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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

BEroRf us is the Digest of the Laws OF
the Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment Of
lows Independent Order Of Odd Fellows, APP
plicabe to Subordinate Lodges and Encamp-
ments. The whole brought up 70 and incind-
Ing the October Session, 1867. Compiled by
kr'e J. Leech, Past Grand Master and &. w.
Grand Representative. By authority Of the
Grand Lodge Of Iowa. Mr.. Lsech has done
bis work we'll. The book, mechanically, /.
gotten out in ine style. Il Vas printed Il
the GATE CRY Office, and handsom.ly and
we'll bound BY I. N. Pearce L Son of hi.
city. The work can Be procured Of Wu.
Garrett, Grand Secretary, Burlington, lows.
and the brotherhood in the State should sup-
ply itself with this valuable volume.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

The Monthly Concert of the Unitarian
Sunday School, for the benit of the Provi-
dence Society, IL helda the Unitarian Church
this evening These concerts are so invaria-
bly, excellent that they have won the very
largest measure Of public favor. The Church
is uniformly crowded upon these monthly
occasions, and the fine programme for to-
night viii and should draw . large audience.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

The common practice of universal hu-
manity is not to return books that have been
borrowed. But there is no United States
law against returning them. So anybody
having books in their possession belonging
to other people don't incur any fines or pen.
alties BY giving them back to the owners.
There's our friend, WILLIAM RICHARDS, Eeq.
He returns from Warrington to find many Of
his books non est snresfns. You know what
that means-he can't End 'em. but maybe
some of his friends can. And ali persons
who may have books belonging to Mr.. Rich
ards will greatly oblige him II sent 10 tho
GATE CIrr Office during the present week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

SUNDAY SCHOOL CoscERr.-The children
of the Unitarian Sunday School give one of
their popular concerts at their Church this
evening. The Sunday School from Fort Mad
ison is to be present and assist in the enter
tnnment. All interested are invited to at~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07
Finandial md udnsnaaial.


CORN MkAL--H ieo ns.........t..I..l aetg xi oV
BuckwakAr fLopa-s4.0s 70 Y4.eo pr ~ ina.
BUrfEa-Chsies loss SsticsmnaAd 1904 "
Esss-Rsceipts large, and pricet range = to he.
PouLrEf-Dressed, none chefed. Liza CHICKENS
y ~ dos
boosnun-eV 70 Isc pr gallon.
PofATosa--$I w % I'll 10 y tusheA.
0sioss--&z,0o to . 70
LAaD-ci,y cured lsc per D. Country cured sc
TO i4e per 10.
BaRswAx--2s to SIC per ID.
TALLow-In bbis, ieac; loose W per 70,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

MusIc.-From the widely known publish
ing house of Root & Cady, Chicago, We re-
ceive the following pieces of music, gotten
out in their usual superb style; "The First
Blossom "a Waltz, Dreaming of Angels,
The White Eagle Grand March, The Sol
dier's last Request, Loving thee Ever, Al
bum Leaf A Little Longer--a fine song, Ida
Waltz, Mary of Fermoy, spirited answer to
"Pat Malloy." For all these pieces send to
Root i Cady, Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

FRuIT AND EVERGREEN trees of first quail
IN may be had at the nursery of Geo. O. Hill
ton, in the southwest part of the city-par-
ticuarly of Peach, Apple and Pear. Person
al inspection solicited. ap7-2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

NorIcE.-Two gentlemen and their wives;
and few day boarders, can be aecommo-
dated with boarding, by applying .. this Of
fee for information. apl5-8t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

MrLLlsE R's Hat and Bonnet Blocks, heavy
for pressing Sixty-6ve cents each. Um
brellas and parasols, repaired at the Bonnet
Bleachery, Fourth street.
spl-2-2w G. H. EAEasos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

THE Warsaw Balletia says that the follow
irg resolutions were adopted by the City
Council of Warsaw at its meeting March 3lst:
Resslred, That the sincere thanks Of the citi-
1ens of Warsaw arc due and are hershy tcndefsd
to the Pirc Department. Of Keokuk lows, for their
GENEROUS, prompt and efficient services reniered
at the recent disastrous ere in city with their
steam Are engine.
Resoired. That copy Of this resolution be for
uarded to the Chief Of Fire Department, Keohnk,
Iowa. X. BLACK, Mayor.
BIZ MARSH, CITY Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

