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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-02-20

WALTHAM WATcHEs.-We desire to direct
the attention of our readers to the advertise.
ment of the American Watch Company, in
another column. This Company is the piO.
neer of Matchmaking in the United States,
and has grown in the short space of fifteen
years to the largest Watch manufacturing
establishment in the world. This fact, in
connection with another important fact
that their Watches are now selling at less
prices in greenbacks than the gold prices
asked before the war--illustrates tho great
success of the Company.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-02-20

DIRECT FROM NATURES LABORATORY.
The best article ever discovered for Cleansing
and Polishing Gold, Silver, and Plated Ware, and
all smooth Metallic Surfaces, of whatever descrip-
ton, including Kitchen Utensils of Tin, Copper,
Brass, Steel, etc.
To Jewellers and Workers in Gold and Silver
Plato, the Electro Silicon is of inestimabe value
the time saved, and the vexation prevented by its
use, will forever endear its name TO those who
have had evidence Of its merits.
REDINGToN & co.
Sole Agents, San Francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-02-20

The remains of Mr.. R. were attended to
their sepulture by Albany Fire Co. No. 1.
OF which body he was a worthy and beloved
member.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-09
Sew YORK MnrKet.

! Fsy telegraph NEW YORK. Feb. 8.
! CoTFoN-Easy and active and re lower
sales of l25 bales at 3Oga014c tor middiing
FIoUR-Receipts 4,945 barrels and .s2l
bags: market irregular and unsettled sales
| of $500 barrels at s. 65G6 80 for superf1ne
State and Western; 81 7597 10 for extra
State; s. 509$7 40 for extra Western; 81 81
/ esSS 80 for white wheat extra s6 6l0sS 70 for
Louis; SO 0OgS.2 90 for good choice do:
closing heavy. Rye flour dull; safes OF rs
| bbls. at S. 25@7 80.
CORN MEAL-Quiet; sales 150 bbls West
WHIsKYSSsteady; sales of 50 bbls West
WHEAr-Receipts III, 600 bushels: opened
quiet and closed rather more active aud q
sb;'de a de- fTIneri sales 1000 bnshels az u 5Sg
81 II for No. dO.delivered; 81 50 for Nos.
and 2dO. mixed: l 95a2 % for Amber Mich
igan; s2 Is for white California, and 81 10 tor
white Michigan.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-F1rmer: sales of SO bushels OF
Canada West at 81 Is In store. i
HARLEY MALT-Quiet.
eh8KN-Receipts, Y ,062 bushelss dull and
heavy; sales OF 5000 bushels at H@9Oe for
new mixed Western, S5c for white Western,
90c for white Southern, and 929921zc for
yellow Southern
easier; sales of 600 bushels at 751zg76e for
Western in store, and 7Sc for do. anoat.
GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat, 2,708 500 bushels; corn, I,4O7 ,649
Duh4OlSs OATS Zy05UY0Z1 DuSnclSs rye
bushels; barley, 81, ,3S4 bushels; malt, 58,O34
bushelss peas, 81 yS07 bushels. Fl
RICE-Qutet and firm at 954@101Sc for
Carolina. ressss ss-s-a +.
CoFFEE-Very firm. and in fair demand; /;
sales of $50 bags of Rio ON private terms
200 hhds. Cuba at I05S91l56c; and 80 boxes
Havana at ll5<6I25zc. EF@
PEgROLEUM-Quiet at 231z924c for cfutle,
and Sc for refined In bond.
HOE&-Quieb stt 60Sl6c for American.
OLs-Linseed, firm at 81 04@I O6.
t0RK-A shade nrmer; sales of 650 bbls
at s53 25g33 IS for new mess; $40 so for old
do, S269A 50 for prime; S29 5093l for prime
ness also, go bDls new mess, Marcn and
April. S35 Is. ~ @ ~ s
BEEF-Steady; sales of 100 bbIs at S99l6
% for new plain mess; Sl49l9 so for new
extra mess. Tferce beef quiet: sales of $50
tierees at S27932 for prime messs S32(033 for
India mess. Beef hams quiet; sales of LIS
bDIs at S30a3I. - sa
Cur MEATs-Firm sales of 80 packages
at l4dgl4lzc for shoulders; 1Sc for hams.
DRESSED HoGS-Staady at $l5Gl5 so for
Western: SIS 7i@l6 ior city. 4. ftsao.5a
MIDDTEs Firm aud quiet; sales OF $50
boxes at I7c fof short ribbed; 1919 for
Cumberland cut. s.aI a.f5a
LARD-A shade firmer; sales OF y tIerces
at l9tz@2lc for steam; 2l@2I14c for kett o
rendered also, 2,25O tierces steam. sellers
April and May, at 2Ie, aed sellers six
months at 201zc.
BUTTER-Steady at 259S5c for Ohio.
CHEESE Firm at l692lc.
FREiGHTs-To Liverpool duh and heavy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-09
WASHINGTON.
United States Supreme Court = Ad-
dress OF Hon. {. JefrAFds and OH
ers to the Reconstruction Commits
tee. 6e

