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lions, Feb IA man named
Hoffer, living in the outskirts of Ham
nibal, Mo, murdered his daughter,
ten years DID, yesterday. lie first
strangled her with strap, then cut
her body in two with a knife after
wards. He then tore her heart out,
cut it open with knife and swallow
ed the blood. Ele was arrested, and
when asked why he committed the
deed, he replied that Christ died that
Christ was killed, and it was no worse
for his child to die than Christ; that
he offered her as sacrifice to Christ.
IL is said the man was insane on re-
iigion.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. THE Repubti
cans Omaha special says an interest
ing case OF sean mug was developed
in that city to-day. The principal
parties in which is Rev. Samuel Her
| mann, Rector Of Brownell Female
| Seminary, who WAS arraigned yester-
! day before the trustees of the institu-
| ton, charged with too frequent init
macy with lady teacher In his school,
I whose sudden disappearance led to an
Investigation of its cause. The rev
erend gentleman confessed to years OF
/ intimacy, and also duplicates medi-
cal gentleman of high standing In the
church. The affair has created in.
tense excitement in social circles, all
the parties having held stations of re.
sponsibility and trust In the church
and society.
Thomas Allen, President of the
Iron mountains Railroad, has present.
ed memorial TO the Legislature
showing that he. sustained damages tC
the ggregate amount of $1,3l6, 724
| growing out of the seizure of that
road by the Government: Fletcher
of that amount the sum of solo, ,482
which grew out of the suit brought
by the Attorney General. and the bal
anee of $500, ,242 from the seizure o
the road by Fletcher. for which thu
/ memorialist asks to be reimbursed by
/ the State.
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PARIS, February Queen Isabella
has issued another Amaniitsto de-
nouncing the revolution in Spain
and asserting her rights to the throne.
The great powers have granted a
delay 81. eight day.. for the Greek
Goyerhmehtto akeits final decision
in regard to the proposals OF the
Paris Conference.
PARIS, February 1.-The announce
ment Is fHiatle, on official authority,
that late advices from Athens give
the French Government good reason
to hope that the pacific R9licy of
King George win triumph over the
excitement of the hour. Great ex-
eitement still prevails in Athepst VI
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Cincinnati MarKeE.


By Telesraph.l UINOINNATI. Feb. 6.
I FLOUR Unchanged. rtt
w WHEAT-UncHan ged.
CORN Advanced Go 6i6567c. 70
OATS--Adyanced TO 65Qs6Go for No
ERYE-U Unchanged and quiet.
iBARLEY-In good demand at full rates I;
sales of so bushels ut ~ }gfg2 10 lcr Cana.
dian, aud 81 1002 As for Fall.
CoTroN-Firmer and higher; middlIng
29c.
WHIsKY-Dnll aud prices nominal /;
small sales at g4@9Jc.
MESS Pork Firmer and higher: sales az
S33g33 y cash; mostly held at S33 50. a .f
LARD-Iu good demand at 20c Ter cOHn-
try and 2Ulxc for city, and at the close there
were sellers at these rates.
BULK MEATs-HeId higher; shoulders
at l5t4c, and sides at l554c; buyers at &c
less. i
BACoN-Shoulders in good demand, and
all 10 be had at lf1fc Lnken; they are new
lleld at l5c; clear rib sides firm at l71ac and
clear at lSc.
BUTTER Steady at 2Sg33c. H
EGGs-FiDn az BIC.
GHEESE-Firm al I0tS0l22c
LINsEED OIL-Firm stJ 81 O6dI 07. wa
LARD OIL-Si 65gl 20. rf
PETROLEUM -3baJ37e for refined.
GOLD-l3454 buying rate.
EXCHANGE Dull but rates steady. -.
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New YOrk I,ry tjO0de NarKet.

By Teiegraph.l NEW YORK, Feb. 8.
DIkY GOoDs The weather Is fine and tho
inquiry for goods is fncress- ng; prices g,sIi-
eratly firm Heavy nnbieached SheefIngs
and Shlrtlngs are In light supply and nrm
heavy Brown Sheatings steady at l6l5aI7c
Tor best brands, like Stark A and Atlantic
A, and Wacb usetts sells At Ice; Massachu-
l3cs Atlantic v Shfrtings l41zc; Pepperell
h hne u scarce and bring l7e, X l6c, . l4c,
and N l3c. STANDARD Brown Drills are IN
will be advanced on Monday to Csc, aud
yard Alpaca do. To 81 Cotton Bags have
firm at 4lc Tor American, Great Falls and
Ludlow % A, while STARK A bring 471Sc. AL
the popular MAKES OF domestic Spool Cot.
ton, cord. are selling at 421Sc, such az
Green Il Daniels and Hadley; 76c for Q
cord, and all imported brands, like Coates.
at g0c.
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Sew York Gold and stock Market.

