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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS
st. Charles Saloon.
NEW IROIRlE IO1(SltIf--AN En- II lsE
REORGANIZATION.
HEESSRS. H.9.W.HREs y DREKFUSS


REORGANIZATION.
EEESSRS. H.9.W.HR2h y DREKFUSgS,
0EA from New Orleane, have purchased the ST..
CHARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly oppo-
site the Post Office, and have retttea it i'll eIe
CANT and attractive style.
The new proprietors have had long experience
keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orle~ns and they Will endeavOr, In their now
house, to combine all the elegancies and luxurTes
of Northern and Southern Restaurats i'll the ST.
CHARLES.
They have brought large and complete stock
of choice Liquors frem New Orleans, which they
collected with care during their business III that
city. Their connections and acquaintance in that
city will enable them to obtain the choicest sup
plies OF Liquors, Fruits, and luXuries from that
market in future, and they will spare expense
pains to make the ST. CHARLES surpa4s,
hereafter, its former representation, pleasant
Saloon, place of good living, and elegant, refined
aud luxurious resort.
RE Billiard players will find at this Saloon set
of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known and celebrated factory J. NJ. Bruins
wick & Co.
The undersigned 6atter themselves that long
perienUe and careful attention will enable them To
merit reputation equal to any Saloon in the west
ern country.
Re splendid Lunch will be served up in the
most approved style, every morning at 10 O'Clock.
HAMMER & DREIFUSS,
Lat IF New
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WE@0ODEN WAREl-
W 10 dUz assorted Painted Tubs;
l0nests do Cedar Tubs;
dozen Cedar Buckets;
do do do, Brass bound;
do do Keelsrs, do
2 do do do Iron bonnd;
do assd Birch Reclers, " about slaves
do Barrel and Half Barrel Covers;
3 do Meal and Flour Selves;
do Brass-bound Water Kegs (extra)S
do Vanished X eelsrs-
. do ass j Well Buckets
2 do Stable Buckets;
do Baed Boxes;
8 do Red Buckets;
Now open, and Tor sale at a sasall advance
Wholesale prices, at
decI4 COOK L LANGLEY'S
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KhtELLfNG HOISE FdNTED.-Ahy per
HI son having dwelling house of five or six
rooms, situated within convenient distance of the
Post Office. can hear Of tenant ~ applying at
this Office. declz-lWd
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IN N.F.M,S EY - - g Z, =, 80 - !.

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nAED'R.Hs EXPREsS C;O.HE'.4.V-Y~.-
SE NEW ARRANGEMENT
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY resncctr,II,, m,
nounce to their friends and patrons, the public OF
NasvlIie ana vicinity, that with increased facil5
ties for the transportation of 'S
: r n II q II n, r 4 G 4 GEES,
M r. ID UIBLFS
Ihey solicit a continuance Offormer fayors rs,
peela care taken in the collection of Bills Drafts
packages. ~ F 'o
~ persons wishing to avail themselves of the fa'
Cties o. the Express, obtain any desired infor
aioh III reference Go the routes and details of The
Ma 9ii,'' %t their Office on First street, between
MAN ana Locust, opposite the Post Once
&c y @. IL. FlSH. Arenf.
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COAL

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana
Office Water street. between Main and Locust.
Coal, in quantities of not less than 90 bushels, de-
livered any part of the city, 10 per bash
at the pit, cents JOHN WYM0ND,
Secretary and Manager.
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Special Notices.

