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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

Or other rhysea Weakness INVITED to yis, ph1 "a
delnhiA and call at @. II. NEEDLES ONCE NO. iot
TweIfh street. below Race, obtain proper IIusSes.
Braces supporters sc: lady attendant son1df.s
Mana ana suitable ios uments for ProlapHus applied
M NEEDLEs gives personal att ealion TO male raenis
at his Office cefLer Twelfth and lace streets ah ",
mia. extensive practice in this special bfaneh y
Mechanical Remedies, usuras iuiellgent and correct
treatment. aa-BANNINGs BRACES adjusted.
ianiq. rteA- ION
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

WATERING THE Cow During the Atlanta
campaign one of our Generals being unwell,
was fearful of a bilious attack, owing, as lie
snnnosed. TO the free use of coffee. The COM
missary procured him COW, which yielded .,,
him good-szed bowl of milk night and morn .,
ing, Frank, his body servant, and Ben, the
cook, were responsible for the appearance oil
the milk ON the table morning and eyening H.
One evening, after hard days work, the
Ganeral sat down to the table anticipating the
usual refreshing repast OF bread and milk, but
upon tasting it thought it appeared to be a,-
lnted with water, and suspecting that surrep
ttious love had been made to part with .h'
original, and the remainder sacrificed to de-
HISTORY quantity, ,ri,l
this milk, it is half waterl" :.
~ dunno, General didn't put no water IL
it " said Frank. a.,
Ben if he knows anything about it;
In n few minutes Frank returned, and, VII
yery grave face, said, General, Ben says b
didn't put any water in the milk, but
watered the COW just before milking her /"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30
EGIsTER'S OItDER.
X, REalsTRR'a OFFIog, NEW CAaTIR Coy

~ April alth, 1860. I
,, al q annlsaicn of James H. HAY Executor uf the
s,t viii and Testament Of Eliza Il. woodward, lae OF
White CLAY Greek hundred, in said County deed; T. 10
ntor siorasa give notice of the granting OF Letters
documentary upon the Rstate Of the deceased, with
he date OF granting thereof by tauslns AIse'iiAe
of such Letters 10 six OF the most public pae't the
Comfy OF New Castle, requiring all persons hAvhR
demands against the estate, to present the same apr
Iv nn Act Of Assembly In such case made sui t"Vur
And also cause tho same he inserted within mo same
nryod in lie Delaware State Journal and Statesman
Newspaper published In wlml"gton, aud 10 heeohuh
/ ued therein two months. - .,,,-. an,
- Given under thu hand aud Seal OF Oalee OF m
S. Register aforesaid, at New Castlein New CASH.
| 49, "'~'' r. g. FRAtM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

ANAIYztNG WOMAN. = A celebrated
Partisan belle, who had acquired the habit
If whitewashing hersell-so to speak-from
hc soes Of her feet to the roots OF her hair
with chemically prepared cosmetics, one day
,ook A medical bath, and on emerging from
II was Mortified az finding herself as blac& as
an EIhiopian. Tho transformation was conf
nic,c. Not vesIge of the supreme Caucas.
sion race was left Her physician was sent
Tor in alarm and haste. On his arrival ne
Laughed immoderuiely and said Madame,
vo,l arc no longer woman, but sulphnrel.
if Is not a question Of medical Treatment, but
Of simple chemical action. shall analyze
Won. Come, shall submit you 10 bath o.
sulnhuric acid diluted with water The aclu
Win have the honor of combining with you
II viii take up the sulphur, the metal vii
produce sulphate, and we shall mt as
nrccipitale a pretty woman" The goo'
nniurcd physician went through with M
ANALYSIS, and the belle was restored to he
membership with the white race, Hounl
ladies who are ambitious of having snow.
commissions should remember this and D
careful what powder and cosmetics they us
ii they use any ut all.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