WASHINGTON, February SIN the
Supreme Court of the United States,
to day, Chief Justice Chase delivered
an opinion, affirming the decision of
the Supreme Court of Oregon, in
favor of the taxes Of that State being
paid in gold and silver, according to
its law. The courts held that the
legal tender notes being receivable
for all debts with the exceptions on
the statute, they imply satisfaction
of contracts or agreements, while
taxes are of different character with
such obligation, and that it is compe-
tent for a State to designate the char
acter of money in which taxes shall
be paid.
Hon. E. Jeffards, one Of the Judges
of the Supreme Court of Mississippi,
presented, to day, an address to the
Reconstruction Committee, on behalf
of himself and others, claiming TO
represent a large and influential part
of the Republican party who opposed
the adoption of the Constitution
voted down in June last. The adj
dress is in the nature OF a protest,
and is discussion of the condition
of affairs in the State. lie proposes
a plan for restoration as follows:
l. That Congress shall declare all
the offices in the State vacant.
2. Provides for the appointment of
a provisional governor with power
to fill all the Offices thus declared
vacant, and with power to remove all
Of his own appointees.
3. Provides that the proposed Con-
stitution shall be so modified or
amended as to remove those features
that are more proscriptive than is re
quired by the reconstruction laws of
Congress.
4. Provides for an election at the
time designated by the proposed Con
stitution for holding the annual cleo
ton, for the ratification of the Consti
tuition as amended, and for the elec =
ton of State, county and municipal
officers.
The President nominated to the
Senate, Thos. H. Smith, Consul at
La Rochelle. to be Consul at Paris,
vice John G.. Nicalay, w. ID. Small
ding, of New York, Consulate at
Yeddo, Japan; Edward Stephens, OF
New York, Consulate at Manchester,
England, vice Wells; e. fl Kings
barry, Collector of Internal Revenue,
for the Third District Of Massachn-
setts, vice Mccartney to be removed !;
Commodore Andrew A Harvard,
Rear Admiral in the Navy, on the
retired list; Post Assistant Paymaster
Leonard A. Frailley and Assistant
Paymaster. j. z. Loomis, to be Pay
nlasters in the Navy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-09
New York Cattle Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. s.
CATTLE Receipts for the week. 5,508
beeves, 81 ,4S5 sheep and lambs, and IL S44
hogs. The market for Beef Cattle ruled
quite steady, and there was moderate de-
maDd from the date of our last report to
the latter part of the week, when At was
moderately active and heavy at l6 to l7c
for inferior 10 extra steers. To-day the
Offerings were about $500 head, and prices
were heavy at l0gl7c, with n moderate de-
mand, chiefly for better grades The bulk
of the oderingss was common 10 fair. We
quote: Extra lie. prime i6149l612c, fair to
good l59l6c, ordinary 12Sl41ze, inferior
l0dl2c.
SHEEP AND LASIBs-The market has been
quite steady with a fair demand, chiefly
for good stock, and with moderate receipts.
To-day the arrivals at all the yards were
moderate. and the demand being fair, the
market was firm AT 75sG9c. Among tue
sales were l30 head of Michigan sheep. 5f
SwINE-Owing TO hight arrivals the mar
ket last week was duh but 4rmer, closing
Saturday at i2lzgI2f4c, and steady: the ar
rivals OF fair being about 3, 800 head, prices
are firmer, l21z9l3e being the demand fol
common 10 prime grades: dressed are
tlrnl at l59l5Lc Tor Western and l5sz6glGc
for city.
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Chicago Market.

