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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17
The Third New York Battery.
he following are the officers OF the Third New Yorl

The following the officers Of the Third New York
battery
Major, W. A. Harm, commanding; Captain, A. s. Nc
lane First Lieutenant g. W. Kelloch; Second Leuten-
ants. G. p Fitzgerald, l.. Reims-and one hundred and
twenty men,
The battery organized In this city and mustered
into service May q, 1861 at that time commanded by
Captain Mott It has participated in the battles OF Lees
Mills, the Seven Days Fight before Richmond Cramp
TONS Pass, Antietam, first Fredericksburg, Marye's
Heights where the battery lost very heavily; Gettys
burg Rappahannock Station, Wilderness Spottsylvania
Court House, and at Cold Harbor where aaan its loss
was heavy II occupied the famous Fort HELP before
Petersburg and the first battery through the enemys
lines the famous charge Of the Sixth corps the
I'd Of April II thus participated in the battle Of Saer's
Creek an wound its with the old Sixth corps
to which il has always been attached
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

Cotton has not been tried much as yet,
but q good deal has been planted this year.
The rains Of winter cause the grass to
grow, go that there 10 q rich abundance
for cattle, horses, and sheep, which feed
in thousands upon the plains and hill
sides, and when il dies, after the rains,
tt- makes excellent hay, which 10 then
raked with . horse-rake, without any
moving. But as spring advances, the
rains cease; then everything that de-
pends upon the rains of heaven for its
life, dies. But art here has in meas
ure supplied the deficiencies Of nature
Here the Los Angeles and San Ga
hriel rivers are made 70 do service by
flowing in bitches over hundreds Of acres
Of land, and giving to il the yerdure of
eternal spring. | es
must here close this letter, and fn-
ish my subject in another.
g1 Respectfully,
ELIAS BIRDsALL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
By TELEGRAPH
LFRoM YEsTERDAY's 3 o'oLooK ..EDIrIoN.l ]
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
Especial to the Journal
Proclamation by the Gov
ernOr.
DEPARTxEST OF STATE OF IEnIAxA, }
INDIANAPOLIS, f.pril 10. 1865.

DEPARTKEST OF STATE OF Ixn1AxA, }
ISDIASAPoLls, l.pril 10, 1865.
To The People Of Ind sna p.
Whereas great vic jries have attended
the Union arms in ie late campaigns,
whereby the rebelli has been klmost
destroyed, an rebel Government
driven from its seat TO become q wan
dering and contemplate thing, deprived
of all power and respect; do most
earnestly invite the people of Indiana to
assemble in their various Churches aud
places OF worship, on Thursday, the 10th
day Of the present month, and return
thanks to Almighty God for His great
blessing in giving us victory, and the
assurance Of the speedy return Of per
manent and honorable peace, in the re-
union and establishment Of the nation,
and | do most earnestly exhort them on
that occasion to contribate literally Of
their means for the relief of our sick
and wounded soldiers, many Of whom
are in great need, and whose recovery
depends upon speedy assistance.
Given at the Executive Department,
this, the 10th day Of April, 1865.
o. p. MoRros, ~
Governor Of Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
NOTICE.
Annexation of Territory 60 the City
of Ey ansvillesi


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Com
kN mon CouReil Of she, city OF Evansville. in
pursuance Of the pr9ylsiops 0f an Act OF the Gen.
eral Assembly Of The Stste Of Iudiana, approved
March 6, 1865, entitled act to amend the seventy
first section Of aet, entitled 'sAn Act granting 70
the citizens Of the town of Evansville, In the
county OF Marlborough, a city charter" /" approved
January ~, lS41, and to add supplemental Soc
tions to said act will, on the Goth day Of April,
1865, present TO the Board Of County Oommission-
ern Of Vanderburg county, petition praying for
the annexation TO said city Of the following de-
cribed territorys and setting forththe for
ameh annexation, Wig All that part Of the south-
st quarter Of seettsn nineteen (19), in township
si 90, range ten Q0) west, described as follows,
Wis: Commencing at the southwest corner Of said
ga lrter section, and running Themes north i've
haR dred and thirty $500 feet, thence east seven
hundrti and sixty-two (762) feet, thence south
i've hundred and twenty niue and O half (5291S)
feet, and fran thence vest seven hundred and six-
- lave and one fourth (T65l fset, to the place of
ba9inDing, being bounded on the north by lots
known as Isabelle Place, on the east by Sharpe's
EnlArgement, on the south by Stockwell's I'm
larEement, and on the west by a roadway. or
street, knowh as Brat Avenue, dividing ths above
described premises from the town Of Lamasco
City, now city OF Evansville, said territory being
contiguous to the city Of Evansville, aud not
plated or laid Of.
w. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest, A. PFAFTLIS, Clerk.
BY A. M. McGrif, Depy Clerk. mario. 3Ot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
Additional River Items.
TUESDAY xoos.

