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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22
Financial and Commercial.



DucKwusAr FLoUR-$A.o0 to $500 per ioe lbs.
Bu,rrn--Choice lots wfllconmsnd SOC Soc
Rccs-Receipts large, and prices range Ia to iSe
PouLrRr-Dressed, noAe offered.
Sosauun--5e TO 7ac pet gallon.
PorAross-so to 81 e5 y hushel.
Os,oys-$1.50 TO 200.
LAxp-City cured la3c per 10. country carea log
to lac per Id.
BxxsvAx-2s to $40 per ID.
TALLow--In bbls, leic; loose 9c per 10,
FsxrnERs-Prime soc TO p5c per n.
RAes-Cotton, Be per ID.
WnITr BxAss-Common TO good to Isl scsrce.
CHE,s.-Good country IS to l4c Factory isc.
BsAs-Scarce and in demandi wholesale ~ ~
per 100 lbs.
Pauirs-Grcen Apples ~ 90 to - w per oa.-
rel. Choice Dried Apples 70 We per ~"
Dried Peaches, Iac.
SKEBs-TimothJ 81 90 10 -. Clover - w.
Flax seed 81 IS. ;,
o,rs-Coal oil 4sc. Linseed, "a. 81 IS, boiled
81 20. Lard, 81 40 TO %. Fish u "
~, sr - i. c.,tie 81 90 to IS 50 gross.
Hors, good lots. IS to IS IS gross. sheep
~ So to - 90 Iper head. Veal Calves
from 81 90 to Sd 90
BAco.-City cured hams lie, shonlders nc,
clear sides l5c. Country cured hams ia
TO lac; shoulders to Toe; sides IL to lac.
PoRx-Mess % so to $24 per Dbl.
WooL--Tub washed 81 to 4oc.; fleece 40 nne
zs4p 3oc.; unwashed, IS to 2oe
HAr-Timothy In actiys demand at from ~ W
to $Il 90 per ton. Prairie 70 W TO % W
Woop--35 SO to So SO per cord .accordingto quail
ity, in good demand
HtpEs-Green, s.; do cured Ice; dry nint I've;
do salt fgc per ID.
sAtr-Lake s. W to 81 90. ~
GLAss-sXIe - so. Rates discounted 80 70 ~
per cent.
| NAus-$5 SO rates.
| Bah IRoS-5c, rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

TEE Keokuk & ST. Paul Railray change
time to. morrow morning, March Esd. The
Packets will hereafter leave Fort Madison
daily, Sunday excepted. See time card.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

ACKNOWLEDGES with thanks many favors,
among them call Yesterday, from our friend
d. X. Smith, the gentlemanly, enterprisng
and able Dep. Superintendent Of the Toledo,
Peoria 4 Warsaw Railroad.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago marha.

Chicago Marhef.
By Telegraph ChioAso' MARIN =
Florr-In good demand for lev gradss; 90 change m
prices.
wheat. Better, and firm at 81 s3al ssH mol.
Corn la good demand and btst - s25xs fr new
oars-Hi her and Arm. s7zk b5A
Rye-Nomir AL prices range from u ~ q % ef no =
Barley fnmiy held y ~ ~ 10
provi.ions-sfronge. Pork held At fzt
Lard 81 org. held al fo, tesdsrs s-kirg 1875
Bulk M.ass-te,y srmiy bod. shoulders lu3s ropsh
side. is shert rib i2I cisat sides 1885, s~est pick ed
hams Az
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

CroARs.-A fine brand of Cigars at Christ
fields, No. !, Opera House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

HERE is new journal that comes TO US IN
the freshness of incpient journalistic life. II
is Snow l. Huber's Monthly Journal, and
shows among other things the enterprise Of
that enterprising firm.
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Attest-J. c. BuRSs, CLERK.


