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DIED.

BEiIY-Yssserday, fHas.s HssFy, inf,nt son q
Thomas and Ann Ferry
Funeral 1t the feadeLcs johnson, b.twee Ath al
5tb o'clock rday Friends Of the family will At
lard = ftb ,ut further notice
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BUt3Do-Vn0eoe i0se Nliloom lAnu 1otV $40 =
Eaas-l5c.
PoUts.r--Liys 1islns4s col -.
PorAross 1Ns~ es 8 . Is , bushea; old
none in market
LAsD-Casy esrsG III pss y. Cesntfy CURED
1910 70 16e per ID.
BsnswAx-36 to 3ee per ID.
TALLow--ln bbla, 10 to lois; loose % perm.
F1ArHKRs-Prims 500 - go Der b.
Cotton, Sc per ID.
WHrrs BnAHs-Ce0noa 10 good 4 to Is sesrss
CHE.ss-Good country l3c. Factory Ice.
yISsaAa--Eilingtsa's Cider 2se psr gsi.
BRAH-Dall It 9ss PER lee lbs.
Farrrs-afsen Apples - 50 to q IS per husasl:
Dried Apis iste isse per ID. Dried
Peaches, i5e.
sssps-Timothy 81 50 to / Is. Glover s. 90.
Flax ssed u IS to -.
OtLs-Coal oil $50. Linssed, raw 81 =, boiled
81 %. Lard, 81 4eto$1 50. Fish slco 70
Livs srocK-Besf Cattle - 90 to IS % gross-
Hoss, good lots, IS TO - 50 gross. Sheep
IS 70 5 SO gross. Veal Calves from IS %
BAcos-City snssd canvasssd hans 19Ac, shout
,dss re, tlear sidss le3c. Country cured
hams 40 shoulders 13Ss; sides l5to lSc.
PoRK-Messl IS to ~ pr Dbl
wooL-Tub washed S5e.; hssee 10 Sns
SOC; unwashsl, 90ts 80.
HAY-Timothy choice In active demand 1t rom
81 .. to ~ % per ton. Prsiris 30 %
to e ~.
Woop-t5 50 70 So 50 per cord according TO quail
ity, in good demand.
HrpEs-Green, Sc; do cured loc; dry fint 2oci
DO salt loo per ID.
SALr-Lake . 0o@3 10. Ohio River IS IL
on levee.
sGLAss-8Xl0 IS so. Rates discounted IS to 40
per cent.
NArLs-&5 90 rates.
BAR IRoN-4ic, rates.
I H. aA alaae
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-16

LEE CopSTY GAZETTEER, contalug hlsttr-
cal and descriptive sketch Of the Comfy, and
sketches Of tue several townships, together
with CITY Directories Of keokuk and For,
Madison, and complete Business Register.
and Register Of City and County Organiza.
tons. Societies, Public Buildings, &c; also,
uls. of Post Offices in Iowa, and = list ef
Money Order Offices throughout the Unilec
States. Compiled and published by j. r.
Coffnan 4 Co., Chicago, III: Printed at he
GATE CRY Book and Job Rooms, keoknk,
Iowa, 1863,
There ii is There ia full statement Of
the case, Ms appears in the title page. Now,
we're We to say that the work done in the
body Of the book justifes the promise Of the
title page: tina. the publishers have been
pains>tsking, thoroughly accurate, and have
performed their task admirably well and
that in its mechanical execution the book is
everything that could be desired: that were
probably enough in the way Of notice. Ye,
do We make more. For KeokuA needed a
Directory. So we are glad that our business
men gave Mr.. Coffman such encouragement
and support as enabled him 70 carry out his
| enterprise. And We are glad that Mr. Coff-
nan proved to be SO we'll fitted for his under
taking, and that he has performed ii so satis-
aetorily. Now let our dealers and business
men. and citizens generally no, only in keo-
kuk and Fort Madisea, but throughout the
COUNT. make lafre purchases, and Distribute
40. ,....:-.,,
VIZ oooA
The historical sketches are well written.
Thu. much of the sketeh oftKeoknL ra,xa
!,
oucih9 INC pn@ses y ohs early social bic, We
reproduce
an n. e.rlv pien..r aax. ,her.
r.,erv. Or restraint in society tbst thera i i
r,.sen, d.y when THAR ri fr;ands ,,s. :. =,
tbcm With na;nteI stick thar ..kaa e.,
nJen.tian Int fouawe1 ihem i. IA. -; - e
snl arrt.nuntupusty on dor meat Tb,;r .,na
,,nn.s n winter ver. II. n.,m,n,s,;n.. - /,
whites ard 1sslf breeds in The ,ns1vJ,na, -
fovnr;ts dancing rnnr. being nrgio,, ~,
:. s,,,,im,b or .,.,mn.to,Y la T,as eN'i +.
nof I.rt;r;n,,a IN thc dance sanl, Ia ~ w
aa;aininv room engaged 4, c,,ds ,ha. s.: -,
eslne was bra7g,r PLAYED with Tire. eards ana
ANY one who va. so .turid as not "a nn,srs,,nl
or appreciate il. hcnutiee was copsilered inelei-
bic to The le.f society. Hnrs. rseine "a. .notbe,
great source Of amusement In thi. .ner, tbc II
diana we're ever ready TO participate and !, ,jas.
lost on the result every .rticle they possessed nu
earth. After this ceased to be enteitainir- ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-16

