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Evening star., 1869-11-06

ADMIRAL FARRAsUr is coming eastward by
easy stages (and cars,) and is daily improving
in health.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

REsIGNATIoN ACCEPTED-Secretary Bout
well has accepted the resignation of Thomas
McElrath, Appraiser Of Merchandise at New
York city, to take effect on the 30th inst.
Evening star., 1869-11-06
DEpApTNrNT 0r SrArv

WASHINGTON, November 4, 1869
Information has been received at this Depart-
ment from Mr.. +. NJ. de Nemegyei, the Consul
Of the United States at TabascO, Mexico, of the
death, Oh the 25th Of June last at TabascO of
Lake Wannaman, Master Of the Schooner " Ra-
chel Wannaman."
Evening star., 1869-11-06
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENuE.-The receipts from thif
source to-day were &457 $3.50.
Evening star., 1869-11-06
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair DYE is tine best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
inetantanepls; no dss ppOintment; ridiculous
tnts remedies the i'll effects Of bad Dyes nvigorates
and leaves the Hair sOft and beautiful, BLACK OR
BROWN Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; AMI
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No.
16 Bond street. n Y se S-eoly
Evening star., 1869-11-06

Napoleon G0lng % Winter In Italy.
Teiegrophed Exclusively 70 The E-ening Star.
PARIS, Nov. cit is now tolsrably certain
that the Emperor will spend portion Of the
winter at Nice
Evening star., 1869-11-06

SENATOR CHANDLER, Of Michigan, now ir
Rome, has been sitting for a burst to Randolph
Rogers.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

RUFUS II. OXFORD, Of Portsmouth, N. H., has
been appointed to first class clerkship In the
Second Auditors ONCE.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

POSTMASTER APPoINTRD.-The President has
appointed John A. Freeman Postmaster at Lex
ington, Va, in place Of Robert Campbell, sus-
pended.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

There is probably Family Medicine 40 fayera-
bly and so widely known as DAVIS PAIN Kill
IER. For the pafv twenty ycers il has been exten-
sively used by Missionaries in INDIA, China. Turkey
indeed, in nearly all the Missionary Stations, not
only to coanterast the climate influences the fam
lilies of Missionaries, but for the Of Cholera and
Fevers prevalent in the Eat. IL II used internally
for all Diseases Of the bowels and externally for
wounds, burns. bruises, &C Sold by Druggists gen
orally. ocH LIN
Evening star., 1869-11-06

COMMISSIONER DELANo is busily engaged in
preparation OF his annual report. Deputy Com
missioner Douglass is acting as Commissionel
meanwhile.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

1NPoRrATIoNs OF RAILROAD IRON for the past
eight years exhibit the curious fact that the
higher the rate Of duty was raised the greater
were the amounts imported.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

p0One cold Winter might some twenty-five
years ago couple appeared under the window
Of squire in Washington County, New York:
and called for him. The squire got ont Of bed
and asked what they wanted. "Want 20 get
married" Married and Ne darned," said the
squire, and shut rise window. IL was short
ceremony, but they considered it suf1cicnt, and
are living together ss man and wife.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

"a LOVER OF JESUS" sent to the Treasury
Department, yesterday, forty books Of gold leaf
he had stolen from it. Another repentant sim
ner sent back dollar gold piece.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

II 10 the best HAIR PRESSING in the world,
making eiess stiH, erasAy hair, healthy, SOFT and
glossy
Prre 81 90. For sale BY all druesisfs
R. p. HALL q CO, Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
Evening star., 1869-11-06
lOLU MsIA
no 4-3t YEAS POW ID Z r

A q r. b
MARK TwAISs NEW BOOK.
Mn J. a. PARKER: As. !tn street, receives
snbsrripfions for MARK TWAIN - NEW BOOK :.
THE 1NNOCENTS ABROAD, and is the only
per-n in this city authorized by me to do All
parties not reached by me in canyassing be sup
Vlied at Mr.. PARkER'S Store.
MRS KATE ID. BARSTOW,
o1-lu' Agent for The Innocenfs Abroad
rLOTH DRESSING AND DNEING ESTAB-
- LISHMENT.
The subscriber " ishes 10 inform his friends and the
public that he has opened
BRANCH STORE
of his pNEING BUSINESS at 2j9 Pennsylvania
oc0 I'm L. J. DENHAM
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, SilH 9Th street.
i near Pennsy J, anis avenue: ROBERT FUL-
LER A co. advance money Bonds. Stbcks. and
Real Estate, Diamonds, W atches. Dry Goods, Fur
hituIe, Piano., and all kinds cf Personal Property
y B-The highest cash price paid for the same.
Open every day except Sundays, from a. m. TO
NJ. SELL
Evening star., 1869-11-06
EXCURSIONS. &c.
y '''''. WARE X