A RIVER Naturalization q. Howe saws.
IN the La Grange american "Soma tins
since it was announced that the mails hx u.
river from St. Louis TO Keokuk, which va,a
suspended last season, we're to be ra.,raa
this, and that the St. Louis and Keolnt
Packet line had obtained the contract IT,
carrying the mails, as formerly. This an.
nouncement was substantially correct At ths
time 1t was made, but, unfortunately e., ,ba
people who are deeply interested, the con.
tract vas Withdrawn or annuiled by the p. O.
department, at the instance or comnla;nt of
senator Henderson, Of this State, az ~ hsva
been informed. and whose principal ob;ect;on
vas that proposals for letting the contract
nag not been advertised according to Law.
which may have been the fact. The nr;e. !,
Nh'ea the contract vas taken vas cer,.;,,,
:, fs .ss sesHatbiis- $1,000 for the .ea.on. Lac
.aan sso per trip, including room and bo.rd
neer-and it ought 10 haye been n.r.
'''su = remain, and The people Twin. la.
me f'ver would nov be enjoying mai, sss No.
Of which they have, through .hs ;ss. "a. .-s''''e.
intertsrsnce Of Senator Hend.r.a. 49, .au
prived Tor the past year, Tier 4.
ana lectures Senator Hendersou ,,o.,,. -. =
loondly, and shows that there shoova I.
nsef mail between Keoknk ana ST. f.o.;.
Ne 1ele convinced Of this, but il we h.dn,.
80 oeIofe' We would be alter Howe's state.
mont q u case. s'-'s-
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CITY NEWS.

THAT CoxcERr by Mr.. Reps Glass is to be
given upon next Thursday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

SAMUEL WILSON killed Cornelius Howard
near Warsaw few days ago. He struck him
with club. Wilson was arrested in Warsaw
on Wednesday, and is 10 Jail in Carthage.
See the Bulletin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

REV. Il. DANIELS, from Alton, Illinois,
will preach in the New School Presbyterian
Church, this morning.. at the usual hour for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

Rev. J. P. STUART, Of the First New
Church Society Of st. Louis, will preach, on
Sunday morning, Marh 22d, and deliver
lecture at ! o clock in the evening, in the
Unitarian Church, mar2l 2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

stock N ar net.
By Telegraph Nav YoRT. March 2t.
Governments shade arner Coupons Of 49, liIjsSA
DO 81 ii5I4aL; do "a 1ost1.; do IS losha y
do asw is7zai4; do 81 1875 AZ 10 &os loi az "a
les4a2s
kailsay markst opsnelstrong bat closed lover. WI
r;4sH;N ci23Hass; Eric 3iIz43s; Reading SIX
a.; Wabash aet4; Ill c 1915 Ri $685.; swo3
9ss; do rfd .ilssss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

CHARLEY SHAY always popular Minstrels
are posted to be liz Keoknk nextweek.
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lriy,I, "a Dspar,nrss q Issknk Pask,t,'

non nor, Arrives on Wednesday ana a Saul
day, 1t 9 o'clock p. M, and Departs On "onaa'
and Thursday, Att o'clock = n.
Andy JOHNSON, Arrives on Thursday
and Sunday, IT 8 O'Clock p M, ana Depars On
Tuesday and Friday, st an.
luuY DuR3RA0, Arrives on Monday and
Friday. It .. m, and Departs on Wednesday
and Saturday, at >. %,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

HutsKAMp l. MATLyss seem to be running
the shoe business. The people begin to see
the advantages of dealing at strictly cash
house, where honest people are not taxed for
bad accounts. mar 2l-1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

Cniesgo L,ve stoes market.
BY Telegraph cHS.so Ma % 81
IIoS.- Receipt. 1880. ~ Aissnes Of i3a2) Vas Cd
TUNED llsLs unsren grades; good smo N hogs hsa
armIy. Mtrt. issdy ST 81 80 a. % Tor sucsinxs sid
.bot,. 4; cog o. Ter $50 even pg. g 2i6s IS for
,,, - ,,s,v.. esa,5 70 e35 p5unds About 1870 bead
ansoid 81 ~ s'eios k =
CattIe-EsesiItf vary light t-snsaetohs Hmfi o 10
ely trade: maItst az be quoted nominal al range 81
81 25ss 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

OrR friend Lowry ofthe News Depot, has
received Harper's Monthly and Frank Les
lies Magazines for April. They are both
we'll filled Harper, from mere glance,
however, we speak it, seems to be more than
usually excellent. Go to Lowrys and get
them,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

THE main requisites of successful busi>
ness are good goods, reasonable prices, polite
attentions and correct representations As TO
quality. Phillips h Kerr have been doing
business long enough in Keokuk for the pso-
pie to know that these are the principles on
wNeh they invariably do business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

sew YerH Aarksl.
81 Telegraph Esw fcRa, Msrth IL
Cotton Steady; 2.j413 n,sadiipg
Pour-ciosed dali and Sc loFer, With only limited
d.mard for ioea, -ade
Wheat pirmsr: m pdsrsis FensEd To- export md
hone
Eye-ynminally unehanSsd
Corn Steady: 81 .sSi % fer mixsl western
Aaost;{1 % old mixed ~etsn inst,Fe
Po k-Ssry qniet tnyart Of hss mess OF & s2ls reg
and seli.rs 81 - 90
Beef Q5isf aud Arm
Cut Meats Dahl al anehsr gid
Bacon = Qnitt and steady; II E1tn bsrisn9 cut
Lard-vcry hrn E; 1898
REQ f.rm and gnit
Coffee firsnsr hui Inactive
Fngar-rpehang' Il; Cuba II FL
tssss N ,dere.siy serve sauscsy do IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

