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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

IMPORTANT TO SMOKERS Stewart & MorQ IN
have Just received a hle invnicc Of mported c
gars ana are prepared - furnish good cold
glass OF soda water or a pleasant Sn ike This
new hrm are selling every thug IN their line At
astouishngs l"w prices. Brushe- sponees,
glass putty. lie ii. oil an 'int,. vel as drugs.
chemicals aud iqnlrs. ere being sod RAPIDLY.
Remember the place No ~ E,s' Washington
street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
REsnIIIIoNs. AC

By Mr. Brown. that the Clerk be- instructed to
refund the license money from this date to the
Illinois street shows, provided they move
away from the CITY
Mr. Men ,bb called attention to the desecra-
ton Of the cemetery. particularly on Sabbath
DAYS when loafers and idlers gather there. and
not only nsulted the visitors but destroyed the
shrubbery.
On motion the Deputy Street Commissioner
was invested with police powers and instructed
To watch there on Sundays.
Mr. jameson presented resolution requiring
members who made motions or introduced reSo-
lutions for improvements, requiring the ex
penditure of money. 10 state the estimated cost
OF the work.
Mr. Jameson remarked truly that motions were
hurried through in the last moments OF meetings
without consideration, and in this way large sums
were thoughtlessy expended. He hoped that
care would be used in this regard. These innu
merable small sums made large aggregate and
fritted AWAY the revenues Of the city.
A number Of minor resolutions were passed
when the Council adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

FIRE The alarm of fire. yesterday afternoon
was caused by some sparks from locomotive
setting fire to the roof OF the freight house of the
Lafavette railroad The alarm given as soon
a. a speck OF fire was seen. and the engines ar
rived on the spot and extinguished the iimes be
fore much damage was done. The shingles only
for about fifteen feet square. were partially
burned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

TREATED A. OH oF IHE FAMILY The follow
ing advertisement appears in the Oshkosh WIS
conSiu) Review:
rWANrfp-Bv respectable coloted family a
bright. intelligent white girl to serve IA the ca
pacirv Of house servant Such girl WILL reeeiv e
good wages and be treated as one of the family
Reference a. 10 honesty and intelligence required
Address Y Y. L. Oshkosh PoslOihce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
Fore Mechanic or LabOrtng .ussM
To Obtain House and Lot, and tb
get a Home.

WE will sell CITY Lots long time persons wh.
wv will build q house the LOT purchased. n re-
CURED will furnish part OF the necessary for
the erection ofbudings To those whose means In
sufficient 20 eompIet. their houses.
MeKERSAS PIERCE,
fshls-dkwlm Real Estate r-sle-.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
Important To Females /.

One department; Of D.spensary - specially devsss<
10 the treatment Of tAe Diseases q Females Ia
ehorrhea, or 'wh,e,' Irregular Painful end suppress
kenstruaton Nervous and Geners D~hli,1 Dssessss 81
he womb. BarrennrSs, &c.
Consuifa tiOnx and examinations free - ohare~
Also for sale. DIX. DkwEE'S ri 6CIATlk PILLS.
for Female Distractions. Irregularities kc Nsrrs
dies IN certain situations bouid them a. fhsy
wouldesuse miscarriage Price o. per bax. and rnsy 70
sent BIZ mail
DIR. GALES'S PRkVENTINE-An Invaluable arsIcl.
Tor those wishing 10 limit the number n their offspring.
Of the bsrrr vLo desire children warranted not T. M
Jure the beEth- and sl las for lifetime Sent any
sdsiress, under SEAL On receipt 81 The pEceTwo DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS At A DIs1AScE-Iy ssndins bret
statemen, Of their ymptoas. vii receive blank Char
containing si q quesois. terrs for the q
treatment 6c Medicines seat any part Of the ccuntr1
20 any at home free from danger curiosity
All uansacfiOcs private and ccohderusl Ren-mh~y
the name and number
Direct all i-ttess
GALES's EEap DIsPESsAgY
novl5-62dkeg Louisville. NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
Supreme Court decisions.
SIKH DAY.


