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Ne1 Orleans BEsTket.
New ORLEANS. February 2-Cotton al
vAnced A44lc-middlings 2SG2S1fc; demand
strong offerings hight; sales 2sOO bales; re
ing in exchange banks closed. Flour, low
Grades scarce AMI irmer superhne S. 63%
NN s. p; xxx e. 80 Corn scarce S5gS71sc
Oats 75c- Bran 81 IS. Hay, prime S280S0. Pork
declining $50. Bacon dull and nominal
shoulders l5e clear rib Use clear lslsc. Lard
dull; tierce Zoe ksg z21zc. sugar higher com
mon l24gl2%c prime Elsc; yellow ella ided
l64c. MolasSes higher prime 7s9slc. Whisky
nrIn; Western reetihed sl@I O5. Coffee frm
fair l5GI6c; prime l749lS1zc.
So Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. February 2-FIOur S. 9066. Corr
67g72e. Wheat, fall 81 5Ogl 80. Oats 62g65c
Pork $50 %. Bulk Meals -, l6el6%c. Ba'
con l4a, t79l7Ac. Lard l992l%c.
louisville sarbeG.
L~oUTsvILIE, February 22-Ssles OF Tobacco
81 hhda-S3 al 80 for luEs to mediGm lea
Pork So. LAID zoe. B1Ik Meats ISA, I6L4E $40
Bacon seo ~, x sirs tiSar 2 WSt' corn q
C1HciEaBts nasksE.
CnCUNEArI. February % -Flagr. family s. 81
al -. Grain unchanged. Whisky o.. Bacon,
shoulders ls7sc; OulE shoulders IL. Lara &c,
Pork 81. NnedtSl zOsl 80
New EoFk szarkst.
NEW YORK, February 22.-No stock Board
nor pTodUe9 eyehanse to-day. kIsg5 out. HOi
day prevails. God 1852.
lineage Market
CHICAGO, February o. HoIl lay. No mar
kets.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, February 2--Coasols sShs. 5-2Os
LIVERPOOL, February 2L-Cotton hmer
sales 1900 bales-miCdung uplands pa; Or
leans l2Ad.
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THE Post of last evening, discussing
President JOHNsON's return home, says
that " loud as may be the applause of the
rebel press and masses, he will have to
summon all the brszen e~ffrontery Of
i" the most impudent felon 1.-THE School
Fund thief for instsnce] TO face the
" kissing and se0rn which he will recsivs
from the whole body Of old Tennessee
/" Unionists.n Few in numbers and Of
very small cAliber, these are no doubtso
overwhelmed with the shameful charae-
ter Of the stewardship account they viii
have to render to their old and patriotic
leader that they viii hide their heads;
or, attempting 3 hiss, it viii be turned
against the u~neonscionable thieves who
pocketed the $3.50 600 in gold restored to
the State by advice of ex-Gov. HARRIS.
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TIE NASHVILLE papers have been
discussing the eonstitutionality OF SEN.
TER's surrender Of membership in the
Senate when be becomes G Jvernor. The
Legislature says that when he enters
upon the duties OF the gubernatorIal
office, he Will have vacated not only his
Speakership Of the Senate, but bis posi-
ton rs q msmber of that BODY. The
Union and american tgOod authority,
says: Whenever the Speaker of tbe
{" Ssnate becomes the acting Governor
+" the Senate should properly elect a
Speaker pro tempore TO preside over ifs
" deliberations, il the Legislature be in
/" session, but Mr.. SEETER must retain his
" authority, whether he exercises It or
I" not, to go into the Senate and vote on
" any question before that body, and II
he 80 desire, TO preside over its deliber-
stions, else be has no warrant in the
Constitution to exercise tAe powers and
duties Of the Office OF GjveTnor.p OF
" course, 6ESTER and the Legislature
care nothing for the Constitution, and
will act as may please them best, jast as
they have done for the past three wears.
II is not fashionable to discuss constitu-
tionalities with Radicals, and we are sur
prised that our dignifed contemporarv
should for 8 moment have forgotten the
prevalent political etiquette and suggest
ed the Constitution to those who have
murdered and buried il.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, February 22.-To-day
was observed as q holiday. The Legisla-
ture adjourned. The public offices were
closed, and the newspaper and foreign
offices flying their flags. The First In
fantry, Fourth Artillery aud a number
OF German Turner Societies psraded.
A number OF the members of the
S1athern Press Convention are here On
invitation Of the S.. Charles Hotel.
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THE New York Tribune, good Radical
authority, says sit is not believed that
the next Congress will be able to give
the majority necessary to carry the
Fifteenth Constitutional Amendment"
Coed news for the country. The mig
ger" will sleep for q season. Thank
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PHILADELPHIA.

