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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-18
TR YPHOS Sc.
FOR
Restoring 4 renythcning
TIE HAIR
MO OTHER PREPARATION FOR THE
~ Hair. ever presented TO the public such
Astonishing Results

h2OSu1tS
In 30 short time as has the Tryphose
From Mayor J. Il. HsxRv, who has been
partly Bald for Fifteen Years.
DAxgSroas, Oct. 10th, 1850.
have been using Mrs Coulter's Try phose for
ehe iast six weeks. and very much 10 my surprise
have nice crop of hair growing on the top Of
my head, where no hair has grown before for
niteen wears. JOHN H. HENRY
DAVENPORT, Oct. Esd, 1868.
Mas T. n. Corlrxa-Madsm:
have used your Hair Restorative ~ dress
icg for the HAIR for some six weeks. and do not
hesitate to pronounce il superior 10 anything
'has have ever met with for that purpose.
Respectfully Youia,
ID. u. SHELLEY.
For sale BY oil Drugg,sts and Hais Dresssrs,
Mrs. y. N. COULTER. Manufacturer, Davcn.
port, Iowa. p. q. Box 10. sov7 dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-18

The Equitable Life Assurance
Society.
nF THE UNITED STATES, POSSESSES
~ features peculiar 90 itself, which belong to
no other association in this country engaged in
the business of Life Insurance and which are SO
favorable to the assureda that they cannot fail to
commend the Society in peculiar manner to
the attention and consideration of the public.
W. +. Ross. General Agent,
jaul0.dtf NJ w. cor 2d and BRADY SITS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-18
j. H. WINSH1OW & CO.,
ESTABLISHED $50.
100 Watches Dress Patterns, BAL Skirte Jewelry,
Silver Ware, Dry Goods. &c, &c,
Worth 100000
ALL TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
u \ a. q ex.1ns

LOCO Gold and Silver Hunting cised
Watches ............. ....-,....... sis to gil,
1000 Dress Patterns and BAlmoral
Skirts ....... 80. ........... II to 60
1000 Revolv ng Casters and Batter
Dishes ..........................- Il TO -
10 600 Tea. Table and ressert spoons
and Fufks --....................E to - per dox.
c,ooo Napkin Rings Butter knives 6 to 10 per pair
$3.50 Ncst. Neck and ouard Chains. :. 3 10 10 each.
s,un California Diamond Rings and
pin-................... -. , 10 10 i"
s.eoo Msric spring and snap loclscis 4 to 10 a
| s,oD cold Pens, Silver mounted hold
| 800 Gold Pens. with Silver extension
cnse ................. Ito 6 :"
| tooo se,r Ladies' Jcwelry aud Sleeve
| .tao Pans adies aud Gents Gloves . 10 IL =.
| $500 Pen and Pocket Knives -. to "
| 2.vo0 Ladies' Embroidered Ilandkcr
| chiefs ......,..... O 10 10 "
| 10 Hea other articles enumerated ON cir
cuiar ........ to 10 =.
Cerics,er Of ali the ,arion- articles. stating wha,
each one eau have. first put into envelopes seal
cd 10 and mixed aud. when ordered. taken out
without regard 10 choice. and sent by mail, tlns Civ
ing all fair chance. On the receipt ofthe Certificate
you will what you have, and then II In at your
option 10 send dollar and take the article or not
One Of these envelopes VIII be sent by mail ~ re
ceipt of - cents for 81 eleven for 81 30 FOR &
e. for $lo, and Ice for 80
Greatest inducements offered 10 Accents. which
want In every town. Send for circular ,whieh
gives complete list and terms To agents Address
J. IL WINSTON Co. s0s Broadway. n. Y.
we Iuus4~n bripW Au fNHhCt rom one VI our Hu
merous complimentary letters with view Of inspir-
ing confidence Ia the minds Of those who may have
been deceived by ONE OF The impostcrs who iriiao
our business
"FoEI lYos. oct. sh, ls6G.
~. H. NINSLOW ~ Co.-Gr>rs:
There has been quite number of men sending
for Jewery, &c, from this psce to New York, and
other places, and 20 far have only found i. H. WINS
Low Co. honest and truthful in that business =
Everything iha, has been sen, for has at thc
proper time. and just what IL represented t.
he. There has been no article sent that could have
been bought for less than double the money II cost.
81 am sir, very respectfully, your obed.en sers'
"A. j. TTlATtH.
feb , dim. eco. X 5th L. ). Vol. INautry.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-18
INSUR ANCE.