Francis Soule vs. Dudley Holdridge-Steuben
G G. Reversed
Daniel W Falls Va. John n Evans ct al
Allen @. + Reversed
State ex rel. Lewis. District Attorney. V Pc
ter Speck ct al.-Posey O. p Reversed.
Joseph Kahn Simon B,mberger ct. al =
Vanderburgh c. G. Reversed.
James B Edmunds. Treasurer. &c vs.. Samuel
b Gookins ct. al.-Vigo Z. c. Reversed.
John Brown The State-Marion c. p.
Reversed
Jehei Railsback ct al vs. Stephen Il. Virgins
ct sl-Wayne c. Z. Affirmed
VIM. Needhsm VS.. Strah A. Webb e. al John
son c. e Affirmed
Nicholas Downey We. the State-Steuben c. C
Affirmed
Amos Bartlow W. the Siaie-Maron C. p
Reversed.
Peter Ringle -. the Statewide c 7. Re
versed
The State vs.. Orson Carpenter-Steuben j
Affirmed
Origin Soules et. TX. - Harlan Harvey
Hendricks G. c Affirmed
Henry A Brouse ". Franklin / Price
Howard 9. p Affirmed with one per cent dam
ages
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
MEDICAL.
= n m Il NT n A Il
ATTORN EY.


ATTORNEY At LAW,
OFFICE on SECOND FLOOR HUBBARD's BLOCK
~ Corner Washington anc Meridian Streets lentrspce
from Meridian Street Indianapolis, Ind he will faith
fully and promptly attend 10 all legal business entrusted
10 lin Especial attention given 10 collections He re-
fsrs 10 the business men Of Indianapolis generally
s-xe-t6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

.3s-I will sell atauction at No. IS Fast Wash
ington street. at 9I5 A NJ June 3, 1863. fine,
we'll kept lot OF household goods, follows: 81
yards fine velvet carpet two hair seat sociabes,
one rept oak lounge SIX sofa chairs. one whatnOt,
one m,rble top center table. two card tables, one
Chinese lcca nest table. one pair - ward broca
telle curtains. one pair murine curtains feather
beds, holsters pillows bedSpre IDS h,ir and shuck
mattresses: silver plated, gold band, plain white,
China and glass ware; wall paper also 100 fee.
of cast iron fence. Everybody come and get
bargains. WM + FEATHERSroS,
ie2 DIT Auctioneer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
SEVENTH DAY.
MoSpAY. June Is.

MONDAY, June LIST
William Cubberly ct al rs David L. Shearer
Wabash o. P. Affirmed, with > per cent.
damages.
Gilbert Mugg the S,ate--Steuben c. p.
Affirmed.
George Haderle W City OF Lafayette ct al
Tippecanoe G c. Affirmed
Abraham Ackerland ". Daniel r Davis. Sher
in. &c-Jasper G. p Reversed.
Alfred Lashley vs.. William +. King ct al -
wayne {. c. Affirmed
Indiana Central Railroad Company rs. Chris
tian Oertel-Marion Z. c. Reversed
The same vs. Henry Brink man--Marion c.
Affirmed, with per cert damages.
The same vs. Wesley T. Toon--Marion e. C.
Affirmed
TIE sane vs. Sarah Wiisey-Marion L. G
Reversed.
The same vs. Willis Standardization c. c
Affirmed
Albert Watson ct nj Vs. William l.. Mahon e
al Nigo Z G. Affirmed
Oliver Smith ct al. " Leander Vanscoten e
sl.--S,suben Z. G. Reversed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
ORDINANCES

By Mr. McNabb. to improve the allev running
east and west through squire g. To light with
gas. Tennessee street between Georgia and South
streets. and also between Washington and Mary
land streets. Read twice
By Mr. Lefevre. to amend the cemetery ordi-
Dance-increasing the fee of the Sexton for dig
ging graves. Read and referred
Also to grade and gravel Washington street
from the alley between out lots al and l42 and
the Western arm of the canal. Reid twice.
By Mr.. Brown. TO grade and gravel Railroad
avenue between Madison Avenue and the corpor
alton line south Also. an alley in the same vi
entity Read twice
By Mr. Emerson. % grade anil gravel Vermont
street between Tennessee and Mississippi streets.
Read twice
Also. to grade and gravel New York street.
between Blackiord and Bright streets. Read
twice
Mr. Hanghev called up the ordinance to grade
and gravel North street between Delaware and
Illinois streets Passed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