i r. *
We tAeught vhsa vs wsnl hous las. nishs shsl
y. us,ria have asiixAssi -wessAsr so.asy. ~
were sosssq&sntiyi sonsvh.t gsrpras4 e b
Aroassd as aaslisAt sy .as a@sAIns rals against
our windows. The rsin vas hsssy sad ooutlnasS
untiI . iAss hear IN the moraing. ana the day 1.
gloomy, with indisssiOss sS noss raIa. r8
Bnafnaas on ths Isvss 10 rather dali. and has
fietss frsight is Oasring.
TAs arrivals sinss lAss nisht wsss The Palestine
and hsfeurys NssAviIis 70 LoabviiIs, wm.
white. Posd river v EsAnsvllla; Armada, Calm
% xvaassill'; Lsni Lsoii. to core pIis; Js~sss,
Cfneinnati 70 O., Leais.
fAs Arssdx had . fAir trip up, bss the paaIe ia
SOLD end the eoassqusna stAgzaaioa An euslnsss,
gives bat iitila frsigAs 70 ssy sf ths boaas. ..
The Armada rsturns 70 Calro to.morrow.
TIE swim viDgsd Lsbsrsy No. 3 ts rsssayinr
soma frsixhts bua wiii ga iout Oomparssiv.ly
light RAsssag.rs by ths, Liberty VIII ana tie
most slsgant eoommodaEions and shs mos. ooar-
ssoas sttsation froa ksr elegant ssd aoessaplssk.
81 sfaesrs-c@pt. Yves Conner aud nd q. guaw.-
She vili leave promptly .. , o'eloek.
The Superior. Ne lsarn. wiIl lie over hare untii
Friday aEd maks fhsf the day 81 hsr dss.srtuss
haFysfsrp which We sstesm q vary ssnsihse ar
rangsnsai On sAs part Of Capt. Dexter. shlppsss
And pA-sengsrs vli bear this In miad and give her
= big TIP DhA p9iiiA 81 ia i4la4m13 eHa
The ldshOs Is nearly loaded And win ieavs this
evening fOr Asahyiiis. Aaordlng uasaasilsd ae-
consultations % pssssnssrs sad shippers.
The Leni ksotf rsszrnea from cora pie sOovs
this anorHinss and wiii ls4rs sortAwiaA Cor nash.
vile cegs. AscoHasn. sa ACCOMPLISHED ssatIs-
mai is in command.
The n. X. Dazksrsea viIi is4vs Sor Boviine
Grssn this sssaiss, and Uapsg DraakwAssr and
John Aaams vit give ssvssiai ssssatisn TO pas
ssngsFs.
The Jswsss. With big Trip fsr 81. Louis, has
inst arrived and 10 lying ss Cox q HumpArsy's
Nhsxs ooas1O4l lI vaTa T4a nfl4l ee5fT /
The Gan, Hnlisek tsaves tAis Ansrnoon scr |
Henderson. fN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
GuerriIIas in south CaroI,n..

New YoRK, April live learn from
Charleston that bands of rebel guerrillas
are moving about Georgetown and Sum.
mervilfe, S. c., and ~forces hav. been
sent out to clear the country of them.
They number about 500, and on the 5th
they made dash on SummeryiIle, cap
tured few negroes and threatened to
shoot every white man who had taken
the oath
Large amounts of cotton and rice are
reported to be hidden away on South
Carolina plantations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
vherever soy poriion Of Iee's army nay

wherever sny portion Of Lees army may
reside, and no legislation that is in vio-
lation of its provisions will be valid.
The only other law In force where
they may reside, is martial law, and It
is probable that law will remain in force
80 long as the foundations Of society
and Law remain. broken up, and dis
organized in the Southern states rs
they now are. No other law 10 practi-
csble-no other Law win fully preserve
public peace. As odious as may be the
term, the law of subjugation is the only
hope Of the Southern people to prevent
them from going into anarchy. Years
may elapse before the strong arm of
military power can be removed from
the rebel States. A hastY withdrawal
of our armies, and the immediate hand
ing over of the civil affSirs of the rebel
lious States 10 the men who have del
uged the country with blood and wruug
millions Of hearts with anguish, is not
to be thought of for moment.
Thus, view the correspondence be-.
tween Generals Lee and Grant as we
may, not crumb of comfort for Slavery
eau anywhere be found in il. The doom
Of that institution is sealed 1t will sink
10 its grave of eternal infany, bearing
With 1.-THE hopes Of hundreds of scurvy !
politicians in the Northern states, who
set up no claim to honor and preferment
lnder the old regime other than their
'ubserviency, and their fawning, cringing
obedience to the behasts Of their slave
masters in the Sonth
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

