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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-12
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WASHINGTON, Nov LIP ,

.tt-rt. -. WASHINGTON, Nov ll-Pn
Gen. Denver, the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, to-day wrote u letter to Brigham
Young in reply to his communication OF the
18th ult., administering to him sharp re-
buke for the improper manner Of administer
ing the Indian superintendency in Utah. He
has no reason to complain that his draft tas
been unpaid. SO far from encouraging ami
cable relations, Mr.. Denver tells him he has
studiously endcavored to impress upon the
minds OF the Indians that the Mormons arc
their friends, and the Government and peo-
pie of the United States their enemies. The
evil is to hold annuitics from hostile Indians.
and Denver knows no reason why they
should not be applied.
In reply to Young's objections to the pres
ence Of troops, Mr.. Denver says If it Is his
intention to preserve peace they win not IN
terfere with him. However, there is no al
tentative but to crush out rebellion, and for
this purpose all the powers Of Government
are placed under his control. YouDg's claim
for double salary is against law, but If il
shall be ascertaincd that his expenditures are
poperly made, he will be paid if Congress
will make an appropriation for that purpose.
A number of white men having unlawful
ly intrudcd on the Cherokee rental grounds
and resisted all efforts to remove them, appli-
cations have been made to the Government
to eject them by force.
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Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever
CURED BY
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

~. ;uetlv calahrptad ,no,licina naa for r,apv
!us..s ,;d ;, :i. mas 'ot ", n, .,y
en I'm ,t NJ Us osSr al osiie.
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vi SHOT ~ or i9ng sanus, anu VI no cse III ~ a 70
CURE, "e urec''ohs are surety ioHo"eo anu carried
'ur; -, @,
a., us ehe,y mas pye eAsensneiy usen thr9us oul
pe STATS " hv1uucky, Iennessee, Onio' inuana'
VI issn, io~a "lscynstii,
missouri, ieAss Arkansas, AiaIfIna, Misslsslppi ana
LION in ali its varied sor1s of which had
been of from one 10 three years standg and had re-
sisted ali the usua remedies Known i'm he country =
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PROCLAMATION!

BE Il known by al. sickly, weak and debiased per
sons, that McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
is the only remedy that will sire nghen and nvigorste
the system, and remove all impurities in the Blood.
II Is very pleasant to take.
In 1t is combined the properties Of Tonic, Diureto
and Alternative.
1t will cure any disease Of the Stomach, Liver or
Bowels, such as:
Darh9a, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Heodache, Intermittent Feves, Sour Stomach. Liver
Complaint, Costiveness Weakness or Debility, Pain
in the Stomach or Bowels, Night Fevers, Yellowness
of the Skin, &C., &c.
When taken, it neutralizes and removes any morbid
secrecns in the Stomach, and strengthens the Diges-
tive organs
II will also cure any disease of the Uterus Kidney
Bladders or Urinary organs; and an Alternative IL
pures and creates healthy circulation of blood re-
moving all sores, bols, pmples blotches from the
skip.
TRY 1T, and be convinced 81 its wonderful inyigo.
For Children, who are puny, weak and sckIv. we
advise parents to give them teaspoonful of this Cor.
dial daily.
sE- See Circular.
J. IL. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial
Also, McLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
N Principal Depot-Corner of Third and Pine
treets, St Louis, Mo: aps,-lyd&wis
Sold by Keller & White, Druggists. Main-street.
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~ An interesting trial took place in thu

0- An interesting trial took place in the
Broome Circuit Court, N. Y, between Mr..
Beebe, and conductor upon the Erie Rail-
road. Mr.. Beebe had purchased ticket from
-Newburg to Addison, hut ON arriving at De-
lposit, he left the cars to lay over till the next
day. The next morning he took the emf
grant train West, but lett it ut Great Bend
and took the express train. The conductor
refused to recognize the ticket, and put him
off the train forcibly. An action was brought
for damages, and Mr.. Beebe recovered YER
diet for $3.50.
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NOTICE.