AvAV1AN y 1leSH III - = AvA VA4OJo
MONEY INVESTED IN THE; EQUITABLE
lN1 SOCIETY ais always earning money for
its owner"
Barnum says that the difference between the
condition of none .loaner and that Of money
borrower, is that the former has y faithful serv-
ant out at work for him day and night, on Sun.
days aud Holidays. and is always worth more
when he gets up than he was when he went to
bed while the money borrower has somebody
ese's friend which he flatters himself is his own
but which is constantly running hin in debt for
somebody else's benefit, and every morning he
rises worth less than he was when he went TO
bed, and is in fair way TO become worthless en-.
tireIy.
In the Equitable Society, the premiums are re-
CURED to be paid all in cash, which is kept IN
vested for the benefit Of the policy holders; and
SO its members all money loaners.
Every member of the Equitable Society re-
ceives in an anriea! dividend the earnings Of
his money together with his share Of the profits
from selection OLIVES. economy Of management
forfeitures, and other profits resulting from the
business; aad SO money invested in the Equita-
BILE Society is always earning money Tor its
owner. W. +. ROSS, Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-18
The Latest and Most Important
Discovery Of the 18th
Century {!

MO MANS NAME.Ix MORE
INTIMATELY connected with the history Of the
MATERIA MEDlCA Of The United Sta.es, or
more favcrsbly known IA pioneer in medica
discovery than that OF
on. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, Kentucky.
His. inimitable preparation oi,SAR6APAR1lr
LA has long stood at the head Of the various
compounds Of that valuable drug.
lis COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY has
become household word throughout the West
and South.
His WORM LOZENGERs. in less than year
after their introduction. attained = reputation
as wide spread MS the continent Of North Amer
But the browning glory OF his life RENAME to
be attained in his latest discovery, or rather
combination, for he does no, claim 10 have been
the discoverer Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-18
WANTED

WANTED,
A Thorough Business Man,
rTNO TRAVEL AND DIRK FOR A LEADING
i Insurance Company. A liberal salary will
be paid to gentleman adapted to the business.
w. +. ROSS.
ianlO-dtf NV cor. I'd and Brady SITS
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$5l3,6sl.22


The length OF the road i. 273 mile. The
number Of acres of land thus far certified by
the Secretary of the Interior as belonging
to the grant TO this company is 10, 4ii.-
The number Of acres OF land scld by the
company up to January lst, 1861, is s,s97
al! the actual settlers. In the twelve
months since the last annual report, the
company has built las miles of main line,
and eight miles Of side track and has dis.
bursed in this State over one million, six
hundred thousand dollars in cash, and CON-
plsted the first connecting link between the
Union Pacific Railroad and the railroad sys
tenn east of the Mississippi river.
BURLINGTON 4 MISSOURI RIVER r. II.
Earnings for tho year were $i66,7i5 81
Operating expenses, including taxes but not
construction account there has been ex-
pended for engineering, grading and bridg>
ing, west Of Ottumwa, <3l3,4l7.75.
These three companies being all that have
made reports, we are prevented from giving
anything in regard TO the other roads,
State Register.
Construction trains are now running OF
the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
10 Melrose, Is miles west Of Abba, the coun.
ty seat Of Monroe county.
The Charlton Patriot says wolves have
bsen seen recently within a mile Of that
city, and quite . number together in the
forest few miles from town.
The Collector Of this District has closed
the dist,lleries ut Mt. Ayr and Council
s,Hs Cor tol~ .r Il h<
State Registsr.
Huge piles of iron are arriving every day
o. Kellogg. The work goes bravely on
Deep cuts and trestle work don't stand the
boys any time. The road will be here early
in the Spring. Nerton Free Press.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-18
REAL ESTATE.
JOHN OCHS Il SON,
A0onSs pOn
The Sale Of Real Estate,

MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY
q sAn AURRS OF CHOICE PRAIRIE
cow Land in Scott. Cedar. Benton, Pow
sshish. Tema aad lows Counties
1Yplupsovss .RAnns. OF lsO acres each, from
TO 10 MILES ffo00Dss export.
10 lnesOvsp FAsxs II 20 acres each, from
70 Is miles Of Davenport.
A 0oOD snrnOvso FAss Of 40 aores, withis
10 mijse Of Davenport.
coon lspaovaD FAan Of 100 acres, within
10 miles u Davssport.
OooD lnss0vso YAsn Of 90l aoses, 30 scsss
u simbss. within n miles Of Davenport.
Coon oopnOvGD fAsx Of $50 acres, within
10 miles q Davenport.
OAlss No. % brady Street. over Wilson's
JoVo1gy Store. iea36-dtf
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~ - - - - - ~ - ADnO - - -
FOR sale.
~ sessss nsaly I'D mn s>ssst, elslso.
L. sesses Perry ssd giAA street.. elxls0.
eow essapisd - coal yasd, hes good railroad
ssalisiee. 6sdis suitable Tor stores. wass-housss,
q a3l1o.
Let corner Of Perry and vihh streets. - Sset
feoat - Reilsood, snd 16e fest fb0as % Perry
ssess, as6 u the best position In the city for -
elsvslos.
4 lete NTH frost % the n. D II. n. 3. cad
leo feet % Western Avenue and 0aines streets,
With frame ONCE and stable FIRST rats locates
Tor lumber yard.
Good bail1ing iots IN East Davsnpost. have
1ss visw Of the river, Rock island, andths cities
sfDsvsapsst aud Rock Island. Price o90osesh.
Is 0ssd buil1ing lsts In the city Of RoeA
slsad, within I've minutes walk Of the U. 3.
Arsssal. Price from $40 70 $3.50.
SOutlots often aefss each, hslfmIls from city
noek 1slaod, - the Oamdsa end Rock lslsne
goed. 0uitobse for 9asdening Or ffv1e faleee9.
0as1s Applv - GEO d. DAv8NbONC.
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sfull val, OF raE CREw, AND OrrrcrRs ovER
line, or in-We publish an sccoun. of q recent
Pledges ratio meeting in Fort Madison. 1t is
keokuk. r, even in this cool weather, to read
gs. II is something 10 know that
TIE MAG localityin Iowa where Democrats
patriots, spell, with IMMUNITY, in the face of the
pudcnce iLAnd then, to think how the Democ-
fuence vice ,er portions of the county will
rance sonnet vide .mouthed amusement, when
fered as 50 hat the Democracy of Fort Mads
TO hear serrsd the temerity to read their lead.
country, th the party. Why, even from pc
do not muAmote that 1.-THE memory of man run
not steal, tto the contrary the Democracy OF
erous, tear ~ has been accustomed to fall on ito
ns Tod, 10. admiring wonder and awe, when
bitters an, the Democratic Jove of old Lee,
IS smbrosisl locks, and nodded his
NEw f1ds. And so long a. we have been
call attenant in the county, we never knew q
Insursncest who hesitsted 70 "hnmp
our column when johnson crooked his finger.
last year WIS belief it cannot be, that the De-
thousand of Fort Madison have had the cour-
claims by del, to mutiny, seize the Democratic
and forty tscsst the officers overheard. Commo-
value of its captain, lieutenants, mates, cooks
over sevenre reported cast overheard By the
.ffyper os crew. johnson, Bacon, Thurston,
year on, Dorri We can't believe it; We will
not trust our eyes and ears.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