- Ilns Nsw York 7slegyam suggests Sew
a.. NE e., democratic candidate Tor Presi-
IN, rnhaiever the prefsfsnce Of The IA.
- :. SScavsn''on, the Democracy % mr.
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New Orleans MarAet.

New Orleans Marnet.
By Telegraph NrI oat..xs March q,
Cotton Quiet aid unchang. 81 m ddlng 24x
Elonr-ia soed-demsnd and arm: super $40 IS; Xxx
SO IS; choice s1475.
Corn Quiet ard firm; Q, kaioo
Oats Firm and unchanged
Pork-Aetlve and advanced I, &c asaes 20
sseon-vsry arm Shoulder l2sz; clear ribbed side.
lax; clear 10
Sugar cured Hams--issz
LArd-Aiyaoccd. fierce 1etjs; kes /,
MILWAUKEE, Marnst.
By Telegraph MnwAuxu,. March n,
Ncur-a aaL and dnll
Wheat i a5x and frm
-
Weekly Bank Statement.
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c,.s,nna,i naru.,

Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph crrcisxsri. March III,
Fion. and Wheat ,tss9y -
Corn la fair d msuf, NJ Sc .or car
rats Qast aud eui at tas1o
Bir,sy srce aud irresa'sr. prime all 1913
Cotton D1l aat prices nonlns
Provisiuns--Boyait " ss ok held at SIS
Bu'k Ne ..s-ioss tiq4 Tor rh mi lsr4: isS sla fe
eId.A
Gaooa-Is god demand u better prices; shonidsrs
~. sid~s Ia. cIssr RIB and ~ ,idss u kista
Lnd-In dena nd At 10, tat not active
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

The first case of involuntary bankruptcy
ever tried in this State, is now before the Dis
trict Court Of the United States, in session at
this place, the petitioners being Chicago
boot and shoe firm, and the defendants Messrs.
Charles Conan & Co., of Iowa City. The
trial commenced on Friday morning. Yes
terday at noon the case was submitted to
jury, who, up to late hour last evening, had
failed to agree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

THESE Pos.-poinls are ofthe Chicago Posts
sharpening:
Raymond thinks Johnson too noisy and
loquacious. With all lis faults be loves
him still.
If a. j. had been good tailor, he would
certainly have mended his manners before he
forsook his goose.
1T is said that whenin bis cups, The Pres
idents favori.e ballad i4-s'Wh hen the 's,cd'-
totss' homeward fly.
In common with the Copperheads, We
warn the High Court Of Impeachment to
proceed with caution in The matter of the
charges against the President. 1t will be no
easy matter to prove looseness Of habi,
against man who is habiiuaay tight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

Is the District Court o. the United States,
for the District of Iowa-Order:
Ordered, That the Clerk will, in every case
OF voluntary bankruptcy, in which a petition
for discharge is FLED in this Court, enter and
certify special order referring it to the Reg
lister in charge of the case, ITO make an s.Or.
der to show cause .therein, and to sit in
chambers on the return thereof, and pass the
last examination of the Bankrupt, if there be
no opposition, and certify to the Court
whether the Bankrupt has in all things con-
formed to oil the requirements Of the Act,
JAMES N. Love, Judge
Dist. Court U. s., Dist. Of Iowa.
Attest. c. BuRss, CLERK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

LIprIScorT's MAoazrSE.-Pbiladelph
has, at last, tirst class literary Monthly.
The Magazine constantly improves. The
April number, not content with the excellence
of lis predecessors, is better than they. 1t
contains Dallas Galbraith, by Mrs. X. Har-
ding Davis; Wings, by E. ]. Correlation Of
Forces, by Prof. s. II. Dickson Quotation
Marks, by Lloyd P. Smith; The Situation Of
Europe, by Louis Blanc; Ranlock Branch, by
J. T. Mckay; Opium and Opium Eating,
by Sigma The Old Volunteer, by Mrs.
Mary Fl. Eastman: Common Schools Of New
Jersey. by Prof John s. Hart; Womnnhood
and Chivalry in America, by Henry Morford;
An lnterlnde, by s. Emlen Randolph ia
Reina De Las Antillas,h by 'Enfermo; y
Excise Taxes on Manufactures, by Hon.
Amasa Walker: From the Bridge of Signs,
By Julia Ward Howe; Our Monthly Gossip;
Literature OF the Day. Published by J. B.
Lippincot, & Co., Philadelphia; 81 year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