The ottumwa Courier Gays: We are in
receipt OF private note from an unusually
we'll informed party in Washington who says
that there is scarcely room for doubt about
the conviction of Andrew johnson, and that
the trial can hardly be stretched out later than
May LIST. 1t has been rumored BY parties
who perhaps made the wish father to the
thought, that Senator Grimes was opposed to
tie whole impeachment business. Our in
formaut says that this rumor, so far as he can
judge by his action, is doing Iowa's distin.
guished Senator great Injustice
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

EVERY one is astonished at those ladies'
fine calf shoes selling at S. 4 B. Stern's, cor
ner second and Main streets, for only 81 so,
really worth So so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

ouR friend, Geo. 0. Hilton, widely known
as one of the best posted and most successful
horticullurists in the West, placed on our ia.
bic recently some fine pears-the Winter
Nellies-which he had kept during the winter
by simply burying them, as farmers are won,
to do apples and vegetables. They are splen.
didly preserved, firm, sweet and good. and
convincinely establish point that Mr.. Hil-
ton sought to prove; thai is, that pears can
be kept during the winter As easily as apples,
getting of course, the right variety Of each.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

PRor. D. F. WELLS, State Superintendent
Of Public instruction, lectures the teachers,
scholars, and public generally of Ottumws
on educational matters, on the 18th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

KRAMER, IRwIs 4 Cove invite atten-
ton TO the advertisement of this house on the
frst mage Of this mornings isane, and to
show the importance Of the wholesale trade
Of Keokuk and the enterprise Of this hrm,
we will state few facts concerning IT,
In 1866 this house returned larger income
than any other one in the State, and contin-
ues TO take the lead in the Dry Goods Jobbins
trade Of Iowa. Their sales for the months
Of January, February and March, ofthis year,
exceed those Of the corresponding months OF
last rear to the amount of thirty thousand
dollars.
Mr.. F. Kramer, the senior partner, resides
in Philadelphia, ia constantly IN the MARKET
and By this means he keeps the stock replsn
ished. he buys from manufacturers and from
first hands in the East, pays cash, so the
house is enabled at all times to sell all kinds
of goods as low as they can be bought IN any
vesteru market. Prompt cash buyers are
especially invited to give this house call.
The members comprising this firm are thor
ough going business men. have an extensive
ACQUAINTANCE aud widespread popularity as
sound, affable and accommodating dealers,
and it has been BY their devotion to business
that they have succeeded in establishing such
. large Wholesale trade in Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

The entire vote in the wards was: In the
First. 2ls: in the Second, 1872 in the Third,
53l; in the Fourth, GIT. Total, 1888.
Charley Habbel. Republican candidate for
Assessor, had no opposition, and Was elected
by nearly the full Republican vote.
The msjorities at the municipal election
last year were as follows:
rIpsr va
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

The Republicans Of Keoknk made ssl-
liant Fight yesterday and got whipped. me
Republicans Of the First Ward won sfAnd
victory in the election Of Hugh \. Se%p's
q Aldsrnan, 70 saccssd d. Wynsn. g
msicrihes il the sevsnl wards vsfs =
fall0wa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

PArrxrs.-Boyd ! Co., Solicitors o. Pat
snts 20e Pirs street, St. Louis. Missouri, Of.
fciaily report to the CARR C1Tr The follow,
ing Patents granted Iowa, Missouri end Kan.
sas inventors, for the week ending March 81.
1858: -
Q. Bradway and N. Bradley. M.ouol....
Rssl. =
". A Nichols, w.a Liberty; D;.el;..
Machine. -ss.
A. ]. Smith and a. G. Rad No.,
Bee Hive. 'sh
A. e Southvick, Oskaloosa Wind N;u
A. H. sosshrict, MaAaska eoansv ~. -.
Protecsor.
NIss0ERf.
Y. Y. Love, Jacksou cossty; Soan.
y. Ossns asd b. Rskerss. d Lo.i.
Lamp Chimney.
z. 3. Ridssln Irss Assat,,u W..a.
!. oa
k4vaxs.
Psaniaes Lsavsavessh P!ov.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07
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RIVER NEWS.