AZ 9 large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
on the 2sth of February, preparatory TO the
approaching charter election, Patrick Gill
gan, Mayor, of the city, was called to preside,
and ]. E. MARCEL was appointed Secretary.
Before taking the Chair His Honor said be
deemed it is duty to give q short account Of
his stewardship, while serving them a. Mayor
Of Fl. Madison. He said it was true the
town wss deeply in debt, and consequently
>thiseears' taxes exborbitant. "But," said
fou,. the % ibid create that debit or am
- - Board of Aldermen response.
BE for theiaxes to pay it9'' "That debt"
said the Mayor, " was created before came
into Office, by the very men who are raising
all this clamor against me. The trouble is
they cannot use us for their own selfish ends,
20 rob the honest citizens of Fl. Madison :;
pay the Railroad bonds in the hands of
Johnston and Bacon allow Railroad track
tc. remain on our levee that cost twenty
thousand dollars; vote forty THOUSAND dollars
more for Railroad 10 Burlington, and then
Hheall sother occasions vote as Ed. Johnston
or p&sN and We shall gil the bill and the clique
in ,satished." Last year, said the Mayor
htckea thought 70 use me, and j. II. Bacon
yoe6 into our Convention and moved b,
IF fxaaisd By Acclsmmation;h he now find. an
ssr r. -~ssAle, and he turns round and tn,
URN AfuiAre barking at my heels, includin,
Judf Aesfi, Bill Thurston, Charley Doer
,rosA.d,Nnv little dors in tovr r.uo,
and o., y said His honor, i've have bee,
In hand q 9s fellows too often, they are .ra,,
. sAervsrd party and Democratic princ;ples
= sbakf are 10 longe' II for fellowship with thos
[he are uncontaW asted, and I therefor,
the adoption he following preambI
fssolntions. Wn,a on motion were ca,
by lacclamma' ,a-
IWnsHxAs, The b-.,r.eratic party Of Pa,
Madison was, and l. Z .-iv in the majority. an
kwhersas. the leaders b, tore exercising sn,hori
~ evsr end controlling sd party, have proven 5
shsir aels TO be cliqsa q unprineipied dem,
Ss7SSf ppiiticai swie i-rrs, and unworthy Of n
ssnAasaes Of the part, 'ierefore,
Rssptssd, That Ell Johnston, J. II. B.oor
yrsd Hssssr, Bin Thur .. and Charley Do,ry. /
lrneuinsusiy expelled ,sted, and debsrr,d no
crnuuinine amy contr,s 40 leaders or ord;ns
: fU1mDe5 OF the Demee-a'ie party Of Fort Ma
pen.
With three cheers f,r the hard>6sted u,
mocracy Of Fort Maason, and three sro.,
fcsthe clique, the meeting, on motion
John Bicksher, adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

Chicago marKst.
~ fslsersph.l osicAse, March ..
Tlour-Frm cboioe brands and som holdsrs Ask I'd
higher prices 10, demand mostly all orders and
confined speculative brands Of spring sxsrss There
10 little ,pscuiasion in MARKET
wheat-Acuve bat unsettled, No . spring opened at
81 wal s2J< fell Oh and closed dull 81 po7<0l
VI sellers outside price, ssh receipts Of do In good
milling and shipping demand At 81 Gael ~ Ne spring
sarce With fair demand n - f9Da "a for fsh u rsss
lar houses.
| corn-sc qtiet but fra, opeang n 7s1<. closing
quiet at 7sA which there buyers than sell
srr rejected in demand opening oooeo1< ssd closing
at ee,4aei.
oats-firm and higher, With more buyers than sell
srs ct s4st94 Tor regular $685. for fresh rsesipe
/ Of No ..
Rye-Activs vtih saiss Of fresh No II s-Oes; vim
ter Do ss,fape mostly ct etfDss; No ir.sh sold q
a1<
Barley Dull with ..s.s Of rsund lot Of No vints
at g. and car tot OF Nc winter north side at a.
Dressed Hoes-sc2rce, and choice lots held abov
buyers views Gales small and quotations di1suit q
| give.
Prsvisions- Firm: pork setivs 81 advance
Ssesee per bhi.
Out Meats-Hsld lSDi4c higher. clear sidss sold a
1ol< loose, swset pscksled hams held at i2nl7x
Lars-DuIl at iliS91s for steam.
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1HEhtA
few days s

