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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-19
lONETARY & COMMERCIAL
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sy Telegraph NEW YORK. May IS.
CoTroN-Quiet and drOoping; sales OF
1850 Oales 1870 for middliug upla ds.
FLOUR Receipts, l2,S4s barrels; steady
for low grades, and dull and heavy Ior
other ktnds; sales OF $500 barrels Rt
s. ESQ., 20 for superine state and West
extra wester1 este % Ss s5as GO or wtte Ho ye9t
extra; SO 25at7 40 for rOund-hO OHIO; 81 90
W foT extra -. Louis, and sg OO9l2 %
Rye hour quiet; sales OF go barrels at
"a 7597 20. .
CORN MEAL-Dull; sales of I75 barrels on
private terms.
WBIsKY-Firrn. sales Of 800 barrels of
Western at 97gS8c for free.
WHEAT-Re ceiDGs none: lc better for
Spring; fair business doing in part to ar
rive; sales of $1,000 bushels at 81 4O for No
Spring delivered, 81 4JGt 45 for No. 2
diLtO in store and delivered: 81 4l9l AZ for
No. ditto to arrive; 81 81 for Amber Cana
ds; 81 65 for Amber Michiesn; 81 IS for
white California; 81 50 for wh te Canada.
RYE-Dull and decidedly lower: sales Of
200 bushels of Western at 81 28, and 500
bushels OF ditto state at 81 IS.
BARLEY-DulI and declining; barley
malt quie'.
Cons Receipts, Il, $50 bushels; dull and
dee sdFdly lower; AZ 900 bushels sold for
75GS6c for new mixed western as TO quality; I;
69c Tor old do. in store.
OATs-Keceipts, 76,4l0 bushels; lower and
decidedly more active; S2,lo0 bushels sold
for 751z9z712c tor western ahoat; closing at
RICE Dull; Carolina at s1sgs11c.
CoFFEE-Quiet. r..-L
SUGAR Firm; $50 hhds or Cuba sold 70
1l%@I2c.
MoLAss Es-Firm; 50 hhds of Cuba sold
for 5O052c.
HoPs Quiet at 6sI2c for American.
PErkoLEUM-DuI; l6c for crude, and BE
for r. fined.
LINsEED oIL-Quiet and firm at ST OIL in
casKs.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Qulet
PoRK-Firm: sales OF 75O barrels at S2l4
s8l p for new mess: closing at S3l II cash;
$50 5000 81 for old ditto; S24 57@28 for
prime: sZ892S 81 for prime mess; also sales
of 800 barrels new mess, buyers June, al
S3I IS.
BEEF-Quiet: sales OF ll5 barrels at s89
Is for new pain MSS; sl29lS for new ex-
ira mess. Tierce Beef more active; sa es
Sf $50 tferees at S20928 for prime mess; s25
Cd32 for India mess. Beer Hams steady;
sales OF las barrels at s26d32.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales of 40 pack
ages at l25zGl3c for shoulders; l5H9l6c for
hams. Mtddles quiet and steady.
D-Firmer; sales Of $50 tierces at l7@
1870 for steam, and lS149A91sc for kettle
re dered.
BUrrEE-New quiet s5gsSc for Ohio; 80
@4lc Tor state.
CHEEsE-Firm at l9923c
FREtGHTS-TO Liverpool heavy and de-
clining for this week, add frmer for next
week; engagem snts per steamer OF 800
bushels wheat Tor this week at 2Lzd, and
2,OO0 bushels wheat per steamer, for next
week at 1904.
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HAVANA, May 1S - The reports
previously received from both Span
ish and insurgeut sources greatly ex-
aggerate the proportions of the fight
at Los Menos, on the Sd inst. More
reliable accounts are now at hand
which reduce the affair to a skirmish
The Spanish and rebel troops in the
interior are suffering equally from
fevers. It is said that many Of the
latter are dying from want of shelter
and medical attendance. .str ~
Trains are again running on the
Puerto Principe and Nueyitas Rail
road. uaHai sa lllgs @
Cane grinding has again seen in
terrupted in some localities on the
North and South coast By the heavy
rains. tus-sl
The United States gunboat Penob-
scot arrived to-day. -E
HAVANA, May 18.-Another bat
talon of modified negro troops has
left for active service in the field.