sew vork Aar2ss.
BY Telegraph. Hsv Yosr. July 10.
E!our-c Ioscd very dull and 10, lower with holder.
generally si.ro ed to realize.
Wheat DAN and 1a &c lower, No spring s. al IS;
No spring 81 a5a2.
kys-puil at II $3.50
Gsts-Dull and heavy at 50 In store; IS Afoai.
cern-Qnis. Al 81 o5al 10 fer nss mixed western
aSoat
Ness Pork-Q1ies and very nrne s2s 3. $50 for ms..
cash and rsguisr.
Be+f-QuIet and steady.
Bic Quiet and steady.
Lard-Dnll ard heavy; lTs1oX FIR f.r 70 prtm.
steam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-16

y, No. 60 Main street between Second
and Third streets, and is prepared to furnish
the saed;es With all kinds Of ladies' boots and
shofais Mrs Hawks will he in attendance to
taka the measnre. F@ l4-d2t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-16

!. o. Q. Er49sk sahssst EHsppnsnt
No. 7sskOTO.sE ,slasAf Thursday ysveniBg.
Work entLs Third gree, and installation
Of O9aets. "A full atteudaAee III desired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-16
MARKETS M TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph CMcAso. July is
Tlcpr-Dull aud heavy; noninally &c lower except
for Annssot. which il held arm. Rec.i 2ts eol hbls
shipments 7,30s
Wheat inactive; nominai Il 75aG No latti 81
Receipts ,Isa brsh; shipments HI
Corn Good demand and Hrm; XaAo better, CLOSING
at 90 Sas hr No l. Receipts li905a bu III: shipm.nt
D., 50; bush.
osfs-DaIi sni io~cf e5I4ss. Receipt. is oss
shipaents 10.
Rye and Bsrley-Nonnal
Provl.ions-ous': pork s29 ah1ss 50
Lsrd-i1 a..
Freight- unchanged
raertaomstef 50.
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sew U01n - 0Msy Mnv9ss.
b. TeiegraphJ asv YoRS JulS -,
Money Steady At Is per cent
G3ld-f.rmer; opened At ~, closed 1t t2s +nls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-16

i, RappE. On thursday night last, Ger
uJans .Tepressntirs himself as a printer,
e4l,ed At iha sCArE CRY Office, and by dnt Of
hlrd begging, and most touching delivery
Of the rogaes we'll learned and often recited
slhry Of sickness and want, succeeded in pro.
earring small contribution for the aid OF his,
.nlnily, which he saleged was With him in the
city, and had been entirely destitute of the
necessaries Of life for thu pAst three DAYS.
III represents that hea hAl worked in the
Times office in ChieaG ,a1d thAt he is q mem
hew of the German pdnert Union Of that
placa all Of which ID fake. Hs i, a red
complected man Of bout Eve feet seven
inehes high, dark Aalr, spsaka very broker.
and we6ss mcustache. Printers ever, where
shd uld be prepared to "spoi ! him on his
sr9ivai. he IS aninnpostof.
fHE Iowa Gig Re1uHtas husne,ices III.
prdgreA sfthe prdsctsd railroad from Keo.
sui w Nkraessant, Washington and Iowa
City to Cedar Rapids.
'EThe Railroad enterprise is We believe
woiaing3 is var successfully. The town q
ssiEm; below Mt. Heassnt has voted tax
fnIsh is eetimated to give So uoO. The Des
M@nes Valley Company has taken s25 900
IF ftoek. A company has been formed at
BohapAH 70 build the line through Van Buren,
county Large lndiyidvsf suhscrip,icns have
heeh sAken ,aed MIL Pleasant i about to vote
on tax to complete the needed resources 10
bull ID the lin6F through. Mr.. DEFY is down
there 81 work preparing the rolie for letting
consrac'S. Il seems how as il the south cnd
of tie diHdealty was out of the way ard tia,
the road sill1arely and quickly be built from
Bosapart to Mt. Pleasant. Grading ia prog
ressgng this aide q Scion and south of tbs
city, in this comfy. So soon as the south end
is assured We suppose work will be resumed
alohgthe whole fine.n :
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view Orleans marAss.