H0lFcUGy's Pals and 0fmtnssMt.-The
dire hydra of disease, Dyspepsia, Is driven totally
and finally from the system by this great anti
bilious remedy; while the Ointment reduces the
inflammation occasioned by Govt and Rheumatic
affections The Pills act in unison, cooling and
refreshing the heated blood, and reAovating the
vital organization.
Sold at the manufactory, No. 50 Maiden Lane,
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25e., &c, and
81 per pot or box. dec27
DT. ReIPs Opinion of HOsfetFer's Bsf-
TERS.-SPEINGFIELD, Ills, April II, 1S56.-Some
months since, while recovering from an attack of
Remittent Fever, 1 requested to try Hostel
ters Bitters article peculiarly suited to the
condition of convalescents from fever. 1t is but
simple justice say that it restored the powers of
my digestive organs, and at the same time kept my
bowels gently open. L have no hesitancy in say
ing that, hitherto, in using it in my practice, it
has, in every where I have ordered it, acted
like charm. In thus speaking freely of it, far
from puff patent medicine, article it by
means claims to be. SANFORD BELL, NJ. D.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally, every
where. dec27
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Nllll'iih pe'"u anu Attachment before G..
1ItrIes no N"O"" w Mcbride, Citv Record
Grand cx-oiticio j. r.
n H.xET or .ET'T.EIiE.HE.N.T H.FS
Q n issued by the I'D DAY November,
1859, al IA wherein William +. Devon ard
Charles lockwood plaintiffs, and Adolphus
Hahn is defendant, and it appearing from the
OF the summons that no personal service could
be had this is notify said defendant of the pen
ency of the said action, aud that said action will be
tr ed before at my oc- in the city of Evansville,
Vauderburgh count, Indiana On the ;iuth day Of
December, A II. IS.,J, At o'clock III the forenoon
Il. ". MCBRIDE, City Recorder,
uoV2gw:sw and - uiiicio J. T
MWRE GR.EChERS-5o BOXES GOLD-
~ chop, for sale 10y :. f. GILBERT q 60.
decIO "a No. Sycamore ST.
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-'i+L9JtN'.' JOSEPH r. MREYNOI.b
auction and Commission.
W sFEI sou - o., SUCGESSRRS
49, go to Woolsey Nelson, will coptinue lilo
commission business, both NJ private ale ana at
auction, at the old stand corner Main nd Third
s, opposite the Washington IL, i, where
sIe4 WIZ pay particular attention to the sale o
everything entrusted TO them; they will attend 10
any auction sales anywhere in the citv
54T'lcuar attention given to the sale Of Lands
- -'"A LUIS &C, &C. fcbI7-Iy
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEW ELRI.
4IsEN,6l HXEkEs fn.NREETED

HE4TI.N'6F FULLY CO.TPEETEB
II stock Of goods III the above line, by late
arrivals direct from the manufacturers,
bled to show large and well selected stock of
Gold and Silver Watches. all kinds of Jewelry-
Clocks Silver Ware, all of the latest styles amt
rich designs which offer at the lowest Eastern
prices All ladies and the rest 81 Hsaki.d re-
speetfIy invited to call and examine goods, at
the old stand BfTTROLFF BROS,
oct4 As Main ST., between First and Second.
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John Gault, LOUSY Mcclellan, Hcm
Queen of the We t, Gin Scioto, Louisv
Il DI Patton, Louisville.
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7RHILEIO.S- FsOss ~ !-CnIL-
. "a drens, Misses, and I4adics' Opra Hoods
tor the million, just received at
dec16 5. EMBlCH d Coz
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KHE.STI. RROEERERs-PECA

N of all kinds Worcestershire and many other
sauces, Oysters, Sardinrs, Rosewater. Bayrum, fia-
vorng extracts, Olive OIL Canaedi fresh mack erel,
Shad. etc. for sale at
oct2O COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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sAPONFIER,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH

- - ~ - AAAf = LII LII \ " 4AkJIIt
More Hait DOubIe the Sfren1iL Of OyFty.r,, potash
e. on .H.shE.N"6| SO.sE. ss-KTHOET'
~ lime, with little trouble and Mt triiiing eN-
peil5e Tho cheapest article discovered for the
purpose. One pound will make twelve or fifteen
gallons OF good soft soap, nine pounds hard soap
Printers VIII mud 1T superior article for cleaning
type 1t il perfectly soluble and free impnri-
ties.
Broken in small Jumps aud put up IN ], 2, 4 aud
Glib cans.
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS, Brooklyn, and sold 10y
+. Il. RURKEE g. co.
oct p IydSw-id Isl Pearl Street, New York
CRESCENT CITY CALI cry
walk,
Now, You who want Pictures, both chcapai. first
rate,
Bring your dimes to SMITHS Gallery, (you don't
have to waltz
lie fears competition from one or tho other
But looks upon each friend and a brother;
lie cares not for show, nor putting, nor blowing,
Mock sorces, or CANNON, assuredly knowing
Ilat he makes the trade, who gives most for the
cash
The people care nothing about any grand splash.
Now, all who want Pictures, large ones or small,
should. without more delay, Mr.. Smith call
The Court House you know, inst the way,
Examine his Pictures-we know what You II say
The best in the city, and cannot be beat
In finish or price-and by way Of a treat,
To Ladies and Families he lessons his pay
Come along, friends, don't neglect it a day.
Repl6-6m
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Dess~ Advertisements inserted at reason
able rates. ~s5a
Address
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO,
Evansville, Ind.
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RIVER ITEMS-


John Gault, Nasty Mcclellan Louisv
Queen of the West, Lou Line Eavcs, :. Carrolt0n
Scioto, Louisville Il NJ Patton, Tenn. river.
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az DOZ. EXTRA BALTIMORE BROOMS-
~eB the best in the market, at
decl4 COOK & LANGLEY'S.
, 1859-02-26
eau,A day It wAs held not sold, In Nav York, At
II 40: eay it would sell for IL ST. hers IN the r.

