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The Evansville journal., 1866-10-11
STEELE q THsIBLE,

econd st.. Between Chestnut ana Cheffy
.E0 E 81 lf' scVansville, Ind.
SASH, DoOIsj, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LuMRkR, BOARDS, LATHs, Sc, OF every de-
cIiption constantly ON hand. Facking
Boxes OF Ali Kinds made 20 order. Saving
OF every kind done on the shortest notice.
aplS-lyl
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noata T.eaVlng h T64DAy.

! BoRcAInos-Ths EhaHner Ghptain Riiiy
Lowth, is the regular packet fpr sCairoat .
o'elocks to-day. She has superior aeeono-
dations for PassangeFSy Willie F0Nierand
George Nicholson are her polite and afftabts
eIsrira sJE lRi9nHi1tA bpauhln> hG tfH
AaFeai iLouiaVaLISy+srhs neat and elegant
Rose Hits IL the regpiar naeiiboat 90 Louis-
Vile this evening, The popular oficaf,
Captain Aaron haflhrd, Ia Ia cofntnRnd,
and George aFatteFSong assisted by y easie
Jackson, Ia hsr clerk. glaaeraxe s75d IL.
q Fon EAsFrpRT.-The fsst and elegant
packet steamer Phantom, has entered the
trade az 4 regular weekly packet, bstWeen
thIs port and EastpOrt Mississlppi. She,
leaves for the latter place al 4o'eleek this
evening. The PhahloJn IL "A neat and
Ataahelliy buiitboat. and Ohsof the fastest
ON the river oaptn H0dge Brown N her
eKpeTieneed aud popular eommandar and
Tom Wilson is her, accomplished, clerk.
Passengers and shippers may Feiyson the
hloatlp iaspant attentions. Let her he well
nafroufzcd IH..H ~ ~. tl 4 - ~
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WEED & FUQUAY,

Main street, between Seventh and Eighth
EVANSVILLE. IND, ''''
~EALERs IN DRY GOODS, BOOTs
- and shoes, Hata-nnd1capa,C Clothing,
Netiens, &C. ue23 6na.
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-11
DRUGS.
w. u. Mebberd.

W1mYsICIANs' PHEscnlPTIONs
carefully compounded. strict atten-
Hon given 20 business, and orders sent by
servants or children,
Fancy and toilet articles OF all deeerip-
tions Very cheap. apriS Il
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CHARLES RABCOCK & 90.
Coach 4 Saddlery Hardware
No. ~ Main street.
Notice to TAXPAYERS.

Evansville. July 2, lSa2. j.
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-11

AFWVNNW w NNNFN n w VT"
MYOTl6R ~ HEREnN GIVEN TO
~ the taxpayers of tho city OF Evans
Vile, that have received from the Clerk
OF the Common Council OF said city the
Tax Duplicate for the year 1885, and that l
am now ready TO receive the taxes con-
thined In Nnid duplieate. atItV
An persons who pay their taxes in full
within thirty days rom this date will be
entitled TO IA diacount of three per cent of
the alnounti and those paying after The
expiration OF thirty days, and Within sixty
days from this date, win be entitled 10 "A
discount OF one and "a half per cent. of the
amount. .ls
My once In at the building OF the City
aud Third htrenfa. NNfF'l'
JOHN ACHunERT, ciAy Collector
Evansville, sept ~, 1866. Ieepis d2w
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Among the ffrst boats due here are the
Nightingale, ana ieanna No. z, for
No., Louiss Golden Eagis. Importer, and
Lorena, foF Memphts !, Celeste. w, a.
Caldwell. Hpnfsyiiie, Charleston. and
Rose Ifahbietsh fdf Little Rock; IHdi-
ana, from New Ofieansj Lady Franklin,
Emperor, r, W. stradeT, ana stlgsFe spray,
for New orleans Rose Hite, fTom Lpeis.
vile; sain, Orr from Cairo " '''' as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