New Orleans Marhst.
By Telegraph Nsw 0AlBAna. July To-
Cotton-slniet: middlins 81.
Flour-oaiet srper 81 5oaea11 xxx Hsie choic.
elu 5aoi3 Co.
corn-Q1iei At a3Dt1 90.
OAts-60.
Hay-Upeh hanged.
Baro -Quiet: shoulders l3AGH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-16

Wv to secuxs- 3e4eQaAs GAP yaseips
ageu.s imms lately GAok - ~ AaA stsa6y
work dnring the fall. For further particulars
enqnare of ]. A. Strighs, a. the Tepfer House
before 2 o clock day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-16

New York Dry Goods Market.
By Tsiegr~ph.l NEW YosK Ju,~ Is
Weather extremely hot. trade cong auenty rather
anitt bat quta good could be pseted 1t this
frices buoyAnt At 9a9 for printing cloths Of
best make< l31xtk for printed calico OF best brs nes
the latter being extreme prices liz fr appleton L.
Brown sheetings Indian Head and Amoskess eou-
mand same price; Stark and wschnsett II, M.dfora
1stf: Atlantic l2915; Eeosst l5l< Golden Ridge 49,
Warren Prise MedA, Is Palmer "a; doxxD
caaton TiArneis %. DO n 70; do c %, and fremont
heavy $50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-16

tsIan TO receive < can last evening from
our friend &, W HoboFt, csrsesnosdens If he
Chicago Rep uDTicsA n. ii alSokiag II TIE
'i'aas% si5ss1ep',e,s -, .,.lE L.a'
b. Corkhill of the North ,.road. There is q
meeting Of the officers Of that road IN this
citsAe!deye Ia5uncl & gBSa oI8itn
SINCE the morning stars sang together in
that vefys <ees6si and @1traofdinsry con
cert, a long time ago. there hasn't been q
happier pubfsc ihAh ,he keokuk pubic yes
terday. There waa Asreeular old fashioned
down>pourng, dust-laying, big-dropped vet
old shower, Tia, came ike the gracious mes
aesgss Of .,hez. Iesdr ard wwrstsT pssls,s Of
prS;st AfsSs h ssfaA4s - net,..x z Every body
sala Hallelujah in vocal or mental alter
arce.
AT the celebration Of the Fourth OF July
at Little Rock Arkapsas, an incident hap.
pdnedto our friend Mcouael,. whereof the
Pfpablieaa says
sIEsMe 9ysen-- With Jones, Mcdowell &
CD nahdl iust diis1 saf soA, The grounds
ii aH RockiQi,y BIZ gsaI Glib, hayi ng II,
cdtst!Ny Missy Jefnfr Roseif4, when the bolt
ednuectlng one thill with the buggy came
ost, caasI ms tAe Lnggy e be drawn disson-
h4iag IN that unnatural position, il upse. very
suddenly. throwing the occupants violently
Oh thegronnd. Mr.. Mcqueen received some
htriseasndA est on TIE Mad; while the in
uIiies q Miss Kose,le were more severe, al
though not dangerous. She was taken TO the
htuse of +. Z. Wright, aud DR.. Jennings i'm
ldsdiatsay called, TIE injuries We trust,
vsn not prove severe, or even Of nature 10
ctnfne the lady to her bed as this hot wealth
ct is two sneryating for one in health, TO say
ubthitaSf sthos8 who sre Dsck
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Ju4T OPENED. An elegant ice cream 50
loon has just been epencd y No. 80 Main
street bAs<NeNen 4 Il WI BE lsspt insshe
Verdi ~ nd@peled with ID the Dbl
caciekM the season. Is DIT,
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Provi.ions-oaisi: pork s2s 9h1ss 80
Lard-i7 az
Freight. unchanged
raer,aouletef 81
milwaukee MarAet
Ry Telegraph Mn~ars,,. Jals 49,
Flour Dull ard unchanged
Wheat Dull and nominal. No l ~ 81; No esiT
Corn--In moderate den ard.
OAs-Frm at 81.
Freight. -Unchangad
TOLEDO Market.
Dy feleRr>tksi ToLspo. July 10
Wh-a.-ouiet and steady: sats of white Niehiss II
- 30 amber sold At q IS, with ~ 20 bid.
Coin-Active and arm; fresh receipts a3I5
oats-p nll; sales ct 49,
Cincinnati naRRst.
By Telegraph CiNcryy.rr, July Il.
Flour Unchanged and dull.
wheat-Duli 81 for No L.
Corn--scarce and higher; esq IS for ear
aas.--Dall IT IS
Provisidns-Dull, lower and nominal ,ne-s pork freely
offered At &oS 80.
Bulk Mea.s-1a1&14lt.
Bacon-l3 1slsal7; only small demand.
rard-Hrld at Is
Weather clear Thermometer 95.
-->-e->-
st. Louis marHst
By Telegraph A. Looi.. July Is.
!, flour-Good local demand prizes unchanged.
Wheat-Weak and droooing except for choice.
C,rn-LittIe ak at 194sl for mixed ard yellow; 81
a9o for white.
0ats-No receipts; held higher and market unsettled
Rye Sold at 81 25
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RIVER Nkws. We cant make full report.
AllItha. have been reported TO US are
The Addie johnson will be W for St, Paul
Tle ri shed snval ato psup today
forISk Paul. and leave 81 o'clock
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inancial "a Qt Ili al