We take great pleasure in calling the attention Of
purchasers 10 our very attractive collection OF
SILVER WARE.
SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS,
BREAkfAST, COFFEE. and
DINNER SERVICES
Of style and price with all other articles of ele
.ance for table ornament, male Of the purest
Silver. Our manu- tory has besn established since
1>I and its products known all over the country
a. 'kiIkis Silver We are Constantly filling large
orders for families OF known taste and refinement in
the cities Of New York Philadelphia and Boston, as
well ne tlose south Of us In addition To the above,
af.r usual we'll selected stock Of WATCHES,
JEM ELkY and PLATED WARE, and are daily
Ieceiying additions 20 the same.
SANL KIRK SON.
GOLD AND SILEERSMITHS.
r"5 Am-lp 172 W Baltimore street Baltimore.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

WHISKY AND TOBACCO Supervisor
Fulton has secured the arrest, in Philadelphia,
Of +. G. PomPeji, for selling tobacco with coun-
terfeit Internal Revenue stamps thereon. Mr..
Fulton has also ordered the seizure of the Who'll e.
sale liquor establishment OF Henry Killian, for
violation Of the Internal Revenue laws. Over
200 barrels Of raw spirits were seized.
Evening star., 1869-11-06
THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The star building,
sW. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and 11th St.,
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

The STAR 10 served by carriers to their sun
scrihers in the City and District at 1ES EMS
wEEK or FoRII-FoTR GEMS FER MONTH. N"PieS
at the counter, Two GEMS
Psrcr MAILING Three Months, One Dollar
ard Fifty Gents; Six Months Three Dollars, One
Year. Five Dollars. Nc paYers are sent ifoni the
once longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY STAR-published On Friday
uorDine-One Dollar and ahslf a year.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

PEEsoNAL-H0n. j. w. Patterson, Of ". H.
Hon. }. Z. Abbott, of n. c., and Hon. j. II
Sypher, OF La; Commander +. Higgins, and DIR
Frederick j. McNulty, ''Of the Cuban Navy
are at the Ebbitt.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

The WHITE HoUsE.-Among the visitors at
the Executive Mansion this morning admitted TO
see the President, were Gen. Harney, Mr.. Cata-
cazy, the Russian Minister; Senator Patterson,
and Representatives. Churchill, Orth, Jenckes,
Kelly and others.
Evening star., 1869-11-06
PERFECT MANHOOD.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the evils Of
SELF-ENERvATION, with certain help for the
erring and unfortunate. sent in sealed letter
lopes- free Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOcI-
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. se 3 eo3R
Evening star., 1869-11-06

HON. HORACE CAPRON, Commissioner OF
Agriculture, has returned from his recent yisi,
to the Virginia State Fair at Richmond, highl,
gratified with his cordial reception and the sue.
cess Of the exhibition.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

GOING TO THE GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL
FAIR.-Secretary Boutwell,, Secretary Cox,
Commissioner Delano, Commissioner Capron,
and other prominent GOverement officials, ex-
pect to leave here Oh Friday or Saturday next to
attend the Agricultural Fair at Macon, Ga.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

Miss AMELIA Z. wINANs, daughter of Hon.
j. j. winans, Representative in Congress from
the 9Th Ohio district, was married at her fathers
residence i'm Xenia OH Nov. Ist, to j. Frank
Dunnie Of Chicago.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

~The opening song TN the concert halls Of
Nashville, Tenn, is "who will care for Andy
WOW ?'
D0The latest fashion for weddings is 30 have
the ceremony performed af home, TO he followed
by small and quiet RECEPTION VIII no dancing
Evening star., 1869-11-06
BETTER PAY FOR THE CLEIKs.-The Cir

