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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF X. K Ptftman,
Of Mem phIs, IN the county OF shsioy ana
state Of Teunessee, within said DiztriCt,WaO has
been adjudged a BanlzrG pit upon his own psLi-
ton, by the District Court OF said District.
Memph 8, Tennessee, tie 18Th day OF July,
A-D, 1858 WILLIAM Y. CIRuDE-
iyT p 81 Assignee, Etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

To WhCm IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of sterling Fowlkes, Of
Mem phis, in the county OF Shelby and State
Of Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjUdged q Bankrupt upon his own petit
tor, by the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn. the 18th day Of July, A.D.,
1888. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
syl6 . 80 Assignee. etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

In the District Court OF the United states, Tor
the District OF West Tsnnessee.-In the mat
ter OF Joseph Wills, bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District OF W est Tsnuessse-ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

IN the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF West Tennessss, In the mat
ter of Klein WOH BanEYupts. N Bank
ruPtey, District Of West Tsnnsssee-ss
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigned hereby give notice OF their
appointment as assignees OF Klein & Vol,
OF Memphis, in the county OF shelby and
Ststa Of Tennessee, within said District,
who have been al judged bankrupts upon thetr
own petition, by the District Court OF said Dis
trict.
Memphis, Tennessee, the. stu day OF June,
A. d. 1883. WILLIAM Y. CIR0DE.
OSCAR WOOLDRIDGE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

The undersigned hereby gives notes q hisap-
pOiutDent as assignee or 3. t. McAIenuy,
Of Memphis, in the county OF Steiby and Stale
OF Tenn lessee. within said District, who has
been adjucged a Bankrupt upon lis own peti-
ton, by the District Court Ofseid District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day OF July. D.,
ISgS. WILLIAM y. CTEODE.
fyE y Assignee etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

IN the District Court o. the United States, for
the District or "a est Tennessee. Ii the matter
Of J.. L McAlsnnY, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy District OF " est Tsuuessse-ss.
To uyhnry1 II NAV eor,earu
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 tbs mat
ter OF David Marks. Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District OF " est Teuueessa-ss.
To whom IL may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF David Marks, OF
Memphis, IN the cO1nty Of shelby ac1 State Of
Tennessee, within said District, VII has been
aijUdgsd a Ban kruPt upOn his own petition,
by the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the ID tiay Of Jure, A-D.,
1883 WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
je3 10 II Assignee. etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

Ii Inc District Court OF the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee--In the mat
ter Of 7. J. Pearson & Co, bankrupts- In
Bankruptcy, District of West Tennessee-ss.
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assgnseof 7. J. Pearson q Co.,
of Memphis, IN the county OF shelby, and state
of Tennessee, within said District, who have
been sdudged bankrupts upon thsir own petl-
ton, by the District Court OF sale District.
Memphis, Tenn. the ID day Of June. A D.,
1863 WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
leg 10 II A IS gnee. etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
app,gin traent as assignee OF " ilia1 H Garrett,
of German town, in the cpUnty OF She 10y
and stale or Tennessee, within said District,
who has been adjudged a BANKRUPT upOn his
own petition BY the district Court OF said Dis
trict.
Memphis, Tenn, the Sth day % July. A-D,
1853 VILLA a J. CIRODE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

In the District Court CT The United states, for
the District OF West Tennessee In the NIT
ter q William II. Garrett, BaE krupt- In
nc " hmm r.lnr nnnnarl,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24
L z G AZ.

In the District Court OF the United states for
the District Of Vest Tennessee.-In the ma &
ter OF Robert r. Church, bankrupt In Bank
ruptcyi District OF West Tennesssa--ss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

