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EXPOSITION OF " RsTEIN WooLLRN MAN.
UPAcruREKs-The first exposition of the wool
led goods manufacturers OF the Northwest
opened in Chicago Tuesday. Speeches were
made by Hon. L. B. Ward, or Detroit; Hon. J
Com missioner OF Agriculture; Hon. n. b. Judd,
of Chicago, and others. Samples Of goods are
on exhibition from all thes Western States and
seVeral Eastern states. To.daythe trade sale
OccCrs. ruHf rD- -
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TIE CHINESE are 10 have grand reception
AT saratoga.
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strike for an lncrsAss od yN6esi 01T 7.la.s;
.Iwin N Ssmssg wvb1Apdspee the eapcaa
II aposAerE p1ksoahais4 Ssssioa EBosscN Hi - 4
The BelGisn 2pyesDmsnt has b ptohibifad
the manu- stsssso or Use Of nit 'Ogl. cers
NE .SSsiz hl.s .lsasL-Isso2 .aofT kzr1
. h1AIl pxth bizs
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THE EkI4IxoEx Az Ono RAILsoAp.--rhe
y" hirnore SnI, OF this morntnR saws; --..3 was
and Ohio railroaa hf the, recefif doe6 'woufd
have been repaired and the 3ins ftlnnipg Epg.,
uiarly to-day. The heavy Yribs a tie Uast
two days, however. have somewhat damaged
aportion of the worin nd ocrasicssqaA add,-
nonal day 5 dehy. To-Inorfow, Il is.OAfefai}y
AZ cunoeA The business OF the pad viii be
folly rsssped the arst psssensfS AM ~ tas
(s.i5 A. M ii
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DEArHsBY SUICIDE AND ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-Geo. Zimmerman,
. cigar dealer Of this city, committed suicide
to-day ty blowing out hIs brains. An un.
Known elderly woman was killed at South
Camden by the Cape May train. She went on
the track 70 recover a basket, and was struck
by the COW catcher. ~ -4 E..f Fs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-06

AMONG the distiE guished visitors al Ssratoga
are Mayor Hoffman, John g. Sake, Fernando
Wood. and s. s. Cox, Of N. Y. $3.50. ....
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y Cape May, it il stated, was never so
denseiY crowded a. At the present tune Peo-
PIE are paying Tor the privilege Of sleeping on
the piazxass on the lawn and IN the bath
holses. rs.sIl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-06

RECEIPTS FROM CUsToIs.-The receipts
nom customs q. the ports below named from
July 25th to 31st, inclusiys, were as SclIews /:
Boston, S21s, ,S13.s0, New York, S2,955 II gs:
Philadeiphia, &t4s,40&. ~; SAN FrSn cisc6, yune
18th 10 July 3, S110,3l5.il. Total, 21a3 l65 81
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~ A LAST OHASck--Scene-,A Room. Present
Swell Young Lady, end Lattle Boy,-Alger-
no1 (Who hrs been anxiouely hoping Tommy
viii lenye the room Here. Tommy, my man,
here'S nalf q crown. Run up STAIRS and fetch
your ssstSr's photNgraDh book, and don't come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-06

MAJOR Ben PERLEY PooRE left to day for
the North to tooral-ooral-ize on his line New
buryport farm until the September meeting OF
Congress He is TO be envied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-06

NEW YORK, August 6.-Mouey still easy "a,
per cent Exchange, 10. Gold, 4Sx. Old bonds
lax; new, 81. Ten-Forties, on. Virginia 6's
new, SSk. Tennessee 6's, ex-coupon, e3X.
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Baltimore Stock Market, re.dav

BALTIMORE, August 6.-virginia skies. old.
inscribed, ASH bad, 46k asked; do. old. coupon.
81 y bid; do. new, 53& bid. North Carolina,
ex.coupon, IN.
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Hs.lay's New York Marke,s.
INV T0lo1rnpb.r