By felsgraph.l NEW YoRK. Feb. g.
MoNEY -Easy:at 6@7c on call, the latter is
exceptions. The bank statement Is re-
garded aS uEfaYorable, from the loss in
legal lenders. but the decrease was too
small 10 influence the money market.
Loans SO is54i75I; increase, sI3,703, g .
specie, S27 9S9,4t4; Increase. Sl54,4SI circu-
latlon, So 246,656; increase. SIS, ,2S0; deposits
Sl96, S99; deer ease, s3S2, $685. legal tenders,
S53, ,424, ,l23; decrease, 81 .:Sl3 436.
SrERLING-DulI, at 91z@956.
GoLD-Stronger; opened at IS, closed at
35149S55S
e1ovERNM ENTs-Active and higher, for
elgners buying freely; the '67's were fea-
lures, and rose to 914G936. The press con-
denim the bill now before Congress for the
conversion of the registered into coupon
bonds as unnecessary, and in the interest OF
spectators. Coupons of 'Sl Il215cd II25z do.
'b3. ll31zfIlI355: dO. 'b4, 1lOGIlOLS: new iU9so
l0s3 de. ~. lg914 9I09ss do. 6S, l09ssa 1852
lO-45s, l0S549I0S56.
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NEW YORK.
Railroad MeetlRg-ImpOrtant Move
ment.

ga
New YORK, February 7.-Ats the
meeting of the stockholders of the
Atlantic Il Great Western Rqilroad
Company, held yesterday, the follow
ing Board was elected. I'he Hon
Henry G.. Stebbins. Edward Pierre
pont, Andrew I'll. Greene, 4. w.
Kennard, r. Il. Cutting, jr., ID.
Prince, b. Me cDermot tt, MortimoT IL,
Mackenzie, j. p. Tennes, John Gard-
ner, Wentworth Huysehe, Gen. IL. q.
Hawkins, w. Archdull O5Doherty,
of New York ! Tattlan Jackson of
Philadelnhia. Sir SFeA, RusscifF + NJ i.
Ell. John FieIda, j. w. Ch0yler, Paul
Margenton, of london, fnglaud; It.
w. o. Ewell, Amsterdam, Holland
After organizing, tho new Board
unanimously elected Hon. Henry @.
Stebbins President, aud W. Archdull
.O'Doberty Vice President.
The Financial Agency of the Central
PacihcRaIlroad announce hat the first
mortgage loan Is closed in. cOnse-
quence Of the very Esrge negotiations
of bonds since January 1st. Less
than two hundred and fifty miles re-
main to- connect the road with the
Eastern lines, and the gap will be
closed I'M about one hundred days.
The Assessors books show that the
aggregate sales of Glaflin & Co, for
1868, were $4,000, 900, and those of
A. L. Stewart $50, 100000 The latter
is, however, for the wholesale depart
ment alone. E
Delegates of the Irish Republican
Association waited on Gen. Grant
yesterday afternoon. The Republi-
can Central Committee of New York
will be received on Monday. Gen.
Grant spent Sunday quietly, and dined
with A. L. Stewart in The evening.
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Louisville Market.

By Teleeraph.l LoUTsvILLE. Feb. @.
ToBAcco-Sales of 20 hogsheads: sood
new lugs TO IN medIum leaf at - 00@l4 %.
COrrON-29c.
MESS PoRK-S33 co.
LARD-Jl19c.
BACoS-ShouldeIs at l5c, clear lib sides
lSc, and clear sides IS15c.
BULK ADMINISTRATION at lie; clear rib
sides lie, and clear sides I71zc.
oUk-Superfine s. 1906 ..
WHEAT-sl 709I 75.
CORES-63a65c.
OATS-65a65c.
RYE-Sl 43nI As.
WHISISY--FirIn, at 956g6c.
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He Strangles Her with a
Strsp and Cuts Her IN
two with a x nlfe.
And then Cuts Her Heart
Out and cuts 1T Opens
with q Knife.
Imp 0rtant by the Atlantic
Telegraph. @
DeDlOrable Accident.

