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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-22

CRowDED.-Dr. O'Leary's rooms
have been crowded daily with ladies
and gentlemen seeking knowledge of
their individual physical anatomy,
with view to improving their health.
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Uncle Sans
ms
Waterproof

Oil Backing
Is the best in the market. 1t pre-
serves the leather, keeps it soft and
makes it waterproof. 1t is indispen-
sable In wet weather.
For this useful article call at
GEO. MILLER a. Co.'s,
dee22 1t 80 Main Street.
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sa- Tom Royston will not return
from st. Joseph, Mo-, for several
days yet. The Grand Jury Of this
city will have to find a bill against
the parties, and the next thing will
be to get a requisition. This is the
programme. we under stand:
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Ker JeWeIrY for the HoIldaYs.

RosENCRANz & SMITH have Just re-
oeiyed a large assortment of Watches,
Clocks and JeWelry, which they will
sell low during the holidays. at No.
y. Second Street. dec2l- 4
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E@ The session of the Council,
last night, was short and interesting,
and business was put through with
dispatch.
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PRoaEssINe.-Mr. HI. 7. Bennett,
who is canvassing for the new City
Directory. is progressing satisfactor-
lily, and expects to get through by the
Sth Of January.
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Holiday Reef.

Messrs. III. CoHN & Co. have just
received from Kentucky fire lot of
grass and corn fed fat cattle, which
they will kill for the holidays. They
will have the finest beef for the next
two weeks ever seen in this city.
dec21 3t
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seW FOrk cold ana sloea narhtl.
BY TeIegraph.l NEw YoRK. Dec. q.

6y Lele&rAp4sl NV OK dec al-
MoNkY-Easy and steady at BtaT per cent.
on call; Wall Street Is very quiet.
STERLING-DuiI and lower at 61S9s3.
GOLD-Heavy; opened at 205<, felt 10
1917, and closed at 20G201S. Carrying rates
486 per cent. ClearanCes, so, 0J0O0J EI-
ports to-day, $4,000.
GOVERNN ENTS-iOWer and duu, closing
steady; Coupons OF 81, li75<SIlS; do. '67,
Il7s<@llSi do. '62, ll25 GALS: do i6i ia; DO.
'65, 1l4Gil41S; do. new, 11S5k9IlS5<; do. '67,
ll40lI41k; do. '6S, 1I41{mll456; l0.A1s, 10S5<@
I09Is.
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Boats Leaying To-Day.

FoR CINcINNATI.-The magnificent
Dean Line steamer Minnoola, will
leave for Cincinnati and all way ports
at 10 AM. to-day, and has splendid
passenger appointments. Captain W.
3. Miller commands, and John S.
Jones is her chief clerk. Both are
ELEGANT gentlemen
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-Wm. Nolan,
on the charge Of being intoxicated,
after a long trial, was found guilty.
Fine and costs, S13 80. Replevied.
Two negroes, named Chas. Hall
and VIM. Grace, were arrested for be-
ing drunk and fighting. Hall was
fined Sc -. which he paid. Grace
was discharged.
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CoURT.-The Common Pleas Court
will meet January Sd. There are 391
cases on the docket, already, with a
prospect of good many more.
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RF- More Envelopes we're received
by the journal Company, yesterday.
The Journal Office is the place to buy
Envelopes cheap.
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The tax represented in the above
amounts as colleetedin counties where
distilleries are located does not in
cIude the 80 cents per gallon tax, which.
for the four grain distilleries, amount
ed, for November, to $50 800 30.
These figures do not include the large
amount collected for stamps for spir-
its after they leave the distillery, and
stamps for fermented liquors. cigars,
tobacco and miscellaneous purposes.
s@- Csrmine Ink for sale at the
journal Office.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS. - Yesterday
was an exceedingly unpleasant day,
but notwithstanding the rain over
head and the slush under foot. many
fathers and mothers were out secur-
ing the customary Christmas presents.
While the candy stores and toy shops
were not neglected, we are gratified to
learn that the fine book store Of
Messrs. Fish & Barter is receiving an
attention which indicates that our
people are not disposed to neglect the
intellects of their children, while pro-
viding for the qualification of their
appetites. We can conceive of no
present so we'll calculated to produce
permanent satisfaction as that of
an excellent book or series of
books. For instance, what can
be more gratifying to an intelli
geat boy than a complete edition
of Washington Irving's works or
Dickens novels, complete, or any of
the many splendid books with which
the shelves of this extensive estab-
lishment are crowded. In addition
to their books, Messrs. Fish & Bar
ter have an unusually large assort-
ment of chromos and fancy articles of
various descriptions, including sta
tionery, which would make valuable
Christmas gifts. We feel confident
thas many households will be made
to rejoice over presents bought at this
establishment, and we urge every
parent to call there aud examine be-
fore completing their list of purchases.
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Observation-Disclosures that | sell
Maltby's Oysters as low as they can
be bought in the city.
dec10 f Ii. Nj. ALTERING.
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BD- John Scott, Of the News De-
pot, has our thanks for newspaper fa-
yOrs.
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The Old Reliable Headquarters for
Fancy and Staple Groceries.
Remember

