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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06
Gem. MeredIth CoMhIded.

"Mscl," }" the Washington correspond
ens of the Cincinnati Commercial, is re-
sponsible for the following account of q
cowhiding affair at Washington: "a
General Sol. Meredith recently ap-
peared, as he thinks, no doubt, to great
advantage in cowhiding affair at Rich.
mond, Indiana. He made hero Of
himself, in his own estimation, by at
tacking man who was entirely unpre-
pared for, such an emergency, in man
ner that does not stamp him as a very
courageous person. The General ap-
pears before one of the city courts to-
day, as the personation Of an entirely
different character in a perform anee
very similar to that in which he figured
so conspicuously in Indiana. In fact,
he appears as the prosecutor of q young
man, about half his weight in sseoirdu-
pois, who be alleges, terminated a per-
sonal controversy with him at the Ma
tionaI Hotel last summer, by resort to
the drgunsentuns ad b1cuEiRuns. The
facts, as nearly as / can get at them,
are these: While Meredith was in
command at Paducah, he offered re-
peated indigHites 10 Colonel Mcbride,
of Ohio, for no other cause, as the
Colonel alleges, than that he (McBride)
was commander of negro regi-
ment. "On one occasion" says the
Colonel, Meredith was about to give o
party in Paducah, and issued Invitations
freely to all the officers under him.
just before the event came of, some Of
the secesh women of Pa6ncah notified
Meredith, that if officers of negro troops
were to be at the Entertainments, they
must decline gracing the occasion, as
they did not consider such gentlemen
it company for Kentucky ladies. Mer-
edith Immediately withdrew the invita-
tions he had extended to Mcbride and
others, In order to remove all obstacles
to the charming presence of the snuff
dipping aristocracy, and of course his
conduct was regarded as an insult to
every officer affected by bis unmanly
trucking to q contemplate prejudice.
This and other matters of like spirit
were duly debited to him in Colonel
McBride's mental ledger, but no favor
able opportunity for q settlement occur!
red until last summer, when the offe n
ded and the offender met at the
National. Mcbride spoke a few words
TO Meredith, who replied in spirit oi
pacifcation, evidently not expecting
what was go soon TO follow. a cowhidI
leaped as if by magic from the breas
of Mcbride to the back of the General
upon which it reappeared at intervals o
few seconds at least twenty times
The stalwart Solomon was as q lam
before = Dutch butcher--he raised no
his hand and scarce opened his mouth
but after the manner of little boy VIII
runs off to tell his mamma, ne slarte'
for Judge Wyle's court, where he en-
tered complaint against Mcbride TO
ASSAULT The case has been continue
from time TO time until to-day, when
10 set for trial. szsa8 oa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

FOREIGN INTEREST IN TIE PUBLIC
DEBr-General Spinner, by authority Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, tranenits
regularly to sll foreign Consuls the
monthly statement of the condition Of
the Treasury. Several of the foreign
Ministers have requested that it be com.
municated at the same time to their
Goyernments. This will be done by the
same authority. The German States al
take deep interest in the matter, anG
their representation here have so i'm
formed the Government. tsr.f Fe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

Nav YoRK, Jan. 5.-The Herald s
Washington special says, the Secretary
of the Treasury, in reply to the spplica-
tions of drovers buying cattle in Cana
da, informs them that the terms Of the
Act of Congress prohibiting the import
alton of cattle are very decided, and
leaves nothing to the discretion. Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury. He says,
moreover, that the Act. of the 18th
does not apply to the transportation of
cattle from one part of the United States
to another via Canada AIHss 1a41atE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06
Naval Hnsnitai .Fnnd.

