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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-06

Efgha Thousand Lsyal Men y
Council.

Th.,- - : rr.pd meeting q Athena yest
ta,a.. Tba men and women Of Aiesoun
and lows came out in force. From I'll ove.
Clsrk county, from various paEta o. Scoslana
county, from Western, Northern and Csa.n
Leo, the people came in crowds. q oe's-
cation came from the capital city Of our own
State. The call for the meeting met un'ssf-
sal response.
". have no time in this issue for Lengthy
no,;ce Of The proceedings. They we're e1-
cellent and satisfactory tkrousnou'. 10
Committee Of Arrangements, Or. bucKnel'
Col. Hitler, Judge Cald~ ell, and the rosy
did their work we'll.
Or. j. C. Wright, WAS made Pres'aen''
with several Vice Presidents. Kew. u. 2.
N. Thorne, Of Memphis, No, wss Appo'n.so
Chaplain, and opened the procssdinse ~l'n
. brief and excellent prayer. Then Win =
interval Of ONE hour for dinner, and The ap-
Drecisted interludss, wherein the hsokaA
German Brass Band discoutsed charming
music, the day vas devoted 70 speech max
INF. In the tVt0uVUui Nvss
Of Missouri and Adjutant.Ge baker,
and Hon. Geo. ". McCrsry, ofIova, spoke
in the afternoon, Hon. J. F. benjamin.
member Of Congress from tho Eishrh mis-
souri, District, Gen. f. ". sample, Of Lee
Hon. James b. BLAIR, Of Canton; ). y.
Clark. Of the GArE CRY Charlton q. howe
OF the LaGrange american; Mr. hoo'nson'
Of Des Moines, and Col. VIM. Leighton Of
Keokuk. The speaking continued 70 the
evening, and 30 did the crowd. Altogether
| ii was ! grand denomination, and shows thai
Clark. Scotland and Lee counties are vide
awake foI Grant, Colfax and victory.
With the wonted liberality Of the Del
MONIES Valley Company, Superintendent
Williams placed an extra train at the d'sposa
Of the excursionists for their return. Thai
| was on hand promptly, with the superb on
zine No. 10, the fastest and best on TIL
Western roads, one Of the Company Owl
manufacture-thi under the superintendent
Of Conductor Patch and Morris Sellers, pu
| the trsin~going part Of the excursion'ss'
at home in Keokuk BY nine o'clock.
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STEAMBOAT lSrELlloEScE The Harry
johnson was due from below last evening.
The Phil. Sheridan, with Captain Burnet,
In command and Mr.. Paul in the Office, ar.
rived last evening, and i'll depart for ST.
Louis this morning At 6o'clock. The forme,
undeS the command Of Captain Fl Lee viii
leave for that place At the usual hour,
o'clock,
The Davenport Gasette says that the steam.
or Countess had hole Knocked in her stern
on Sunday, % shs WAS crossing Sycamore
chain, on her way down the river. The waite,
vas very shallow, and she sunk only : feu
inches, and rested on the bottom. The water
was pumped ont after bulk head had beer
built 10 her hold, and yesterday morning sh,
Hoated, Aad Then steamed back up the river
intending 70 70 10 Lacrosse for repairs.
The Diamond 10, Of the N. W. U. Line
will leave for St. Paul Today at p. N. Col
Archer Agent.
The following is from the Muscayne Jour
"a, Of the Sd:
0ispAtch received ~ this CITY To-day, BY
tbs sgent Of the Northwestern Union Packei
Company, announces the sinking Of the
steamer Jennie Baldwin, on the upper rapids
Yesterday. The catastrophe was occasloued
by her striking . rock. No lives lost Fur,
ther particulars are not reported. The Jen-
ME, for some time past, hSs been plying as .
regular packet between Dubuque and Fort
Madison. We presume her place viii at
oncs b supplied by another boat.
r. S-Sincs writing tbs above, Ne learn
that tho boat has been raised and started for
La Crosse 70 be repaired.
The stage Of w4ler At Dubnqe Is reported
improving, but business 1t that point re-
mains very dull.
From the Burlington Haekeys We learn
tAat Captain W. 81. Pierce has accepted the
position Of passenger agent Of the Northern
Lins Packet Company st that place
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limited amount Of profane and indecent Ian
susgs !; for an absence Of oil regard for the
rulss and regulations go, erning the Deming
House. and for entering the d'ning-room Of
that popular hotel while in state Of intoxi-
catiea, ono Hawkins, formerly steward at the
Billings House, Was assisted into the stree,
last evening by one Of the employees Of the
Demins. Whether be was kicked out OF
not he deserved TO be.
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Hos, J. F. BESJAx1S, who speaks this
evening, is now At the Tepfer House.