Also. Freight Tfaius with PASSENGER Car Attache q,
viii lease wimington aboa 400 NJ New Castle tsU'
Viiiiet5wu 40 Clayton, 7SO, Dover sbO OAm1sn5
10 FltSn 10 O5 aud be due Harrington about iVso
e. g. Returning to leave harrington about ~ =; n;
Pelton o. Camden, sos, Dover, 536, hooIton, 19s,
risvtnn GAS MiddletDwn, 1A0 New Castle p2o an9 De
Sua AZ wiimineon about $50 P. NJ Subject to deiAYs
Thte rain viii stop take up Passengers only Az
s,ia1s named hut will sat down Passengers q any
tnnng nj tre exeapt Hares Corner, State Road, Dell
Jnhcioa aud Dupont. - :, mn .x,,a
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PhlAaePn-, ~
T4O A NJ. a.. - , ,,,,,--,-, M n n
'o' N'" SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
Additional 10 those above Smyrna for Clayton
| n ana , 10 p M to make connection with trains
| and from Dover, and stations soath.
| Steamboat Trsirs heretofore run are wllhdraWn.
Poai will however, leave Crisheld for Norfolk, in con,
neeuon with Local Train, on Tuesday, ThurAdAy anu
/ saturday Evenings. n epw.rr
sunarintenden Delaware RatlroA
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

All parsons having claims againsl the es,AleV ~
,lecsasal must present the same d9iy ates'ua 70
EXECUTOR on or before April 3lht lhIp or h1ine '"e
AL Of Assembly In suGh case made and provi1eu.
,,,. NpUApK nPIAWANE mayql- 2m
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

LEMoNs.-Hall's Journal Of Health says
"When persons are ieverish and thirsty be-
vond what is NATURAL, indicated in some
eases by a metallic taste in the mouth, espe-
cially alter drinking water, or by whitish
appearance of the tongue, one OF the best
"coolers," internal or external, is to take
lemon, cut off the top, sprinkle over il some
fine LOAF sugar, work 1t down into the lemon
with spoon, and then suck ii slowly,
Squeezing the lemon and adding more sugar
as the acidily increases from being orough'
yerishness may take two OF three lemons a
dov in this manner, with most marked
benefit, manifested by sense OF GOODNESS,
taken thus at tea time, us au entire substi-
tuIe for The ordinary supper Of summer,
would give many man a comfortable
nights sleep, ard an awakening OF rest s., al anu
inauguration, with an appetite for breakfast
IN Which they arc strangers, who will have
their cup OF tea or supper relish, aus
cake and berries, or peaches and cream. =
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

You can kill every eockroaeh, Watering, ne I9,
bnv sboul your premises Lyons Insect Powder VIII uu
II and nothing ete will Look out for frauds u eang
INV none that does not bear The signature o. Lyon
IL YOU ss ina right thug Il ia death to all insects
july 27-lm Depot Il iSN "' "
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

u,,v so1DIpR TOOK GEN HANCOCK |
AnyrcE. Rations were scarce win us-so
much so thnt some oil the boys bought on
other regiments. During this scarcity, blnke
bannered 10 be on guard at llancock's mead
ouarters. He was pacing his beat very III
dns,rin,,sly in front of the Generals tent,
about daylight, when The General rolled ou'
of he'd aud came 10 the door.
I" soldier. are you from the l4Oth z"
!" Yes, sir" ~,
as il true rations are scarce ?"
AYES, sir"
avon haven't Gnoughg"
"How many have youG Half enoughF
al think so, SIR
"Wen, lis poor soldier that can't steal
the other half.N NH.
With the last remark he went 10 hea "ga'"
while Blake renewed his lah"rs
Before long the cook began preparing
breakfast. One thing alter another was l"'
on The table in the mess-lehl, ana hhnly
nlaie of hot biscuit. While the cooE re
| tnrned 10 the kitchen, Blake stepped up
emnlied them into his havcrsack, ana re-
smmed his walk. Breakfast was oanccu
and the General went in. he hau ho' pecu
there long before he called the COOK 70 5rihi
some bread. The cook told INN ne hau pu
cakes on the table. Some conVeIsh,lol
passed between them, and lhe General, SUI,
Ming to the door, watched Blake very closely
. iiloke walked ms beat, apparently uhe9u
. scious OF my one being within n mlle, "
+ nnllv he General called corporal, felleVe
: Biaie. and sent linn TO his quarters ne liza
9 twenty-eigh. biscuits in his haVershcN'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30
For sale anu TO lipnt,



