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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18

TRAGIC AFFAIR-A MAN j JUMPS IN
THE RIVER AND is DROwNED.-Quite
tragic affair occurred at the wharf
yesterday, resulting in the death of
white man named VIM. Carney, by
drowning, who was a fireman on tho
steamer Linton. Itappears that Car
ney had some trouble on the trip up
the river with some of the negro deck
hands, and that when the boat landed
at the wharf, this trouble was again re r
vived. just before noon yesterday, the
Captain of the boat heard a noise on
the lower deck, and on going down
succeeded in preventing difficulty.
After he had returned, the negroes
set upon the man Clrney. and
chased him about the boat
from one place to another, until, at
last. he was chased to the fan-tail,
from which he jumped into the river
and was drowned. IL was stated that
the negroes threw Jumps OF coal and
sticks Of cord wood at the man, until
he sunk to rise no more, II was I'M
possible to get full particulars OF the
affair. however. Sixteen of the deck
hands were arrested aud lodged IN
the city prison. They will have Il
hearing 10 day. The body of the
drowned man was not recovered; in
deed we did not learn of any attempt
being made to recover it. The affair
Is sad one, indeed, aud much to be
regretted.
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THE KU KLUX IN HENDERSON,
This delectable band Of traitors, we
understand, are playing high hand
ed game in Henderson. 4 former
Federal soldier who arrived in the
city last night, states that they para
ded the streets nightly almost, in dis
guise, and that on several occasions
he has been stopped while going home
at night, and threatened with VIC
lence They told him that should he
vote for Grant and Colfax it would
be his last vote. This is a nice state
of affairs indeed. 1t is not at all
likely that such conduct will add to
the interest or importance of that city
in business point Of view. tits
to be hoped that we'll disposed
citizens will frown down an organi-
ganization which must and viii work
against the commercial interests of
the city. We shall see what we shall
see. t
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Executive Committee Meeting.
The County Executive Committee
will meet at the JOURNAL Editorial
Rooms, on tomorrow Saturday af-
ternoon, at Il o'clock. A fall attend
ance from the city and country is re-
duested.
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DEBATE To.NIaHT. The people of
Evansville are deeply interested in
the proper selection of a Representa-
tive in the Congress Of the United
States, Let them go to Turner Hall
tonight aud decide between the two
candidates for their suffrage.
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Misunderstanding Of Importance
was done in the Court of Common
Pleas yesterday. In the morning a
few motions were made, after which
the Court adjourned over until this
morning.
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THE COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-The
County Commissioners Court will be
in SESSION again on next Monday, and
will then proceed with the regular
business of the Board, from day to
day, until it is all disposed of.
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DEMOCRATS, TURN OUT.-We hope
our Democratic friends will turn out
IN force to night at Turner Hall, and
hear the discussion between General
Eeatch and Judge Niblack.
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REc0RDER's Court. = There was
but one case before the Recorder yes
terday. One J. w. Lawrence appear
ed on charge OF ordinary drunk, for
which he was taxed. in fine and costs,
50 65, the usual amount for drunk
of that class.
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NINTH WARD, ATTENTIoN-The
Republican soldiers and citizens of
the Ninth Ward are requested TO
meet at Cassavant's marble shop, on
Main Street, at "a o'clock promptly
this evening, to attend to important
business. A full attendance Of all is
desired.
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Mn. SHARPLEY.-In our notice of
Aft. Burnett's last entertainment, we
unintentionally neglected to mention
the admirable music Of Mr. Sharpley,
which added so much beauty to the
performance. He received, as he de-
served, abundant applause.
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CONTRACT TRANSFERABLE We nm
derstand that Messrs. Allen & Clarke
have transferred the contract for
building the bridge over Pigeon
Creek, at the salt well, to Mr.. w. T.
Washer, of Troy, Indiana bridge
builder of large experience. Mr..
Washer was in tho city, yesterday, and
will in a few days commerce the
work.
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A Coon THING--It is said that the
lessee of the new Opera House of this
city-a real gem Of theater-has
Gotthold Of a good thing.
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SEE IT WELL DoNE.-The Demo
cratic newspapers of this District have
been predicting the entire rout of
General Yeatoh in his joint debate
with Judge Niblack, That interes. :
ing affair will come off tonight, at
Turner Hall. Our readers should be
on hand to see how the Judge does it
mn
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@~ Mr.. H. 4 b. Altering, No. g

