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Chicago Marker.

By telegraph CHICAGO, June 8.
WHEAT Steady and moderately active;
sales OF No. at 81 ll9I u; No. 2 at 81 0gm
81 O9Z; closing steady 81 O914al 0935; TINS
afternoon No. was dun at 81 0SJ19I IS,
sellers JuI e.
Countless active and firmer;. sales of
No. a at B732a6Sc; No. 2a6 57B4 & 573z ;rej eefed
at 81; no grade a 4O942c; closing at Sc FOR
No. l, and 57Ssg5712c for NO, 2; this after
noon the market IS firmer; No 1 nofui-
nally Csc cash; No 2 5754c.
OATs-Steady and firm and &c higher;
sales Of No. at 6S1595ge4c, and rejected 1t
541za5412ci closing unchanged.
shXE-More active and &c lower; 98999c
for No. q; closing at the inside figure.
BARLEY-Duii at 81 45G2 50 Tor No. 2.
MoLASsES -New Orleans 9jcMSI.
SUGAR-l55z q1ltzc for lair to choice.
PRoVISIoNs-Qulet and firm; sales of
mess pork at s3l so Lard IS55c. Cut Meats
Sweet .picRled hams l6al611c; short
RIB middles l59l614c; rough sides 15a16c
dry salted shoulders l29<iQl21Sc loose. aal
HcGs-Qulet at s. 6O9S % for good 10
choice.
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Il ER NJ ~ Is
for other Btve,. Ioen,as see mira Page.

The weather grew cloudy and sultry last
evening and few drops OF rain fell, with
signs of mores The only additional arrival
up to a late hour last niaht was the Rose
Hite. from Louis vile, at p NJ, with a
good trip She had magnificent
trip up on Sunday. and came out
as fun as she could be slowed M0n-
day night she was delayed, however,
in making some moderate repairs........
The MonieH Morton, i for Henderson,, Cum
berla nd, for cairo, Ada Lyon, for Green
River, Romeo, for Nashville, Rapidau Ne.
2, for Eastport, and the Rose Htte, for Lou
isYille, departed, all with iair to good lltps.
1900. The Clara : colt is an nounced for the
Wabash River on Thursday evening, the
veteran Captain Henry & colt com
mand ing. Give her a good trip ........
The Rose Hits took on board last night s.
large number of hogs and considerab G
quantity oftObacoo. She dt3 not get OF
iii after midntght.......Tho great Indiana
left Louisville last evening, aid Will be
here to-day en- route 10 New Orleans. 1-ne
~ one Of the best boats in the busineEs. ......
The Cora >. passed Cairo at 2P.BI. yester.
day, and WILDE here to-day.
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Editors sournai.