HARRISBURG, February 22.-At the
State Arsenal this evening, while a So.
lutte was being fired of, the premature
discharges Of a cannon blew offthe right
hand Of Gsorge Church, and the left
hand OF q mai named Marshall.
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ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, GA, February 22.-Foster
BIodgett, Chairman of the Radical safe
Central Committee, Issued a call on Sat-
urday for the committee to assemble
here to-day. Many were not able to be
present on such notice. The meeting
was packed, and finally broke Up In
confusion. A convention will be called
to meet here on the 5th Of March.
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Agents Wanted Every where.

NJ. CADARTS Pure Vegetable Colorinr. 81 a
pound, sufficient To give q rich golden yellow
to 200 pounds Of White Butter; 81 cents per
package, sent to any address,, No
farmer should be without it, as white and
stTeaky Butter Is worth from six to ten cents a
yellow. feb2I
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NOTICE

Nj patrons and all who wish to have their
M Pianos snd Organs Tuned or Repaired BY
me in a superior Workmanlike manner. viii
please leave their orders at CIark's JeTelfv
store, or At No. 20 Second street, and NOTet
MIR. katVenbaeh's music store, as L have no
connection Whatever with that establishroent.
H. q. HOLLENBERG,
talo Piano n Organ Maker,
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, February 22.-Lsst night,
iu the adjoining town of Manchester,
John Rogers, 8 respectable citizen was
shot dead by Tom Willis, whom he had
ordered from his lot. Willis was ar
rested-
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Struggle for the Treasury Department.
and InIeFhaI revenue Bureau-CRbi-
net umor and the Retiring Presi-
dent-the Congressional GIO5e-EhO
Tenure OF OHice-When COEfaX VIII @e-
Strawberries Enters a DeniaI-Nh hat
BII viii likely Pass-5eHeFsOn Davis
-COIfHx i'm PreparaiiOn-Ihe Presi-
dent Indi%nRnf-BaItimOre and The
ReurinE President-W haI Grant Will
do Ftrst-MissOuri Pressure.
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Who viii continue the business at our old
stand. We solicit a coatinuance OF the liberal
patronage bestowed pom the Old firm.
The unsettled business OF the Old firm viii
be settled bv Ed. Letsom and James c. Moores-
at the old stand. E0oRES. SMITH q Co.
MauUnhta Eahr41o--- z IsQQ -.
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief allusion to the Ori=in Of this import
ant discovery may not prove uni1tere ting.
among The authentfe ated records OF the re-
nOwned captain Cooks voyage around the
world, is found the statement, that while 50
JOurning for a s1ors Time on the Brazilian
Coast OF South America, he observed the ma
tfvss using, in the prep ration of their food, a
pecniar oil, which, upon examination, be
round TO POSSESS the appearances, taste ana
flavor OF Butter upon further inquiry, how
ever, he sscertaiued that it was sinplY a sub
stance that The Natives distilled in a crude and
imperfect manner rom q rich and IuxuIiant
plant that grew 81 spontaneously and abundantly
in that warm tropical country. A few years
ago an emiDent French chemist. Whine on a
professional visit To the tropics, made numer-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
ductien of nature, and succeeded in extracting
a concentrated essence OF the plant. The for
mule for its preparation, and the Sole Right
for the sale in this country are the exclusive
property Of this company, by whom 1t wGs
purchased from the original discoverer. We
claim fer this remarkable, yet simple n per-
feetly harmless preparation -
LIST. That by It's uSs a net gain Of from 50 to
800 per cent. is made in the manufacture Of
p. That Butter, which from age or whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid, streaked or
general use. BY the aid OF this Extract Is re-
st )red to is original freshness and sweetness,
hue grain and even color,
81. By the use OF this Extract, one pound OF
den"ious, mesh butter Is actually made rom
attn. That q PURE and excellent table Butter
can be made, at q cost OF from Is to 70 cents per
pound. The chief eEpen; e wherein being But
Ter, which is the essential base.
5th. That Butter Manufactured by the aid of
this Extract is equal IN every respect to the
best Bu tef ma e Dy the ordinary method.
6Gh- The Extract, after thorough analysis,
by aOie chemists, is pronounced perfectly free
rom any deletefious substance, the ibgredi-
eDts being pGrsIy Of a vegetable nature.
9Th. In proof of the foregoing assertions, the
faetOry OF this ompan Is making one ton OF
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
in the New YORK market, ard 10 consumed
frCm the tables OF The first hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city and elsew mere
a sample package OF the EXTRACT (uficient
to make fifty pounds o. Butter), with fail al
reciOns fOr use, will be sent to any address on
the receipt Of 81.
C~AUTI0N.-As all articles of real merit aye
to spurious limitations, we would spe-
cialiy caution this puOlic against counLerfeits
and worthless limitations, ADVERTISED az DOW
dsrs, compounds, ETC., as the Extract OF the
Plant is prepared and sold only by
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florida.