The announcement by telegraph OF
the failure Of Schepeler Il CO., In
New York, caused some uneasiness
in commercial circles here.
The Diareo of to-day, contains a
report that the insurgents have burned
the towns of Sabinnoa. Caseorro and
Guimora, but the Vose De Cuba
doubts the truth of the report.
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A Break In the Grand LeVee,

New ORLEANS, May 18.-Informa-
tian has been received of break IN
the Grand Levee, in the Parish of
Pointe Couple, a half mile above
the repairs just completed at great
expense of the crevasse which has
flooded so large portion of West
Louisiana for the last two years. The
present break does not threaten to do
so much damage as the previous one,
the levee being some distance from
the rivers edge. and the water at the
break being only six feet deep, though
$50 yards wide, but from the high
stage Of water it will be difficult, if
not impossible, to close it for some
time to come.
The work on Villiere Crevasse, at
St. Bernard Parish, has been aban-
-doned as hopeless. The break is now
several hundred feet wide and Of
great depth, the water sweeping un-
interruptedly back to the lake.
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WASHINGTON.
- yhe ease OG aGensEMf oyer.


WAsHINGToN. May 1Ss-1The opin-
ion iot the court in the case Of Gen.
Dyer. Chief OF Ordinance was pro-
mulgated IN a general order from, the
War Department, which is, that no
further proceedings are necessary.
The report and opinion were approved
and confirmed by the President, and
the court dissol> ed.
Brevet Major General, s. d. Sur
giss, Colonel of the Seventh Cavalry,
has been ordered to jsin bis regiment
in the Department Of Missouri.
Brevet Major General 0. L. Shep-
herd, Colonel of the Fifteenth Infant
ry, has been ordered 10 Texas to join
his regiment en- route to New Mexico.
Lieut.. Colonel Charles j. Whiting,
of the Sixth Cavalry. has been ordered
tosioin his regimentin the Fifth Mili-
tary District.
The Postmaster General to day
directed the mails to be sent by the
Bremen line of steamers from Balti-
more direct to Bremen. The service
is fortnightly each way. The mails
in other parts of the country will be
sent under the existing arrangements,
JUG Edmunds entered upon his
duties as City Postmaster this morn
ing. His predecessor. Col. Alexan-
der. did not, as stated he would, claim
the benefit of the Tenure of Office act
1t has been concluded to appoint
G. A. Eastman, of San Francisco, As.
sistant Treasurer Of The United States
and Treasurer of the Branch Mint in
that city.
Preparations are being made by the
appointment clerk of the Treas
ury DepaTtmeptyaud Ihisassistants to,
wards reducing the force of the Sec,
retary's Office. About fifty dismissals
will probably take place.
The PEesidenrg tOsdaysE appointed
| Albert Sigel, of Missouri, Recorder Of
Land Titles for Missouri, and Gus
tave Javecki, U. S. Consul at Altoona
The sActing2 CommiSsiOners of In
ternal Revenue decides velocipede
rinks are liable for the special tax on
exhibitions, and on the gross receipt,
from such exhibitions the same al
theaters.
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Principal Street in Ponce
Laid In Ashes.
A General Upris ne Mo
mentarily exp 'cted.

Military Int ntrlIIgenre from the In
dian Territory The Crops In Mn
nesOta.
CHICAGO, May 18.-The following
military intelligence was received at
General Sheridan's headquarters to-
day: Major Kidd, of the Tenth. re-
ports his pursuit, on April 18th, of a
band of Indians, who failed to go to
their Reservation. He overlook them
at Elk Greek, but failed to capture
them, owing to the jaded condition of
his horses. The Indians were Chey-
enues. 81
Major General w. l.. Elliott is an
nounced as temporary Acting Assist
ant Adjutsa5 General of the Depart
ment c lakes, with headquar-
''Is Major al Gen General Reynolds. conn
manding the Fifth Military Division
of the Sta.e of Texas, has re-pub-
lished, for the advice and assista nee
of the Board of Registry, the qualifi
cations required from voters.
Captain Fl AsOury, commanding
Camp Supply, Indian Territory, re-
ports the arrival at that place. May
7th, of Yapt, medicine-man of the
Arapahoes, with a number of his
tribe. The remainder of the tribe
will arrive soon, expecting. foed and
clothing from the camp. There is no
food or clothing for them, and very
little subsistence at the Fort. He ap-
prehends trouble from the kiowas
and Camanches along the Arkansas
River.