opened at advance OF 40 Sci sales 1T - 10 8, Is for
No market closed unsettled at decline OF ac sales at
~ 10 81 l0 for No and u 75a 81 ~ for No. Corn
active and advanced 2c. &c. saes CSC. 6sc for
or NJ To-; sales q $40 s4szc for No Provision.
dull Freights advanced &c closing at I6o l6c
Y Esuso Receptacle 600 bills four ~ 90 bushels wheat
u 600 bushe,s corp $500 bushels oats Shpmenss 90
bbls Hour 4oO buAhes wheat lbl 900 bushels 1900
bushels oats.
Flour active; sales S0 bbis at Si rs FOR No SPRING
Sis 70 for red winter S - FOR white SIS asia rs for dou
pie extra wheat auo and unchanged sales, 900 bushels
No Milwaukee club At 81 20 Corn Inactive. Barley II
good dernand sales % 600 bushels Canada AZ 81 la 81 90
Rye quiet at 81 for Canada and State Canal freghs
unchanged Lake % 060 bushels wheat 10 coo do.
barley 1900 do Canal EXPORTS 0UJ bbs dour 100
bushels wheat l66.0 900 do. barley.
TOLEDO Oct. H. 1864.
Flour quiet. Wheat-saies white Michigan at ~ 90;
amber, " s2ls No spring 81 49, extra do 81 40 Corn
&c. axe better: sales so u 81 &C. mixed Oats
5ac better; sales at Tc for No l. Lake freiehts quiet
and unchanged
Flour unchanged and Arm. Mess PORK xsl 10 s32;
ket lrm. Lard aecl ned 70 lSc. i5Sc. Gold l+73i.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. IA. lsd6
Flour firm. wheat active 81 ~ 81 so for No. q Corn
advanced lie. Oats quiet at 3ec for No. Reccpts20O
bhis. -four TOO bushels wheat shipmenss-4,0U bbs
PHrIA rHrA, Oct. II, 1866
Breadstufs firm with advancing tendency Flour FIRM.
wheat rm; red 50 80 IS Isl whe SO ~ Rye 81 35 Corn
firm; yellow, 81 TO- Oats higher sales a sc be Coffee
quiet Sugar quiet Mess pork 38 SO Lard lslc. ls1c.
Whisky steady st UNCHANGED pr,ces Stocks ffin Penn
sylvana State lives 96f Morris Canal 81 Phladepha
Erie Railroad 32ss Reading Railroad 1915; penasyiysn
Railroad 5oz.. Gold 1885
wuwrSGrov, Oct, IL 1883
Crude turpentnc steady and unchansed Spirits tirpen-
tine advanced: sales al Gffc 6s.c Rosp arm - So
Tar--Sales Ut 81 20. Cotton gc. for middiing-
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~ Aisssy, Oct y, isss
garAh.n 81 ~ "A A. ~ sLz-61c Cor Western Cnr-.
sAes Nr sasseis ~ Gc IN story. BsreyHsiss ~ 80
~ % 81 ~ ftr ruwed star 81 T fcef
fesst o. ~ ss n fas Canada west shipped " ioy,-
1Cl bashsis cor1, Aocl fot skest, lS.Vo DO. hsey.
,; fwo Do. osts. ard q, ON 40. re.
r.s. .ets,.: sA.s Loo bbs Il iii . 1cs No isnx
~ sfH - FOR toutle sr,ss western whiis sii NJ ~
,ls sser bushels a o. for No 2Chscago sp-'ns
STRIVE and 81 - a. Cor white Canada and Milwaukee
~ cora ytry active Gales yl508 hshsis, crsnug ~
.ic for Va snsss- Tor No and advancing % - tor
anr 4 Two sold rS&c No T. .'o.-
no .rst sfssr shs rsv YORK report Oats-sales ioso
hrsk-is Nnwsutee 81 Ne Barley dull four rosed STATE
nal Porh lard and whistler unchanged Canal fro shls-
West I:r, isc and o.ss gc % New YORK R.1pts
iaS iS bushels, CON- IE bushels; ossa eets bu.hs,s
susht, scrs. Sos Ise snshsls. Data 81, go bushels.
CHioseo Oct. ~ iSs
Izr nm 4 n = AL ~ fer w11s saNAA SAsAi
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rsf LAST GREAT FIRE IN TIVE OIL sfcloA.

