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Fall Trade.

WYE have hand and are now receiving the
Wv following:
100 hays Rio Coffee; Is bags ass'd Nos Cot Yarn
80 pockets Java Coffee; 30 bales Cotton Batting;
san MS Carpet Chain; - hNs Cheese;
5fl los Candle Wick; 30 do Star Candles;
~ dOZ Zinc WashbOar,is; p do Opal do
lGG do Painted Buckets; - do Pearl Starch;
100 boxes Glass Tum'lers, assorted sizes;
20 do do Jars, a, y, and gallons;
20 do do Elasks, quart, pit. and y pint;
200 do Window Glass.
The above. together with large assortment of all
the various articles generally kept in our line, offer
TO the trade At as low rates any house in the city,
sept3 WHEELER & RIGGS.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
IN CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
G O o ID 5,
Z

Western Star Clothing Store,
UNDER THE PAVILION HOTEL.
INTENDING to make change in my business, by
the 18th of September and to give all my friends,
customers and the public generally a chance to get
very cheap Goods; yet before retire from husi
dess, offer my entire stock Of Goods, consisting in
Raady-made Clothing, Shirts, Drawers, Handker-
chiefs, Hats Caps Trunks and Valises, greatly re-
duced prices. SO If you to make save money,
call soon at LOBENSTINE'S
augs9-2wl Western Star Clothing Store.
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coal, NOTICE.

The price Of Coal at the BoDIAM MINES. Is az the
Pit, cents per bushel; hauled to any part of the
city, 10 cents per bushe.
JOHN WYMOND,
teb3 Secretlrv and Manager.
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49, EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No
49, II, meets every Thursday evening, in the
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank.
c. W. RUDYARD, Wet.
A. j. OREILLY, W. X. jan20ly
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Cheap Flour.

We are selling EXTRA FAMILY Flour, made Of
White Wheat, at - 50 per sack RETAIL at the Southern
Mills. TERMS. CASH.
sept. IGLEHEART BROTHERS,
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CLERK WANTED.

a y energetic, business young man, who can come
"a well recommended, aud who is well acquainted
with the merchants of Indiana and Illinois. None
other than the al owe need apply
s. L. GILBERT & CO.,
septI Wholesale Grocers
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Y. vi. G.. L.

TIE regular meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Union win be held in the Lecture Room of the Old Pres
hyterian Church, on Second street, THIS (MONDAY)
EVENING, at ~ o'clock. Sept. 7th-lt
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A. ANsP.CUER & co.

Manufacturers of LOTHING,
Also Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Cloths, Cassimeres, ssttineits, Nestings,
TAILoR's TRIMMINGS AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR To BRANCH BANK,
Evansville, Indiana.
augli-t janl IS.
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PRICE OF THE IINTMFNT

In consequence ofhe increasing demand for this val
uabe Imminent, itis now put up in twenty Eve cent
bottles, hfty cent and one dollar bottles. The fy
cent hotties contain three times the quantity of the
twenty cent sze and in proportion to their
costs, so that purchasers witt money by getting
the largest sizes.
~ All orders for the Volcanic Oil Liniment must
be addressed to the proprietor.
JAMES II. MCLEAN.
st. Louis, No.
ay21-ly.l KELLER & WHITE.
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49, BEAcoS LIGHT SOCIAL TEMPLE. No.
syA,=sa A., meets every alternate Friday evening
as above. J. 7. WALKER. P.Y.
y. j. 0'RfLEy, d. II. jan30ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

--(~(N~e>--@ - r.y@e~-~-~-~a0-~-C(-N
49, NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
49, one insertion; 81 cents per lire three times;
% cents per line one week; discount longer time
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DISSOLUTION.

