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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.-Rio Janeiro and
Buenos Ayres letters of May 9 and April 9th
have been received at New York. Lopez was
strongly fortified upon the river Tebicua, with
an army of about 10000 men. Humaita still
remained in his possession although the Rra-
lillian fleet was anchored above and below it.
The sckly season had set in and the troops of
the allies were making impatient demonstra-
tions over delays. 1t is reported that govern
ment had instructed the Marquis Caxias to as
sault the works at any cost. A rumor was
gaining credence in Buenos Ayres that the
Unieed States intended to interfere. This of
course is wholly erroneous, So long as there
is any prospect that Lopez will get thrash
ing "a he deserves, the United States will look
Oh with the utmost complacency. The Gen
eral Assembly of Brazil was awaiting a quo
rum to be regularly opened by the Emperor
President Mitre of the Argentine Confedera-
ton will probably be impeached Immediately,
on the assembling of Congress-
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For the Islands,
rf~A The Steamer GazeIIe will
- ss zsszzs9s commence her trips to
Peaks and Cushing's Islands,
MONDAY, June 10th,

Running as follows until further notice:
Leave Custom House Wharf for Peaks and Cush-
ing's Islands at and 1O5 A. NJ. and and 81 p. N.
Returning, leave Cushng's Island for Portland at
$50 A. Nj. and 230 P. NJ.
Leave Cushing's Island touching at Peaks Island
lib A. NJ. and 5.15 p NJ
B-Tckets down and back 25 cents Children 10
cents. june9dIt
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For o. Months York -!
Fifty Good Agents Wanted Imme-
diately.
WIS Is the best chance ever offered to Agents in
Maine. Call at once.
AVER IL CO,
Merchants Bank Building, t'rd Story Portland.
TO COnsaC2laptires !!

A GRATEFUL FATHER is desirous Of sending
LAby mail, tree OF charge to all who wish it, copy
OF the prescription by which hisiIaugher was restor
eu 70 perfect health from confirmed consumption Of
ter having been given up BY her physicians and de-
spalfei oil by her fa her, a well known physician,
VINO has now disc m inued practice. Sent to any
person on receipt o; stamp to prepay postage All
dressO p. BROWN, Secretary, 10 Grand st, Jersey
City, N. j. jei6d3tSw2t
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To Dry Goods Dealt

A SITUATION In a store, office or any respecta-
u bic business, by young man of experinee. A
situation of book-keeper preferred. Address,
junel6d3tA A. Il. G, Portland r. o.
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BowDoIN CoMMENCEMENT.-The following
is the assignment of parts for Commence
ment July 8 at Bowdoin:
Salutatory-Robert L. Packard.
Orations-O. d. Baker, G. j. Chapman, G
A. Smyth. I. j. Emery, j. A. Hinkley.
Philosophical Disquisitions-G. w. Foster,
G. l.. Chandler.
Literary Disquisitions-C. H. Cushman, j.
S. Derby, L. w. Rundletf, c. o. Whitman.
Disquisitons-C. E. Chamberlain, w. f.
Shepard.
Discussions-S. Fogg, Jr., L. S. Ham, c. G.
Holyoke.
Dissertations-G. M. BODICE, f. E. Hitch
cock, e. S. Mason, G. A. Ring, G. e. Webber.
Every member of the class has part for
Commencement, and to its credit be it said
it is the intention of the young men to give
dignity to the performances of "Class Day"
and to free them from some of the objection
able features which have marked the exercises
of previous years. The class also has taken
steps to establish $1,000 scholarship.
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THE friends of the 1st Congregational Socie-
ty will notice the advertisement of an enter
tainment, to be given by the young people, ON
Wednesday evening next.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.