Ray Mr.. II. & b. Altering, No. 36
Main Street. has just returned from
the East, with the latest and most
fashionable styles of goods, consisting
ofcloths, doeskins, cassimerF, vestings,
&c, which they will make up to order,
in the latest fashionable styles. Guar
antee good fit, and prices reasonable.
Also largH and we'll selected stock
of gents furnishing goods se15-tf
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FRosT.-Geo. Hill, Agent of the
Adams Express, on the Bobtail train,
informs US that there was sharp
frost in the vicinity Of Vincennes yes
terday.
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REPUBLICAN SPEAKINa.-Hon. De-
lana f. Williamson, Republican can.
didate for Attorney General. and
Robt. a. Hill, Esq, will address the
people at Kirksville, Gibson County
to-day. Williamson is an able and
eloquent speaker.
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GONE TO BooNvILLE. - Circuit
Court is in session at Boonville this
week, aud many of the lawyers of our
city are in attendance at that Court.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Knights TemplaFs.

A regular meeting of La Valette
Commandery No. 10 tonight. A full
attendance is requested.
A. j. CoLBURN, Rec.
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Rag Call on first class dealer that
keeps a first class Paper Collar, and
he will show you the Washington
Climax every time.
. HENRY NJ. SWEEPER,
Agent for the Washington Manu-
featuring Company septl9-1t
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SPEECHES NEXT WEEK.-Major
General ,. a. Hurlbut will speak at
Turner Hall, on Monday night. DIR.
Max II. A: Hoffman, candidate for
Secretary of State, will address his
German fellow-citizens in their native
language, at the same place on IT,
day night. Colonel Robert @ Tn~oS
soil, Of Illinois, who speaks at Pr;9oo
ton, on Saturday, September 10Th, it
j. hoped will be able to speak in this
city the same night. lie is without a
superior as popular public speaker
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18

PERsoNAL.-Among the strangers
from abroad visiting the District Fair
yesterday, we notice b. p. Vaughan,
VIM. NJ. Kettles and j. X. Duck
worth, of Mt. Vernon; John Funk, of
Henderson; Owen fuller, of Terra
Haute, and owner of Billy Barr; John
Turner. late of the Terre Haute
House; D. 2. Bissell, formerly of this
city, now Of Terre Haute; w. r.
Hugo, Of New Harmony; w. t.
Washer, Of Troy.
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PATENT DRIVE WELLs.-State

PATENT DRIVE WELLs.-State and
County fights for James Spggetts'
sale. Parties desiring to purchase
territory, can do so by applying to the
undersigned at the Sherwood House,
Street, New Albany, Indiana
sep1S 1t L. S. DEvOL.
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Meeting at Turner Hall Last Night.

Telling Speech OF the Gallant Gen.
GFal Ben. Harrison.
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have just received a full and ele-
CANT stock of fall and winter goods,
which will be made up in the latest
and most fashionable style. Have
also a large and complete stock of
furnishing goods. Quick sales and
small profits is my motto. ffo
JOHN III. SCHRICHTE,
Fashionable Merchant Tailor, No.
80 Main Street, Evansville, Iud.
f# n4g seDi1 1w
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ESOR sLE AT aUCFI0N-
Valuable Business Property.

Five valuable Business Lots, on aud near
the corner OF Water and Locust Streets.
VIII be sold at auciiOn, on
SATURDAY, SEPT germ, 1858,
At o'ciOcR A., 40 the Coari-hou q. Lots
Nos. J, 2, 3, 4, an s, IN shanklIn's subdi-
vision part of Lot No e. OF the Uld Plan
THE City OF Evansville.
Lot Nc. 4 h 81 feet front by 90 feet
deep; Lot 70. has 23IS feet front by 30
feet: lspls Nos 3 q, and have ID feet front
o. ~ feet deep Tile above deB erib bed prom
city wtl be sold v ithout reserve.
TERMS -One-third cash: balance In one
and two Years, with per cent interest.
secured BY mortgage on The prem lses. For
particulars inquirr OF
- J. r.. ELLIOTT & SON,
Real Estate Agents
EVHnsVuI e Ind.
ELLIOTT a Co., a uctioneers. rses alta
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NNM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
United States Marshars Sale.