'sNlE CopartneiShp heretofore existing between
81 the undersigned, under firm of GEORGE FoSTER
\ Co., is this day dissolved Ly mutual Consent.
Either partner will sign the of the firm in liqui
daiIOn. VI. W. FOSTER,
GEO. FOSTER,
Evansville, Sept. i, 81. W VI. NJ. ALTMAN.
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Brooks House Furniture and 1.2
Years Lease for Sale.

fgfHE proprietor being desrious Of en- 80,
banking in another business, would f.s,tS
sell the above on accommodating terms To l5iIs;j
any responsible person, il application he I,gs.o1
made by the LIST of October. The house is 80
well furnished with new and substantial Furniture
and all the necessary outfit for carTyin on the bust
prOsperousiv, being situated the corner of
Main and Lower First streets making ii the most con-
venent business stand in New Albany Ii has now
and has had, first rate of transient well as local
custom. II is very desirable opportunity for any
person wishing 10 embark In the business.
For further particulars address the proprietor by let
ter or in person, at New Albany, Ind
scut3 JOHN T. BROOKS, Prom.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
IL ATE s
Ycung America Target Pistol |!
MANUFACTURING CO.,
rRU HAVEN rnNNE uCur

NEW HAVEN, CONNIE c TICUT.
fHNIiIS Pistol is intended the forerunner of the
n ordinary pistol, ard is designed for young men
and boys who wish to enjoy the exciting sport of firing
at target at the most trfng expense, and without
any danger of accident. The cheapest ordinary pistol
is three OF four times the price of this, besides ben
dangerous in the hands of boys. This Pistol is loaded
with the common Fire Cracker, which forms a
plee cartridge, and i'll carry hall ten or fifteen PAGES
with sufficient force to do any serious damage. As
America is shooting nation, the Young Americans
and will learn the art by which Independence
secured Hence this Target Pistol is exactly in
time, and must meet with universal sale among our
youth OF the Soath and West. Its operation is per-
fecty simple, and il is not liable 70 get OFT Of order
full description will accompany every case of Pistols
The Pistols put up at the Factory in cases Of 70
each, really 10 send by express to any par of the Un-
ted States or Canada.
Retail Price, 25 Cents; by the Case 81 so,
or Gents Each.
FRENCH, HALL & CO.,
sept. New Haven, Conn.
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GREAT ExCITE1TFyT

Prevailing all the country i'm consequence OF the
tremendous success of McLean's Volcanic OH Linz
ment 1T is superceling every iiniment and remedy
Tor the cure OF local pains AMI external diseases Hum
dreis ofconrned cripples have been made to walk ly
is use many that suffering for wears with old
Chronic Sores, and had tried i'm vain the many rene
dies and Lnments now before the public, have been
permanently cured hy the of few small bottles r
McLcan's Celebrated Lnment.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
Is the hest nment that has been discoy and
the only reAe remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure OF Sores Of all Kinds swelings, or any local
Pains on man or animals.
VSD Livery-stable X Keepers, Farmers, Dray-
men and all that have the charge OF horses,
should keep n supply constantly on hand, TO
be used i'm time OFneed. Frsf-r.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. lst, 1857.
Notice..

M ESSRS. PRESTON BROS. are now receiving a
w very large stock Of Groceries from the Eastern
cities which they offer to the trade at lew prizes for
cash or approved paper comprising in part as follows
g barrels New York Syrup;
lC0bbls Crushed, pulyerized and Refined Sugars;
80 half Chests Teas, assorted; - 81.
150 csldies do do
30 boxes BostonIIydraulc Candles;
1000 lbs W bite and Colored Carpet Chain;
loo kegs s. G. Soda:
100 boxes do in b papers; -r f,.-. -.
~ cases Sardines:
50 hbls assorted Nuts;
IL cerons Indigo; ..,
20 casks Salt Petre;
30 bags Pepper Spices and Cloves;
20 boxes German faucy Pipes;
10 dozen Cedar Churns; tl
- 10 do do Buckets; ,sa.sa --F
30 do Well Buckets;
10 gross German Matches;
100 mats Cassia and other articles too numerous
to mention. [sep2l PRESTON BROS.
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WANTED.

a WITTY and County Orders, for tax-payinG pur-
" poses. The highest cash price will he paid.
septidG TU0S. +. GARVIN, Sd 81.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

