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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-25

BY Telegraph b. LouIs. Ans
Tio.-r-very dull and yak; SUPER sold at taa7; *
tsoS So
Wheas-Faacy lo.s command fnll pfiess; other grades
b lower prime TO choice red fall ranged 81 SD33 %
aacy RID and white r. n Gs7 spring dull st u stDl es
choice for latter II outside price.
Cosn-vsFy dali, s3aa5 for white and mixed yellow
h entirely neglected.
oats-Hsavy ct 60o52
nasIsy-S1 g for spring
Rys-Dui'; pass u u 1915, but sold s.SilQ
Poek-v4y quiet mali sale, .. 30 ssHTt
Bscsn-1sastive; lSk9H for shouldsrE l7aa14 fst
clear sidss, 70 for sugar cared llama
Lard-Cheics hsaA st lskoH.
whiaky--Duil u -
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STATE nsws.

Tho Wapsllo kepxblicdn says that !
desperate effort y being made in that county
TO ssducs the Republicans into voting for the
Democratic candidate for Circuit Judge.
Wapello Republicans, stand fast
~. H. RsAm, Of Louisa county, lost two
thousand bushels Of wheat By the destruction
Of his stacks By 6rs one day last week.
M. Phillip Wagner, Of LosiA county,
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- 100 acrss d laad nearly I'll in enlsivs
toa.
For naim county itsms Ne ase alwaJs
;ndsttsl " that .plucty, sensible and 6rst:
raee exshAnes, ths Wapsllo R4s6etoW.
Mr. John Mount was killed last week BY
: hsrss-kick.
"A bridge uAs burned between Whitfield
and Batavia, on the B. 1 u. Railroad last
ThursaAy. A Temporary bridge to replaceis
was bnilk n ono hour and : half.
--1As Aoass 4 s. B. Hossa, Il Wavsrly,
NJ sazssk y HohGain2 las Monday. No
rsal kafn done.
-TIs Wayerly Repxbsicsa says: !" Some
idea Of he extent to which the agricultural
resources Of Bremen county are being devei>
opsd may be formed from the fact that two
sections Of land in each township, (of thirty.
six eections) upon an average, have beer
T" broken during the present season. TIT
estimate il made y our county surveyor,
gentleman who has set up his Jacob
staff" on every section in the county, ant
knows whereof be afirms. This will adj
over Is, 600 acres TO the grain fields Of Bre
mer or, taking the production of wheat thi
year a. the standard, it represents the add
ton Of 900, 600 bushels to the harvest Q
1859. Verify, We Bremerites are on the Al
line TO prosperity
| The Democracy in the Third Distric
have nominated VIM. Mills, Of Dubuque, 70
Congress.
-" Abraham Lincoln is the name Of
new engine manufac. ared in New Hamr
shire, which the B n. Railroad have jus
put on their road.
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CITY rsEw6.
800 a. So as4ssl 49, 90
GRANT AND CHzFAX.
.aion an 4 rtefory!


Tie people Of Lee county are requested to
meet in Mass Convention on Wednesday,
September I'd, 1858, st the junction, for the
purpose Of hearing the political issues Of the
day aoly and eloquently discussed.
Hon. James Harlan, Gen. Hiram scho>
ksld, Hon. George W. McCnry, and other
distinguished speakers viii address the meet
ing. f sfss $3.50
The xstch-6res Of Repablicanism burn
brightly. Come to this meeting, Feel their
glow, participate in the gbod time, and show
By your presence tina. the loyal citizens Of
Lee county are now, as they ever have been,
opposed TO the revolutionary doctrines Of
Coppsrhe cad Democracy.
by p-derd the Lac Ccsslay Republican
Central Committee
nv, 1
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MN ut 5r1ls.!.I |. v I! |! IN ~

RON nOY, Arrirus on Sunday sad .1Anss-1
a.y. 4 O'clock ,. NJ. ard D.rsrt. % Tussdsy
and Friday, At O'clock >. n.
ANDY JO0yoDDN, Afrvss on tuesday
sadseeseg, II e-e,siocs p. n, snt Departs on
Nsg5v ard Saturday, At IN.
J.H. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, ut 6 p. IN. ard Departs on Monday
tAss 1hn.sdsy, IT :. n.
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= Asfnvaprh Union Packet Company.
'*aa4s q white Cellar. Linz,