NEW Ye1K. August 6-Flour, 'fsa2s cents
better. Wheat, 3a5 cents better. Corn, i cent
Cotton dull; Mid-dling Uplands, 29x cents'
EreiRhto dull ~
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MEs. SENATOR TRUNBGLL is evidently much
worse to-day, and but slight hopes are enter
tanned of her recovery. She is perceptibly
weaker, and failIng fast, we regret to say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-06

GxkxRALs 0~ o. HewAsDs Commissioner OF
the Freedmen's Bureau, has issued a circular
promuIgating the act Of Congress relating 10
the Freedmen's Bureau. W hich was vetoed and
passed over the veto on the last day Of the
session, and a copy Of tae same has been trans.
miIted TO the vario us employees OF the Bursau
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FROM EUROPE TODAY.
Jefferson Davis in Europe-Disat tfec ction
in Spain,

LIVERPOOL, August 6.-Jeferson Davis ar.
rived here by steamer last night.
PARIS, August 6.-Dispatches received from
various parts Of Spain represent that the whole
most efforts OF the Government are required
70 pre- vent an on tbreak. Ta.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-06

GIN. MEADE was a, Charleston yasisrday
and assumed command Of North ana south
Carolina, which vas formally turned over by
Gen. Candy. He viii At once proceed TO CON-
plete the discharge Of all persons employed on
civil duties. and concentrate the troops at few
po,pts flf Al f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-06

Z u The towr of Wabash. Indiana, is becom-
IN < a rival OF CO. cago- Tha Pisindsaler oftha,
acct unt OF. sAA Accident in which ar. v.
Schupe had a foot cut OF by a moving ms
chine: "A Fracas." IN which O fran NAMED
''Sedden Dsath'' of an Old Citizen named
sGoerse Mounts; "a Dead Man." who ,was
II und dead ms flelIt. laying died frSn neat
dTur ken nsss. or something else; Pm Sib "
beating. and gost a ~ ock oe me teld: and GA
Most SHOCKING TragrSy."ro 70 crown lhe whole.
in which q man murdered has wlft aud cat his
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THE BRrcxLAYERs STRIKE

INTERNAL RKvENCR.-The receipts to-day
from this source We're S533,1U5 d5.
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GKS. GRANT.-A telegram was received here
from Gen. Grant to-day. Hs Is sill a. -
Louis, and does not indicate when he will re-
turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-06

ScICIDG.rLucian Redman, q worthy and
muSh respected colored man, who lived but
shoft 1ance from Hillsboro. In Loudon
COUNTY, VA, ooHmitted suicide last Sunday
we1k, (26th,j BY shnotinG himself through the
heart with rifle. He was ebopt 60 years old
n One-thirdofsn the rajlroad spikes made
in the United 6tates e1s tuxned ont IN Pits
barf, Pa. Three machines are In USE, which
peot taee TIRE thousand 70 ave thousand spiSss
per hour each sar ill1 sr5ss sls ..i ss1s q
nt Amone the latest Inventions IL a rubber
batS tab. skUut three feet in dfAmecer when
syr}ad pet, which can easily b slowed away
IN sstcnsts VI saasaia ssst5f.s tsss q ~
K1heaRy hos wsAthef had bad effect q ron
i tfi!supposed mat tss crop WIN All Nov An An
stetage, chisSiy en scconnt Of shrinkage., s-s :
ur In arecent thunder storm in Enslaud a
sSldker was strdck BY iEhtuing and made bind,
aAda vtoenabWho bed been aseSne bllnd for
sisff ysarsvas a. sssdassiy restored - siGss.
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ISPoRMATIoN has been received here that
Gen. Sherman viii at once convene the Indian
Peace Commission, authorized by the recent ACT
Of Congress, and confer with the various tribes
with a view 10 preventing further disturb
ances. fH. 't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-06

MRS AIExAEDER W. RANDALL was IN Lon.
DON ON the 21st Of July.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The rates for demand loans in New York
during the week have ranged from tc4 per
cent and In some Instances az Iow IS per
cent. while loans have been made Tor sixty
oays AZ per cent, and for % days at per
cent There have been some lsrge loans effect
ed at per cent for six months; but the banks
keep their funds well in hand and refuse long
loans. The financial bugbear Of the Fail, the
denand from the West for crop -moyinr purs
poses, seems 10 have less inn uence the present
season than IL has had heretofore. The hanks
are strong enough 10 meet Il when Il comes and
II no combinations should be entered into TO
make money artifcially scarce, all the le-iti-
mate demands upon the hanks will fail 70 have
any adverse fluence. Gold has BEEN greatly
excited during the week, partly through tue
management Of epecuiators, but mostly from
legitimate causes. The price has gone M as
high as K5 L, and as low as Ia. The feeliny Of
the Gold Room and Of the commercial CON.
munify generally is favorable 10 higher rates.
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morning.