'g'lE CopartnerShip heretofore existing between the
unders gned, under the firm and style of LEIGH
NiernE, is this day dissolved by mutual consent !;
Peter Neriing having sold out his entire interest in
the concern To Charles LEIGH, who will assume and
pay all the liabilities of the old firm, and is alone ay-
thOrZeh To the signature of the old firm, in iaui-
dation of their business.
CHARLES LEIGH,
Sept. 1st-spi-lm PETER NIERLINa.
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0F A correspondent of the Knicker-
booker, has written an inscription for a
monument over the grave of John
Howard Payne, the author Of CLONE,
Sweet Home" We extract the follow
ing verse
"Sure when thy gentle spirit fled
To realms beyond the azure dome,
With arms outstretched, Cons angel said
Welcome to Heavens "Home, Sweet Home
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COpARTyERsHgp

FENHE business heretofore carried ON under the firm
n of GEORGE FOSTER Il Co., will hereafter he co, :
Quoted by the undersigned under the same style.
N. ". FOSTER,
sept GEO. FOSTER.
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Bran and Shnrts,

Bran and shorts!
For sale az reduced prices ut the Southern Mills, by
aug9rl IGLEHEART BROTHERS,,
Helmb0lc's Compound Fluid Extract as a
remedy for Diseases the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel.
DrOpsy, Weakness, NC, has equal. tI;ead the adj
vertsement in another column headed IelmbOld's
Genuine Preparation"
augIS-lm wOOLSEY 4 SAWYER, Agents.
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DooR MATS AND RUGS


% do Jute do do do
% do Cocoa do do do
% DO Manila do do
q DO assorted Fancy Rugs; for sale cheaphy
seph ' Il. II. COOK Z son.
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EyTHEAT SACKS
pS 3t0 Two Bushel 0snaburgh Sacks, just reed
and for sale by. lsep;5 +. S. BABC0CK.
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PERPETUAL WARRANTY.

We ask to buy these Watches merely be-
cause they of American manufacture. We ask
only that this fact shall not he permitted to prejudice
or exclude them from consideration. We claim that
Watches equal in quality and merit cannot be obtained
50 cheap in Europe; and we ask our countrymen 10
give them trial under warranty orders or in
quiri Is may BE- addressed directly or to an, Of
the aforementioned firms, who gents for the sa
OF our Watches:
Messrs, Cooper X Fellows, No. IL Maiden Lane n y
do Fellows * Co., No. IL do do
do Plat Brother, No. 20 do do
do Edward Mead 4 Co., st. Louis.
do Ilildehurn n Brother, Philadelphia.
do Pratt x Reath, do
do Palmer X Bachelors, Boston.
do BiCelow Bros. hennard, do
do Duhme Co., Cincinnaii; and
do Robbins 4 Appleton, No. Is Maiden Lane,
New York. who agents for the transaction of our
general business, well for the sale of our goods
APPLETON, TRACY a. Co,
Successors to the Boston Watch Company.
Boston Watch Factory. Waltham, Mass, July, 1851.
septl-3md WI.
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FAMILY nlARf< nc TAG.

The abundant promse OF tho early summer u beginning
10 be realized In the large Arrivals OF vegetables In
markets Notwithstanding the efforts Of dealers 10 raise
cry the rot attacking tho potatoes and would
destroy tho crop, they 10 arrive In market In
great quantities, and effort wtSkoep tue prices up
There . strong movement In tho carly part OF the
week 10 put the price 80 cents per barrel, but by
Thursday the price was reduced again Tho fact H. though
the crop Ia sBghty injured Long Island, Jersey and
elsewhere where the rainy weather did not prevail tho
yield has been very much larger than usual, and prices
consequently cannot be ket up. This circumstAnoo Ia
for unAe for poor people, who depend % much
upon this tuber article OF diet Potatoes
were quoted yesterday Of 81 Is - 50 per barrel,
but confidently expect 10 them selling before
month Ia over at 81 90 por barrel The market u
running over with tomatoes: indeed, they never
abundant than they this season. and they coll for
80 cents per bkes Every year he demand for this vege
table ncreaseg until Il has become ndlspensabity 10
American dinner table. Sometimes they arc eaten
raw, either with without oondim nts but tho fsvorito
mc,hod 10 10 stew thom with 20 wdered crackers I'm
rnepsc quantities. used In the anufnc catsup
Largo on Of sect Potatoes coming IA fram Jersey
oher vegetables are cheApcheaper than have knJ~
them Tor before The peach crop in leroy
tlGered failure, but number of One peaches from Des
row In tho market 81 command q ready sale al
~ per b0ket II II doubtful whether this delicious fruit
win be very cneap ihi, year the following ne The
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SUBMISSIONS. yAILvnrs. AssIesxrrs, xrc.