Daily line q passen gsr Packets to St Louie snd
Al intermediate points, consisting Il tho TON.
JAxPeR, Captain Burnett, master; the P31L.
SHERIDAN, Captain Davidron master, and
.f1Aials snili 5ers The 8sAdi1g ssdh dsy ~
500. M ~
The aEaye koass MI make clos. connection
With those rssnaink ietWesn this point and ST..
Paul, In addition 70 the shove the passenger and
ftsixht Pockets mOkLIO 1ePLkB, Captain
Moe. Hall ne.tsf vy9zo1x, ,csPt.i. s.s7
sfscc Of sho Company, sofhb{ fBloadsau sad
ieree. z. m. ARcHSn, Agent
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

OnisaKe Live stock market.
y Telegraph ORIcAso, Aug "A
Rseeips-CatNe car. Eogs II
Cattle-Bxtrs 5oa6 IS good TO choles ooE8
81; stocksrs 2 o0o4 IS.
Hoss-Bxtra $40 ooDlo 20; good to choce % s25f
o. 90
theep- ohoiee ~ oa94 %; common 10 good 70 soD
la76
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-25

!. sJsSx scoysas, 4 H. AlszasAfia Ai0sse,
looked = apoa n yesterday. John, polite
ally, i made out Of good radical timber,
and personally will do to endorse. Hs makes
! good paper, does John. Reports svsfY.
thing lovely in his bailiwick, and promises :
biz Republican majority in Clark. That's
riaht. and The Tribx~e will help do il.
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6fa1d Rally = - srt


rh.s.. will IS. sd ssD~d = ,ss nsss.
ise Il Bsntosspors Wednesday. Van Bursa
nd shs soeshsss pass Of Lee will 81 ont il
their strength. Il i osly : pleasant ride
lfiom Keokuk. The Dss Moinss Vallsy Road
viii rstsrn fof oas.6kh fars, pssssas No -
Nh thssnssiae, ! q Aope - WI ha
good a4sadaace from Ksotuk sad III alosg
The VALLEY Road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-25

DasAerp sKrKTs.-Atlot of Bradiey's da
plsS and Day silrer cla4 skirss damaged,
at the New i ork Stors, less than cost
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pAlLAM, Of Tho Warsaw Bslletis, says:
.syye were id Keokuk last Tuesday, and took
d stroll through that beautiful city. The nov
Opera Houss Is one Of the finest buildingsin
the city, and has hnt one blcmish to mar the
outside appearance Of the structure, and
tLai'ii Is beautiful 90 representation Of the
Democratic candidates hanging out Of one Of
Tie windows. The characteristic horn b
wildly portrayed on each eide Of the bully
boys, supposed TO contain old rye. its
bird s-eye view CT fallen humanity. Walk
~, gentlemen, and nike look: i don't cost
! cent 1912
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TANNERS Suits complete for Two Dol
sers. Manufactured BY c. II. Emerson, keo-
knk Augo5d2w- WIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-25