In the District court OF the United States, TOR
the District OF West Tennessee. IN the mat
ter Of Nancy +. Maginnis Bankrupt. IN
Bankruptcy, District Of West Ternesaee-ss.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF bis
appointment as assignee OF Nancy d. Magin-
ms, % Memphis, in the county of Shelby
and state Of Tennessee, within said District,
who has been adiudged a Bankrupt upon her
own petition, by the District Court of said Dis
triCt.
Memphis, Tenn. the 18th day % July, AID,
1865. WILLIAM I. CIRODE.
1915 q 30 Assignee, etc.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
able and appropriate address HOratiO Seymour was

able and appropriate address. Horato Seymour was
not there.
little later the 14Gth received by citizens,
in the same square, which occasion the address Of
welcome was delivered by Judge Bacon. But IIora-
tiO Seymour did not honor the regiment with his
presence.
Such is brief glance at Horatio seymours war
record as far as the five Oneida County regiments
We're concerned. We believe we state a fact when
we say that he never contributed cent toward de-
fraying the expenses of any of the five regiments
which went forth from his own county, and that he
was never officially connected with any movements
or preparations for their reception nor did ne even
countenance such proceedings by his presence. ms
is the way he saw regiments goforth," ana thls
is the way he used his " official privilege to thank
them on their return 1t makes the heart ache ana
the cheek kindle with blush of shame to contem-
plate the notifying denquencies and shocking SELF
assurance Of HOratio Seymour.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
CRIMINAL.

In the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day before Justice Ledwith John Forrell McAeer and
j. G. Freely committed on charge OF being suspected
pickp0ckets
In the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield Edmund Bergh WAS committed
for trial for taking $50 from Matilda Sutton OF No 81
stanton st. on representations that he officer.
I'm the Court of General Sessions before Re-
corder Hackett yesterday, Patrick Sullivan was ar
ralgned shooting Ooer Fisher OF the Twentieth Pre-
cnct and falling appear his bail declared for
feited and warrant issued for his arrest Philip Neter
was accused of stabbng Sebastian Louderback with
chssel on the night OF Sept. 10, and acquitted.
In the United States Commissioners Office,
YESTERDAY before Commissioner Belts. Charles Hamilton,
the seaman who charged with stabbg the first mate
OF the American brig Elizabeth while at sea- while on the
mort of Lisbon brought up for further eNainna
lion when the evidence showing that the sthbblng was
done in selfdcfense, he was discharged.
In the Yorkville Police Court, before Justice
Connolly Yesterday. Chas. H. Adams. Of No. 60 East
Fourth., complaint against John Ciughlin aud
Joe Kane for stealing $50 worth Of clothing The de-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

PENDANTS were held to bail. .ROsanna Mcclure was
committed for stealing clothing and other property
valued at $3.50, from her employer, Mrs Mary George
Of Sixtyffthst. near Fourth-aye
In the Court of Special Sessions, before
Justices Kelly and Dowing yesterday there a cal.
and battery 10 Of petit larceny Of cruelty to animals
of swndling hotel keepers and Of carrying burglas
tools. Several cases were adjourned, and part OF the
complaints or cruelty TO animals sent To Court
Of General Sessions Four boys, Charles Pierce Vim
Burrough Joseph and James Durham, were accused bx
Mr.. Frederick A. Degener. OF stealing
machinery from his mandatory In Deancey-st on the
18th OF september and with subsequently selling tbe
property to junk DEALER but the necessary witnesses
were not present the boys discharged as il was
thought their incarceration punishment enough for
the Ofense committed. james Hart charged with
having had In his possession the oath OF Sept guam
NIT burglary and sent to the Penitenary for four
months John Earnest sent TO the Penitenary for
two months on charge OF stealing eight pairs Of panta
looms
AT the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Dowlng, continued the examination in
the case OF Jacob Baum, the youth who accused Of
having set fire to the store OF his brothers, W. g. Baum
at No. q Hudsonst William Baum, o. the prOpuetOrs
testified that there in the store at the time OF the
stock valued at $4,000 they had an insurance OF q O0
This closed the testimony The was then adjourned
until Monday next In order that the opposing counsel
may be heard Yesterday morning, when James Brown,
porter in the employ OF Mr. BrittOn Richardson, doing
business the third floor Of No 63 Reades opened the
door leading from the street into the building.
rushed out and fled down the street They pursued
and of them, named John Howard. arrested. An
animation OF Mr. Richardson's premises showed that the
thieves had forced open the door leading from the hall
WAYS and had removed to the door OF silk valued
at 81 25O and two chests OF tea worth 49, Before they
entry OF the porter Howard committed to the
TOmbs by Justice Hogan.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER T. 1865