BG- The Cincinnati Gazette hoists a
spread Eagle" at the head of its tele-
graph columns containing the glorious
news Of the surrender of Lees arm y,
having in its beak the motto, 'For tae
country, peace; for repentant rebels,
pardon; for their leaders banishment."
There have been three rebellions in
this country, yet never has traitor been
hung As kindness has been pretty ef-
fectually tried, heretofore, would it not
Devise to refresh the country with an in
stance of judicious hanging for treason?
The rebel leaders have stolen money
enough from their people to enable them
TO live in banishment like lords. Jus.
tice would be better served BY making
several Of them ''pull hemp"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
From mN.worIsan.. .na mnhsr..

New YoKK, April 1.-THE steamer
Liberty from New Orleans, April ID, and
Havana, April 5th, has arrived AdVices
fsora Mobile are to the 18th ult, no later
than we have already had.
The correspondent of the New Or
leans papers say that Fort Spanish ID be-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
RUEEs AED REGUIaTI0SS1 81

l. Ne papers gttsu A~4yat the oca asr o. Ger
gFstaAkous eirsRlAtioa-
4 No navsrsi~@sai.. Local Aosiosar apaa.ia
srted unlsss prepaid or pay guAraaAssn.
= Advertisements viii never be aecompanied B
local notices unlsss eoatEAss Is nsds 70 that sct
aud value rsSsived f0s shs notios. sR ~
4. Nc Local Hstius, " however short, VIII
Inserted fOr issa than ona poliar each day. 20
;. Aa<riAsss, FunsrAi and Religious Notice.
@uss invarisbly b paid IN advance &c secure In
ssrtiOa.,.Sf ss.a
.. No dsdsieucy on the part Of carriers viii b
made good By the once. the oarrisrs fail to
leave papers = ordered and directed. they must
pay for ihsis earsleusasss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
SKIRTS.
N e w u kIRT
sh y6r6n naGA An'osssA e'3
1895 &S-. 1865.
rts st..S.s tal.allea Of A,AssIn I
HOOP SKIRTS. q

J. W. BRADLEY'e New Patent DUPLEX
BLLlPTfU Tor doubIe) SPRING SKIRT
WEST. BRADLEY b OARY, Qats J. 1. d o. J.
Msstl, SOLE PRoPRiEToRs AND MAUFAo.
TuhkRht RT Ohamhcrs,.. and 10 and 81 Reade
THIS dRvRARI0N. consists Of Duplex Cor
twol litptls bknai Bprings, ing gen louaiy braided
tightiy and nrmly together, edge to edge, making
ths toughest, most flexible, elastic aud darable
*. nns ifsS@ sss or s.:s
tAslr Hstfsss and beautiful shape twice as lODg
r.: ,ts; .
bkirt, Will b experienced particularly in ali
crowded assemblies, Operas, Carriages Railroad
Cars, Church Pews. Arm-ChAifa, FOR Promenade
sAd House Dress, ~ the skirt can be folded when
10 10 -: %:.I9g sael Plees " e"syats silh
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and oonveHtenps pf CNsgriHg thn Dnpiex IiiipEc
Steel Bpri1g Bkirt for = aiugls day, win never,
.svsr Afterwards willingly dispense with their use
Yer Children, Misses and Young Ladies' they are
They are the beat quality In every part, and un-
9usstionably the Lightest, Most Desirable, Com.
Portable Nnd Eoonomicai Skirt ever made. 'ETt3
woR AALR An. alR 1rst- -olass Stores In this city,
and threuBhnnt th0 UAilsd steios aud Canada
havan@as Gnbax aMexieo, south America, and che
west hnnAaH2H Hsugn hoaian erode sni 70 f7tA
INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ILLIPTIo
10 ahemgida. SKIRT. 1AflA p fFuaFa i4l
81 bHn isiiqna ,-IT 7lrnqxa aaGitug9 aat
Patent Duplex IlliptIc Skirt. .
isioIsfnoio5 c0k kBfrIkd ,Sll7 .i'l'If -, 80 r
MAswAmce, LiEhtnsas,, conaGprt and
90 s1EsenemysD
And unqaestionably the most desirable article
Vsdo, for Saisby
J.FAs. A. COOLIDGE,
ml4.Sm IL and 10 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

seigsd on tAres sides and nat fhe gun
boats were to open on ths other side.
Our loss has act exreeded from 80 10
% killed, and 400 70 800 wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
REMOVAL.