50, y ebrasks House of Representatives
W." '' u, tremendous sensation, the other
I'D barely escaped serious row. A
N IN, however, was made to vscate the
r, or rather to substitute another Speak.
To ssch WINS regularly submitted by the
-r.;z.s and carried. Whereupon Mr..
ro..;h,.. Is vacated, amidst the brandishing of
mo Wsdnspd the new Speaker took his place,
or moro GAR which the minority jumped the
l. naedsa "a fed like flock of sheep, or q
By order aols.
perheads of Nebraska, are mis-
AYREs, = Of knaves and towards, the very
ma A. wing of the tailings of the remnant Of
fair old>fsocratic party Of the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

HEARD FRoN.-Thomss J. Benton, Jr., the
"poor soldier " candidate for Governor, on
the Kangaroo ticket, for whom we we're max
ing solicitous inquiry the other day, has been
heard from. by way of Washington city, the
Senate of the United States rejected his
appointment to the Office Of Assessor in the
Fifth District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06
KRoKuK MARKET.

sUNDRIES.
BuYrRR-Tn good demand st see q D. for choice
lots
EGes-Have advanced. The price paid to-day
was 1sc a dozen.
SoReHux-Best quality brings s5e to soc per gal.
PorAroEs-Choice lots At T5e to soc D bushel.
CHrcxKss-Per dozen. 81 90 to s. rs.
ruRkEYs---( Dressed) l5e D n.
aosEY-In boxes, 20 to &c per ID.
LARD--l0 to lie per n.
GBsKs APPLgs-Rrom zoe to 81 90 per busheL
oMoss--75e per buthel-
TURpirs-30e per bush.
BxRswAx-3oc per ID.
rALLow-In bbls, Sic 10 &c; do loose So per D.
Rkss--4 to ale per 10.
WooL-Tub washed 40e.; Heecs do fns s5c.;
unwashel, Of.
PxArHERs-prime SOC TO 60e per D.
HIpxs-Green SC: do sailed, &c; green calf skins
l5c dry flint lie; do salted lac; damaged
and grubby of; pelts 25c to IS.
BsAx-In demand at 81 90 per 100 lbs.
HAY-Timothy $40 90 to $l2 90 per ton; Prairie,
80 90 t. 81 90.
woop-ts SO to 81 90 per cord, according to quail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

The House Of Bishops of the Episcopal
ASnpfch of the United States, have issued an
Address, condemning the Ritualistic innova-
soas advocated By some parties in the church
and against which Bishop McIlvaine has re.
csntly been Illuminating through the papers in
Ohio,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

~ Telegraph. os.nAse. March 8.
Hoss-ksesipn this q. we're light, and sarkst nrn
and active 10 the sxtsns Of the oGerngE sass
- Ns<o7 10 per 100 lus. Quality. mir, choices
smooth iess Of light bring much heavy, especially
n the lsttsf 10 coarse.
CsttisRsoeapss fair, and with usfsvorabie rsper
iron al The iesns sstsen narksss buyers hold
ing hack for lover hsur than sellers Of good stock ~
willing % scespt sass ct sas foe Inferior 10 ir 81
DIX Tor good feeding and psskias stseh; soe5{ sss
COED; eI<s71x for choies shippfss ssssrs-
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~ rsssg1.pA.l Nsv Ymx. N.,sa 4.
Stock nxshanxs very weak. On Railway Int ths =.
n sAsrs - n average decline Of pr cent Win,
v pfd ~ per cent hover. Prsess esss,x r,ehsr -,
ssssAy. Eroleo7<osS Irie ss11ok: ~ ,eo7r =
i0e7G sss3So5L olis,SoH; III ~; Nv
ss<ok ~ s3<oJ3 n v ~.
~ u isesoilst3 essp.s ~ lssHoaiek -
rS i0NoeE - ssspOas ~ l9,eoE - =
.s sss - JOY ise96ok ~ rs ak0oa< -
ae1ooA S~ - ~ ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