ings BANK managers ever received back in gold rom
and others to whom they lent H. inc ony
,ntrused ia them by "our servantgrls and laDorins
on,v Ia II not encouraging and enforcing reputation
r Indebtedness to continue the legaender act in force
after the necessities for it have ceasedi and Will 1t les
o ~ increase the evil to issue greenbacks enough 10
,,n,,ud the greenbacks that have been funded IN
bonds 49, o,,,u
xenophon in one Of his political essays says; nany
NON ia democrat prima facie evidence that lie Is
rndreI" l. there nything in the Democratic Piatl
,r or its advocates, in the Buter-Sherman RepuD-
Hcahs 10 lei"'' w j. X FISHER.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
TUESDAY. Oct. 6-P. NJ.

NJ.
The gold market is dull and. although the cash sup
ply is limited the premium has not advanced. Asmau
amount of cotton bills have appeared upon the mar
ket and the liberal receipts at the ports will soon
cause the market to be well supplied with bulls to
meet the current needs of importers. On the lst OF
November the Government disburses $5OOOO,OOO. and
on the st of January IS 100000 of coin. to be added
to the amount already afoat. AS there Will not be
much if any, demand for shipment abroad and the
only use for it here is the payment oil customs
duties-it would seem that the present premium
was too high. In addition to the cotton crop large
shipments of other products will be made as well as
some breadstuhs, which must be more than sufficient
To settle our balance of trade without the shipment
of gold Tue election of Grant will also have iran
quillzing effect upon foreign holders OF coin here
as all the revolutionary talk, of which tho Cold
Room is the center Will then and both natonai
and financial affairs assume o settled appearance.
that win be against any sharp advance IN It's price,
The opening price 1f0s, selling at lsN., closing
14Og. The cearings of the Gold Exchange Bank were
$7S 10000. and the balances $.5sj,lW "A. Govern
ment bonds opened steady, with good lnVeStnehs
demand for the new bonds. AT the Second board
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

Gen. Thomas Egan, known as one of Presi-
dent Johnsons intimate friends, has declared for
Grant
| John A. Griswold ceased to act with the Dem
ocratc party when the Democratic party began ac
with the Rebels.
Gen. Logan speaks of Gen. Grant as "the
man who never made mistake" and of Seymour the
man who never did anything else"
Great Democratic gains" exclaimed an in
dustrous Rebel other day. he transferred the
tents Of the pocket of Republican to his own.
The La Crosse Republican mentions that DR..
sperry Of De Soto. Wis Chairman Of Democratic Club,
has renounced the Democratic party and for Grant
and COlfax.
Bert f. Clarke esq. Secretary of the Sey-
mour and Blair Club Of Trembeeau Wis, and young
lawyer Of much promise, has abandoned Seymour and
Blair and come out for Grant ana Colfax
A Convention of the hOnorably discharged
three years soldiers of the late war; Is called to meet at
Cleveland on the Sth OF october. The Hon f. NJ stan
ton and other distinguished speakers will attend.
VIM. II. Burleiqh and V. b. Denslow of THE
TRIBUNE. will speak at Carksville Rockland County
this evening. and at Now City and Blauyetville on
Thursday and Friday.
The Hon. James w. Patterson, United States
cans Of Bergen County NJ j. 10 night at Anderson Hail.
Hackensack Delegations from the Fort Lee Eagewood
Lodi Saddle River and Paramus Clubs, will be present
The Hon James l.. Seward, formerly Repre-
sentative In Congress from Georgia. who was mp to last
week warm supporter Of Seymour and Blair. has an
nounced intention to give his vote and influence Tor
Grant and Colfax
DR.. II. u. Mason, two years ago prominently
In ffon yVfth he
on for Congress in the Yth wisconsin, District, ad'
dressed the people at Appleton on the 22d instant In
favor Of Grant and Colfax.
Henry l.. Wait of Albany, n. Y, was Dem
Ocratc member OF Assembly in 1868 but he cannot
stand the Democracy Of Pendleton and Blair. He Is
neither "a repudator revouonist, and so goes for
Grant COlfix, aud Gfiswold.
There was grand rally and torchlight pro-
cesson Of Boys in Blue at Academy Hall in the town
Of Yates orleans County tho evening Of Sept 49, The
Hall wac nlled to ITS utmost capacity by an Intelligent
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
TIE wATER.sTREET REVIVAL