No. ,4l6.l ---fs-
DY VIRTUE OF A VENDETT9NI
LID erpoadS Issued out of the office of the
CleIh of the District Court of the United
States or toe District of Indiana. sItt Dg as
a Court of n dmtTality, apOn n flnal decree,
in the case of Shuttle, Truman q Go. VS.. the
steam boat "Stonewall j ckson," her en-
giues tackle, apparel. and furniture, I vii,
Oh TUESDAY, The 18th day of September,
1865, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock An.
and O'Clock PM of said day, at the court
house door, on Main Street, IN the city of
Evansville, county OF Nanderburgh, and
State or Indfana. sell st public auction To
the highest bidder the said steambo 1t
"StonewalI Jackson" her engines. tackle,
apparel, and furniture.
BEN. SPOONE
-se==sU United States Marshall
By SAMUEL DA L, Deputy.
CIAs. K. MARSH, PROCTOR for LIbeIlants
sef2 did
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COMING SOUTH,
Terra Haute and IndiansEclis.
rnnat srrpRE HATTIE.
Gallo and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs.
erEAMRnATLTNEs.

To LOUISVILLE Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock AN. Every Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at s
10 CAIRo-DsiIy. except Sunday. at 8
o'clock p. NJ.
go aREEN RIVER Every wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock p. N. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock p. NJ.
To EAETPOTzr. 49, Every Tuesday ana
Friday at4 o'clock p. M. ="
TO BE yDEBsoS-DsiIy. except sundays,
81. O'Clock PM.
TO NAsHvTLLE-Every Thursday at fonr
m.
TO MISUNDERSTANDING
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18

On the third heat Billy Wilson
and Cora Payne" tied on 2:48, but
Billy for running was set back FIVE
seconds.
In the forenoon a match game Of
base ball was played, between the
Evansville and Excelsior Clubs of
this city, the Evansville Club win
ming the first premium, having beaten
the Resolutes on Wednesday. We
failed to get the score yesterday.
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RportStsge (via Newburgh and Boom
VslleA carving tie mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by p. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays
sud Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at a. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. N.
SIT. Vernon NAH stage leaves daily lex
Dept Suudays) ct Z A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Suudays) by 2 p. NJ.
p To NEWBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun
aay,l from the Merchants Hotel. at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
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WAMpED.

W. A&TED TUATTOW- a rao,r..
SE ing and shipping GEEK fn n Leb-IIes
sale house, or t9iR6e cliarge OF wan eh orsee
oE 9theI pTs lert% CAN give unouesflcn-
Addless y g.. thi office, lsei8 div
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'REyAE EDO UARRYM AND
= " sea BBLElt5 $50 quarrymen and
sotpplsrs Wanleu at the Grafton stone
Quafriess Grafton, Illinois Stendv en1-
ployment Ind good wages. Iarae and
comm di9us bnal ding. houses, belonging
TO thF Companyi are situated near tDe
quarrieS,, Add ess RILAS EARRING r0N.
SraitohiI itituofss or L. W. H. WRI HT.
Ola tlgrnmeDoiai Alley Sc. Louis, BIO.
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EQE EWFy


-S'ssse Es1sNT- sT0RnRO0M - grosIl
III et 49, Groom, with three rooms and =
Vine q :, = sneq- on First Street between
a stif III III. DIVISION. Apply 10
PETER FRI. il.
sSh - r. BIAS f.AfleNsF- -rt, l,-.-s-
s.f,,,tli5, ~ ne umberla pre-t1vferI71
Strests' T ITI,neT o. Second and chestnut
-ios - us rs would be a verv fiesIra,1s
piece IoT tetchlng hfu IL or 49,. ~ 10y
Tf ,l,,,as. Also, gcod room fora y ~.
a51'an = - ALFAH j rs SON
Hu~V 1tl heal Estate can't
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Residence and Farm for sac.

TTHE KESTBENCE OF the Iate Dr.
- Thomas Runci0 viii be sold 81 private
safe. Said farm CONTAINS 100 acres, with
improvements. II rs about one mile frL nl
Ingie's Stallion, on the II. q e. r r., and
ten miles nom this city. For further par
ticulars apply AZ Or. +. T. RuncielB Office.
No. - First street, Evansville. jy5t.
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w 2 > EiEisa-A 5ENTs-For
lsT8a q HORACE GREELEY's
" REGULATIONS Of a Busy Lifa.'

