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SEMINAL WEAK NESS.

The Young man who experiences that grow ng
weakness III his muscular and menta al organic ttio''
sh,uii stop to ,Sider whence it i,t>. lie Will
mad in the ,kness Of tn. hac> emolIng Of the
limbs, III, r,ierel e,tion. nHa:cnunt,b!e failing
f th, p,wer. of the mind, ,iis;,-te society .dre;,
,f impending trouble. fortb Rings r evil, sle' p
I,--u-.s troubled and .civiou> Dreams sccuuil'a-
led by growing deafness loss 1T muscular 'wer,
.r; nu u,,ruu, other symptoms OF d>orS snzation,
t,,, positive Of that mot terrible and des
tcuctive of all Diseases semii.al "e,kness-wa>tng
,x,y his powers. Destroying his hope If life AID
u.,nhu Il. and dragging him along the broken
,aIn os his existence, toward = premature and
i,..b,u,. gave L, him who finds his lIf,. irii,-
AN, out ia the d,ch rye If the vitll prIticipl- #
.>ys,euce i'll nocturnal .,id diurna rmi>>in |. the
mere cessation of the of its ai'p-,, ance
bring. assurance al reiief.
Marriage tina. holy office, the safe guartl and
hos. If m ,nho,rl brings To such one II" hope Of
rure but adds 10 his III sery in the kn'wlH!ge Il
me one who 10 ks To him for so mucii of her lap
,,ipe.. is victim If his evil, aud ian'cent ciI
mani II, ot his punishment He adds IL his misery
aud ii-or.lrr until hope leaves him There is n"
rescue except in proper and skliiul Treatment -
,usuIt then once ply ,ici',i II han i''ng rac-
,,ce and careful research has made hn thoroughly
~.,nyetssnt with every phase If the ii sc hose
,,, have come the victims OF SetrS WIGS TIT L
Te,,lful fascinating md ,!e-tructa5l habit. wiiirh
II 4. thlS,ui, of SICK with laI ally ics and
CONSERVATIVES and hundreds of unttIriy graves
with itI msyui led victim, should con ult without
, m ,..nt ,ei.tv. VIII" Will sirnpatiiiZe with
their suT rims. such the Doct"r would especial
:, reccommcn.l him elf, giving to each an! all,
Guarantees of a PERI ct and Permanent Cure, |
without uinlr'sncc from Business, ChanSe OF 'iet.
,.r Fear TX i,D-ure.
or f,rc. he address, below
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T. I. O n . ID 0u N "a a
Or, FEuALE MONTHLY PILLS.