SUSPENSIONS, rAfLuRrs, AssaSsNrs, ITO.
From he Independent, AUG 20
me following are the reported failures, assignments,
Ira warren, Boston, Mas gone into insolvency.
H. Wone n 70, " produce" New York city, sus.
Henry F. Thomas % Tobacco Now York city.
suspended IN consequence Of dccssse of Mr. t. with ma
bies Of about $500 COO, but state they have large
Plus, and viii probably oply require little time
Grgg' Lsihrop, bankers and stock brokers' New York
city, suspended.
James 7 Derrictson, paper " New York city, sus-
pouded-nabnies said TO be about sico,ooo
SINE hende, fancy goods" New York city, a.
signed
Albert sslters, aoshrs /" New York city, assigned.
Francis Davis, Troy, ~ T., failed snd assigned.
2. 4 q Ny, Rochester, ". Y. sus pendsd
G. q q O. Terry, Hudson, " Y, fs ed-ofrsr 80 per
Dunscn 4 sprssue, Jamestown, N. Y. reported last
bllucs said over $50 coo
Harvey pearce, wcetport, N. Y, asslsusd
Ransom Deshon, Oakneld N. s,signed.
John Graham, Mount Pleasant, Penn suspended
Jonn my,,1 70, Cincinnati, OHIO. assigned; liabilities
Frederick sie,le chsrIestovn Ind failed and s,sned
THOMPSON Biseh, Vaprsiso, Ind, assigned.
A. Chlis, Altoona, III, fal cd.
Omar fou'ey, Fort Gee Mones, lows, failed
y. y. Dennis, Princeton, Tows fsiled.
3. Paul, Jsncsvilie, lows assigned.
Miller Gu, Va, publishers" New York city, reported
suspended l~t week. have Indebtedness about 100 eo
sssee nemnsly Sufficient 10 ray IN full An injunction
has been served upon them 70 prevent disposal 81 tho
MI shaw, thsh special partner s liable tor all ths debu
me copertserthip not having been duly advertised
The announcement In o. the daily papers OF the
failure Of the Rev NJ JARVIS OF Niddieown, Cons " va
tue He said 10 be worth $500 600 and to be liable or
but on tho paper Of ths rarOsd whose aecsfsaos'
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MARRIAGE AND DRATU
Died.