x LII persons concerned will take notice that
n tfcate given by the School Commissioner Of
Vanderbugh county to one Walter Beal, Sept. 18th
ls5s, for the purchase of lot No. the plat of the
school Lands and being the southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter of section l6, town 6. south IL
west containing ~ less which certificate
was assigned by said Beal to one Ambrose feage and
the property of the undersigned by purchase,
has been lost deed made for said land, and that
the undersigned intends to apply to the Auditor Of said
county for certificate according to the law in
hat case provided. ANTONY KOSTAR.
oHl0-dleSv3m.
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CorroS.--A New Orleans correspondent
remarks that it has surely been an anomalous
state of things, that, while cotton was worth
in the markets at Liverpool from Is to 90
cents, it should not command in New Orleans
10 cents, as was the case for weeks. The
causes, however, were palpable to all, in the
complete destruction for the time of credit
and confidence throughout the Union.
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HThe New York Herald, in an article
on the extravaganza of American ladies,
states, that the total value of the imports for
the year ending June 80, 1856, was 1914 ,o39
e42, of which nearly 10000 900 have been
spent for articles ofiuxury consumed by women
an amount equal to the whole product of
the gold mines in California for one year,
and that would have more than sufficed to
have saved US from he present crisis.
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Cincinnati MARKETS..

CINCINNATI, 1l-PN
Flour active; $500 bbls sold, 5000 for
shipment 20 Liverpool at prices ranging from
a S0G14 IS; the latter for extra. Whisky
closed buoyant at l5h. Nothing in hogs;
market fiat; 4Jl@7X is offered for shoulders
and hams from the block, but dealers are
timid
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New York Marketa,

New YORK, Nov 11-Px
Cotton firm; 600 bales sold. Flour firm;
10000 bbls sold. Wheat heavy; 20 900 bush
sold. Corn buoyant. Provisions quiet. Lard
firm at l2@lSc. Butter 1l@l6. Sugar
heavy. Stocks firm. Illinois Central bonds
Tx, N. Y. Central 70s4. Besves declined
lc; $500 head sold at 6@sc. Swine declin-
ed: I. 900 head sold at 5Gp6c.
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WOOD! WOOD!
LAW PARTNERSHIP

U0HN J. CHANDLER and BLYTHE yIYNEs
- have associated themselves together partners
IN the practice OF Law, and will attend promptly 10 all
business connected with their profession, which may
be entrusted to them.
x Office on Locust street, OPPOSITE The Sherwood
House, Evansville. Ind. sept26.JY
Ii persons INDEBTED to Chandler & Harlan, or to
the undersigned individually, will lie called apOn ana
expected 10 settle. JOHN j. CHANDLER
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

1R. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
~ DIR. GREEN. late Of Indianapolis, will continue
the practice of medicine and surgery at his old Office
Third street, where he solcits continuance Of patron
age from his friends and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention to
the treatment Of diseases Of the Eye and Lungs for
several years, will continue treat such diseases with
his plan oftreatment, whch consists or the lungs
in the Inhalation Of medicated vapors. carrying the
medicine directly to the seat Of the disease
One Of the Inn I've found at the Office at all hours
Of the day and night. seprI-d& win
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Hoos.-1n Cincinnati there is nothing do
ing in buying corn fatted hogs. Slaughter
ing has commenced, but it Is of Hogs con-
tracted for last summer. There are buyers
at IS net, but owners want 81 per swt. over
this price.
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ALBANY, Nov MY
The rain storm in the Western part of the
State was the heaviest that has been known
to prevail for years, and has proved very de-
structive. Several culverts on the N. Y. Gen.
trail railroad have been broken, and roads
have been overfown by the canal breaks
All trains due from the West have been de-
layed, and none are sent in that direction. A
train broke through the culvert at Weedsport,
a ditch. There was no ono injured. Hopes
are entertained that the old roads between
Syracuse and Rochester will be passable to-
night. The Touring mill of Moses Eddy at
Waterford has been destroyed by fire. Loss
S40, 900.
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Ohio State Election.

CLEVELAND, Nov l1-PN
Election Of Democratic State ticket gcncr.
ally conceded. The Republicans have a ma
jority in both branches of the Legislature.
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

10y virtue IF decree Of the Court 81 Common
ID Pleas Of vanderburgh County, rendered at its
John g. Bryant, plaintiff and Emanuel Hull and
others. defendants, will on Wednesday, the slh day
Of November next, sell mt The door Of the court House.
in Evansville, Lots Nos 20 81 and - Block No. 49,
in that part Of the city Of Evansville heretofore known
as the lth Enlargement adjoining said city The la
provements large two story Brick Building con-
tanning two teneElents with seven rooms each-yery
suitable for dwelling houses for hotel boarding
he into Stores. There is also the prem
ises a email frame dwelling. The above property is
situated Mt the head Of High street, opposite the resi-
dence of John IIodson-
TgRMs-One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months the purchaser giving notes with approved
cury, bearing interest from date. aId waving yalua.
ton laws. TH0S. u. GARvIN,
octl2-ts Commissioner.
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BANK NOTICE.

