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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-17
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. is.
The Illinois State Fair will open at Quincy
next week, and continue four days.
The Michigan State Fair commenced yes-
terday, at Detroit.
Near Winterset, Iowa, on Sunday, Henry
Renton, in an alteration with his father,
struck him with chair, cauaing his death.
The murderer was arrested.
General Grant and family were expected
to arrive in Dubuque this evening.
BY collision between the tow>boat Sam
Brown and the steamer Africa, seven miles
above Paducah, KY, yesterday morning,
Mrs. Adair had her skull broken and her
thigh fractured. Her two children were
knocked overheard.
The billiard match for the championship oi
America and ! stake of $1,000, 1900 points.
between Joseph Dion and John McDevitt,
was played tonight at Library Hall: The
game was called at s:l5. McDevitt made Z
run Of 1852, closing the game in his favor
before 10 clock. The score stood, q the
close: McDevitt 1902, Dion 1853. The Hal
was densely crowded, and great enthusiasm
prevailed.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. l6.
j. K. Vernon, prominent Actorat Woods
Museum, was arrested last night on charge
of adultery with Miss Robertson, . member
Of the same dramatic company. The couple
have passed in this city % maL and wife,
which fact reaching the ears Of Vernon's
wife at St. Louis, she came to this city and
secured q warrant for their arrest. Vernon
has repreaented the character of Arthur
Wardaw, Ne leading villain in the new rem
satiou of Foul Play"
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FROM. NEW YORK.
Nrv Your Sent 16

NV YORK, Sept. Is.
Two boys, only fourteen, named VIM.
West and VIM. Riley, we're arrested yester-
day and confessed to robbing the safe belong
ing to the Board Of Brokers, on Wall street,
of 81 900 A large amount of the money
was recovered, and the boys we're committed.
Mrs BuchigAni, formerly Mrs. Gen. Eaton,
obtained warrant yesterday, from Justice
Dodge for the arrest Of her husband, on the
charge Of seducina her granddaughter, Mrs.
Randolph. He has not yet been arrested.
Additional accounts the earthquake state
that at AresiA the shock WAS proceeded BY :
sound like that Of distant tempest; then
the ground shook from south to north. A
palm tree remains untouched, and ~ green
~ ever in the midst Of desolste country.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1s
The Committee of Arrangements Of the
grand Convention of Soldiers and Sailors, to
Be held here on the lst and I'd Of next mosth
announce that delegates and their families
will be carried over the Pennsylvania and
Erie r. R. al two cents per mile, and return
free Of charge. It 10 expected that similar
arrangements will be mads with Eastern,
Southern and Western roads.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES,

PARIS, Sept. Is.
An article in the last Review Des Dex, by
Jurist, says he has no doubt Of the de-
cision OF Napoleon for the Prusssian peace,
and urges reduction Of the army q the
only effective pledge Of peace.
BERLIN, Sept. l6.
Bismarck has bsen advised, BY HE physi-
clan, to 60 to England for his health.
KIEL, Sept, l6.
King William will review the Prussian
feet here.
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From THE SOUTH.
Sr Inr1s. Sent. 18,

ST. LOUIs, Sept. 10.
A special dispatch Of the Little Rock, Ar
kansas, Democrat, says that two members Of
the Legislature, the county collector, and
two U. 8. contractors for building freed
men school houses, had been driven from
Lafayette county; also that three white and
fifteen black men had been killed.
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FROM CANADA.

OTrAwA, Sept. 10.
With view Of relieving the starving pop.
ulation Of the Red river settlement the Gov.
ernment has decided to expend ; considera-
BILE sum in the construction of Fort Carney,
and opening up . road TO Red river. The
workmen are to receive provisions in part
payment.
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FROM CANADA.
OrrAxA, Sept. le

OTTAwA, Sept. 10.
Application for . new trialsin the case of
Whelen will be made to the Judges 1t To
ronto in November, on the grounds that the
Judge OF the trial refused to allow challenges
OF jurors before the peremptory challenges
we're exhausted
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FROM THE SOUTH.
NAsHv1LLx, Sept. 10.