HOUSES AND LOS AT COST ,,-,..,
IN weht Wilmington within ten minutes Wak y, .sr
treat dear of City laxas and at batter rates mn
no oLtans through the help Of any Loan as al
s-s.aa FOR sALE-Two three-story Dick nou us, ar
hliR% eleven hun lrsl and fity dollars eael md
lill & est on which would be only I'VE aolls sl, I'm
llA tevsnty.n I've cents per MONTH Possession GU
lie had in thirty days. ,., a., tha
- One new foar-ioaned house standing t on ~, ~
1ilEM corner OF Sixth Avenue and street. o ~
by 60 feel prise seyen hun ired ana hty t nsr
Jk.sh interest thee dollars and seventy .nVe 's" 20
mo- IN, would rent Tor eight dollars month; IT., and
ss5Aa Two four raomed houses now buh9'nsl Int
1Ilik8 will be ready for about the hrsi OF
ill II feet by rs feet, lots 20 iest " itsast
lslIN PRICE, eight hundred dollars each-,nttuW ~
four dOllsrs rsf month; all paid over that sum WIS "
70 much toward becoming owner Of the prope'y - en-
s.Sa one two-IOomed housa on lot - ice, ~
WlWN feet. PRICE, four hundred and MY uoi'A''
Ea#h now rented for five dollars per moh ~, :,
M My object In offering such liberal Ino s. ~ y
Is 10 make West Wilmington village OF ownern ~ ""
of renters. Three Per cent. discount VIII pe a,oNi ~
The arst cash payment choo House and ohape, ~
now buildng-twn variety stores are open anu H t
will be found plenty Of pure water and no WALL IA,
The rent that many hanics are paying, sheulu
economy give them comfortable HOME in lew yea,h
The Horse Railroad will, within few years run
the northern and western section OF tins MY, auu M
Of necessity, run directly through West MlnlhsVoh.
few lots Tor sale, to build on, and no easn ndatyM
| iuDe - ., n. ~
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

nEGIsTER's ORDER. c,,,uv
X REalsrER's OFFICE, NEW CASTLE County

unor the annlicaiion of Thomas Mccomb, Adminstra-
tar pS Robert A, MrComb late OF Christians Hundred,
in said County, deceased Il is ordered and directed Sy
nnit.a n the granting of Letters OF Administration
upon the Estate OF the deceased with ins no dsse
ii s,tv DAVIS from the date of such Letters in SIX OIL
the most public places Of the County of New Castle, re-
quring ali persons having demands aga9ss snS 10
usb ssss made aud provided Aud also cause the sam
10 be inserted within the same period IN tho De,awae
stas jonrnal and Statesman, newspaper pnbshed ID
Wiminston and to be continued therein two months
- Given under the baud and seal 81 onee q ",
81 Register aforesaid, atNew Castle in New casil'
- O'uu'S re. FRAIN, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for CITY
L PROPERTY,
Or for Bonds and Mortgage.

As.sA Tho subscriber offers Farm of l3S Auhhs'
1jlith# table land, under good stats o. cultNA9ou
IlI&5 geoa fencing, much Of 1t Osaee Hedge ~
nlHAM law years the entire farm will be enclosed WIN
hsdg- sncs Moderate sized Dwelling Win barn Jgs5
vi,hin a Jaw wars Fair sized APPLE ORCHARD ana
thar Fruit Trees Two thousand three hundred bushels
Of Lime have spread on the farm daring tne iss
ya,r in addition to i've thOusird within lew years
sx ssJs walered By never failing stream o. spring
water and handy 10 mills churches railroads. he, ~
Nina miles from wilmington-good pike road one-
half tha purehase money remain on the Farm, VI
ali n 1t properly secured viii be excl Tor l
proved City property "M' H. Sawarr nal
Il ~
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30
A univ sunday in New Yorl,.

