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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-18
Washington's Birth Day.

We acknowledge the receipt of an official
invitation to attend great celebration of Feb.
ed, at Cincinnati. 1t would certainly afford
us great qualification to be able to attend a
celebration in honor Of the anniversary Of the
birth of the Father of his country, at Cincin-
nati-the place where we first breathed the
air offreedom." The Inequalities of the city
will that day be extended to a vast multitude,
comprising among other guests, some of the
most distinguished of our countrymen. A Re-
caption Committee will take charge of visitors
as they arrive, and conduct them to quarters
The principal military companies Of the coun-
try have been invited, with different literary
and civic bodies. The citizens of Cincinnati
are making every preparation for the most
splendid celebration ever held in that city OF
we presume in the Great West. We hope
their anticipatons of large crowd, and an
agreeable celebration, may be fully realized.
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or The bills of the Rockport Mining and
Manufacturing Company are promptly redeem
Ell on presentation at the banking house, in
good as gold there where the institution is
known. In view their fact, why are they so
generally refused in Evansville? They are
certainly better than great deal of the "cur-
rency' floating in our business circles,
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DIED;

18th December last Lesvenwerth City, Kansas.
Mrs ABBY ADAMS. sister to Mrs Hiram Powers wife
of Henri ). Adams formerly of this eity-Cin Times
Adams Evansy lie several years with he
husband had in his chare PJwers Gre k Slave. We
had Mrs Adams from childhood AID esteemed her
m smiahla nd pifte lady. !. I
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R r. should be universally kuoxu for it is strictly
that the parent of large portion the fatal
Darrhea Cholera Morbus Liver Com
paint and many other diseases IL our City In
spertors weekly catalogue generally the result
Indigestion Think this. suffer disnriered
somach you willing guided by advice founded
upon the of Dr. H0srET
TIERS Stomach Bv which curative aud nvigorsnt.
stand alone For by ruaFis generally
HALLOEK & SF0DDARD.
dec13-Wtf E00LSEY ~ SAWYER.
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o. Some partisan journal has had the i'm
pudence to speak of Attorney General Cush-
ing, as Chief Justice of the United States to
succeed Judge fancy.
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OF The following Cincinnati boats are laid
up at New Orleans: Madison, Ohio Belle;
Yorktown, Europe and Thomas.
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INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. ?.
Meets O'Clock p NJ. their Hall Water
the Telegraph Office third Saturdays zach
n1Eth. sts25dsg
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS.

TIE Second Quarterly Meengo the NJ E. Church for
Ststion eyn Saturday morning jan 10 h. 1875.
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s. Il. NAGEaEHl. Dentist.

OF THE FIRM OF
l.. IL & E. q. NAGfiEA, N. ALBANY IN,
ESPECTFUl LY info his friends in Evansville and
AZ the ouBding that he has The
opened office Second three door East of the
Second Prey Church where he will be pleased
r1 Tor sill who desire his professional services
jan If.
loo Dozen fresh Eggs for sale at seiks' FAMILY Gro
N wv eery. janl 81
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned having purchased the interest OF John
MORAN AL William R. Preston Morgan
and Preston, have Associated
mess under the and Preston ar will
continue the Wholesale business at the old of
Morgan. Keen and Preston. First street,
ISAAC ZEN.
jan II 1856 tt. CYPRIAN PRESTON.
@HLOUR-The undersigned keeps on hands supply OF
Poseyyille -four in barrels by the small quan
ii " J. ). JAQUESS 81 co.
ian IL = "
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TO SMOKERS

EO SMOKE
HAVE Just opened and now opening the finest lot of
q IMPORTED CIGARS. of evtIr variety. auas great
riety choice Chewing mokine 1obseco eh
offering wholesale and etaii fhe lot en- brases
the freatest variety ever brought to this market.
JACOB SOHECRER.
dae21-ln Main street, between First and Second.
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GUNNY BAGS AT ar-CTroy

EATE will sell Tuesday rninr January 18th 1885
w our Sale Rooms 500 seeond hand Gunny Rags. The
in good order aud well Cor
BuyeTs--also go boxes of Glass ware assorted
Jan I'D NOOLSEY d. NELSON, Auetinners
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NOTICE.