ClAr-M Milton, Uls or county On ruesdav Au~-s
49, Of pmpoo with The full assurances OF oessod IL
mortality LSvu CI.lx eldost sou of saa1 r. Cr~f -
70 years
DstIeAs-Suddeny, on Friday. AuRust o. at bis ruua-
dcnoe Ne 90 Main street Brooa lyp PHiIy On us.. -
So ears, Q all ve OF BALI shannon, I-eland.
The friends of tho familv sro re.necruIIv Invita- ~ -
tend The funeral To- morrow snsrnoan ~ a1o a,cIocl
FpAan I'm Friday Angus, a. Rosssr l. iufani = -
william and Jane Fraser aged 2 mouths and da q
The friends are inv ted TO artapd tha fu>
rA from No. las East Eighty anh stress 10 morrov man
ing at half past tea oolrok.
gAyrup ON rburs,iay AuSns. N ro~. n a.,~r.
in the b0n year Of his age
The freu II tho IA ax those az his faiher AIars 49,
hrother. tn... wtiam sod a.mrei ann ~. -
speorully ,py,,t 10 aieod me funs,r III,
AIlsn .t,.st '-' ""AA A- NV '"N'N'i w. -
Gu,or-tu FRIDAY evepins Auvu,t n fs,.o er,o, a,
IN. ,s.,,s " ~ ns t;,,a, n, A.. o,r,. ,,x.,.x 49,
,,,spd m, fopsr.I No MORN. sre,uoon =, ana oio,
ION n,s s,a'gr. ascn.o, %
Kssrp.-on Thu-.esy. Aurus, 20. WILLIAM p Kr.,r N
,hn ao,n 90, 81 ia. az.
he rrisnos and resl yes OF the family The membsv a
Iease and A M Are rs.p,o.,o,,, ,av,sa " s,.e,s -
foner. tbs mornnr al elsbs ooi cir from In s.o rss
topoe No 81 Cserry street without f,r,b.r nel,oo g.
remsns ali be tsken N Hyaresort q, so~ ,nsarrs,,
HAL ia R,cesi, n a, rb.,,s.y n,,n,,s Anrns. "A
e.osa. 4 H.Il 40 IN, isib va, - Id. go 81 s~'
The friends and rsIsuves o. The family az. ,sa,..d n
s,aa .os 49, nov o ~a oSeos'
si,bou, fur,hsr 10 yus,oa' NV ~1''rA' ~ Vs.
$780,. ~. rs.....u 49,. M ~. s.-
ucrr.,Tv. a.n.h,o, ~ ,sayy,,,s v..s.v -
al yo.,, " ~ NV " v ""A' ~
n. r",ox., .v,u ,.S. ,.. ., -. .,.,n.. All, .r~-
,oan r,o -. ..s~ss - -, :. ~ see o. o. -.
sov,,s, s,,s, De- ,em.,n. al, ~ 49, - ,.,ssa 100
rons,sr, o.. ,n,o....a, p,,,,. - ss.,1. - =
.emssy ,or inter mena HeAuVs and h'en@ No
iVrp,,yy.o. M, r.,s,. t,~-.. ., .n.y . s.ver~ m
no,, ~ 49,, .sssI,r ., J5hn ana sArsh l.
rcpno,.on .,.a 10 r,,.r,h. ana ~ as-s
Ins ,ana. sia,,va. ar me b.ny s,d ,boss or her
80. - 80. 90 toh, Ionn,on are respessr.Iv
$50 . ..r. e.. s,,as.i rom tas r,sIiepca oT h.
49, ~ ao o.. -, % rvps No IN ye~t rhirss~.ss
800, I,bor np,he, iu vflAlon Ills sr,cruoon ~ .
o,rlocr
Po1,s.-rn Brooklyn Friday, August n, anss Q
-, Ino.g Fa,prIx wuIias youpxcst con OF Chartu
ard Eli,s,eth A Potter, sged III months and days
~ r friends ant OF the family are rospsr-
Kiy tsvt,ed 70 attend the fupera from No szs ssckss
street sun Broosgn, tomorrow Atsrpesn, ~ I've
Qcps-on Friday, August II, kAsoAssr Qrrys axcd "
ve.s a ca i've OF he parsh of KIlmoxe c,antx ravsa
Ireland
Tbe relatives and frcnda OF the family and hose of ~
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Nrw oRIsAxs, August II, 1857
Cotton slightly higher. Sales 70 day $50 bales at loo
me week. $40 bales sock 900 bales Receipts this
port up 10 the present time compared with those or
lasi fall short $50 900 bales while those all 'hs
Southern ports fall short 800 00o Wheat dull aod unset
tied Pork arm, at s2S per bbL Cotton freghG Liver
pool Nd, and 70 Hsvre l%c.
Nomrs, August I'll, 1857
Cotton--sales OF the week, 100 bales receipts, zoo
bales. We quote middllng at i6Ac. 1870