Hr,,,.f 2, 1's Msssyss Ssrs 3; s.s ~.
sir s. Terrls: T"nnsss",io", &c. "
idouto October f2 Correspondence Of the Phiisdclphs
Abou. one o'clock hi, s.,erasop we v.rs startled nv
what --ernod 70 he very heavy but distant, peal 81
thunder arising from the bursting 81 ak hundred bar
rel storage tank, belonging the Dennis Run and New
YORK OF Company. and uandirg az tho rhonpscn
we'll lease No. A Of heir property, more gsrcr
ally Anc.n s The syn, e., tract Tbs Wen IL, ' 81
down With such force a. 10 rise npcn the op-
polite hank some disance 70 the Ryan well, where
icnicd from the engine, tho flames following back %
TN Thompson wall WHERE there were slil two tanks
containing sir hundred barrels moro. IN one nsant
- u s' 81 me ssn ssn rs y @ s
ere king And roaring vita fairy thai can Gully nsl
rvnl.1sd by one who has witnessed q Not less thsu ,
down Is. narrow valley crryns ds.ruosn vita 4
and ss each additional tank poured oui its content.
the resoh Of Che eye Clouds Of deass black smoke
hned he stmosphsre. spreading the intsuiscncs
.n as'p nu,ss ,s'1 .sps % :ssss
Tho ntense heat created high wind, IN fact gale,
which In ts turn addcd % the fury and d~ructiyeuess
Of the hrr Men 9Th their clothing saturated with oil,
and who had been comps'led % make their esraps
through the dsmss we're aeon rushnx wildly IN various
direeiions many o. insm badly burned too Of whom
have ncs died and hor.s tied firmly to The scattered
ttoes unable to osrsra ti the bitehing straps we're
burned, either burned 70 death crsc nearly 70 -
"a rendes u humanity 70 kii them The whole scens
WIS II - terrific character 70 bcgr,r description,
snd rnlght wall erterpr sing artist ~ hiatt
ior 3 nsw illustration % the frfovr.
tfpcn the Dennis aud New York Cornptays pro-
psry The wells destroyed were The Toomrson, Uabcs
and Huniir, Ryan, Barker, reftou Hsincs, nos.
and Gilbert and Hart, ur'u the Dineley reserve were
tho Shussr snd bingham wells; upon the New York
sua Allegheny Company were the elocem, Rising sun,
Onondasa engine house, Keep. stsrro~ nemlum, Nos
and 2, rnroleum, Nos and o. pcrsss, Lake Erie aud
Clark uelk
Toe rect loss Of property not ic~s than ahundred
thousand dollars. With check " production OF cute ~
much though long before the Games exnnguished,
o. rshsr had worn themselves out fcs van, Of fs con-
ta made Tor lumber - replace the buiidnss, and
before nignt closed In large numbers OF men ARE a.
WORK jgging the ruins Tho gream, from the bum
ina district 70 The river, Afforded rsch harvest 70 The
usual numbss n dippers, the oil ran down several
inchcn deep ard doubt hundred barrels
thus saved Tho win fali heavily upon many who
had rot yc fully recovered from the enecs ~ the are
stty days sro but tns 10 fu Of tho many chanoe- n
RiSprsS ~ ~ niGs i've slns;s si - ~ osssstas
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Iue mAlnr SUICIDE MYSTERY.
Discovery Of the skeleton OF the Missing
Girl.