CoMPAy "a FAIL IN There will b a
special nscting Of the Tanners this Tues
day evening. Itishoped that evers mem
Der will BE- present
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OK Saturday last two hundred and two
teams crossed on the ferry boat between the
hours Of q. m. and II M. Pretty good for
8 dull season. 8
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BurrRR-Choice lots willcommsnd 28to Shc II ID
EGas-14c.
PouLrar-Live Chickens ~ Is to 81 50 a dox.
EoxenuH-50 to zoe per gallon.
PorAross-Ncw 81 5o@2 so p barrel; old none
in market.
OHIoss-s0c to 81 90 per bush.
ToxAroHs-$1 IS to 2 90 per bush.
LAHp-City cured 100 per b. Country cured
lee to lie perlb.
BnpswAx-34 TO 36c per ID.
TALLow-In bble, IL to 12Ac; loose Zoe per b
FEArnnns-Prims 500 to $50 Per b.
RAes-Cotton, % per Id.
WHfrn BHAHs--Common TO good TO IS sc
cssssn-Good country lac. Factory lie.
vrss Ellineton's Cider &c per gal
BaAx-Dull 1t s0c per 100 lbs
RaU1rs-Green Apples e. IS to So 50 per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to 12ac per ib. Fresh
Peaehe. 81 90 to ! SO per box; - so to
90 per bush. Dried Peaches, lie; none
in market.
| GRAPEs-10c per ID. by the box.
saEsr--T Timothy 81 IS to l 60 Glover So 90
K seed 81 SO to 81 IS.
OrIs-Coal oil $50. Linseed, raw 81 20, boiled
u rs. Lard, No. 81 40, No. 81 3d.
fish u 90 to Il 10.
Hoss, good lots, Sc to % so gro,r. Sheep
- TO 8 so gross. Veal Calrea from SIS 90
to $40 90
BAcos-City cured canyassei hams zoe, shonl-
ders lac, clear sides lse. Country cuvei
hama lac: shoulders 12Ic;esides Is to Ice.
Pogx-Mess IS to $50 per Dbl.
WooI-Tub washed 4ec.; fleece d. fpe
soc; unwashed, 20 TO 23c.
| HAY-Timothy choice in activs demand at from
ae o. to $40 90 per ton. Prairie Sc 90
to So 90.
Woop-15 50 to IS 50 per cord according to quail
i!T, in good demand.
HIpss-Green, Sc; do cured Ice; dr. aint zoe;
| do salt l5c per H.
sALr-Lake 81 oe@a 10. Ohio River ss 10
on cyee.
GLA.s-sXIo IS So. Rate. discounted IS 10 10
per cent.
NAILs-$5 90 rates.
BAR IRoH-43e, RI tcs.
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PorArors.-Fifty barrels jabt received 1t
Frui. and Produce Con,niesion House on
Second street. &C. G. Cox,
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TIE announcement Of the II " L Jacket
Company will be found in this mornings il.
soc. A daily line Of passenger packets has
baen established between this point and ST.
Loui,, in addition n which line Of passen.
ger and freight packets win make regular
trips. See their advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-25

MR. n. aeAy BA.TLerT is giving his mary
keokak friends the pleasure CT Lis rreserce
in .niseity for a couple Of weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-25

MRErfso At P1rur 0RovI.-Sam. N.
C.erk, Esq, and Capt. Sam. s. Sample will
speak 1t Pilot Grove on Friday evening o.
this week, the 2sth inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-25

Bosvs certificates. manufactured to order,
are often published il praise Of some worth.
lees hair preparation. s.Barress'a Vegetable
Hair Restorative" does not need to resort to
such means. for i merits are too vellknowa
snd appf-ciassd.--N. r. S+sx1ay Dr.
p1fca. dAvlt
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A j. Wilkinson, Esq. lIs hos hesn East for
eeveral weeks
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-25

RkgUHLICAr C0UkTYCpNvENTION.
nae14ntyae elsoion 80 ~ oeensy - fsqnssted
vn1dsts3H{sa cssny 6at1hnou, " " tt.asts
Junction. On "Wednesday ths - Aay NJ
SepteIAbef, ~ II o'clock a.a.,
70 nominate candidates f- n. following county oc.s,
h-wtt:
ClsTkH LIS NstlItt ocurl
kssorder cf Dssds,
And fer fe Transaction 81 50. o,h,f business which
come hesorA sash Convention.
Tho ba6s Of ri yeslhtation rn - tsIssAts for
.sas fsxn.has .ad .1asesalea.tss every aay
est = DE lAst slsstisa kr ovsr5of Merrill. and
nr each ffsesion over tvsat5Svs.
The following aknHs the number Of delegates ~bieb
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HON. JOHN A. KA01OA.
~ the junction.

~ tbs Junction.
BY reference to the published hat OF sp>
pointments for Hon. 1ohu A. Kasson il will
Be seen ihat this eloquent speaker will be at
the meeting 1t the junction on the I'd of Sep
tsmber, and at Keokuk on the Sd. Mr.. has-
son Wa con cededly the most brilliant dsbatsr
d Congress when he WAS member. He il
oos Of the mose finished and attractive ora
tors in the land. The fact that he will be ct
the Junction meeting will add largely to the
interest Of that occasioa, and be an addi-
tional attrAotio to draw thither one of the
greatest crowds ever known in the county
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-25