A SURPRISE PARTY The Niagara Falls Ga
zette gives very pleasant account of a surprise
party in that town. "A few days ago. DR.. ID. c.
Ware. beloved physician of that place. having
announced his intention to remove 10 lndianapO
lis the Sabbath Schools of the First Presbyterian
Church got up silver tea service TO present him
and took him by surprise, one evening. by CROWD
ing his house from cellar to flag staff" The
Gazette winds mp its ,otice rs follows:
The whole occasion will be long remembered
BY those who were eager to testify their regard
for the Doctor; md he himself will hardly be able
TO doubt. when he hereafter takes "the cup that
cheers. but not inebriaies," that he has some
friends who At any rate will follow him with
prayers. if prayers fail To keep him at Niagara
While we say good bye to DR.. Ware. we can only
congratulate indianapolis that it gets accom-
pIished a physician aud SO worthy Christian
gentleman. Nav he win the success that he de
serves and find among his friends the esteem
he leaves among his old ones.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

THE BArrLE cS cBAxcrtLonvnIr sSp rar
ELkvESTH CoRPs An officer in the Atmy of
the Potomac. IN letter describing the recent
campaign of Hooker across the Rappahannock
confirms the prevailing impression TIA; failure IL
TO be attributed TO the want of steadiness or the
bad conduct Of the lith army corps 10 the battle
Of Chancellorsie. he says:
We attribute the failure of the whole cam
paign 10 the outrageous conduct Of the llih corps
In M opinion they had The whole thing arranged
and understood that there vas 10 be 10 fighting
"mid Howard" II was a deliberate revenge
their part on the Government for taking away
Their chosen leader. ! went along part Of their
line not -four hours before they gave way. They
had strong line-gOod bresstworks-g good 20
sition. IL seemed ne though halfthe number OF
men could have held the position against twice
twenty thousand men fthe number brought
against them.) successfully. Our corps, con-
Meeting with the lth on our right vas advanc-
ing finely carrying everything before u, and in
half an hour more would have had possession Of
the road their army moving on. thus cutting
them in two. when would have fallen on either
half and annihilated them. But at this critical
moment. when All was going well. the in
fernal 18th was attacked by Jackson. with 90 600
men. and ran away. leaving their arms stacked.
Part Jf the corps however stood their ground
brigade composed of Ohio and Wisconsin
troops foughtlv magni6cently and against fear
ful odds and had tn retire. which they did in or
der and slowly. Sickles (cut oil hy this sff,ir)
was at notified and went back to look at
matters His reserve artillery was prked in the
rear. Tie hid this got into position NJ once. and
with only little squad OF cavalry TOR support
he opened a most terrible fire on the advancing
Rebels. Here the enemy's loss was fearful
Grape and canister poured into their adj
vanclng columns from thirty pieces of artillery
rapidly as men could work the guns and their
loss was terrible. This checked their advance
for the night and only save u. Sickles then
came to the other front and brought back his
corps, giving up all the ground he had gained
during the day. We were now cut off from the
rest OF the army and hid no communication with
Hooker We C me back and faced toward what
had been all day. throwing ont pickets in
our rear By this time il twelve o'clock
midnight Three lines of battle were formed.
biyonet7 hxed and forward We went 20 open
communication with Fighting Joe And open
them we did The Rebels were surprised. driven
ont Of their rife pits. lost Stonewall jackson
go 900 men, and Sickles and the iron 81 were
sivei. Sickes IS perfect kearney in bravery.
Birney behaved magufcently he is Major Gen
er now in fact every body did well. We
don't acknowledge the Ilth as belonging to the
Army of the Potomac"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

STRAWBERRY FEsrIvAL-The ladies of Christ
Church will hold Strawberry Festival in Mill
tary Hall. on Friday evening. June 5th. the pro
ceeds of which will be applied to complete the
Church tower This Is worthy object and
should secure the co operation of every public
spirited citizen All invited We believe
none will be disappointed in the entertainment on
this occasion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
REPORTS

BY Mr.. Brown--Streets and Alevs-Reported
against the erection OF board sheds or awnings Of
boards on Washington street Concurred in.
Also. reporting two ordinances, one to improve
South street and sidewalks, between Mississippi
and West streets. and one to grade and gravel an
alley running north and south through square 81.
Read twice. A number of contracts for street
Improvements. and estimates for work done
were presented and approved.
Mr.. Brown presented an ordinance to repeal an
ordinance for the improvement Of an alley run
ming east and west through square No. 43. which
passed
BY Mr. Boaz-Polce Boar,l-Nominatng
VIM ). Johnson as Lieutenant Of Police AMI J
T Murphy as Watchmin for the Ninth Ward.
The nominees were duly elected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