Ectitors Journais
We notice in your paper of the Sd
inst: IN article headed Not so Fast, =
by schapker, Bussing e. Co, forbid
ding citizens of Evansville and vicin-
Ity purchasing the Florence sewing
machine, of Gas they style him) a man
calling himself A. b. Howard. thus
placing Mr.. Howard, who is a gentle
man OF the highest honor and respect.
ability, IN a very EN- barrassing and
false position before the citizens and
the public. We are astonished that
a firm occupying the standing of
Sehapker, Bussing & Co, should so
far compromise themselves as to assail
an Individual without first ascertain
ing whether the circumstances and
facts in the case would sustain such
statements as they make statements
which assume serious. aspect, so tar
as Schapker, Busting & Co. are con-
cerned.
We fully sustain Mr.. Howard in
his card of the 4th inst. I'M each and
every particular, and hereby state
that Mr.. Howard is and has been
since his arrival In your midst, our
authorized agent for Evansville aud
vicinity for the Florence sewing ma
chine; and further state that after
July l, 1869, he will have given
Schapker, Busting & Co. their due
notice, which, by an oversight for
which Howard is In no wise to blame,
was neglected, s.
Very respectfully,
5 john MCDONNELL & Co,
General agents Florence sewing ma
chine for Southern. Indiana and Ken
lucky.
Louisville. June 5, 1869. e
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FEARFUL RUNAwAY. - Yesterday
afternoon between one and two
o'clock, the horses attached to the
furniture wagon of Fred. & j. f.
Reitz & Co., which was standing In
the alley, in the rear of the store, on
Main Street. between Third and
Fourth, got frightened at something,
aud dashed out the alley on to Third
Street, and thence on the pavement
in front Of Shackelford Il Parrett's
Office. from which they again rushed
into the street, and turning the corner,
proceeded up Main Street for about
halfa square. when the wagon collided
with a street car, smashing up one
wheel and breaking an axle. The
wagon was loaded with furniture, and
tables and stands were plentifully dis
tributed along the route over which
the scared team had passed. When
the horses rushed on to the pavement
on Third Street, several individuals
had to double. quick to save them
selves, and Frank Morris made a
very narrow escape. The wagon, in
passing from the pavement on to the
street, broke down two hitching posts,
which were snapped off like pipe
stems. Taken altogether, this was
one of the liveliest runaways of the
season. ..... t-il ....as
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By Telegraph ~ ST. LOUIS, June8.
TOBACCO active and strong. but not
COTToN-Htgher; Hot mixed qualities sold
at Csc. a
HEMP = U o changed; various lots ur-
dressed sold from 81 % TO 81 S..
FLoUR-Quiet aud UNCHANGED suDeTfine
a Spting exfra sold at "a 50,g1 90; Fall
Xxx s. 2596 so; XXX s. 75g7 ..
WHEAT 1ign; choice No. 2 Spring sold
at 81 09al 10; No. at Sl549l 40; prime 10
choice Fall 81 5O9l SIS; fancy co.
CoRS-Low grades dull and unchnng q :
nigh qua tiles scare and better; mixed
ana yellow i bulk 5S96Oc, mixed in SACKS
e2966e; yellow 66%970c., latter Tor ncy ;
44gHc. for choice to fancy white
OATS-Ftrm and unchanged: 64lIG7c
RYE-Firmer; Csc for choice
WHIsKY-Steady 04c.
GR0C ERIE s-Dun a. q untha nned
PROV SI0NS strong and held hfober.
PorK ~ Z5g32 50; loose, dry salt, G. ear rib
sides l61ac.; bacon shoulders I3s<mI4c /.
elear sides l71z9lSc.; Lard nominal: I84
I6Ne. for choice steam and kettle
-eCATTLE-Ste adyg S1497hc.
Hoes CGtIie Ell ;7J0s1Sb-f -
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GRAND OPENING NIaHr.-The first
of those magnificent entertainments
at the Artesian Springs Park, with
Col. Wehler, proposes to delight our
people during the summer will be
given to morrow night, and if the
weather is propitious, it will be one
of the most brilliant fetes ever wit
messed in this vicinity. The grounds
are in fne condition, and the splendor
of thousands of lights sparkling
around the beautiful groves, the
superb music of the famous Crescent
City Band and the presence of hosts of
fair women and brave men, win lend
inspiration to the scene. We predict
vast crowd to inaugurate the pro-
posed Jetes de mutt.
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EoCAL NOTICES.
Hours of Closing Railroad and River
Mails.


Malls.
From this date the forenoon rail-
road mail will be closed, for through
bags, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and for Mail
Agents packages Ito be distributed
en- route) at G:20 A NJ.
The Cairo and Down River Mail
will be closed for through bags at 3:3O
P. NJ, and for Route Agents pack
ages (to be distributed on board) at
3 40 p NJ, railroad time
The Regulations of the Post Office
Department, IN order to facilitate and
protect the safe transmission of mail
matter, require that all letters written
up to the advertised time for closing
the mail shall be deposited In the
local established post Offices, aud
no letters shall be received by the
Route Agents on railroads or packets,
which they are satisfied were written
up to the time for closing the mails
at the office.
The Route Agents on the Cars will
hereafter receive no letters which
they are not satisfied We're WHITEWATER
1920 A. N. And the Route Agents
on the Cairo Packets will receive no
letters which they are not satisfied
were written after 3:45 P. NJ.
All letters deposited In the Post
Office up to 1920 A. NJ. and 4:30 pm.
for the Railroad mails, and all letters
deposited In the Office up to .3:45
P. n. for the Down River mail (Raii-
road time), will not fail to be trans
mltted ty the outgoing mails.
JOHN w. FOSTER, p. M.
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at the Journal Office
Perfumed Ink,
Bismarck Ink,
Green Ink, -
Purple Ink,
Black Ink,
Carmine Ink,
Writing Ink,
Copying Ink
French Note Paper,
Foreign Note PAPER, 40
Ladies' Note Paper.
Gents Note Paper,
English Note Paper, I5B
American Note Paper
And all kinds of stationery for sale
at very low figures at the Journal OF
fee, next door to the Post Office.
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gchenck's PHlmonie gyPup.


seeweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills VIII
cure Consumption, Liver Complaint, and
Dyspepsia, 10 taken according TO the direc-
tions. They are ali three to he taken 40
the same time. They cleanse the stomach
relax the liver, and pat Is TO work then
theapPetite becomes goods thefood dlgests
and makes good blood; the patient begins
90 grow In flesh; the diseased matter r1pens
ia the lungs, ana the patient outgrows the
diseuse and gets well. This is the only way
10 cure Consumption.
10 THESE thiee medicines DIR. j. h.
schenclg, OF Philadelphia, owes his unri-
vailed success pa the treatment Of Puimos,
nary Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup
ripe S the moroid matter in the lungs
naturs throws tt of by an easy expectora-
lion, Tor when the phlegm or matter Is
ripe slight cough VIII throw 10 on, and
Tile patient has rest. and the lungs begin
10 heal.
To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Man
drake Pills must be freely used to cleanse
the stomach and liver, so that the Pu
monte syrup and The food viii make good
blood.
Sehenck's Mandra Ike pills act upon the
liver, removing All distractions. relax the
ducts OF the gail 3 adder, the bile starts
freely, end the liver is soon reiievedi the
stools w7ll show what the pills can do; no.
tniag has ever been Invented except caIo-
mel "a deadly poison, winch is very dane
&c GUS 30 use, unless with great eare) that
will unlock the gali bladder and start the
secreJjous of the FLYER ike Schenek's Name
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one or the most
pr0minenJ causes OF Consumption.
fcheucE's seaweed Tonic Is q gentle
af #n H.N ID nil a.H w.H
1n ne SeaWeed, which this preparation De-
made OF, assists the stomach 10 throw out
the gastric juice 70 dissolve the food Win
good blood without fermentation or sour
ing in the stomach.
DR.. Schenck, ia his treatment, does not
try TO top cough night 8Weats, ehillsY
or fever. Remove tie cause and they Will
an sfou Of their own accord. no one can
pc cuied 81 CCilauil 4 .loht Liver comp amt
Dyspepsia, Catarrh7 Cauker, or Ulcerale4
Throat, unless the liver and stomach are
made heaithys
When there is no Jung disease. and only
Liver OmplaintHud Dyspepsia, Scneuck's
Seawced Tonic and Mandrake Pills are
sufficient, without the BuimCulc syrup.
1hEe the hNuuiah5 rms 4-H1ly m t-l-
bilious Complaints as they a-e perfectly
harmle 3.
DR.. Echencs, who has enjoyed uninter-
rupted health for many years past, and
now weighs ~ pounds, was waste away
TO q mere sze Teton, ia the very last Stage
Oi Pulmonary Consumption, ms Physl-
clans having pronounced his case hope
less and abandoned MIN 70 his fate. uo
was cured by the aforesaid medicines
Full directions accompany each, maxi
ing 10 not absolutely necessary - sec Df
unless patients wish their lungs
examined; aud foI this purpose ie ls pro-
reasonably at his principal office, Phila-
Delphi q every Saturday y here an letters
Of advice mast be addressed
Price Of the PuImonlc Syrup and Sea-
weed TOUfc. each 81 50 per bottle, or 81 SOL
Iaif dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25e. per box.
For. sale by all drug lists
.e2 dsEwIy spNI
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NaM nriennn MnrHnt.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June s.
CoTToN-IIas al anced &c: middling 29c:
sales Of $50 bales; receipts $50 bales; ex-
ports 26T bales.
GOLD-13StS.
ken NICE Sterling 5H&; New York
sight q discount.
FLoUR-Firmer; superflne Sc; Xxx So -
xxx IS So
ORE-scaree 81 10.
OATSL720173
RRAN-SI p.
b 'coN-Shoulders l41Sc; clear rib lSc;
clear sides 1916 1 5Hle
LARD -Tiefce 1870: keg 2Od2015c.
SUaAR-Common g4@l0Ac; for prime
l314@l31zc.
MoLAssEs z Fermenting 45@GOc.
WHISKY Unchanged. E
Uuchanged.
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THE AFRICAN CONCERT AND TAB
LEAUx.-The crowd at Mozart Hall
last night was even larger than on
Monday night, and still greater
number of white people, comprising
many of the most fashionable and
elegant ladies and gentlemen Of the
city were in attendance. The enter
tainment was highly interesting and
amusing. Several pieces of music
were executed In a manner that would
do credit to any race or nationality.
The tableaux we're gotten up in good
taste and well represented, affording
the audience great entertainment, and
warm applause.
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MARRIED.

