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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-10
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X For other Icsces- items see Seventh Pd5e.o
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ches; fleet ii. inchesfr ehaniiei. Weaaith,
'cieara Thermometer, 5o1 FOL mont h9z
LoprsvILL.E.f May 8. River failing; 81
feet of water In the canal.ai3df 2uHf05h
MEMPHIS. May 9-River felI2 inches ;
the additional arrivals and departure.
last evening were the Emma No. B, New
Orleans to Cincinnati; Richmond New
Orleans TO louisville; Qufckstep, to cairo
Ellen Faber, TO Nashville; Phantom, East
porto Evansville. 1.-The Emma had d big
up trip...--.The great Low Pressure Rich
mond arrived at 81 O'Clock yesterday
evening, b ing just f1ve days out from New
Orleans. She had a splendid passenger
trip and 400 tons of freight. She had also
done a large way business. I'VE are in
debted to her courteous officers for latest
papers. memorandum, &C. She will
be here, again on Sunday evening -..
The Phantom arrived at LIZ last night
with a, fair, trip She went to Florence.
She leaves on Saturday for Nashville ......,
The Ella Faber- had good trip out....-..
The VIM. White discharged her cargo and
left for Green River last night, we suppose.
xy RIVER CoRREsPoNDENcE. 81 80
EQIUOFS JOURNAL. tf@Aft = 49,
Low Pressure Steamer Richmond left
New Orleans May "A, at 61S O'Clock p. M,
with angIeleganti trip; i'm fact, one lofthe
Old time oaes, such as we had ten or twelve
years ago. We had in the cabin $50 pas
sengers, L5 of the number being ladies,
We had also 284 deckers and Very fair
freight for 1an-up stream tri i 4 afnountin
I'm all TO about 400 tons, our way business,
too. being very heayy: stopped at almost
es cry landing on the river. The weather
during the trip up has beenvery rough and
extremely cool, Planters, plow'ng every
where as last as the water recedes. As
deal more than the usual amount of way
business We made the trip to Vie zsburg
in thirfy-six and one-haif hours. Average
amount of steam on the trip q pounds,
= First night out passed the ST. eNicholas
and Vicksburg. May 5th-Passed the Iber-
Vile and Wild Wagoner; met Common
wealth. at Tufnca Continental at Black
Hawk Point and -Mepham at fffIhs' Cliffs,
May Virginia laid up at Big Black Is-
land Alice Dean and Sheridan at Vfcks-
burg; passed SILVER Spray in Milk ems
Bend towboatlwith ;chimneys down laid
up at Pitchers Point; met Ruth at Green;
yille.D May 7th-Met Indiana at Island rs
Welcome at White River, and Bertha AT
Island 3d. May Sth--Met r. E. Lee at Dew
lis Elbow; arrived at Cairo att O'clock p.
Manifest of Steamer lPhantohmM- Coz &
Humphreys, bales Cotton III ubbs Il Puts.
bales do; Harper, Wright & Co, 3 bale,
do; 'Dnnkerson IL Co.. 70 bales do, Hhds
Tobacco; Rayon and Dickey, . brls Flour.
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Chicago. Market.
BY Telegraph. DC p CT