MB. &c. MIEGsT BEING COMPELLED 10
IVA yAcats his old stand on the corner Of hain
And First strsses, has removed larga portion Of
his stock 20 ths ST. Charles s@loen Ffrnt strosf
bafwesn Main and Loenst, WHARF be Will Be. plses-
ID 70 walt on his frtsnds until he can occupy his
msW atAnd, corner Locust and First m8H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
o. what Nice Dress Goods }

rs THE BEMARK OF THOSE WHO BAvE
A taken look at our stock Of fashionabIs Dress
9ooas. which are acknOwisdgsd 10 BE- the beat ever
efeught % thls city. Cons ali, and see for yenr-
selves Ne trouble spared 70 shsw ycn throprh.
'-' ~ sere. eCHAPKER a BUssIHG, = Z
q s. No. AZ and - hain Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
DRY GOODS, &c.
Silk MandlIas.

100 SILK MANTILLAs. RANoIFo IN
AOO prices from $40 70 $50. and com SrlslnR ths
latest Main Street styles" which are, of course
faors t.shloneble than Broadway, Just 0psned and
For sodAPKxR a BUssINo,
n r..t No. f7 and ~ Maln Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
SEED.

DRIME TIM0rHY SEED. ~ a94s DlA1
L 100 bnshsls Rrins Gorthsrn TInothy Esd
= HAYHURsT a WHFTxAKxK, s1s 4
nc No. WaAsr Efrsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
BLACK and Fancy siIks.

A LARoE STOCK OF vEKY oH0Ton BLACK
n and Fancy Dreas silks, snch a. 10 becousinx
q oar store, now vpen and marked 70 suit che
si1ss, At scHAPKER 4 BUssIEo'B, =
No. AZ and 40 Main strsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
NOTICE.
Annexation Of Territory TO the
CITY of Evanavilie.

s. GlLy OF 6YanAVllle. s r,..
MoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Nv Common Councii % the City % Evansville, 10
pursuAnee, Of the provisions Of an Act of the
Gene raj Assembly Of the Stats Of Indiana, hp!
proved March 8, 1865, entitled "a " Act TO ansnd
the seventy first section Of en- act entitled An
Ace gtantng to the citizens Of .hs town OF Evans
Yills, IN ths County OF fvandarkarRf CITY Chatt-
o., approved January q. ls4T, aud to add sup
pltmental sections 10 said act )" wfii on the goth
day OF April, 1885, presont 10 the Board OF County
Cennaissionsrs Of andorburgh county . pstftgon
prsytpgf Tor the aDnaxation 20 said City. the
tollewtng described territory, and setting forth
ths rsa1ons for sach tod wiz itkAs part
q the south east quarter OF section Ainatasn al
Sownship eix (e,) Range ten fi0l vest, dscfi bed
~ folloEs, viz: Commeneiag At . stons, q oornar
satabhshsd by the County snrveyor) on ths south
line OF said quartsr-seetlon, And hdioininK sha
Northern Eniargsmsnt Of the City Of Evansville,
and running thenopi bFs4nn gtrsst wsat, thee
hundred and eighty -four (5s41 feet; thence North
tive thonsan1 six hAnared and forty {1s4O) fsst 20
. stonsi thence East three hundred and eighty
and ssveB tsnths {ss0 7-i0D feet % stons and
from thsncs South, tive thousand aIx hundred and
iorfy (264o) fest to the plaoe OF bsginninG; said
territery being eontlgioua TO the City OF IYaua,
VILE, And not plattsd OF laid of. ~ IFD b
rAttsst-A PvAvrLfs, oIsrh, -
By A. M- Meorin, Deputy olerk. uff
= March 7os-eOt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
DRY GOODS.
Oh x esssdOhaXesg
Look Here EYerYhndY!