) -ANTLIN-WALLA GRANVILLE.
H., on Monday. June 7th, by Rev. j. 5. +
Walker, Mr. JAMES NJ. SCANTLIS, of this
Vile.
We congratulate our young friend on
the happy event, and welcome him 10 the
ranks of the Benedicts. The young coup
have our best wishes, and ashley grow old
together In the journey or life. may their
happiness ever continue.
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sOaDs, Oils and Candles.

My Soap, On aad Candle Factory
lately destroyed by fire, has again
been rebuilt, is now in full operation,
and, with my present improved ma
chinery and commodieusness of fac
tory building, | have facilities equal
to any factory West, and to those that
may favor me with their patronage, [
will always guarantee Satisfaction,
both as to prices and quality. ass
Evansville merchants viii espec
tally find it to their interests to give
me a call before senGiug orders else
where. PHILIP DECKER.
Sd Street, bet. Syc more 81 Vine.
June l, DIV
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New YORK. Dry GOODS Market.

By Telegraph.f NEW YORK, June Z.
Dry goods are very quiet to day, aud
steady for most descriptions OF staple
have advanced from 8 to 9J5c; white
Whattleton A A Stripe reduced by jon
and Lonsdaie bleached musltns advanced
by agents I2c, still both the form r nave
not yet risen in jobbers' hands, but VIII
soon. WooleDS- continue deDress ed and
dull as goods are selling as low as 75@6z15c,
and "a beavers at S71ac. #s7
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CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Robinson
presidin0.--In this court yesterday
the case of the State vs.. John Leon
ard and John Snip. for burglary, was
called for trial. Snip agreed to turn
States evidence if the prosecution
against him was dismissed, which was
agreed to by the prosecution, with
the consent of the Court. IL will be
remembered that Leonard was arrest
ed by the Sheriff on the night of the
Both of April, on the charge Of being
one of the robbers of Keler's gun
store, but at the time he was put in
jail he said he was innocent Of the
Keller robbery, but that Snip and
himself had robbed store on Main
Street, in which the goods had been
attached by Frank. Morris. At the
time of his arrest Leonard had an
examination before the Recorder, and
the full details of the testimony were
published in the JOURNAL at that
time.
Young Snip was put on the witness
stand, and testified that himself and
Leonard had robbed the store afore-
said, and that he (Snip) had taken
the articles stolen to the bagnio of
Jane Coulter. Several other witness
es we've called, who corroborated the
testimony of Snip. In fact no effort
was made to prove that Leonard did
not engage in the burglary, but on
the contrary the same was admitted.
Leonard is under eighteen years of
age, and Snip is a few years older.
Major HI. A. Madison appeared for
the prosecution, and General Shack
eIford defended Leonard, having been
appointed by the court. Speeches
were made by the counsel, after which
Judge Robinson instructed the jury,
recommending a light punishment on
account of his age.
The jury returned verdict Of guilty
and fined Leonard one cent, and
sentenced him to the county Jail for
six month.
John Snip, who got free, is regarded
as equally guilty, if not more so than
Leonard, but the judge explained
that it was sometimes necessary to set
one criminal free in order to convict
another.
The case Of Robt. Moody, for lar
ceny, will be called up this morning.
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StraHhnrrH FESTIVAL.

The ladies of the First Baptist
Church and congregation will hold a
Strawberry Festival at Masonic Hall,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
June 9Th and 9th. Admission fee:
Adults % cents; children 10 cents.
An elegant lunch will be served at
the same place Wednesday and Thurs
day from II o'clock A. N to 2 P. N.
A generous patronage is earnestly de-
sired. The proceeds Of the Festival
will be used in finishing the new
church building. corner of Third nd
Cherry Streets. The work has already
been commenced, and will be pushed
forward as rapidly as possible. IBID
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honlaKilIe MarHer.