BY Telegraph CHicAGo, May D.
gFLoUR In fair demand for better grades
aesl:s 009l4 3, for Spring EXTRA f.s.
= w fIssAfleve cry quiet. a nd 81 rdn, and lose
higher. No. 2 sold at 81 ESQ., 30, and clos
ing inactive and nominal at s. s6S.rFze
Countless active. Sales of No. I at
81 0514@1 0s14, and closing dull at 81 051a ;
Nc. y9c@Sl 90. t f-se SD 49, s.s3f.s
OATS Closed less active, at zoe for No. 2.
IE RYE-Steady and quiet. Sales of No. at
BARLEY-Unssttled at 9l@s7c for No. 2, in
store.
Z Observation-Disclosures and nominal.
BEEF CATTLE-Du1I and Csc lower, at
So 00@6 so for common cows to butchers:
81 009s7 S71a for good steers, and 50 00@S 55
for good to choice Spring beeves.
gHoGs-Steadg tsd aOg7 00f6r fairto.best
: SHEEP Fairly active at s. 75@s 81 for
PSI sraas 1876 bpIs hs.goo b uasahsels
wheat a70, 000 bushels corn, =, 900 bush els
oats, 400 hogs. e. D. .-lets : - tiT -
wheat1s l2'eoQ Ibusheisz corn< ll5 bBhets
oats.
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, May 9.
CoTToN-Unchanged; low middling. 23@
PIC; sales goo bales; receipts, 693 bales I;
exports, 233 bales.
SUGAR-l214tgl251c for fully fair and 1870
for prime, with sales So hhds. e-rH q
MoLASSEs- Nominal at 50950c for fer
nenting, and 75c tor prime. sS3~si 80
FioUR-Dull, but held at full prices;
Superfine, $l3 s25913 So. X 10 s9Si
CoRN-Firm and unchanged; mixed and
yellow, 81 as, white, 81 5G.D f'asn - afaf
OATs1Tending upward, and sales light
at 95c .tsss Inf1tHA e2-5t ~ pas 80
PoRK-Dull and Csc lower. g WS11- susi.
BACoNADull and unchanged. IA RsessI
WHIsKY-OnIy retail z business; West
ern, 81 20a2 so. ssso3s yssnGoq Dos nc :
STERLING-461a g5e1s; New York Sight,
HGL.
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May 8.
CoTToN- Firm; 1000 bales 2 &c for mid
|sdIing uplands. 50
zoe better on medium grades; on all other
kinds there is no decided change; S.l00 bbls.
at SlI 35gl2 80 for superfine state Western ::
for choice Western; sl3 70gl4 IS for ship
ping brands of extra roundboop Ohio, and
sl4 75C9 Id 20 for Trade brands: market Gloss
and saciSSat$l6l S54l7 so. t&1 40
Rye FLoUR-950 bbls. at IS GGtf9 %. ~ sf
WHIsKY-Quiet and unc .ang d.
WHEAT-Receipts s., $50 bu.; market
quiet. aud prices tend upwards; 81 500 bu.
at 3 7s@2 50 for No. 2 milwaukee,: 50 20 TOR
igan, and rejected steady at 81 As
!! RYE-lc better; 14,200 bu. at 81 67@1 So;
Western 81 IS.
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT-Dull.
CoRN-Receipts ], 900 bushels; market "a
Sc lower; 1900 bushels at q 2ogl q for new
ern, and 81 IS for westernrsmfxed delivered.
sc, 900 bushels at ss9ssc for western, and So
RIcE-Dull at io1zc for Carolina. ? I
sueAR-Dun; 500 hhds at lo1z@l1c; Cuba
1MoLAssEs-Port Rico, dull.
F~-P ETRoLEUM-16@l611c for crude; 251ac for
re Hossto3ists SMAGA $500
ORK-HeaVy; Z,IoU DarreIS at $Z3lJ25 IZ1z
for new mess; closing at S23 cash S22 for
old mess; Sl99I9 Is for prime, and So for
flBEEF-Firm, with sales of 400 bbls at
previous prices. Beef hams quiet. Sales
of $50 bbls at $40 U00H 80.
BACoN-Quiet and firm. Sales of 800 bxs
at 1l54c for short ribbed; 1211@1254c for
short clear and Cumberland cut, private
Cur MEATs-Steady. Sales of $50 pkgs at
&4@10c for shoulders, and 1214@141ac for
hams. - = = -
LARD-In good demands Sales Of 2,a0O
bols at l255st513c for new.
