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THE BOULEVARD.

Editors Appeal: l am glad to see the
I spirit of interest manifested in the
proposed enterprise which is, we hope,
to exert upon the future of our
great and growing city, the most
beneficial results. Many persons in
the city Wer not aware, until this
morning, that Col. Avery had ON foot
such an enterprise as the Shelby
County Turnpike Company" / had
myself overlooked the fact, but am
glad to e that he proposes definite
action upon the subject. 1t could not
fail to be of great benefit to the city as
well rs country bordering the line
upon which he proposes TO run the
road; and if il can be built land |
think it cam so as to run to or neal
by the National Cemetery, it would
become a "drive" of great interest to
many who would specially seek if.
The north end of our city ought by all
means to have such a road, and ] will
for myself take great pleasure, as Col.
TrOuSdale suggests, in contributing to
the enterprise. But while / will favor
this movement, it seems to me that
Z" the Boulevard" beginning say at
the foot of Shelby street and running
for five miles OF so along the Missis-
sippi river, terminating at some point
upon its banks, would not in any
manner conflict with the other enter
prise. Indeed, our city ought by all
means to have a north and a south
outlet Of the kind contemplated, and
there are abundant interests along
each route to justify the completion of
each drives at an early day. ! sug-
gest, then, that Col. Avery continue
to press his project among those inter-
ested more particularly in that diree-
ton, and that the friends of "the
Boulevard" press also their enterprise.
There may be, and / hope there are,
many who, like myself, favor and will
contribute to both interests. Your
correspondent "Pheton," in yester-
days APPEAL, realizes the pr0priety
of "the Boulevard" when he says
" there is not a gentleman in the city
who keeps his own horse and buggy,
not a family who keeps a carriage, but
would contributes" and / think he
might also have added, not a young
man in the habit of driving with his
sweetheart, nor a mechanic seeking
weekly recreation from the tolls of
labor, but would, to the extent of his
ability, contribute to its completion.
1t is such enterprises as these, Messrs.
Editors, that build up a city, because
tending TO make our homes attractive,
and in consequence, to invite capital
to ate among us.
VIM. r. MOORE.
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
the Memphis POstOtice'


CHATTANOOGA. Richmond, Washington NeH
yoTE R-altimore and all cities East and SOUTH
GoInn,bns Ca. and Montgomery AiH.i a.
Sto+fons on the Memphis ana Shhflsston,
NSseseSfnDf Central, Mobile ana Onlo, Naou-
M and Chattanooga and East IennesSee
Railroads, arrive at 2:D pm; close at u'NJ
AM - ,-osbviT1a Touis.
vffie- Cincinnati, Cleveland, P~ittsburg, fhila-
ielDhia, Buffalo, Albany, New 1ork, ana an
cit;ss North and West, arrive at L2:AO pm.
New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Nicks-
nnrg Matches and all cities South, arrive at
ON: closes al 10: 70 am.
AN stations on the Mississippi RndT ennes-
see New Orleans and Jackson and Southern
Railroads, arrive at pm; closes a tl0:45 pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison, Sundays excepted,) arrive al
pm; close at 5 pm.
Marion, Wittsburg and Claiborne, Ark,
ri-weeEly) Monday, wednesday and Friday
-rrive at 10 am. close nj II an.
Olive Branch snd Byhalia, Miss, semi
Reekly) Monday and Friday, arrive at JPN.
close at 5 pm.
CUBA and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive al 10 an; close at II Am.
Little Rock and Helena n all landings on
White river, (semi-YeeElyl Tuesday and sat
urday, arrive at 81 am; close at pm.
Pine Blum and Helena, and all landings on
Arkansas river (tri-weekly) Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, arrive at am; close at
pm.
jsemi-weeklyl Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
81 9 am. close at pm.
All lanoings on the Mississippi river north,
(semi-weekly) Monday and Thursday, arrive
NJ cam; close at3:S0p pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH. 2. NJ.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Line
FOR CAIRO \ ST. LOUIS

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
BELLE ST. LOUIS. Zeigler master
This elegant and swirl steamer TA
Will leave as above C
THURSDAY, July Isl, an 5 pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and ST.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Office, rs Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT, Supft.
a. @. WEAvER Ticket Agent. feN
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To REDUCE our immense stock, we
offer the greatest bargains imaginable.
A visit to our establishment will be
profitable TO those wanting dry goods.
". Kraus & Co, corner Main and Ad-
ans.
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FOB FRIAR's POINT