THr CASE or JoHE CARrER.-Recordef
Wilson decided the case Of John Carter yes
terday morning, BY binding him over in the
sum Of $500, to appear 1t the next term Of
the District Court. Up to noon yesterday
Carter had failed to furnish any security.
There was no positive proof produced that
he il euiity of the crime of which he is charg-
ed, but circumstantial evidence was very
strongly in favor Of bis conviction. he seems
to have penchant for Gre, and it is thought
that il he Is the guilty one, the crime was
not COMM, ted through malice, but merely for
the sake Of gratifying his greedy and insata-
BILE appetite for excitement.
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St. Louis & Quincy Packet CO.

TOM JASPERp- The fne steamer Tom
J.sne, mi leave Keokuk for St. Louis every Mon
asy At = m and Thursdsy 1t o'clock =. N.
d0LIID MePlkB, every Tuesday and
Friday, ut s O'Clock .. m. Mesls and State.
ROOMS free.
Fare from Ksokuk 10 ST. Louis, $500. Through
bills OF lading given for freight to al stations on
the Dies Moines Valley Railroad.
Az fre;.h, for the river conveyed to the Agent
!. Keokuf. viii be attended TO without delay, snd
free of charge
Throrrb tickets for sale to ell points West over
the Hannibal 1 st. Joseph Railroad, and both
branches Of the Pacific Railroad Once corner
Bloudeau and Leyee Stafford building.
S. NJ. ARCHER, Agent, Ksokuk.
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Arrivals and Departures Of tho Nails
ARRIVALS.
lrrlyals and Departures Of Eeokuk Packets

ROB HOY, Arrives0n Sunday sna Thurs
dsy. q o'clock D. M, ard Departs % Tuesday
and Friday, 1T o'clock q m.
ANDY JOHN. Or, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, IT 8 o'clock p. M, and Departs on
Wednesday and Saturday, 1t Am.
IN. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday snd
wednesday. at p. M, and Departs ON Monday
and Thursday, II 7 : u.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-06