TotAlcosa sold In New York.
These figures cannot be contradloted. and it
shows wheat nust 70 up 161c per bush. IN NEW
York above what it il now held at, 70 bring our
Chicago friends out with whole skin. No Won
der they howl famine, fan Inc. famine.
A for corn being offered at SO By respeet
sble party, it wss offered publicly by one Of tho
first firms of the city Of New York, and on she
Corn Exchan2e, and could not b. sold, and it il
Chicago triends lock over the daily aales OF corn
on Change, they will see that corn OF the new
new crop il taking the lead: and tbss old II BE-.
nearly all the aales during the winter have been
Of the famine order, and msde for purposss Of
speculation. not for consumption. This il q dis
tinction With difference, that our famine
friends do not wish TO comprehend.
The use of the bi.sulphate Of lima in the
manufacture Of augar il supposed BY some to
have some effect On the weight Of the sugar.
The following from the N. O. Cracsnt spplies to
this subject:
The following ia the weight Of 1a hbds sugar
cemher last, shipped TO New York, and therc
sold On the 18th of January, thirty eight days
afterwards, to 60 to Philadelphia:
sTt3:ss Il E:ts! pszi.as'3s$'. i'ss'
Rs:ss: L. ": e1tas: =. !4s ;d!: 81
This sugar cost on the levee SIC. This loss IN
weight IS attributed to tue quantity Of b suphate
Of lime. II the fact eau he established it will
change tue opinion of this new chemical process.
It, however, requires the closest inyest1 CATION.
Now, then, We do not want the manufacturers Of
bi.sulphate to bF down on us for aludng 10 this !;
but dealers in sugar seem to think that the loss ID
weight Is owing to the great use Of this compound
Tue further talk is, how much will some of the
, 1859-02-26

TAsu1xoros, Feb 2s.-The Unim Of This
morning slys in an editorial: ut has become
perfectly obyious that no measure Of revenue can
&c adopted ly thr present Congress in the short
space ur time remaining Of its existence" The
Union, therefore, recommends the revival Of The
tarn Of 1876 for three years, and the reissue Of
tile treasury notes. 1t argues that this conld }e
done with perfect Democratic consistency. Those
who refuse to vote for these, virtually vote to stop
the wheels of Government
the Committee On Ssval Contracts and Abuses.
which was inadvertently omitted yesterday, viz:
"NoshinR has been proFen in this inrestiaa
tion which lmpenches in any wsy the personri
or official integrity Of the Secretary Of The
Navy"
The rumor TINT all fbe available uaya1 forces
including the sloop o!.war vinceancs, has been
ordered 10 the Gulf, seems strcng llered by re.
mark made bv tie chairman Of the Committee on
Ways aud Means to day, tbst this American Rea,
rs be termed it, belongs to United States md that
we will aud must exercise control over it.
The next arrival from Mexico, will, it is antlcI.
pated, bring highly important inte!igcnc- in con-
motion with the French and Eugl,sh fleets re-
quiring larger American naval force than has
heretofore been kept in t4at quarter.
The special committee to investigate the
charges Of corruption against Mr. Soaring, Of
Immediately sent to the printer there wA no OPP
poftunity 70 examine its contents, but on the
authority Of member Of the COMMITTEES 1t sp-
peara thst tbs committee unanimously concur
~ the opinion that willis the testimony
docs not exenipa.e him, they think 1t insufficient
10 WARRANT his expulsion
The House will be called on Tomorrow to d.
cide upou the subject "a proposed by fhe Com.
gnittee,
1t il further said that Mr. Soaring fled a
statement Of bis own to rrbnt tha testimony
Against him.
Both branches Of Congress- ars yet in sesaion.
fod will probably remain 70 Ill light
, 1859-02-26