Hon. J. NJ. ScEoFIELD, Secretary OF War, is
expected TO return 10 this city Tomorrow
morning. .-.... - -
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"A FORMER SENATOR DEsT1TUrE.-WAo IS Il
Yesterday the police records announced that a
man had been picked up on Magazine street in
asick and destitute condition, and taken to the
CHARITY Hospital. These few lines were ALL
They gave no warning of a history that was
full OF the most eyentful and remarkable ad-
ventures. For this sick and destitute man was
once statesman, Representative and Senator
IN Congress, and a lawyer Of dishnguls he'd
party in neighboring State, and there was no
position OF place and Confidence he could not
have held. Buf, like many others, his intem.
hs friends and the confidence Of the party.
Sn king lower and lower in ths nm of ruin. he
dissolved his family connections. His wife
abandoned him, his children ebrsook him, and,
alone in The world, he was packed up in the
streets Of New ORLEANS sfekaird Destitute with
on, ueney and iwithsut trbalds. There are
man yfre who VIII recognize the man.-Eso
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TIN CHINESE EMBASSY approve the HUDSON
nyer scenery.
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PoLiTIcAr.-Hon. Beverly A. Ds Wis is rrged
as The DTaocratie candidate for Congy sss an
the Virginia Fourth District, Judge George II.
Gilmer having declIsed bsca use, ths negro
men are largely IN the m2jorisy.ss.Tszls = ; s.
-H9n. BenJaman Eggleston yasyesterday
renornt1ated for the House OF pspressn b nsss
nati) District BY acelamaaian. = "a IL
Hon. j. Z. Churchill. OF the twenty.
second (0swego) New York District, has sssn
unanimously renominated for the 'Houss ef
RspresensaGives by the ReprSlicans.
The Fifth District Repubhcaa Con tspn
Hall for Congress.
In the SECOND District Of Ono Sesterday
Job Stevenson vas nominated Tor Coorr>.s nv
the Repubhsan OuAS ention on the thrd bailoS.
~ . IIln VI =
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( MYSTERIOUS CATTLE DIsEAsE-eonsider.
aide excitement WIS created at Pittsburg on
Sunday by the arrival there from Chicago OF a
laige number NIB OF sa,se stTore or hess affect
tv.four animals Were found TO have died on
the way, and after arrival there large num-
Der, apparently in good condition, Were strick-
en. with aisense and died. "A dispatch from
chicago says -" There is considerable excite
ment among the c1ttie sellers and BUYERS in
this city, in consequence OF q mysterious dn-
ease that has recently broken out among beef
cattle in the central part OF the State. Out Of
several lots OF cattle recelved here by the I'M
nois CaDtral Railroad. and purchased and
shipped East seven head died on the cars be-
ing them have telegraphea 10 the Union yards
ht re requesting the agents to buy NO more cat.
tie general panic Is occasioned among the
cattle men IN Consequence" fi e.
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LOUISIANA TRoUBsEs.-Lieut. Colonel John
Z. Dean, Of The stan Of the Govern OF OF Louisi-
ana, yesterday visited the President, ard, on
behalf Of Governor Yarmouth, pressnte y
copy Of the TesolutIons OF the Legfsiature O,
LOUISIANA requesting that Federal troops be
placed at The disposal OF the Governor OF that
State 20 prevent murders and dcmeStic yio-
Free. Colonel Dean also presented a letter
Iron Governor Yarmouth, addressed 70 the
President. arguing the necessity OF granting
the request Of TIE LegislaiCre. The President
received the papers. hut did not indicate what
actlon would be taken upon them. Probably
noihinS VIII be done upon the subject until q
IUH meeting Of the Cabinet car bs had.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
POPULAR PRICES.
SUPERIOR AcCoMH3pAfIoH FOR IA