AOTfCB Is hereby given to the stockholders in the
~ Branch ut Evansville Of the State Bank Of In
diana, that the Annual Election for eight Directors in
said Branch to serve the ensuing year, will he held at
day Of ovcgnber next, between the hours Of ten and
six O'Clock. The polls will he opened a: O'Clock Pm
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
oct6d9&wte d.w. RATHB0NE, Cashier.
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r. Mr.. J. Z. Elliott, whose marriage
was announced in Tuesdays paper, is not
our friend Councilman J. 7. ELLIOTT, who
makes excellent harness on Main street.
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CINCINNATI, Nov ll-Pn
Weather clear and cool. River risen
inches since noon.
PirrsBUReH, Nov LIP u
River II feet by the pier mark and falling.
w Gather clear.
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r, WV, A. y Nav H.,

The railroad track Immediately adjoining
the Elmyra bridge has been washed away
the length Of the rails. The water is so
high as to render the bridge impossible for
trains. No part of the bridge has yet been
carried away. The water is beginning TO
subside. We learn that portion Of the
bridge near Corning has been washed away,
but the particulars have not yet been re-
ceiyed.
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TOYS, MOTTO MS,
DRUG STORE.

OHUC SIOHE.
MR.. AAGENISS having opened Retail Drug
NJ store, the corner Of and Locust Streets
solics the patronage Of the citizens of Evansville and
vicinity. The entire stock has been purchased in the
Eass, egaTiess of expense of the pures and best ma
teria.s, and consists in part of
PURE DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
PURE WINES
AND BRANDIES, Oor medicinal purposes nIy.)
STATIONERY. r-~
PERFUMERY, rr
SOAPS, AND
49, ALL PorULAR
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PRIZES
Nearly One Prize to every Nine Tickets.
MAGNlFlC ENT SCH EMEi
EACH SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER {!
5,A0O Prizes amounting to O,OO(
Whole Tickets go; Halves S.; Quarters s2H.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

5 400 Prizes amountngto ........... 100000
Whole Tickets go; Halves s.; Quarters s2H.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate sps
Of pPe are encirced with small tin tubes and placed
The first i Prizes. similarly printed and encirced,
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and a number is drawn
Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The Number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited TO the audi
being placed AGAINST the Nu3Ser draWn This opera
ton Is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
Z Prizes win be entitled to the IS Approximation
Prizes; For example; N Ticket No. go draws the
and lls5s, viii each be entitled to 1900 IT Ticket No.
$50 draws the Prize, those Tickets numbered 5is
So SSH 5S win each be entitled to $500, and so on
The 5000 Prizes Of so will be determined by the las.
example, il the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No ], then all the Tickets, where the humber
with No. 2, then all the Tickets where the Number ends
in will be entitled to So, and so on toe
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the following
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets
: i. is s 21sSss : :.::::::: !; g
:, In orderins Tickets or CertiGcate.. enclose
the e our s of r Tesss
Purchasers can have tickets ending in ny figure they
may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
tD- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office, County and State.
y Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
bic In full without deduction.
tB All prizes Of 81 COO and under paid Immediately
after the drsxng-other prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days,
All commun testions strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
2, SWAN X CO., Augusta. Ga.
II A lia Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount OF the prize that each is
the following papsrs:-Sew Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, At
lanta Inteligencer, New York Weekly Day Rock and
Savannah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch, New
York Dispatch and Pauiding (Mixs) Clarion.
Octs3
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDEREp That the owners OF Lot No. 6, in the
" Old Plan OF the City of Evansville, cause TIC
sidewalks fronting Water street (o sad lott TO Do
rer.ird and reaid with good brick OF the established
width, within ~ DAYS after the publication % this no.
tice, and in default thereof the Common Council VIII
proceed to have said work done, and the accrung
charges win be charged against and collected Y sale u
said property, much thereof as will satisfy said
lien and costs.
BY order of the Common Council.
sep30 Inn WELL. IL. WALKER, City OK
Folksbote copy.
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FOR RENT,
OneSOf the best Business Stands I'm fhe (it

"A we are removing stock Of Furniture ard
IA Chairs to the Crescent City BuiieinIs, we offer
Tor rent or lease the rooms occupied Nv on
Main street. letween Second ard Third. Possession
given Immediately. ARMSTRONG x GREEK.
serf9f-fw
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE..
TIME Partnership heretofore existing under the title
u Of Dobeii Lister. Is dissolved. All debts due
to the firm to he paid to me- and all liabilities in
Cured by me for the firm, will liquidate.
septis-3w II. j. DOBELL.
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PATEFT MEDICINES.
HOUSE TO RENT.