TiHE undersigned, having Just returned from
l. tbs East, bsgH Lave 10 inform his old patrons,
and as many others. that he 10 In receipt Of n
large. and Well-selectsd stock OF Ready Made
Clothing and Dry Goods, such as Bleached and
Unbleaohed Muslins, Caleoes, Delaines, Merinos
Jasonetg and Shaw b also the best styles Of Bal
moral skirts, and m assorted stock of Hooserics,
and Gcntiemens' Furnishing Goods; aIso full
and sell-selected| stock Of Irish Linens, such as
Table Cloths, Cover Towels, Napkins, German
Ginghams, and all kinds Of Check and FLANNEL,
Ladies and Gonkai Ha1AknrohieGsy &C., &C., which
offer at Wholesale and retail 10 the citizens Of
Evansville aad kbesurronhdinE scountry. and beg
leave Of the ladies and gentlemen especially TO call
IS they know j J. viii sell them goods cheaper
than amy other house IN the city.
mhlsn . .aa.mlasY ~ %. . J. COIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
BANKING.
70 the Stockholders Of the FIRST
. National Bank Of Evansville: :1q

AT RKGULAR MEETIHo or THE BOARD
"A Of Directors Of the First National Tank, held
April sth. 1855. Il vas ordsrSd that the capital
stock Of said Bank b incrpAsed $4,000 fhus
making the capital $500, ,000s that SiO8 900 IN
of sAid Bank, aud that . can b nads uDon az
stoekhslesEs fer gibos00e Of said Sacraass-e60O0c
TO be paid on or before May 1st $4,000 70 - paid
81 q tsIoEs ans lss and $5o000 70 b. paid on Or
osfeFs July lsts Ises-fha sun bsfnk fsr saeh eali
sz = szHognt sqaAl 20 % psr can't. of the present
stock 81 each sharsholdsr atg17 = -
NOV, in accordance With the above order. vou
ars nereoy aotined 70 pay into this Bsnk. for ehe
said tnere4ss Of its capital, amount equai 10 %
Psr osnt. Of yozr yfessnt stock on OF bsfors Nay
-, aaa al ed1ihezal - Per cant ON or before
os1ors July lst, 1885. And in defsult Of sa-h
paynsnea ypA Wit forfsit the right 70 % much %
Nd Ineraaae Of tks ezpItai stock As yoE h.il 70
~ iof. JAS. II. CUTLER, ~,
ao D7s4'i. +-.A s-5@ 1te-@ - Cashisr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
MEDICAL.
AND DYsENTERY. .
MAGUIRE's

Compound Extract Of Benne Plant
Is now universally acknowledged to be the most
snccessful and reliable remedy ever prepared for
the cure OF the above complaints, or any relaxed
condition of the bowels In either adults or child
rem. In our "circular" ~ilr be found the testi-
monials Of Col. Long, Gen. Pleasanton, Gen. Fitx
Henry Warren, Maj, Crane, Capt 8. Hoyt (now
Mayor OF New, Orle@nB), OF the U. S. "A. Western
Sanitary Commission, War Relief Fund Conmis-
sion, opinions o; the press " and steamboat off,
Gers Prepared only by ]. g. @. MAGUIRE,
Che eulists, St. Louis. ..---. =
Beware OF counteFfeits. -t#
L1CH, CARLsTEDT CO.,
agalts. Wholesale Agents,
mh2S, dem. zur Evansville, Ind.
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tBy rslsgraph.1 -
RAILROAD RECEIPTS,

1,r icy IeleGraph.l l-.u-, f
.r RAILROAD RECEIPTs,
THazn HAvrn. April II, tsss.
:. find bslow Lat Of freight forwarde1 By Train
No. Q, frp@ this plaess today. 7 8s0d - =,
..r.1 f.~u .4.. A. u. ROBBINS.
L Dixon, Dn booss. Kslisr W. brl
J 1risE, rolls lsather; Minor %, Ig bxs hooss
and { do shoes - ssnenla. ~ bxs eooIa, br
PepeF, nask oystsrsi 4 Kesslsr, 3 Lxs preserves,
bxa een6y, 20 oaps, q bfls nuts, 4 eAsk brf
sandriss; p .PretoTine, 3 bris eils / bale Isaac
Keen. bxs dry gooAs r vierItnk, bn druRs
N Elliott, a pkgs earpsty n a iCo0k, 1 hk4
hsms an9 sheulasrai 4 Belly lot hpusshold
fancy goods; yaqusss, y Ce, 3 hzs wooden vars,
Z bxs dry goods; Turasr . q. 8 bxs tiA1kinK;
hesest W, b9s dry Eoods II Hsrmaa, bHs
q Hart, I car hay Ma Lll - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
Spring MILLINERY.