NASHVILLE, Sept 1o.
The Banner received By telegraph from
Knoxville to-day proclamation from Gov
osuoR, Brownlow and issued il in an extra. The
Rroslanatioa declares that there are armed
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"EIkre1sse Case" Cured.
[Prens R,c. I8lAC AIKgJ, Atte0hany III.

JosrpR rranIse. Druggist,
No 81 Market street Pittsburs.
&1 taks grsat pleasure In stating that, aftsr hav
ing suffered from dyspetsh for about Heea ysars, At
eoDe pAsioodp than oahsEs hsve heen sn4Ssiy =
cured by the OF Goes Dsspepsia Cure Ny friends
know that of late my Case has been an extreme
had great from - ting any kind Of food
and on an nverA0s voa1s Sonif shout Third Of N
ns4ls In sour, ndt4estble when the severe At
ssoks would coe vssid 10 all strength and be utter
y hslples Some OF the would Be that
for days together would not retain anything my
stomach, ave little dry toast and -. For years
knew not what IL 10 pas nye consecutive hours
without insscss pain. From ths tims took the Arst
dose Of this nsdicins ceased vomiting, gradually AL
passed away and Ash and strength returned
and ever nes besn abs 70 sAt auy kind Of food
upon the table, Elk months have passed without
any synptoms q the return Of the diseAss Ny case
VA consdered By al, svss physicsns marvellous,
that time It fsersd It nisht be hcdous; bot
An nos we'll .insed, hAa have been not merely
relieved but .srnansntly cured, that can eonscisn
tousy PseoaDsnd Coss Dyspepsia Cure % oil victims
OF dyspenta- ISAAC AIkh
Hts Pastor of tho Beaver r.. n. B Church.
Allegheny.
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HrrRD Up IN fHg nosr ELEGANT HAMMER

Andin style upsrior TO ary Hotel the upps, Riv
and neither pains expense will be spared IN the
aooom4 odation OF guests The largest of any
Hotel In the State and the building Lighted thrcaghout
By gas. }. b. TBI18As
1eh0o RropfSsteS.
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VIsHE s.DEXTE1s CIRCULAR,o
i aftcr s'x months trial, 10 pronounced the most
wonderfully quick method Discovered 70 make any
untra,nsd horye colt tros fast without the
track One boy mads 800 on tso common colts 100
another. Price u. Address 0Bo. A. ATKINS Dsy
Street. Ny.
r. e.-sws r.osunsnd every = -msrs' immediate at-
tsntion to this circular j. ". Sorman, Troy Mills,
Iowa O. J krsxae. Egrsmont, Mass- Charles RAlasr
Hflisdals T. II John 0ildstsleeve, Austerlitx, NJ;
Russsu Trenain, Pessr aster. Green River, r. and
hundred others. sept9-2w
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

DarRoir, Sept. l6.
In libel suit brought BY the ex-Auditor
Of the State Of Michigan against the Detroit
Tribune, damages 5000, after trial Of
seven days verdict Of six cents WAS rem.
dered for the plaintiff. ,Hs was charged with
incompetency - State Auditor. and the de-
fence pleaded it was the truth, in jusi6ca-
ton. ~ ,Yafae
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IxnAxApoLla, Sept. f6.

A man named Abrams, supposed to be the
murderer OF Jacob Young and wife, has been
arrested and is now in jail. He was formers
ly partner in business with Young. The
evidence before the Coronor's jury to-day
shows that the shot gun found near the
corpse OF the murdered man was purchased
By Abrams, from pawnbroker, I few days
previous.
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GraDe0.