BJ Telegraph.l CHICAGO. Feb. s.
EXCHANGE-In medium demand at Ii 10
OIL, buying, and lilo premium, selling.
FLoUR-(luiet, with the demand almost
exclusively for low and medium grades !:
sales AT s. UU616 90 for Spring extra
WHEAT-GuIet, firm aud re higher: sales
OF No. at 81 &21.6gl "a: No. 2 at 81 l51%6e
81 10; closing with buyers at 81 IL; sales
this afternoon at 81 1614 for No. 2
CORN--ActlYe. easier and L6g1zc higher I;
sales of No 1 Mt 6Uc; new at 571z6s5Sc; no
new: also, sa es OF No. at G9 j., seller May,
and 7054c, seller last half of April; new at
5SQS5S1 &C, seiler last half of February, and
5SIac. seller March market unchanged 6his
afternoons.
OATS = Active; opening at 534(453l &c +;
closing with no buyers ut 53c.
RYE-Duli but firm and 1M2c higher;
closing at 81 l79l Is for No. I.
BARLEY-Firm aud 26l3c higher sales of
No. z at 81 Cool SO closing at IL 90.
HIGHwLNEs-Fifner at SOC tor wooden,
and9e for iron bound packages.
PROVISIONS = Quiet, steady and firm I;
sales OF mess porK at Sa 90, cash closing
steady. Balk Meats steady and quiet aL
l5c for Cumberland; 131Sc for Shoulders,
buyer February. Lard quiet and steady al
2Ozsc, cash. and 2lc, buyer February. other
descriptions OF hog products nominally
unchaDged. -
si4 OOtJl1 30; closing at Sl4 21JI5 90, dividing
on 2DJ pounds.
LIVE HoGs-Firm, active and steady at
Sll 5O9l2 20 for good to choice shipping
BEEF CATTLE - ModeI alely active and
steady at 50 5096 90 for good to extra cows,
and 81 O0S97 62% for good 10 choice ship
ping steers.
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st. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Feb. 8.
ToBACCo-Steady and unchanged.
II EMP AND COTTON-NOthtng done.
FLoUR-Low grades active, and the ten
dency is upward, other grades firm; SUPER
fines sold at IS 20@6 Is; extra S6 256S6 rs +:
double extra Sc 5097 50; treble extra to
fancy IS 00(Gl0 so.
WHEAT-FalI grades held above the
views of buyers, and dull prime white sold
at 81 IS; choice red at 81 IS; Spring firm
ana i1 demand, at s1S3@l So for No. :.
CoRN-HeId firmly at 72973c for mixed
and yellow; 73gz5e for white.
OATS-QuieE but firm. at 64966e, and
choice black for seed 6SCg70c.
BARLEY-Quiet ard firm, sa' es of choice
Illinois Spring at s2 To-: fancy Minnesota
& S5.
RYE-Searee and higher, at 81 27esl 80.
WHISKY Easier, at y2c.
| 3 RoRK-Actiye, and advanced to S33 so
! 0Da -
BULK MKAP-StrOng and active, with
large sales for future delivery; packed
1THc; loose clear sides up The river for
| buyer for the month lie: loose shoulders
| and hams to arrive at l3laa9l6c.
BACON-Stff, with large sales for future
delivery; city shoulders sold at I4s4c; clear
rib sides l754c; clear sides iSl4c: sugar
| cured hams lSe2l9c: shoulders aud clear
sides for bus ers for March at I514eylSt4c-
| LARD Cuiet and very little doing; prime
fierce nominal at 20I&e.
| HOGS-SmalI sales at Ol501 &c.
| CATFIsE-tRuleL aud sunetanged, With q
fair local and fnoderate shipping demand
| for choice. e so
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-09
no NETARY \ COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINANCIAL-The demand for money is
not very urgent, but still there is no Idle,
capital in bank. The market may be re-
ported easy, with tendency to a more
comfortable feeling for the fntnes. aCurren :
cy isin good supply, and the receipts from
the country are accommodating with the
banks and bankers, while exchange on
New York is In very active demand, indi
eating that the payments of collections are
large and unusually prompt. Rates of In
tercst are fully maintained at 10 to II per
cent.
Exchange on New York is in active de-
mand at par buying, and Is premium SELL
ing. A
Gold continues very steady at l35 buying,
and 136 selling. The amount of gold offer
ed for sale is very small, and rates vary ac-
coIding to the amount
Government bonds are strong but not
higher. We quote them as follows:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-09
aNew York DEFY Goods Mnrket.