Especial TO the Evansville Journall A
Mr.. VERNON, Ind, Feb. 6.-John
Gregg, an Evansville boy. fourteen
years old, who has been working at
the Farmersville Mill, three miles
from here, was caught in the machin-
cry of the mill this evening, and had
both legs, onel arm and four ribs
broken. One Of his legs is broken In
three places. He will probably die.
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Notice 70 Cnntrantnrs

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BEE
- received at my Office until the 18th
day of February, IS69, Tor the con Iruction
OF an addition to the Court II Ouse. The
plans and specifications can be seen at my
Office on and after ihe lst day or February.
Bids must be accompanied by the names
aud signatures OF the securities proposed
Payments viii be made as the work pro-
crosses, aud - per cent. reUstned until the
completed. The ComrnISsiODerg rescrve
the right to reject my or all the bids.
VICTOR BISCA
County Auditor.
gTasI Too rf.I
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BOSTON.
Pardon OF Man. for violation of
the Internal Revenue Law.

Boston, February JAS. A. Boy
den. sentenced to five months impris-
onment and a fine of four thousand
dollars for q violation of the Internal
Revenue laws. has been pardoned by
President johnson, on the recon-
nendation OF N. T. Banks and others.
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A dispatch from Brevet Major Gen.
Aver. Inspector General of the De-
Dartment of Louisiana, corroborates
the recent report Of General Horace
Porter, on the subject Of Arkansas
militia, &c. -.
WAsHINGrON, Feb. 6.-The follow
ing is a statement of the public debt
on the Ist of February:
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ST. LOUIS.

| Man MnrdcFs his Daughter-IIe
Strangles her with strap and
cuts her body in two, and tears
her heart ont and eats Ii open
with Il kaife.
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PIrrspURa, February 7.-Michae

PITTsBURd, February 7.-Michael
Kaufman, a German barber of this
city, shot little boy named Edward
Miller Saturday evening. The boy
was looking into the shop window,
and. after being ordered away by
Kaufman, the latter fred revolver
through the window, killing the boy
almost instantly. Kaufman narrowly
escaped lynehing by the citizens, but
Capt. E. s. Wright, of this city,
has been appointed Warden of the
Western Penitentiary at Allegheny
City. 1 n s'''
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Evansville, Jan. 2lst IS SS8u'y ja2s asai.GEi dS%td
nnO OFFF(yE9 under the new All

30 600 3instPaion @ndSF %e tHe p2ePaTe ne% Ap ap
plicatiOns In form for Cove RI nent posi-
tons, secure Congressional and other
sent fhe claims of applicants. For circu-
la of instructions address, with stamp,
WINcHEs5I IcR q HAYDEN, Washing
ton, DC.
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Memphls Market.

Memphis Market.
By Telegraph MEBPHIs, Feb. 6.
COrroN-Firm but quiet at 29c; receipts
], 1,467 bales: exports, ], $50 bales.
FLoUR-Firm; superfine S@7 90.
CoRE-721z 1zG75c.
OATS-73g75c.
HAYS 90.
BRAN -E24G25.
PORK-S34.
LARD-2la22c.
BULK MEATs-FlTm; shoulders lie; sides
1754giSc.
DRESSED HoGs-l39I4c.
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TICrSz aElTs, So