BuTTER-Quiet at ll9l4c for Ohio.
-CHEESE-FirIn.
If4 ksfs.g ssLATEST-5 p. NJ sG5 s1 ell
+ FLoUR-Firm and a. shade higher for
cWHEAT-Firm for Spring, and advanc-
ing for Winter. No. Spring 50 1892 IS ;
No. 81 95@3 05; Winter So 3Oa3 SO.
RYE--Very firm at 81 67@l 50 for Wes-
tern.
BARLEY-Steady. asa p sas4-s 9yl1 ~ DE-
CoRN-Dull; at ST. 81 in store, and ST 30
afioat for old shipping Western mixed, and
81 20@l 26 for new at the Railroad depot
and delivered.
OATs-Quiet and firm; ss@s71zc for West
ern.
PoRK-Firmer; sales 80 barrels Z new
me S23 l5@2a 1874 cash and regular. clos
: BEEF-Firni and in moderate demand. (
Cur MEATs-Active, at full prices,
BACoN-l255s@lz5zc for short clear, l01Sc for
Cumberland cut.
LARD-Steady; l3@l41sc for fair to prime,
and 1890 for kettle rendered.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph.l = CINcrNNATI, Mays
FLoUR-Unchanged .4,,elQ 5,t,,. ,s,.k.,.,s IS
white wbeat.at S3.65 s4g8k9 yO'grC1 =
CoRN-Dull; sales Al Sl.06@l s08.
OATS-Sacked oats firm at 73c.
RYE-Steady at S3ToH St HnE W. .E0f
BARLEY-Unchangeda and quiet 49,,
WHISKY-Firm at $4,000. "tFes 49, -. 80
Mess PoRK--Unchanged and dull; it is
held at $3.50. rytN<Xfl ~ kx<ys4
BULK MEATs-Quiet and Unchanged;
holders ask previou. prices, =
SHOULDERS AND SIDEs-l0c. aoossI Z =
BAcoN-In but moderate demand;
shoulders, SIC; sides, 1ONc. h TEkWA
LARD-Buoyant;ss sales at12s4d but Holders
asking l3c. a.,,r .ssf
BUTTEs-Unchanged and quiet.
CHEEsE-Unchanged apdzquiet.
GRoCERIEe-Sa eadfU AKA zqutetss floder-
ate demand.
se GIi9fID-ciosed at 3f9 ssyiPgs End n 1871
ExCHANGE-Steady at. par to 80 per cent.
preniurr bl1yiug3 and pr1mfun1 selling at
10. .
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New York Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK May 8.
sroGkA wsst'n unioh Tel, i@z@4s; Pa
cific Mail, I2ss4@2e; Atlantic, 96G96A; New
York Central, 975s@S71a; Erie, 625z@624 !;
sfer's books close on the 2lst. steamship
shares are active and excited; Atlantic,
higher; Pacific, weak. Coal Ssh aress quiet
and generally higher. Miscellaneous list,
firm. Border State Bonds, higher. but not
active; Missouri, 95; New Tennessee, 621a !;
Old do, ex-coupons 641I.
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By Telegraph.1 LoJIsvILLE, May 9.
ToBAcco-sales OF 2O6fhds tobacco at full
rA FnoG i @s5p III SO oogii co. 9H
coRSAshelied Y- willie, issfi s Delivered;
Ear,in bulk. 920s93c. -. - z.......s -.
HAE-,Baled, oas wharf, 81 00.sq balm a4aF
MESS PoRK-s22 80.
BAcoN-shoulders, 91lc; clear sides, I2s1c.
LARD-rirm az tl2t5c IN. tierces n Atfi
WHISKY-Free. 81 ..
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also the effects OF a Solitary Habit, ruinous
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sight, Confusion of Ideas. Evil ,Forbod-
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case. but all Occurring frequently in va
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moderate; cures guaranteed. Gonsulta-
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and medicines, secure from observation,
sent by mail or express. No hindrance 70
business in most cases.
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lsei baTa4 e YER YBODY fEdt W Il
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I TO- F,s',ar EYER YBODY
Notice to Contractors,