Discovery Of the skeleton Of shc Missing
Girl.
We Hnd the following sad story in tho Lewiston (de)
II viii DO remembered that on May a3d last Miss
Greene, aged twenty-two years. daughter Of Jonas
Greene OF Peru, Oxford county mysteriously left
school at Kent's Hill, came TO Auburn, where she
stopped few hours at the Elm House. and left In the
mid-aftcrnoon, apparently In tears
She next aud last seen in drug store IN tbs CITY,
where she purchased two and half ounces OF corfs,ve
sublimate--a quantity SUFFICIENT TO destroy many ves
II was believed that the unfortunate girl comml'ted
suicide and dilgent search was made Tor he oody Ia
the woods In this vicinity aud ia the canal aud adjoining
towns. All efforts TO discover her remains were now
ever, futile, and he agonzed trends OF the missing
girl gave up all hore Of seeing her alive and nearly
all hope OF ever discovering her remains.
Saturday morning, as Charles Lewis aud his brother
were out hunting At White Oak Hill East Auburn, they
ACCIDENTALLY stumbled upon tho remains OF human
body N an advanced state OF decomposition. There s
no doubt u IL the body OF the missing girl
the head was supported on tho right arm thn , iegs
pearcd, leaving mere skeleton in clothes. black
straw hat was lying near having probably been blown
was streaming hther and tbther over Il In the wind
The body was clothed with cotton dress with a blue
wooen border hoop skirt and cotton skirt, shoes and
stockings. was without drawn Over her shoulders
o checkered shawl hinged tightly aud held around
her throat, though shrinking from the cold and
deavorng to protect herself from H. The proof
conk was stretched on the rock ear by which, 1t Is be-
heved had been blown by tho wind from her shoulders.
The shoes and stockings were in perfect preservation
Near by was reticue, in which were found memo
randum book penholder and pm. an empty inkstand,
hair BRUSH nail brush, two solnd pocket handkerchiefs
pair og new gloves and brown veil.
DR. Tnnis was summoned before the remains were
touched and gave his opinion that the deceased proba
bly, survived from three SIX hours after taking poison
the probability tina, she died by poison berg increased
by the accidental discovery Of apothecarys circular
near by in which IT Is likely the poison had been
wrapped DR. H. thinks that the position Of the body
indicates that the deceased died without great suffering
az II was found in the most easy and natural reclining
posture.
From tho memorandum book and all other articles in
her possession she had apparently removed all positive
testimony 70 her identity. Several leaves
from the memorandum Evidently they may have
borne she wished 10 conceal. Her dcsre TO de-
stroy her very Indicated by the letters she
addressed 10 her school class IN which she begged her
classmates 20 forget her.
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S HiP PIN G NE w S.
puHT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER ". 1866.

Clcnred.
sier,nship cry Of Cork tBr) Brdgrnan. Liverpool via
sieains hin Eagle Greene Havann--Ciarrson Allen.
steamship NiDnsionks, Dubois New orlcans-N II Brig
s,samship Wilmington Spencer, Galveston Williams
Steamship Cumberland Robinson, Wilmington, NC A
Whitney.
steamship Dudley Buck, Partridge. Newbern Nc-Mur
Steamship Automatic Bourne Norfolk. City Point and
RichEoud- -Iiynsaion Fo1 CO:
saip Lonis Henry tBron>. Teseler, Bremen-Funch.
ssrS Gabriel SPrus, gocteller London-Funch Msincke
Balk Johann Martin CrusI. Beniz. Antwerp-wm Salem
Ban Anne Maria rruse, Bsrices. Ros.erdanFunch.
Ms nIs, : 4 Wends. o..s... .,s,. c
Barx Joseph Weir tBr). Fulton, Buenos Ayrcs-H De-
Barf Alice Tainter CBl Maray, Buenos Ayrcs-smith
Rarr luindsro lBr, stsnwooa seuvia.-rhompson
Bark Mary Luaetia. Bowers. Apalaehicola- 4
mig Time 4 Money sHop Balston, Cork for orders
nrig Milvanksrc o. Br.qrwn, Barbados s ,.c.r.r.
Bis Heroes tr), Blacket Lagaayra and Porto cabelio
Mig Briss csr, Marshall csnfueeos-rowler Jova
Bri. Florence, Rst.bun, Gslvssi9nu u Mallory Co.
sris Lima nm sa,anashlaurray We Fs ri. Co.
Brig Ocean Waye Sylvester, Charleston -Benty. Smith
brig u Young. I'll .ou. chsrieson.w II Robson.
schr Grand Pro tBrl, Angus, Wolfsile, Ss-H DeWoh
schr D Gillespie CRr), Smith, Windsor Ss-D X Dewon
schr IIono tBr, Canning. Parsboro-D Dewolr 4 Co.
sehr i II DAY sanndera Savannah--Rackett. Tooker
SthrIIeicne Halloci. savannah--N l. NcBready GO
Shr Maria Tall, Garfield. CharlestonBrockway Baker.
sehr sarah iana Anderson City Point and PeieFsburg-
schr Ella Jane, Watts. Norfolk M Bedel.
Sshr oI,ys itayw"od wxnan. Ranaor--R sncs Co
schr senator. Faulkner. BostoaRicSct, Tooker Tay
sehr Helen. Perry, Sew Bedford, Ferguson : Wood.
Arrived.
Steamship Mon gomrry, Fsisylo,h, New Orleans Oct
Delaware tiiy lhlh with dse and passengers 10 Low
into Delaware city for supply coal inst on SOM
brefc large ship wi loss offoretorgaaanas, main
steam ship ousker city wep Charleston Oct 3D. with cot.
ton lee Ne and TO Arthur feary Experienced
high head seas nd strong hoIhs gales taa entire passage
saip Harvest Queer Hutchinson, Liverpool. Sept !? with
strong Gales lie whole passage se "a ist q a.
Ion - 30 bark Tgckner tBr| bouns u 18th inst lat
= Z. ss q p sp 5anisi@a T rn, lying TO-
n days with coal 20 Brett. Son Co. Been days W or
Mo1.als with strong NE zsies
ser n Denng. Bcsrdnap, Ehxabctlport for Hartford
sebr J {. crocscr Iresty. Taunton.
s o sGIe sos Froviaenc. n FOR fRsslph
schf Scranton Gsiwln. new Haven for ilizsh-tap,rs.
schr i King Erockway. Portland, c.
schr Eseile. Ewood. Southport,
sshf ear l. Butler, aondeui Cor r.s,ydenc.
Schf Meteor. Lothcr. rondou. for Boston.
Costs Rics. rnrber. hence fcT Hong
Kong Itth net returned 70 pot this morning n~yisK cur
@ zoe ,s sseI s on a, s"nsy iron o. M -hsn
SLIP Mar.non Bears. hence 18th tor San franclscn
returned 81 conseencncs o. having discovered the ship be
leaking and tine pumps ehoksi.
sailed.
Steamships Perrs kleppo city o. Cork, ragir, Abr.
made.
wind At sunset Wv, nsht
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Marine Disasters.