BEHIND THE TINEs.-Onr Washington,
(1ova) exchanges are jubilant over the in
PRODUCTION Of croquet in that city. it, very
stupid on the part ofthose exchanges to &C.
knowledge that Warrington 10 70 far behind
the times The absence Of that very popular
and fascinating game 10 decided indication
Of a "slow town..
Il was introduced in Keokuk three years
ago, and has been played 1t the proper 49,
son ever since, TO the unbounded delight Of
the participants therein, and it has not
''played out yet by any means.
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oURN MuAL-N lee 0s.............. -....... u -
Bpsrna-Ch oiss lots wiilcomnAnd 3Sto $50 , ,
Porl.nY-Idvs Chickens 4s % % - - q dos
Boassun-se to 7oe per gallon.
Po7Aross-Nsw 1175 > barrel; old mono In
market,
LAap-City ssrsd lsc per ,. Country cured
I6e u lie per Id.
BnnsvAx-A 70 SO psr ID.
TALLow-In btts, II to 10@o; loose 20 per b.
FsAfnsas-Prins SEQ 70 $50 Per b.
-Csttsn, y pr ID.
Wal4s DsAss-Conmen 70 god to Ss;se
Cnnssn-0ooA county liz. 1astory loe.
vnesAs-Ellingtoa's Cider Sc pr 81.
BnAs-Dull a4 7Ve PER 100 lbs.
Pnurs-orsss Appiss 96 - 70 s. 50 per barrel
Drisd Applss - 70 l1is pr ID. Dried
PsesAss, lie; aeas In narkst.
sss,s--Tinothy q g e 3. Glover = =.
o,ls-Ceel Oh ~. Linsssd, nv u 10, beiIsd
q -. Lad, u lsse q -. Fish q - =
Lry. sroor-B,,f c.ttl. d u 70 q ~ gross.
Hoes, good lots, ~ 70 - 50 gross. sheep
- e ; 9 gross. Veal Calves fro. y ~
70 11e ~
BAcos-City cared eanvasssd hams lsls, sheal.
der is}c. clear aidss lsc. Country CARED
hams l4c; shoulders 13lc; sides l5to loc
PoRE-Mess % 70 $50 per Dbl.
Wool-Tub washed Stc.; 6sses 10 Ans
so; unwashsd, 20 70 $50.
HAY-Timothy choice in activs demand ct from
80, . - % per ton. Prairie = %
10 81 %.
Woop-Ss 50 to IS 50 Per cord, aooordingt to quail
ity, in good demand.
HrDEs-Grssn, 30; do cured loc; dry hint zoe
do salt l5o Per ID.
sALr-Laks Is 0o03 10. Ohio River IS II
on lsvee.
GLAss-sxle Is 50. Ratss discounted IS to ~
per cent.
NAILs-45 90 rstes.
Bar Inou-l&e, rates.
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GEORGE MuLLER.-0eorge Muller, the re-
nowned founder of the Orphan Establishment
| at Bristol, England, has received ard ex.
pended S2,75O,00O, every penny Of whsch
was sent voluntarily and without solicitation.
he has twelve hundred orphan children nm.
der his charge, occupying i've large stone
houses, each distinct from the others. He
lives in the simplsst style, and does not Il.
low himself . lounge or . rocking chair,
urless he is sick. he WAS . poor man when
he began, and 10 . poor man to-day, though
he has handled millions Of money. and could
have spent it ~ he would. Muller il Prus.
sian, and WAS born in 1905 He was il the
Prussian army. he Was very wicked, and
was converted BY some signal display Of grace;
and he devoted himself from that hour 10 the
cause Of the poor. He is ! tall, slim man,
with the bearing Of 70 soldier-with dark h.ir
and gray whiskers-vears . black frock coat
buttoned to the neck, AMI white cravat,
without collar. He speaks With brogue.
HIS preaching 10 very simple, earnest, and full
Of Christ He il . man Of great executive
ability, and 10 the sole manager Of this i'm.
nsnse concern. have been Ill ovee bic q.
Establishment. II would DO credit 10 any eov-
eminent on the face Of the earth. Mer
chants, tradesmen, drsymsn, aorepsn, and
al classes, religious and irrelieious, express
the highest confidence in his pisty and inter.
ritz, and assign him hisA place smons med-
81 men q tho world. His theory l. t6is: -
that God ie bearer Of psayss5 that 10 10 the
same faithful God that hs essf vas; that this
hs bslievss and this b truss, and has asvw
bssn dsAopoaatsd. -Be11Da JeavNk
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Asw Ysrk rinaness,

~ felegTaphJ Hsv Yoax August J.
Money rsther more sctvs It 395 pr cent.
0old-Aetivs and Armsr, opening At S71f closins a
- oAoL Crest excitement.
Governments hrn1r, bat the only marked advance
wss ON sis and l0-t0s.
Coupon. Of 81, ~ le; do Of n, IlNoA do ~,
IoszAH; IS. l2<0f as~ ssfex; ~, sKse; 10 4os
s,<ok
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CAasaso Live ssosH Market.

chicago Live atoek MARKET.
By Telegraph CaIcAao. Aug. s.
Reeeps-oatte III carr; Hogs g cars; ehssp cars
caisls-Dnll extra Is -. fair 10 good 1897 90
stockers % - Is.
Hvr-E1tra 7ss 70 ~; good to choice % De s25 4
ths.p-Choice 1904 -, good 75DA 90
LATEST.
Cattls-RsceJpta 342s. Dusiness to-day vas light;
shippers present 10 large numbers, but did not
operate any considerable extent The market closed
weak aad heavy with downward tendency. 6.l.s soe
he'd at s5Ds 3 fair 10 medium. Wal ls3{ for good
70 choice chipping bseves.
Hoes -Rscsipts Ava. Dsmspd less animated and
prices shads lower. eales 26o 1t 50 sS9ts for fair
TO mediun. = 7oDlo % sor good 70 choice.
ghs%p-Rsceipts ~. Mnkst setivs and 25Dsoe I'D
vance salss 90 heaA - - soo3 =.
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Two full grown individuals, pugnaciously
disposed, had little encounter on Main
street yesterday afternoon puqnis ct cALc1Brs.
They pummeled one another until they were
perfectly satisfied.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-06

ExrELlED.-At . meeting of the Union
Fire Company, on Tuesday evening, John
Carter was expelled from that organization.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-06