HA11TAx, Feb. e5.-Tbe Royal Mail Steamship
Cauadp. which lett Liverpool on the 18th inst,
arrived Inst evening.
The CITY Of Washington arrived out On the
11th inst.
Continental affairs had not changed. Rumors
favorable to peace had predominAted.
Notwithstanding the peaceful sentiments ut.
tered by the Emperor and Count de Moreucy at
the opcning of tbs French Legislature, wariike
preparations continued on large scale.
: The Paris Bourse had auctnased, closing
heavy at 6SC for per cent?
The British Pariiament proceedings we're M
important
Iu the London Stock Exchange tho auctus-
tons had been slight, but the funde closed fist.
The :ssrdiaiau Chamber Of Deputies had voted
a new loan Of 50, 900, ,000f, which Count Cavour
had explained was designed for the defence Of
the kingdom against the threasenlnE attltnde Of
Austria.
Military movements continued ia Austria.
The Calcutta mail OF January 9th, md Hong
Kong mait OF December Sosh, had been re-
cetved, but the news was unimportant.
Liverpool Breadstuffs we're dull, with dsclin-
ing tendency. ProvitlonB were fair. Conso!s
closed on the l2.h instant depressed, 1t 95ss@
the Canada passed the Europa on the 18Th,
ctf Fastness. The Niagara and jura arrived out
Oh the 7th.
The question Of pesce or Wat was ssll dis
cusscd with animation IN all European journals,
and in political circles. but Was IS lar as ever
from g satisfactory solution.
The London Daily Ntws says that the Gov
erpment has given orders for constructing Six
teen engines, which are destined for war steam.
er8.
1t had been noticed that the number Of ltal-
ian refugees in London had considerably dirain-
ished during the last lew Years.
FRAkcE.-The number Of ships Of war in
commission in French ports, was 900.
The latest correspondence Of the London pa-
pers looked warlike. There WINS great diversi-
tt of opinion, and it was believed that hottili-
ties would commence before the end Of the year.
The Herald letters say that affairs stand just
as they did before the Emperor speech
Great difficulty exists, and II diplomacy fails,
var must enBue.
Six tloa,ing batteries aret be constructed in
tbs French ports to be navigable like ships.
SrA1N.-1n the lower Chamber Deputy
asked the Government if it knew anything Of
ths bill presented to the United States Congress,
relative to the purchase ot Cuba, and if it world
communicate to the Chamber any correspon.
dence which might have taken place with France
aud England on this subject The Minister Of
Finance replied that be could not BnBwer the in
quiries without consulting his colleagues.
SAap1s1A.-After stormy discussion, the
loan Of Sc, ,000, ,000f. WAS voted By the Sandman
Chamber Of Deputies, BY Jig yeas to IS nays.
The following is summary Of Count Cavours
speech respecting the new loan:
Austria had lately taken menRctng atti-
tude towards us-has collected very large
forces on our frontier; therefore, the necessity
arises for us to look for increase of defense.
We wiil not excite Wat; neither will We lower
our yoice when Austria arms herself and
threatens III. -
, 1859-02-26
COM NJ ERCIAL.