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Tri-
weekly Packet-FOr Helena and Friar's Point
GEORGE ". CHEEk---.LPe. master
This elegant passenger packet IT,
will leave as above every MON-EN
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY p-m-
ELLIOTT MILLER, Agents.
myS Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
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JUST received, full size, los inch, fine
article Mosquito MEETINGS, 90 cents per
yard-sOld heretofore at 60 cents. NJ.
Kraus & Co. cor. Main and Adams.
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JOE LOCKE, 1864 Main street, has
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Louis
vile, Nashville and New York Dailies,
besides the latest Illustrated WeekIies
and Monthlies.
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For one week longer we viii con-
tinue u grand clearing sale of sum-
mel goods. Best prints, 10 cents;
common prints, s cents; good lawns,
12l cents; grenadines, 10 cents; 10, 900
yards linen lawns, % cents; 5000
yards good quality solid colored
lawns, % cents; summer cassimeres,
IS cents.
III. LOEWENSTINE & BROS.
231 Main street, Clay Building.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
PACKET Comply
SUMNER
United States Mail Line

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASsEN-
i ger boats Of this line leave Memphis for
Little Rock as follows:
THOMAS Il. ALLEN ..-PRIrCHARp Master
Mondays, at . O'Clock pm.
W. A. CALDWELL---.R l. HANEs. Master
Fridays, AZ o'clock pm.
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
WIN sPleLGld coaches ior the CELEBRAIED
o SPRINGS, and with the blowing pack
cts, which leave Little Rock MONDAYS and
Thurdays, ut 5 o'clock pm:
FORT GIBSON WOODBURY.. Master
Master
Thus making two trips aweek from LITTLE
ROCK through to FORT GIBSON.
Through bills Of lading given for freight TO
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered at destination. al ali
stages OF the river. without storing OF other
ANY persons DESIRING 20 ship by this line
rom the North, East or Vest TO any point on
the Arkansas river, shOuld have their goods
consigned 10 MEaPHIs AND RTy-
ER PACKET COEPANT," al Memphis lomce 904
Front street, MosSy Block Those shippine
phis and Arkansas River Packet CompanV
JOHND ADAMS, President
T. a. KENDIG, Agent,
Gl omee S04 Front street, Mosby Block.
Memphis and ST. Francis River Tues
day Packet.
For Heisns. Mariana, Madison ami Wittsiur4
-
The neV and elegant Stdewhesi PASSENGER
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,
Capt I. r. BowmanSsm c. Paine, clerk
WILL leave Memphis for Hell r.
w ENA, LiANGUlLLE and -
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY,, At :
O'Clock pD7.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
febl9 Eh Madison street
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WANTED.
WHEAT WANTED.

WE WILL PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES FOR
w Wheat delivered at City Mills, on Bal
street, or ld2 Front street.
jel AVERY & EGGERs.
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The Varieties Theater is now open.
Admission p cents.
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Ii was rumOred yesterday evening
that three men, who attempted to
cross the river during the storm, were
drowned. We could not, however,
trace the report to any reliable source,
and presume it was merely a suppO5
sitiOn.
The hull of Capt. Holidays new
steamer came down rom MillenspOrt
to Cincinnati Monday, where she win
receive her cabin, machinery, and
general outfit. She viii be completed
by the latter part of July, and will
enter the y. o. and Red River trade
this fall.
The first sale Of the locks and dams
on the Kentucky river took place at
Frankfort on Saturday last, Mr.. J. +.
COgar being the purchaser at $1,000.
We understand that the personal
friends Of Capt. W. B. Donaldson are
taking subscriptions for the purpose
Of presenting a suitable testimonial 10
Mrs. Donaldson, for her heroic devO-
ton during her husbands recent
trial
The wrecking-bOat SalvOr No. , re-
Gently fshed up from the bottom Of
the river at ST. Louis a locomotive
weighing tWenty-eight tons.
The st. Louis Democrat of Tuesday
contains the following: 1.-THE Caron-
delet ways continue fully employed in
the repairs of steamboats,. The Clara,
Nellie Rogers and barge Warsaw are
now on. The Clara Is to 90 into the
water on July 18th. The ram Vindi-
Gator is waiting to gn on. She viii be
converted into a magnificent railroad
ferry-bOat, to run in connection with
the Pacific Railroad.
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ed and the Board adjourned