CHICAGO. August IT'S r. ~
Flour quiet Wheat inactive Corn SLOW OF sale ct lilo.
Oats dull shipments TO BuGao-No dour wheat; 49,
oco busbels corn. shipments 10 oswego-No aour or
wheat; Is 900 buahes corn
BrrFAfo, August 2t-sP.M.
Flour lower Sales coo bbh si % % Is for supcr-
nne Ohio, 90 80 SO 81 for extra do whoat 10 aud
active Salcs 30 ooo bushels 81 Is for Mlyauhe club,
and Illinois, d ak for wn,e indiana, 81 10 FOR white
michigan, and 81 Is for ehe Kentucky. Corn duh
Sales Is 900 bnshes at 7io Tho 0sta Ia moderate do
n and At 56o. Rye dull al sTHo wbiskey lover. Sales
i0kc N New York Lake IMPORT 70, the "a end
ing oay-3c COO bos ,ur, as 900 bushels wheat
Canal exports-e, 900 bushels wheat, 6oeoo do com
oswrgo AUGUST 21-s PM.
Flour unchanged Wheat Sales 900 bushes kwsu-
kio club at isi az. Corn shade lover saloe % 600
dul, a, $40 for four leo fer wheat, and TiEc. for
corn 10 New York. Lake imports to-da5-2e 600
bushels corn. Canal exDorts--l,Oto bbs hoar o e0a
bushels wheat 16,ce0 bu,hes corn Shipped 20 Montreal
$500 bbk -four
Flour inactive Sales only TO the retail trade. Wheat
cuci only small sales at ~ 81 for goot Metrrranta
small parcels sold IN private terms The nra arri
val Of barley received TO- lay from Monroe coun
-n sold 70 arrive Corn dull al stSc sales IL 900
bushes wool-Saics 900 lbs sccc 81 ~ Nc FOR con-
mon medium $500 lbs lambs l0c and pulled al
47kc shipped las nisht-zo geo bushels corn
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CoFru-The taes embraced POO bags OF Rio At IL Hc
CUrrOn Tho pRies emb raced about TOO baos, 200 Of
which In uAnA,tu. inc market olosed arm, and a
full p ices.
FssiGsrs TO Liverpool 30 tons olcake were engaged
al 6s Ga 40 toms log wood ri Ts 3D. $50 bb roin at
I'd ana 10 rces beef II Cd Grain, In bags, wsa ct 3D.
and cotton at 80 bale To snden 900 bbls tnrpen
tine engaged a. L. 3D. go los 900 bbis sin
at Ok and 80 tons oil AXE at los. To Havrc cd
cotton taken at i and square bales at Nc. Tnerc
Was change 70 notice In rates for California or Aus
Valia
BAY The market was steady fnr old at 76c. a 500
IRON scoch pig quiet Il s23 $50 90, and primo
Amer sold al $2e, months
LINZ Moderate sales reported. al To 100. for
common and 81 10 for lump.
MolAssss 5aes OF rs hds Porto Rico were made al
900 and 80 bols OubR muscovado at $50
NAVAL Spirits turpendne Ia light stock and
tho n ket sales or loo bDs mado ~ a. M
cash ros,n steady aud In fair demand With
sales Of ABOUT 600 bbs 81 q5 per $40 lbs Crude sar
pepne QUE. az ~. Tnere change to notice In
ohsr DEF criptions.
Oms.-Iinsee was steady Of SOC. . 8lo. Both crude
hs and sperm inactive and sales light at unchang
ed gu tAuops Lard oil ranged from 81 IL 81 &c, the
lat 81 figure for prime qualty
PRovrsIoss-Petk-rh market was firm. without fur
her advance In prices Tho sacs ombraced about tooa
bills Including at $2h rs ard 100 primo Albany
Inspection s2, aboat 200 do. 81 80 Beer
quite firm With Gales Of Aboa, 400 $50 bbs
repscked plain ard exta q, the quotations below
Pfn and beef hams quiet al quotations given
below. Bacon and nrm at l%c 100 for COED
smoked. Gut meats nominal quotations, the
ket being bare Lard firmly b. ID WITH saos Of about
900 bbls u quo atoms. Buster and cheese
changed. We quote