OuR merchants arc getting en- goods in
miniature mcnntAins Main street is lively
With draws ana goods boxes.
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Tue meetings Of thu Stats Te achsrs' Asso-
c,asion ~iilbe held ID Gibbons Opera House.
All arc invited. The programme for this
evening is - follow:
HSo-Music: Address Of Welcome, Hon.
s:00-Address, Prest. 8. S. Parvin fof
Tnivsssityl lows City; Business
THr Davenport Gazette eav- Mr.. ". A.
Bemis, our City Schoo. Superintendent, to-
xsther With dozen or fifteen Of the city
teachers, Leave the town at $50 :. M, Mon
day, for KeokuK, uhitherstney 90 TO attend
the thirteenth annual meeting OF the State
Teacher Association. The party return
Fridsy or Saturday. The Northern Line
Company carries The teachers attending for
half the regular fare
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Wlra their nsual promptness, activity, and
enterprise. vencill, Jones / co. are already
receiving and opening fresh and carefully
selected stock Of goods for the Fan trade.
They are always on hand with the styles Of
TIA son .nn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-25

P4rnsrr. Boyd q Co., Solicitors Of Pat
ants, 2os Pine street, St. Louis, Missouri, Of
fcially report to the GATE Clrr the follow
inx: pS(epea granted Iowa and Missouri
inventors, for shb week ending the lssh Of
Aug, 1858
IOWA.
J !. Dickinson, Duhnque. Governor for
Steam Engines.
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Financial and Commercial.

KB0KUx MARxBT.
Corrected daily BY Snow 4 HusEB, Commission
Merchants, Second street.
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Cora-1o lover; No at u q
Osss-lc lower; No ! a. 81
Rys-Noniaslly lower.
Darlsy-4i 60 fer state
Hreiyhts-unehsngsd
raw rorG mArks..
sy Iciexrsph.l MY foEI. Aus. a
Ylour-olosed quiet, io0lSe lowef holdsas general,
dispossd to realize
Wheas-Nominal, 11ae lower limited tsfor, AID IN III
Ing enquiry.
Rye-Duli and heavy; Il IS for western,
Osts-Duil heavy aud unsettled 10 IN steie, y Afoz,
for old western: ssS 75 for new At R. r. DEPOT
Corn-Etsedy at 81 lagio for un,ound; II 2o02 for
souul new mixed western aaoat
Pork Quiet, seller. of mess s2s 10 mi huysfs as
12s 60 regular
Beef-Quiet and unchansei.
Cut n eats-Nominal.
Bacon-Fhm and small supply. fair demand
Jard-steady: 1ss10lq for fair to prime steam
- >----+------
\. r. Cattle Market.
BY Telegraph NEw York, Aug. "a.
C.ttle-Re.eipts "a shipping range eae 80 for
good TO choice T5Gs Is for smooth Hesh. 2515 fol
fair stesrt; 04 % for butchers and light eshy
stsers.
Hogs-Receipts qs3 Demand exclusively confined 10
choice lots a, rang. ssalo 20. inquiry fer
weights 81 close the msrkst tolsrsble range
II 90
Shssp-No receipt. Prices noininsl 81. for choice
e:RS sc FOR medium good; z51a fer other grades
New York Finances.
BY TeiesrsphI Ss~ Tosz. August ~
Money eorpwsfd tsnaerc!;3k - per cent for call
loans
&c, t-PiriDsr; closing at Az gay
oova,msutp weak dlower. Coupons CT 1851 Isl
81; do So l31z0L; do 81 slsDss; 60 rs lo71a l.
DO new 7ss4z. do 81 e'su7 do as s9sal9 To- .os So
~.
Shipments to Europe July AMI August vii. prob sby
aggregate twsn.yseren to thirty nirns
stocks dull, except Erie, which he's been sas. aud
fascinated cor siderable; msrks. generally st.ady
close.
At $50 tho prices Xsrcla ants Union 21lL<.
Western Unicn Telegraph oo51Bi<; Aner'n Ex 40 Vi
o I1pres1 &c4B 411< New York Central lesL07I
Hrts leh1o1T do PREPARED zoe Il; Reading 0oEN
chi-axo and Alton 1855 N lis. II s2sSaL. Ill
Central lis@H I asSas5asA; n y sps1asi:
preferred so1s4A
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F Kramer, St. Louis, Sash Fastenlr.
gK McCallister, California, Shovel Pillow
VI Renmann, ST. Louis, Car Step
We Nichols, Baldwin, Gate.
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5ouy VAN y.lkssernn. Chairtnan
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ii CITY.
nEOKVK. IOWA:


f6bsp&1 AollilxGyAu6usx y,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11

IO4 South Tenth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11
Alabama Election.