Commercial and Money ma1ter4.
FRlp4r Evnsxo. 1eb q, 1852.
AoSzr. krc.-Easteru Exchange steady 1t ~
per cent. premium. Discounts easy.
The n. Y. Tri6un<'s morning article Of the
Esd contains the following:
We herr that about $50. 900 will 20 by the
steamer from boa:on, The propeuer Lebanon,
.a.i.. W. t"atsua5, W. taAe me money
irtoaent demand loana are made at f14E I ner
ehnt., although per cent. is stiti the current
Iate Paper continues very scarce aud quota:
oe a. ape oanes .ad wnaSn d
ratsa - 0N 0o'@"s' "A'o 's~s@eo ~ "1o
Couvepc,., Tho o,n,ao w.. to1ocr,rbaa n
,,> ...:.,sI .-A.A "a' ~ ~
10y W." A"e'poo1 ads'ces 10 tae A@'u 'ns'" Inc
b:csdstutfs markets are reported dull, and non1i-
ua!ly unchanged. There,is nothing defiu{tc ret
coucemipr war. artboueh crc,t nrcnarati,ns m,
-
ocinl' 'naae " france anu oafotata.
Tile Erca1stuffs markets here to-day we're firm.
Tho rtnnr ,,nrrat rhcusd ,n,cb ,ct;r;,~ esioc
~. ..A' eno"ea 4aae" "en'''' oa'''
amounting 10 about aooo b1l' At lull prices
Spring Extras, $5@5 SO; Winter, S. 25@C 38.
Tho Wheat ,norle+ wa ar7,o,- -ae,ec;.,,v ~,
~ 7n.,-,. e",N,. ~
NO hea ana no. spring. Wnlch advanced lc-
Sales amounted to about II 900 bu at <l.2C@1 q
fer No. l Red st IL for No. 2 Red +; SOC for Re.
;..,., ~, ~. -. e.s.,s.. o-eaoa
jee'ea '1eu VOC LOT o3apaasa eps'ns; e'9@eee
tor No. Spring TIC for Rejected Spring.
There vas good demand for Corn, and sales
ve,e frec1v made at csc mr. fr, rbo a, trocr o.ts
ou;t. nar1ev and Rvc nncb,nccd
Tho pcnv;.1on market is sill, .,n1, rhoro ,raro
10 sale. Of Mess PORK md not mncb ;nantrr
sale of 00o shou,1ers ,r,s eE,cto1 a, s,c 1ooeo
Lard nominal al ll.c.
Thu so,a ,,,,h,., ;.:.. r:.,.
,.N-, - qa'e'' Aono'uy pressing
uo"1"afa' Clover steady.
The Cincinnati Gaseth of Yesterday Tim. "a.
vieva the ns,tet..
'4e"o ~, '1'
There was no special movement in the Gro
cs1s masket TO- day, put holders were firm at
'4ac. ior Sugar. End $50. for Molasses. Flour
Tbs nrar;o oun qu'ei q. xa soT' 20 for superhne
hearyDhn. hotdsss ~ ~ as'., ano prices we're
and purchasers wers compelled to pay nrevions,
prlces About 500 Dbl. mess pork sold a SIS rs
na,;s1 ia bs1on b' sdes brought ~ for A.seh
Bulk shoulders were offered IT 6 & With Su2ess
.. X: Barrel lard sold at ll15c. Considering
ma,ts. W.. ~. epe ne.s w., IRON aoroao TIE
crs contecd resoutely aesinst coneess;on. eu snd
while sales could not be- made to any great ex-
cT, ~ iur.en, hn1 would % quiet as diff
Gated By our quotations. Prime samn,es % n
wheat were slightly higher to-day. with sales of
cale cn.e ~ g ou 'ee or gooo. and S1$s for choice.
demand at ess< wv A'' AA'Asa' "nlsAy IN iaaf
~ u;,,r ,,,.aa --o,..,,
r,an. sc' 49,. 3,s ,, ~ ~ ,eee'p's "e.e:-
f'oo' oo8 "ps' "aea'' Al'ooe bu; oats, ,e62
In; Corn, 755 bu; Barley, 1872 bu. Tie Sentinel
a,ys.
~.
!ne hnsat m m market was very quiet today. Hold
~ sAsa st.oetg Luz Tor No. l, but no sales we1e
,ha; na ~ ~. a'sher nsu'e than the former aud
hn, ~ ~. one or ;So Amali lots H:torc the
~ Nv ~ rhaas sesns on tnacga. enc lot OF COG bu
eaac.n rs.rer. az uauos ~. - oot N store. Tue
, 1859-02-26
New York Market.