New YoRK, January 5.-The Times
Washington special says there is now
deposited in the United States Treasury,
to the credit ofthe Naval Hospital Fund,
for the reliefof disabled seamen, nearly
$40 000,000 The interest Of this SUN
is almost sufficient to defraY the expenses
of the hospitals and ssylums already
established
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

New YoRK, Jan. Sex President
Millard Fillmore and. lady sailed to day
in steamer Europa, for Bre9t, intending
to spend the winter in Spain, on account
of Mrs.. Eillmore's declining health
Prior to their departure, they engaged
passage with Mrs. 0scanyan, for the
Mediterranean expedition which is ex-
pected to leave this port on the 18th Of
May next, and which they hope to join
somewhere in the Mediterranean. sta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

BosToN, Jan 5.--Ths Supreme Judi.
eial Court Of the Commonwealth by in.
dictment against Francis o. J. Smith,
the defendant was indicted for wilfally
and corruptiy procuring one Charles
Northrup TO commit the crime of perju.
ry. The Jury returned a verdict oi
guilty, but to certain Of the instructions
of the Court, the defendant took excep>
tons. The exceptions were fully ar.
gued and the Supreme Court has now
overruled them and affirmed the rulings
and verdict given by the lower Court.
BuFTALo, Jan. 5-Carrington, con.
vic.ed for the murder OF policeman Dill,
last winter was hanged to-day He was
but twenty years old .,......''.s....
q Weather here and East very cold.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06
ISHIE fE Eo1zE Is
sA OFT
DIR. EAsTERLY,s
VEGETABLE PAIN killer

WILL CUBE BRUISES. sPRAfNs. HEAD.
~ Ichet Toothache, Sore Throat, Collie, Chol.
sras cramps OF spasnls, Cholers Borbus, Dysep.
Pain IN the Fsce. Paintsrs' Collie, ARue Ia tn
FScf, Pain in the Back and Lin s., and. IN fact
wherever i = applied pain eanAot exist.
Inls is the most speedy and efltaeious medi.
cine ever discovered 10 relieve persona
pain II ls used internally and externally. wIes
never-iailing success. AS family n edisine II h
DR.. EastsrIy's Pais KfIIsr /. tbs ,,... r..s.
known for Cholera. Should that awfr, seo,,,.
egsin visit the United States, as It is feared H
WI I every family should supply themselves with
disease Price rs cents rer bottle. y '-S
rrepa cd and sold by DIR. g. Easterly a Co..
NO. ~ North Fifth street, st. Louis. M. said
street, Chicago, Illinois. - - 1-ouA'O"
FOR %, By the druggists, Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

ARITHMETroAL PUzzLE. The editor OF
the Washington States and linton, SAYS
that if Congress- gives the right OF saf.
frage to the negroes in the District Of
Columbia, the value of property there
would be decreased four hundred per
cent. viii some of the young arithme.
ticians in our public schools, cipher out
what would remain of given sum after
it had been decreased four hundred Der
cent. 2--NdshUiLle Times. ........''
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

The PUBLIC DEBT.-The Treasury
statement shows decreased debt. The
following is an exhibit Of the debt:
Issues Of ak and FIVE per cent. bonds,
81, ,l67 ,l4S, ,29l 80; total debt bearing in.
terest, 81, IFS, ATE. .235 so; mstured debt
not presented for payment, 81. .766, $3.50
~; debt bearing no interest, $459, ,5I9,.
$50 80; grand total, 50, 2,SO7, ,3I0,357 90.
Total amount of currency aud coin in
the, Treasury, 800, 728, ,SSI go Amount
OF debt, less cash in the Treasury, S..
1881, SIG 19. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

!. New YoRK, Jan. 5,-A chess tourna
ment is now in progress at the New
York Chess Club, University building.
Eighteen players have entered. Me-
Kepzie is matched against Stanley;
Thompson against Temyn; DR.. Bennett
against WorroId, and Johnson against
Belcher. --.-' .-.''. .-----....-.-..-''.- -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

NEw YoRK, Jan. GA letter from q
commercial house, dated Mexico city,
Dec. l7th, ssys that the three loans put
upon the market since the establishment
Of the Empire have bnrthened the Ma.
tion with 9 debt Of nearly $50. 600, ,000s
OF this only about s., ,000, 900 has been
used for the public service, in eopss-
quence, the financial commission. In
Paris has made disposition for Maximil-
ian for January only. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

H6 Attorney General Speed has
asked for an appropriation for new
carpet for his Office, the old one having
been worn TO tatters by the crowds Of
applicants for pardons -
= We did not suppose that carpets were
necessary for applicants for pardon.
Pope Plus made bis psnitents put dried
peas in their boots. -.........-..... -.......s q
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Dsssr,ietixe Eira.