Having sold out entire the firm Nor
gan Ken Preston to Isaac keen aud Cypran Pr,s,n
business of the Lite nrm will setLled by them.
JOHN H. " RGAN
jan ~ 1876 tt w. X. PRESIuN.
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NOTICE.
NJ Office hereby given the undersigned
pointed Adnia strator If the of Arthur
Johnston late of y rhurgh county. deceased
Estate is supposed to he solvent.
CHARLES MeJoHNST0N, Administrator.
Notice of Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that win sell auction
on Tue sds the 2ath day January the residences
Arthur MeJOhnston late of VandertuIgh county,
ed al the personal properly mot taken the wido
sting of horses le hogs hay wagon
farming utenses. 1T of thu given
all three dollars the purchaser giving
with approved security vanaiirn
laws CHARLES NcJotINSrON
jams 3~ Administrators.
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TYLEn,s GIFT CONCEl1T

WISH to state to the public that the ticket
IL issued tor will only he thousand-anc
one thousand gifts Price of tickets dollar
all the hotels, book storrs ard at the door
also wish the public that will take Citi
zens' Bank Of NJ, his for tickets
only that at liberty take the Cit money
jan lids Pavilion Hotel
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FIGURING MEL FOR SALE.

FHNHE undersgne offers fo rle his FIGURING MILL in the
OF Grayyille. HliBos Almost everything
tel with the Mill is Bnss boiling cloths
There three Of with thing excellent
running order and aculated to DO fine and profitable bush
There is also connected wi the Mill story
dwelling foue we'll arranged with the
ont houses To DESTROYS of eharking in
hnsintss of this kind chan here which hut
seldom b. had The surrounding this ab"nAds in
every Kind OF keep the mill constantly raining
all OF he obtained at such rees to make the
running oEe mill The entire property will
be sold rasOns bic and time for OF the
purchase make IL desired arm
improved land will be taken For further enquire
the pi JOHN RIGAbL.
IF
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MRS. J RE-. wASEfBURN,
HEALING MEDIUM.


HEALING MEDIUM.
T0ULD peetfully offer her services assisted by her
w husband. the aft ictedpai
diseases have generally allied the of the faculty.
Mira examines points di touching
the patient while the lairvoyant state.
Examinations of distance ill he promptly
tended the So TO and leek
lie. with and tile residence the Iatient We
also prepared take Patients under
Address J.. Is WASHBURN,
Residence Mulberry street. Ietween First econd
EyansYiils, Ia. ian II &w1m
HUNT HER UP. -
FRAYE subscriber about the Ist OF September
=, last sTge rcd cow marked vii slope in the
pay llera; reward 20 any wills return her
residence in L. city NM L FRENCH,
Evansville Ian II, 1880. d&F
AE II. RAIsONs-5Oboxes fer gale low by
IXHs s, E. GILBERT, J. CO..
Jan l4stf Sycamore near Water st,
CHOICE W II. CHEEsE-l57 io1es for sale ~
~ jan 4dtf D. K. e.. a CO,
q, POOL FINE sALT-25 bsgs for table c. for sale
EAe IAN lidtt 5. e. G, q CO..
6 s. ALMONDS AND FIIBlRTs-ie barrels for
- sale BY jan l4atf $. h. GG co,
VgNALLOW CANDLEs-2s boxes. hest quality. fer sale
IA by Jan lfdtt ). Z. G. 81 CO,
SOMETHING GOOD.
n EW spoked Hams at
~ lml4 -. HFADES,s
sDA kssb,sl,Ets Ear Corn.
:. $50 bushels shsisd corn; at
"A
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We'll Deserved strietures.