cify of Evansville v Win recei VI sealad
proposals until the 18th day Of May, 1856,
for furnishing materials and building wo
cisterns; one to be made, at henWalnut
tern to- be made at 5the Union Engine
H Pns ana ncat so, NAV Be seen ens At
this Office. BY order of the Council, "a q VI
4 A. n. MCGR IF, Clerk.
GnCity Clerks once, May 3, ASH. ifhayi =
union copy.l
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FOR SALE.
Residence for Sale.

90 Residence Tor Sale.
r WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
u the weIl-known homestead of VIM. T..
Page, with immediate possession, at it's
value, on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
Good frame house. fourteen rooms, well
improved grounds 125 by 2S7 feet, or ten
lots Is feet front each, fronting on two
streets. ~ its slssssfw iWM1BROWN, fssl1
NAL DIV At II. K. Dunkerson & Co.'S.
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A Nice Residence for Sale.

r WILL SELL MY FAMILY RESI-
u DENCE, on the corner of second and
Walnut Stree S, in Evansville now in
good order-for a reasonable price, on easy
terms. Possession given Mayt10th. Title
perfect. Address ~ LII. e. -REA D, "
l3S Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
feb23 DIFF
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IA oral ,lssprt rnentof Staple and Fancy
GrOceffes Constantly on hand. with fresh
arrivals oi, Country Produce, such as Butt
ter, Esq., onltry, sc 6, s1ss.. .LnI,5 CO 5
able wants in our liperp a-Well-reeuIated,
family. - :, se1 l. IGEEHART a CO.
Meal. Feed. DC Imayl2 If
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European Markets.

are quoted at 9l12.
srocKs-5-aOs 7l1z raael9 Central 1871;
Erie an.
LIVERPOOL, May 9-Noon.
CoTToN-Market opened easier at de-
cline of ed in middling uplands. Assert
ed sales of 10000 bales middling uplands at
1075d; Orleans 1lAd. - 80 e.
BREADSTUFFs-Corn declined Sd; sales
at 43s3d per quarter for mixed w estefq.
,Wheat-No. I Milws nkee red l3s9d; white
California i4s6d per GENITAL. Barley 4s9d
per so pounds. Oats 3s7d per As pounds.
Peas AS. s7i..-ie + --s i.3--e
PROVISIONS Bacon - Cumberland cut
nliddles 39s per cwt. Lard 52s6d. American
pork 77s6d. Beef lbs per barrel. Cheese
Cos per cwt.
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Cincinnati Grades OF Corn

The Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce
Committee on Grain Inspection announce
the following gradessof corn,to take effect
on and after May 10:
''Pure White-Tol be clear sotite, sound
plump and clean.
8. White-To be white, and in all other
RESPECTS No. corn.
mo. Ito be- sound. dry, plump. and
well cleaned; either yellow, or white and
yellow mixed.
mo. 2-To include all other corn, dry
and merchantable, and reasonably clean.
Rejected Ito Include all wet, very I'M
clean, hot, or 9th efwIse badly damaged
corn, unfit for warehousing."
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MI FURNISHED WITH
M4 Common Ware alone, If desired. We
keep constantly in our warehouses AS
sorted Crates OF all Common Ware of the
very best make OF goods. Also, many DIFF
ferent assortmentsi of Common and Stone
on,x e , rm II - CITY Ina
imports Assorted Crates direct from
q England. Wekeep patters aud styles
Of goods that no, other house in, this
market. Our wares are imported via
New Orleans. direct, and bought with Il
within the reach OF any house In the
West or East, 81 90 AJHe %iiA Jpl
Our stock Is the largest In the State, and
Will be sold at prices entirely satisfactory
to the trade.
~ now diff lfttfi " sf az AtA 49, r.
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New York Dry Goods Market.