florida, N. Y, February 22.-Two men
were killed and three seriously injured,
this evening, by the explosion of a blsst
Of the Fords, Johnston and G1resville
Railroad,
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The GsrmanisS Sugar Beet Company,
OF Illinois, consumes about forty-nlne
tons OF beets every twenty-four hours.
Tie Pope has forbidden the PreIstes
IN Spain who were elected In seats to the
Cons titnttonal CorteZ to take them.
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--Eugenie, it is said, has recently be-
come q Spiritnalist through the influence
Of 3 clever clzirvoysnt.
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MOOREs. LETs0H 4 PETERs.

WE have this day sold our stock of Ssddlery
w and Saddiery Hardware and shoe Find
inga 10
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~W@@@ W 1T z U1NWW@a
1rnltste7f advertisements hGUsng he run on he
p gTst Insertion 81 each subsequent tnSsT-
noa 50 cents per Square.
Advertisements IN Want or Rent column, 10 cents
per line each Insertion.
AOflthty advertisements, IS for first and q for
each additional square.
advertisements inserted AZ tsuerU0Is, 20 be charged
as ae1O each Insertion.
Monthly advertisements inserted ~ the SUNDAY
APPEAL uiu be charged oae-SiEfh additional
Advertisements inserted ~ the WEEKLY iOtN be
charged ha4OfDAILY rates.
local N0tces. 20 cents per TIVE first Insertion, and
l9H oeRGs per tsse per month.
al trogasaeIH embellishments, not from regular I'D.
~UeTfSeTa, MUST Sc PAID FOR IN
4 Square Is The space occupied by eight lines OF
SOid HO9paTels
CORRESPONDENTS.
CO-TesDOndeHce, on Public Events, solicited from
aerV part Of the United States.
AINSLLE TING & CO..
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BUTTER
THE
ECONOMY BUTTER CO
TIL

Ask the attention OF al interested IN the re-
suction OF the extravaganza Gust OF Batter, to
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF the
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A dead set hes been made on General
Grant by the Missouri Radicals for the
control OF all the Federal appointments
in that State. Senator elect, Carl S ;hurz,
has had q daily interview with General
Grant since his arrival here, and has
bsen reinforced By Governor Fletcher of
that 5 ate. Tbis is the frat formidable
pressure on the President elect which
has been made.
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The Economy Butter Company.