TO fhe EdItOr OF TIC ITEOHHe.
SIR: see the following statement III your
issue OF to-day Mr Mngns Superintendent OF the City
Missions set eight Of his best workers 10 labor in con
nection with the mission at No 3G Watcr-st, that
clearly the end OF the Waterst movement Is not yet"
This is mistake. the city mission has sympathzed In
the very desire 10 know the true character of
what is called the Waerst revival Our missionaries
accordingy are sent there entirely uncOmmted 10 any
thing that has been done TO be done by others Onr
purpose is 10 find there II we ca promising neid ior
agencies OF our own which the community mas 10 long
known and approved. Very Respectfully Yours
Ne,n York Oct G. 1863 superintendent OF Missions.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
THE WORK or NATURALIZATION

In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday, be-
fore Judge Barrett 50 made citizens OF the
United States Ten applicants were rejected The prn-
cpal cause OF rejection that the witnesses could not
substantinte the statements made III the aidayts OF
the principal In the Judge passed the app
cant after the witness had been sworn on declaration
OF Intention become citizen. but the Chief Clerk
found when the application presented In the Nat
urazatiOn Bureau for certificate that the man was
attempting 10 become citizen his sons declaration
of intention The papers destroyed and the man left
very crestfaen Tho following Is list OF the names Of
those who received certificates Of citizenship yesterday
Year. In Count
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
RADICAL SAVINGS BANKS MANAGERs.

To the Edifor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Please answer the following questions.
The first three are from The World of Sept. 80:
"Have the Radical Savings Bank managers ever pald
hack i'm gold 10 our servant girls ana laDOiing hs to
deposits they received gold Is not that repudiaiu
of ndebtednessi and Is IL any tho less ropudiallo DC
cause 1t has the sanction OF FORM Vi Id" "'"o ''o ''
der actP
The following are by myself: Have the Radical nav
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

7Pane agt Striker 81. Homer ct al ags Lyman tai
2lChspman er'r &C., sgt
49, Wendell agt The MAYOR SI1 Armstrong sgt Dubois
%. Troy Co. 49, s es'T Go" az. Rec Gcu a. Cornell
iosweet agt oLamorssuL ESQ Eord sgt Ja%s. ct al
2is Kellogg sgt chids 2sa.. .vseuans sst ConnOr
2isy,1 Beck agt Village Of
SUPREME CouKr-CRcurr-Psr He'd by BARNARD, oyrsd
1928 Crane agt Murray ct al eta. ,gt Hutcbun
g7 Smith al McSpeion 327 Roenblatt Craniah
76 Page sgt Field. 6l5 Barney agt Oven
&C. %S:s "a RaSs S 1n' e. e "a 4 Il Trad
57..Sacsett agt Mott &c. ing Company
lI29 Wsgnou agt Eness 229 Bng gehart Helman ct al
.Bute al agt Penn Rail So n y and Cuba s. s. Co. agt
2ss Corwin sgt FIELD 1895. NcGoun sgt DinmOre &c.
q sGPsSMs CoTTrECIscGiT-Part u-Hed by c.RDolo, J.
1906 .h &c. agt a2d and Grand ISl4 August sg LOm.sUd
1872 Birch Ct sgt ssEosch 1886 Marvel j. an Riker
1916. .RtenhOue et a. sgL john pa eet a., Nsr"a|
1902 Msyp, !, ,at A. Trese, ISs McGns sgt Dosgbery
1854 Hnntey sgt al l64 HyaDd Lynch. sheriff.
1919 33 White agt The Sp SMapO'n Co. a2o Win. &s az, K.r
go. o.. ood ct al, &C. agt Wills 800 San ers ,g Bas
1890 good al &C. ag Will, Faust as Iase''o Of al
SUPREME couRr-spEc1A1 Txhx-IIsd BY SUTnEaLAsO.J.
No, % a, 49, 49, SO, 81, 81 So
lCe Dsiuele agt Parsons los..saeEe sat H,vsu.
O3. Hoffman ct al agt Schultz ct lG9 Saes ngI hs'sas ~
lOi Holman ct al agt Schultz Bk ofN. Y agt Arnold
los JobH.,oD ,st Cons Silver 49, Hamilton At Clinton E, al
Mining Co. llJ. Lathrop y ~ 20 S o9lua
LOG. .SiIth-ave. r. r. CO. agt Nc LatbroP Pig =" -" al
Inrre &c ia. .Boyce agt Chester ct al
lO7. Hoe SaBderson.
SUpKKsE CoUKr-CHANBEKs.-IIe By IsGRAHAn, J.
Call OF Calender at II m.
-e Rail ort Belcber lll5 Engeman agt Cusack
rs Lee at lee e. Newman agi TASTES and or
as se,nrn ACT Florence. ceis II "a snug Harbor
ii6 Nolienbaurr i29 Becher
29 Banking Assoca 3 Nat Con Bank sgt GONNA
tion act Hack ev Call l33. Benton sgt Hairy.
srpgRfoE CorRT-TRfAL TERN-PaH L-AdjoUrned-
Pakr II--Held b. JOSEs. j.. IN room Of Part l.
ia Keene Il Clark. 94.. SchNe ger 9gt Nelly shl-
So IL ms Co et Beck.
l92 T. Tel Co. 2V SEei sgt Tue Mayor &c
l8s Tret agt. Yolkmann w. Badger ag- SIMPSON.
1885, Smith The Mayor SC H. Robbins et q al
is3 S1pger at Bnrgrr .Toland Sat Nav
i91 Wood sgt Decamp Co
I9l Bresler at I,alcs. 226. .Orne sgt BergholG
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
CouRr CALENDARs-THrs DAY