AasfyEp-Rob Roy, 81. Louis,
MoIke McPike, St. Louis,
Minnesota, St. Louis.
Il. P. Converse. Rock Island.
Savanna, Dubuque.
Dubuque, Dubuque.
DIpARrEp-J. Fl. Johnson, St Louis,
MolIie McPike, st. Lonis,
Tom Jasper, St Louis.
Savanna, St. Louis.
Dubuque. st. Louis.
Minnesota, St. Paul.
The Rob Roy, j. W. Gum master, Ed.
Morehouse at the desk, will leave for st.
Louis this morning at o'clock.
The St. Louis 4 Keokuk Packet Company
have contracted to carry the United States
mail between those two points during the
season.
The fine steamer Tom Jasper, Frank Bur-
nett mater, r. NJ. Roberts, clerk, viii be up
from St. Louis Tomorrow at 3 o. clock, and
will leave for the same place at I o'clock.
The Andy johnson, Asbury master, Va
tiers in the office, is due from below to night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

EvERrSoDr 10 invited to call and Examine
the hns stock Of spring clothing Just q.
ceivsd y 8. / B. Stern's, and !, pr;ce. i
please al.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07
CITY NEWS.

REorLAR communication of Eagle Lodge
No. IL this evening,
WANTED, Immediately, customers for those
gents calf boots selling at S. L B. Stern for
"a, cheap at SIS 80.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

Il I. s, III rsshsskabls for human beauty,
- j. sx6s dizzy rood = ) Senator. and does
his constituency ons Of the finest counties
In IN fine Iowa ersAt honor.
OF sohl Of lhs othsra il mynsxt
Ths hallway l@gistsioa - 'bsss d. nos
iaposA Nh Of 10 ssSiea, ~. uslsss - bill
prohibiting tariEs i'll he sarninssof NE road
shall b ~ pes esat. BE- PASSED, the worst
The State Of Iowa needs railways infinitely
more than il needs Legislative rAilvay aafias
It this time. The opinion, however, that
now il mot the time for tariffs, II evsr, has
been greatly relenfcrced sinceths commences
ment Of the session, and would unquestiona-
bly, carry The dsy we're tho Legislatures 70 sit
| smother fortnight. think that the roads
may b. abls to GET money vherewishal to 90
ahead. The Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
| is already let TO Council Bluffs, and trust
| the q Doud amendment tackled on to one bill
not less Than three times will not delay
work on the popular Des Moines Valley, OF
any other Of the principal thorough fares
which have been blessed with land grants.
/ The other legislation Of generalimportance
ia great in quantity and fair TO prime in quail
lily. The charitable Institutions have been
provided for we'll; the Penitentiary received
| good appropriations, but not so large IS =
ought TO have had; the laws Of taxation havs
been improved the school law simplihee
| SON swhst and, in short, to use one Of ths
Senatsr,sl orators expressions, the genera
work has been tremendous" will try ans
work out sort Of resame Of it all in M,
next. LiAAhssAll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07