These piiIS acin wlrdgei Lv the Ne III
sa' fraternity I" b. the .niv safe mill ani rtii-
cs.yius sems'iy 10 be Depended un iii long ar,rlin.
oases suppression, irrc-ularity. s,urIin- q.
tn fu;i:t n Of Tnc nt-!e nf which,
the Of sfi'h der!rraile Ell the fniil..
6lnr. In No cess -h,i 4 these ri'1> b." : K .
w:.aB the patient has r"is n t.,i,.'e,e >h- j.
Price -. Remit The aGtrrrf3t ai,,,v,
an thew VII lie 'prw:sr led wi; ~! dir ctI,usf
asa. CURED 40 ~.
Ett eat, r-s''lin in aqv rart If III" 81 te how
eyer i-t mt IN ~ Il ;n".l "a! l'v.g.. 80
Shejr pttiy" ctS,. -nl Nh funk PROPER S!II.
M wit ment "f S,,cll in pet ,,ca :,
fsiirtc rcr>uaI int . y.c. t--rr! Ii.;trlicl
corr -uI1i aiIr'I, vii lee he'd most -ii-r~l.
4 Ir;ie rHl 'nev mus b.. addressed
REM. T. ! IYT. y. T. rsiaIni
so NsSliin-r y ~frrtf'
5P. D Sah fruciscc Gil.
nr.lI-tf
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SECTE~ |. S.rtirn lf5l Sinty 1--WE ufsrit Act -
which tii- IS -'ir"atuIN htI, 10y :,f4ie! cd rs
| to read ~ .!i,,rs-, 10 wit:
Serr'nn SIXTY fv~. Ary TcT> nor ~. o,s Who
ma, ,i-In>- III any spurious Hnl;. - fr.rrtrTted
l'rGs, OF wines. IN les IN ,nIIti..> than one
hu-rr.>> take uuta cen>. from the S!cr. n # tho
comfy IN whirh he or site pr,Ir>.- t. de- sarll
business. and lay therefor ih sum of ten dollar.
tr month: frsvIied. that all persons engaged
retailing liquors aforesaid in c.'nnecrinn
"Ith entertainment f'r Travellers AZ Any point dis.
thut one mile "r m re outside the liuit- ut All,
ritH "r t"wu il tins STATE. >iltl . aN u quarterly
l4crB>e "t Hitt ca i Ilus; Aud pl,NiIrd Further
hat n III, h cr>on 20. r"r-I> s!sa.i lie eut;tl,
"i'Ir ana 10y YIr1 Ne OF ,aGd license to ~.,l
I" he sold wItt.u thI- STATE. any -rrl piitau-
malt OF 'SrmrI:tri l!qu r Wins. ,I any day
ni"'n wni' h any g"ii,ri rltrIInu j. heidi ,.r
within tie limits # any comfy ~ cry, any
: uI'-f wii,h any >prC al mum, Iai rCtnnf
ii"id therein hur II hall L., ~, r-~r,l ia ca
and Yer. license r.I,r-.i. t'rt ,l. pes II =
persons IL wit,m IT, -aH.r J. -iarrrd. that tie
irF,rn or pr IS t. whom the -t'n" is GIantei
shall nut VIII not sell. c1uSe =" lee ,,,.d any
>ur'' h'lH"isf' i WI - 'Ji -uch DAY lays.
Approved Mar h >. l>t|.
IIu" cop! 81 the vrf-tIfal cnrul!'"i Act.
Ate /: {. y. Nri y ARE,
- retry # STATE.
fvtHtrL8s NtP-TN. T"ru'v
r>.,.,,. S.. t,.
rttr ms ryC~r ." .rS,
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n" People Of he STATE # Nevada, Represented in
senate and Assemble 10 ell .ct Ia follows:
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'PCrtldrE Ut 'StdtP.
By CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy.


The People Of the State of Nevada. repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows
SECTION l. Whenever any County Town
ship or CITY, shall be under obligations TO
paw any debt in the legal tender paper cur
rencv of the United Safes. and shall not
| have in their respective Urea SurieS legal ten
| der paper currency Of the United States 10
| pay the same, or shall not have Sufficient for
| such purpose, it shall he lawful, and Is hereby
made the duty of such County, Township or
CITY, bv and through it's proper officers. out
| Of any money belonging thereto, not other
wise specially appropriated or set apart,
to procure sufficient amount of the currency
specified IN this Section to paw such obiiga-
,ion or liability; Proridea. II the owner or
holder of any such debt obligation will
| offer in writing to receive in full satisfaction
and payment thereof sum in gold coin,
which will be equal to the market value in
such gold coin of the legal tender paper
Currency of the United States (such valnat N
to be determined by said county or munich
pal au,hor;ties). which he would he entitled
to receive it shall he lawful for such County,
Township or City, by and through its proper
officers, to accept the surrender of such obi
CATION, and paw in gold coin a sum that will
he in full satisfaction thereof, upon the terms
herein provided.
SEC 2. Whenever since the first day Of
January. A. u. 1869. anv County. Township
or City Government, shall have contracted or
incurred any debt, expense or obligation. on
basis of value reckoned in the legal tender
paper currency of the United States, and not
on gold coin basis. the same shall be paid
and discharged in such legal tender paper
currencv and the funds necessary to so pay
and discharge the same. may be obtained. or
the same satisfied and paid in manner as
provided in Section One of this Act.
SEC. 3. Nothing in this Act or the Act to
which this Act is supplementary, shall be so
construed as to apply to the payment for any |
lands heretofore or that may hereafter be
may be paid for in the legal tender paper cur
rercy Of the United Stares.
Approved February Goth, 1869.
STATE OF NrvADA,)
Office.
|, c. n. Noteware, Secretary Of State of
he State Of Nevada, do hereby certify that
he foregoing is true copy Of the original
enrolled Act entitled "An Act Supplement-
,ry tn an Act entitled An Act to establish
he Financial transactions of the State a
Cnin Basis approved February Cd, 1862
md making provisions bv which County
Commissioners and municipalities may he
nahled to carry ont the provisions thereof"
Approved February 26th, 1869.
~O In witness whereof have here
s )un,o set nv hand and affixed the
Great Seal of State. Done at
Nv Office in Carson City, Nevada,
his 18th day of March. 1869.
e. N. NOTEWARE,
Secretary Of State.
By CHAs. MARTIN, Deputy.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-21