Lieut.. M. Carter, writing at Fort
Hays, Kansas, of May 10th, gives an
account of the killing of some lndi-
ans who were confined at that post.
The chiefs were ordered to remove
in care of a guard from the carroll TO
the guard room, when they gathered
in their tents, began the death WhoOp
and taking out their knives went for
the soldiers. Cardigan V. attacked
the Sergeant of the guard and was
Knocked seuseless by a. blow with the
but of a musket. Sallie, a ferocious
sauaw, welding a knife, tried to
sheath it 10 the body of an, officer,
when one of the guard shot her dead.
B Head looked with seorn, on the
circie of bayonets surrounding him
aud stabbed Sergeant Hanz n, dan
gerOusly wounding him In the back.
A guard shot him dead.4 Dull Knife
tried to stab every body near him and
be was picked severely by. bayonets.
He and the senseless Cardigan V
were then disarmed and lodged 4n the
guard house.
The fifteenth and Thirty fifth In
fantry are to be consolidated at Fort
! Couchen. II. ..,....
Reports from various parts oi
Minnesota say that the wheat, crOI
never looked more promising A
much greater breadth has been sowL
than ever before. 0se
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New RrInana MnrKnf.

By Teiegraph.l New ORLEANs. May Is.
CoTToE Quiet and unchanged; middiina
SAG2S12c; sales j 100 bales; receipts Bal
do: exports, 2y501 do.
q LD-l4iH.
ExcHA ASGE-sterling Is -; New York =
premium.
FLoUK- Quiet; superfine s. 25; Xxx g IS,
and Xxx - IS.
C9kN-White 77@7sc.
OATS 7sc.
BRAN -Sl IS.
HAY-Pr me S2768.
PoRK-NOminnl At So ..
BACON-L wer at 13L0t7%c.
LARD Fierce lh1S9is54c. Keg 1916
n, 5yG R-HlgheE grades stifferi common
B1S9 9lO1zc; PRIME 3H9i8Ze.
MoLASSE5 unchanged.
WHIsaY-W Western recifhed S5a0Hze.
7Lc.
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LEAvENwoRTH, Ks, May 18.-The
Post Office here was closed Yesterday
afternoon, the fixtures and furniture
taken out, aud possession given to
iars. johnson, recently appointed
Postmlstress, without boxes, desks or
aay facilities for transacting business.
This state OF affairs was brought about
by the refusal Of Mrs. johnson to pur-
chase, or receive as gift, the fixtures,
which are the private property of the
former postmaster. The business men
of the city not wishing their eorres-
pondeuce delayed, offered to purchase
and present these fixtures to Mrs.
johnson, and to-day the Office was
opened. but the mails are in much
confusion, and some days may elapse
before order is restored. -
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ESTABLISHED. 1891.
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, May 1B.
EXCHAEGE-Eastern easier at 1.I0 prem
ium selling, and par buVing

By Telegraph CHICAGO, May 18.
/ EXCHAEGE-Eastern easier at 1,I0 prem
I ium selling, and par buying
/ fLOUR~QuIet aud unchanReS.
WHEAT-Duil and a shade strengers sale
OF NO at 81 l7tz0l Is; No. 2 at 81 I4a1 49,
cash. aud 81 l5540l l35<, seller the month
safes since Change At 81 1901 1917
COBN-Elrmer; No. 4 declined 1%M9<e:
sales oi EIo. at 631<c: 571S058c: Tor reject.
ed; closing &C 631<c for No. 4; 57Q575<c for
y o. z; sales OF No. at 84a645<c, seller May:
no. a. 5l1z958c seller May: 58kc buver
Nay ,3o5sgS25zc, seller June; nothing
OATs--Dull aud weak for present deliv-
ery' and 7S9sec lower, but active at 50Le.
the month"; 6Jc, buyer the month. bRLc'
seller June Tor No. 2; sales In store At 68a
RYE-Dull and almost nominal at q az
for No.2. -
HIGHwIHEs-Actfvea aud e,r ,ftpd salea a.