~ Physicians prescriptions and family recps
compounded By am experienced apothecary, at All
hours of the day or night. Faugi5-ly
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"A HOUSE situated in the lower part Of TIE CITY,
IA containing eight Rooms, with two good Csterris
and Cellar also a fine Garden it'll shruiiery and
fruit trees, and stang for six horses, will lie rented
to a good tenant ON reasonable terms. AIpiv e.
sept29-n NATHAN GUWLEY.
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DISSOLUTION.

BLACK CASHMERE HATS.
STIFF and soft7.all shapes-.a splcrdid article, a
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,,a ..,, beaten HI. wife to death; We sowa and
on Ofihe vo=en pushed the aoGT her. an S: INIT
am .y,sutd number q womn TOW ID n with me- oae
-. ., mis-. I lighted car de felt 4 h.r pulse and
ssI r II she could spas 'hc sh' her head % Key
s s fa ~. woman Le aid XII ar. ~ i,mDe .ae ousa,
have been dead wears $40 . ;Dli him that dd not l.y
bsS sted he should get dos and tod him he arde,
arrest aud would get d1cot the station house be
cam, home he had b. en- d king don't think ss was in.
o1ca,ed have knqvn bin four FIVE ysArs saw 10 eo9d On
there blood the child he said nae ~
bs wife all the s4h; before hi. wifi the etaiou house
4S % %sen seh wa h '' o hs
Mrry GorTan swcrnLive in Baltic street between Toy.
on h-snx beaten sn after ofcsT ald MI b
Gssn cnk blood ne oldes, bsty's dres. my SO
VIA wilson one Of the Third District police e',.s,s =
sdrs Ucer Bsnnitnn n i Ia p' S b 10 .ne M
said in slsweT TO rmsrk that she ought 70 hESe @
W1 Caret residing Of Hoyt snd Butler streets te.
tif-f selling Mrs. Key Tpence worth Of qno, On Wea,
DAY raurnEs her husband in sud requested hn no, y
se er any more STE drunk vnd had fallen down au'
Anna harlow No III Butler STREET testified she met th
-sds daughter Of K4y in the street. "Wednesday eyenin
y Ksy: W. lying on tn Sst with sSrh ns
James Berryst testified TO- vnain Buerrreet oetweei
Bond and Hot Knew m AND s; He . nv
and looked in a. the windows Of Key.'' house and 'a"
CathsriDe KING sworn-Lives in the 'ane hons with o.
in The back basement deceased came into my room
CAM in afttI PLAYING cards with knife in hi. hand and sh
wa, afraid o her she stayed all night sud slept with me
in the morning came 10 window Tor pipe OF 'oaco
/ which esye him and he went ont about 10 O'Clock he gay
his chd liquor and she fell down and cut her nose III
mother was very drunk at the time could hear noise IN tn
room in the evening shortly after neshbo Mrs Kennedy
came I'm and that Mrs Keys dying ran out and sa"
number ofboy about he door never heard him .tnke ne
nce they came into the house have heard her complain
his treatItnt often he had the q being quaesorne
This concluded the evidence, and the Jury brought
| IN the following verdict:
| THAT the deceased came to her death Of compress
ion of the brain the result of violence from her hus
band Samuel Keys"
The prisoner was committed to jail to await the &C
| ton of the Grand jury.
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MARRVED.