Onice-II5 LIBERTY STREET.
~Factory-a36 GREENWICH STREET, N. Y.
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ing to capitalists rare opportunities for estab
fishing q staple business, paying enoImOu
profits.
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THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF s-uBsCRIPTIoE.
RATEs or-

DAILY APPEAL, one (
WEEKLY APPEAL, one 2
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mammoth Printing Department: On
tae other hand, no one here, however,
regrets that the work is 30 be taken from
tae publishers CT the Congressional Globe.
al establishment which has already
snassed alarge fortune out of the public
printing, and o retain 10000 copies o.
their Globe to be furnished in sets to new
Congressman for many years to come,
the price, Of course, constantly increas-
ing az the edition becomes exhausted.
There were other bidders, but they lad
no chance, in view Of the fine prospect
offered to throw wide the doors Of the
Treasury through the Intervention Of q
Printing Department.
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T-ELEGBAPHIO MsKRETs.

The Senate met with prayer, the
took a recess till evening.
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n TEMPHIs is by paturst the GREAT SALIENT CENTER of mme for an IMMENSE.
VI sope of eonntyp pen uated byh the kAILSA y Z coGve1ng TO us Blun she
y tesinedt become tneg crest CHICAGo or THE SOUTH and win realzs that condition
RaoG kSS HAR IN on1g g seu Dis nsnmmauo ndeyouuy 70 be wished and are at this;
enabled TO Offer. " have provided our Houe ~ A BI6s STOCK OF Goods bought before
the late advance md can sell to Isl BUYERSt e 40 rotw want to dono old fpy buanesN
as sdyanngeOudy as ANY HOUSE in ANY MARKET. Wes AK MONEYED MERCHANTs
fS VIVA r. Moore e, CO.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

b. Telegraph CHICAGO. NOV. "a
ExCHANGE-Eastern duh ut par selling
LILO off buying. tfft tH
2 FLoUR--A shade flrmer and more active
at 8 81 1z95 90 for Spring extras. lti
WHEAT--M oderately active and steady
No. quiet at p3lSg94c, seller; No, at 80a
901zc, regular, aud 9i@9lskc for Winter re.
receipts; closing at s01499lc for NO. 2; this
afternoon the market was irregular and
active al S9Gs914c, seller November: 90c,
seller Deeember s215c. seller January FOL
No. 2.
CoRN-DulI and &c lower; No. 2 opened
at size, ADVANCED 10 SIC. and closing dull
at S09Brc; rejected T99S9c; this afternoon
the market was dull az soc, seller Novem'
Der, for Mop.
OAT5-In moderate request at 4Isz948I<c
for No. 2. and rejected at a7635c: closing o.
4lL@4s4c Tor No. 2; this afternoon the
market was dull and nominal at SOC; re-
feet ed lie; closing unchanged.
BARLEY-Duli and firm at 81 o. for No. .
buyer December.
HIcHwIsEs-Dull ard weak ~ B5g9Sci
closing with sellers at csc.
SUGAR l349l41zc for common to prime
Cuba. +l4 mt-
Provisions Moderately active. Mess
pork sold at $50 %. buyer, aEd 80 p, seller
February. Lard l7JSc, Keller January and
February. Short RIBS l51<: rough sides IN
salt fifteen days 1i0l41<c; green sides l351c;
green shoulders lO14@fO1sc; green hams
/ 145x1ljc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25
SUeeEsrIoYs FoR STREET IMPRovE-