SzgS21zc; closing with buyers al 92i<a 10
MoLA6SE5 New Orleans 9jaSx %
sUGAR-l51<0l41<c for common TO choiea
PRoYIsIoHs-Quiet and steady. Mes
pork so 76g3l OUs prime mess US OOa28 Sd
sweet pickled hams lB9l6c Short RIB mid
dies l4sz9l5c. Rough sides l4Gl4l<c. Cum
berland mlddles laz9A12c. Dry salted
shoulders Al%9l2c, loose. Lard l7s<MlBc
HoGS-Qutet; closing dull and dropping
fair to medium.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. May Is.
ToBACCo-Sieady and unchanged.
CoTToN-Nothing doing
HEMP - Unchanged at Si30gl50 for fair
to strictly prime
FLOUR = Dull, and low grades scarce +:
So perfine sold at 81 2595 . for Spring, 81 80
asa 50 Tor Spring, and double extra 80 COG
s. 30.
WHEAT-DuII and weak at 81 129I l3 for
No. Spring, 81 409I 80 for good to low
choice FAN, and 81 SOgI 95 for choice TO
fancy do
CORN Unchanged and In good demand
at Sic for mixed in bulk, and 66g70c in
sacks.
OATs-Buoyaut and higher at 6697Oc.
BARLEY-NOthing doing.
RYE-InacJive at q l69l %.
MHIsKY-Firm at 92c
GzCCERIEs-Ftrm and unchanged. Lou
fsiana sugar I49l5c for prime to choice
plantation. MOlasses 65gS5e. Rio coffee.
241zGs25c for prime, and 26g281zc for choice .
Provisions - Unchanged; S3I for pork
12c for packed dry salt shoulders, l51zc for.
do. clear rib sides, I3c for bacon shoulders.
I51Zc for plain h ms, zoe for canvased
sugar-cured do, l5<9e tor clear rio sides,
and l65zc for clear Sides
LARD-In better demand at I71zc.
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d q BRlOPE.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 18.-Reverdy John
son has written note to the authori-
ties at Southampton, declining the
banquet Ia his behalf He took oc-
casiOn to express his qualification at
the extinction of the late apprehen-
sions of unfriendly relations between
Great Britain and the United States.
He was assured that the people of
both countries regard war as the
direst calamity.A III -
LONDON, May 18.-The Standard
to day in an article on the Alabama
claim treaty says the idea of awaiting
further expression from Parliament
and Congresss Commits the business
to an indefinite postpOnement. Eng
lands sentiments have been clearly
pronounced. She Is still prepared to
submit to proper tribunal the ques-
ton of wrongs aud damages, but any
attempt to open the controversy on
prepOsferous groundsg whatever the
American sentiment may be, is alb
surd. From this position England
cannot recede. n
~ .s,ey x FRANCE. ~
PARIS, May l8.-The election in
this vicinity Is likely to result favora-
bly, to the opposition, but the general
result throughout the county leaves
little hope for that party.
PARIS, May 18.-The negotiations
for the Conference between France
and Belgium have been completed
The sessions OF, the. commission will
open In this city at al early.
.all EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, May 18.-The Vice
roy OF Egypt sailed from here yester-
day.. on tour through Europe.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN. May 18 The Arch Bish-
op OF Casei, Rev Or. Patrick Lehy,
in a PASTORAL letter. refers to the re
cent outrages committed ia the South
of Ireland He considers it lamenta
bic that the acts of few desperad res
should tarnish the fame of the people,
aud emphatically denies the existence
of an organized conspiracy. The
outrages, he says, were the result of
the unhappy relations existing
between the landlord and tenant, and
that a settlement of the land question
10 Ireland dAwould be sure to deminish
the number OF such unfortunate oc-
cuFances. The Pastoral bids the
dissatisfied tenants to look for hope
to- the ImperiBI Legislature, and
points out the danger of estranginG
and disgusting England by the com
mission of such outrages as have
recently been perpe etTated.
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LOulsVIIle Market.

BY TeleRraph.l L0UfsvILLE. May ls.
ToBAoco-Sales of25a hOgsheads at "a 10
to SIS
Pork S3l@3I so.
BACON-ShOulders 131<Ml3t<c clear sides
I4Zc, and clear rlb sides lg5zc.
LARD-Steady and unchanged.