sale. ., rn"ss 5hgs for eommoa To- keed tatehsrs'
| stotk.
Cinesnnaas narnst.
- fslsgraph.l ssss,sxsI. AprH O.
Yisar -uaehass.s: kaiy asnr ~ ie sonshs y $40
Is 3Iete.
Ehsat--Eo oaertd At ~ a.
Corn-Duil 81 sTEes.
Rys- Firm 1t 81 IS.
osta Held nrn.ly a.s1A.e
harley Unchanged and quiet.
Provsstens--r nssttied ard sseittd.
Bulk Nssts-H-ld At t2sslss4.
Bacon la Is, IssIi for sseaids4s siass, eissr rib
clear ,oes. hot these rises are lake above the
viess oi bnYsfs-
L.rd-seld at is,x. generally held al IL.
~--~----
Mnwaskes MsrAst.
sy Telegraph MuvAssrs. Aprfle-
Riour-Dui,; city XIX tFf2iors
Whsst- Dali at 81 assz fer Mol.
cats Quiet at 81 $50 fur ho2.
cssn-Kssk ard ioser At 1s5<asl Ees ns- in stsrs
sa& - --z
FsrsfGn aarAesp.
Laysnrcol April e-soop.
Brssestas. and Provh,ors -urehaptsd.
corn-6eavY.
Bssf-l24s.
Fork -Baoyant.sas.
~. Loais Marast.
D. Telegraph o.. lLosrs. Apsiss
Fiour-gery dull; scarcely anything talaS ps,ss, un-
changed.
Wasst-Duit and ssser. ssry little doing.
oorn-ad.aseed u % IS
O.ts-Firmei; 7asT&.
Barley unei asssd.
kye-Quiet ami mn CHANGED
Pror.ions--Exeissd hi her; pcri ads.nrsd 10 re
Is ri.
B.c,n-s aoalae-. sold AT lalS hid h. q. siose
siss advanced 20 III led At iits
Isrd-Uneh.nx.d.
GAtsle-sappiy light and ma let stif ccnran to /
choices snd extr- range 4lst<-
thssp Rage ts4T per mead
roieds n arket.
By re'sxr.Ihl rbahse. Arrae
VI est-Qrst
corn--Dali At 81 for FOL
o.ts-stt ,sdy Ai IS Tor Eoi
Rye s.alee; u 8, or sol
---------
s.~ ssy. -. /. -.
" rsisHsrA.J Hss koss, April 9.
n,son-Deeiasaiy iss. .etiv. and v Bic lover, sale.
At 2ass for middsipg.
flour-ossssd quiet: sD1sc lower
Whsat-sts.dy; nrnsr sith Eaird saat d. Fart for ex
port; oessa retEhts have materially ds{,insd
R,s-oSist s.d sr.A ~ 81 20 ~.
o-'s- que. q st,sAs. Gr wv.ssfn in1 ssors.
Corn Stacy. sita moderate EXPORT dens nd; 2i09s
for new nned Vi stern sfoai; 81 24n3 for old mir.a
deiise cred.
Psk-yirn ~ 5oa % for old n.ss 10 Is for n.w
mesa.
Bssf-sfn. With fair irqasfy
Cot Mosts- Active anads 6rnsr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH

a
Chicago MARKET
y Telegraph CszcAso, April 9.
Hloua-Daii and unehar esd ~
whest-Firmsr. nth tsr eemsId; 10 ,prfas q o5,<
% o.. No sprins 81 sss<a 3d.
Cosn-Low.r, moderately setiys At 7s91s,
osts-ssesdy and hrm At o. u.
Rye Qui-f and steady att 1851 60 for Ne /.
RsrisyD Ill; small sales, in ,tsre Of No Fat % Is.
Posk-Ac,i,e at 12s.
Lard-Frm 1t TX
BuIk Msats-F aud active, shoulders II held high
close: rouxh sss IL saorI lib it short eisaE ls
~
OAssaas Live sssea nhvkss.
By rsiegrapht entoAso Apao
HogH- Rscegts Ie1 More quiet dcconnt Of iaoh OF
sales Saturday. qaotations, varying from fe6s 70
fof fnsttam to shotes.
ie-BsesipaTa MsIkst quiet Afd unchsnstd,
sales ., rage 7hgs for eomnea TO seed tatehsrs'
stock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07
FROM DIES MONIES.
The Ialh General Assem- bly,.