IN one volume, Handsomely illustrated
OF Whleh Mr.. Greeley himself saws. ~
snail never write 8.hyfhillp else fnJo which
1 shall put 30 mEch MYSELF. m a-Da-
atsrnces, noIous, convictions, and modes
give, w IN sfnaff reserve M ri Sc
tory" For fun plrf IrrI fars yst.r,9s =, a IA
q , ess G. r. VENT y go rrI-55t,-5 az -
w est Emrih Street. fjinef5irast tIi'iC ''' %
sel2 dGt, wit
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THORS LE-SEVERAL FIRsT-CLASs
= WORK HORSES, on favorable erms.
by -r FORTH & BOWLES
/. American Livery ables, Third street
between Nam and Locust. sepll Ivy
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THE HAPPIEsT MAN IN. Town.
Our artistic friend, MeGrew. we'll
known as one of the heads Of the pro-
fes.ioa, No. Z West First Street, is
again alone in business, aud with the
service of the best talent In the coun-
try, he will be enabled to do full just
ice to his friends aud customers
Give him call [se11 If
AtteHtiOn, DeIInqueRts.
Delinquent taxpayers are notified
that if they do not come forward and
pay up, on or before the LIST of Octo-
Der next, the six per cent. will then
be added.
.ea FRED LUNKENHEIMER,
seq dot tH Treasurer.
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8
The second race for the same pre-
miums, milo heats, best 3 In ). open
to all horses. that had not beaten $50
previous to Aug. LIST, 1868. There
were four entries, as follows: John
Funk enters b, & Joe" Geo Payne
enters br. N. "Cora Payne Isaac
Keen enters 8. g. "Crewdcr;" d. L.
Bissell enters b. e. Billy Wilson"
Three heats and half were run,
when the race was Continued till this
morning, on account Of the lateness
of the hour.
The horses were first started, or an
attempt was made to start them, all
together. On the second trial, after
being called back by the judges,
+" George Payne" caughtthe wheel of
Billy Wilson's" sulky with his
wheel, and turned the former over.
throwing the driver out, and Sc Billy !"
started around the ring alone. A
large nu mber of people started to
catch him, some l0isely taking long
poles It'll which to head him off or
knock him down. He was caught
once, but the approach of the poles
frightened him and he got off again,
and finally ran. across the upper part
of the ring, leaped the fence, TAX
ing the sulky over with him.
without injury, and then ran to
his stall, but before reaching it dash
ed the sulky against a tree, breaking
it to pieces. Daring this by-play the
utmost excitement prevailed, every
body running in the direction of the
running horse. Fortunately no one
was injured. A new sulky was pro
cured, and then it was determined to
send them off two at time. Billy
Wilson" and Cora Payne went to-
gether, and then Joe" and Crowd
er" took the ring. The result of the
trial, so far as it proceeded, was as
follows: G23l1 -1 81
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r.-oll CHARLES 4, BROUGHTOV.
SELF ~ t.WlL MechanIrsvllIe

T-SQR SALE Al AUCEH0N ~ FIVE
Is HOt SE~ AN d LOTS. - on Satu- dav.
september 25th, 1893, al o'clock IN, we
viii sell at auction AT the cOHrt- house door
the following property!
: = sractiOna part of Lot s. Block I8 ina
STOCK welFs enlargement, with five houses
thereon. situated Ga tire south sdde or Ann
street, between Elftn and Seventh Oppo-
site CarTenter's Field.
This - one OF the best locations I'm the
city. The houses are ReW and ia good re-
pair. One Is q storehou~e
5 This IS a rars SHAN for an fnvestr1 en- q
on easy terms.
Term S-One-half cash; balance ia one.
two, and thee years
For furthe paIllculars inquire of
J. II. ELLIOTT e. a., AuctiOueern
aaTp a
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CITY EW s.

FRIDAY.................IsEPTEMBER IS, 1868
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FQIs SALE.

T-aOIs SAEE-sUBrR BA n PROPERTY
Is IA handsonl q piece Or land cnntafn-
Ing frac ion over four acres on the
L lneeton state Road, about three miles
from the city, can -re bought at q bargain
II appiied Tor sOGsfs rs the owner is q non
resiueiti faud W1Shes TO sell. There is p
small house 81 fur rooms on the land.
also timber agd running water.
= TINS piacewopld make a handsome site
for a suburban Re sidenoa
or further particul lars AMY Ia
Nc EELY g. SGhUBERT
The New York herald., 1868-02-20
EArloxsl HOMES.