Corrected daily " nsov = ugpm, eeunissioa
MsrrAAnts 6scesA 1tlsss.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-02-08

EDITOR Elk EDvocATE :-Sir-In
passing through the Borough of St
Mary's the other day, business led me
to call at the Tannery of Fl. Il. Espen-
shade x Co., aud | was really SURPRISE 4
in passing through their establishment
to see the facilities they have for the
manufacture of leather. But I was not
more surprised at their facilities than |
was at the character of their work.
examined their upper leather, their kip,
their caliskins and shccpskins, their sole
leather, and indeed all kinds of skins,
tanned WITH the hair iii aud the hair on,
(and | profess to know something about
leather), and | ana trre to say that |
have not seen any thing on this side Of
Philadelphia that will compare with
their work, it cant be beat
Fl. +. Espenshade, lately of South
Carolina, Judge Shul;z Of st. Mary's
and Mr.. Morse, IF Oil City. compose
the firm. bad the good fortune to
meet the whole OF them at their Office
aud believe each n every one Of them
to be perfect gentlemen men on whom
you can rely, and if the people of st
Mary's and if the country around it
know their interests they will ratronizp
them, forthei nay always be sure OF
getting good work, and the worth of
their money. JUSTICE.
Clearfcld Feb. /, 1868.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-02-08
PROPOSALS FOR
L 7 NJ B E r.!

The Jumbo Bridge Company will re-
ceive proposals, addressed to C. B. Rob-
ers, Chief Enginneer, Office Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, Philadelphia, until
February 20, 1868. for about
$500 Gee Feet White Pine. B. NJ.
700 900 Feet White Oak, b. NJ.
1900 0O0 Short Joint Shingles.
To be delivered on the framing ground,
at the Bridge in Columbia. Pa, on or be-
fore the lst lay OF August 1869.
The lumber to be of the best quality of
bridge luEher, and subject 10 the nspcc-
tion, measurement. and approval Of such
Agent as the Company may appoint. De
tailed bills and specifications can he pro-
cured by addressing 6, b. ROBERTS,
Penna Il. r. Office, Philuda.
Feb. s, 'GS 81.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-02-08
D ! Z .

On Jan. seth 1868 CATuAHlyE 4. wife Of
William Wood, Of Fox township, nged So
years, 3 months and % days.
Unvail thy bosom, faithful tomb
Take tn new treasure to thy trust,
And give these sacred relies room
To slumber in the silent dust.
On Friday morning, January 3lst, in
Fox township. at the rrsjlenca oE her iagh
er, Johanna Frzgtra,d. daughter Of Jcrc-
miah Callahan, aged - years
On the IL instant, at Snawmut. Roh,rt.
infan' son ot THO uas an1 Jcannortc vs., n.
rgcd , moLths aud 20 days.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-02-08
A LARGE ASSORTMENT

OF Everything Useful
Pertaining to the Drug Business Gen.
orally.
Pure Drugs at Low Prices I!
Pure Drugs at Low Friccs
Notions in Endless Variety ..
Notions in Endless Variety
American and English Watches ,
American and English Watches
Latest Styles of Jewelry, Rings. &c.
--latest Styles OF Jewelry Rings, &c.
Fancy Articles, Toys, Latest Novels
Fancy Articles, Toys, Latest Novels
Albums, News, Stationery. Bird-Cages,
Albums. News, Stationery, Bird-Cages
Violin, Bario ard Guitar Strings!
Violin, Banjo and Guitar Strings!
mar20lS66
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-02-08
OF SEATED and Unscat.
Y ed Lands in Elk County.