About = Dozen Senators Penographed
In q Heap---Ratlway Lestslatien-.-
Other Legislation or General Imper-
taace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

Ron ROY, Arrives on "Wednesday sna 1871 s..a,r
day, q o'clock p. M, and Departs On "oAu''
md Thursday, Il O'Clock = m.
ANDY JoRNSou, Arrives on Thursday
and Sunday, At o'clock p. NJ, and Dopafts %
Tuesday and Friday, 1t .. m.
aunY nHR9RAW. Arrives on Monday and
Fr;dsy. At .. M, and Departs ON Wednesday
AID Saturday, at g.. IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

l.AasaAsasn Cat1ls aasikss.
~ 4teIsltA.I tanAsss.u,A, An, !
1sas1 = I'M l.tlauis - = ~ a9tiA
3 s =. I. Ss1lesa 1880 1Das5E n,
ee1sss - 81 - -. .
s-- ses ~. sesses : sseork - 49,
fD4S ~ sssss ~ sesa. ~ 81 81 9ss sssa
s,.sss stsas .1~se.sss : asoss =;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

Far AaIe.

OTIS andyL 3, In Block iG4 very hands, me 10
/ A estioa fuF dwelling
- PksRRskDtY. Agents.
mrhIs 0Fos ores EeekBk savings Bank.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-07

Timberman had II majority, Wilson
Brown Dem. 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-11

Section sixteen, as amended by the com
mittee, was adopted. a4gLlftt
Sections seventeen, eighteen. nineteen,
and twenty were read and adopted.
Section twenty-one was read.
On motion of Mr.. Morey, of 0uachita, sec
tion twenty-one was stricken out.
Section twenty-five, now section twenty
one, was read and adopted.
Mr.. Isabelle, of Orleans, offered the fol-
lowing section, which was adopted, and be-
comes section twenty-five.
Section twentythree was read and
| adopted.
The bill, as amended, was placed on its
third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Morey to place the bill
as amended on its final passage and adop-
ton,
Messrs. Noble and Garstkamp called for
the yeas and nays, resulting as follows:
Yeas Abbott Alexander, Antoine,
Brewster Burrel, Collins, Carr, Cuny, Du.
fresno. Simms. Demarest, Dupart, Evans,
Faulkner, Gair, Hill, Crawford, Honore,
Harper, Hutchinson, Holland, Isabelle, LIE.
Blanc, Lott, Morris, Mahier, Mcyean, Muir
rel Melvin, Mercy Morand, Pearce Ray
mond, Reese, Hall, Sterrett, Pretean. Tay.
| Tor, Tureaud, Walsh, Washington, Wren,
Umphreys, H. Williams, Yorke, D. Young,
| Heidenhain-47
| Nays: Garstkamp, Haskell. Hanlon. Ma
| gee, Noeie, Page, Prescott, Waters-s.
The bill was declared finally passed as
amended and notice ordered to be sent to
the Serate.
Mr.. Heidenhain, of Orleans, moved to
suspend the rules to take up Senate bill No.
2O6, entitled ian act authorizing the issue
of 100000 of warrants by the Auditor on
the Treasury of the State, to provide by the
sale thereof to meet the current expenses of
the General Assembly.
Rules suspended, bill read.
Mr. Morey, of Ouachita offered the fol.
lowing amendment to end of section
fifth, add,
Provided, that nothing in this act con.
tanned shall be so construed as to prevent
tax collectors from taking from any member
OF the General Assembly or officer thereof
his warrants, giving him par funds il full
therefor but they shall make oath that they
received the same from such person directly,
aud may pay into the Treasury the same as
II they were lawful money of the United
States.
The amendment was adopted.
The bill as amended, under a suspension
OF the rules, went through several readings,
placed on its final passage, adopted aid
notice ordered to be sent to the Senate
On motion of Mr.. Gair, of East Feliciana,
the House adjourned until tomorrow at
twelve o'clock NJ.
WILLIAM YIGERs,
Chief Clerk House of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-11