GRoCERIt8-firmer. COnee-COmm0n to
strict y choice Rio 20g2zHc. 5ugaF-EeW
Orleans II 10 Ice forsaoommOn 70 choice ;
hard standard l71<al8c. MOiasses-gOOd to
choice New Orleans 75MSJc.
WHISKY cid az 9Bmgzc.
GRATN-Ste@dy. Corn 67%e. Oats 70072c.
CoTroS-LoW Middiing 25<c.
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Anniversary Of the American Baptist
MISSIONARY Union.

BOSTON, May 18.-The Fifty fifth
Anniversary OF the American Baptist
Missionary Union was held to-day,
DR.. Caswell, President of the Brown
University, presiding.
The Treasurer's report shows the
receipts for the year to be nearly
S197, 900, and the expenses, inelading
the debt of last year, $2l0,27
The annual sermon was preached
BY Rev. GeDrge Dana BOardman, of
Philadelphia.
Rev. DIR. Price, delegate from
Wales, and Rev. Mr.. Henry, del
egate from Ireland, and several other
clerggmen made addresses. IL Hh
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GALVESTON, May 18.-To. day Gen.
Reynolds informed the Chairman of
the Republican Executive COMMITTEES
of Texas that he has selected all the
Registrators for the State, and if the
President issues the order for an cleo
ton in Texas. is could be held in
July, at the time designated BY the
late Convention.
The steamar IoyaIist. engaged here
last season as a lighter, left a fey
days since for New Orleans for re-
pairs, and when off the Mermeaton,
the 18th inst, sprung leak, and sunk
/ in thirteen fathOms water. No lives
lost. z FEaE
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from st. Louis, over all the roads in the
west. six OF the above locomotives were
taken across the river, TTuesdHy morning,
at one trip, on. the mann moth ferry boat
Dunieith, belonging to the st Louis Trans
fer Company. This boat will be used for
the transfer OF laden cars across the river
between the IT. Louis and Chicago and
North Missouri Railroads. IS soon as the
river approaches are completed, which
will be in few days.
John Clark assisted the rioters in BROOK
Iyn, last Monday evening, in Assaultipg
an of1ser. The latter shot Clark ana
threatened Others This dispersed tnem'
when they took Clark to hospital.
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Memphis MarKet.
BY Telegraph.

By Teiegraph.l MEMPHIS. May IS.
CoTTON-Quiet at 2774g271kc; receipts 1ot
bales: exports none.
FLoUR-Fine grades frmer; supernne at
S5g5 25.
LARD-l8Q1G%c.
HAY-gN %.
OATs-75c.
POkK-S3l 7Oa32 90.
BACON Firm; shoulders at l81zc; sides,
175zgl71Te. t
BULK MEATs-DulI; shoulders at I25ze.
sides l6Zc.
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SPRINGFIELD. Mass, May I8.-The
owl train frem Albany, this morning
collided, near Chester, Massachusetts,,
with delayed freight train. George
X. Porter, Of Charlestown, and Mrs.
b. l.. Hedstrom, of Buffalo, were the
only persons seriously injured. The
wounded were brought to this city.
Douglass & Chase's planning mill
and lumber yard in this city were de-
strOyed by fire this morning; loss
about $4,000; partially insured.
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Arizona AdVIces - indian DeDPeda-
lions.

SAN Francisco, May 18.-Late Ar
izona adViees state chat Indian depre-
dations are becoming numerous. The
savages had murdered Milton s..
Hadley, a pioneer citizen of the Ter
ritory, April Is, near Prescott. They
had a $50 captured and destroyed the
mail from California, near Tuceson,
the mail-rider barely escaping.
Mining intelligence is encouraging.
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You rannOt afford 10 pay fEret 81 lHur
PIonls. on articles 9f neeoisafs nse when
PARKER a. Cess
GREAT ONE DOLLdH 6fLE
OF Dry Goods. Linons. parataI4 Albums
lery, French mnd German Fancy aeHa, or
Sigy syiery Ge5gF IS ,ha9 Pli,9n; ,l :; ya e1. ,9 '-
.iG. ZONE DOLLAR EACH
Tne secret OF our low 3rIo HfHla Wo
buyers In All tie pnnciD.d a'ie I'd ins
country and ~ Europe, who ipAlfHHHa l1r
Chsn, direct from tne rhuuHcIuiff.t n'I
sumner TIE profits made bv the fuIpuIfr ur
Commission Merchant, tIe wnutoattH.Htd
isrser isrsei 9i proiit than taken 81 as 1ga can
give mDiEE GWOBs FDlt phH H1f.-
Ia ~ than the retai mB chfnf fNr t"i..