The n. Y. Tribune thus alludes to what our
inefficient Postmaster General has done and
has not DONE
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q LARGE BRASS KEY. The fnder will be thanked an,
IA rded. if required. by leaving this Zee.
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ANOTHER. INVOICE OF PLATFOR VI
SCALES.
SSoRTED 7fOlhs. ted and good aud price
IN far below any in the market. OaI
CHAS S. WELLS.
2 doors below the Bauk. ian 10 r..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-02
WYANDOT PIONEER,
Published every Thursday,

.t.. Published every Thursday,
Office in Ayres' new fre-proof brick, corner Of
-9i pil Sandusky and Wyandot Avenues.
a. The PIONEER will be devoted to Local and
4. Foreign News, Agriculture, Amusement, Edu'
cation, and everything that tends to promote
social ~irtues and intellectual progress, and to
preserve theintegrity of Liberty and Fraternity
in our Republic.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One dollar and half per annum, ii
paid ia Advance, and Two Dollars if not
paid in advance.
~fnt. RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Ten lines, or less, this type, counts square
One square, 3 weeks or less. Isl ,0O
One square, each additional insertion,.... 25
Permanent Advertisers, by special agreement,
Mt the following rates, payable quarterly:
One square, months, without change. .$2,5 so
Twosquares months, without change, 400
Three squares months, without change, 500
-Four squares months, without change 600
Each additional square, per quarter. leo
q Notice of the final settlement of Estates so
cents each. aE I ttff
Business Cards, of 5 lines or less per quarter,
dollar.
e Announcing candidates (for offices of every
descrption) dollar, in advance.
4HAu advertisements must be paid in advance
Attorneys will be holden for the price of insert
ing legal notices handed in by them. Publish
ers not accountable for the accuracy of legal
advertisements beyond the amount charged for
their publication.
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JUDGE MARsH's POSITION.