Pxsrxr Medicines have become synouo.
mos With humbug and lead many to hesitate
+. about usinga preparation because il 10 adver-
eised, We cannot agree in condsmnins all.
msru3y because some unprincipicd quacks
ain ~ palm of their nauseating stuff on cred
uIoasl hamanity. There are some prspars>
sisus, ous of which We will inslance, Pscto,
nkDaln, that is deserving Of pablie patron
90 hoing prepared BY askilsfil chemist. DR..
kaGs1en, asd d without dosbt The hsst ex-
. p.e.e kss~r. For sals b. Kerr 3 Fal.
e. ad1sma 9sn6hueu s.-~s-r
- ~ r snpssuivs ssaspas;se -
1#r{Fz-y skAaaeasaarrsass4sa.
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THH Register is rejoicing most tremendous
iy, with display Of bantams, Gags and Ian
ners. and high and lofty highfalutin, over .
Republican victory at the city election in Des
9ssnet. Mayor cleveland was re>elec.ed
Lby handsome majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

&lrrs or LADne.-We keep blank Bills of
Ading Tor sale 81 this Office.
AFe afs prepared TO print Bills Of Isdins
Pso Peder on short notice, and at cheaper rates
nss suy where else in the city, Give US
IcAll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

THAr BRrDoE.-We state again in response
a. contemporary, and on the authority of
b,;s1eid, that no contract for building .
has been signed or made. The
eure sion was as we stated, simply the pur.
vexts the Illinois Bridge Company's rights
~v~sfucrties here in the interests of the rail.
than &c, as preliminary step TO o contract for
call. " the bridge, in pursuance of certain
Tar, ,itions pretty well understood between
Cor davo -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