rtTTEEE DRA WING WILL TAKE
n place at Ainaohio Templo. i1 Lufilas
yliis, ptueky, on the lst dny oi seplem-
Jag nts VIII fupislf pamphlets giving
descffptfoh or the pfOpcug, and cUniulu-
ipg tl@act Of tils A. rgianinre Nnfhgrhtag
Tie suLe.
fOdinmissi i0nerB Wlio will hillnaso thb eu-
terprise are named In LIE ACT Of tiIn LeHiaa
lature, aud their integrity hud ftspOuHl4
Biffy faTe -end0ued Anr the eGfhhcnlfs
.lWhlch wfl DO fonhd iil the plmphleh9
0i 0OYernor Jpliu 81 HioVrnaBul H0fm.
4arrett Davis and Ihpmaa y, mcCfuory,
untted kltteaA t5eAlM ofi8, Man.a JGhh Ais
iHnnfh, spel zee 81 l1e kentnelsy ftopse
Jpsepn AtgnAs, tfesldsntqf tre fqfaera'
. Hank, y. q. bdunn, I'Fcsldent ~ liIs ME
iloafsi ihnkQJuun ~ hfuTof pini 0ileraof
HqnderaQn, lSy.i Hon. NJ. ~ Parfctii p"
~ N q BifcOib s5Uuftof tIo Hlltccutl
gal District ,ranh M,fs. J0hnsuu,
the-CouftNOf Common Pieas, NJ
Hon. VIM. II. Walker, Mayor.
Hopkins, President FIRST Nutlp.
.iGnd others, OF iawfn sVillA, lmnh
many Other RcuueWon. pt pusitrr
prominence % kentlcky Hnd fuuEtuib
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1he warrants issued by the Treasury
Department in January, to meet the re-
quirements of the Government, amount,
IN round numbers, as follows, viz: civil,
S44.440,000; interest on PUBLIC DEBT,
S30, ,704 600 War Department, S6 524,OO0i
Navy Department., 81 ,259, 900; Interior De-
partmenL, Pensions. and the Indian .Bu-
reau, SS32. 900. Warrants issued for the re-
demptlon OF the public debt are not in
cluds in the above. Fractional currency
printed during the week $500 0O0s ship
! fnen:S s6tA ,S3 ; national bank currency
issued s2J5, ,450; amount in circulation
l9,IS9, ,S4Ti fractional currency redeemed
Su' LIP. IN ef-A ses.&
The Reconstruction Committee this
morning agreed to report bill re-
moving legal and political disabilities
from between three and four hundred
persons IN the Southern States; aud
Governor Brown and Judge Sinerall,
Of Mississippi, were heard before the
committee in favor of the re-submis-
sion of the Constitutional Amend
ment to the people of that State. The
question will be acted on next week.
Y WKsHINdToN, Febg7.4Sehator Me-
Oreery. and others, had a long inter
viewyesterLay with Attorney. General
Evarts. in relation to the release OF
fJno. T.. Braines, of the Confederate
Navy. Mr. EVarts expressed some
doubts whether Braine's case could
be reached under the President's s
amnesty proclamation. but listened
attentiyely and favorabiy to plea for
mercy.
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POstp0nsment Of Henderson County
.,..-. - f.tIand galR.

FTaIEE UNDEHERf MD WHO NHEWH
~ Appointed Coinluiesloners by the keu-
l,t .l1e ". n NJ 49,, y, aa, ,, ib
81 VIA 1HicIfLd gI1tiIl take tiIis mntHun uf
a9n9nAciag NJ tpe pn5iiG lhRt rs ,.. afaWing %
pOnen until the istfag ortopicmberl 1863.
When, on tie lst Oh Jetobef last, The enfer-
price was laid befole tlle public, % wm
ciuded hy the I4Gh of January. 1869. lha
cay nxed sdi ior Shs qIsswipg; ppt ssgfla sg
aud " itlclI could not pc controlled ty ilie
Commissioners nor by Tie owner ~ the
these we may mention the nlluro % oh-
tlfn printed matlbr a. the Time aomlfHctea
f9r, Sar. E9e s Ss ssrf t. az al Is q the 8 ni6a 3
the people of enterprises hife thht inaNcF4
by causes which are yet fresh ih tne fcc'i-
Thoueh tickeis aie now bclng rapidly
sold, sunieient nulnber nave npl beeh
PfRSsss Pr5RSeTig %ito3t VI X 3a6 66rSahg i6 upoa iHs
oTshtTf oTysieT fcar6afna lands embraced in tho en-
ternriae nearly eiHlt hiin Ircd aeres of
which sre cleared and tillauie, wiz be
ranfed out for tie pre- ent yenr-l8GB. Good
tct,.ie rar tlle rent W ilt be falEeu and these
bonda will lie assigned % the reraCur who
ulrm sr6e money fof fie ncrets aoid IN ft, tt,a
hands Of the agents ana should amy ehnras
holder pc dissatisfied with the postpone
ment, his monty Will be reluhdtd on tfib
presentation d las ticket.
fne undersighed link 81 viii nat BE-
aaiss y say, NJ this eenneetons timt hes
lave no pccumlary Imtt rest li lhe above
enterprlse' nor Nlil Lhay lave - ttfe 1as
lure. They VIII nor receive one cent fog
their services. and thuy de- not nuH, nua
VIII Dot a. any timca Own, Huid, on cunfr0t
ringie Ticket im tNe tIitel piINet uUr Olfa
dollar receivef nom ihefUle Qf jackets VIII
pc used 10y Them, nor CAD tnc owner 81 tue
property touch, use, di control falw part of
IL until after the draWing taxes place ;|nnd
snould tue onterprifes VS. soy unforeseen
contingency PrOro q iHilufhi #ii money
received from ihe taIe pi iicHeiH VIII hH
promptly returned DM pi eHenMtan nf iHH
tickets 70 the agent rom whom bpuEht
W. s. HDLLDWAX,
M1I #I30hll1fl F. N EAtsM
~ r. starr INH,|
t tiltANE NlsEBh,
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TICKETS TICK can an be 8, parehsssa ..d Of o.