BETTER PAY FOR THE CLEIKs.-The Cird
Serrice Journal says:
''We are authorized to state that the Heads of
Bureaus i'm the Treasury Department have
unanimously agred to recommend to Congress
reorganization of the Department. at a better
scale of prices for the greater portion of the
CLERICAL forces. Many of them have i'm their
annual report recommended this measure-and
secure n remuneration equal TO the necessities or
the service. We also have reason to believe that
the Secretary himself is convinced that the brsi-
ness Of the Department cannot be transacted
properly and with due regard to economy, unless
the gentlemen of the service are properly re-
warded.-'
Evening star., 1869-11-06

SENATOR MORTON arrived here yesterday
afternoon suffering somewhat from injuries
sustained by his accidentally falling the plat
folm at the railroad depot in Pittsburg on
Thursday.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT is willing to re-
duce the letter postage between the United
States and Great Britain TO three pence-siN
cents-and there, is every probability that this
rate will soon he adopted.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6, lsS.-Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations OF Government
Evening star., 1869-11-06

The DISEASE FROM WHICH Mn. PEABODY
DIED.-W. W. CorcOran, Esq, received a cable
dispatch yesterday from Mr.. Morgan, Of Lon
don, Of the former house OF Geo. Peabody q Co..
announcing the death of Mr.. Peabody. The
immediate cause Of his death was congestion of
the lungs, and he passed away without suffering
Evening star., 1869-11-06

PRESIDENT GRANT has been compelled by
press OF business to decline the invitation to be
present at the meeting Of the Society of the
Army Of the Tennessee, in Louisville, on the Ii tn
and 18th instant.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

GOVERNOR BULLOCK of Georgia is here, To
urge upon the President, Members OF the Cabi-
net, and others, acceptance OF the invitations TO
visit the Georgia agricultural fair on the 10th
instant.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

The GRANT EQUESTRIAN SrATUE.-The COM
mittee having i'm charge the erection ef the
equestrian statue Of General Grant have OBJ
tanned sufficient amount Of subscription to
warrant them in going on with the work, and
have directed the sculptor, j. A. Bailly, to pro
ceed with the casting. The statue will he OF
bronze, cast from cannon captured by General
Grant. 1t is to be Of colossal size, the pedestal
to he single block of granite. 1t will be erect
ed on the terrace now being prepared on the
south front of the Treasury Building. The full
height OF the statue will be about feet
exclusive Of the pedestal. The total cost, inclu-
ding the pedestal, will I've about $4,000. Mr..
Mullett, the supervising architect of the Treas
ury Department, will have the south front Of the
Treasury ready for the statue by the 1st of Jan
uary next.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

PUBLIC LANDs.-During the last fiscal year
about 100000 acres Of public lands were en-
tered under the homestead and other laws.
yielding the government between four and five
millions OF dollars
Evening star., 1869-11-06

REcIPEocITY.-Secretary Fish and the Hon.
John Rose, Of the Canadian government, have,
after protracted delberatiOn, prepared recip-
rocity treaty which will be submitted to Con-
gress at the ensuing session.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

REV. Dr.. PINcKNEY, pastor OF the Church OF
the Ascension of Washington, and Surgeon
Ninian Pmckney, Of the United States Navy, re-
turned from European tour by the steamer
LiepZic yesterday. DIR. Pinckney is expected to
Oficiate in his pulpit at the Church Of the Ascen-
sion TO -m0rr0W.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE on Contest
ed Elections will not 60 to South Carolina to in
vestigate the contested cases there, on account
Of the contingent fund heing exhausted, and
nothing further will he done i'm the matter till
Congress meets. There are already about thirty
contests to be submitted to the next session Of
Congress-.
Evening star., 1869-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY
Can have their hair restored to its natural color
and il il has fallen out, create q new growth, By
Evening star., 1869-11-06

No LIVING MAN is more successful, while in
company, i'm getting rid OF subject he does not
choose to converse upon than General Grant.
Many Galenan who called on him during his
three months stay here, while the Presidential
canvass was i'm progress, can attest this fact.
While sitting i'm the parlor OF an evening, with
his family around him, little Nellie perhaps sit
ting on his knee, and a few heighbors passing
the evening with them, some politician, just
rived on the evening train would drop i'm. These
hours General Grant devoted to his family and
personal friends. They were hours OF relaxa-
ton from care and anxiety, and were not to be
disturbed by political debates or conjectures as
TO the great contest. Our politician would open
out on the prospects Of the election. No re-
spOnse from Gen. Grant. If the politician hap
pened to be a man of sense, few more words
from him closed the conversation on that topic
Ii, on the other hand, he was a persistent bore,
he continued till an answer was given, the
meaning Of which he could not mistake. Gen
orally, however, the Generals silence was suf-
fcient evidence 70 the talker that the subject
WIS not agreeable. This same course the GEN
eral is pursuing at the White House, and it saves
him world Of annoyance from politicians
GdieRG (IU) Gazette.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16
Das 9 aIIfeT,
D..