y a ET =
The extreme prices for cotton have q
tendency 10 Inl part nrmneSS TO the cloth
market, aud We note advance by
agents OF &c per yard on most of the pop
uIar makes of heavy brown shretfngs,
such as-zAtlantic A, Appleton a. Indian
Head aud Pacific Jtxtfas. but jobbers haze
made no oselIauge except OneA Appleton a.
which has arisen from l6tsc To l7c, agents
caunG- IN OgherAst yieSs OF cotton goods
There Is no paFtieuiar change to observe !;
prices genera ly steady, firm and in better
inquiry, although TIA Sc Is not lively. Cot
tOnades IN good request and advancing in
s. napaLhy with cotton ball prices; 4nd4Ic
for cotton warps; best makes job readily
at 350s371zc aud 40a45c, and twine is in good
demand at 35t94094Sc, the latter for extra
f1ne four ply. 20
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-09
TELEGRAPH ITEMS.

Gold iclosed in New York. yesterday at
1855
me New York Herald argues that from
events transpiriTg in Cuba, a policy OF
American Intervention is imperativey
forced upon the coming administrations.
u IS stated That the Southern Repnbli-
cans in the United States Senate have re-
Gently been holding secret caucus, in
order to unite the Republicans from that
section on matters of interest To them i,
and making joint movement to secure
fun pay from the beginning of the Fortieth
iliifa7 Congress.
-.la The New York sun says the brokers are
49, sail endeavOrIng TO have Assessor Webster
moved During Investigations on Saiur-
day. II learned that a large banking
1rtn Wall StI eet, which has branch
house IN So Louis and Philadelphia, has
been using specific capital of half MILL
ion of dollars in its business without max
ing any return or paying any tax thereon
They were to be attended to yesterday.
ie The eastern bound passenger train of
the Union Pacific Railroad ran through an
opeu switch at SmiItOn, Saturday night.
-, and the engine. baggage, express and
smoking cars thrown from the track and
badly wrecked. The engineer was fatally
injured and died Sunday morning and
ss Ia Henry 3nckhars,. fireman, and another
mau on the Locomotive seriously hurt
1t is stated that the details of the pro-
posed bill for the reduction or the army,
agreed on by the House Military Commit
tee, is as follows: 1t. Consolidate the
-HM aQuartermaster, COmmissary, and Pay De-
47r partments into one department., TO be
called the Department of supply I'd. Con-
solidate the Ordnance Artillery into one
Corps Sd. Rednce the number of infantry
$50 eginlents from forty We 20 thirty. 4th. No
more BrigadIer Generals of Line TO be aE-
af7 $3.50 pointed beyond the present number,
(eight,) thus abolish1ng two commissions
+ s now vacant. 5th No more Brgadier Gen.
erals to be appointed staff, except In
the Chief of Supply Department.. 9Th.
Abolish the Regfmental Commissary for
Subsistence OF Cavalry. 7th. Reduce the
"a sta number nOn-commissioned officers in
each regiment. Sth. Abolish bonds. 9th
The term of enlistment to be five years.
10th. The mode of reduction to be by ABB
sorptiOn, that is in military phrase, by
casualty. expiration of terms OF enlist-
ment, discharge, death, disability dismis-
t8f sal, or resignation. 18th. All STAFF Depart
ments to be reduced in the mum ber OF their
officers. No new appointments to be made
~ IL either from West Point or from civil life
until this reduction Is accomplished which
lllli IL is estimated Will require two years. The
number of officers thus cat off viii be about
,f8A sixty. Ba E
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-09

Logan moved an amendment, that ROCK
Island be ceded TO the State OF IlllnOls.
A point of order being raised, Logan
amendment was ruled OuL or ofier:
sf3faialess amendment was rejected.
without further progress the house CooA
n recess.
CoRREcrIoN-The remarks by Shanks,
of Indiana. at one OF the night sessions,
-fasf week ON the subject of reserving
DoItds for the construction OF the Raelae
RAILROAD, were in New York and Efe
Western papers attributed 10 Schenck, OF
Ohio
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CARPETS.