NEW YORK, February 10.-An Atlanta
special of the 9th to the Tribune says
the result of the Alabama election is
vet uncertain. A system Of prescription
and terrorism has greatly reduced the
white vote to-day.
To-day's Montgomery Mail publishes
a black list of the names and places OF
business of all white men who voted for
the constitution.
Success now mainly depends on the
result in North Alabama. In that Sec
ton there are some counties in which
no election was held, the loyal voters
being frightened OF 10y threats of ven-
geance from the unregenerate rebels.
In these counties General Meade will
doubtless order special election and
see that the voters are protected. The
general left Montgomery for Atlanta
this morning.
NEW YORK, February l0.-The World
has the following special from Mont-
gomery, Alabama, dated February 9TH ::
The returns from seventeen counties,
among them the seven heaviest negro
counties in the State, show 4UOO less
than the registered half. Information
from North Alabama, where the regis
tered whites were very meagre, the
white vote, so far as reported, does not
aggregate one hundred aud fifty in the
whole State. Up to date, the Consti-
tuition is certainly defeated. Efforts are
making to have the polls reopened, but
it is understood here, from high author
ity, that it will not be done without or
ders from Washington to that effect.
MONTGOMERY, February 9.-A dis
patch from North Alabama just received
here, states that the election has gone
against the proposed Consultation. The
vote here in the heavy negro counties
gives eleven thousand against the Con-
StitUtion. The votes are ta be counted
tomorrow, Sunday.
MONTGOMERY, February lU.-Ont OF
seventeen counties i'll Southern Ala
bama, embracing the large negro coun-
ties of the STATE, the constitution Is be-
hind 800 votes. The high country and
theFlorida line of counties will make it
at least 10000 behind the election last
fall on the Convention.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE: February 6.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
TO 60 head, against 1854 last week. Of
the number offered 62 head came from
West Virginia, 269 from Ohio, 10 from
Virginia, and ia from Illinois, over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; 80 from
MARYLAND and l6 from Pennsylvania on
foot. OF the receipts 375 head were
taken by Baltimore butchers, l5 by
farmers for grazing, 40 sold to specula-
tors for Eas tern markets, and 147 head
to Washington and Annapolis butchers.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old
Cows and Scalawags at 50a5 90; Stock
Cattle 50a6 80; fair quality Beeves
Z 00a5 90; and the very best Beeves 5 %
al0 90 per 100 lbs, tho average price
being about 6 40. With moderate
supply the market opened at an advance
of about 30 cts per 100 lbs but closed
very dull at about last weeks prices.
SHEEP.-The receipts during the
past week have been fair, but mostly of
common audinferior qualities, good and
extra fat Sheep continue in demand.
Prices ranged as follows: common to
fair at 4a5 cents, fair to good 5a6 cents.
and extra 6a7 cents per lb gross.
HOGS.-The supply has been moder-
ate during the past week, and with a
good demand prices have advanced
about 10 cents per 100 lbs on the rates
of last week, ranging at the close to-day
from 10 90 to IL 80 per 100 lbs net for
fair to good fat Hogs, and the market
aptira
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February 10.
FLOUR-In moderate demand; prices
steady; family at II 00all so.
WHEAT-Dull; No. red at 2 80 and
Ne. 9 at As; No. 2 spring at IL.
CORN-Dull at SIC for ear.
OATS-SaIes at 67a69c for No. l.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged.
COTTON-In good demand at Isle
middling; stock light; middling sold at
the quotation, to arrive.
WHISKY-Nothing dsing; prices are
irregular.
MESS PORK-Sold at % so, and at
the close % 90 was asked.
BULK MEATS-Sold at Sial0tc.
BACON-Held at ~, 12i and l2fc this
afternoon, though the demand is not
large.
LARD-Sold at lac, but could not
have been bought below l43c at the
close.
SUGAR-Firm at 14a16c for New Or
leans; no foreign in market.
COFFEE-Firm at 2la264c for com.
mon to choice Rio.
I BUTTER-Steady at 3Oa32c and
firmer.
HAY-Dull at u 00a14 90 per ton.
OILS-Linseed advanced to II, and
closed at l 18al 90; lard oil firm at lOa
/ 10, the latter rate Tor extra.
PETR0LEUM-Firm at 42a43c for
refined free.
SEEDS-Clover in active demand and
prices higher; sales at 1910 per pound,
but it was held at l4c at the close; Tim
othy unchanged and quiet.
GOLD-Quoted at l42t buying.
MONEY-The market is easy at SalO
per cent; business generally improv-
iDn
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From Ikuynu.i.