In Syphilis aul it. aaijuncts, Gonnorrhea and
arc in. .se:,ses all disorders # the B!ad
der, ktiu-ys and Pu>t,te; Sitiiinai Weakness;
Disease, of the Heart ami Lungs: dyspepsia; indi
.,-st,on. Imp ,teilcy. Incipieut Consumption, and
all disease, Of the unary organs in -ther seN cure
always w,rr,u ted, or NO PAY required,
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.,,TIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE
PRIVATE DISEASES

I, Males and lire. ilaTites ia FrDalesa the grei
.j,,tr yer- III Ir.,ith They Iu>l,Ii-y attack the
system AMI gradually undermine and destroy il
from the eye, the strength and vi-or froi he
frame. they give I,uny diseased offspring. ari,
tJi,.,., thfouru successive aIi'lis. the 81
man The. MARKS be iii scrpfHla, Con
Sumption CrIppies the Id otto, the r.,r,yt tic the
Insane.
There is no more terrible scnurse to the hun,n
r,ce than those diseases arising from the
nation teneritl Poison. The i:lie-t forms, by
treating L., the blu-si, ho eSeroyer The Attic
fed the sword Of ,e>Iructvn that Is liable at any
moment To fill and bl-hi-Io utterly lies. ruy-,,l
earthly h pes
NrRCUnY rcc,gn zed the most Fatal.
MEDIC Al ENEMY to man, combining with the
Veuerisl doubles his dangers. Those VIII" have
b,.eu treated with that pern,cl"u> MINERAL Pol
son are n Il cured the disease has only assumed
. form, = -
~ \UrBE SATISFIED WITIPARTIALf URES
That lie ,yes the poison to crawl through the sy,-
,, e,tiu., its WAY into the tissues and organs
,rh In. rp;trei.Ii, smooth surfcc. to burst
,ut in thu. future with viruIence that vii! b,iAr
the effects OF me icine. When Perfect CUKE>can
b. obi aimed by consulting physician whom Ious
,,rartic. and Thorough IBvest CATION into the cnuae
If Di-.,,es ui tbs, UNNARY ORG ANS, enable To
.,eterniu. at once the cause of the disease
In all diseases entrusted To- the Doctor care:
PERFEcc SPEEDY. and PERMANENT CURES,
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Approved February 2. 1869.
STATE OF NEVADA, J

STATE OF NEVADA,
Secretarv's Office.
&c. N. Noteware. Secretary of State of
the Stale Of Nevada, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true copy of an Act passed
hv the Legislature of the State of Neuada.
entitled An Act to establish the financial
transactions of the State upon a coin basis
Approved February 2, 1869, now on file in
my office.
~~ In testimony whereof. I have
I 2herernto set my hand and affixed
} 'h'A. the Great Seal of State. Done at
wv Office in Carson City, Nevada.
this 18th day of March 1869.
c. n. NOTEWARE.
Secretary of State.
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Important to the Ladies.

When a E.rnale is in trouble stict ed with dis
e,,. and requires medical -c:tl Attendance
the erriniry suoud be, Where is there PHI, stefan
whose respectable standing in society recommends
him % tn. conf Of the community; The Doc
tor, understanding how iu.per,'ivelv necessary
these requirements are, feels ca led upon to lat r
,..e and iv calling the attention of the afflicted
T., he, set that he has been Professor of Obste
tics and Female DiaeaseS for TWENTY YEARS and
fully qualified to al uni ter in all cases. both
y.,iir Ill, and SIrcaily, not in upericiti
uar but in tlir Ugh mamie: As wears IF stndy
ami praciice-buth in hospitals and private frmi
Ir.s ca. make T., save them from the hands ofihe
unuu.lified interruptions. and designing. There
fore f,rn,li.-s can rely upon him upon Their.
All in affection can find in him who fee!
ami simpathze with, an befrien them in tr"ubl"
-one in whose secrecy the utTn st confidence can
ba placed C neutat on By Letter or O;herwI-e
FREE See aidres, below.
The Celebrated F m n lie z IN dies.
Compounded from the pirate prescriptions Of DR..
yonnr have now obtained most extended popp
,arity and are Correctly viewed to be the safest
aud surest rem dies for the com lants for whGcl.
they are applied. The constantly arcruing test.
u,niiaIs of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
,rninrntIy superior to heir action.
No In w should he without these Rennvating
AGENTS None genuine unless procured at th> |
office. Sent by mail Express to any part of the
State.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
T., Greatest Discovery IF mis- m airy after Age |
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
T,s Greatest Discovery IF This N airy after 4ge
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.