CoURr OF APPRAs-ieh by HUNT, C. Mason. Grover, Miller
Woodruff, Clerke Bacon and Dwight, j. J.
Special Calendar
A. p,.a act Strvker 81 Homer ct al agt Lyman e al
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHAYGE.-FiasT CALL,
l0t O'CLOCK A. VI.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
Spsidl fers,
SO 2t4
DEATH"

TPstoLI x. \ \ TIIfoI -.
"Digp uNHrPacrEpLY "-rU b. ne MS DRY of a." MAN
Man did crit ILL RUB CAkPEr BAGeEH r49 q
stirring up sfri SOurlb' shcl u~hef nae
BIACk Or WfiT-s ben-Girdths SDOlhpkkL uh0 tying q
accomplish tie destruction MICRO By ts rgESIcors TEACH
NOS vil DlE-auI Dlk Ike Dog o. be- deserves
By order Of tle g. N.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

and appreciative audience. The Hon. Burt Van Horn
made a brilliant and effective speech.
Gen. Sicbles, in letter to gentleman In
Cleveland says: rejoiced to hear from every quar-
ter that Ohio for Grant Pennsylvania is all right
and do not regard rash when tell you that
New York is as sure for Grant as Ohio"
The New- York World is exasperated because
Gen Dan. Slckes Of the United States Army "is now
stumping about the country" We don't see how he can
help sh,niping about the country The Democracy at
Gettysburg shot away of his legs, wheheompels him
to stump It," dayton journal
The Lansing (Mich.) Republican says we
have the cheering from every portion OF the
State The work goes bravely on. We predict SoooV
majority for Grant The alive to the rea Is
of the day. Grant and COlfax and Tanners 'uos
have been formed the cities and large villages anu
getting into good working order
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-09

The monument 10 the soldiers Of Van
Barren county who fell in the war TO maintain
The integrity Of the t MON, is we'll nigh com
pleted. TIE hberai!fy Of The patriotic peo>
Pc Of Van Barren co-nsy furnished the
iuaans to dcfray the expense attending this
magnificent memorial Of their heroic pa.rio.
soldiers, anil the WORK has been executed 10
most splendid manner, and with the most
admirable taste, BY our fellow.ownsman, Mr.
Maple.
The monument is 81 Ene white marble,
consisting &c the base, tbs dye and the shaft
cr,wnv, witn nj urn draped by maeuih-
cent Flag. The dye contains the names OF
over three hundred brave men of Van Buren,
wlo laid down their lives on the altar Of their
country. Tho shaft is emblazoned with q
shield and our inevitable flag bearing an
Eagle. And this shaft is crowned ~ith an
urn, which is partially draped BY the magniii
cent flag Of the Union. in massive folds
This last feature is an addition to the de-
sign by Mr.. Maple himself, We understand
AID as vs. view the matter it is the usostHcte-
worthy and distinctive characteristic OF the
structure, and gives tone and emphasis to
the whole affair.
We learn tina, the erection Of the NOM.
ment in lis designated place is to constitute
ore Of the ceremonies ia the celebration o!
the Fourth Of July at keosanqaa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-09