BY Telegraph. sNEw YORK, Nays
depressed for most styles or cotton and
wooden fabrics, but makes of unbleached
sell slowly at l9c; Augusta do, 1612c.
Bleached muslink, best -aalSess 61naintai In
their price, but for other quotations the
market is weak Prints, choice styles ,lstil
in small request at full prices, but other
descriptionsareri in better supply a nd less
sought after, Sand prices are without decfd-l
ed change. sfGinghamS DALI All tx2bz@23c.I
4Delaines in fai re9uest cailicosy -
- Mtmphfs Market atAH-
By Telegraph MEMPHIS, May g.
CorFoN-Dnll and f1omfr3al aS23eto 2Sxc
CCoR ORR, 81 2 ss to 81 60 alI heal atldN =
R PoHkSsss S5a a7szss ,sss ess 81 "E
BAcoN-Sho1lders l05 &c; clear sides 1870.
LARD--l4c15. IIIl3 y I.tsl1dfI@
pm a st. Louis Market. @IyoS
BY Telegraphf A1kf sr. LoU1s. May 9. q
ToBAcco-Better quotations.. being fun
prices, but low grades are heavy " =
EAEoTToN-F1at. Lt3ty4@ liza 4y.-g-l,Ag 800
FLoUR-Firm, and without quoatable
WHEAT Choice Fall higher;' Spring
Choice 8 81. IS ~
CoRN-Opened with better feeling, but
dropping towards the close; prices range
at 81 121491 l4s.for mixed; 81 l4t9l 10 for
OAT+Opened active, but closed easy, at
91@94c.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull; SD 50922 62L for mess
pork ;sLard i215c forchoice Kettle rendered,
but generally ne at 121ac.
WHISKY-Flat, and nothing TRANSFERRED
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dLouisyills eouriers sth inst.I {
Failure of Watts, Crane Il Co.

A telegraphic dispatch, announcing the
failure of this firm in New York, caused II
considerable excitement in the CONNER
cial circles of this city yesterday. ASlead-
ing me m Der OF the firm was from Paducah,
and their business connections in this
state were very extensive. Little is yet
known of the extent of the disaster, but
the immense business of the house with
the West and South, and with Liverpool
in cotton and tobacco transactions. leaves
little room to DOUBT that their fall will
PROSTATE q number of other large firms, If
they have failed for the amount stated.
Rumors, of startling character, as TO the
consequent assignment OF other firms in
various localities, were rife yesterday, but
we prefer not TO give publicity to them
previous TO their confirmation. We are
glad to learn that the crash is not likely to
PROSTATE any Louisville house, or even to
seriously shake the credit of any one.
We refer our readers to the dispatches
for all that Is known with any GER
taintys and we hope, that further IN tel
ligence viii correct many Of the run6rs IN
circulation yesterday, Meantime, how
ever, no harm can result from furli1g sails
and preparing TO weather whatever may
come whether Y be asqaau or q hurrieane,,
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.

The Louisville Courier, of the 9th, has the
following: " There was some depression
in the markets to-day, consequent upon the
failure1o of heavy produce dealers in New
York, with an evident increasing strin-
gency in the money market. Our mer-
chants, however, are only slightly affected
by the crash, which viii only temporarily
restrict-the means of soneror two, while it
does not even ehe.k their usual transac-
tons for asingle day. They ali, as usual
pursue the even tenor of their way regards
less of the many revulsions and failures
around. All our business men, of every
calling, have small portion of their
means invested in cotton, generally taken
in the way of trade or payment of old
debts, and even if cotton should further
decline, it cannot seriously affect them"
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The Cincinnati Gazette has the following
in regard to the late failures: "Givin,
Jones & Co., bankers, New York, failed to-
day. This house being connected with
that of Watts, Crane d Co., its failure was
regarded ais a matter of course. A Louis
vile tobacco house, connected with one of
the New York cotton firms, heretofore re-
ported failed, also suspended to-day. We.
have a report of further cotton failures in
New York; but no names are given.'s 9as'A4
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& WHITE PINE EOMPOUN

Il GEORGE w. SWEET, MD
- .ssai,ioa Proprietor. sgorW 'sas,.a' -
Prepared at the -
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEf1&s A.
h'q 106 Hanover Street, Boston.
Under the supervision of Rev. j. W. Ez-eat
SfTl VI land. btfN etJI iyn ftf4te5I 80
y Cloud q Akin, Wholesale Agents. -,
For sale by Keller & White. Vim. Il. r. -
Stoddard, T. e. Biidwe1l, II. y. Schl aep&zs,fsT
and by Druggists generally. jsegt- ssa-l .
feb9 div, wilt IT,
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Great Discovery.