SUPERIOR ACOOMMODAfION FOR FANI-
LIES AND GBGTLEMEN.
s4.5o Per Day, tSs Per Week. oloo for four weeks
Omnibus and Baggage Msstsr 70 receive Checks
ct etatfon. - -
OPEN FROM JUNE lsf no OOfOBIB ler.
Address LELAND BROTHERS,
Or b. LILAND Co.,
m WAS ews Metropolitan Hotel,
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p. Government Securities.
WAsasRoroH, August 6, fs0s.-Jsy Cooke &
DO. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernment securities:
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GENERAL CANBY, formerly in command Of
the Second Military Dlstrict, but recently ap-
pointed - the CONN md OF me Department of
Washington, is expected 20 arrive here in the
course Of few days and Immediately enter
upon the discharge Of his dutioJ. General
Meade, appoint d 10 the command Of the De-
partment OF the South, hiss already entered
upon the discharge o. his duties and mad q con-
sulta ion in Charleston with General Candy
as to matters in North and South Carolina
General Emory, who has been in command os
the Department of Washington for some time
will remain IN this city, he being mernber OF
the board now IN session here to revise the cav
airy tactics.
ACCORDING TO a correspondent of the Balti.
timore Gasette, Secretaries Browning, Welles,
and McCulloch have come out In Cabinet
meeting fiat-footed for Seymour and BLAIR, and
Messrs. Seward. Randall, Scholeld, and
Evarts. now absent, are to be called mp TO the
confessional on their return. The corre-
spondent thinks Seward 10 the only member
who viii give any trouble.
Those who profess "to know" aver, how
ever, that no Cabinet expression of opinion has
been made, and that any attempt to bring them
mp 10 the .confessional' would be promptly
repelled by most Of the members.
MAJOR GENKRAL kILPATRICR will return to
this country during the present month from his
mission to Chill for the purpose Of attending to
his private affairs and entering the political
canvass for G rant and Colfax. lie will speak in
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and in
thewest, and after the election Will probably adj
dress several literary societies, having received
a large number OF invitations 10 lecture on
South America, and on Shernan's ch from
Atlanta, during viii ch he commanded the cav
airy. r.Ar
A CORRESPONDENT of the Turf. ESeld urd
Form finds much fault with the Hosmer statue
OF Colonel Benton, Of ST. Louis, and considers
II = signal failure. The best statue of Benton,
yet made, is that by Horatio Stone, o. this city;
and had justice been done in the award he
would have received the order for the statue
MAJOR Ben PERLEY PooRE left to day for
the North to tooral-ooral-ize on his Inc New
buryport farm until the September meeting OF
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CHIEP CLERK, Per SION OFFICE
siontr Cox this morning appointed DR.. II. G..
Lauck Chief Clerk of the Pension Once, rice
james A. Mf rsan. DIR. ,Lauck for some time
past has been discharging the duties OF Chief
Clerk. and is very popular with the employees
and all transacttlng business with the office
His appointment gives universal satisfaction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-06

NONE An. eEsuIsE unless dose u, in
steei ensrssed Wrapper. with Jas ss.sss ef NJ
chemscsi wsssboass. ssd siened - = p, - : :.
NAeo n. r. HBLM3OLp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-06

ATTORNEY GENERAL EvARTs returned to
the city this morning from his recent visit to
New York, and had a long interview with the
President. He subsequently was visited by
Secretary IcCulloch, at his office, when they
had consultation relative to the resignation by
Nh. Rollins Of the Internal Revenue Commis-
slonership, and the question of the appoint
ment OF a new Commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-06