WE can supply at one days notice guam
w Nt,ee from Zoo to 1000 pounds vKkf C5oICk
oRARuG eon Cen B1ttgmAns vineyard In limited
s..M " ioBHRTsoN b ALBERs
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a LII the English branches, such as Read
n ipe epAllins 0soeraphy, 0ramnAf &c are now
thoroughly tsuaHtas nytf1 0sts City Commercial
College. Particular attention b paid 70 psnmanshp.
Price nor term Of ten weeks 80, payable at middle Of
tsen etadsn0 csp sat8 . ny tiDss
sohclaship SoS tbs semmcrcal cssrss entities the
student . i1etion IN the sslet sADl ss Of charge
--tims unliuitsd.
Tickets for penmanship. good for whole yss. are STU
sold foy =. ". II. A1LLkh,
stp0 UsoPsa.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
----- ------z-------s-s : - IS
from washin 8 ton.
Maine Election Returns.
Rebel Gutrsges in Arkantas.
Grand Masonic Banquet I'm
Sf. Louis.
Important Proclamation OF GOV.
BrownlOw.
LATE NEWS ny CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l44i
Important Proclamation OF GOV.
BrOwnlOW.
LATE NEWS ny CABLF.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l44i.
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GENUINE MAPLE SUGAR, very 6ns,
~ = LA Q. AcQuA1NS. /
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Lard.

n rrnncD ehesee v1sss s,s1ssed Iesd. ibs ssse i,
~ - aesc = 49,
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LIME! LIME! LIVE

LDW = IL " = - ~
vyHp LAWRENCE LIME co have their worhsccm
rleted and are prepared to furnish their superior
I1ne In quantities to sut, the lowest market rate
Te extere,e and facilities for msnnfaetu
,4rr Ana trauspcytpg 1t their works will enable them
10 feep ful, eupply Il all Orders be left ~
II Rn.ls Hardware stors, st the c3ce Of the keo-
- K.R. FORD.
,n,.iaAtf Manager
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= c. g. CLARK 4 CO..

Sole HroprietOrs Hsw Haven, CT.
','ldlt.-A vol,
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CLOTHIERs.

vsneilI, Jones : Co-...cor Third / Main streets
Hess. stern 4 Co.......cor Second 4 Main streets.
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FOR SALE.
on ACRRs or LAND, MAR KEOKUK, situated
GU on ths Piank Road, only qnarters Of Anile
from the FIRST TOLL Gate described - the Il E SEQ
L. 0sb. Price tjo 60 per aero.
iy2. s. t. JOHNSTON, 9th and Mstn
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Mr.. Lester Sexton, Wholesale merchant
of thirty years, in Milwaukee, one Of the
most reliable and careful men in the State,
says, under date,
MnwAuKSa, Wis, Jan. n, lses.
Msssys O. q. o. aAR O.. Nsso HsreN, H.
10Th myself anA wife have ossd ooss Dyspspa Cure.
and II hee proved KRTEUrLY satisfactory I'd
have NO hesdtsaisn IN sayirg that have received
GREAT BD1111T fron IL
Very respectfully.
LEsrYR SEXTON.
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Assessments en Each Ohara.ao
10 Exceed Ten Dollars Each
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c. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On Third-st., bet. Main d johnson.
HAS Just received fine stock OF Cloths OF
ell kinds, ani will make pAnts, vests and coats
ehsaper than before For proof OF tn's call ana
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For Sale or Exchange,
N part for City Property,
VUyHE Furniture and Lease Of the Billings
House Eeokuk. Iowa This Horse 10 In better con-
don r the of gu-sts than II has been
for seyeyn years The Proprietor in the meantime 20
III the patrcna~e cfhta former icpd' srd the puhc
dccQ6-dtf
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UOMMIssION MERCHANTS.
i n st,,e., .46So As South Levee.
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GREAT WESTERN
Auction and Commission House
NO. Ias MAIN-ST.