That the only complete stock of
Children's Shoes is at
GEO. MILLER 81 Co.
6ec22 2t 80 Main Street.
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s1- The Galary for January, 1870,
has been received at Fish q Barter's
Book Store, No. 10 Main Street.
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DIDN'T BITE.-A swindling con-
Germ in New York, sailing under the
business name of G. III. Harris & Co.,
lately sent a circular to Mr.. g. A.
Carlstedt, of the firm of Cloud, Akin
& Co.. of this city, informing him
that his ticket, (giving the number)
had drawn a gold watch. which would
be sent to him, if he would remit ten
dollars, to pay expenses. OF course
Mr.. Carlstedt did not remit, and the
result is that g. III. Harris & Co. pine
for the ten dollars that is not. 1t is
needles to say thrt Mr. Carlstedt held
no ticket in the lottery represented by
Harris & Co.
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REVENUE ASSESSMENTS FOR THE
FIRsF COLLECTION DIsTRIcT.-We
noticed in the indianapolis Journal
Of yesterday an item, giving the reve-
nue. assessments in the several coun-
ties in that District at $13,9O8 81, and
we Immediately applied to Mr.. James
II. McNeely, Assessor. to give US the
assessments Of Internal Revenue for
the First Collection District for the
month of November. 1869, which are
as follows. according to the returns at
the Office in this city:
Division No. /, Daviess County,. I6I %
Division No. 2. VandeTburgh Coun-
ty, (eaSt of Main street, and the
E. g. g. Railroad) .............. ........ 402 e
Division No. 3, Gibson County, (in-
Guiding three grain distilieries)... 6,878 80
Division No. 4, Knox County ......... 355 81
Division No 5, Martin County,
S67 4S, and Dubois County, S56 25.. l23 IS
Division No. 8, PiEe County ...-........ 259 "
Division No. 7, Perry County, lone -.
grain diStillery 500 %
Division NO. 8. Spencer County,. ITO OIL
Division No O. Warrick County,. 80 fl
Division No. 10. Vanderburgh Co,
railroad. $500 2I94 IS
Unassessed penalties ....................... IS
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b1 We noticed the first sleighing
Of the season yesterday.
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pT@ Gents and Boys Cloth and
Lined Calf Gloves, at Hughes's. Also
a good assortment of Driving Gloves
at low prices. deco
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Rg- Domestic Goods, Dress Goods,
and Cassimeres, very cheap at Schap-
ker. Busslng & Co.'S. decl1 5
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PERsoNAL.-T. j. Shannon. Esq, of
Mt. Carmel; j. NJ. Parvin, of Carlisle;
Frank Welborn, Steve Hulfish and
Tip Simpson, Of OwensVilie, were in
the city yesterday.
We were also pleased 20 meet our
clever young friend, Tip Stockwell in
the city, and to learn that he has re-
turned to the city to stay.
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Holiday Holiday ! Holiday

The finest assortment of Christmas
and New Year goods at Schlaepfer's
Drug Store. corner Main and Second
Streets, which is also the best place
to get pure Drugs, Medicines and
Liquors; also, the finest assortment of
American, French and English Soaps,
Perfumes, Pomades, Colognes and
Toilet Waters. dcc2 I'm
-Four CFFIcEs-Corner Of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to G. w. SHANKLIE.
de2-tf @
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CITY N E W S.

B@ City Orders for sale at this
Office.
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CRIMINAL CoURT. - George II. p.
Rice was tried for an assault on
Andrew j. Spradley, and verdict of
guilty was returned by the jury, and
a sentence Of six months imprison-
ment, and fine Of $500 was imposed.
The parties belong in Warrick Coun-
ty. A motion for a new trial was
overruled, and judgment ordered on
the verdict. Shackelford and Parrett
appeared for the State, and DENLY
and Isaac W. Moore, for the defense.
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B1 See GILBERT & Co.'s adyer-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for RcRt. oc29-tf
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4O9ss.