AMONG the new advertiser ents this morn,
ing will be found the card of Messrs. A. Weber
& Co. This firm has recently brought TO our
city very large stock of Hardware, Agricul
tural Implements and House Furnishing
Goods, and have selected for its place of
business one of those commodious stores
rooms in the new building near the Estes
House. Mr.. Weber, who will manage the
business, by q long experience in the hard
ware trade Of keokuk, has acquired knowl-
edge Of what the public want in that line, and
in purchasing the stock was governed accord.
ingly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-22

We notice by the Memphis, Tenn, papers
that in the recent election there for county
officers, Mr.. +. W. Wickersham was elected
Trustee, equivalent TO our County Treasurer,
by handsome majority. Mr.. Wickersham
is we'll known hereabouts, and his father, Mr..
h.. J. Wiekersham, who lives near Summit
vile, is an old and highly respected citizen
OF this county. Mr.. Z. W. Wickersham, who
has for some time resided in Memphis, has
many friends in Lee county, and in Des
MONIES and Henry counties as we'll. He has
vim and enterprise, and the highest integ>
rlty. his business talents and his enterprise
have brought him prosperity in his new home
while he has deseryedly won the esteem Of
his fellow. citizens. They have done we'll to
elect him 10 his present Office.
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For sale.
For Sale.


n OF anil "a 6, In BLOCK 1850 with y two4toty
frams dwelling house. containing six rooms good
cellar az d cstein, and gotd variety Of ftrit.
mohl2 PEAREK b DAY. Agent
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r OTIS l. and 4 3, In Block iGf very handsome To-
II 4 cation TT t~eilirR
FEaRFzk AgeEt..
mehi2 0faes over he lkuk savingF Bank.
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ReceiDts Of produces.

ST LOUJs-stssmer Continental-llS6 SKIS Woods
buggy 50 bales Soo @ hi. S ss oaa 5.I; s and
bo meal % eols potatoes bels ods2 bbs eggs
Cromwtl-20 starch Pesson-IOO do Bea.e &co-s9
do Bloom &ec-sO do w shearer 6co-iOO 60ls flour II
f bbs beer Whitney &co-s obs vinegar bbls apples 8
bbls pork Bondo-IOO ks oats H stnreks5i boI
book. Ren;hsT Gsmmsek2 bids tobacco 10 hams to
bbs potatoes BJrne &eo35 pkgs tobacco Hernshem
10 bxs eggs Hsrris Bdwe-0 saeets r n B1.tieS sT
mouL-oO fans butter Gne Byrnes $50 SKIS bran
bTs do 70 SKIS mali II bbs potatoes 5S bxs cheese
Reso1sos sss bran IS bis aOS5 @ O5ds2s7 90 27s
% ibis fouT Allen Wayse &colf bbs potatoes 10 bbs on
Pave 1co-i bdi mde w Tompkins-20 BIS pottos N
Hsferl bbls PORK Flash &col hhds Roaeh-5O
tatoes Wallis 6eo-74 bbls lour " Kimoa 6co-2sdo
IBIS SSr Keep DO cSS SSsy
&ee-@ do VAnhorn &co-295 do Clover Odsndahl-5O
sesiie Is cor brooms Adams &co2s bxs candy White
wEd-loO fkns butter GrieH &eO-25 hbbls beer to
gate furniture se-O SSls pstsoes ias ks "a 70
. q @oo Mathews o % ST SS :9a;
shrPSs5ire Hsth9PESO Do PisIee-n pkgs tobacco
&co-9 oats iS sks bran Daay~l5 ses hams
go ties la lao bbls pork Sanford &co77 pkgs mdse
Tho. sssrC2 x. os 50 SS %s STsb S
SsS 90 rs I. af
SKIS cats i0 SKIS corn Lacey Terry &eoO htbb beer Zeg-
bales mdse pkgs cheese II bbis eggs schmd Zsiger-23
tkns butter Ayet CambOn-70O bbs hns \ Richards
JLFFtbsoN-stsa@eI LOtS. Ne - bales cotton Jos
csSs Br snaEe ao %Ts Alien 90 2o
pA SKINS 81 Dol hldes Is sks wool bbls tsov bO
hides Walmsey &eo-9 sts satpeter y ] Hart 6eoss
head cattle 81 sheep McQuOd Nshls-sundrs 20 order
LOWER CoEsT--stsAmer Brovn--s4 Dbl. rio. TO
socols-ls sks potatoes Wynne-2 bd hides Reueh-
pPoIsTALA-HAcHE--sss gunt.r-s4 Dbl, rice to
eocoiA-sEndres " Qgeey
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Imports
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

