon the capital invested but the entire amount Of
business done the profit at that rate was only fraction
over onc-ssventh Of one per osnt Wa
The isthmus steamer, arrived to-day brings Ss14 764
In from San Francisco Papers Of that city.
dated the 10th ulmo report that the money market Is
tending 70 greater ease choice names being negotiable
1t bank per per month Receipts Of treasure
from the interior continued arsA The exports Of
specie from San Francisco have BEEN n follows:-
Total since January 1895 .ez2 607 o6S
Corresponding period Of loo6........... Is, ISL 500
Decrease this year. $9oS,oS6
The following securities cold ct auction In this
city yesterday BY order OF administrator to close
estate-
% shares Williamsburg Gas Light Company,
- United stass: Fin insurance Company sas
100 ssayvs:ant Fire Insurance. Company 1aS
800 Toledo. wabash and western Railroad Com.
pany, ~l00 eacn.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
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The value Of merchandise entered at the Portland
Ge) Custom House for the year 1855 was $14 s4s
or an increase over 1885 Of nearly rs per cent The
duties assessed amounted to 37e19 osl 81 an In
crease Of 50 per the year 1885, The value OF
foreign exports was 81, no. os 10.
The id valorem tax received by the United States Col
ector at New Orleans during the month OF December,
1885, amounted to $l145s o. the amount for licenses
$3.50 go making total Of s422 935 H. This ad
ded to the collections Of the Custom House, foot up
g. o2se52 % paid into the United States Treasury dur
ing the month.
The following is . summary Of the quarterly state
ment Of the Chicago national banks made on the It'll
inst. compared with that Of October, 1866
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-11

frssa Single subscription. 81; Thrse copies. ~;
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"a. sai,ossn. !. ~ -, =. MM ~
stock q su The ports for the week ending December a.
compared with those OF last and those Of the late
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-11

The receipts Of cotton At New Orleans for the week ending
January amounted NzS2 bales against "a, 1W for the
week prevtoua The for the week ending January
13o baiea against 65b previous The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-11

MOBILE. Jan 1Cld (nct arr steamship HAS st.rksy.
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.cs May isS Sskss 80
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan lar steamship Trad. WIND.
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on sa s Ss s se'E .sr !sps
The bss es % cross account Of low water.
wv SsfEswDEaS Jan sArr schr Madison Homss Ireland
NORFOLK, Jan Arr schr Emma Higgins, rlsrcs
Boston. Sid schr w Lewis Crowsil Jacksonville.
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shAsr scnr; nshsw yssssr Jr Christie Nsors Mar.
NEW HAVEN. Jan IArr schrs inward Lnsisy. Hiilsi
Celestial Shepard. aud chas Hortham Psson. from GOAL
,rEssACoLA, pee saArr .cArs Esry ni.d Roger. and
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PORTLAND. Jan e-Arr schr May Queen, Brown NYorx.
for Eastport
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec itArr bsrks Joachim Christian
(Hsm). behrens sydney; 18th Flora Kempton. RIO ia
METRO 10TH Revenue cutter Wsyspds, Seiden Hampton
ncsd. @ barr. a. M'd sySs., s.nss
err. Jsrre Liverpool Valparaiso; Gen Athein Orb
isS~sId ship. zaIc. (ar Jones LvcrpooI IN Derby.
S ssS.0p S y sst nm Gi s sS ssss
Jan 9Arr ship Victoria Br,, Hong Kong and Kasagswsi
bark Smyrna (probahly the snyrniote Lovet Nfot Nn.
ship George tpobsby the Br sap Fort Georse Tor ves
''WfLxrxGroN. Nc Jan s-Ar bark Modens, RYDER.
CbarrstDn schrs Ellen Perkins. Perkins Nfork IN. Ma
rine Forlaw 40. snow squsp ssinson, Camden, Ne