FRANK ENTZ, MERCHANT TAILOR,
II Centreville, Elk county, Pa, desires
to inform the citizens of Centreyille and vi
cinity, that he is at all times prepared to
do work in neat and satisfactory manaes
Give me call. noy67ry
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-02-08
Elk Lodge, A, Y III

Stated meetings of ElS Lodge wi be
held Tuesday evening, on or 'tofole the fun
moon of each month. once every two weeks
thereafter. }. X. WnITMORE. Sec'y.
A Il orders for Stoves and Hardware
N will be promptly attended to a. soon
as received, at the
l2G7 st. MARY S HARDWARE STORE.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-02-08
T9cmcc, a!ic state Contention.

q, HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. 8, 1868.
The Democratic State Committee Of
Pennsylvania have fixed WNDNES-
DAY, the FOURTH (4th) DAY OF
MARCH, 1863, at II o'clock NJ, as
the time, and the Hall of the House OF
Representative, al Harrisburg, as the
place for holding the annual Conven.
tion OF the party.
It is C.dcred that this Convention be
composed Of one member for each Sen.
ator and Representative, who shall be
elected in the usual manner and they
will meet at the time aud place atore.
said, for the purpose of nominating can
didates for the offices of Auditor Gen.
erai and Surveyor General, and Of Sc
lccting delegates to the National Con
vention for the nomination OF candidates
for President and Vice. President.
The members and committees OF the
organization and all conservative citi.
zens who can unite with us in the sup>
port of constitutional principles are re-
quested to proceed to the election of the
delegates in their respective districts.
BY order OF the Democratic State
Committee.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-02-08

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE
\ The undersigned has laid out a vii.
age upon his ground adjoining the Ridg
way Depot, to be called ELK, The lots
are 90 feet front by lD feet deep-front
ing towards the railroad.
Terms-For the first lot sold. S1OO Fol
the second lot sold. SllO Por the third
lot sold, Sl2O-and SO on increasing in
price as lots are sold
nsAD First purchasers get the choice lot
at the cheapest rates.
Purchasers will he registered in the Or
der of their application Ten per cent Of
the purchase money must be paid at the
TIME of the application.
BfA.Applcations will be. made to Joh
G. Hall, Esq, Ridgway, Pa,
J. S. HYDE.
Ridgway, mar, 29'66-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-10

fI,uNY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE col BoWERY.
LAST NIGHTS OF THE GREAT PANroMIME
OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE,
OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN SHOE,
with ils GORGEOUS TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
dazzling in Grandeur, Splendor and Nagnidcence:
Glorious Comic Tricks, Changes, Novel Effects,
Songs Dances, Fairy scenes. grotssque Situations kc.
THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE.
CLOWN. PANrALooN, HARLEquiN. CoLuMBINE.
BRILLIANT VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY az O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-10
DtsTITUr1a AMONG the poos At runRNSA.