JUDGE MARSH'S POSITION.
We stated, some days ago, that Hon.
Ephraim Marsh, of this State, who presi-
ded at the National American Conven-
ton which nominated Fillmore and Don
elson has decided to support Fremont
and Dayton. We have just receiv-
ed from him the following letter to his
colleagues, (who, with him, represented
the Americans of this State in the Con-
vention, in which he ably reviews the
principles at stake in the contest, and
gives his reasons for supporting the Re
publican candidates. He only reiterates
the convictions Of every honest and prac-
teal man who has reflected on the sub
ject-that the only issue in this contest is
between the extensionists of the slave pow
er, headed by Buchanan, and the friends
of freedom in the Territories, who have
nominated Fremont; and to support Mr..
Fillmore, would be only casting his vote
for the former-or, at best, throwing it
away. The letter will be read with inter
est, and produce powerful effect upon
those who have hitherto sympathised in
the cause in which Judge Marsh was at
first enlisted:
ScHooLEY's MOUNTAIN, N. j., Sept. 10
Messrs. John H. Lyon, Joseph ". AHen.
L. OFT, E.. Fl. Grandin, j. r. Cornell, Johh
r. Weeks;-
Gentlemen: Having been constrained
by the course of public events, occurring
since the meeting of the American Ma
tional Convention by which the Hon
Millard Fillmore was nominated for Pres
ident of the United States, over which
Convention had the honor to preside, t.
renounce that nomination, you as my
colleagues in that Convention, are entl
tied to my reasons for SO doing, and
will proceed briefly but frankly to stat
them.
1t was known to my friends at Phila
, delphia that the pro-slavery platform
there adopted, and which drove SO man.
Northern delegates from the Convention
was repugnant to my sentiments and sym
] pathies. But con6ding in the principle
$ of Mr.. Fillmore, who. in the Legislator
} of New York, and in Congress, had eve
Y acted with the friends of freedom, | &C
f quiesced in an exceptional platform.
t view Of the per6dious repeal of the Ml'
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the biggest lie of all will be held in re-
serve until the eve of election, and then
sent upon the lightning wires too late to
meet its refutal before the ballot boxes
close and yet this fear is almost over
come in the belief, that oft conviction of
falsehood will, before November, place
these falsi6ers in the category with those
who are not believed, without corrobora-
tive testimony, even when they speak the
truth.
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truth.
P. S. Since the above was in the prin-
ter's hands, our eye has fallen upon a
letter written by Robt. F. Livingston, of
Columbia County, New York, which let
ter we shall hereafter give in full, but now
must conine ourselves to merely that
portion which concerns the matter oil Col.
Fremont's religion. The letter says:
LIVINGSTON, Columbia Co., Sept, 2, So
Mr.. john M. WELSH Dear Sir: Your
note of the 3oth of August, addressed to
me, soliciting my understanding of Col
John G. Fremonts religious tenets and
views of human slavery, am pleased to
comply with. I have been personally ac-
quaintcd with him for nearly twenty
years. In the year 1887 we were for
several months associated in the same
Corps of Engineers, serving in North
Carolina. We camped together, eat and
slept together in the deep ravines OF the
Blue Ridge, far removed from any habi-
tation. From our daily intercourse and
intimacy, it might very naturally be in
ferred "as the fact is,'' that we became
pretty conversant with each others opin-
ions and characters. [ have no hesita-
ton in declaring, from the knowledge |
| then obtained of him, and have since OBJ
tanned from my association with him,
THAT HIS RELIGIOUS OPINIONS
WERE, AND STILL ARE, THOSE OF
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPALI-
ANS.
Independent Of this, I will state that
the ONLY PRAYER BOOK IN OUR
TENT AT THE BLUE RIDGE WAS
OWNED BY JOHN G. FREMONT,
with his name inscribed on the cover,
which was the Common Prayer Book
used by all Episcopalians, and the same
kind that had from my boyhood been ac-
customed to use. This circumstance is
strongly impressed upon my mind from
the fact that there was among our mum
Der son of the Episcopal Bishop of Me-
ryland. strict disciplinarian, who in the
hurry of preparation for camp, neglected
to bring his Book of Prayers, which pro-
duced in our company no slight degree of
amusement at his expense. If Mr.. Ere
mont is now Roman Catholic, he must
certainly have become so since his nomi-
nation.
X X X 4
OF HIS NTISM THERE
CAN BE NO DOUBT. Believing that
this will satisfy you upon the several
points alluded to, and trusting that you
will, as I certainly shall" cast your vote
for Fremont and Freedom,
I remain, yours, &c
ROBT. F. LIVINGSTON.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.]
THE REVOLUTION GOES ON.
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From the Newark Daily Advertiser.l ]
THE. REVOLUTION GOES ON.

ABANDONMENT OF Mr.. FILLMORE BY
HIS CHIEF SUPPoRTERs-RAPID Pro
GREss OF FREMONT.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

IN. Kilkenny MODERATOR under the heading of IL
Military Mystery" announces tina, orders have bean
issued 10 the colonies Of militia regiments 10 Iels1d
TO complete the quota Of their respective corps. TIE
Moderator remarks hat the object OF thus filling up
the regiments IL, at present known only TO the Gov
eminent.
IT, Board OF Trade has published register of the
number Of ships wrecked or damaged on the Bits 4
coast in the wear lSj. The number amounts 10 LII
ships, Of which l00 were totally lost. or the ~ e
uumter 963 were British. II colonial, and ll6 fore
The greatest number Of casualties took place il De
cornber namely 800 ard the fewest IN June namely
3d. Thirtyfeur steamships are included in the above
record.
Sir f. Bulwer Lytton has been elected Rector of the
University of Glasgow.
The Rev Mr. Spurs con, the Nom lehsr
congregation, last Sunday, numbered sb9u' 1900.
eout martial is assen 'bled at London, under the
pt.sld.rey Of Sir Colin Ca,Npel, TO investigate the
ehafges brought by Gen Sbrl against Gen Bea,son,
'ai =, IN Command OF The sshi-B Norss.
"f' "eSueiin, Governor Of tic 9ank o. EAs'an'' 's
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NEGRO STEALING IN INDIANA.