T1ug!T RECEIVED AND ooMMEsCED
~ asking up at the "Bon Ton shop " of ths
west. "F 6CHAPKER a BUseTNG,
174 -faDg Ne. Al And - haia strSSts
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MEDIoAL..
WNZZZZ2Z

All the nedaeai men and the Press TeConlmend
DR.. strickland e Anti-Cholera Mixture the only
certain remedy for Diarhea and Dysentery IL
10 a. combipStton of Astringents, Absorbents,
Stimulants aud Garminatives, and fs warranted
TO effect cure after all other means have failed.
For sale BY Druggists General Depot 6, East 4ih
Street, Cincinnatis 0hie. mh10-2td lyw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-10

ira do Beef hams were quiet We have ohg to
report sales q 100 bills, a. SCI s2a cnl meats s
packages, a. 13Kc a 15kc for shoulders, and nc.
l34c. for hams also 100 vces sweet picked hams
~ .oc., to arrive bacon was quiet but without
for long rb, Ice For s Short rib ioc fof long
clear and l7c for short clear The lard market rgea
svery firm, but only moderate demand prevailed rne
sales Include 600 bbs and tcrccs at 164c i9c the
latter price for fancy and 800 ticrccs for June delivery
at issc, sellers option. Butter steady with sir
demand. Cheese was without any material change 10
value
PsrRoLEuu -Despito the decline in gold the market
transacted to sales amounting IN the aggregate to 800
barrels crude en- the spot a. a.e o r DarS
bonded at 54c and 200 barrels free at 73c 74c, the
market closing firm.
RicE.-The demand was limited. Sales OF 2l0 Days
spsLrra we notice small sales Of silesan and Lchigh
at Sc a SIC
SoAr-We notice sales OF $40 boxes CASTLE on terms
we were unable TO learn.
sUoAB.-Owing to tho decline in gold the demand for
raw limited and prices decidedly lower, sales
having been effected of fair refining Cubas at 10hc in
dcatng decline Of fully Nc per ID. Tho sales were
1871 hhds Cuba muscoyado on private terms, 700 hhds
do at 1915 for fair refining also 100 boxes Havana at
llc, and 900 bags Pernambuco on private terms Re-
soft ta yellow 7c IKE for soft wSse and &c. for
powdered, crushed and granulated
SAr-we have only to report GALES Of 1900 sacks
sskDs Glover was steady at sic. size. Timothy
was quiet with small salcs at IS 60 Lnsced in
moderate demand Sales 5000 bags Calcutta in Boston,
on private terms
SKINS Goat have been In active demand. and full
prices have been realized Sales $50 bales Maiamoos
there only moderate inquiry and have only 70 re-
port sales OF 900 lbs, Para on tes We quote
GossCT.mpcc lshc 4Sc Msassnoros 4cc s2 s
scutacoa Soc 35c Cape, S2c. 3to Deer Honduras,
45c. So, Vera Cruz, SO. ~ Central American,
sAagOssqra 500. Sc; Para, 90 f2ka per pound
TALLow was dull and heavy. Sales 10000 pounds at
Torac8 was id moderatss rsquess, bat holder werc
rasAet nrmar In .thetr preE9nsions Sales 272 hhds
prices we're wholly porSinafy 11cbCnsed
Pig was quite active and tho market was 1rrner
sales 600 slabs Stats hare and in Boston, ut 2Ic a27
gold, and go tons E1gsh II 2tc AKc., gold Banca
was 1rm, at 20c., gold. w
= waALssoSs. I'VE hear 81 10 saleG an ia.i
WHsxey. Receipts, sol bb,a Tho market was dali
and prices were fully ~ lower Sales $50 bos Western
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Only moderate milling demand prevailed for wheat,
and prices were nominally 1c &c. lower. The sales
confined to 600 bushels white Michigan at So 25
$500 do amber Michigan at 81 80 81 49, 5000 bushels
Chicago spring at 81 So and 1000 mixed wheat at 81 80
Rye, barley and malt dull and prces wholly
nominai,y unchanged The corn market was dull, and
we have to chronicle decline Of fully &c. per bushel
with sales OF Importance to report Oats dull
and decidedly lower sales having been effected at figures
representing decline of 60 So We quote Canada at
46c. 40, and Soc q 6Sc. for Jersey and Western.
CorroNLConsequent upon the fall In gold the market
was less active and prices declined about per pound
with sales Of 1900 bales 81 the following rates:- H