The World, after speaking ol the servant
urls and children being abroad ~ eununy
torrerv. and the city cars and DINER puoiie
veiiclss being crowded with pleasure seek
are hound for the Park, and olher Iupho
resorts, goes on to say .,,a oool,,u
.1.,u1hts nil doy, and the owners OF sald
a.,,.,sa;ns allied their ills with countless
Iimes The fountain of eternal lie was
turned on and the ministers who were ac-
cmstomed 10 dole out this roauon were
away. careless of the wants ol INC lhlIstY'
and leaving in their stead this announce
mont. nClOsed for the summer. NE"
Vorl neone never were severe relleiohis's
There is no clergyman in our must Who 'l,
Tom Hood would call bilious , OF ~ leas s.
there was not before the shepherds ielt NM
1ocks and went up into the green l assu' p g,
of Saratoga, or down by the sun wn'e,s VI
Long Branch. Summer heat seems ~ ~ ~
alive pieiy The clerical army peVu.nvs ~ n
moraliz d in July, and the gre a enemy T." !"
81 he church militant hang up their SWORDS
49,, Of tbe nriyates stack arms ana he
Grom lie cIiv. A few, through necessity
Gov nhont they rendezvous IN hIl
ob,,rches on the east and west sue OF ~
toa,n Bnl the big churches, where W
dnn,inics invested in gorgeous cahohleul
and surrounded with sacerdotal p"mp al
,yont to hold forth, are closed. very lie,
, are hereaved by this, for the memuels
these sanctuaries generally made dormtorl'
/ If them and now, instead of taking plon
9 nan IN cushioned pew and under lhe arc.
! braves of the temple, they droWslly. slvu
6 lie morning at home or with lheir iahilh
at the summer resorts
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30


NOR SALM. ... ,,,,,.,r.. monet, -. p,..
street above Fifth street - ,., $500.
Mo- A STORE, DWELLING, &C., on tourth street.
betseen Market and King Streets ltts very dsstaps
mari Of the city for business Of any klnl. ,,, AZ,
Ma n FIVE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES on nc.
Cauey street, near Lombard, between Eleventh ana
Twelfth streets. - ,,.-.. H.,
Second street .,,, ,,,,, snnpv ~. .o.r,v
of seventh and French streets. Good business stand
No g. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on FROM
sfraaf frat house West of Black Horse Hotel. 5000
stand for store and boarding house.
Also, Aumber of other houses and Lots Apply 10
' WIN MeCAUbLEY
! t.n2a COG Market street.
T,ARms FOR SALE.-No.I An excellent taTT
| II within one mile of Newark depot,in New Oast'
ouny containing about hundrad acres ore OF ess
with a good dwelling aud tenant house, ana sxeeeh
barn thereon. Is desirable property and Will De SOU
bargain. s -. T., p.5r,y,na HIM
| bred within ~ miles Of Wilmington, containing
acres, more or less. ,,, Id. NJ. IN
Brandywfne mites above Wilmington, with nne Dniiq
ings orchards and other Improvements containing Ia
acres moro or less ,,.,,. ., WI
No. /. Farm Of 200 adjoining the CITY OF W,
mington with buildings orchards, and Improvement
suitable for farming trucking or good
| 9Pocs ff'' COG Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

TIME SIXTH AVENUE HOUSE, WEST
| WILMINGTON, FOR SALE, with the square OF OF
STound On which It stands, or will be exchanged lof
ehsr pr1perty Il ia about three-fourths OF mile rem
Market Street, directly on tue contemplated Mes NIL
mngton Horse Railroad we'll situated Tor hts'ess'
HOTEL aai ~ any o'ue' pH"''' ]. A. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

.--aa OGhETOWN HOTEL for SALE
1Iii1H Contains IL ROOMs-I up stairs and ueW .
llsN stable Shading, and pump Of excellent water
HlIHM at door. 0ne Of ground attached II NE
~ 600: 81 900 may remain on mortgage. fol lufthsr
nar1culsrs apply to Mrs. ELIZA WILEY,
TIN the premises,
Or to THOMAS NJ. OGLE, No. East Third street, VII
mington, Del, g-
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

NOT1CE. ...
All persons having calms against the ks.ae OF sne "a
CEASED must present the same duly attestea 70 w ~
mnistrAtor on or before May 9th 1870 OF aeiae INT
Act AZ Assembly in such made and provided,
~ - THOMAS McCoMB, Administrators
Addrass-WILhiiNGToN. DEL. may@i--ui
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

ANDRETHs WARRANTED GAR.
/ DEN SEEDS at JOHN ATKINS Grocery, Flour anu
seed store, Fourth and Market
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-30