Wu& in rem fai(erli6rnpalai1e. wit in
allen Yald ften son pstereburR traren ale
6ancs NIT rem Sprberet1nnsen su rem
Sallie(t beibdfti9t. Der 9anie 6ofnaot
per &aiIerin batteSefebl, ith in rem oro<
fen 2brcnial res Nsinterpalaites ein,ue
fncen unp ron rort wcu'e &atbortna i'm
cffsnen @alowa9en, bealeitst Don taufeno
Tadtltrdaern, fl@ nab pem Taurii9en
pa!aie beatben.
Sbre 9eliebtefe unb fd6nne Gntsliu
trot beute in ibr ieds,ebntes Sabr uns
aans petsrstur9 ioute Gbeil nsbmen ON
ibrer Greure unp ibrem Slid, unp Nies
mono lollte obnen, raB iraenp etn Mi6e
ton cie 6armcnie rts GsfeS 0Sre, unb
rab e6 eiaentid peranftaltet worrsn, um
RE @erlptuna res @robflrRen nit rer
barii6en prin;eiin 3u fsiern. Nein.
Jiemanp purfte abntn, ,pelheBeflr9tuns
een cab 5ers rcr ftolsen &ailerin bsun~
rubtate. Sbr 6pf 1pie roe &olf curfte
nur 'pii1en rab pie G;arina oliidli& ltt
unp sufrieren. cab ewiae Suaenp un>
S&Subeit Die @tirne Ter &ailerin l4ma<
den.
Sie trtilte nod in ibren @em6derx,
aber Die SoiIettte Der &ailerin tpor pollen,
ret unp fdon ieit LANCER 3eit bate fd
pie &aiierin ni9t in 10 itrablenper pradt
9t3eist ol6 am beuti9en Sage. Da6
lan9e unteraemano eon blauen Sammet
par lberldtt nit rem t1tli@fen BriQane
ten cte auf nem blauen 0runpe mie Ypm
Gimme! niererf fallenbe Sternt funfelten
unr leu&teten. DaS tnSanl9liebenpe> nut
bis an pie Rnie reibenpe Sberoetpano
ron purpurrStben Gammst par an {etz
mem unteren Nanre unp an ben Ner,nel1
NIT einet brettenGinfo0uns oes fSitbarRen
pel;perfe6 perleben> unp fiber ptelelte bin
lief cine Stiderei aus YerlenSmoroooen
unp Nubinen sulammenaelstt.
Dorttsuns amf Der 2. @sitf.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16
Wssts,tl1er 534.

bott orer wunldt. Darum ioute Ct
ni6t erreihen f5nnen, ma5 fsin 9rcber
Nbnberr peter erreidt bate? @aruus
loute Natal,e Neriidtom ni6t aerace 70
cut cine &aiit'frcne traAen fSnnen als
Natalie Narildtin Die 2iebe permoa
2lues, rie 2isbe fubrt MusS gum i95nen
3iele.
9sBt trat ibr @ater in isiner eldn3enz
ten 0ala Uniform Elm. unp her 3artom
6scor 5ffnete rir 1bure uno me'rete ia
remutbiAen Some. raB her WaNen poroe>
fabren unp rab allss ;ur Nbiabri bcyeit
lei.
Sdau mid mod, tinmal an. 8ateraen,
unp iaae. pb ,d Dir ssfaus, ob Du mi9
lG1n finreN?"
u3a mein Sinp Du tiR {9Dn> {G5n
mie ras aelamiidte Opferlomm, caB u,an
sur &i6tuns fibu. &omm, reid .nir
nod einma1 Define Stilne ror. pas i&
lie tiii1e> cob id Di4 ieAne nit einem
&uf, mein arme6> mein aeliette6 &irp!
Dt1ae 0ott Dir Qndri9 iein unp mBees
meine f&limm'n Abnuneen }i@ ais une
ri&tia be3eiacn!
~@ie wercen IS, mein Gdterden, ob,
aetpif, tie pcrren es e>u mir 1T freuriee
3uo,rli&t, unD mein 6n; jaudas' rem
6ene, rab bfiRt rem @el'ettsn ent9caen.
&omm me'n0lter9en> fumm, renn er er>
martet un4 Il
vSa, fomm meine Tcdtsr! Gieb mir
De'nen Nrm, i6 fibre Ii9 Deinens
Sdidial ent9e9en unp wenn e. Elm uns
beiIpoues 1T, 10 rera'eb mir, renn Du
iithit mcbl i4 babe es ui&t abpsbten
f6nnen!"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16