7 T.. II. LYME. Fhflhefsi BAnr Bondof-
( ] r. lB. y Al.le2f lSIll;lt, CQplmorcial Bank,
'TrTHOjs. X. 4. .iRl5ouRi4 oosnaet6i, Isy..
JOHN 9. LATHAM. PRESIDENT Bank ol
HOpkinsyille, HoplLlnsvilie, ky..
James II. DifAaul, COntintfoiaf bank k'a-
ducah, KY.
I W8- Books opeMed ~ .lha8e pDfutn Ola tn0
. Ist of October, 1861
/ PHILIP HOkNBIkDDkf ESQ., Wufff
Street, between Main apd Sycamore, nph
.SEMOMIN, DIXON ~ co, No. ~ north
First -stfeei, Will order uckcis ifom ina
desire to purchase. t tnI ha1t tft
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$50 PRIZEs n TOWN IOT8,

regrN valued hf GIsO each. aHE
f8O PRIZES IN TOwN LOIs.
3 Zah Vaiaed at glCO each.
s4 PRIZES IN roWN LOTs, 81.
.Aie HVmdedlat $50 gach
g8IsnenH bW8Td ia ~ ~
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Pirrr AND ficroRtALs.-The Independent
has gone Into tho pictorial business, and edl-
fes ia readers with immense wood cuts, one
representing the paper as vigorously blow
Ing its brazen horn, and another represent
Ing Presidents, Senators, Governors, Con-
grcssmen and editors falling down In ad-
mlration before the illuminated sheet. Illus
trations Of this character may do for ono
number, but there must be more variety In
order TO make the sheet take among the par
ticular class OF believers whose champion
ship the Indspmdsnf has now espoused.
What they want Is not pictorial pufTs, but
the Hdspsndsnt's ideas illustrated aud let off.
We would therefore suggest to our cotem-
porary the following among other "studies"
for future wood cuts. "The Rev. T. T.
drinking champagne at Delmonlco's, or un-
colling the ropo which hung John Brown"
s'the Rev. o. ]. making q mock prayer In
Twelfth street," "Concubinage as defended
BY the Indeptndsnt;" Crews. Beccher and
rockingham at the Aston on the afternoon
Of November 90, 1885," "The Ruined
Homo," "Grand Fancy Ball Of FREQ Low
era" A wood cut representing ono Of those
peculiar gatherings In Central Park might
he borrowed from regular pictorial paper
for this latter occasionally. Y. Com. ADJ.
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CLOSING quorArIoss-Bv rHLnoRArH.
NEW YoRK, December H-Money closed
stringent At per cent. gold, interest on call
Tho discount market is dull. Prime paper
from 10 to IL per cent, Gold closed quiet N
laa. Governments are steady; Five-twenties,
fso2, lick, 1904, ii2}s; 1865, i13; new, ii6iS,
1851, lissS, 1858, iisI[, Ten.forties. loo1<.
sRwNonK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, December n-l p. m.-Cotton
S Saies G Sa, .,esay. Fiouf dull and noninai.
Wheat dull and nomin.l. Corn quiet and
stesdy,ti,is. Oats armer; e396t cents. Rye
Sn o;s ,sss Pork quiet and ''''dya''soss''
pALrIxoas MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Dec. II. = Breadsfvfs. The
s,. , Treaty. II, Ey X. oe s
Street II 10 duh and heavy, with the demand
scnansa 70 tas Local trade ,, W. note sales
"Dorchester," for export at 60 so, and for local
consumption Of $50 barrels Western Super at
NIs@.s5,f so barrels Howard street Extra
Extra at $50, and 100 barrels very choice
Ohio Estr. a. $3.50 per barrel. Prices are
generally unchanged.
for choice samples, but dull and heavy for
low grades. The receipts were 10000 bushels,
and we noe sales as follows, viz: l, 100 choice
do. ii 81 3oai IS, 1850 fair do At u .72sl rs,
1000 low grade do. At d io4i. II, and 800 white
At u 7o6f "a for ordinary, and Nto for prime.
and Psnnsyivsuis red W. quote dull and nomi.
nal at o. IDOL 10 for good 10 prime. IT,.
Corp.-wss steady and arm again today for
about 5000 bushels, aud we note sales a.
follows, viz; II, 900 bushels white at from u TO
So cents, as to condition, the bulk at e<8so
damp, and sl09l cents for dry lots. sales also
1000 bushels old yellow at 90 eents for ny-cut,
and d o20i.o5 for prime.
Rye.-No receipts or sales to-day.
O1is.-Reccipts about 1000 bushels, and
sales reported OF some 1000 bushels, all at 90
Ccges.-The market Is arm, though not
specially active. We note sales yesterday Of
ibo bags Rio at le'f cents, and r7s bags do. At
at i1IS cents, GOLD, duty paid,to 80 Yves, and We
k sod IN sona to pf%s
Rio, duty paid, at l&Ilbi6 cents for isir to
good, and iI8is cents for prime choice,
gold. Stock here In nrst hands about 1900
Coifoa.--The inquiry Is fair again this morn
Ing, and the market steady at the closing
2 Cs sSoG o 81 :sS. H 'io o.
middlinx, and 2512sl4 oents Tor middling, but
as yet no sales reported.
cSSs 81 .Sous Ssts. per rop New
Orleans, some 800 barrels, OF which came
direct to the trade. We stlll quote this de-
ioiiows, Wis For Cubs ci,yeS SOS s.at., do
MuseoYsdo soPsO centsi Porto Rico .Ioa7S
cents: English fslsud 5000 cents per gallon.
Mn Feed -Brownsturw we quote at is@io cts.
for CITY Mills, and l6g1T cts: per bushel
for Western, but 1t 10 dull. Middlings we
quote at s3Q35 cents for light, t585S cents
Propisions. The market continues very
strong indeed, but It Is not specially active
here. Bulk meat 10 wanted, but there are no
cured lots offering. and lots not fully cured, OF
which there 10 an abundant supply, are not In
demand: Shoulders fully cured we quote at
i3H cents, and Sides ~ H. cents LOT RIO and
shoulders are hardly to be had at all. The de.
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EIRE.-"HOME" A. S. PRATT
L s. SON have been appointed Agents
for the Home Insurance Company Of
NeO York" cash capital $4,000, OOOj
assets betrUesn a, OOO,O 900 and 80, 900, 900.
This sterling company is too tOeH and
favorably knoOn an has city and
throughout the United States to require
any extended notice from US. Those
,Uho noO hold its policies, or toho may
hereafter insure in 1t, must feel that
they are perfectly secure in The event Q,
loss TO the full amount Of their 'n'ur
dHce.
noll.U
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GALE OF sERyICEABLE AND UNsERvICEA.
. RLE ORDNANCE STORMS.