The Council met last night pursuant to ad
journment-Mayor Caven presiding.
The regular order Of business Was suspended
and lie Council proceeded 70 act a. Board OF
Equalization.
Mr.. Stumph. the Assessor. presented bis re-
port. aud after the Wards had been called. and
no complaints being presented. the assessment
was approved.
Mr. Hsughey presented an ordinance 10 raise
revenues for the year 1869
The ordinance was read and Mr. Haughev
stated that the question would be on filling the
blank. To do intellicently II would DE neces-
cary to give the figures in the assessments. The
amount Of the assessment last yesr was in round
numbers ten and quarter mlions-this year il
would be ten and three quarter millions, an in
crease of about half million The assessment
of last wear at 90 cents per 800 Welded So 900
large delinquent tax was collected amounting
10 $4,000. There was probably six or seven
thousand dollars delinquent of the Sos 900 The
total receipts were about SS0.0O0
Suppose eighty cents Wa adopted for this wear
on the ten and three quarter millions. il would
yield Sc. 900. Ii was not likely that they would
collect more than six or seven thousand dollars
delinquent taxes, and il was fair 10 infer thai
there would be an amount equal TO that unpaid
OF the wears assessment The Council could see
what eighty cents To the one hundred dollars
would be lkely to produce. and il was for them
to If the blank should be filled with that OF n
greater, or less sum.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

from Murfreeshoro. May 30th, saws Marmaduke
is reported to have captured Helena, Arkansas.
and regiment of negro soldiers. whom. to
gether with the whites commanding them, he
hung
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svylPY1NG rSTEELHG ENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......Aram a.
Cleared.


sarships-Ocean Queen Wilson. Aspinwal ID. B. Alien
Afca Brl Lott Liverpool, T. Cunsrd Plsntssenet tBr.
Benrett, Kingston. Jam, Wslden Booth.
S,esmer-Fsnny Csdwallader, Pieson, Baltimore, Wm.
Daizel
Shp.-Borodino Flowers, baltimore, Walsh. Carver 4
Chase; Amszon, Hovsy. london, T.. f. Morgan Wiisyt
Euterpe. Arey, Philadelphia Lawrence, Giles Co.
Barks-Embem, Baker. PhiIadelphis Bsyet K Nickst.
t,onucopia (Brl Ball, Havana w. II. Russell, BIO
Go. Donna truss VsBsslvo, Rotterdam, VIM. Salem Co.
Ccusoe Lace Philadelphia Croker Wood Co Oce.ns
tNorw Olsen, Cork, funch Meincke Wendtj Hsmboldt
(Prasl Wieks Hamburg. Fuuch. Men:k x Weudt
brgs-Mars Augusta (Dan.l Brooerg Havana J. T. Ward
Co.. Southern Belle (bn Groesiek. DemsrAfs, Joseph
Eness
schooners-sylvie, Reynolds Philadelphia Simpson +
ClspD; Thomas Hx Hail Salem. Wn. 5. brown * Co. NJ
Sews Clarkson. Boston, y. w. Lewis Co sophs ADn
Smith Philadelphia Trader Piston, Bostoo w 3. brown
Co. Fleetwood, Wiletts Washington. Jas Bsbop Co..
Diadsn Baker Plymouth. G. Nickeson Co a Jennags
Cr2Iner Washington, Van BrUnt Ssglti Alex Massey
DonDely, Philadelphia }. IS. Mckee, eomerset, sterling
Baltimore, Merrill Abbott May Queen Gott Cble-town.
Mass. r. P. Buck Co. Robt Caldwell. MeCOrui,s New
Orleans N. L. McCesdy Co Milton. Huse. e!asnxas
N S. VIM. Pope Senator Bray, Ssu yusa del Note IL =
Bodey; Luiis Unt1rhi, Martinique Jones Loush b N
Smith, Liscum. Baltimore, Merrill Abbotti ste Nymph,
Coney, Washington, L. kennyi Golden Ease. Kelsey dos
do Bella Peck, GsTder Baltimore, L. Kenny owe hsiis
ds (Br) Willard st. Johns NJ T., d. starr Sarah Dnsks,
Philadelphia Godfrey Hoyoke; Idaho Orb Mcdonald.
Charlotetown h. L. c. II. TrumOu Alma lbr), Foley.
do do Jane +. Dures Dayis, Washington. L. Kenny A.
Downing Rice Philadelphia Van Brun; ssshti Boassna
tBT) Brookng Liverpool, Williams Gsioni Rescue Be-
con, Washington.
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NE Timc, Of The s,h Of April GAYS:
Railroad Enterprise.