Resolred, That all papers in the
South favorable to the enterprise be
requested to publish the proceedings
of this meeting.
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ELYsIASs for Ladies' Waists, Wo-
neh's and Children's Tucked Skirt
lngs, at half their yalne' NJ Krans
4 Co. ~ Ni"us
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BRITISH Half Hose, 81 80 per dozen
worth Sc. NJ. Kraus & Co.
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GREATEST bargains of the saaso,
Five thousand yards new stvJe Tf1an
Lawn, % cts. per yard-worth 50 cts.
TO be closed out at once. NJ.
Kraus q Co., COZ. Main and Adams.
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JAcoNETs, Swisses, Mulls, Main
socks, Edgings and Insertings, at half
their value. NJ. Kraus & Co, corner
Main and Adams.
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The Varieties Theater is now open.
Admission % cents, 70
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THE Varieties Theatet l. nom. ~
Admission 25 cents. N'" oPeH'
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FROM THE SEW ORGANIZATION

a 49, 80 - NV
Eight long years ago were heard
The clarion notes for wan and blood;
\ nations call, and a nations word,
Made moving scenes by field and
flood
The notes were heard, and ron mountain
top
And valley wide there came,
As from the dragons teeth. a crop
Of men, who dying, left a name.
It's of these men now lying low.
It's of their children scattered. too.
'Tis of their wives in cheerless woe.
We speak, and ask, what shall we dO?''
The name those men have left behind.
Comes from the clouds. and from the
grave;
And though a man were deaf and blind.
He ought TO hear this call to
Their valiant deeds, their death of glory
Should be a nations pride to keen.
Alive in song, alive in story,
And never, never let them sleep.
But alas! alasl it is not so,
The Nation has no ear, no heart.
II does not hear those sounds of woe.
But plays, great God! another part.
The cause is u lost, - it has no friends,
Save those who braved its battle tide
And the bow that breaks, bus never
bends"
Is the bow 10 he strung for those who
died.
Then come and assist those children dear,
Then come 70 the aid of those widows Of
woe,
Then come let Us drop a feeling tear,
Der the graves of those who lie so low.
And while we attend TO the living and
dead
We should gather the records, and he
ready to hand
To those who are in our footsteps to tread,
a history of the struggle we made for
our land. BIR.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June %, 1869.
GENTS AIl-Linen Hdkfs, 81 80 per
dOZen-wOrth 81. NJ. KrauS & Co.
BILLS of Exchange on all the prin-
cipal cities of Europe for sale i'm sums
to suit at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
LADIES Corsets, al s1-worth 81 80.
VI. Kraus & Co.
Tue Varieties Theater is now open.
Admission D cents.
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THE LOST CAUSE.
The Meeting of Confederate Sol
diers tonight.

To the Soldiers of the late Confederate
Armies:
At a recent meeting held in the city
of Memphis by a large number of the
soldiers of the late armies of the Con-
federate States, it was resolved to form
an association for the assistance of
those who required aid and became
members of the organization for the
assistance of the widows and orphans
Of those who would be entitled to en-
ter the organization, and for the
further object, if so desired, of co
operating with the Ladies' Associa-
ton for the decoration of the graves
Of their dead comrades. 1t is ne
cessary that all soldiers who served
faithfully in the war should join in
this movement, for there are many
who are aware of promises held out to
soldiers, who have sealed with their
blood their part of the contract, and
left their families destitute. By the
formation of a regular organization
for the objects in view, we would af-
ford to those who promised an OppOr-
tunity, as we know they only need to
be reminded of their promises to fulfil
their part, as the soldier has done his.
The adjourned meeting will be held
this evening at y O'Clock at the City
Hall. Our committees on Constitu-
ton and Bylaws, and on permanent
organization will report, when an
election of officers for the ensuing
twelve months will take place. Feel
ing confident that the statement of
the objects of the organization will
cause all u fe~llOw-sOldiers to be pre-
sent and join us in this undertaking,
we close by asking their attendance.
By order Ofthe Committee.
In connection with the above call,
we publish the following stirring lines
addressed to the same men who, by
food and field, bore alOft the "Stars
and Bars:'
T. ETHOES OF THE &c 1 OST 81,
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FOR BILIoUsNDss.-Large doses OF
DR.. Stllman's @. G. r., really ecliDses
epeEythfnQ knoWa.
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THE Varieties Theateris now open.
admission . cents. EFIb
GREAT bargains in 104 Bleached
Sheetings. NJ. Kraus Il Co.
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Memphis and White River Packet Company,
United States Mail Line.