1neV nave cn0IISQe0 q I1Iktd tudt w ulic Inc dC-
ton of their political friends has been mis-
taken, their motives have been good. They
must now see that the Republican party is in
that condition that il cannot carry out a wise
and peaceful policy, whatever its mott yes may
be. 1t is a rnisfortune,' not only 70 country,
but to q governing party ITSELF when Its ac.
ton is unchecked by any form Of opposition.
1t has been the misfortune OF tne republican
party that the events Of the past few years
have given il so much power that II has
been able to shackle the executive, to tram
mel the judiciary, and TO carry out the
views of the most nnwise ana violent OF its
any party, il has ever been found that the
judgments OF its ablest Saade1s do not control.
There is hardly an able man who has helped to
not within The past three years warned IL
ar ainst lis ex ossses, who has not beeA borne
down and forest to i've up his Convictions Of
what the interests q the ccnrrry called tor; Of,
driven sSe trom its rans Il THE Ia. been the @ csse
heretofore, what w u Its actiua now with
this new infusion OF men @ ,s wn9, Eita dscen,
respect tor the views ot mose who had just
iative career Wlah calls for aTns, with demands
is Al their States ehali be regarded as in CON.
ditiol OF civfl var and wtn decfaraucn
isa sss fn STATES .ess sss
can persuade or force OongressTP bring for
wata 9sE sSs.ss SE4s e Rsss g as eIi9
fnts1 ftsfA Il = snSsfS S eiss . every sIissias man nan
that adv ixisn OF poiitical power tends 20 check
thely1oIeno0 81 psrty acti0n and to tssure the
peace and good ofdf of fSociey, rhe election
of I eeunocfatie executite and majority OF
fdenoeratc nembsp " " Aeaee9f Reprssea.
tatik Is woaId sot give e thas parry ersAsiza.
mob tho newer 20. make ts91osui o. Stoleai
kchahges, but - would serye those extrems
Ye4sures which have been deglored By the besi
s.:i sasi sGaIs %sas ~ Assi III rs.soss.
,iOl of n 'esn 40 sSi'shn'en' Of fra
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COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
The resignation Of Mr.. Rollins, Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue, was accepted yesterday
and sent by the President to Secretary McCul-
loch, TO be by him delivered TO Mr.. Rouin
The acceptance was endorsed upon the letter
Of resignation, and reads substantially that
"Your resignation Of - (blank date) is hereby
accepted" 50 t.H.
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TIE IsNKRNAL REVENUE COMMISSIONER
lMBRo9LIo.-The acceptance Of Commissioner
koIiins resignation by the President has caused
no little comment to-day. The friends Of the
President hold that he has the undoubted night
10 accept the resignation Of Mr.. Rollins, and
ignore the proviso made by hmm in that resig-
nation. Oh the other hand II is argued that the
President has nothing to do with the resigna
ticn. as be nominated a successor befof Con-
gress took its recess, which nomination will be
acted upon when the session Is resumed. Mr..
Rollins is now absent with his family in New
Hampshire, and the Assistant Commissioners
Mr.. Harlan, is discharging the duties Of the
Office during his absence. The President mp to
three o'clock tnis afternoon, had not designated
any one to act as Commissioner ad interim, and
will take no further action In the matter until
the opinion Of Attorney General Fyarts is Civ
en- as to the right Of the President to make an
dd interim appointment. The Attorney Gene.
raj after having an interview with the Presi.
dent thus morning, was closeted q long time
with Secretary McCulloch.
The impression prevails to-day that should
the President make an al interim appointment
IT will result in Congress coming together
without fail IN September, in heated temper
and very much inclined to push impeachment
measures shrply through. .f
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II no treatment 10 submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity may eosue. Our nesh anf blood are q D.
piaess, and that Of pOstsrty, upon pro %
use " . reliable remedy.
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PRICE el - PEE BOTTLE, OR SIX BOT
Ties roR $3.50, DELIVERED TO
n ANY AppREss. .,sf - -.
soLp By DRuecisrs ryEarwHERs

.a.t.u ssEa sW arleIE . ish rsaa.d ~rois
.f5u telsoh 1851
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-09
We ny ditto to Nr. Burke /