- Two HOUSES FOR sALE.---
1IiaN The under signed oilers house for fae lhat
~! rents for SIS per month, and Will sell II on
pbl7 2A very accommodating terms. All the money
required is $500 cash. iOO IN two months aud siOo in
four months. 80 ,, -, ,,.
1Aui' '''"''' '''' GEORGE II. TINDALL
sn.s,f a2l East Fourth Street
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15
Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO. March Is.
FLoUR-Extremely dull at 81 50a4 S715 for
Spring superfine, and S5g6 % for SpTing z
extras. arg
WHEAT-In light demand and m ainIy
speculative; sales No. 1 at 81 lI1%tdI u; No.
2 at 81 0Slf61I 90; No. g at 98casI; rejected
at 9lc. closing at 81 081aal U554 for No 2;
sales No. 2 since Cha ge at 81 %.
CORN-Dull and a ale lower: 52Q53c for
new, and AZ G49c for no grade, closing
steady at 5254c for new; nothing doing this
afternoon.
E OATS Dull and &c lower; 521z&531Sc for
REGULAR and fresh receipts of No. 2, closing
at 5l12c sales at 52c, seller last half April.
ana 5t5ze, seller last natf of this month.
RYE-Quiet and 2lp25ze lower; sales No.
at ST. l5all512 and 81 l6
BARLEY Neglected nominal at 81 IS for
No. 2 IL store.
Dull, at 81 1903 10 fer Timothy
and 81 80 for Flax.
& HIGHwINES-Are offered at sec, but no
buyers. s88
Provisions Quiet and unchanged mess
Pork sold at s3l; ard lSc. closing steady /;
dry salted Shoulders steady at I2e.
DRESSED H0Gs-Qulet anda shade easier; I;
sales al slI 1912 -, closing a. Sll 75Gl2 so,
dividing on 200 pounds; live quiet and a
shade firmer, at 80 50el0 50 for good to
choice.
BEEF CATTL E-Quiet and unchanged, at
S5G6 25 for cows and stocEers, ana s8 sZ15(q
70 for good to choice beeves.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15
BUFFALO.
Large Meeting of the Beard of Trade

BUFFALO, March 13 A large
meeting of the members of the Board
of Trade was held this morning on
Change. Messrs. Barber, Moulton
and Show, of New York. were pres
ent, and the two former addressed the
audience. These gentlemen were
representatives of the elevating inter
ests4of New York, and were sustained
by nearly all the prominent and lntiu-
entail merchants on the Corn tx
change, In advocacy of a radical re-
form In the present mode of conduct
ing grain business in that city. Their
mission was to explain their views to
the Western Chambers of Commerce,
and devise some uniform plan of ac-
ton to remedy the existing evils,
ksI'he principal points urged were, If
Buffalo and Chicago would reduce
their elevating changes New York
would make a fifty per cent. reduction,
and that grain stored be placed in
elevators Immediately on arrival In
New York, instead of remaining sew
eral days in the canal waiting sale.
The contract system of canal repair
ing was denounced, as well as the po-
litIcal influences which surrounded
Senators and Assemblymen in Al
bany whenever this subject was
brought before them. Statistics
which could not be refuted were re-
ported and commented on by the del
egation of the Board of Trade.
/ A committee was appointed to
draft resolutions and report in the
afternoon, when another meeting was
held and the resolutions were unanI-
mously adopted, upon the recon-
mendation of the committee, fully in
dorsing the suggestion of the delega-
ton; also, a resolution asking the
Western Elevator proprietors, of Buff
falo, to raise their scale of charges for
elevating and storing grain.
Before adjourning a committee was
ordered to be appointed to accom-
pany the New York Committee on
their Western trip.
The days proceedings taken alto
gether were most important and en-
Enthusiastically sustained.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15
a0NETARY s COMMERCIAL
Eea YCrK MaFKeE.