TINE FOLLOWING ELEGANT ~U
4 Passenger. Packets of he8S
~aboyeline VIII leave Memphis every tuesday
and saturday at 8 O'Clock pm. for alIpoinfs
On Little Red and White rivers as high up as
JacksonpOrt:
TUESDAY:
DIES sRc---IOka 0. Elliott, Master
SATURDAY:
J. Ashford, Master
Making close connections with the railroad
at DeNalls Bluff for Little Rock andallpoints
above on the Arkansas river: at J~RcksonDorf
with hght-wateF packets for BatesvilIe M
points on upper White river; also for Poca-
hontas, Powhattan, and al points on Biack
river. This line Will give through bilIs Of
ladlng 10 Little Rock and all points above ON
the Arkansas river, and all points on Whffe
Little BED and Black rivers. Also, ticket pas,
sengers through 70 all above points. Freight
FeeeiNeo Al al ZINES by the agents.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, President.
ELLIOTT & MILLER,
4as.8AA e 20 No. Promenade street.
II. A. KENDIG,
JsB 54 Front st. Mcsby Block.
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Two yards wide Bleached Table
Linen, at 81 per yard-worth 81 so.
Warranted all linen. NJ. Kraus 4
Co, corner Main and Adams.
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MEMS Gauze Under Shirts at ST.
worth double the money. NJ. KrauS
4 Co.
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RIVER NEWS.
WEATHER, RIVER AND BUSINESS

WEATHER, RIVER AND BUSINESS.
MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, June 80, 1869.
The River fell AZ inches during the
last twenty-four hours. 1t stood 10
feet liz inches, or II feet III inches
below the high water mark of 1857.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
Not much was done On the landing,
and not many dUlier DAYS have shown
themselves bere. First, everybody
StrOve to Keep OCT Of the sunshine.
and then made tracks to escape the
rain. The storm was vsFy severe.
coming up at 4 pm, and Frustrating
the chlinneys Of the steamers Virginia
and Lady Withaup, damaging the
hurricane roof of Of the former. We
expect to hear Of considerable damage
on the river if the storm was not linn
tied to this meridian.
CAIRO, June 0.-Up, julia, Gam.
X. T. Lee, sam; Richmond, ] pm;
Bismarck, 8 pm.
Down, Robert Burns, I pm. Long
worth, pm.
The river rose 8 inches. Raining
and windy all day.
LOUISVILLE, June 30.-DOwn. In
diana. The river is receding with 6
feet , inches in the canal.
The weather is warm.
CINCINNATI, June 30.-Thc river Is
falling with II feet In the channel.
/ Raining.
NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-Arr;eed,
Thompson Dean.
ST. LOUIS, June 3O-Departed-
/ City Of Cairo and Lizzie Gill.
The river is rising at the rate OF one
inch per hour, and the water is creep
ing up towards the top Of the levee.
Warm and shOwery.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Belle St Louis, ST. Louis.
W. 4. Caldwell, Ark. river.
G.. W. Cheek, Friar's Point
MOllie Able, New Orleans.
City of Alton.
DEPARTURE.
STEAMER MOllie Able, st. Louis.
City of Alton, "
G. W. Cheek, Frisr's Point.
N PORT.
Belle ST. Louis and ". A.. Cald-
well.
The Belle St. Louis came ia last
evening, and will be the regular
packet this afternoon for St. LoUis.
( Capt. Alex. Zeigler Is in command
and J. ". Baskette is inthe Office.
The W. a. Caldwell Is the regular
/ packet this evening for Arkansas
river. Capt. r. l.. Haines is her pop
ular commander, with F. ". Outlaw
I and Bob Shields, clerks
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BILLS Of Exchange on all the prin-
cipal cities of Europe for sale in sums
to suit at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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LADIES Corsets, at s1-worth 81 30.
NJ. Kraus & Co.
TnE Varieties Thealer i NOV. nnen
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GENTS All-Linen Hdks, 81 80 per
dozen-wOrth 81. NJ. KrauS & Co.
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PUFFED Bosom Shirts, S2-wOrth
So. N. Kraus & Co., corner Main and
Adams.
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SALESMAN WA$TED.-A salesman
acquainted with trade on the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee Railroad, and
who is competent to sell dry goods at
wholesale. AlSOa salesman acquaint-
ed with general retail trade. Apply
TO Menken Bros.
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SEA Island, yard wide Domestic, at
10 cents per yard. VI. kraus Il Co,
corner Main and Adams.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-04
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
Summary of Tuesdays Proceedings
SENATE.