-
BIZ 1DFORD d. RENTCK,
Commission Merchants,
SOLICIT CoNsIGNMENTs OF
Random Spruce Timber, Shingles
and LatIlS.
Address, ~ Broadway New York.
N. B.-SPEcIAL PERSONAL ATTENTION gwen to
the INSPECTION of all timber consigned to our house
May 2j-d3mo SN
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IT., ,,,o 1ro-, PORTLAND, June 8, 1868.
land: ~ "
me Undersigned proposes to build a Wharf on his
Ropery situated on the Cape Elizabeth side of the
naroor, and adjoining the Breakvater, and would
respectfully ask permission tor same.
Yours truly, IL. II. DAY,
By WIN. WILLARD.
June 9th, 1863
Ordered, that notice of the above application be
given by publication of the same, with this order
thereon in two OF the daily newspapers printed in
Portland, at least seven days before tie time Of
hearing, and that hearing thereon be had at
OF June, on the premises.
ALBERT WARWICK
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
80, ), Il. CORSER,
JuhelOotu Harbor Commissioners,
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Tr,HIS is to certify that | give my son Frank H.
4 Butler his time, and shall not claim his earn
ings be responsible for his debts from this date
.o THOMAS Ii. BUTLER.
June 10, 1900 iune16d1aw3w
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WANTED, a situation in Retail Dry Goods
w Store, BY young man of a number Of years.
experience in this city. Address Box AZ, Portland.
June 16 DIT
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DISASTERS.

was driven ash. re Cape Hatteras 18th inst, and
the captain and twelve OF the were drowned.
The first and second mates. with Two seamen, were
saved. 1.-THE Istra registered 81 tons. rated Al,
was built at Brunswick in 1866 where she was own
ed by CS Pennell, and others, and Capt Sewall, OF
New York
Brig Randolph, Pressey, from Calais for Cieniue
gos, W tn lumber, went ashore the Cacos Passage
10th ult, and is total wreck. Part OF the cargo and
sails were saved and landed at Turks Islands The
crew have arrived at Boston. 1.-THE brig registered
2S9 TONS was built at Cherrveld In 1856 and hailed
from Boston,.
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N o L C Il i.
Freedom Notice.

LII creditors of Dole & Moody will present theil
"A cl inns 10 the undersigned at once Tor dividend
W. l.. PUTNAM, Administrator.
June I6-d3t
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June 15, 1868. dtd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-30

t4Ht.HsH E.a 4 & ---f se.-s ~ HAAA =
Gold closed in New York, yesterday at
184skgls474. la.A b 80
The Illinois state Teachers Association
: met at Peoria on Tuesday, and was largely
attended. grKrger tyg
The colored citizens OF st. Paul propose
81 ~ - to hold a grand jubilee over theirF recent
20 eufranchisenent. on New Years day -
". Golaaine, brewer, huns himself in
his brewery on Monday night. No cause
assigned
A Springfield dispatch says Bowers h IS
declined dinner rendered him by Gov.
Bullock and other dignataries of Boston.
The town OF Rutland, Vermont, has
voted 100000 TO aid in building the Port-E
land & Rutland Railroad.
Jas. N. Morrison, one OF the oldest and
weaIthiest citizens OF Chicago, died Mon
day night. leaving wife, child and
S75O,0O.
The safe of the American Express Com
2 s-a pany, in he ONCE at PeeksktlI, New York,
was blown open Monday morning, and
xff robbed of 81 200. The ofice was then set
h.ir on fire. and with the hotel, in which 1t was
situated was totally destroyed. Loss 5000
James Fisk published a card defend
ing and justifying himself for having
.I. Bowles arTested.s He regrets that Mrs.
Bowles was annoyed by the temporary
absence of her husband, but expresses the
utmost contempt for the sym pathy ex-
tended to BowIes by the hordss OF oHnce-
seekers and snnall-beer idlers who clamor-
ed around the jail for bis release. He
says Bowles propOs ed the game, and he
had bowled b i'm over the first inning, and i
proposed to play 1t out with unhnching
determination.
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no RET AIRY G COMMERCIAL
gnscagO Market.