SUGGESTIONS FOR STREET IMPROVE
MENTs. In company with Philip
Decker, President Of the County
Board of Commissioners. we took q
heightened walk through the lower
part of the city yesterday afternoon.
We found that some excellent i'm
provements have been made on Full
ton Avenue and Franklin Street, by
the Commissioners, which improve
ments, especially on franklin Street,
are duly appreciated by those who
travel over them. In Lamaso some-
thing additional in the way Of street
improvements Is required, but to
bowlder or make any costly i'm
provements would be more than
the property holders could stand.
Mr. Decker, who has had some ex-
perience In these matters. made an
important suggestion, which We think
a good one. and which We commend
to the City Council and the inhabit-
ants at large for future consideration.
Mr.. Decker thinks that if the Green
River cenglomerate gravel, (said to be
better than the Henderson eonglom-
crate, owing TO there being so little
clay in IT'D, was put down IN the centre
Of the streets. twenty feet wide. ten
inches deep at the centre, and six
inches on each side, it would make
good streets. and be of sufficient
width to enable the passage of teams.
This gravel could be put down 10
this manner for sixty-six cents
per front loot, running measure,
which is such trife that no real
estate owner is so poverty stricken
that he could not pay it without feel
ing the least embarrassment. This
matter is worthy of careful conside-
ration, and as several Of the streets
in Lamasco will have to be improved
before long, it would be well for our
people to think over and cogitate on
this question. IF any one can thiak
of a better plan, let us have it. Mr..
Deeker's plan is feasible and cheap,
tive potent arguments, when we have
to make virtue Of necessity aud do
tha bestw can.
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THE MARK ETa



By telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. "a.
CorroN-Opened hrm, but closed heavy
and In favor OF buyers; sales OF 3,400 bales
at &c for middling uplands.
FLOUR - Receipts, 26,0 barrels; rather
more active at prices favoring buyers;
demand chiefly speculative; sales OF Is 600
and western; S. IOa6 90 Tor extra state
e. 9 as 90 for extra Western: IS 9Oae IS
for white wheat extra; S. 25g6 10 for
round hoop Ohio; S. 75G6 90 for extra ST.
Louis; and IS 50d9 90 for good to choice
do, closing quiet. Rye -four in M oderate
request, but heavys sales OF 30 barrels at
CoRN MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Heavy and decid eddy lower
sales OF zO0 barrels OF western az sI JIG
1 051z, closing with sellers at Inside price.
WHEAT-Receipts i6S,602 bushels, aud Ia
&c better, with limited export ana mod
crate speculative demand; sales OF g cog
No. 1 do; 81 % for Western red Illinois;
81 329l IS for Winter red and amber West
eIn. and 81 Go for choice white State.
BARLEY-Very dun; sales OF 500 bushels
twO-rowed State at a1SIl C5.
BARLEY MALT-Q ujet; sales :, 500 bushels
Canada at private terms.
CoRN-ReceIpts l5.25S bushels: opea ed
dull and closed heavy and shade lower :
sales OF Al 900 bushels at 81 O6gl ~ Tor un-
sound mixed western, and 81 109t 10 for
e2oog bushels at 63g65c for Western, and
65d66c for State.
R5cE-DIull; sales Of p tleFcss Carolina
CoFTEEeFirm and quiet; sales T59 sacks
Rio az private terms.
SUGAR Steady; sales OF 200 hhds. an
4gtl9zc for Cuba, and u9l2c for Porto
Rico.
MoLAssEs-Dull.
HoPs-Dull at 2Oa2sc for American.
PETRoxEUM-DuIl at 219201Sc for crude,
and 33140331<c for refined.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole steady at GOA
3lc. for Buenos AyFes and BIO Grande.
WooL-Quiets sales of 100000 pounds at
$3.50 for domestic fleece, SIC for nm
washed. and 35144c for pulled, Sid gef
OIL-Linseed dull at 95996oy .gt.c5
PoRK-Firm and quiet; sales 81 900 bar
reIs at $50 50a83 90 for new mess, s33 IS for
Old DO, S23 5Og24 50 for prime, and $3.50
$50 so for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady: sales Of $50 barrels of new
plain mess at Sl0S9I700. Tierce beer quiet;
sales OF go tierees at S28 for prime mess,
and S30l03l 20 for India mess. Beef hams
quiet; sales OF 60 barrels at fli@2l 90 for
cid. aud S2S 50928 90 for new.
CUT MEATS - u Unchanged; sales OF so
paekages at l29Iyc TOR shoulders. ana ZIG
l1lse for hams. Middles quiet and heavy.
sLARD--Scarce and f1rmer; sales OF so
stierces at $50 1870 for steam, and 191S,9191kc
for Kettle rendered alao, $50 uerces, seller
January and February, at 1876. Il
Observation-Disclosures 21033c for OlfOy H
= CaEESE-DnH at l7alSc. t
SPIRITS OF TURPEET1NE--Quiet at47@4Sc.
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OPERA HoUsE.-The Old Folks u
Concert, at the Opera House, to-
night, By the Philharmonic Society,
promises to be novel entertainment.
The music viii be of the olden style,
and the costumes worn will be dupli-
Gates of the fashions in "our grand
fathers days" The novelty of the
affair. alone, ought to fill the Opera
House; but when we come to add the
fact that the philharmonic Society is
composed of some of the finest talent
in the city, a rare musical treat may
confidently be expected. 1t being a
home society, should be a another
great incentive to induce a large
attendance. A programme of rare
gems has been selected. Admission
only fifty cents
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@ The managers of the Old Folks
Concert desire US to state that they
have decided not TO sell reserved seats
to the Concert this evening, although
solicited to. do go by so many of their
friends. In view of the large attend
ance expected, to sell reserved seats
at all with the additional charge Of
% cents as propOsed) would compel
almost all who desire TO attend, to
secure seats in advance at the extra
cost, and the Society do not wish to
subject their friends to this necessity.
Arrangements have been made to
warm the house more thoroughly, so
that all parts of il will be equally de-
sirable. Tickets will be GA sale dur
ing the day at Fish & Barter's AID
Warren & Conyngton's.
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N. IouIa aarEel.