6y Telegraph.l NEW YORK. March I3.
COTroE-MoTe active and shade firmer !;
uplauds.
FLou r. Receipts. 48Is barrels; dutI and
heavy, anu lo0I5c lower. sales of 4,7e0
bplS Hl p 'bla5 % for superfine State and
" eSfer1, So 0JH6 55 for common to choice
extra state, s6 00a6 s. for extra West ern,
Is S5as7 40 for good TO choice VIII tie wheat
eXlra, s6 l5B7 3 for round-hoop OHIO,
= O09a 30 tor extra -. Louis, So O0al2 %
Rye q ..ur dull; Saies 700 bbls at So 00a7 %.
Corn MEAB-Quiet. s-
wRIs1lY Q4ist; sales of 50 bols Western
WHgAF -Iiecsipts 2.sse bushals; heavy.
lc loYsri sats 5jy99 bushels at 81 40gl L
Tor No. ? Spring in store and delivered !:
"a - fis- white. Michigan; about ST SO Tor
Whte Eaiii'sEtsia- -
isIE Nou.inaiiy unchanged.
bARTEsY-tl Quiet.
iARLEY AfALT-DuII.
CoHs Receipts loo bushels; heavy. la
g iJw-r: sa IS of 4S 01d bu heIs at 9la9lc
fnr sew AniXed Western, 93a93c for hign
mixed alud Western yellow, 81 g555 for clear
n1 sfsed western ia store, esss Tor neWl South
OATs-Raee 900 bushels dull and
lower; sales oI l2,0o0 bushels at 73I%q74c for
Western ~ tore; 7512 s16e for duo afloat.
COFFEE Dull.
SUGAR Dul; sales of $50 hogsheads of
CuOa at II, &c
MOLAS-ES Dull.
iioPs- Dali at 5a15s for American.
RECOMMENDATION at lI1zc for crude; &c
fOr refined bonded.
Coal Quiet.
IEArilEt-In moderate request and un-
changed.
WouL-Quiet; sales of 100000 pounds
a. i9G57c Tor domestic fleece; 62e for comb
inS; 81 All e for pulled.
LTSsEED OIL-Quiet at 81 0I0I 03.
IuRPENTIS SE-SplritS, duh aud heavy at
! 49gaO' &c, with small retail sales.
PGRK-IIeaVy and lower; sales of COZ
/ barrels at so A795l 30 for new mess: $50 7j
| 4S3l 0 for old 40; s26 t0d27 . for prime
/ 80 005G3U 90 for prime mess; also sales of
/ 2J6 barrels new mess, seller four months, at
/ g}I %.
/ BEFF-Heavy; sales of 100 barrels at 50 90
/ @el6 20 for new plain mess; Sl2 0OglS 90 for
/ new extra mess.
! TIERCE BEEF-Quiet and heavy; sales OF
| 20 tiel ces al S25 O0S30 90 for prime mess
1 52I no030 % for india mess.
! BEEF -t1A9L Ia moderate request: sales
/ OF aJj harrcis al SO 0i6930 %.
/ CUT MEATS-Heavy; sales of T70packages
at l252 Gl3c for shoulders ;16dl65zc for hams.
| DRESSED HOGS-SI4 O09Ii p for Western
/ Sli OOal4 80 for city. -.-
/ MIDDLE5-Firm and quiet; sales of %
/ boxes Cumberland at I6c
LARD-U nsettled, but easier; sales of So
/ ttercss at II54@lo5sc Tor steam; IS1&9l9c fOI
keI lie rendered, the latter prices are ex-
treme; also, sales of p 900 tierces steam
seller March, April and May, at IS1zc.
| BUrTER-Quiet at 30gSSc for OhtOi 40955C
| for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet at I892Z1$c.
FREIG HTS-Freights to Liverpool quiet
and a shade 1rmer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15
st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. March 13.
ToBAcCO ominalIy unchanged.
HAMP-Duli and lower; prime undressed
1852; choice SlGO. .5-.
FLoUR-DuIiandI I5Oa25c low r:fall super
fine S3a5 20; extra So T5@s6 90; Xxx So 50g7 co !
Xxx SS@S9. ..s# -. II
" HEAT-Dun, lower and very unsettled; /;
prime red and white 81 5001 30; choice 81 10
al %, ana good 10 choice No Spring 81 Is
g p.
CosN-Heavy ard dropping; sales choice
whife at 6J96lc; fancy 69070c.
OATs-U nchanged, and market very slow
and heavy. 4sat
BARLEY Dull aud lower; prime Iowa
Spring at 81 905l 50, and very choice = 10
az Is. -.
RyE-S cw at 81 S0aI 'S5
PORK-Firmer and held higher, at s3l 50g
b 90 for mess t.s
BULK MEATS Nothing doing.
BAC0S-But little doing; nuyers do not
come up TO the views OF sellers, who are
hrmer and bot disposed to SCI at pr viOus
prices; the sstiss include city clear sides at
l4tlc; cl al rib sides at buyers option June
IS "A shoulders A.
LARD-U ncuange lSc for cH0ice steam
ant Is ais &c for Kettle rendAred.--
" HTsKN N-Duil and l. changed.
GAIT E-Iu Ii. hL demand at 41461714c for
fan o extra.
HoGs-Firm atSalO14cs for small light to
heavy 'LaE 80