Howard had the Number-402-
that drew the elegant set of chairs at
the Catholic Fair, but that is nothing
compared with the rush of people to
his Sewing Machine Headquarters, to
get one of those beautiful Florence
Sewing Machines for a Christmas
and New Years present. They are
the best. Remember the place. No.
II South Second Street. dec22 3t
Bw Those beautiful Gold, Silver
and Bronze Boots for Ladies have ar
rived and can be had in all sizes. If
you want something real nice for hol-
iday presents, you can find it at
CHUTE q HENNING's,
de22 1t No. % Main Street.
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MARRIED.

inst, at Morris, Illinois, Mr.. WILLIAM
LAVENDER, of Evansville, and Miss MAT
TIE FREEMAN, of Morris, Illinois.
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re- Schapker, Bussing & Co.'S
Mammoth "Cne Price " Dry Goods
Store is the best place to buy useful
Holiday Presents. dec11
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pa Buy fine Wool and Broohe
Shawls suitable for Holiday Presents,
at ldec6 HUGHEs's.
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Observation-Disclosures.

FL. NJ. ALTERING, No. 10 South
First Street, next to Opera House,
Candy Manufacturer and dealer in
Toys, Fireworks. Foreign and Domes-
tic Fruits, &c. Headquarters for old
reliable Mdhby's Fresh Baltimore
Oysters. dec2-tf
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HOLIDAY BooKs.-Our citizens are
busy now, and will be for the next
three days, in selecting their Holt
day presents. Every sensible per-
son must concede that good books
are among the most appropriate
and useful presents they can get
for their children. Our attention
has been forcibly attracted by the
fitness of such gifts for the holidays
by looking through the beautiful and
tasty assortment to be found at Scots
Bookstore, corner of Main and Sec
ond Streets. His tables and shelves
are filled with all varieties of illus
trated publications for both juveniles
and adults. Don't spend all your
Christmas money for trinkets, but in
vest fair share of it in books, is our
advice,
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E@ Boys Buck Gloves, Wool
Mitts, Comforts, Nubias, Hoods,
Gloves, and Hosiery of all kinds
sheap, al Schapker, Busting & Co. s.
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eJ- Irish Linen, Table Diaper,
Shirt Fronts at reduced prices at
dec6 HUGHEs's
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SNow.-Three or four inches of
snow fell at Vincennes during Mon
day night.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
ChiIdreu's

Fine Calf Shoes of all styles, very
cheap at GEO. MILLER 4 Co.,
dec22 2t 80 Main Street.
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CHOICE WEDDING
AND
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

6OL1OAG FIX ELS Il " TE.
P. L. Geissler & Co. are offering q
choice selection of
Ladies and Gents Watches,
Diamonds, Jelpelry, and
lSilrer and sSilUer Plated Ware,
In great variety, and at prices that
will defy all competition.
Our friends and the public gener-
ally are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock and prices.
2. l.. GEIssLER & Co.,
dec22 st 81 NJ ain Street.
b- The incest over shoe is the
Self Acting Rubber. 1t is put on
and taken off without being touched
with the hand. Call and see them,
and at the same time bring along the
children and buy them some good
shoes, at the Great Shoe Emporium,
so Main Street. j. S. Kicker.
de21-2t
The Old Reliable Headquarters for
Fancy and Staple Groceries.
Just received
Boiled Cider,
Cranberries,
Lemon Peel,
CitroD,
New Currants,
Raisins,
g Hams,
Picked Pigs Feet in Kegs,
Figs,
New Dates.
Atmore's Mince Meat.
Shaker Preserver.
Call and price goods.
Remember the Green Front, No.
First Street. WN. CALDWELL.
dec q 2t
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Christmas Presents.