or thres times that sum our sQadH Hrs
described on pnnted cl. 81 wHIrH W.I
be sent in olups fof Ton GEMS Daehi ~ ptE
Il ths article hained on lheohoaig b. Hal
wanted, yon eau eNChan8e flum Ii.l
corn prisinR Three futialef ana fVtH faIW
AfItfff I(brfS ''''ii fI.K PAeAs6Ls. LAtif rsa
WHITE TUCKED hBrnrH. rIl.E fltsfhArED
" Of useful artieies, noe uue.of etIeIt pau
be P99ppghht in any other way iar neHHf
the most reliable Wh6iessle IdaIeHeHt uf
B0stOn aud New York, as to pur sasEuIuH
and the strictly honorable char feIaf q.
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whom the foliowihg comm mioHs W.h he
paid;
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Pair Wool ..3,,l E93elf3,s ,l. +nEiIaEe
tia9ail wqol Casslmffe dpr p4igiH taH H..
bliHeI- y hioA runs AAA "Ht tN
hllk l'athf pls hthfiig %. '.ti at' .ttt =.
yaIuH 600 rims iNnt '''Yn
kspth- lalk leal yI'f' ilat
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Ladies fashionable ehawl. 4 dIa MIH
aiiver- niateei C4ra tt4lrrf. ..4sHs.a# 4.u
$3.50 !. tst afat. 1870 taa faf .tfH5 THfl
lireeBta. pliIe i1siIi aif s9i oas. or6ae arla.r
eine Sif,eIes o. " f26a en- FReSanga II 4 5t w.
cIaB Of 500, go go q ,.ola 3oiiaq 2,r
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PHILADELPHIA, May 18.-George
Hood, business manager of the. Aead-
envy of Music, in this city, died this
morning. 5s..
Gen. Jas. S. Negley, of Allegheny,
Pennsylvania, member of Congress,
was married this morning TO Miss
Grace Ashton, in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, corner of Filth
and Green Streets. A large audience
was present, including many army
officers.
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Nan York nrr Ronna MnrKsr.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. May IS.
DRY GOODS Inertia and depT ession con-
tinue the predOminatiag features in this
depar ment Of trade. The ROXbury A 81
inch Brown Sheetings are reduced In price
10 lac: Appleton A 90. to He; Clark's go.
to l6c; Atlantic II 10 141Zc; Lyman h 10
l6c; Lawrence II 20 l41<c; GrOwbridge % Sc,
ana PemDerton A Awning stripes 10 DC
This break In prices Will bring tile m mtlts
producing Sheetings to a stand stilis a. the
goods are now selling below cost, anU as
duli as trade As there must be "A reaction,
unless cot on declines materially IN prices.
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By Cable.l LONDON. Nav Is
CoNsoLs = For money 9-sz; account 92TS
Bonds 78ls.
FRAEKFoRT, May Is.-United States
Bonds S65S -
LIVERPOOL, May lS.-Market generally
closed: wheat easier, not quotably lower.
Flour 2Is 4d
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present. NJ. Walliugton, of the Mich
igan Central Railroad, was President.
The object Of the Convention is to
form a Life Insurance Association.
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ST. LOUIS, May 18.--The Mer-
chants Exchange and Board of
Trade have each appointed a full
delegation of prominent business men
to attend the Commercial Convention d /,
70 be held at New Orleans on the
oath instant. ''4 4''o' i4s
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ATcHIsoN, Kansas. May 1S.-The
Citv Council has granted the right of
way through this city, to athe. .Atchi-
son &aoN Nebraska ande Atchison &
Leavenworth and Northwestern
Roads A large Unfogl Depot. uwIll
soon be aoocstFuctedl adjacent 10th
Central Branch Road here, making
one common depot for the three roads.
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MONTREAL, May 18.-This morn
ing the steamer Grecian, of the Royal
Mail Line, struck on Split Rock, and
sunk in tweHty feet of water, No
lives lost, +. - =. 81, : : ~ =. 4 o. o = p.