By Telegraph.l LOUisvILIf. June s.
GRAIN- Quiet. Wheat. red 81 10: write
81 20. Corn IN bulk 66c for she'll d. Rye
81 y. Oats in bulk 81 10.
eiHoCERIE ~ U hctGnl ged ana in demand.
S3l 90 Bacon, shoulde, L5fc; clear rib
l7Ac: clear sides ~. Hams, fancy sugar
cured 19c. Lard 100 in tierces
WulSKy-SJeady NJ 9jc
HAGefSGr -Two pound Kentucky Hemp
at PIC,
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EVANSVILLE, June 4, 1869.

We, the undersigned Grocers of
of Evansville, do hereby agree that
we will close our places of business
at z II o'clock P N. on each day,
Saturdays excepted. This obligation
to take effect on Monday, June z,
1869, and end September l, 1869.
VICKERY BROTHERS.
Parsons, SCovILLE & MoFFETT,
BERGMAN & BEHME, e
VIM. Caldwell,
CHAs MCJoHNsToN & Co.,
JAMES CRoFTs,
JACOB MERZ.
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CIRCUIT CoURT. = The Circuit
Court, Judge Jones, presiding. was
in session yesterday, tut no business
of public interest was transacted.
The following cases will be called
up for hearing to-day:
Anton Snyder vs.. Geo. Robinson.
Armaleda Wylich vs.. Andrew j.
Wylich, suit for divorce.
Anna L Dawley vs. Francis j.
Hunzinger and others.
Joseph Sym VS.. Richard NJ. Bishop
and others.
Jerry McHenry VS.. Daniel Akin.
Simon Oberdorfer VS.. j ohm Gavisk.
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EurODean Ksrket.
Rv CabIe.l

nv CaDIc.T = LONDON, J uIE o
ConsoIs Tor money 9256; do. for account
s3s< $40 bonds S95z at Frankfort we a oO54 ;
Ere IS5z; 1llinOs Central 81: -.raIifOau
IIVERPooL, June S.-The Cotton mari eL
Is a,slatie easter midd ing az anus II54d ;
- n 800 i1f 49, is OF l0OUO bales. CallfOr-
~ nI,jte ,1heat s. ct; red Western IS Cd
Western four as Cd; corn, no; mixed
2ss cats 99s; beef -; iaT1 us % 81 Cheese
as Pei is I'D; turpentine Us I'd; linseed
ail SIS at
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River Dismntoltn...

- PIFgsRURG, June s. Monongahela 6 feet
inches and falling. Weather cle4r and
pleasant. Thermometer So.
LOUISVILLE. June 8. - Port List IndI-
ana, to New Dreams; LeClatre j o 2 rom
Tennessee River; Argosy, New or eaus %
Nevay, Indiana; ArmbdillO, PITT burg T.
st. Louis. River falling steadily with 8
feet inches water on the falls, and feet 4
inches over the rocks. Weather warm.
Business moderate.
NASHVILLE, June g. River rising with
4 feet tEcutls on uarpeth Shoals Wealth
er fair and warPn. Depane G Tyrone, for
CAIRO; Robt. Moore, for Cidcinnati.
NEW ORLEANS, June DEPARTED
Mohawk and Richmond.
MEMPHIS, June s.-Weather clear and
warm. River rising. Departed--Belie
Memphis, ST. Lod1ss Emma No. 3, PITTS
burg.
CAIRO. June Sport List-Talisman,
Nashville packet, IA D.. Gufdon. Calroto
Memphis, Am Matsmoras, Pitt>burg 20
Brownsville: Tom Rees, ONO River 70 81.
Louis, 10 Am commonwealth, New Or
leans TO st. Louis, 10 AM a TASK :, CtncIn-
natl TO New Orleans. lO'A.AI. Cora ~, = T.
kansas River IT, Cincinnati, ? I'.aI.; Quick
step, Evansville packet, BIZ m. ThE river
fell Inches. Weather clear
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TECoRDER's GoUET.-The only trial
be- ore the Recorder yesterday, was
cas- Of assault and battery BY three
young men on the person of Henry
Daudestel, who was rather severely
beaten. The defendants Leick, Kap.
pler and another young man, whose
name VIC are requested to omit on ac-
count Of his family, were each fined
and eosted in the sum Of $25. They
all gave security fer their fines, and
were released.
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MONETARY 9 C0MMERCIAL
aew YORK harReL.