To IA. Editor qf The y. Y TrfbUa<
SIR: Brief reference was made in teleRraplnc
d,psteh Buffalo, w days slice to meeting Of CAPT
i.t. add Others nteesTa IN the Buffalo and Edo Railroad
held IN that psce u consider PROPORTION 70 build railway
Pa Cleveland Ohio, parallel to ths present trscr
h. en- those ciaos Tho meeting prompted move
men, Understood have been iuau7ufAsG h tho Csv'la'd
and Ee Railroad Company 10 osks wao connection
with New-YOk by 81 the Atlantic ami Great western
and the New orb sad Erie Tho plan 10 to build tack
nom Ash abua Onto to Jamestown. Pa, distance u -
ns. 20 connect with tho Atlantic and Great Western From
l popt TO Salamanca the kosNoTi end Erie Ia about
10 miot An rail- Is to be- laid from Ashabuls TO Cleys
land thus plotting wdes gauge hc1 ifota NOVEL to
Lake Erie and ClsVslsnd
TIE effect Of THE cement OF be detimen
tai 10 tie existing Lake Shore Line and the meeting ~ buf
fslo mentioned by Telegraph called 10 Ake such ms1s
utes should to DO demanded for the protection Of tue
interest. Of that line The meeting unanimously Ia favor
sbsut 100 go subscribed for that purpose This sun 10
aoubt sptertauod that tho whole will be readily
obtared There productive line Of railway Ia Tie
eountr hG that running the south shore Of Lake Erie
and by maintaining The present. excellent ecops Of thr
ln. es,. and west there will be officially IN doing is
uzos-ut wide popularity will be maintained unnpalfod.
The wide gang. route viii be GesraL- one Ia many re-
meets, and "a remains be which u the lFO viii com
md H., highest dsgreo That tey may both be
adequately supoitod not all unlikely. 1ba tnings u
tb s Shore Road very large, with stsady iDoEsess
and there would probsbly DO sufficient buino,s created NJ
dis new route tom A.htsbua to Salamanca " Compensate
h, ,ons n,sure for what must inevitably be diverted iom
ts Ers and Cleveland by the ne" uaeh along tho Like
Shore. -
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Pas.enucrr Arrived