SOME thieves effected an entrance, through
door or window, into the basement Of the
Catholic convent Saturday night and carried
of everything they could lay hands on in the
way Of ea.ables. This is the fifth time dur
ing very short period, comparatively, that
th- conYent has been robbed of provisions
and all attempts 50 far TO bring the perpe,ra,
tors to justice have proven unavailing. Such
conduct is deserving of punishment TO the
fullest ex,ent of the law, and VIC would sus
gest tha. our police force make strenu ous
efforts to End on: the guilty parties, tha. ,beir
jass daes may be melted out to them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-09

COHN MEAL-f4 wv i0s..s.. - ~
DucswaRAr FLoUR-$4g0 to $3.50 per 100 lbs
Bu,r.R-Choce lots willcommand l6to lie y y
Eoss-Ilc.
PorlrnY-Liye chic en-, IS 90 q doa.
Soxsnux--50 TO Tie PER gallon.
PorAroEs--aoc to 81 Is y bashel
0sioss-None offered.
LAnp-ci.y cured l7ic to isc per b. Country
cured l6c 10 i per III.
BRrswAx--35 per ID.
TALrow-In bbis, 10; loose Zoe per b.
FEArnERs--P Prime 800 70 Csc per b.
RAes-Cotton, &c per Id.
Wars BEAss--Common to good To s.; scarce.
CaErsE--Good country lsc. Factory lstg I've.
BaAs-Scarce and in demand; wholesale VI ~
PER lv0 lbs.
Farrrs-Green Apples none 10 market Choice
Dried Apples 10 TO i2kc per ID pred
Peaches, f2 to l5c.
skrps-Timothy 81 60 Ia u. Glover - 90.
Flax seed 81 rs to 81.
otLs-Cogl oil 4oc. Linsesd, raw 81 SO. boiled
81 IS. Lard, 81 sotosi 90. Fish u 90 70
LIVE srock-Bcef Cattle 81 60 to 50 90 gross.
Hogs good lots, 81 10 90 so gross Sheep
81 10 3 80 grosz. Veal Calves from - w
10 $40 90
HAcos-ei.y cuped asnrassad hams 2ec skoaldsrl
$50 clear sides Ill cto 1Sc. Country cured
hams Ise; shoulders iSIc; sides lsc.
Ponn-Mess IS TO $40 per bbi.
woot-Tub Washed IS to sSe.; fleece DO nns
$50 3ee.; unwashed, Is to 200
HAY-Timc,hy in active demand at from " "
IN All 90 per ton. Prairie 10 90 to IS 90
Woon--as So to 8 so per cord. according to quail
ity. in good demand.
H,pxs-ercsn, Sc; do cured Ice; dry Aint zoe
do salt lie per ID.
sAIr--Lake 81 25Ql3 80. Ohio kiref ~ ~
on lcvee.
GrA,x-sxle 81 50. Rates discounted IS TO a
per cent.
yAus-$S 80 rates.
n u.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-09

~ telegraph sfs YeEr. Jane
Flour closed dull with holder. Of common
grads aispoaed 70 realize.
whest uominali ? i3aa IS for No. and : a4a
2 cs for Ne. sFrins.
l.ye quis. aat very frm.
Data quiet ,t s. il store; ssias3i aaoat for
uester
Corn ciosaa dnlI and heass a, ! le9lallo for
rev mixed Western eaost
Pork qai,, and Arm Ut rs aek2s 90 for ms.s,
cash and regular; IS IS seller for Juiy.
Beef moderately active.
Cut Meats quiet and steady.
Bacon nominal
Lard quiet at Aaiat.