gEIDWIN-N1XON-In Cambridgeport. Mass, on Wednes-
DAY evening June TO- at the residence Of the h atne by
the Rev Dr. Cushman Charles Baldwin Of New York CITY,
Lizzie, daughter of Edward Nixon esq Of the former
place
New. Haven papers please copy.
COMPREHENSIVE Brooklyn on Thursday, June II, BY
the Rev. Henry Ward Beeehe Mr. Stephen r Cooper To
Mss Louisa Winser. all of Brooklyn
the Rev Charles X. Imbree Mr. Uzd Cory 10 Sarah Eliza
beth daughter Of c. Lyman esq, all Of Jersey CITY
COUCH-DEDERER-A PiermOnt, on "wednesday June .,
by the Rev A. D. L. Jewett Mr. Henry L. Couch OF Wet
field N Y to Miss Susan A. Dedeer, daughter of Isaac NJ
Dederer, esq, of the former place Cd,
CROW-RAE-On Monday June 3, In Calvary Church, BY
the Rev Horace L. Edgar Pratt Nh Thomas ~ Crow 70
Miss Mary z. Rae all OF thi. city.
FOX-THORN-On "Wednesday June TO- At the residence OF
the by the Rev Horace L. Edgar Pratt samuel
NJ Fox esq TO Ida, youngest daughter OF Col Herman
GRAY@PATTERsON-On Thursday, May H. at St Georges
Church Hanover square London. by the Rev b. Whaton
Mr. James Of Btern Hampshire, 10 Elinor, second
Of the late Mr. james Patterson OF Mayhed heo
Scotland.
HFWLETT-PRATT-In Chicago, Wednesdey, June )
by the Rev Robert H. Carkon Samuel ~ Hewlett Of non
con- Wis to Miss Helen Augusta eldest daughter oil "
acknowledgements this city, Wednesday, June
10 by the Rev MI 0eer the Hon Abraham Holdrdge Of
Aust.itz Columbia County N Y. 10 Miss Harriet f. Phelps
daughter Of Col Thomas r. Phelps Of Staten Island.
HTGHES-CLARK-On Monday, June |, in St. Georges
Church, Montreal by the Rev William Bond, Thomas D.
Hughes Of New York 10 Mary Elizabeth daughter OF Leno
3. Clark Of Montreal.
PEASE-HOWE-At Maspeth, Long Island, on Thursday,
June III by the Rev William G. Harrington, Rector OF ST.
Johns Church Huntington, Mr. Ralph Pease Of Delaware
City to Susan E., daughter OF Andrew W. Howe esq OF
Maspeth =.
WINANS-PORTER-I this city, by the Rev. Mr. Murphy,
Charles H. Wnans TO Ann daughter Of James Taylor Por
ter at the City Hall, all Of New-YoTk.
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Markets. Reported bn Telegraph

CHARLESTON, June l2The sales of CoTToN for the last
week so bales and the receipts 100 bales Prices
have advanced "a ic. on the week.
BUFFALO June IL m.fLOUR 10 unchanged sales OF 900
bids 80 for extra State sc 75d ~ for
pefane Wisconsin 5d 81 80 for do and s8d8 Is fer
double extra choice Indiana WHEAT rmsr sales 4 81 900
bush IS Chica Spring 81 SO for Milwaukee Clab
ys Canada Club. and 8RG > 81 for White Winter
small Corn opened steady but closed dull sales Of %
bushels 7407c the latter being the ruling figure. OATS
lower sales of IS 900 bush 5sd6c WHISKY SIC FREIGHT
unehansed Receipts for the "a hours ending noonOo bb
Flour II 900 BUSH Wheat 2O bush Corn q 900 bush Oats
shipueEs-l500o bHsh Wheat 1000 bush Corn, all points
vest Of rde-w ster
CHIcAco, June l2-FLoUR |, steady. WHEAT do coGS Is
sAsy dull OATS quiet. PORK is firm Shipments 10 Buf
.gIofLorE WHEAT, 600 bush. Corn Is 900 bush
q fswego-none.
Osx'EGo, m June I2-The FLOUR market s dull. Ind-
ana s2 WHEAT dull sales to-day 5000 bush Wisconsin
eub, - IL Corn is in good demand sales to-day, p 900
Bush zoe Lake imports to-day bbls FLOUR % 900
bush WHEAT, 1850 bush Corn, and 10000 bush. OATS.
exports to-day 5000 bush WHEAT 5000 bush CoRs,
and 2 VI bush. RYE.
NEw ORLEANS June l2-sses of CorTos to-day 100 bales
Mddng IL elsie sales Of the week 5000 bales receipts OF
the week $3.50 bales stock at this port 5000 bales receipts
this pori ss than at the time last year 2O oAe
Receipt. VII Southern ports less than at the same time last
year. 600 bales SUGAR is dull. FLOUR closed with an al
ysncng tend ney S. Louis white, 81 So Mixed coz Ss
PoRE very FULL Lard in barrels, l5tc. COFFEE ho VG
Oic. the week 5000 bags stock at this port l5OW
bags Frsighs stagnsnt Sterling Exchange 10 p cent pre-
MUM Exchans Y on Nev-York, q cent discount