CRIsrLIsE, o., Jan. 5.-Ths large
engine house on the Bsllefontaine Rail.
road, at GALLON, was destroyed by FIRE
last night, with II locomotives. Loss
heavy; estimated from $780, 900 to
$500. 600 ''-''. -~'s.'. ---'v. '.'t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06
Chicago Market.

CsEciGo, January 4.
TheRenarAl markets are fat and lover
FLOUR is lOe lSwer; sales of spring extra at
25@7 70.
WHEAT 10 3@4c lower; sales Of No. spring al
244l 261z, closing at "A.
CORN is quiet at 46e for No. l, $50 for No. 2,
and 34954[c for rejected.
25%c.
s RYE L 1clowtr; sales Of No. / at 5Se.
= harley 10 neglected.
q WHISKY fs l@2e isher; sales at 1902 10.
HOGS receipts of Hogs, live and dressed, 49,
l2s dresstd Hogs are 40c lower sales at 10 O0aiO
~ chiefly at 10 O0g10 90. dividing on 200 pouS
Live Hogs are s0@75c lower; sales at 50q9 60,
chiefly at 1899 %. The receipts tomorrow will
be much heavier than to-day, and the market
closes dull Rnd dspreasei. 'taagfs sfisa
BEEF OATTLE ars firm; sales ct 5097 so for
good grades.
PROVISIONS are very dull; mess Pork ID 800
lower; sales of 2000 brls at rs 50926 90, closing
at the inside price; sales at 26 90. buyer al tho
month. Green Hams sold at l591 51zc, aud sweet
p'ckled hams at 161Sc. Lard Is 1$@s<c lower
sales Of 500 tcs at 16sz@17c for prime steam and
l71zc for kettle.
MOGEY Is very scarce. sg 3
s EXCHANGE is easier,
GOLD 142.
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DIR. EAsTERLH,s aaa
AMERICAN LINIMENT

WILL CURE BRUISES, sPRAINs. gUTs,
Wv WOunds.A Rhsumafism, Contracted Tsnl
dons, 3iKeiled Joints, Lumbago, Tumors, aasi
Lcci and Seated PAINS, and ali diseases where q
local remedy is inquired.
This IInfment 10, beyond all doubt, the most
efficacfOus remedy ever offer to the public. Its
VOLATILE penetrating, soothing, and healing prop.
critics hifuse themselves to the very isoEes, and
give the sufersr Flmost instant relief
Such powerful curative prop rites are combined
in DR.. EasterIy's American Liniment that 1t
readily cIrea the worst wounds Of man or beast
Every family should keep 1t constantly on hand.
Price rs cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold BY Dr.. y. EasterIy q Co.,
No. 20 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold
at their branch Family Medicine Store, No. SO
Madison. street, Chicago. TlIino 8 = G8l
For sale by the druggists, Evansville, ~ s
jan4'S6 M,Tu,W weow tf -'--sr.s- - = 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06
Weather cloudy and cold. n

BosTos, Jan. 5.-The Thermometer is
from 7o to I00. above zero The wind
northwest, and the change of tempera-
ture since Last evening 10 about 90P. ass
OswgGo, N. Y, Jan. 5.--The Their
mometer at Z o'clock this morning was
So below zero. Wind south. u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

NEw YoRK, January 5.-Edward B.
Ketchum, who was sentenced, on Satur-
day, in the Court of General Sessions,
to be confined in Statts Prison for four
years and six months, was taken yester-
day from the Tombs TO Sing Sing prison
BY Sheriff Kelley. The young man was
accompanied from the city prison by his
father and one of his brothers 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.--.About 2:30
o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Bruce
gas works, situated about one mile and
q half below Gray ferry bridge, and an
immense quantity of coal, were destroy
ed by FIRE. Considerable other damage
was sustained
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

WAsHmGroN, Jan. 5.--General VIM.
Hickey, chief clerk of the United States
Senate, died this morning, aged about
10 years. He has been in the employ
msnt Of that body for 42 years. .a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06
SURVEYORS NOTICE.