ORIGINAL NOTICED James a Ho,.
- sey Noah Greeley, eidney D. Root cAruIine \.
Root, L kmmoos, Postsr Liam, Plume pnrmeiss 4
stsrfstt, Myses knsely, Michael Hushey ysms. -
- 9fsvess = ssssmsn. Bank Of Old Doseiniss, Al
-. w1n. 1ssss n.itbJ, Asnss Reeves. Hsury TsvI..
hiram barney. fsainsn, Robinson Co. Es..,
sic.e,Un Mllisn eiIli.s 4. 7 e.svssson, l. Ms,se.x
70, Hckisn Lacas, " D. Millsx 49,
" Phinney, 0 ,. Dsvis, sophia Osadsnins: l.
Tea Esd sasA Of yos are hereby notiaed thai 49,,
nov on he 10 tie once Of the Clerk Of the Ds.ss.s
q - County Iowa. at pors Asdson pstitia. ~ Nh
- Dsnn claiming decres emitting On and for,eiosn.
ycsr equity Of redemption ia and al clair -, ~
nle.1G rs.l ss.ta te-wit nins&y srr1 a. y ~
- q tns =. VI v - - 1cv1ship z nrN
- sesse vNs gaastss - ssss1sa N InssS...oe
neksa11 a!Ieon that paafnai9 g. s.S s.,y'
~ Rsreaess vn4Fs ssrteia 4serss q 49, -
- - - = sts ID = aso = ZEN sssiss q
vsh.s - 49, thsssts - Auls1S -. - :,
y se - nsxs - II - ~. y 80 =
M n. es g - sAire nse6ay II nay, ~. -
=. Es ddifs isdsezs1stt.
RNHSna
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neq0 = - Nos Miivashsss
or.-AOss bsab~; = go II n sssS u AsOah
49, d iok sbs ~ vtaes sosesA
oss-usshAnssG ssoss fbr wssesn
p~s-rrp.r: .ees sssiv.; ~ uoss ~ nsv, sass
ins Il N ~ - sso77 rs iss old.
Cat Mssap-Rirn.
DrsnsA ness-s9koiet
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whiskyAo1st.
prsvlnL osist.
Aeosn
ens-auA Marirsbs 1TS
s.es-yir.s osss noN.
Molssas-Quiss.
PsGossum-DulL lT5<ols for Grade HoA Tor -
nusl h bod.
I.ssD-ouiss ,ekok os.s~iasAs; io,4ok leg
rsbssA NJ short ribbed 10y short clear
cus nsss-Ytrn; soll for sheuldsrr llHolsk sOs
haas.
Dressed Hos,-Unehaaesd; e3<1iok Tor Wstsra.
rAra-Hssvy; l2oN for old; iE,zoish for new.
Rustsr-Dull and heavy f2e7o.
ch.sss Quiet isais
Nsw Yerk Money Aax3sss
- rssssrspA-l Hsv roax, March b
noa.y-Rashss mere setive for call.
sssriiAs-loczok hrss bills
acld-Clossd ss lssszalsek.
g. Louis Market
By r.issrsph.I D. Leui4 March g.
Tob.cso--uDchangsd
rour-ouise low grades duh and lower; super % 1ss
go. extra sios1< double EXTRA Shalt Is.
whsst-Dui ssd heavy for spring arm for NIL seas-
non to choice spring 8 ssst choice fsn ssss so
cors-Bsstsr;sl 90.
oats-Dui.
Msas Pcrk-Advxnced: s2os2ek.
B.ooD-san islz.1, CLEAR sis.s; ~. shoulders Is for
sugar cured hams.
Lard-Hishsr; likaisk
wAisky-Unsettisd; sales mainly kept quiet
Ctneinnast MsFxet.
BY Telegraph oasorssAn, March s.
| ylsur s.s Grsin-upehNnssd.
| Whisksy-stsady at
Msss pork-Advanced 70 $40 sol2o IS; nov hsiA ~
sx 90.
Bulk M.sis-Rrm: 5HasJ<
L.rd-In demand isoi21< for eountry ct iussssos
points city held 81 is,<eis1s.
| Bntssr- Dull.
| Esu-In demand At ist1f.
LArgR
Flour Unchanged with limited local demand for No
l spring: % 4S02 50 and q soa 20 for winter.
corn-Dull, but prices DOT lower. shsllsd g. 81
shsIlsd In sacks 7e
| Oats-s7 for No /.
Rye-urm; u 3Ase6 for Ne ].
Bsrisy-Duli, II toGs Coz tsll;a osoi % for No
spring.
whisky-Rfrm; % In bond.
Mes Pork-Firmsr: besa city brsnds held e7i. sslss
sdei.ss city asf2o ~ and country at 80 %.
| Bulk Meats-Ciosing at ~, sEolosz for shouldsss
SIDES aud clear sides hams loysosz; shoulders o. dAss
| lcsl. iiASi2
LArd-girm; held ct l3ss1k bot not ssisssls ct bet
tar than 17l%.
Batter and Chssss-Up<hansed.
Kgss-le0l7.
FsreiEn Markets.
| BY Telegraph LaxpOs, March tive.
consols closed at 81; saO- Iss. fs.z: Ri. ssl.
| fRAsGronf March tive.
rshonas TsJs.
| LzyxspooI, March &-Hv
Cotton cicssd steady q an advance Of "a: niddftss
upisnds qaotsd At ls1fd. Ashes 3tt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

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