A Select School is 10 be opened in eonnec-
ton with the Commercial College. This is
. worthy enterprise. For particulars see the
new College advertisement.
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aSvv Yerk Drx essa

SOW Yerk Dry 0eoAs Marriott.
By TslsslapA.l Nav Yoax, AusS.
The DRY Goods trsds l. improvins ami ths narkst Il
buoyant under the influence q the reported ras in eod
which y tantanount t. an advance in all imported
| eooia.
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FIVE thousand people shou!d attend the
meeting this evening.
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LET the men, let the ladies', le, everybody
attend the meeting to night.
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sew 4 era aArAeI.
~ TssErsph.] NEW YoRl. Aug. J.
Tlour-cios.d % better low grades, With v.rl
moderate demand.
wAsat-Qaiss and very Arm u = osDs q Tor 10 l
q - - q for spring.
Oss-sirn 1t slhokc n stors, es9zs aaoss.
Cers- Quiet u q 1917 Tor ansousd. u leOle k,
SQUAD mixed wsstsra aa3aS u - for old mixed
store.
Pork-Dvl m~s ~ ~ easA.
Cat Nsats-onist and steady.
Dacos Awarding IN pricss.
LAss-1kn u lsoles II fhtr 10 prime steamed;
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ADJ. GRs. BAKER, Ex-Mayor Cleveland
and Hon. Mr.. Robinson, Of Des Moints.
we're IN Keekak yesterday.
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For The Benefit Of The Travelling Public.
n. PM M EHfpAN will arrive 1t POI

Of Keokuk 1t o'clock p. y. ON Tuesdays. Thurs.
dsys and Saturdays, leaving for St Louis At 8
= u on the same days, Immediately upon arrival
Of train from tho West. Low faro
s. M. ARCHER, Agent,
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coxr, everybody, to the meeting to>nisht
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CIR. BExJANrx, Who speaks TO night, il
one d ths ablses and most entertaining speak.
- 70 IL WeeA
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4 SPEECH by bon. James n. Bl.ir, Of
Missouri, to.night.
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LADIES, come out 10 the meeting to- night
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STATE sEws.

For building the bridge over Skunk river
the following bids were received by the Board
Of Directors of the Keokuk Northern Rail
road Company at Mount Pleasant on Tues
day last; Rowley, Smith 4 Co., Mount
Pleasant. SIS, 956; E. S. Hubbard Saint
Louis, $ie,932; Edward CAhill, Mt. Pleas
ant, SIC, 300; John Wilron, Iowa City, $751;
2o4; William Henshaw, Mt. Pleasant, ST.
1874; Rork h Kehoe, Mt. Pleasant, sl7, l2s;
Pickering Millspauah, Salem, sl6,62o;
stubbs / McKinly, Mt. Pleasant, $l7,sos.
FATAL AccIpExr.-Mr. Aaron Haight, 4
carpenter employed on Mr.. Brooks residence,
fell from . scatfolding on Monday morning,
and was almost instantly killed. He fell only
a distance Of ten or twelve feet, striking his
head on the soft ground and breaking HE
neck. The deceased was sixty-two years
old. having resided in Burlington since 1888,
and leaves wife and daughter. he Was IN
industrious and much respected cisisen.
See Darlington Harkeye.
The Muscatine Journal, under the head
Of IxcosaRuous, has the following item :
4 Many Of our citizens could, last evening,
hear singing, praying and preaching on the one
side. from the Court House square. and music
by brass band and hilarity from German
beer garden on the other"
The Muscatins Journal says: A few
days since young man named George Pey-
ton, residing in Wilton, stole . horse from
farmer living about four miles from THAI
place, and skedaddled with it to Iowa City,
where he made efforts to sellit During these
attempts his fun Was suddenly spoiled BY OF
Ger Robinson, of Wilton, bouncing upon and
arresting him, having tr acked him up. The
thief was taken back to Wilton on Saturday
and confined in room under charge Of .
son Of Mr.. Robinson. At night il was the
custom to relieve him Of his clothing to pre-
vent his escape. Last night, however, be
outwitted his keeper BY stealing the latter's
apparel. making his way out Of the room and
escaping. The only difference between his
own suit and the one borrowed vas that the
latter was the more eligible and Was 6nan-
cially better of. Up to the latest accounts
received by US the thief was still at large
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TeleAe Aarnse.