srslpsat- Errl~ which cid at Wilmington SC 18th ms,
Ss srSpssr vas loose on ss. 81
% r rsp q M ar, rra, ssgd u s' ,.. ~.
two or iAres esys.
crs,. e, xesi; before ,.por,es ps! ,sss
paired
srylsswr- xxutS.ro- from New Orleans for Boston
pat iato Charleston l7ta ins, with los. OF rudder.
sr,ss.s- IersA secrs IRON, No,shesa Guy for Nsv
so, ana sh'rp-d . great deal d water,
MsssAs (Btl Foihcrel nj Now Orleans from
lssroo .aa aeensown reports having taken the burt
ss sson 10 MI. "a n. ..swsrs ~ Abseo
the ship received no damage
40 ss Il. r % s s Gag. p
SSersl. Fis aud WI become total lcss
nsss Gscs:. n,ssss r,om f.on. :, x.. 'Gs ssw
yesisd. EnconH''ted very hss'y weather but docs not
Bass sxsEoys tswe,-csp, Scso,a Of brig Nellie Move,
wheh ssy.d heiow savannah !iih inst reports having
s A. 6sass from Ss. Z 70 ssr foa rs. s Ss
e sol. Of pros sions c.s. .nppsa her vita what he
pesI o. st,s . Sins q fsss 81 ~s,.r ~sss
90 ss sss k ;'q rs
ss Dcisvs, sro.sss..r E. leaking yer hour.
B.rs msurosy- The o.rsc q The bark Msythcrn from
Il ds:i.s ~ss founs 70 ss maj Tor rssscssst The so5
As. has been abAndonsd aud As vessel would proceed 10
Rr,e soss HA.nrcs OF Sev rst. before r-psredi
ssAnaons<. vas from Rockpor, Ne. for Nov Orleans
Bsfe Aarss wiiy from york for Csrdenss pu into
Chsnscr saturday having Lost ssss eana and Spar
Ia . hurricane ID inst.
Bixn X LcrsnAsr CHr,. from Havana fer New ycrs.
vanass M n ~ssrs sSs vii be discharged and repaired
Bpa A BRlp-rs-, feom n MARKS for New yort. with
cotton lumbar and osu pvt into Savannah 10th inst las be-
r-por.d ~i.h Ices % forsiopssAnt INST msiniop
man overheard DUNG the gale.
BMs Bl,cn.sp Tcs,s-, Hcves. frcn Baltimore for
rated A9x vas buiis u Hs-ngon Ne IN lisa snd hailed
from Bo-tor.
Bsio JosxyB pisvr SsysrsA for Baltimore, a
fnsgaa 2sth uit IN . disabled condition.
rss na before reported ashore 81 fenwch loaded
viii fnmbtr and cotton
scrr n Baswrn. before repo,,ed sans was from
Pom nod NJ of and for Easport Thompson naster She
wssS ions rrser, and. win hsr cargo, vas mostly In.
s1fcd
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agS.s.: xsI'; &c., EdE;ssss g.p.s ie.,. aeaaA
Dying Arrow dniaso Red Beach, LOUIS Hs Su uon
MAcHIAs OCT is-sld bark Normand xcrnsosb R,v., a
NEW ORLEANa Oct lo-Arr sssamship Nex,e., fn,V
Fothergll. Liverpool via Quecnstown. VT
steamship 81 Louis. Boston; barb Jennie Cobb
NEwBERN. NC Oct ls-Arr schr Palma, Brewster, ssu
lev. rHladephis: October. Scott NYork -'se' Asr
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 15-Arr schrs Silver Magnet Pen3
n.y. Providence; Eiwood Doron jarvis Providence; y
Young Young Weymouth Shaw, Reeves, Boston; North
Pacific Webb Provdence; Minnesota Anderson, kHAyen4
clifford Jerroll Boston. Cid barks Imperador P0wer
PernAmbuco Rssiless shedon Demersra; orias VIM Rob
ass c,a1s9 ~
PORTLAND, Oct barr ship samose Mccobb. Wiscasy
set; schr Caroline Farnsworh Huckns NYork for Lubect
steamer Drgo, Sherwood NYork Sid ship Banchsrdf
bark Eugene: briggs Poledn Knight, NJ A berry.
PORTSMOUTH. Oct II sid schr II Peterson. English,
PROVIDENCE Oct ls--cld schr Josiah wh,sehouse on,
KEEP sata Ga Sid schrs George Fales Nokerson Phia
st MARKS. Oct 6-Arr achr : @ Evans Jayne. Nyort.
SALEM, Oct l5--Arr briggs Nazarcne Br) Gnptip Gov;
Bay. CB, Tor Work Potomac, Snow, Bangor for do.