Complete Revolution IN Roofing!
" THE PLASTIC SLATE"-For
Roofing and other nurposas
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Manifest of Steamer Phantom-Cox &
Humphreys, bales Cotton; .Hubbs Il Puts
bales do; Harper, Wright & Co. 3 bales
/ do; 'Dnnkerson d Co. 70 bales do, Hhds
Tobacco; Rayoni and Dickey, . brls Flour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20

81 60 Western at 81 So and tworOwed State at 81 IS.
Oats are active at firm rates; the sales are 5000 Dush
Rye Is te rmer the sales are 5000 bush western az
81 75QN u In store Corn opened at decline ana un
settled and lover freight market good demand ma
better feeling PREVAILS the sales are 5000 bush old
western Mixed at 81 dS IS in store and 81 3gaSl 40 de-
vered New do 81 S7as 40 the latter for Choice Ten
nessee delivered; Jersey Yellow at 81 37..
GINNlES-Bags l6dl6tc.. and Cloth 2Oc. Market dulL
HlDEs-There is fair business at steady prices; sales
900 CITY Slaughter OK, lie currency; 800 Wet sailed
and 1900 Dry Buenos Ayres 2id Is NJ at I96, gold
HoPs-Ile inquiry Is not very brisk Prices are nrn'
ana as noted ast-2Od d65c as 20 quality ana grown
are dull aud unchanged
HAY Is in small supply, and with continued good de
mand prices are firm at u OaS Is for shipping ana u %
81 60 for retail lots
MOLAssEs-There is a very fair inquiry when COM
pared with the bus OF the past month and though no
actual change can be quoted in prices the market IS less
depressed sales 26 hhds, 10 cs Cuba Cayed, and few
ton, l,l32 bbls. New-Orleans at 6Odssc. cash.
NAVAL eTORES-Sprits Turpentine IS more active,
but prices heavy sales Of coo bbs Crude is quiet
Resins are lower and more active sales OF 400 bbs Com
mon AZ W ~ 500 bbs Strained at 81 $50 800 bbls No az
81 15d s7f and small lots of No at t3ds3 l2. and 800
bbs Pale az s. so. Tar is quiet and unchanged We
quote as follows:
%s. gIs..';. @a,qe R%:a: ' ssai pale Si
bono, y GAL. a. "a RosH, window
t.......'..'....s4 IS a - Tar Sorh County
SGi....:.... '1 60 - Wilmington,
Roslls M 2P pitch, Southern, y
bbl........... rs d 800 bbL............ 3i5 d
Resins, Ne J. y
bbl.............. 800 IS
OILS-American Lnseed remains dull at dSi o. FOR
casks and barrels In Crude Fish Oils very little doing
prices are nominal Lard OIL is selling at 81 l5GS 20 for
Prime City
PROVISIONS Is only moderate business in
Pork today but prices higher though at the close
outside figures cannot he obtained sales OF 500 bs
Mess $50 sOdt2O IS cash. and job lot Prime &css at
$40 for future delivery sales 81 bS Mess, seller
January at $40 S. and lcst evening 800 bills New ess
seller February nj so Beef Is firmly heid but not
very active sales OF 100 bbls, in Jns, at $146s9 for
Plain Mess and SIS 5OdSl for Extra do fierce Beef re-
mains Quiet sales o. Is les at sij for India Beef Beef
ams steady sales Of 40 bbls at 500 2 Cut Meats
dull and nominal Bacon is moderately active; sales
Of boxes Cumberland Cut at 1Oic., and % boxes
City do at lie. Dressed Hogs are lower and dull
We quote at &C. for Western and 9ic. for City. Lard
steady aud yictiye sales Of LOO pkgs part last
evening at 2i a12lt for No l. l2!c for city ana 24 GlJc
for fam 10 prime steam and Kettle Rendered
BUrmR-The market is dun, except for very choice
quality, and prices weak and lower We quote as fol-
lows.