By Hsiegraph.l or. LOUIE, Nov. q.
TOBACCO Firm and unchanged; only
two grades on the market.
CorToN-Mostly held above the curreni
prices. .+t
HEnP-U ndressed nominal; dressed, c2lI
92A.
FLOUR Very dull, with ouly local de-
mend; Spring neglected: sales OF Fan sll-
pers At s4q4 .: x, 81 259475; Xxx, 81 $50
B %: Xxx, s. 25Cd5 Is; fancy 60 50a7 50.
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged. No. 2
Spring, free in elevator, sold at SIC; No. 2
red Fail, S9993e; choice selections OF do
S5d971ze; No. 2 do, 81 038l 10; choice red,
81 121zgl 20; choice TO fancy white, 81 20 9
30.
l,oRH-Duli, with buyers holding or.
safes of fair old white, ia bulk, at g0d9Ic
fair to good old white sack ed ,S.
OATs-A little higher. but dull al 4fa 45c
in bulk, and 4995lc, sacked. rss-
BARLEY-Neryl few buyers: sales Of
strictly prime Minnesota at 81 07tal 0S.
RYE-lnacttye, put drm at 73976c.
WHISKY-Heayy at 81 o..
rJoFFEE-Firm, but not much doing; the
prices range at 2O9241zc.
SUGAR-In light demand, but with q
drmer feeling. sales of common TO good
fair new Louisiana at ll4i3c; prime 10
choice. I8I%II4e.
PoRE-Lower,A with sales at 300. 20 80, the
latter on orders. Dry Salt Meat, sales OF
shoulders at 1Z5z9l3c, chiefly on orders;
clear rib, l61<c: clear sides, 1B5<e.
q BACoE-NOth1ng doing. 80
LARD-NOthfEg doing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

Cur Down. = DR.. Bray yesterday
cut down a tree in the yard in front
of his house, and also big sycamore
that stood two feet on the pavement.
We regret to see shade-trees cut down,
but these were in the way. and hence
it was necessary that they should dis
appear. When the tree on the pave
ment fell. it struck the big hickory
hoop-skirt in front of Click &
Schwartz's. and somewhat democrat
lied that expressive sign. Farewell
to the shade trees.