SAVANNAH. Oct 12Ar briggs Nellie Move hiahols Cars
den bradshaw, 81 Marks Fla for NYork put In 10 dis
trcss; revenue cutter Nansemond Colcsbury from
paired her maehinery) brgs Minnie Miller Morton Kspnss
bunk: Newbury. Howes ST Marys Ga.
WILMINGTON, NC. Oct N-Arr schr D Tn omp son.
Foster, Boston, At Quarantine 18TH brig Stephen
Tyler from Galveston. CID Sept l5 schrs Nelly Potter
somers, Boston; Walton, Ingraham Newburypori
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s~lc1 Oh description of
u szceFi small psve's from second hands lolbts.
Ho.dars were very iisr, a. sstardsy's aacsnf,ous
woisssy.A sodsras demand prev allied feg ANAL lots
ale ., 30 bai- mnsccvsdo a. e W. e:--,saf.ugd
snt mitsd IT, a. essyci, &c a.. nnuscoysfo tS
81 f1rsl REQ, ~. fN.. Nav orleans, aoc ssr.
fEovIsipSs, Receivts, le,eT irrs ~ noss. There
ssNer frncs- rcepube in the PORK ye-tcr.
hus fheT~ ,alg moderate burncss transacted at
toe pfcYnlnen the sales The b,sns conunei 20
80 hslA q ~ u 81 Is for pew sncss clo.iuz al
81 80, cssh ~ o. pa d.. snc - ~ for prime also for
rtafe ttvery ss' hbls new msr ~ * u for ocsohsE
selers option Bee, ~ moierate request and frr.
rscs ~ hb~ "a sts - for aud ti2 ~
o., "A 10 pip 10, vecf hams duh norirsi
~ sss ~ bacon have 10 report ssiea~f 90 to,-s
~ e.s iur snert citosd srd 1875 i4c fsr Cunber.
hand ctr Cut afs moderate demand sssdy
" Ia rcr hams and 10 slsac. for shoulders sth
ses - 80 rkgs ~thln The Dress~d hogs t~
snA ae.vy 81 llso uc Tor Western. The lard mhrket
LEA 4uls End scsfosiy arm ss.e- 900 bols. Al 10
cDfr9 raiis ARD &c &c for state, and 20 . ~ f5f
wss'sra sfcese wss heavy At Toe alike
r-tYers-rr uctce sales OF oIO01 les ~ fsfke 1sc,
49, llta Ire sressr a. i0c- n To
Thu sa4fket continued heavy. Without decided
shsukt ir Frees The GALES cemrrse 80 bids 81 Zoe.
is iof tuts, ,ni i.c i3hr for lorto Rico. aud 40
N.fars lN I3c We quots,-inferfor common
rsasas = aseo ~ 20 far e sosd rennps less
80 ssscr ssi hsris sslnas vita sncaly a is.a
igs, as sofi white =, fr,lc siyssc
lao. ltnshsnssd Gales 10000 10. 81 l2s.c
sa..rs -P-cepss scs bsls To. usrse, w,s aui., and
only lep9Ft ases OF 100 bbls. bonded 81 sia
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- III, wNeat Market activs and It. p higher,
wh sales N0p els a. ~ for white Canada - u
q "a Tor Chicago and Milwaukee,. - - Tor white
McnsAn sni saeO - Tor amber state. Corn wss ~ tsc
eipDrt dcmrnd aud r.incs further advanced e. u.
per hushei TIE s,isS axgr-slcL 10000 bushels,
%. y u for shirgirx mixed Western sfcst. eyc.
\ 19c Tor do. stcre, VIC. 80. for inferior,
81 o. for White Testrsn sud % FOR wcsts5n vel.
low Oats siso higher TIM prices obtained
ndstins adssurs o. luy 10. bushei; s.les cjss
bushels, - t o. Tor Milwaukee,. a. 90. for saste I'D
A.. ttr fpv old s1i Chicago or scderste sales
OF wes-so 1t ~ is Sr old. Barley active
demand and s1s-a steady 9TH sales Of ssoo bushels
81 lsa 81 Il for fcnrroed st.lr. 81 !. Tor do,
81 - for choes Csnad. Vest barley Issls dnll; 900
bushels IA brought ~ %
oIIcx Neglected and holders in orier 90 cell
obliged sbfn, To further decline aud the closed
heavy ut the evis.f pcisloos annexed. The
wee 40 bales feceip.s ~ bales. We quote
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COURT cAlENDAR-THls DAY.