TheSe powders Will be f und of essential value t"
those whose means. health or other circumstan
rs 4" not permit them to increase the number OF
their family without Inconvenience. suffering. and
rrhers risk of life. This rreaaraiion is new, safe.
mail be. convenient and simple. and cannot il"
IRE the he 18th If the most deircae. 1t curtaiiS
ma privileges, but gives strength and vigor. Nor
silly ilere il is If the highes: utility, and
tanned by The splnj-st principles # pruden p ami
virtue. Th'ir use should lie avoided at certain
times Price $40 t,ox Sent 10 any part Of the
cast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount nv Mail Fxpres= addressed
to BENZ T .iDSEELfN Vi. d
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To nd An !.ct entiilri :. An Act Ia further
au:rni An Act antirIrd m Act t. provide rev
tnn for the SUPP, 'rt II the ''tyernnent + the
State OF Nevada y approve Ma eli | lSi6.
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Tie ien;1" o the State Of Nevada, represented
III Sen .tc and Assembly, do tLtet - fellows
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-25

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
ing transfers of Real Estate were made
during the week, ending December "A, as
appears by the County Auditors Records
]. P. Elliott to VIM. Olson, Lots and 9,
In Block /, and Lot Y and part of Ii, Block
2, Younglove's Enlargement, for 81 ,090.
VIM TrOup 10 Peter BALI, northwest
half of Lot g., Upper Enlargement, for
$500.
Leonard Krogsdahl 10 VIM. Olson, I'M
divided half OF Lots and y Block 4, Bray 5
Enlargement, for 81.
Lott1e 81. Moss to Mary n. Knox, part Of
Block O.. Lama CO City, for 8, go.
VIM. H. KIusSmau to John KlusSman,
Lot II, Block So, LamascO City. for 500.
John II. Roelser to Reitman & Schultz,
Lets 8, 10 and il In Block -, Fourth En-
largemenL for 81 SEQ.
Henry HusSm elertG Roetker & EeldWisch,
Lot II, Block -. Fourth Enlargement,
adjoining, for 500.
J. w. Goldsmith TO Adam Weidemeyer,
east half southwest quarter 81. 5, 10; also,
Anna NJ. Kennedy to J. u. Elliott, Lots
4 and 3, Eiltott's Addition to Bray's En-
larEement, for 1895.
r. X. Roberts to g. Dickmer, Lots 3 and
4, Block I52 LaEaseo, for 81 zoo.
II II. Roberts to Fred. Stretmaten, Lots
I6, II, and 10, IN Blocks Is and u, Parrettis
Enlargement, for SiSJ.
Kate Parke, et al, 10 Henry Parke, east
half nOT51 east quarter &c, 4, 10; also. south
west quarter northeast quarter %, 4. 10, for
$500.
c. y. Viekers to V. A. JeTelt, Lot 90 and
adjolDiug half Y, Isabella Place, Tor $3.50
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FoR HESDERsoS.--The pretty PeirOIia
No. 2 is the regular packet for Henderson
at P. II. on Monday and has elegant pas
senger appotntrnen ts. Capt. William Cole
is her skillfuI commander, and A. o. Dur
land and Judge Story are her accomplished
clerks.
FoR MEMPHIS. The Memphis and Gin
einnati Packet Company's magnificent
side-wheel passenger steamer, Alice Dean,
will be here early Monday morning, en-
route to Memphis and all way ports. Capt.
John \. Skunk. an experienced and
popular officer, and a pleasant and polish
ed gentleman. Is her commander, and
Capt. Billy Grub. late Of the Champion, a
most estimable and courteous gentleman,
has charge Of her Office. For Memphis
shippers and passengers nothing could be
better.
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River Dssnneehas