INDIAN0LA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W q Hsve.
$3.50 specie traDcke DanBeeS 400 do Lew &co
81 10 90 Garner Wynne 6eO-S3Ul rs Kat Barnst-
SUI do + hOngn-b bales Pisbury-l do Jno Y
knR-5 b2ls wine HsIra 6co-2 bols allow Keller
90 fTbncke Dannee-2 do 10 hides bd hides Witn.
eren &eo-1 bales az sundes kaufman &co-e5 hid
bales hides bags WOOL CouTe-4 whitney keo-
rs head cattle AcQUOid Mehe-g bbls and undn..
TO order-TOtal bales cotton
MOBlLE-Steamer Mary50 bbls rosin Ober Atvater &co
IS csses tobacco Benshem-s2 Suthei in CaoWay
&co-ls4 pkgs do W VaDB-ni ysen-sundres 10 order
NOBlLk-Sieamer Observation-Disclosures 10 order
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orr or Jrrrrn,Or. A.ru,, 4. Isss

Arrived yesterday-334 Texas Beeves, ls6
Calves and Yearngs and "a Sheep. Sold yester
dsy-3S7 Texas Beeves, Alb Calves and Yearlings
IS Hogs and l95 Sheep. Stock on sale-445 Texas
Beeves, $50 Calves and Yearlings, So Hogs, "a
sheep and Is Mich Cows. We quote:
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OPELOUsAs.

II So5SsoLA M wEDNEsDAY EVENING PACKET
BARE and All landings the Coast Ateh1fai.va 80
D1yee .ourtAo 'ean-fhs lght-draf steamer II ~
ne i rss vresns every Wednesday Return.
'"fa ease ashin gton every Sunday, a. 10 n
Inc blAekford At SImmsport WITH the s..m.-
Asee and viii give through bs Of lAdng (sId 1rml
~ snts Tor Bayou DeGAiEe and Bayou Bsuf Rat.s
BENNETT BELL -.
W. VI. sURLS. fAsn1
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TOWBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
'THE UNDERsIGNED, WISHING TO EsTAH
nsn an equitable and Uniform Tovage 20 oer
nesef facilities 70 the shipping entering and loaVtnR al
po1' nsys combined The following Tovbosa:
ECLIPSE LINE
swtSssriand. Lsviathan. Gladiator .na
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLNE.
Aehlhes' Thos. n. Morgan, Equator. w
sasA' Norman, Republic, Teeun.sA
Wfeaeo and Reliance.
nnnher and power Of the above associated L1ns Of
TIE bar or IN this port VIZ w ~ ~
PETER MARCY Eclipse Lima
bCHNEIDER a ZUBEkBIER
Harry Wrght Ina
.,. EDWARD A YORKE a co, Y Ina
shocAteo Once, - Cayondest street. up stsars.
J. c. NORCROSS
CHAS YTTzENEfTER
Lsvss Agsntk
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oUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS Rsau-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNRsDAY Al.
FOR TRENTON, MONROE COLUN6I. Eaz
rsonburg, Trinity and all intsrmsdiAts lsadpv.- "a.
ane. fast passenger packet
Cfeona,
=. a PATTERSON, Master; J. ". WALDEN, Clark:
VIII leave positively shove For freight or $3.50.
appy on board, or 70 WINBuRN LORD Ae.n,.
50 Grsvisr street
s-fhe CleonA VII take freight and passenger. =. L.
any other beat In the trade taking fsrhs tor B,yvu
shipping. "
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LIVERPOOL Ship Souento-Sn bales cotton loy5 bbds
tobacco AL bbs rosin 20 pcs oil l63 logs 50 m
slaves '~'''NN
PENsAC LA-stesmshlp Raindeer-45 bbls ur % bb,s
pork ties aro Us SKIS corn 10 bbs bbs whisky bbs
MoBILE-steamer Lucreia-s hhds sugar Is bags coffee
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The City Terminus is fixed the Head Lafayette street
where with few yards Of the Steamboat and arge Land
ngs and in the immt date vicinity all and
Western Produce Dealers, the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of at lea,i ten
thousand barrels.
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE as closely as
possible, the Trains will follows hating at Canal
street. at French Market Old Passenger Depot and at
c sborne street:
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yts 1su @rlssns erssssat, shnrsdxs, Sasust 9.