IN n..m,hip Citv Of Ba~o,e .om Lfrs.poI and Qyss,.'
toeaMr Toit, Mfr Bowers Mrs. Seby and thIse chiidfez.
Mr. Forstman and lady Mis-. atson, Miss Mckenns hss
Srsy Miss Haleti hessrs. Taft Lamb Melcher, Wylds,
nod Mcintyre Gotschsik Dreamer Leon FuIner fyres.
oun ones Cunlan Kingston Mrs. Bradley add da5gt-
YER mTs Hutchinson and daughter ML Marsden Mi- Pss'
scos Il. Kingston. Geo Hay NJ EdwsTds and lazy w.
~ Brown A. Pens r. p Wallace NTH. Cop Dearborn,
~ Smf,h N. y. sipp. u. j. Fnday Joner. r. Noant,
;. n BIesh. 3 Westwood John J. ThomPsol. j. w Con.
setse, Chs Richmond. BeUj Mortimer Mrs. hirfpsnck
ana two children, Cspt Hsni. Csp, Hinkley.
~, in Nsdrsap GsorQs Washinoon, from Ne,r Orsans-A
'" oanlord M. w. Honor, children aud ervaat -
A rlsner Col A Lewis John McGrsth. ID. Pesbody Ma
Prat' Nis Bacon Mira Glenn aud children; Is. r. ssio-
mon bearer or dispatches Mrs Lewis child H. Berria-
ger Mss smith g Tessne. wife and children iicss.
lady and chAGi u ~ Schubert, q. w. KRAFT Is. J. Peck
Be1sclin G. O. G. Pnmmef j. Hoibroos c. b. Holbcook
NJ Lane, Mr. Alden NJ Lswi,. Capt. J. p Tgeed J. ~
Sproue, h. KIRK patrick Wsisenbscs T. j. Jsilrie ). b..
Miller D. H. Grsnt Iho' Ridge W. O. Bradford. J. Jsco6i
Miller Jane. horgsn. g. X. Giddings r. o. Leddy and %
IN the s,eersge.
In steamer AHgns,a Diasmors from Pcvt Royal s. O. AID
BeavJo,t ". CO. Il. Whsston, o. f. Bas Cap, Holden.
story w. Elbree T. O. Westoott, Jehn MosTisol I'D 10
E. srIsr A. w. Loyejoy, Horace Hart L. fAs and sdy.
Mr., sch, VIM Wallace.
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tain high rates bot ths cannot continue much longer
ps.isy gold aud exchange her dePrecsie The Diff
cuty Ok negotiating sxcsoss checks the export eemh
materially The lss are 200 bash choice AmJer Jcey st
I'll -. delivered, GId 1000 DO. Red Western OF plTase
terms Barley and harley Mat ren'in ansuii sia g'S =
&c for JerssI ~ o3tc. for Cauadan aud western az 90
si,c- for stste iye u more peny and Ia heavy on, Eo
sctvei sslet ofS5eO bush Stats a. . o. IN enes
aud 1000 do jersey the pier At 81 o5 Corn IS rsst ,,
\ more eiiye lJr .0s a.. and ne home r,de "a OF
bush at 7S6aic for Unsolnd Mixed GUS5c for Sound 20
va s5e ioT Yell Y Jeney.
f - IN gosa SaPPy s9s y '1Sy asd !" f npGs'.e ~"
arge East aud Eoh River. put JOB lots Command more
money
Hops are 10 moderate rsquos, for local USE d25c br
MoLAssESA ille better business has been doing to6y
and the naret quito sesdy 4 30 bids CUBA 3iUsc5
Vado at sc, 30 bb. sew:reans at a5d5Oa for comuon
ca % lar new cop lJi hha u es sna o6l: Porto h'0
NAVAL STORl ale quite firm, and In limited demand
tall former mates. BEL. .r.. .......
OILS ia ed request, sals. Of 90 bbls Western Win
yer Lard Oh at go, which Is lower Other desorpn ae
PRovfSi0NsE Poif :rket il fairly active. hui prizes
are rtther easier sales o. $50 bots At S3 l20 10 ~ for
od Mesa IS l2i95l5 rs for dol lJ lci1 IS - for
10 i9. fresh inspected Old Mes ehd sIo - t1r
:. % 4 sll % or pss Mess and S2@ 10 80 for extra
ne. Tiarce beeis quiet and otnntl unchanged beel
q .asr rates; sales u eco pkss. at 55!c for sho4ldtri
eiaoic. for HAM, sic Tor "CIssih'" long Gu, Engrh
BACON /. IN moderate request out prices arc again
9wet .sles OF 800 boxes part slt evening" a. Ole I
.
rs ia fair demand bu, Ia heavy and osr at the close sale
Of 30 bbls at q Gltte and extra choice az l0c Cheese Is
dali and heavy 3c choice Sais ld 10 for fair 70
prime DO Butter dull sud prices continue to dee iue in
synpGihy with Gold and tho stock OF old estsa
however, has become exhausted quote, State at
iPd22c old do. at lTd2O;. Tor ordiosry TO hue.
RCE-he market TeHaius very hm. but there has bstn
tls inquiry to-day. and the sales unimpoTtant
SUGARS-The demand has been moderate, but holders
eyince disposition accept lower rates. and the mRset
closes quite steady BCth the trade and rshnsrs buyns
sales to-day 90 hhd 0 lee for Cuba, and IL
l2c- for Hs~.Oresns and 20 boxes Hsv priy4te
Refined st1edy aes 1t auction OF lOL hhds New
Orleans at 50 1903 10 81, mos.
SEEDS-Clover Seed Is witbou. important change, with
only moderate inqy II part Tor sales Of l0J bags
a. fer good 20 prime Timothy seed IL In moderate
demand at +21t ~ % btsbe Rough Flax Ia in light sap
ply, and is sslable a. - 5Ot. - y bush OF 50 n.
T0BACCO1here Is rather inquiry, but the market
somewhat irregular; sale. Of 2y4 hhds Kentucky Of i1
2ic 81 cases seed Leaf a. 22dJ anu "a bales on p
terms.
TALLoW 1. in les give request, and the market is
heavy sales q 1900 % good NOsten 1T Al &c.
WHISKY Ia dull and the market is heavy sales Of ESQ
bb al a4c foT state aud 40 for small lot. Of Western