SUCCESSION OF @. A. oAsTILLo-No 2o,sss
Second District Court for the Parish of Or
leans
DY G, II. GIRARDEK IL CO. AFRO.
n tio o t Sch9Ias j. Hey i, Agetioneer-o
AuctloneeEs Exchange, Royal street. by virtne Of
az order Of the Hon. L. Duyigneaud Judge of the
second District Court for the parish of Orleans.
dated August t. 1853 will be sold al public auction
for the account of the succession of @. A. Castillo
LoT OF GRoGND' in sqPsre bSSa No bv
BouI bon, Dauphine Hospital and Ursulines Streets
Hospital street by about 2O feet in depth on the line
nearest Bourbon street and about lls feet 10 inches
prise two story brick kitchen, together with thirty.
two shares of the capital stock of the Citizens Bank
LOT Of RoUNB on Egs 9h Tsa s RToReT 5s
tween Royal and Bourbon streets. designated as lot
dated September IS 1856 and deposited in the ofice
OF .. de Armas, Notary Public. Said lot measures
IN American measure % feet front on UrsulInes
street by l59 feet inches in DEPTH bounded on one
side By property of Jacques Dupre, assigns and on
tine other side by property of Widow Bertoulln The
improvements comprise a two-story brick house, to.
gether with one hundred and thirty shares ofthe
cured by mortgage on said property,
Terms OF SAle-tor property firstly described, the
Citizens Bank for the sum Of s461 due first July,
ls6s with SIX and half per cent interest thereon,
July lses; the balance of the price of adjudication
For property secondly described-Tbe purchaser
20 furnish his stock note to the said Citizens Bank
LOT the sum OF S22l, due first July, 1869, with six
aud nat per cent interest thereon, cash in ad.
vance from the day OF sale to said first July 1859;
the balance of the price of adjudication payable at
one year in notes Endorsed TO the satisfaction of the
administrators If she should require it, bearing
terest az eight per cent per annum from date and
secured by special mortgage on the property, with
the clauses of non aliendo and attorneys fees fixed
az tve per cent in of suit Improvements to be
Kept Insured, and policies transferred. Taxes Of
chaser when due
The notes to be furnished tn tho hank for hath
properties, renewable and curtailAble agreeably to
the charter OF the bank; and the other conditions
required BY the bank, the transfer of property
mortgaged to it, to be complied with by the pur-
Acts of sale and United States Revenue stamps at
ne expense OF the purchasers, before A. Dor ocourt
notary PUBIC. aull y 20 SEES II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-11
Monetary and Commercial
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIOAN.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. !
THURSDAY EVENING, September 10, 1859
We have again to report the absence of any change
IN the money market proper, The supply of avail
AL notes, but the offerings of this description
Jinue limited. The street rates are ten p cent =
Rnnum TO r cent = month for al paper secured by
CollaterAls, and l@l14 and IL Tor second grade.
We hear OF occasional transactions in mortgage notes
at l09l2 p cent ~ annum for first class and l26 La
for second grade The banks discount most of the
approved business paper offered by their customers,
and are free lenders for short periods
ColiRteras.
Gold opened at l421<@l43, against l44sS at New
York; and after selling as high l43a, closed at
(Sl0, $1,000, $3.50 S250O and $4,000 at l4S; S46 500
SSl500 $4,000, and $4,000 at 143 $1,000 and $1,000 at
143A, and $500 at 1855. The sales of silver
lined to 500 in American half dollars at 1861 $1,000
at 1855, and several other smaller sums at l37 We
now quote l369l3b7z for the former, and HIGHT
for Mexican half dollars.
There was only moderate movement in foreign
exchange. The offerings were limited aud with
light demand rates showed no material change. The
sales Of steling included 10000 AL, with bill of lad
ing at lhb, CISCO bank l5i4 f2000 at II 81 for
ling msy be quoted at lb5965 and 1856 for AL clear
and l51l5t4 for bank; and francs 366 for the for.
7ner and 3.621a93.60 for the latter.
:, Domestic exchange vas dull aud unchanged The
however, drawing at Il. and the sales of commercial
included S2500 and 5000 New York sight at 4, per
cent discount, 5000 and $4,000 one days sight
Nothing was reported in stocks or bonds We
notice sale Of $1,000 sun Insurance scrip OF SO at
City treasury notes sold at about Yesterday,
figures, the transactions reported embracing $4,000
early at 33S IL cent discount: $780, $500 al "a S3O
at 34s 5000 at 81 4, and 5000 at 34gs The dealers
bought tho small sums offered across their counters
from tax payers at "a.
No sales Of State notes came within our notice.