MONTGOMERY LAHDING-Stesmsr Mttie stephens
23 head cattle McQuoid Mehe- sundriss To order
BAkAfARlA-Luggsr Lberty-e0 SKIS potatoes 10 SKIS on
ions Barrels
LAFUUKcHE-Lueger Stonewsli Jackson-lo6 bbis pots-
order
TT JAMES PARIsH-Lugger Arthasis-2 bbI' potatoes
TO orcer
PoIkTE ALA-HAcHE-Luggsr Theodore Cspegas--ei
sks rice SURE
order
ST JOHN BAPrIST-LugE,r Flor DItalia-s0 bbIs pcts
toes
Receipts By Railroads.
NEW ORLEAfs. JACKSON a GREAT NORTHERN
oOO feet lumber 81 Anand-4Oo0 do Tsyior9 b. es
yam Jne Hsrde &coS bales osnabergs Richardson Nay
Il ship knees Gubernator &c0-2000 brick Webber
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@arins 9ntelissntr.
CRESCENT OrTIcE. No. "a CAHr STREET.
Thursday, August 6, 1868.
CLEARED Ke.tsrda.

Thursday. August 6, 1868.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Raindeer Magrath. for Pensacola pe.bon
Steamer Lucretia- Davis. for Mobile Master
Ship Sorrento, Wilson, for Liverpool, Ball Lyou Gco
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Hewes, Tpp from Indianoa and Galveston
toC Whitney &co-lst district
trict Is - '
Lugger stonewa Saline from Laourchs to master
I'd district Is
Lugger Arthusia Lannia from St James Parish 10
ID district Is
Lugger Theodore Cspegas Dufene from Points Ia Hachs
TO master-2d district IS -
Luggsr MAGENTA POOne, from Jssuts Bend TO master
Lugger Flor Itas from St John Baptist to assr-2d dis
tTiet IS - w.
STEAMBOATS,.
Continental Carter, from st Louis
Mittie stevens, Kellogg from Montgomery Landing
Lotus No 2. Daniels, from Jefferson
Brown, Bassett, from Los yer coast
Hunter. Jeanfr. au from Ponte- ala Haehe
May, Carroll, from Mobile
LucretiA, DAVIS from Mobile
Below Coming Up.
Ship Coronet COuega from Liverpool June 18th 10 Cre
w, NlckersOn AGO
Memoranda.
Ph lade ha July 20 Sailed for Orleans via Havana
steamship funiata HOxie.
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Somnlerfial snteIIigents.
CREscEsT OFrIoE. NO. - oknr ssErxs, A
Wednesday Evening, August 5. lS68

Wednesday Evening. August s. 1868 I
Corrosive still have to report very unsettled
and depressed market. Early in the day there
was some little inquiry which resulted in sales of
only % bales, but as the day advanced and the
sdvices from the Liverpool and New York mar
kets continued discouraging. buyers withdrew.
In the present condition of this market it is i'm
possible to give even spproximating rates.
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FISH STORY FROM GALvEsroS.-The Calves.
ton News says: Capt MeClusky, master Of fast
ssiling lighter Of this bay, lately sailed into a
thoal OF red susppers, about forty miles out from
the bar and after losing all the hooks and lines
on board, returned to land for larger hooks and
stronger hnes After the first nibble IL took lust
about fifteen minutes TO clean out his hooks ana
in that time he and his men caught nineteen snap.
pers, weighing from sixteen to twenty pounds
each. They are represented as being The nne.t
fish for culinary purposes that swim the waters
snd party Of some twenty gentlemen who re.
member how they tasted In chowder days, hsys
made arrangements TO go out with Captain Nc.
Clusky. They take seventeen tons Of ice along to
preserve the fish and q blacksmith to make and
mend hooks. In order to prepare the public for
proper report of the probable result Of this last
well EQUIPPED expedition, we will say that when
capt. MOS schooner was on or in the red snapper
shoal, she was carried some thirty miles out of
reckoning in about thirty minutes-it is supposed
BY the vast school Of fish moving rapidly south.
east before the nsIsrsp0ut previously reported.