New YORK, February 1O.--A Havana
special to the Herald, dated the 9th inst,
has tue following: The powder that
was shipped by the Hamburg brig
FREDERICK, supposed to have been in
teAded for Mexico, has been stopped.
The subsidy to the Spanish mail
steamers plying between this port and
Vera Cruz is $4,000 per month.
Imports at Havana are made liable to
the payment of dues in advance. The
practice of requiring security therefor is
abolished, but the custom officials are
made responsible for the securities on
hand until after maturity.
A magistrate was recently aSsass'ua-
ted near BejuCal.
Senior Jose Frias DullerS, brother OF
Don PaOCuS, is dead.
The latest advicCS from Caracas are
to the sd ult. In Aragut the insurroc-
tionary troubles were diminishing, but
Gencll Miguel Gil, commander of the
national forces and minister of war, had
been killed in action.
In Cegedes General Gonzales Cardenas
revOlted, but was killed.
The general situation of the republic
was critical.
President Falcon has announced a
new cabinet.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, February 1G.-In the
Supreme Court to-day, Associate JUS
tice Nelson, announced an elaborate Opin-
opinion in the case of the State of GeOr-
gia against Secretary Stanton, General
Grant and Major General Pope, praying
that for reasons set forth in the peti.
ton they may be restrained from
doing certain acts contemplated by the
reconstruction laws. The court dis
mismissed the bill for the reason that
it presents a political question, and
therefore does not properly fall under
it's jurisdiction. In this opinion the
Justice said it was also applicable TO a
similar petition of the State of MisSis-
sippi.
The subcommittee on Rcconstruc-
ton this morning, resumed the exam
ination of Mr.. StilsOn, correspondent of
the New York World, with reference to
his conversation with the President on
the subject of the Stanton and Grant
matter and in connection with the Presi-
dent and Grant correspondence, which
was referred by the House to that COM
mittee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11
New York Dry Goods Marker.

NEW lohh, ISDludlN lV'
Cotton goods market very much ex-
cited under the raise in cotton ana gold.
All prints, except Merrimack and Co.
checo, advanced &c and the tendency is
upward, as gray cloths have risen to SC
per yard; Sprague's prints arc up TO BE;
Amoskeag, l2c; Lowell, IL: Wamsutta,
9tc. Heavy brown shcetings ic higher;
Appleton A and Gmuskeag a, l6ic; At
ahtic \, lie and scarce; Nassau ID, l3tc.
Masonvillc bleached muslins up to l-c;
Fruit of the Loom, l7!c. Ticks higher;
Amoskeag A & A, Sac: do a, pc do b,
Doc; do c, 23c do ID, 20c; Pearl River,
35c Mi@dlesoX, 36c; ThOrndyke
stripes 29ic; Massahric do 2l!c; Uueas-
rifle do 14ic; A Isle; Everett do l2tc; A
l3!c; Hamilton do 2l!c; York 223a23!c;
American l2al4c; WhiIleaton do lila
13ct; Lewiston 36-inch 23tc; COnestOga
A,wide and narrow stripe BE; extra
wide and narrow do 25c; ConestOga
ticks 36-inch Bic; do Gold Medal Doc: do
G. 22c; do G G A pic; Mount Vernon l2Ic;
Star zoe; Hamilton 25c; Waltham A.
inch bleached muslins 16lc. Cotton
yarn tirmer; Noe to II command Boa
324c, the inside rate by the bale. Irvine
up to 32!c for Apply. The general tone
of the market is strong, and on cotton
goods the tendency is upward.