TIE Iowa Sr41s Gox.sac1AL REv1rv,i
Is the titls Of new business and advertising
qualifications which nessss. Henry ard Worth
ineson Of Dies Moines are bringing ont Il
will b volume Of one hundred paees. wall
prihtsd On sxcsltsnt book pspsr and vsIl
bouud il papsr cover. The plan l. .u;cna.
and viii cooaend itself 10 the prompt favor
of business nee. Every page las txo col
nmns Of adversissnsats ard : ssstsAl eelana
giving al the iscAl md busissss asws Of each
county in the Stats. Il will contain late
price current, and will Be distributed grxfuit.
0ussy monthly, = follc~s One to zach dry
soods' hardware, queenswsre, groeery, boot
ana snoe, hst and cap, clothips, leather, drug
ana ~ other merchants also, to Ill hotels,
reading roons. railroad dspo.., md otse,'
places Of general resort through Lac. n.
Moinss. Louisa, Van Bursn, Henry. va.
ington, jefferson, Davis, Wapello, Keolnt
Mahaska, Marion, Monroe. App.noo.e
Wayne. Lucas, Warren, Pola,. M.a;son.
Clarke, Decssor, Rinsgold, Union, Ad4ir.1
Cas-, Adass, Tsylor, Mssseonery, psss,
Frsmcnt, and Mills Conat;es. Ie~.s
thrcngA Clarke, Seotlasd, Schs1l1 % q
Merssf, Harrison, ard Gs,ss5 O. p;
the # Assoan. Nj. aeesy + = - RI
tom solieitnag sabsrsspti - 8 = NJ
Asss lasss saeeeas ~ Do sst -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-09
FinanciAl and Commercial.


CORN MkAL-fs Ice ihs...-....I ......tl Get11i 70
BrcxwHEAr rLouH~-sie0 to $500 per iys ~.
BnsrsK--chniee iofS Riliepnu nd ESQ; zse = b
Kass--ts gstd t~aaaid al Pc per dos.
PsvLrsf-- sniEsFms, dressed, Else TO s. per dua
Turkeys i.t4i23e r. ID; liauks $50 pr dor;
geese 4 50 ~ u 20 per ais.
sDscnrA-Ne~. IS n Zoe per ga;;sa.
Pcsarors--9s to 81 e5 "a bu.1ei. VS.
LAao--tf. = lsspsv q.
Baxswxx- 10 ger H.
TALlov--Ia tlis, ~ feose Sc Ter D.
PxArEERs-Primc So 70 esc p}s ~.
RAas--Cot.on, 81 Per IL; soolrh ls per ID.
wars EEAxs--connasn TO ga$d to 81 searce.
csEgsE--6ood eounsly Is TO lac. Factory lse.
BsAs-soaros and in demand; ~ 80 to u ~ pr
100 lbs
raptrs-Grssn Aprlss 81 90 u 81 40 per bash
81. Choices Dried Applsp TOYS per 10.
Dried Peaches, to lue.
ssxBs--rinsthy st7s TO 90 Clover 50 CO.
Flax SEED 81 ~.
orLs-cosl oil 4se. Linseed, taw 81 50, boiled
q E.. y lssd. > inter strdtaed- 81 70 Fs-e
Lsvs srocx-Resf Castle 81 ~ 10 *s 50 rross.
Hogs, god lots, s. 10 SSH gross Sheep
50 50 70 81 90 per hs4A. Veal Calves
fran IS ca 10 s. 70 4
DAeos--S. G. HAAS isto lie; a4ousders 10 esnts;
siaas IL 10 izic. ma
WooL-Tab washed Is 10 seds Gcess 30 Ans
ESQ See.; anwsshed, Is to ao4- nss
HAy-Tsme,hy 10 aGsivs dst1addlat from ~ %
to xii W per ton. Praiflf 90 % 10 50 -
Woep -es 50 to 80 SO per cord, secoriins.e qsAi-
n....-s.ssa, L; a. ea-i u, dry ai.. iss
do sait I5c per lb ~ s
sALs--Lake 81 ss to ~ 90.
GLAss--syie IS 50. Raiss di3cosntsd IS 70 10
leresns. #s
EaIas--$ss 3aJatss. i. 80