83tr bieten uriern Spnatb ppn Rlet
bern unp Furnishing Goods ,u 10 bts
20 Yroeent Junter &ofenprsis, ca mir it
ben nd@teu 60 Gase1 bas @ejddft ah<
widtln >perctn. @belpes, Counters uns
Slide reroen biqis pertauft.
Sd ~. @e.bf s. g..
9tp. 50 Robert 6trabe, 3rpil9. 4. uno $.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-17

former quotations. There sales OF packages at &c.
for Dry sailed and picked shoulders b4c for smoked do
1c Ice for picked hams 199c for smoked do and 2Oc
2Jbc for bagged do Bacon dull, but prices we're
steady at 53 for Cumberland cut. 1916 Tor long clear
We. I7sc fofshort do and l6c 6Ac Tor short ri5 For
la, the market rather m,re active and shade higher
pree> realized The sales were about 100 packages at
Including % packages for May delivery, @lsAc sellers
option. -,. a., ,u,t n,.. o,,.tn.h,. =, IT, 49,,
bolders .sr. unwilling to sell to any extent eyce
mt lslle 49, w. bsa, OF no sales OF sanifaice Re
tined sti continued 70 ssi fro y At aboai former prices the
demand being chiefly from eIpo me safes were II 500
bbls including SOD bbls standard WIS ioT the balance OF
this month At 3tc, 400 do 90 or the balance Of this
month 33,sc sellers option, closing SsHc 1000 do tor
the r half of June at 2 and SVv do Tor the hrst half
of July &c. In Phlade pha the market for refined
quite steady the spot but rather weak Tor future delivery
The sales 500 bills standard white for May at BIG,
1000 do for the first half OF June at s2 and 1000 do for
the last half do. at 32&c.
RIoK.Caroina quiet, but steady a. SIC. s4c for
to choice.
sUaAR-The business light, there being but lit
tie demand but the market lteady 1Nc He for
fair good refining Cuba. The sales 75 hhds at l2c
Ike l5c. for clarified Demarara and lSac for
Porto Rico also l2o boxes at 1314c 15c Refined
quiet steady at 6c 1896 for hard l4<c l5l6c for
soft white lS1Sc HAc. for yellow and llxc lsc. for
extra G.
gold duty paid Grass were dull but steady at yesterdays
TALLOw.-The demand was toerably active and prices
steady. Sales 10000 lbs. at l114c a 1lS4c.
WmsKEY.-Recepts, 1856 bbls. The market was dull and
nominal at Sc. &C., tax paid. No sales of moment
reported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-17

1915 1872; Erie 3O1s aoK Hudson River ID.
l571S; Reading e5al s6 Toledo and Wabash, IS p
754 Milwaukee and St. Paul, 1871 7sH; do.
preferred, s7A S77S; Fort wayne, Ib4x 1861:
Ohio and Mississippi 3l1s 3l4; Michigan Central,
l27 l2sk; Michigan Southern, 1861 i0oM; ILL
nois Central. 145 1861; Cleveland and Pittsburg
0s 93k; Lake Shore 1864 lO6; Rock Island, 1917
q 1881; Northwestern, ola slh; do preferred,
1O3 a 1884; Mariposa, 2214 .41G; DO. preferred,
4S5S a 49'4.
The following is statement OF the approximate
earnings and expenses of the Pitsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad during the month OF April,
compared with the same period OF the year 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-17