SENATE.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 2.-The SEN
ate met at 10 O'Clock.
The following Senate bill were
passed.
Senate bill No, 255, TO save pending
suits at the time OF the taking effect of
an act to repeal sections 43 and Al of
an act declaring who may make a will,
etc., approved December 31st, 1855.
Senate bill No. 2l7, to regulate the
salaries of county officers.
Senate bill No. 81, authorizing vol
untary organizations to acquire lands
for cemetery purposes, which have
been used for five years for such pur-
poses.
Senate bill No. 81, to allow cities to
acquire lands for public parks.
Senate bill No. 223, appropriating
SIS, 900 to complete the State build
ing, corner of Washington and Ten
nessee Streets.
Senate bill No. 239, authorizing the
classification OF the Boards of Direct
ors of Railroad Companies.
& Senate bill No. 211, to fix the times
of holding courts in the Eighth Judi
cial Circuit.
Senate bill No. 60, to provide for
the collection of forfeited reeogni-
zanees.
Senate bill No. 181, providing for
the organization and control of saw
ings banks.
Senate bill No. 238, amending sec
ton 200 of the Practice Act.
Senate bill No. 80, for revising and
-eodifying the laws of the State.
The Senate adjourned until ten
o'clock tomorrow.
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a0 NETARY 9 GOMMERCIAE.
new VorK narEer.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. March 3.
C3TTON-Opened rather more steady and
closed quiet at about previons prices; sales
of 800 bales at 29G29Ac for middling up-
FLOUR Receipts 5,S07 bbis; dull, heavy
aud lower; sales 500 bbls Mt 50 40gB ~ FOR
su perfne State and Western: S6 2516 - for
extra state; So 2lzl7 90 for extra Western:
S71T 90 for white wheat extra; Sc l047 50 for
Louis, and S9Gsf3 tor good 20 choice do,
bbas at s5 259a7 %.
CORN MEAL-QuIet.
WHISKY - shade firmer; sales $50 bbIs
Western at 96zg9Tc Tor free, chiefly at in
WHE AT-ReceIpts 1865 bushels; Ia2e
lower, with a moderate business doing "A
lhe Spring for export; safes 81 900 bushels
delivered, closing at 81 50 81 53 delivered;
81 81 for No. Spring, and 81 70 for Amber
RYEEDul. heavy aud lower; Western
BARLEY--Quiet; sales 5000 bushels Can
ada West at e II delivered.
BARLEY Malt Quiet.
t3oRS - Receipts 2,IS5 bushels; opeued
scarce and lc better. and closed duIl and
declining; sales 81 900 bushels at 9jG97e for
new mixed Western. ciOsiug at g5c and 81
fOr Western yellow, including 2l,OJJ hu 'n-
els new mixed Western To arrive w1tnln
ten days, at 92593c.
OATS-A shade flrmer, and moderately
active; sales 40 coo bushels at 7Jc for West.
R;oE-Firr, at 9J49lOc for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Guiet.
SUGAR-Steady; sales of 200 kogsheads
Cuba at ll@lllsc.
MOLASSFS-Dnll.
HOPS-Quiet, at 59l5c for American.
PETH THOLEUA-Eirn, at 2O15c for crude, and
35c for refined bonded.
LTNsEED OrL-Firm, at 81 O29I O3.
LEATHER-In fair demand.
WOOL Firm; sales 300, 600 pounds at s0G
soc for domestic fleece, 65c for c0mbiag,
and 48a49c for puted
SPIRITS TURPE PENTINE-Q Quiet, at 540e35c
PoRK-Steady sales of ,0J0 bbls at 500
So y Tor new mess, closing at s3l 81 cash (;
S5l 58d3l 81 for old 10: 526az7 50 Tor prime
SIS 5OI3O % for pr ime mess: "A So, lUO Dbls
new mess. seller April, at S32 3715-
BEEF-QUiet; 100 EbIs sold AZ 50 GOALS 80
for new plain mess; Sl2 50Gl9 80 for new
extra mess. Tierce Beef heavy; sales OF leo
tierces at S25930 for prime mess; S2S83O for
India mess. b II Hams dull; sales of 10
bbls at S26tg32 50.
CUT AIEA1S-Dull; sales of $50 packages
at l3g l5}4c for shoulders, and l7149lSc tor
hams
HOGs-Dressed quiet and steady at 81 ft9
l354c: Western at Hgi41ac. city nliddies
dull.
LARD Firm; s,tles of $50 tierces; 171@a
l91sc fer steam, aud I9tt1l955c for kettle
rendered; also, S,O0J tiercei steam, seller
March and April, at 19c, and sellers tour
and five months at private teFms.
BUFrER-Firm: 25d2Sc for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Firm at lS022l5c.
FkEIGHTs TO Liverpool duli and hea ~.