SUPREME cousr Cmcur Part Nos 2s35. 1851,
23i 2sJ3 2s45 2347 1853 1885, 1857 1850 1889, 237l
2s7 2s75, 23S3, 1856, 239I, 1893, 1885 Part HINos
1917 .097 1868 1885 503 1872 1881, sl3, 1913, 1921
$685. 1894 2lo5 1885, 1926 1905 1906 2l41, 22os 230e
sutREss CoCRr-Spgci.L TERa--Nos. ITO, no. 1885,
I63, lG6, 225, 226 TO 231, 233, 236 TO $50.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MKnarsnAY. ocl. If-s p. 4

WfDsIfflAy, ~
Receipts, The market for pot sctsc
aud arm at ~ % q so Pearl steady at SIS "a
SgEspsrrrrs.--fecsi,ts 6G5 bps -four, lTi0 do.
neal, g. o bushels wheat, 1850 do. 1870 do. oa.
81 do. barley. There activity n the
Tor Nes..rn -four advance from Sc
~ per hb srabshe the market closing firm a. Vic
sivsncc, With IL bbIs the revised quota
snnexcd included ia the sbove ss,es O0 bpls. Ter-.cd
state, sola 40 So southern Hour active
steady: saics 5 bbs Rye four unchanged in every
respect the market being ocrse;y active and fra; sslcs
Gu bbs 30 ~ 10 81 20 Corn meal inquired
and notice safes u SO hbs q % * for Brnudywsc