LII PERSONS OWNING Or INTERESTED
n In lands adjoining the following described
tracts are hereby notified that ON the z7th day OF
December, 1865, we will have the County Sur
vsyor oS Vandsrburgh County Indiana, 70 pro-
cf ed to run the lines and perpetuate the corners
Of the northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter,
the west half f9the southeast quarter, the east
half OF the northeast quartsr the southeast guar
ter OF the southeast quarter, aud the south line
with the east and west ccrEere thereof, Of the
southwest quarter Of section 8, township D, range
10 west, I'm tho Fincennes land district.
.at EDWARD MA1DL0W. ~
- -i4R4fE AD0EPH BURKETERICH.
dec2 tffat st HENRY MAIDL0W. y Z
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r here and East very cold.

Fenian Arms and Munitions of War.
aii NFw York, Jan. 5.--The Express has
q report of house in Hudson Street,
Jersey City, well supplied with arms aud
munitions Of war, supposed to be Fem
ian arsenal. --.-...f ...-......--.-.-ii aee iEs
Tomorrow evening there will be held
at Cooper Institute public meeting in
support of the position that European
powers shall not be allowed to Interfere
in American politics. Several distin-
guished speakers will address the au-
dienee. ..-.'... w
Gen. Sweeny, by invitation, visited
the Fenian Congress to-day, and was en-
Enthusiastically received. He made brief
speech, to the effect that he would en-
dorse any measure calculated to unite
the Brotherhood, and ineugurate at once
the great movement for Irish Independ.
onCe . f.- ...-4.
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Conrressional.

NEW YORK, Jan, 5,-The Posts
Washington special says the Joint Com
mittee on reconstruction will meetto-
morrow for business. 8
Judge Spalding made radical
speech today in the House in the Com
mittee OF Whole on the subject of recon.
struction. ...iof...e ...........,....--.....
An important resolution was offered
in the House this morning providing
that all the public lands ia the Southern
Statesbe thrown open to actual settlers
according to decision OF land coinmis'
sioners therenpen, now open to settl Q
ment to black as we'll as white men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06
DIR. COOKS
MAGIC HAIR OIL

Ts THE MOST PERFECT AND ADMIRABLE
4 article ever discoyerei for the Pre- sryatIon,
beauty Growth and Restoration OF the HI Air.
~ sonena, beautifes, ard streng theps the hair
prevents 1t from falling of and becoming perma.
nently gray, removes the dandrun, and turns
harsh, unruIy hair into that which Is smooth
glossy, liyely, and beautiful.
DR.. Cocks Magic Hair Oil Is the beat tonic
known, and Hill produces q luxuriant growth OF
rev har on bid heads In ell cases where anv
sEnnSiA means can be Of any avail. The most
Intelligent aud beautiful LADIES' and eentIenaen IN
81 Louis use 10, and regard il an indispent
srtcie for ths toilet. Price 75 cents per bottle.
frspared and sold by DR.. e. Easierly a Co 4,
Ior sale at their bTanch Family Medicine store.
NO W Madison street, Chicago, Illinois.
Eor sale hy the druggists, Evansville.
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Ladies. Read This !
DIR. HOOPERs
FEMALE CORDIAL.

THIS ELKGAET AMP POPULAR MEpr.
A. cine win cure all Female Complaints. such
=. ss Excessive Painful, or Suppressed Msnstrua.
ton, Lencprrhea or Whites. FaIling ~ ~.
womb, agd AL Irregularities Of tbs MonthIy
Periods. IT Will also br Big on the menses rbe1
ehecked BY colds, and ell unnatural causes.
Females tufering undsr any Of the dificulties
above enumsFAted should not fail 10 nse DR.
hoopers female Cordial. It Ia the most uisas.
ant and iniallibio remedy ever invented FOX tbe
cure o. Iemse complaints. Ladies, try iti
Prepared and sold BY DR.. II. Eas.sriy & Co.
no. 20 herth III th street, 81. Louls, MO. sold
A. a. sneir @ nrAnch Family Medicine Store, No. 90
Madison STREET, Chicago. Illin Sis.
For sale y the druggiBts, Eyansvills.
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river and Wnn,h.r

CTkoINSArr, Jan. 5.-River falling;
70 feet 2 inches water in the channel. i
Weather clear. Thermometer 20e
5 PIrTsHUKe, Jan, 5.-River 5 feet
inches and falling. .-.........,..-....--..... :
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BOARDING.
NOTICE.
ESTRAY.

CTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON
- the 26th inst, q dark gray horse. with haEter
on, and no nhoes. He Ia about fifteen handa
high, and PAGES. Ths finder viii be literally re-
wardsd, II returned TO me, corner 0s Fulton Ave-
nue and Water Street, Evansville, Ind. - 3.
dsc2e 1wd JOHN RIEDEL.
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AuGusrA, Me-, Jan. 5.-The House Of
Representatives passed an order this
morning to adjourn finally on the 17th
Of February next, bnt it is thought The
Senate, will not concur. The folloaiag
election took place this morning: y :
Secretary of State-E. Flint, of Do.
yer. '''---s -''''.. '''''-
Attorney General--John A. Peters, of
Bangor-all present incamhents. HlsM
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tt& 8. New York Markets. 5f~ -
NEw YoRK, Jan. b-PM
COTTON steady at about previous prices 5aa
SIC q , miad ing. ra TkrHf
FLOUR dull, and commen grades are 6aIOc
lower; 7o@9 90 for extra r. nnd h5ep Ohio and
= oo9lo 25 Tor trade brands, market Il aing heavy
for c. mmon grades. .s7ss-- sa's
WHISKY unchanged sales at 2 25@2 Is
WHEAT duh aud nominAliy l11c lower on
new; nothing doing.
BYE quiet.
BARLEY dull.
MALT qule
CORN rather more steady and unclaimed.
OATS more steady; 4s9b2c for unsound
C0FFkE du !.
SUGAR quist and firm Havana 1876.
mOLASsES nTmi New Orleans L5e51 21.
PETROLEUM duit. -
PDkK heavy ard Iower 2s 75@2o rs k.r new
mesa, closing at 2e rs regular way: III 7sG2s q5
for "a and '65, closing af 2T rs, reeularway- 22
5O9z3 01 for prime p 500 23 10 for prime mess
LAID heavy at l51zals1ze, the Iateer an ex-
trene rate: sales OF 800 Kegs f1r January, Feb.
ruary aud n arch delivery at IT1@9lsc. ~
BUfTER quiet @f20g35c for Ohio and 25a40c
for state.
CHEESE du at I21z@IsISc.
MONEY easy, with large supply at per
cent
STERLING heavy, ct 100.
GOLD shsdS hrmer. openiag ct 14zs<, de
ciini9g 20 1926, A. d closing at 1887.
1cNERNMkNr STOCKS nrm /; $50 ccupons
Of "a, lOlIss do. '64, 1021< do. Of '6s, I021<.
1905, lss .eries, ss1s; do. Sd series. ssas
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ie9 aRlDLEr,s ul3vI
Salt Rheum and Tettar Oinfment

Wv Seaa Head, Prairie and parberss fItch.
Illipois Mango, Missouri ScrofuIa, Obstinate old
Sores. Pimplss on the Face. and all Dissaass and
Eruption@on the Skin. But 70 effect permanent
and rad csl cure of serofalous and -n diseases df
tVery kind NE recommend DR.. Dasteriy's Iodine
and sArsaparilla, to be used internally, which
purihes the blood, and removes the Gauss; aud
then BY applying the 0intment to the sJres or
parts. speedy and permanent cure will be effect
si Both are advised to be used in these com.
plants. s-az rf- 81 "a : ser, T.. ~ - a.
6 Price-The Iodine ana sarsaparilla, 81 so Der
bottle
Price-Gridisy's Salt Rheuna aad Tetter oint.
meut, rs esats per bottle.s
Prepared and sold by DR.. E Eastsrly a Co.
No. 70 North Fifth street, Sc. Louis, Mo. soIs
Proplietprs. Sold at their branch Family hfedi.
cine Store, No. 80 Madison street, Chicago, H.
For sale by the druggists, Evansvflls. -
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MONITOR NOTICE.

DEReoNs HAVING BILLS Against TIE
Il TIPPECAh0Es are notifed khsk the enbsdri-
bsr, NOS having time to settle them before leaving
WILL return in about two We ks for that pnfposs.
a n. g. TH0M, enpsrinfsudsnf,
tks.Ss For d. QreeRWoed, fa
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NOTICE.
Dissolution NOTICE.