Nrw ALBANY, Indiana, Dec. ., 1856.
Among some Of the slaves about the city Of
louisville and indeed throughout the neighboring
counties, the Canada fever seems TO be raging IL
ooon lsnnsps that some of these chatile' getting
tired of being whipped and beaten, conclude that aod
Gave them hands 10 work for themselves hearts to
f.l for themselves and beads 70 think for themselves
And that their ss,ers have by nature the same
component parts hearts excepted the thought aso
stries them that they too were designed 10 DO ther
own labor. lfNa,ure bad desisted mem os SM ave.
holcers Why have they not oX-gsds where their arms
orow Perhaps some of these slaves, more fortunate
1an ther brethren of The cotton fields have learned
10 cad the Bible and have been astonihed at h0clng
it is not written Nggsrs s1In earn tue 0reaa OIL
white men by the swea, of their ofsws
Al any rate, ever and anon some OF them conciade
10 emigr.tc. II 80 happens that this New Albany
and Salem Railfo al forms connecting INK from tne
Ohio IN .he lakes. Like men OF sense they prefer
rd;ns 20 kipp. The reader can easily put these
facts together and see what they will make. an,
inst eighty eight miles from the city OF Loui'v'e
in Monroe County Indiana, there is little Village
called Sn ithvie Here band o. vhaos paw ~ ~
ized then selves into a company tor the pnrpo'e Oh
Stepping those who fleeing for liberty. Iney ols-
card even the Fugitive Slave Law, and forcioy seize
NJ on their victims and bear them OH hastily qua
stesIthy at night Whether they confne Their aoos
70 The fugitive slave is than can tell, but Is
nresume6le that thoee in the city OF Louisville VINO
nav them would not care once in while TO receive
freeman. He would be pure again. These negro
eaIer ere snimatea by the same motives as the pr
rate or the biphwaynan; II the fugitive mus ,c CS
returned canpot it be dore with at least as macn
dsrcr CIV "a the Fugitive Slave law guarantees Whl
The pecIle Of Indiana sub Lit Is not the stigma Of
having given larger proportion OF her votes to Bu
chal an than any other Free State enough without
bearing fl the palm by nesting within her micsi inese
men wfu act upon Ter soil the same part tha' oood
hourds DO in Georgia ,.,.
TSo of the gang have been arrested for kidnapping,
arc may 90 to the State Prison. But the remaindel
are ,t carving ON their abors, loaded down by the
nisus Of tie Louisville press. Whether taey will be
permitted TO continue is TO be seen or ,.,,,x.
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nS W ,rsp haDef,l consequence a tss sadieoos
.hI b hs. been granted Of E.s = fhose deb,.sd poll
,cisns wbcse only ..ocs il .rs a ws Slavery props-
s.nss% :oo me pSsS 70 AVE.. sss a. Who
have lived In slav eAsk ns eommuniies well know bow
eagerly every szsp Of pArior conversation, every 81.
ei.c Sasrsns ne On the stamp, scudsone1 dispute
in The uieets IL treasured up BY the negro and made
No other evil bad befaen the people Of Missouri, and
especially the ,laveholdDg population this alone would
b. snficxut erouud to induce them 70 Danish these
pestii.rous politicians from their gard and v.s upon
hm The fni weight Of their and conde nuatlon
No r.ter means presents itself of speedily giving
y. ace 10 the community security 70 tie couatry dom
I'll ard elevation 10 The character of The State as the
utter r,pudisiiOn Of the Atehsons and sinosiel0Ss
Comme nveal,h with impuniiy in the past and who
would Iesd out people into st more dangerous straits
10 futu
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YoUR DA1A
LATER FROM EUROPE
.np,vAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