Buy the Ever-pointed Pencil for
Christmas presents. They are cheap
and useful. For sale at the Journal
Office, No. 6 Locust Street.
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BR- A fresh supply Of Initial Paper
was received at the Journal Office,
yesterday.
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pleasant GATHERING during
the visit Of the delegation Of our citi-
zens, appointed by the Council, At
Washington City. our Representative,
Judge Niblack, exerted himself to
make the objects of their mission sue
cessful, and also to make their trip
pleasant one. Among the agreeable
incidents of their visit was an ele-
CANT dinner party at the residence OF
Judge Niblack. in Georgetown, pre-
sided over by his accomplished lady,
and at which were present a number
Of resident and visiting Indianians,
of the Capital. The Judges constitu-
ents, without respect to party, can
always rely upon a hearty welcome
when they visit Washington.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, Dec. 81, 1869. I

Evansville, Dec. q, 1889.
Council met, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-His Honor, Mayor Walker,
and Councilmen Steinbach, Hopkins,
Orr, Steineker, and Doughty.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
After considerable debate, it was
ordered that VIM. Bedford & Son be
given a cash order for 1851 so.
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~ 81 90 viii buy Rudolph's En-
press Kid Gloves, at Schapker, Buss-
ing & Co.'S. dee11
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DELAYED.-The mail train due here
yesterday at II NJ, did not arrive till
after l o'clock, having been defined
by the heavy snow storm Of Monday
piCbt
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B9F Faber's genuine Pencils at the
Tnurnal Office
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

fairly upss What d. ,n psh'Ds9d g'1;, q C'g 5
.' S oa. s'S ard He,spb quiet ss5 a'9sa' 50
fi,R @ 9 s9l %,s M 2Four G ard r oed to - 70
as e. Wheat ~ 5Basf Legg 'rrodsr ~ o,1,,,
1SIFA ,,. ,, n..'I 6o af ~ Is asa
g 5 s. Tos sEo q,, .,! fs. &be. T. hq 1
@ g.A E end Amber at 1ssa,sg,s sais p'; aid "sS sSSs,d 81
als AosG'S y At sss , ~ 81 saIs Reansi sis
5lS GToeeries FrcyJOps ard " bishy u"shnn = "a.
Gsw,se; - ~, xo srrns 81 ior Ans Winters 50 Tor
wts $40 Tor Doehe tra " arat gtii ssass Cse reg a.
Corn daei No lM :, iss osis 5oC f., Meisrl ta[ aad
Rye ds Core Meat 90 70 Gs S s%t Aies ~.' and a
Fsi,s-06 Flour BOOS, 81 o5; to KsvYOrE ~ 70 Az
MSFG March Cotton veal and Donin,y 2e Receipt,
a.'' pg si', sa g BS ss. q1S a@i cesr S 5
BGyrAro March oqr da sales lso ISG No Spring sc 80
Wheat tends ~t~a demand very lights ast ads are no' sc9
car lots New az deOe ck nowos Csc ioi West
se H Y the !, 81 Pc van sd & SSs .d g''i h1
at gIe. H.U = .o
TorDo - March 2your @ 10 gaT9y 81 E.,1 SSs1n'd os IT.
SS1ad1 Ss 6 ga @ m % s log rsSf % s G,s E II Sf @ s
CISCrNNAT zFouT and Grsin uIr'nGed demand tgh
a Sce & OF Ss bSS wSsIy Sa At Ole Provisions quiet and
TssS o 3 & 3 'R'nf 81 a ' ss s. % T. 81 qssS Ms
Es aud Clear Sd, hdlJ4l4e Lanl 1885, Sugr CT'd H'n IN
AyAVHF. .IeA , Floor s'@y 'na s u,s9ag@ wss1 a.,
sssd S H Co. f. for .6fd 5 e SS .i1 & Ds
S5 5 'TSSaqsS Foa o6 T. sa & sT & s S 5 SS Rye
M,s fou S sn; s s @ SSas S :, f m rate.
Cotton Zic Flour, IS 50aE6 Wheat q sga5 s. Corn, 6f1
Oats e203c RYE = asa 81 g. Moss Pork so t0 Lsri,
l4lc Clear Bh Slices Hle Cer hes lso
Buh Aeas-Shouliers 5ei Clear Rib lec Clear Sides, re
whisky. &c I
Sr Lous Tobseeo unobshged Cotton deHing gposa
22a2G Pout Gull unchanged Wbfst dali; Fair 70 Prime
Fall 3d 81 strictly PTBs ~ Choice 81 t'1al Wis FsS
QgS2 seady Ia buk 6dtt DELIVERED sacked oO
du BARLEY tm good Illinois spuhE ~
Ree anu ~ WHISKY. &c Mess PORK hn 81 So 81 BmS
strong; Slopers, ls; Gear Rib H3c Car SIDES nc
Baeon-Shouders, hlc Clear RIB lIc; Clear SIss l4d.T
Lard uuehaug Cattle s,esdy st S30S gOss Hogs 'eU
Recep3tO bbE FbnT, sOO0 bush Hbett AVVV bash
Corn. O00bush. Bsr'ev.
CHIoAGo IN March E1ebsHes HsvYort weak at llo pre-
nuu Flour dull Sprug Btra,. s. loSSS ~ Wheat Lmj No.
Rear l No al sl ga 81 90 Corn lTpsr 6a aofAust
Iaisi New s}d5 tc no grade Sas osI 0ssn ~ ~ WAL
nemiaA 1t 9e Provisions Eyady Prwr Gess Iorka ~ ~
lose ma c Sho Ndies 5t0lsiS Ssss, fskled hMts
i-l Dsesssi os qupt sl2 l IS Live Hogs Aeiy aud
sdysDeipF Common O5t0s O Geed I" Cbmee go
Cattle fB Buc Cows IS % Good kIa 70 Choice ssippls
1bdEB ReeeptB--il.0Q bbA fl0nr. W"p hash
~ 900 bush Oats O bush hy " hssa
Bsr,v 200 IIogA kpmeht6 co. baA FonE 4pO esl "heAt
100 bush Corn 100 bush 42O hush. Rye 3OO Hogs
CAMBRIDGE cATTJE MABKBr-MARcH 2
Beef C,ule-Peeepts 72 Sad supply Lsl sgS. e' see 30
advance Of 4c y f5; sles of hItra ~ RS NH4It M 'y
Si7 S0a - seospd quat, subSl2 Sheep sod LlpO'h
esiFt, so head usk 6rn, and prices have averaged &C.
bigberi sales at 4aSs Y n.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
THE zHyl5AI STATE 7, OF TRADE.