Dissolution Of Copartnership.
DY MUTUAL CONSENT, Il HAVE THIS
ID day withdFawn from ths firm. OF Gross, Davis
q Co., and in 90 doing take pleasure in recon-
mending the house 20 my old fri. nds and patrons
Those knowing themselves indebted to the
IN q sso7a sa7-0' US. DAVIS.
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The funeral obsequies of the late
King Of Belgium took place on the 10th
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cotton part OF their business. The nrst
sale that has been made of the article at
the Board of Trade was made by Sample
on Wednesday last t33c for low MiddIlng.
CoRN.-There has been but little inquiry
for Corn during the past week, and Dut
very little in market; We still quote at
700d73c for Mixed and Yellow, and 73915e
for Prime White, in new gunnies. ~ 1A
GROCERIES buoyancy during
the middle of the week, ia consequence OF
the fiuctuation in gold, but they have SUD
sided and prices are about the same, with
perhaps an upward tendency.
DRY GooDS.-Our dry goods men have
done fair business, and prices are I'M
changed.
RIVER.-The river is still in fair boating
stage, and our packets complain ABOUT tne
scarcity OF freight. Wequote 1re1ghts from rom
Pound freight, SOC per 100 lbs; PorhA w hlsky
and Beer, 81 so per brl; Hay, Sl2 copper ton /;
Horses and Mules, Sl3 90 per head; Chick
ems, 81 Is per dozen; Turkies, 81 25; Sheep,
Corn, 40c per sack; flour, Meal and Pota-
| toes, S5c per brl. For points this side of
New Orleans freights are proportionately
| less. Special contracts are sometimes
| made for less than the above figures
PRovIsIoNs-Have been steady, without
any material change. We quote bacon
| Shoulders at lie; Sides lie; Clear Sides
| 181z119c; Plain Hams zoe; Sugar Cured
&c; Mess Pork 81 90; Lard in Tierces 2le;
Keg 23c.
the supply has been very materially de-
creased. We still quote as follows: SUI
perfine, 81 O09S so; low Extra, % 00@9 80;
| good double Extra, $40 O0C91O so; Extra
| Family, sll OO@12 50; Fancy old White
| Wheat, $l3 00@l5 90, the higher grades,
| however, are in demand and scarce.
| SFEED.ZCorn IN the ear Is still in great
| demand and scarce, and sells readily at s.
| @60c in round lots on arrival. Bran is
| Nominal, with a fair supply at $16@17 pei
heretofore The arrivals for the past week
has been very,considerabla, and prices are
rather dropping than otherwise. We still
quote at sll@l2 for prime, for other kinds
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New York Market.

gr4e(seetp gT.Fs new York June 2.
CoTToN-Dull, at SS@4Oc for middling up
FLOUR Dun, and common and inferior
are lOGl5c lower; So 40@8 go for Extra State
and SO 05@l3 so for trade brands, closing
WHfsKY-Quiet and firm, at 81 26.
WHEAT-Dull and nominal, 3@5c lower.
Considerable parcels are offered to arrive.
taRYE-Scarce and quiet. e'J1t
BARLEY and BARLEY MALF--Dull and
CoRN-opened quiet and heavy, and
closed dull, and ld2c lower. 92994 for un-
sound New Mixed Western, and 95@9Tc for
sV oHTsN fM and rather easier, at 57@6Oc
for New Western. A1 ~ ~ ~ styCi-
CoFFEE-Very dull. e.
SUGAR-Duii; Cuba II@l1Ac; Hayana
l2sa@l25zc. .ro.s.,yg -
'M0LAssEs-Dull, SOC for Porto Rico.
PETRoLEUM-Dull, 251z. for crude, and 40
M41 for refined IN bond. 80 9G4
PoRR-Decidedly lower, but active al
$50 2@32 81 for New Mess, closing at $50 q
cash; $50 00G3l 90 for old do, and SO 50@
q 50 for Prime. s.-t .cd -9IF'
LARD-Quiet and heavy at l91a612212c.
BUTTER-Heavy at 20@30c for Western
Reserve; 35(940c for State.
fCHEEsE-Dull at 1S@21c. Z g d
MoNEY-Easy at per cent. Sterling dull
at 1075z11 0814. Gold dull and declining
opening at 80, declining to IA, and clos
ing at ] 49,. Government Stocks quiet
and without decided change. mo.