PIFTsBURG. December 24.-The weather
IS mild 9heEmometer So. Monongahela
Both falling rapidly. No arrivals. De-
parted-AbeoEa and st. Charles, for Gin
cinnati. It is probable THAI 00,090 bushels
coal viii leave for CINCINNATI tomorrow,
and l0ssoO9 bushels for Louisville.
CINcnsNATI, December 24,--Port List
Arrlved-Argosy, from Pittsburg. Depart
ed-Robeft Moore, for Nashville; w. F.
with So feet water In the channel. The
weather IS clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, Dee. 81 Port I.ist-.Spray,
Nashville TO Cincinnati; Minneola, Mem
phis 10 Cincinnati; Pink NaFble, from
Tennessee River. gne river Is stationary,
with y feet water in the canal, and 10 feet
on the falls Weather clear and mild.
CAIRO, Dee. 2I.--sam. Orr, Evansville
packet, at i a M: Lizzie GIL, New Or
leans 10 Cairo, at a. M; Indiana, New
Orleans TO LOUISVILLE, at 3 a. m; Belle YER
non. Cincinnati to New Orleans, at a. m.
Glasgow, ct. Louis to New Orleans, at 2
D. m: Lady Gay, 81. Louis TO New Or
leans, at 4 d. m. Lumsten, Nashville
packet, at p. m. IdasRees No. 2, Evans
Vile TO Cairo, at . p. M; Edinburg, New
Orleans 70 Memphis. al o y. m. 81. JOseph,
Cairo to Memphis, at D. M. The river
rose twenty-five inches weather clear;
mercury So.
ST. LOUIS. December 24-On ali the
steamers at this port and tue public Offices
in the city the flags were at haIf-maSt to-
day in honor of the late E.. M. stanton.
Inc HGAA4EL 14OQEEatEo 10 QtAJs ana the
snow and ice thaWed considerably. The
ice in the river IS still very heavy, but the
passage is clear for feTTy-boats across the
river. Port Etst-No arrivals or depart
ures. River falling and full OF heavy ice.
NASHVILLE, December 2i.-River rising,
with IA feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather cold and clear. Departed--Talis-
man, Tor Cairo. e
MEMPHIS, December d. Weather clear
and pleasant. River falling. Departed
Kate Ken oey and Julia, ST. Louis; Silver
Spray and Sam. J. Hale, with 800 bales OF
cotton, CINCINNATI; Lewis, Ntcksburg and
Virginia. New Orleans. = fE
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 24-Arrfved: Wild
Duck and barges and Saliie, from Pitts
burg; commonwealth and Wauanita,
from st. Louis. Departed; Atlantic and
pargess Liberty and barges, and kentou,
to Cincinnati.
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AmusernenFs.


OPERA house. 1.-The attendance last
night. on the occasion OF Katie Putnam's
benefit, wa3 large, and the fair beneficiary
played splendidly; in fact, all the COM
papy sustained their various roles In per-
fectly satisfactory manner. The InvIs-
ible Primes" is a fairy extravaganza, and
is a very pleasing piece. keeping the audi
ence in a good humor during its rendition.
To-day Will te gala occasion. A grand
matinee viii be given at 2 P. NJ, and the
great burlesque of the I" Field of the Cloth
o. Gold," viii be repeated for the last time.
This will be a splendid opportunity for the
ladies and children to see this very funny
buFlesque.
Tonight the Invisible Prince will be
repeated, and we hope to see a full house.
Miss Katie Putnam is one OF the most
pleasing and dashing actresses that has
ever appeared upon the boards in this
city, and cannot fail TO please.
Let the house be filed this afternoon
and Tonight, and let this really fine com
pany be properly encouraged.
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Cafd OF AeknoWledgment.

EVANSVILLE, lad, December "a, 1868.
The Employees of the e. & G. Il.
r. Shops desire to express their
heartfelt thanks to John Ipgle,
Jr., President of the E. & G. r. r.,
and his cstimable lady. for their mu-
niheent present of two large fruit
cakes and one magnificent pyramidal
cake, presented on the occasion of
the marriage of their only daughter.
Miss Louisa Iugle, to Mr.. James NJ.
Carpenter, and hope the bliss of the
newly married pair may be perfectly
uninterrupted. G. DoUGHTY.
In behalf Of the Employees of the E.
81 G.. r. II.
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.inclnnasl nhsEet.