81 telegraph NEW YORK, June 8.
COTTON Firmer and more active; sales
| of 3 ~ OaIes at Bic.
LOUR-Receipts 1855 barrels: the mar
ket is 5glOc lower; sales OF 400 barrels
at 81 90G % for supernue state and West
ern; S5 tOG6 p for common TO choice extra
state; 50 50N6 30 Tor do. extra Western !;
IS 1907 30 for good 10 choice white wheat
State; 10 9007 20 for common to choice
to fair extra ST. Louis; 80 009ll 90 for good
choice DO; closing dull at 81 51G6 70 for
extra Western. CahdoEnia 1o1T heavy;
safes of $50 barrels at So 1909 Is. Rye flour
dull; sales OF $50 barrels at "a 5096 50 the
la ter an extreme.
CORN NEAL--In fair request; sales OF $50
barrels OF Brandywtne at "a 6J.
WHISKY-Lower; sales OF $50 blrreis OF
We tern at 951a@9 Csc, free
WHEAT-Receip pts 2k,Bl5 bushels; mark
"A shade tirmer, with fair demand Tor eX-
port and nome nee: sales OF $500 bushels
AZ 81 42gi a foe No. z spring in store,
do 81 6J9l 80 Ter white Michigan 81 10
for white Genessee; 81 81 for whlte Call
RYE-Heavy; sales of 100 bushels of
Western at 81 20.
BARLEY AED BARLEY MALT-DulI and
nominal. 1000
CoRN-ReceIpts 1 1872 bushels; scare, and
ICG2c better; sales OF 81. 000 bushels at Bf9SSc
1Or new mixed Western via canal; 9O994c
for ditto via railroad; Csc for old ia store;
87c for ditto afoat and new Wes'ern ell
low SO15c Tor kiln dried, $4,000 for whire
OATs-Receipts 24884 bushels; opened a
shade frnef, Dut closed duh sales Of 5000
bushels At Sic for Western afioat.
RICE-Quiet at $685. for Carolina. lffl
CoFFEE-Elrm but quiet.
SUGAR-tirm: sales Of 750 hogsheads of
Cuba at l09l3Izci Iz5 boxes OF Havana at
I2c. = e.-...,..r.
MoLAssEs Dull .aa.
boPS-Q Quiet at 60l4c.
PETRoLECM-U nsetLled; l7c for crude;
32d321zCfOr refined. pa or 800
LISSEED OIL-Quie at 81 059l O6.
PORK-t'Irmer: sales OF SO bDls at s3i 504
81 70 Tor new mess, closfng at S3i 81 cash
S3l % a3l ~ tor Old do S25@S28 Tor prime,
and tzog25 81 Tor prime m~ IS. en-"
BEEF rs steady and unchanged; sales OF
l70 bb s. b
BEEF HAMS Quieti sales Of l4O bbls at
26G32c. tHfat Nstl est
2 Cur MEATs-Qulet; sales OF 100 pkgs at
lZI5gl3c Tor shoulders. and l5gI5Ac TOR
MANS; mIddles steady AMI quiet; sales of
so boxes Staffordshire at 1876
LARD-Steady; sa es 475 LieIces at l71z3
1899 Tor steam, and lV1ac for Kettle rem
Oered. u
: BUrFER-Qutet, at 2Og32c for Ohio, and
30g35c Tor = tate.
HEESG-Q uiet, at 1I92lc. .e
fTURPENTIEE-DulI, AT 40d501zc. .
iFREIGHTS Liverpool dun and drOOp-
lug. shipments OF 1000 bushels wheat at
sd per sal and Cd per team 5000 bushels
corn per steam at 51ad.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-09
sew YOrk cold ana stOoA xaFaft.

BY Telegraph.I 'a ~ NEW YORK, June s.
MoNEY--In active demand at on call
unit after the close Oh bank hours.
eRERLING -FIrmer az g4W91S
GoLD--Opened at 1875: closet 3S31a3S5s I;
advanced IN Exchange was the main rea-
son for increase in gold; Carrying rates 2B1
per cent; Gle RANGES S5I 900 go.
SoVERNMETs bull, but nrm Coupons
OF 81, iZl1s9l22; o. '62, l22550l225S; do.
'64, 1l7asall715; do. o., llS5SaIIs5s; do.
new, 1875 GID; do. '67, ll95zgllyzs; 40 563
lI91z9l l91s; 10 4Os, 1925 glO914.