HAVING recently established . General
Ii Aseson aad Csanision No1ss, ws tshe pleasure
= iniDrning thoss havag In thss posslton MsrchaA-
dss Hoasskod Goods, Hspsel prslsety. 1sal Kstats.
Live stock, thas vs can Do g vell br them - any
We vcu1d respectfully AfkTn the padre that -
keep eonssAatay hanes Uenssd stock ot Dry 0cods,
Notions, Clothing, &C., which We can seil iowsr than
the lowest
Those wishing purchase gcos will DO wsll TO visit
our Honse before purchasing elsewhers.
AHRexular auction sale on sdnss ssday and faturdsy
p 10 = n RuSSees letters promptly answered.
= URICH 4 GOODWIN
No ls6 Main et., bet. 6th and eth,
ssrfi heoAak lows.
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BOOTS 4 sHOES-RETAIL.
H.;.t .mr i Matlees s.............s0 50 Main street.
Huiskamp 1 Bro. Main strset--bet 4th 9th.
K Hart, ,Agt................... N sin s1reet.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

David q Lowry .....eecond street
M " WaatAott Main street--neAr Fourth.
w.h.t., n,ns 80. ..... So Main street.
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CLOCKs, WATCHEs JEWELRf.
Sam Bridges............Nos Estes House.
Tn Az. 4 Sons Main street
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rURNlTV'aE

1nsraving, Brands, 4 ssals.
n n,,as.. Nos l. Estes House
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of George {. Hardin, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
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DIR. JAMES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
4 Custom BOuse street, New Orleans. (estab-
lished 1850, for tbs last even ears located IA
Chicago. aud selebrated throUghout the cOun-
try IA the successful treatJ1ent OF PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be complementary consulted AZ
his0ffice and pariors 81 ana sS Randolph street,
corner OF Dearborn street, or D. letter Z osto1ncs
Dr. JAMES treats CHRONIC MERCURIAL
gYPHIIITIC BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS OF CONTAGIOUS W.
NIgF2Fa 7, On Ara fER-Whfch he cures it'll
out the use OF mercury, iodide pc tsssssi arsenic
az any poison, bot with his NEUTRALIZER, .
CEGAEIC WEAKNESS, such As SEMINAL
WEAK NESS, NOCTURNAL and DIURNAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse OF the or
rans, early indiseretiOns, excuses, or entRiled
hereditarlly, causing loss Of memory eOnfu-
sion depression, dimness Of vision and ofteu-
times insanity, with depiOrRhle train OF other
symptoms, treated and radically cured BY an
infsllible method, saving time and expense
Avn diseases peculiar TO the sexual organs, OF q
pTivete character, radically and Psraahsnu
cured.
the blood has become poisoned, producing
hlotehSg on TGe face, small Watery hist ers,
pains In the head and bones, ulceratfd throat
and nose, sores on the limbs and body, serOfulz
together with an endless Eanaber OF suffer-
intellectually and permanently cured.
DR.. IA Ms Is recon AiSnGe1 by the press OF
the country. by professors OF medical colleges.
and by tbs medical profession generally. ThOsa
afflicted shoGld Apply U aim, ana De cured a.
once.
lee MONITOR, by Or. James, treatise cpou
diseases peculiar 70 the sexual organs OF either
sex. causes effects and their remedies. compiled
in the exclusive treatment of these diseases.
sent 70 any address, securely wrapped. Price
one dollar. Pamphlet On PERMAroRRHEA, or
one on SYPHILIS, sent IN sealed envelope upon
receipt OF pGstage-tWo red stamps. address
Or. 1AAEs, Postoftice drawer $3.50, Chicago.
Illinois. apl. 2
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TAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICEi

DHILIP GARVIN, Tax Collector for 1857. has
u been selling lands for the Tax Of 1867 an
ms ms week, Will nnlsh to-day at the Ciicuit
Courthouse door. Tax PAYERS VIII bear in
mind that q PENALTY or FIFTY PER CENT.
VIII IN inedlately accrue on all lands sod
70 indlVl0u als or the State and rigid legislator
9As recently been enacted against those who
lail 10 pay their taxes. The Collector will be
engaged tor a week IA naEing out his report Of
sales, during which time he viii acconl1nodsle
those DO desire 10 contribute their parL Ia &c
support Of the government, jyI0 lW
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TRUST SALES.
trustees sale.