D Telegraph roiKpo, Aug. g.
Ylour-rrm,
whess-7e better; sales amber Michigan =, n 100
q ~
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OR ACE MILLS.
WAaaAv, nj, OF 10, 1857.
hWING to rush Of bueiness immediatel,
~ AFTER and spce harvest, hAys but recently bee
able to nuiah the alterations and improveme II In
Mills which " deenSd necessary 70 enable No In oer.
Ing ~ ouf eustsmess hsand or Flour Cd By
any Having everything In the hest Of order now We
take pleasure asuinG fienAs sBd ersfhss
vsshall hsncsforth make our best brand.the
oRAO0 A0ILsLsfr
Uniornly god 70 be sqnal At least and possible
nRgt1 - e1y eshse brands anulAesured.
~ II. AAAAa, .hsss sapesteAcs end rspatatiou -
MILLER y generally known and appreciated having t..
Ken - orr nrn will sndeavor 70 make chr
ans q sueA 1uaefy 1Aa4 tAsy eeADot nil 70 merit
Increased favor We shall always sell low prics
= 4 consistent With ths ~ sf 4ssl-but are deter
uineo p neke ~ quality sapaicf q whatesercsst
coaaosnt that people viii prefer that rather thaat
saving Of . few cents on the sack or barrel
eofle q. AHBHAl 3 q
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POLITICAL MEETINGS

Hon. Thomss ". Clasett Democratic candidate for
Congress- and Hon. George ". McCrary, Republican
eantidsts Congress VIII meet In Joint discussion ct
he following timss and places:
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AspErcR BY that able and eloquent speaker,
Hon. j. F. Benjsmin, Of Missouri, tonight.
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CITY NEWS.
Grant and Colfax.

There will be . meeting of the people to.
night, on the corner Of Nam and Fourth
streets. Speeches will be delivered on the
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Financial and Commercial


osrrssss1 daily y essv = nsssas csnaissloa
Nercheala. 1eeeo1 stTsnk
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Chicago Market.
BY reisEraph.l oncAso. Ans. ..
Tlour-Jirm With good demand and 1890, HE her.
Receipts 2712 bbls; shipments $50 bbls
whsat-Ehm; new No ssissbls at II 80, cid att 81
Receipts 1900 bu, shipmen $50 do.
Corn-Laver. No ! osh@Hc; No CSC. Receipts -,
49, 10; shipments 81 ,Sl3 bu.
o.t.-Be,t.r; ~ saleable At eo4v1zc. Receipts
II, 557 bu; shipments ~ 600 do.
Rys-puil At 81 saass. Receipts ,4ss bu; shipments
none.
Barley Sales No At u $50; aud 81 IS BY sample.
Receipts 40 bu; shipments ], $50 do.
Observation-Disclosures mer.
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HOW. ]. F. BENJAMIN,

Republican member Of Congress from Mis-
acuri, and BY the
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These speakers were seen BY the committee
Il Athens, yesterday and agreed TO come
and will be sure to be on hand without fail. Let
the people s#rn out en- 1sasse without regard
to party to hear them.
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Papers both political parties in the several counties
ass rsqussted publish this notice. and local commit
requested TO make ths
Th4 meetings will be ndoofs whenever suitable hall
bnildius can Be obtained.
D, B. HILLS, Chairman
Republican Can. Com
D. McoAR, Chairman
Dem. Central Com.
July II, 1853.
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mARKETs BY TELEGRAPH