sUHaCAEO MAFAGSs
BS Telegrapll.l CHICAGO. Dec. %.
EXCHANGE Eastern quiet; II offered in
buving, and D ar selling.
FLoDR-DuLl; sales Of Spring extra at
IS 00G6 75. III fIHEl
WHEAT-Less active, f1rmer, and L@3Sc
higher; sales OF No. at 81 1891 rs No.1
al 81 l01S4I u; closing at 81 1ls49l IL for
No. 2. Sales of No. since Change at
81 IL.
q CoRN--Is in fair shipping demand and
.2921zc higher; Old nrner, bnt quiet; sales
Of new shefied at 52l445213c; closing with
sellers o. new sheltSd at 522c. Nothing
doing. this afteTDoolI
OArS-A shade easier, with a more active
demand, princi Pelly 1Jr future delivery.
Sales At 435z@47 fer No. 2, cash (; 4613 seller,
and 4T1%Q4TA buyer, J anuaFy; closing qui-
ct 81 46td46N
RYEED1fII: sales at 81 I2aI Is for No. /,
and 81 l0nl Ii for No. 2.
BARLEY-Quiet and firJner, 293 higheri
sales of No. at 81 55gI SO; closing with
sellers at 81 5715.
H1GHwINEs-H eld at &c. free. rfas tFsi
PRs sviSIoNS--Quiet and easier; holders
are firm in their views E#W NF
MESS PoRK--At 81, seller January, Feb
ruary and March; at S27 80, buyer January
and February; since Change sales at S26 90
cash, and S2T9sy7 So seller February.
LARD-SteaCiy at l69l61Sc cash, and 17c,
dies at 13c loose, aud I31sc boxed, and Cum
berland at Peoria at l21ac.
DRESSED HOGS-Opened quiet at sI0 259
10 80, and closed firm at $40 509l 90. dlYtd-
ing on 200; live dull and 15925c lower;
sales at IS 40Q9 10 for fair to medium, and
50 25G9 50 for good to choice.
BEEF CATrLE-E eglected and nominal.
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MEMPHIS.
Rutter, President OF the Tennessee
National Bank, Admitted TO Ball
Memphis sensations. skaa@sa


? MEMPHIS, December 29- George
u. Rutter.s President of@the Tennes-
see National Bank, was arrested on
warrant from Nashville forsalleged
.defalcation in the school fund, and
taken before Judge. Lee. He was re-
leased on writ of hd5eas corpus. and
held to bail in the sum of s.. 600 Tor
his appearance. 1t will be remem-
bered 10 this connection that the loss.
of this fund, which was-retuFned to
the apresentz State government after
the war BY Governor Harris, who
had carried 10 South, caused the sui
eide of Comptroller Sanford It is
believed the present arrest of Rutter,
and the investigation, will disclose
the disposition that was made of the
funds. Rutter solicits a searching
investigation
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VOL. XIX.

the South German States, he said it
was his intention to leave to them
entirely the question of their. adj
mission 10 the Confederation; that it
would not be long before they would
scomeE knocking at the door. Until
then he hoped Germany would be
closer and closer drawn together by
common legislation, and throughsthe!
enstoms of PARLIAMENT. -4 81 W -
New YORK. December ga let
ter from St. Domingo, dated Dee, ID,
says: The defeat of Agandoz's squad
at hos Matos, BY GOvernmentt TROOPS,
leaves President Baez in full and
peaceful possession Of the whole coun-
try.
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CANADA.
Railroad Accident.

LONDON, Canada, Dec. 29.-The
sleeping car attached TO the night
mail train on the Great Western Rail-
road from Niagara Falls, ran off the
track at East Wood this forenoon,
and rolled down an embankment IS
feet. The ear contained Is persons,
12ofl whom are more or less injured,
twogof them, it is feared, fatally.
LONDON CANADA, Dec. 29.-J ones,
the murderer of his niece, was exc
cuted this morning at 101 O'Clock.
Many thousands Of people COLLECTED
about the scatfold. He was attended
all night by various elergymen, but
denied his guilt to the last.
LONDON, Canada, Dec pa fire
to-day in the store of Frank Smith IL
Co, destroyed goods to the value of
$4,000. The loss is covered by in
surance. Eff a -
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So .1ST. LOUIS Dec. 29.ZGen. Sherman
has received dispatches from Hazen.
at Fort Cobb, to the 9Th inst, and
3ata3f from Gen. Sheridan up to- the same
date. Gen. Hazen usayslthat since
=. Gene CustaF's fgnt he has had no
- AA traublesin DISTINGUISHING between the
friendly and hostile bands. He pro-
nounees all the Cheyennes and ARA
pahoes as unfriendly and hostile; the
Kiowas are divided half and half;
the Comanches are all, or nearly all,
II friendly to the whites; the Apaches,
the Kichies. the Caddoes, the Wichi-
taws, and Afilited bands, numbering
about 3 900, are clustered around. and
claiming protection of the Govern
ment. The hostile bands have separa-
f,r ted from the friendly tribes and gone
....5..- over to the head of the north fork of
the Red River, near the mouth of
Sweet Water. They number some 100
Gen. Sheridan was to have left
Camp Supply on the Canadian River
.d for Fort Cobb, on the 9TH, and it was
expected that, in three to FIVE days
from that date he would be in COM
munication with Gen. Hazen, and be
4 able to strike the hostile Indians
without Interfering with the friendly
asilas tribes. Satanta.the prinipal chief of
sW ss the kiawas i i represented as na not
~ ii1s Sherman. however, regards Satanta
and Big Bear as the most hostile and
aetreacherous of the plains Indians, and
believes that no lasting. peace can be
3 13f.bad with them while theysare at large.
He has, therefore, given orders to kill
them, or. if captured, to imprison
asst1n golis stnem at kort Gibson.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERSg MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup,