Grand Fair for "a Worthy object.
Yesterday morning thirty-six Of New York's well
known charitable ladies' and an equal number OF gen
tsmep assembled at No. col Broadway to perfect tho
organization OF the National Loyal Homes" an asso-
citation which at this sends forth appeal 10 aid
the destitute widows and mothers OF those fallen In tho
land and naval service Of the nation This imperative
and en- nenty humane duty has boon delayed hitherto
only In Difference TO the weigner claims OF the living
disabled soldier and sailor and the orphans OF the doad
In whose beusn pubic and private cnarity may DO
Justly regarded bong in pract cal operaou and the
prsscpt lime bohttiu2 successful effort to fulfil
duty TO the nation s8crEci dead hy carug for tho
aged and destitute for whom this cnarily s ns
tuted
Il needs not 10 Be told bere that in by far the
iorty OF instances the pttance received by the
widows and dependent mothers OF our dead defenders
in The form OF government pensions, is wholly nado.
quste to even their most indispensable and pressing
wants compelling them, IN the aesence OF other means
of subsistence 10 implore the private ad OF humans
citizens or accept tho undcservod humiliation oil tho
,Paupers Refuge To this necessity Is sought
10 found National Homes At convcuen. ana central
points wherein all sucn aided by tnsiE lawful aIlus.
ancc may hud an honorable retreat aud spent the
evening ol thor lives unasailed by want, degradation
or temptation to crims with this lsudah'e intention
n is proposed TO hold national isr Ia tbs citY oon-
moncing on the l4sh Of April
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

occurred In The sales conaned TO i7s hhds
NAVAL 'xs-sp ri,s turpen,ine was ,h, demand.
pI, ned r o g which o. e9a we're sold nrnde "a pea
ves eeabir being r~re.ed by The drnnsss o.
hole.. who dem m ,ea - - - Ss FOR e,mmsa aud
no |. IS IS IS for p I'd - 81 for etra 40 The
al s. SIX s IS IS aS's ~ sSS sa s. % aud is Is So
st 81 i2isssi Sh lar remained quiet wimin, ton may
ois-Lln WAS rs4sc and only in moderats de-
:sS:a:r. pre-. A. s Lard ~ = @ :saas i
SALES So S' ia "a a's s,w ss is lord st a. CSC ~ " ~
cut %sai" de- ppd ~ . Ssss and nd $50
snand s s pork n a.. and pscs M M s
rs ssr sss ss old 1s sale: On ss ss' s %srs @ ~ os
Ga and ss also
assssy m aSsS b9ls as. mess for March @ at ssi zs
ie city % and .ss s 'Si Sa ss.' for %
hs % ss 40 esnnss
81 for extra do Tsrce beet moderate request IN
a sd s. Tor ri prime s ID
Gut sSsns ss .hs .. Sea IN a Gss shade
sSasS price. were not qas.,Ssy Shs range About o @
ivso plcsisd shoulders loo Ioc for dr., sated
M M s' m Tor smoaso a0 0 ~ .s for piSaisd S.ms ,os
ossged =. Econ waa modcr.te request and Arm VII yn
for 100 cols. & lac iS S .aaTt anu a
as for long and short rip In tue lard .ss there WAS
was est.b ishsd sales (pat last evening, sOos
ter was moderate relues fun pices Cheese was in
steady demand lrm our last quit .tions.
PkIR0LEUa.-Crude III bulk WAS held Mt l1c but the de-
mand was light We only nsard OF sales of go bbs at Ia
Crude ia bDis held Ic. Tsc., without trans
actions. Bonded r.e rner aud more hit aer.
the mlrke closing AT 2oc. tor standard whe The sales
comprised 0 DDls 2oc and 25JJ de-, private terms
Also gallons IN ins. at 2sc NAphtha was IN brsA &c
mand for export sale being fu .2OJ bbs part for
Msrcn delivery at 6c also bbls h1e gasoline, oa
private terms Fee duh and nominal a. ii,sc &c
Tor stand .rd white Philadelphia the maraet remained
quiet Tut prices eady sales bU bbis STANDARD
While June at 2c and 5OJ do. do for the rst half
or March, at z34c, be ier's opiion.
kIcL quiet tut steady Carolina l0Sac. llAc
Tor fair 10 PRIME
TEARING n moderate demand. Sales lC1 900 lbs. at
l35ac. i4iAc, inc uding grease at lOc i2c
SUGAR ihe transacons IN raw wee moderate, and the
ke ruled heavy atlAc II &C. Tor far 10 good rehn
ing Cuba The sales 514 hnds, at Il,9c l3Ac for
Cuba and l2c loAc for Porto RICO and emarara also
IL NJ 4c koned sparngly dealt closing ut
lie 7c for powdered, crushed ana granuiaed l5esc
l6hc. Tor soft white and l4t.c u loisc. Tor yellow.
SEEDS Calcutta linseed quet but generally held
with hrnne,s at $2S1s GOLD, duty paid We n ara OF 70
and rougn tax 81 65 81 rs.
1ALLow steady with moderate demand the sales
being IJUOU los. 1T lie. ll3sc
NHIsKEY.-..ece pts Is bUs No business and prices
nominal.