DY virtue Of Feed OF Trust executed to the
ID undersigned by Robert ". johnson on Il e
sab Of October, 1866, and duly recorded IN the
Recorders oifiees Of thu counties OF Jefferson
and pulaski, State of Arkansas, and nuW re-
ferred TO- to secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned.
The pertners hip therein recited having to
tally faiied, and the personal Assets been con-
stunned.
the said Robert W. Johnson having been de-
clered Bankrupt and there being Outstand-
ing tncumbranees largely over one huEdred
dollars prior TO the Trust on the property
hereinafter set forth for particulars whereof
reference may be had TO the Iced OF Trust Of
record as aforesaid, wherein the titles and AL
incumbrances are reciteu
The taxes OF 1873 being unpaid, snd no funds
70 pay them nor To pay other existing and cur
rent expenses, and Tor su1dry other causes
that require The prompt eEecubiOn Of the said
Trust.
The undersigned do therefore give this no
tice, in the Memphis Appeal anu Little AOck
Gazette. for thirty days, under ana By virtue
OF the powers vested IN them by the sad Deed,
that on the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

Ia Liverpool the market undergent a
further decline of 59fd on Uplands, and
closed active and steady at 1881 for Up
lands and l0s9I1d for Orleans, with
sales for the day Of 1900 bales. Ship
ments from Bombay for the week end
ing July 2lst were 5000 bales.
The New York market closed dull and
declining; no quotations reported sales,
700 bales.
Holders of the few small lots OF cotton
en- hand begin to feel anxious, and We
heard talk to-day OF shipping, in view of
the declining tendency in leading mar
ksts. A few bales Of Ordinary changed
hands at 24!,, and bales Low Mid
ding at 275c.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee Of George q. Harbin. Of
Mem phls. In the county OF shelby and
State Of Tennessee, within said District who
mas been aGjudged 4 Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court of said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th day Of July,
A D., 1893. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
iyl4 q Is Assignee. Etc.
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60@75c; smoking, fine and fancy, SIC
Il 25; common, 35t97Ee
WHEAT-firma st 81 90@2 90 for No.
1; 81 rs 10 IS for No. 2 Inferior, 81 60
al 65. Receipts light and local demand
active.
WHISKY-Is dull snI nominal. We
quote at sl@I Is per gallon for common,
in q small way.
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/
APPLES-There is light shipping
demand for choice at irregular prices,
! ranging from Sl@2 per barrel.
/ BRAN-Oal a moderate demand /;
/ selling in store and at mills from $40
? 90 per ton in sacks, and $40 loose.
BUTTER-MaFket bare OF choice tub
ana prices firm at 33935c for western ;
common nominal.
RACON-Meats remain firm but mac
tive; city packed clear sides l7f(9l73c;
other brands lie; clear rib le4@l1c; rib
l6je; shoulders l339l4c.
TATPLE-LighJ city butchers de-
mand and light stock, Inferior to choice
beeves, gross, 22G64c.
CHEESE-Light stock and demand.
We quote w. Il Factory and 4. ID. at.
GOFFEE-Fair jobbing demand at
22G26e for Rio-Lagusyra 2S93Oe Java
4O942c.