VIs N7lIA1@O1FI-4N
This valuable preparation has been used
with HeUey (GiEtTtg sssccess IN th0usagEds on
cases.
II not only relieves the child from pain
but lnRlgorates the stomach and bowels
correots acidtty, and gives tone and energy
70 the whole system. 1t VIII also Instantly
relieve GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS ami WIND
collie. - ~ rra - ~
We believe it is the best and slGrest rem
edy ga the GCoTtd in all cases OF DusenteTI
and DsdIytoeG in Cs4kOtren, whether arising
nom feething or any other cause.
FuIL directions Tor using VIII accompany
each bottle
BE sure and call for g MRS. WINSLOWT
sOOTHING SYRUP" having the Ioc-stDl.
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
JeA dAW6m
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PGTRoLEUM- Il
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Three hundred colored militia oc-
7cupfed the town of Hope6eld, oppo-
site this city, this morning at day
light. A portion of them were sent
to occupy Marion and Mound City.
The citizens of the latter place say
they commenced piilaging as soon as
they entered. No reason is known
or assigned for their presence.
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new YOrk Gold and STOCK Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Eec. %.
MoSEY Extremely stringeut until near
the close of bank hours a I per cent. cur
rencys with 1-f61t12 per ent.cOmmi sion per
day. IL was obt 4lned at z per cent. cur
rem ". with 11SSc9sz per cent. til Monday;
cent. for 80 lays. Before 3 O'clock, how
ever, tho siringenfy aDated, and as bank-
ers weEe generally supplied, an easier feel
ing prHvaSleds causing a oecline TO z per
cent. gold interest on mixed coitaterals,
ana per ceAt. on Governments. The
bulls resisted the money pressure we'll,
and paid high fates for money sooner than
one city bank was In trouble ffDIn losses
on mercantile, resulting from dry goods
failures, which gained CURRENCY early Ia
the day, Is unfou nded. A bank was to-
day a creditor at The clearing house to
q considerable extent. Some of the banks
have doubtless sustained losses by failures,
but none, IL Is probable, to an extsntaBufIi-
eient TO impair sOlvency. The money
stringency is checking. ali speculation In
produce and all other departing ats OF
business and there is no prospect OF any
permanent let up TIL after the quarterly
bank statement. January attn.
STERLING Dull at g1zta91<. H#Es
gross clearings being only s3S,000 900. The
market opened at 1885,, advanced to I35,
and closed at l345s9l34s4. The highest rate
paid for carrying was BIB of per cent
per day. ExpOrt=to-day S3S,0O0.
GoVERfyaTENTs-Have declined Z1h per
money, but an the stock offered was found
talxens ana the market closed firm. Cou-
pons OF 'el. li4s4@ll45s dc. ,62, ll0sE9ll15s;
do. "a, l071z9lO714 do. '65. 1U7Szdl07Is; !; do.
new, llO5sG l0i5 do. '67, Il03l dll05k; DO. s6S
ll05s91l-ss; 10 40s, 1858 9l011z.
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CHICAGO.
Fire and Loss OF Life


CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-About halfipast.
FIVE o'clock this morning, fire broke
out in Mr.. Nichols boardiDq-house,
located above store No. 10 Frank jim
Street in this city. 1t originated by
the careless use of kerosene oil in
kindling fire in the cooking stove.
The flames spread with such rapidity
that escape by the stair eases was
soon rendered posi- bic. Three men
and woman Jumped from the win
dows in the fourth story upon the roof
of two story building, and escaped
with slight injuries, bat two brothers,
Wallace and Louis Cord, aged Is and
Is respectively, met a different fate.l
Standing in a. front window ofothea
fourth story, they Joined. hands. and
leaped headlong into the erect aOne
was instantly Killed, his head com
pletely bursting by the coneussion,
and the other died within fifteen min
utes afterward. The pecuniary loss
was slight. -
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Sc. LOuis Market,