(BY TuroRArH.1 NEW TsAK. peb. Is. 1865.
PIora-Stste and Western a,ur in active specula lGs
d.naod rod grades Sc bettt Sales LEO bbs Is q
15b9for snpe ate: s6a6 IS for extra etate o4o&5 It
for suner Westerns o. 1906 Is for extra do MArxeI tos
dull at s35oa435.
GkAs wheat steady and uaehanzed. Sales B7 900 tu
q &L4o for red Westerns q 30 fur white Michigan:
o. 5l "a for 8cuthern white Iii nots and mixed nn!s
on private t-raA Rye hsnes With email sa1e1 At Mat6c
Corn quiet and heavy Sales Is 00 hu u asec f mix
I'd e1te1ns ea&s4kc for 1erseJ 1od 8ouhern yellow.
Oats dull ut 54451c for EAie; t0&G3c for Nestesu
Nu1srr.-F,rmet. Sales 3to bbls n 27@N4c.
PsoysiosA-poyk auet and without import ant ch1nge
ei SIX for son do; go 50 for clear <s = rue Beei
active and arm Sales l.o bbls It sdt027 for ~
prime: &775a9 for do mese s911 for repacked olcs
ell 5ii26o for extra do including 80 bhls 1t tho
late1 figure Prime mess beef quiet At 4lSoG. Beet
hams steadY. Sscs s0o bols 1t 5&:6 Bacon quiet
and steady At 93tl0c for amoked sides: INC for do
shouIders Dressed hoss du and nominal u 8G9gc.
Cut Meats tea'.y. Sales no packages at 7@4tc for
shouler1 ex@QAs for hams Lard Sales Of s0 hbls II
ING i2Ac butter quiet at l9e for 0hb, and l7aso
ior Hlata. Cheese firm At S&1lnc-
50 reily and n1ices ruled high Tbs ayeta9e sboT.
i.g. fully tustatned market which has added =, the
huoyancy here. and has tended 10 ttzepRtheu holdee
The mazist quiet IL con1eQuence. Sales e0eU lbs
Western pule ui 41c lbs unwahed 9ueuol Ayses
at i4c sou bales Mexican An 80 9N lbs China Al 16c
a1ne1s-Ve7 hrm. No g. ssc , s. Esie lad bonds
Pacin: Mail "a ID NYo 70 x; Harlem l3: do prserred
iu6sX; o TS9x: Chik R1 elx.
, 1859-02-26
Chicago Daily Wholesale Market.

FRDlT EvEH1so. Feb. Is.
FLQUR-letiye and firm. eales to-day wese:-l,0oo
bbls Albion Spring Extra at y 50 free Of ora2e and
insurance iii opening Of navigation: 100 bbs Daven
port CRY" do Al NO. free Of storage and lnsurance I'LL
opealnE Of nayisaton: g. bbs Arcadia" do 1t 80
Ia stores go bbls Mendoza CITY" do 1t e5A0 delivered
at depot: 100 bbs shpley" hite Winter 1t t6as [oh
on the opening Of navigation; 100 bbls Potomac" Wln
ter at IS Is on track
RYE PLOUR-10 bbls Rye Nour It 45
WHKAT-Wtrxx-Adyanced 1c, Sales were :--IW0
In No. Bed sl2e In store; 1,soo bu do II N-c6H In
store: 1000 bu do It sl:1 in store: loo bu No. Red at
4l1e In .tore. eFass-Advaneedl le; 800 bu No. 6prE
at atoa devered lo bu Standard st sse in stores 800
bu No. In stores 7Soo bu do n sse In store; so
bu Rejected Spring at 76t In 1ore: 800 bu Rejected VIM
tar It Soc in store.
C0RE-Flrm. Sales to-day were 5000 bu @ened In
lots al &C 50 - track do In ba1 u Gse
track.
oATE-so0 bp choice new crop At $50 track: obu
Rejected It $oe IL s.ore.
RYE-Som,nal 1t s5@s7c GO ID on track.
BARLEY onina and quiet II 5oa7oc foz common to
fall, and 15o9l. % for good 10 choIca.
HIGHWIEEs-Qulet 1t SO.
we're:
II Hegs averaging 100 III at s6oo.
is HeE. It t6esa655. dividing On 80 ns
pR0vIeIONS-Dull. Men Park nominal At s17.95.
qulet With sales of4o Shoulders II 5kc loose
LARD-Noutntl at 11Hc
TALL0W-2carcs and il demand at I1Ht.
sEED9-TiuothJ dull Sales ware:-so0 tu sood 1t
sL9o: d bu falr u als5. Glover steaay. with fair
demand. S1les wsre:-73 bu good quality In lots II
451ax.
BEASs-Dull and dropping with large quantities. prtss
lax On tue market Common. slGl12h: prime. u .soa
l.35.
BCTTER Choice zoll butter scarce and In demand u
at1tal7c: Common. l2813c.
EGGs-1n good supply 1t 12@1sa,
northumberland q. 6b22poR r dox. Tutkeys. 10
Tn.
HIDEs-Nrm. Green Country. 7Kasc: Green saised.
s4@ekc: Dry Flint. 16al7c.
PELTs-Oount.y. ;5e@N.3s: City. sLl2h91.ea
DRIED FRUIT-4o bbls Dried Applea 1t Ike: Is bsks
unpared PeRchta 1t f2Hc.
POTATOES Common 652t0c; good to choice 65370a
CORN MEAL-Bolted. rs = ton; Uubo1ed. A34
BUCKWHRAT PL0UR-pommon. 43&225: Dixon
Mills, &325.