CORN-Fair receipts and more active,
with sales of $50 sacks choice white,
sheIled, IN various lots on landing old
and new gunnies, at 95c9Sl per bushel-
CORNMEAL-An active market FOR
kilu0ried at "a so on ievee and % IN
sore fresh bolted "a IS at mills.
FLOUR-The marke51s very duh for
ali grades. BUYERS are holding of,
awaiting lower prices. We quote super
fine ne v and old st SOS; X, IS 50@9;
Xxx. SlA9II; xxx, and ali fancy brands
from SI2 10 IA.
HAY -Prices firm, with light STOCK.
Choice. $1,000 in fret bands.
HAM S-Plain country l79lSc sugar
cured ca. nvassed l9@2lc.
HOGS Few in market and demand
light at 6tGs Sc gross.
FCHTCKA NS-Phe supply is light and
INQUIRY fair. Old are firm at s5G@5 90
young, s3@3 50.
EGGS-rhe market is very dull at
14@l6c per doz.
IDES-Recel OTIS light. Dry flint 20
92lc; dry salt l.'9lSc; green salt, lO@
lie; green, Sa9c
LARD-Pnces IRE firm. Kegs, 1910
202e; tierces, 1S3@i9c.
LINE -Eureks, 81 25; Alabama, Cape
and ST. Louis, 81
MoLASSES Light stock. Sugar
house, 65c9Sl; Porto Ri CO, S5ESS5c Syr-
ups, 75c@SI %
OATS-Rseeipts Of ne, ', by wagon is
almost sufficient to supply the demand.
We quote at 72l@S5c
OILS-Coal oil, 3s942c; Ia I'd oil, 81 ~
al 75c; linseed, 81 20CGgI 40.
PORk-Msrket firm We quote fuI
weight mess at S29 25C93t; pr nae mess
s27@27 SO; rump S25926 jowls $40 500
20.
POTATOES = Dali at 5O@6Oc per
)ushel 81 per Dbl.
SALT-Stock low and prices firm /, |
oil weight So so per Dbl light weight
3@3 25.
SHEEP-dull at s2@S so for Tonnes
re S494 SO for kentucky.
SUGAR-hFm prime TO as ,ice Louis
ma, l69lSc; fair, 14t9l5e; Il land, 100
Ic.
TAR-in kegs per dozen, IS Z. sos.
TOBACC0-lugs to common, 5(912c;
lections, ISJ920c; fancy wozk natural
sf, 81 O09n 25 bright pounds fancy,
9Si Isl medium, S0e9Sl; COZ nmop,
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81 AsoNIO DIRECTORY,
MASONIODIRECTORY.
1898

LODGES.
ArsxRorA, No. 1855. Meets LIST Mondsy In
every month, at Odd-FelloE7s2 Hall, cor. Cour'
sod Main. u. b. Forster, 2Sf Front street,
W. NJ; John Beamish, See'y.
ROUrH MEaFK1s, no. ils. Meets I'd Friday o.
each monta-Hsll cor Madison arg s'eS 81
A. j. Wheeler, W. M; BENZ. X. Pullen, sec.
LEELA SCOrr, No. 2S2. Meets lst Friday 81 esoA
mouth-Hsli, corner Madison and secol0'
Moses seelig, W. ~; g curtis, SET .s;ss,- ~ ssob
rnOnth-Odd-F elbows Hail. II. J. Lynn
". NJ; W. d. Butts, Sec. 49,, v.-,,-
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ROYAL ARCH.
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rnonth-Odd-FeGoEs' Hall John Gent, NJ. (.
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tn. IL; n. J. Wiggin, REC.
TEHPLAEs
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day OF each month. John.Zent, Com; N j.
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90 Front Stree.
HEKAEs AND MITHRA5 edges meet in con-
junction 9Th Wednesday in every month.
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CALvAEY CHAPrER OF Rose Croix, 18th, No. l.
Charles w. Adams S2d, NJ. W. \. T. Tom
PaILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, Soth.,
NO. /. Henry 2. Woodland, 62d.s Comm.
William Y. erode, sd, Rec.
Aiaslie. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge Y.
Grader, sd, Reg.