ByTelegraph.l "a - ST. LOUIS. Dec. - =
! ToBAcCo-Nothing doing; prices nom
inally unchanged.
Z GaTToN-No sales reported.
II EMP-Small sales of chOIce undreSsed
at 81 70. frstf 8lae
FLOUR Firm and steady at So 75d6 80
for ssaperdne; S6 1897 so for extra; 81 75g
IS so for Xxx S99I0 70 for xxx to fancy.
WHEAF-DuIl and &c lower on ali grade
Below choice; sales of prime to strictly,
prime red Fall at 81 coal 76; choice red
and white 81 90g2 20; choice No. spring
sold at 81 3D. rar
CoRN-Qufet and weak at 63969c, and
fancy W hite at 70sI7tc.
OATS-Dull at 53td5Sc, " ith no buyers at
the close at those rates. If1fserr, =
Is. BARLEY-Dull at S2dl2 20 for choice fancy
Illinois, and - 90 for Fall- vusrf4
RYE-FIrm but slow at 81 a al %. tf-
WHISKY-tirm at 9755G9Sc.
PoRK-Ffrn with small sales at SIS. .s-a-
BULK MEATS-The feeling is rather bet
ter. loo. e shoulders sold at 1o5sc, packed
. AT IOs<aIlc; clear sides 15c.
RAf, Spz--Srnan sales clear sides at I71<c; /;
sugar-cured hams I7149171zc. -
alIARD-Stiff, but only retail busin esS
doing; sales at l7eJl7l5c for tierce; lS1sc for
ke7. r--fs 4s-f..sy o. 49,. D. -
HoGs-Small receipts caused prices to
advance to S9ag10 for good to heavy
CATTLE = Receipts small and demand
light; prices range from to e1ae gross.
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BOSTON.
Colfax in Boston.

Boston, December % Speaker
Collax was a guest of Lieut.. Gov
sernor Clafin last night, and gives a
reception tonight at hotel. ?
The steamship Tarifa. from Liver
pool, has arrived. @
BosroN. December 29.-The steam
ship Tarifa, from Liverpool. IN q
heavy gale, on the 18th instant, broke
her rudder-head, parted her rndder-
chains and was afterwards -steered
entirely by spars.
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HAVANA
The Rebels Fighting wlthstrychnine.