u. Louis AaRRst.
~ fslsgraphl .. LoUis, AaSs
Nour-Qaiss and 'uneAaagsd.
Whsae-choios nrn, and low.r Gadss regular sad
loves.
Corn e4De9o.
0aas-Mlxsd $685. white eoaeDs
Ays-N TO-
Posk-Dsttsr: ssles at ~ 30,
LArd-ishe In tisrcss and k.u
1Aeon-ehouldsrs is; clear sldss lie.
LATEST.
Ylour- Quiet end unehanEsd. ohoiss family gTsdss
scarce and steady demand.
Wh~t-cAoies fall aetive; prime e0ss lower; sA'es
choice rsd and ~hlss - Sso3 - prime 70 strictly
primo 40; choice spIids e31se.
corn-Sirn; yellow st4ssa, white so&ess
OAts-Birm; choice eoI63e
Darisy-Ina:tivs: sales fall II -
Rys-Actiys and higher; q ooBs.
Provisions 1irn.
Hork-Advane.d 2Sc; sala ct - n
taeon-Active city cls1 sides lie country ie]<1&e,
city clear rib 10 <05fc: sheuld sis leoke
lArd-4irm; sales at 1Sc.
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Wheat exceedingly dull and tho market was scarcely
:sfas vsps osas &.
confined TO small lot q red Pennsyyana on private
sp,s s. p 70, m, o. ss soss
IS g'r ssi ss ola
& N store and sc aao.t Rye was naoys bS. he'd
81 sssi s. Barley though quiet firm Al previous
market continued to ru. du and previous
rate; FOR some articles Were no, maintained Iss engsge
and IS lard
at as 3D. TO London, IS hhds. tobacco ass and per
SoI,s bacon a sos 10 bale; 100 %. PORK
cas- d. ss. ags ssos sorss S OBJ
count 1900 bushels aud ID 900 do wheat Tue char
Fence The Europe" Nth
ana sns heard m S1 S Sa pss s,s ra
and qe%io9 retail nN' e. Tor shipping
Hors IN moderate consumptivs demand atfui pccs
Manila was Dun and nominal at ica. gold; other
nsSi 80 sb. ssw s ~. sss demand WI"
ss held s,sssf Sss Con 81 dsss q
50 ny for common to good strained, IS rs Tor NO q
Bus 81 = 90 90 s,' ei 1ns' ~. so
no sales madsi Wilmington was held Al IS il,s
s. md ss s t sne but : ..s a sa
ss meat. So a. and sss s g s 3
hogs The for pork quiet and prcos were
To-: i =; rs .sss u. 'T a: =
new moss FOR march, a, sai rs sesr,s op.ion Dressed
sGs ,sfs S 81 % and s
.% ' s:a sis SIS 90 ss s:.r '.
81. Win %od s q. scm. s .Ios.
& nS Do % s Ss ss. r.:: s
SS s Cu meat ~ we're nsady wsh sales OF sas pack.
Bacon moderavely active about former prices The
sales comprised 40 bcrss At Ike Ike for short rt,
ne i7'{s for long eiesr o,(c lo,c for Cumberland
the business only moderate Sales 400 bbs a. Isc
aI<4c for No 10 Kettle rendered. also usrcss were
disposed Of for March delivery At I%ss, sssr's opton
important but holders very u Ioyo: in some
i0,xa asked Bonded vsry quiet bu Without
decided chang. II, II ~ Ss. white SSo.s
price: 1000 gallons in tins ssld private terms
Free dull and entirely nominal Gle &c for prime
dcS.ry ssss wss made Of So bp a.psa on Ssyas
terms We heard OF no Gales OF bonded.
RicK Carollna remained steady and nrn a. loc liza
sucAa.~Rs1, further advance Of Va ~, N. was g.
tsbshed fair 70 good refining closing tc iakc The
demand moderate however the sales being 40 hhda
sSs s 5' sU.s. % and a. D:Ts At,
demand higher NJ ls5c l7c for hard 1870 cc for
soft White sad Ike . l54c- for yellow,
the sales being Asv bags TO arrive January searsnos 81
81 rs gold bond. The sale noticed our last vas made
at the price Other kinds STEADY 81 our last
srraass was moderately active and srm ., previous
iIILow was 10 fair demand and Srm- Gales 10000 bs
wsisrsr rReceipss 100 bbs. No Gales were reported
Prices were still nominal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-04
ooks win DO closed on February ana reopen GA Feb

books will bs closed FsbrusryT ana reopen Feb
ruary IL.
Tho twenty third annual report Of tho New York Life
Insurance Company shows that 1t Issued cur,ox the
year 6.6oo new policies nsurng s22. Gao. that u
PAID s56i o2 in losses by DEATH and received in pre-
mums and interest IS $50 asa It's capita nov amounts
to than 100000. and ts disis!es surplus 10
Sl.oa2.42s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-04

CofrrE-A fair demand prevailed for RIO At full prices
Ell Uranus private terms Other kinda quiet but
steady.
and 21 bags corn meal 1850 bushels wheat 3osa6 do.
corn 3C55 do oats, - do. ana 3051 do malt The
market for state and Western -four dull but holders
disposed to make concession rule though
sales made at . tribe below atoms.
California four was in moderate demand and prices
steady. The sales comprised 500 bbis Rye -four
steady with moderate demand the sales being $40
a. 81 50 50 25 Corn meal lower and tho
light the reduction The sales about bbls "a
city and 40 a Il rs for Jarsev we ouote. -