BuREAu OF ORDNANCE, SAW DBP'r,(
wAsHISGTos CRY, November 8. 1899
There will be sold at Public Auction. TO the high
est bidder, at noon. on WEDNESDAY, December
Is. 1892 In the oies Of the Inspector Of Ordnance,
Navy Yard, Boston, a large lot OF articles Of ord,
nance, compriipR Cannon, Projoetiles, Small Arms.
aud mtscel IAnsous stores.
Terms; One half Cash in Government funds on
the cone fusion Of the sale and remainder wthir
10 DAYS Afterwards, during which time the ATtielea
must DO removed from the yard, Otherwise they
will revert 70 the Government. Twenty days win
be given for the removal OF the heavy guns,
Tits to be distinctly understood that no gpAsentee
will DO given 70 pureh.ss. n a. rs.srsn ~
ssssa se xss,Sn ~ quality but Ills believed, how.
eSef, That every thing offered LoI sale Ia repre-.
sentsd, A, LUDLOW CASE.
nolO-td Chief OF Bureau.
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DsrAsrnsrr on STATE 4

wA.utssros. Novenssr a, 1850.
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. Dorcnce Atwatcr, the
Consul Of the United States at Seychelles
Islands, Of the dealt, on the dates named,
at Johanna Island, Of the following seamen,
late Of tho ship Thomas winslowi Novem-
Der %, 1903, George Pierce; January Is,
1869, Patrick o. Rourouk; March 10, 1860,
John DoughertY.