HAVANA. Dec. 29.-The following
report is made by Spanish officials in
relation to the use of strychnine by the
The revolutionists
cooked quantity of provisions which
had previously been prepared with
strychnine, and then retreated, ex-
pecting. the Spanish troops on their
arrival at the rebel camp would eat
the food. 8aEs
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new York Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Dec. %.
CoTTeNA4c better; sales 1900 bales, at
25zzc for mIddling uplands.
FLOUR Receipts, 8, ,lS8 barrels; dull and
heavy, and 5Gl towers sales OF 400 bar
rels at s5 90Q6 20 for superfne State and
Western; S6 S59z 30 for extra State: So 20
Wheat Extra; IS 9oas 50 for Round HOOD
Ohio; 81 7599 20 for extra st. Louis; $40 %
9i2 80 for good to choice do; closing dull.
Rye nour dun ssales4Cf $50 barrels at 50 10
~GoRN MEAL-Iu moderate request; sales
3 OF SO barrels OF choice Western and 100
barrels OF BrandyTl lne, bol b at IS 80. 49,
n WHIsKY-Free lover; sales of 100 barrels
of Western at Csc. Gssrfst-.
W HEAT-R acelptl 462, bushels; dull, and
for No. 2 Spring; 81 70 for white Michigan
and California;. . edf 81
RYE--Quiet and heavy, at 81 5Ogl 50.
BARLEY--Duli aad declining; sales Of
5000 bushels of common German at 81 21<.
& BARLEY MAET-Dull. sales of 600 BUSH
Rye MALT-SaIes of 1900 bushels at
eoRN-Recefpts "a, ,4s5 bushels; heavy and
-lc lower; sales OF 81 900 bushels at 92996c
for new mixed Western; 81 6791 IL for old
ditto In store and afioat; 96c9sI 90 for new
Western yellow; 9Sc9S1 90 for new white
w estern 81 O091 O4 for new white South
err ;aSi o39I 08 fdr new Southern yellow.
OAIs-Kecelpts 696 bushels; quiet and
for Western IN store: 7S11c for ditto afioat.-
:. RIcE-Qoiet and firm at SIC for caro-
lima.
= ooFFEE-steady sales of 400 bags Rio
SUGARS Quiere sales of 3I5 hogsheads of
Martinique at lie; SO sales Of II, 900 boxes
OF Havana, atsI15sc. ''a a--ii4
MoLAssEs-Qn sales OF 400 barrels of
New Orleans at 76qS0s; sales GOO hogs
heads of Demarara at 50d60c.
PETROL EUM- Quiet at I75<c for crude and
81 Tor refined Donded. - a-.sy.- -,
HoPS-Qufet at l0920c for Am erfcan.-
IINSEED OIL-Qufet at 7ScGSl 90. -
SPIRITs OF EsTURPENTINE-45145 451zc. 81 g b
PoRK-Firmer and in moderate demand:
sales of $50 barrels at ST 00G,27 . for new
mess; S26 27Q27 50 for old do; $50 00923 90
for prime; SIS 5o9H 004Dr prime mess; also,
sales of i 900 barrels new mess at S27 so,
seller January; S27 So, seller February. 5
BEBE-Steady sales of l70 barrels at 50 90
new extra mess.
TIERCE BEEF-Quiet: sales 100 tierees at
SIS OOg30 10 for prime mess; S3l 0Og35 90 for
Indian mess. g aaFtEE = 2esr =
BEEF HAMS -sales of l6e ba rKels at $50 90
(I134 W #e8r I'D
g CUT rMRATS-Steady; sales of 80 packages
at lOtz0l1xc for SD oulderS: Hal I6c for hams.
MIDDLEs-QuieJ; sales of 3SS boxes at l31z
@laSsc for Cum Berland cut; l4zal415c for
short ribbed; l4kc tor long clear.
DRESSED HoGs-Duli and lower at SlI so
@S12 00 for We Tern; SI2 00a12 50 for city.
LARD-Ftrmer, but ciosing heavy: sales
gI7l5c for keitle rendered; also, sales OF
,50J tierces OF sfeatn, sellers option Feb
ruary and March at l14971zc. .sEtsl
BUTTER Steady and quiet at 25G40e for
Ohio: 40t050c for State. sfUN1 frsr So
CHEFSE-Firm az l4gl91zc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-30
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RyTelesraph.l CrNCINNArI. Dec.

By TelessraDh.l CINCINNATI, Dec. 2S.
FLouR-Unchanged family 81 SOFAS co.
q aWHEAT-DuIs L. No. red 81 73Gl 75.
CoRN-DuIl; ear or shelled 66d67c.
OxTs-Very dull, closing at 60c for No. !,
and 5sc foT MOI.
RYE-Fitm ;5t 81 50.
BARLEY-Un changed and quiet; prime
grades g 20g2 -, buyers thirty to sixty
days. ESQ
CoTToN-Ftrmer; middling 231fG24e.
w HISKY-In demand at 81 %.
fHoGs-Irregular; live sold at SO 00Ggl0 75
in the morning, and dressed atSll 75la12 25,
but the market closes tame, though there
are not many Offering; receipts $500 head.
PRovISIoN oNS-UnSelLled; holders firmer
and there is less pressure to sell, with bot
little or no demand City Mess Pork Id
at SIS 00.1 CITY BULK Meats at lie, lS15c, lac
and l41zc Tor shoulders, sides, clear rio and
clear sites, loose. Bacon at lSc for Shoul-
defS and l755c for clear sides. Green Meats
are Il rnl at Zoe, 1Sc and I41Sc. Lard is held
at ITs6 lSc for city, out country can be
bought at lie, and there Is considerable
pressure to sell. without any demand.
. RUrrER-Firm at 3BdR40c for w eSterp and
A a fSc for the best New York; receipts are
nght.
= EGGs-Declined to SLQS2c.
oILs-Linseed unchanged and quiet at
3. 02dI o. -s.--- W aa So
GoLD-At 1872. Farm 3
EXCHANGE - Rather hrmer; bankers pay
1sal-I0 discount
MoNEY-Aarketc close at IO9l2 per cent.