the Cincinnati times from which the foregoing Is
taken, says on tile same date:-'sThe most extraor.
binary real estate sale OF the season. In this vicinity
was the one In Newport KY, yesterday part OF the
Ia, Tor homestead Such prices have not been Oh
tanned even for the choicest suburban property adj
joining Cincinnati. Fifty dollars, ON an average per
front loot, for property ON the ouskl rs OF Newport
strikes Us IA being very remarkable. Can IL be that
the proposed railroad bridge across the OHIO river
has mad any thing to do with these prices ~
Thomas Dunlap has sold the onc-third interest IN
the 5l00 acre tract belonging 10 the squire estate
cincinnati adjoining the Garden OF Eden, on the
north to Jacob Ncwarth. for $4,000. ms interest
was purchased last June for S. 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-17

stocks IN the beginning Of the week were buoyant
aud animated under the influences arising out Of the
completion Of the Pacific Railway. TINS state OF
things was followed by great dulncss in which few
Of the list were weak strong the general list pre-
serving It's steadiness. The cliques are "shorn Of
inc market. They have ''unloatcdr to the public
and have been unable TO depress stocks, tho argu-
,nents when they used 10 stimulate prices being
employed by the public 20 maintain their position in
holding them. Much OF the dulness at the
close Is attributable to the delay IN the
Governors action on the New York Central scrip
and the Consolidation bills. Prices closed on Satur
day evening as rollows:-Cumbcrland, 80 %; Wells
Fargo Express, 3S& 3lh; American, 4Oh loA:
Adams, Of u els; United States. 6eA 81; Mer-
chants Union. 40 u 10; Quicksilver loa 1914;
Canton, g2k a e2i.; pacnc Mail, % 95j4; Western
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-17

whea, au heavy and lower to sell any extent clos
For lots 20 arrive 81 bid rhe were ngnhcan
SaVe Been ae scs 10 sv, at ii Il g. Corn was Az r bt
firm for choice and old while damp irregular
~ere aSoa $3.50 bushels a sc Soc Tor damp 70 choice dry
nsS %ses wass Ana na s Dr qy o ss
the r.ugs coussd mainly Of csr lots aud mostly common
s0jSe. lc and delivered Oats in store quiet.
RS was a but aaehs =, barley wss dull and heavy
rRyGnrs The maEke; conilnuedto rule quiet but
TsFr & bushels G ssss
Ss 70 qn o s eS q ssr 4 sd TO G
B.l bark with 200 quarters grain 70 hc sr;I.h Chan
ascc se nSer At EXC British BRIG hence 70 Rosario
wh 90, ono feet s.tsr on private terms. Al Italian
brig Nans With i70O ph crude petroleum S. 3D.
Norwessa brig 20 Stockholm win lsoc bills refined pc
GUSSrrsTbs parke, continued rule quiet. bu, prices
Hcrs fhS temsnd wa. still light and prices remained
hers, Be- lac for inferior to choice grades The sales
HFSP.-.So sale. reported Prices, however, were
MoiAssrs There continued good demand for crop
Cubs for s He .ss w .sc 81 sSs Gas e
densr :, sSc and IL bbls. New Orleans at SIC.
on, and he - @
,ts acc for ne,saan ma, and tee 47e Tor shppns
STRIVE the inside price Rosn was slow Of sale, there
Gc NJ any g. We anshs"gs ss ssr
ssgisi No. . y sss; No 90 % " So pale, " |.
u ~ IS 30 ami Washington do a, 81 IS without sscs
moment
ous-Lnsced quiet, hut steady, nj ~ o. 81 in
caaks and bbs Crude whale continued IN demand aud LOCO
bhls. sold supposed AZ 81 Vs. Other
knus were quiet hut steady, AZ yesterdays quotations.
Receipts, so bills pork. 200 packages cnt
meats 100 do srd Tue market pork decidedly
active and shade truier, closing strong ut SS a
gsl l2s meas sales amounted 600 bbs
fs S3 2i for 1S3 rs y4 20 for clear Sss ~
Tgs 20 Tor Western prime $2i ~ for prime Y25 b
t9G extra prime Including 400 bbs June
delivery SSl l2,a. sellers option Live hogs were quoted
NJ lUlc, with arrivals OF 1877 head. Beef continued
seady value, with moderate demand The sales being l3O
bills M All SIG for plain and II f1S for
Beef hams continued to he sought after and l2t bbs
were sod at S2e xS2 fierce beef, though que steady
NJ a 49, ior prime and S26 t33 for India For
cut meats ,hs narke quiet, ont prces steady II