u.v.a etatee Mail steamsh'p huanho "h''n
tn 80, al CLOCK on the morning OF Wednes-
-" on an arrived on Tuesday morning about Ils
s'essek. oo..
rn. 40 arrived at Liverpool at o'clock Gu the
evening Of Sunday the 23d.
The Canadian steamer Anglo saxon was 10 san no"
xtven 90, 3. 10 o'clock morning Of Wednesday, 2oth.
Ths American ships Saml. Fox, and Louisana, on
~. on the Burbo Banks, have been broken ap py
o. sslts ,.;
The pews by the arrival is rot Of importance, pon
s.lly or CONNER daly. The most interesting items are
Shst monetary affairs better, and thet the D,.n
Aove,nmept is acting in spirit of much hoere'ai'1
n respect Of the Atlantic telegraph
MARKETS.
Since the ealing Of the Arabia, the LveTPool 0H..
,es market bad been dull The Az. srIv., The sIcs Of
- ne dsys were rs 600 bales including none on
sa export .sht turn IN ,.sSf from last stes
49, ,1.,Ss i'd hddins Orlesl $3.50 Far NssIe
HddlOs Mobile. 3D. r ga asss wa. very ealc
There was little or no cbssge In BREADsI.f ,'e
sv.s.sotions in ell articles being limited Al ia'd"' ~
M pSss ss 81 Bro and PORK are reported without
n.as,,ons B.JoS was inquired fo, and re esh.s
pos would be tsy 20 fs' be so TALON in good de-
800 Ea,th American would bring go y c"t
Isn.s' unchanged. 10 Naval Sores, common
Rs. VS. a e ssG$ d eWt No,hns in ons
~ EnoIsb funds continued stesdily to advance
Money lad been IN M gp vii Sop be pesca sss
rte below the Bank minimum 10000 OF Australian golt
had By the Bans kssI' IRON an0s h. 81 M
The Frankfort had reduced the rate OF dis
to cent There was an a., encsstaSn ta aI,
slosed for Money, s4aSi!, and fol- Account, 81, dsil
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


Per hLlatc LNhsroot, ~, % -
Tb Gal. trade Friday has ruled anet an from hf
Ian. yr.ierosya slow market Tor WHEAT iutn.f decline
OF TO . ausrtsr again reported Al our market today
,h,r. Attendance rlers and dealers And WHEAT
me, consunp,iye sale At about the rate. Of f1d
for sood Sscrfptors but low qualities were IN no demand
~ opR most diffcnl, sesome small o, OF Extra ONO
brcusht IS s. IN retail but impass Bile 10 move any
quantity e1cep, sscee than holders are present
wiling submit to- INDIAN Coas dull and ID 70 "a qIa'
ter lower With buyers. We quote: WHEAT hsd - e.
White toe 10 ~ 10 N. FLouR-PhAtelphia and bai-
more 80 T. IS g. Ohio 81 - 35l5 eh isoiAS Sos
Mixed 81 IS g. Yellow, g TO s. .; White ~ 70 %
ODD. -.
BEIr s, without animation saes being very LIMITED
previous prices -. -.
Posg-The stock chiefly Of low quality transhPFed rom
and irregular prices accepted some o's nave een
sold al IS 20 tOl q Dbl ,
BAco, without change s1l until arrivals Of new take ps'e,
business viii be quite in retail. . ,,
LARD-So stock at presp and 10 the honinA p'ieei
With arrivals heavy decline must be looked for.
T.ILow steady; a. Butchers Association" 81 d5so .
CorToS-Th- mseket continues dull and prices are set ns
week shade lower Cotton very frey Offered but me
sales sielA, only 6tOO bales and to-day 70
the tIsde. In Maneh there NJ doing and Pes
syTrabise with the market. "Middlns Ofeans 3. Ne
bile and Uplsnds, 6 l5l6d. T. ID.