Notwithstanding tho prosperous condition or the town
or Norsana az demonstrated by the larss amount q
money received from taxpayers during the pas, 'vo
weeks dspiorable ststs Of oestutou eay incrcas ~,
IL felt among the poorer residents OF the place. 81
whom arc wanting In even the commonest necessarics
OF lfo circumstance that calls loudly Tor interference
the part Of their fortunate fellow beings or the
town who have ''enough and to spare Scarcely day
passes that Mr. John York the Ovsrsser OF poor not
Emporium cd by dozens OF poor creatures for assistance
Many Of these have fam lies OF nine and ten persons
and, numerous ca ss hare TO struggle aga sick
we'll want In a1ording relief good deal OF
carefulness has to be exercised "a not unrequenty
that lazy vagsbonds well able TO work. press In
with the crowd strive TO OBTAIN what belongs 10 the
really needy. Tao auch recently presented them
selves tor succor but failed 20 establish and
dismissed. The FIRST q stout hearty look NJ chap
named Patrick keenan,, who gave ~ that he
had young wife 70 take care or The othar was re-
turned soldier named John Dempsy, who became
ragged Mr. Ycrks refusal 10 attend 70 hts wishes that
he administered the latter smast rep the head
with bIackthorn etsck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-10
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A -DoDwORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
~ 2iS Fifth avenue, Now York
Morning and afternoon classes for cslidrsn. Evening
classes for gentlemen. send for . circular
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s. g I. sq :'e IND arse
sess :'s
;ss IL, .ss 81 i: MIL. y s
.sys Ss . ss ws che ,
store aaoat sac for All January nuyer's
sRsSs.d sarsy sas da sales
Fn%ears mrSe exhibited fair degree Of activity
apd ses %ss s~erny oeaae We have 10 note
ID the demand for Tor charter inc
5s 3D. n. 1sde fg 7o1 boxes bacon
SD leo cotton "a I'd, 10 boxes cheese al
and zSe boxes bacon IS TO London $50 sosss bacon
,ooacss ATS u cases do ats. 70 nsds M Nj g. al
"a c Sc dry good. S. psesasss gum ali a Sos and
1905 bushe. corn .,eame. account, .0 TO Bremen,
&c 10 ~. Op r Ss. g. ge go $50 o 80 Pant Ant
ter. were:A British bsK dlreo Londonaerry, about
British bis 10 srstol cargo scl bills petroleum
per 80 lbs big from Wmington to LONDON, Liverp
q bristol LOO bots spyi'. .arpsa.ns g. British sep
R % 6e qa d, CUB. sn back 81
mean sooaseo and ssosra merchandse At lump sum
aoout 90 ons from Savannah to the river Plate lumber
GUsNT BAcs--sales were made Of 50 bales on private
forms: lSc. the general asking price.
GursY CLorn dull and nominal Vt Zoe.
hay was Mi,aoS decided esssse beng 9aers.s d s-
hcrs toerably active former prices, vz:-Soc.
Csc Sales ~ bales within the range. H.
ixsrNana held at lie, gold. without sales Other
SoLAssss-Thsr. business done bu. abou. for
msr prces were asked sale. 70 Dol. ss~ =. soo
ana closed :. Ole as FOR msrchsnt.bis ana shpp.ns
Sins.on crude sarpsatns % bbs sroa.Ss Is slight
adyabcs Rosa was quite steady bus IN light demand
do, pale, Il - 75 10 do - and do NO
%ns.oa W.: sao.d 4 Is ssaa 50 SSs. soasasrn p.sh
ons-AI Kinds remained dull, bu. price. w.r. IN;
sSs ~: @
The demand pork light but previous
B .iss g. II s';t %,'.
8: :af o old 1sd :ssa 10 s Ss. ~
sls y or prime mess there were sales Tor future Dc,
.on o.. we're quiet r
Moderate %s;s.s .Sa e .s. SO s ilf
plain meas. and sis $40 50 for fierce beef
ne % pf,is w' 80 s p. at
s q 'Ts is Sfs, ass
70 ?a sso1 ws quiet ~ eas prsss wSs ags
@ and "a ses FOR fs.
a For s RS. . @Gasrss s gsss. a0S
picked and =. bellies. also Ss piessd
lard prices Tor which snsd sales
comprised lUJ bbis at l2Sc l3isc for No. TO kettle
rendered The market for butter aud cheese showed
impcr ant change.
rude, in bulk, WAS held frmsr ct ltkc,
but the demand very light only he $50
bb at lUtsc and ltoD do. In casks, iso Tbs trhn
actiogs bonded small aud the wetker,
closing abou 24%c Tor standard white sales ,S2i bgs
lriv,ls ID SOY do tor this month g.sc Nagh
TIN la dem sales 40 bSa Ot free
nue snss VI 50 bbls Diamond Light sc In Pbsfrl.
phis the market dun and prices yearly nomus
RECEIVE he-rd OF ssas OF Importance. Csruiins
was'nrn ncld At SIC. = lVc.
There was but iltte demand for prices for
which ~. ID lower, fair good rsfsily closing
weak ~ Ike nc. The sales "a hbG. Toe tor
low New Orleans and 2ssc for Chbs; AC 2sA5 Il.
lie isc The business In refined was hgnt prssa
heavy.
wRisErr-Receips l63 ibis. Tho market remained duh
endu rll NE ri fniirnlY mammal
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