BY tUleAraph.l CISozEEArI, Dec. "a.
flour Unchanged and dull; family
% z2tlb %. Es fskt
WHEAT-Dull; red 81 OS9I Il for Nos. ?
CoaN-DulI at 78g74o for new; bat little
old Offering.
OATS 50855c, and steady.
'RTE-Steady, at 90095c.
bailey Very dull; Fall 81 . g 3d.:
Spring 81 10 @ I 10; hardly any demand,
mai.
WHIsKY-DulI, at g4G csc; sales of any
magnitude could not be made at better
than $50.
CoIToE-Dull, but unchanged; middlIng
23zc.
HoGs-Dun. at IS 500 9 90; receipts g. co.
GREES MEATs-Held at 95zc. 1254C, and
l414c; buyers offer 1Sg14c less.
BULK Internationally ll5&c for shoul-
ders, and l45zgi514c for clear rio and clear
sides. COrned and packed bacon could
have been bought at 1884, lgt4, and TIC
for shoulders, clear NIB. and clear sides;
no sales.
LARD-Verv dull; offered at l6c and I7c
for 81 cam and kettle.
MESS PoRK-Ohered at So CO. but 81 10
was the best offer made.
BUTTER-U ncbanged; fresh 306335e.
E0Gs-37 935c, and firm.
O1LS-Linseed oil 63G9Jc. Lard oil duller,
and prices declining; 81 IS q So PstIo-
leum dull, at 3l953c.
GOLD-l2O1<, buying.
ing.
MONEY MARKET-Unchanged.
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THE MARKE ELS
Een YnrE HarKnf.


% relegraph,l NEW YoHK. Dec. IL
CoTTOS-Steady; sales Of 900 bales at
15zFc Tor mtdoitng uplands.
tLoUR-Iseceipts, 1857 bblss without de-
cided change; sales OF 6,s50 bbis at 81 IS
a 50 for supsrfine State and Western
- 1895 10 for extra state: 81 93Q6 10 for
extra; s. 2lG6 50 for Round Hoop Ohio;
- 40g6 90 fCr extra st. Louis; t6 609S GO for
good TO choice do, closing quiet aye
hour quiel; sales 2OO bois at a 7og5 70.
WHIsKY-Wilhout decided change; sales
OF S1J bbls Western at S9c4s4 % free, the
latter price for iron bound.
WHEAT-Receipts $3.50 bushels: prices
slightly favor buyers; nothing doing for
export, and there Is only limited milling
oemand; sales OF sl.g09 bushels az sl 23g
81 q Tor No Spring delivered: 81 30lgl 33S
for Winter red and amber Western 81 40
for wnite Western.
RYE-Quiet-
BARLEY-DDli.
Mali quiet sales Of zoo bushels State
CoRS-Receipts 4.038 bushels; market
heavy. sales or 900 bushels at 81 l09l IL
nominal fcr old mixed Western, 94993c for
oATs-ReSsi5ts Is SIS bushels; market
heavy sales OF 1900 bushels at 62tS9633
for western, ana 63q65c for state.
Coffee Dull.
SUGAR-Dun.
MOI. sssEs-Qulet; sales Of 400 barrels
HOFs-Quist at ls927c for American.
sos for refined.
TURPESIIEE-FIrm at 449441zc.
LINsEED OII.-Duli at 9lG93c IN casks
PoRK-Heavy and dropping: sales OF 500
barrels at S30G50 50 for new mess, $1,000 for
Old ditto, t2fG26 for prime, and S23030 for
prime mess; sales also OF go barrels new
mess, sellers February, sd; also LOCO bar
rels ditto, sellers four and six months, At
$40.
BEEF-Quiet and steady; sales I'D bbls
at 59l3c Tor new plain IN s., and i08lIe for
new extra ness Tterce Beef dull sales OF
tieTces at 25G2So for prime mess, and 2T61
SOC FOR India mess; Beef Hams quiet; sales
loo bbs at 80933c.
CUT MEATS-Heavy; sales 70 packages at
l2gl212c for shoulders, and Tic for hams;
middles dull; sales 100 boxes Cumberland
Cut. deliverable tn January, at 12s<c, also
go boxes, seller january and February,
at l4c.
Hoes - Dressed lower, at ll949l2e for
Western.
LAHD-Heavy aud lower; sales d20 tierces
at l614gl75zc for steam, and lS1<glS5zc for
Kettle rendered; also SO tlerces steam,
seller February, at lSc.
BUrrER-Rather more active, g lS932c
for Ohio
CHEEsE-Duli at 169ISHc.
FREIGIITS-To Liverpool more active and
shade flrmer; shipments of 1900 bushels
wheat at IS per sail, and 4A941ss per
steam.