LoSSoS, harca I'LL a H.--(os,os obssls =, q,
o he seeulti On-d states HysTventy 49,, ~ W h money
DefeSt ~ "N'eih Stti ihB0s, t3
ne issue of 1864. " '"H DVnas bidsJi for
LivksPooL. hsrch Ill a m.-Tbe Cotton r,A.. .... . .
os fsnoHtDg Quotations; AdHuF Uplsndt M 'ns at a.
ta Tie snPme u Cotton from Bombay q ~ 7tI ptssts
sa report have heen 2f00 baleS The f s
asll sta uuehaBged. W D''eas'ans opeua
LeNbOSi March l-l 2 m.--Cons0ls 02l 8g3 forb boN - .
tstoaa Unied States 20 bonds quiet sIl Stos Z t e
".esst Ihe cotton nsrfet opened fdt and unehsngei -
,bifEhFO0L March II m.lhe market
sSsesr hea What l0 osltal for Caion. Wts -
49,, vf 70 ked Western Com 81 per quarter hr Oh MIL
osoos htreb zio H.Cobssls coss 81 % for both ,or.4 49,,
- teeoutt United States Pye. TWENTY bs et tue ava
Agatus sBd Great Western. 53l ~ ''''N qo't'i
~ ss ss Nreh 2Uad ssie' EeTvely bonds 81 for ,
,. ~ r., S% - The Cotton srtt closed doll IL.
a. - ISsssi dull A. 39i per Tor No Il Brteb e1
IA Ttilos lsa $50 "'''''e NH' ~@0 ~ a 40 IL. prf
F1''AAF Aa'sA 2-Psfouu s7957lt for Standard wL.ts
AA,,r.... ~, DOMESTIC kARKKTa
ffhoRR March L-CO,ior du trd ~, n tu,. rl.1 a..
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

Pnlled. GGf5O0 Csuniry super Prled long t'~S08
PuHts 2f5se Csnads Pulled, bGbG I,, ..S,, an
tlLlFoisiA-Spnng Clip bue 80 ee Sndns hp Pail
tss srrv ttp low rrsdss sfaJC Fall Cipi Lso all
Cha sN rtsdes hsrry 2Sa s LIuA fae" ""'N' ''P"
Fvlea S3d45c. Low Puled 54u55c - oso9a. Inserioy
h9I.s, W. Ss p Sf Good uope 8a4'e Mexican 2a2ae
pre SS Nnro 3at5e BbelO A,Its MsHo. Js3J5Ni Dor'-
M. n l. better snd active; sales u SO ehe'
a. g M CIV gc O Western t st'et rate r coiee iron
Bound
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
RECRIPTS OF PRnnlrCr

= q tt5fU Qnd H1lIO1da
L-Sbt hts Cotton n Il5 hush Wbr,t t1erA.k c
~ - Vt ~ ee'h Re l6z5 bush Nst hush B,su. 7l5
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