Ha
Nos. AZ and 40 BIAIN ST., T e
1HAcN liaq 81 iAar BvANsvELLE, IND.
wwYEEO WANTS A MICA CAIfPfT
Wv al reasonable price and no trou-
Now rs the fine 10 make your JglCo OF
Friends q handsOme Chrfstni0ts Present, aud
at the same time make home itE coInfor0-
siit Low w Pisfels, diIEAT rNDucEMENTs
AND GOODsADNICEs nrra - l.. fa.
p In order 70 reduce oar etoek before max
ing our annual invoice Oh Jamuitry lht,
1863, we propose for
! Ia mSz TnaE NEXT 30 DAYS -6a
10 offer our Darpets at the lowest possible
hsufes that VIII pay cosf, ca1Tfu0e, aud e1-
1eSgses. aAHMM ElWHNH# ..
Also, I'm order to give employ ment TO
our Carpet-makers aud UphOlsterers dur
ing the duit season, we propose 20 make up
and sy st9,9s, ,sS az ,SaEPeis Ee ssftl sanq.
delivered Irec.s All work gis0ronteeI.
our STOCK of Mattings, pn Cloths, Win
dow Sifndea, DarfTaHhs, Lace Curtains, Cor
ntces, Wall Papers, and House Fufntshllg
GoOds. generally, ~ larger tnan All others
(in that llne) now IN our city combined.
goods are Tote1ftcft in The Umltcd States.
We are cIcfitsiuctU la this line Of business.
What others can DO elsewhere we propose
10 do in Evansville. {" Every man tO iIls
trade" city Business IS dWided: Don't
60 % a shoe Store 1or putty or pstdiOclls.
Don't buy rice or rtt-isiii files la ~ crock
cry store Don't ask for mutton in i mill
linery shop. Don't think you Caau DuI chase
dry goo * In a drug = ore. Alsi, iib iVc All,
ponf PuS, your S,,l AitP EIs m q DIR y
Carpet-Rakinz for 10 days. Is given 0ratis
for the benefit Of IN i0h0h q niay con-
ceTn"l Give us "A call. f.t VI
Evansville, Ind Dec. ], 1865. ldej
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scrofula. scurvy, salt Rheum, CarbuncIe
and Boils, Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections of the Skin, Inflammatory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Plies. Chrome
Dfarrhosa, MercuriaI Diseases, and every
Taint of the System; Dyspepsia, aud
those Affections originating in the De-
rangement OF the Digestive Organs,
q wiz, Bilious Complaints. Neuralgia, and
Nervou Affections, Headache, Lam
gour. AID Depression of Spirits, Loss OF
Appetite, Constipation.
WT HIS EXCEHaLENT MEDICINAL
l Compound was first prepared By DR.
j. W. POLAN ND. in 1871, and was then en-
ployed with great success in expeIiing hu-
nIors from lhe blood; but ia 1913 a inedical
friend wi was quite celebrated as y ply-
sician, especially in the treatment OI hu-
mOrs, suggested some important improve
ments, which were Adopted, aud which
HAS made ft $50 the people sayl1he very
best remedy for all Kinds ofsbumorE
known to ''Ihe faculty"
This prepar;ItLOn Is composed entirely of
vcsskstat,Ies ann o1le, which arc Sarsaparilia
Yellow DOCK, Noble zine, Mandrake, and
BloOdroot.
Ham tnsh ire, at 6lonstOwn Centre, fOr the
space of thirty or forty miles around, aud
inAIancbester particularly the EumOr Doc
tor WAS well known and highly yaiued fOI
the numerous and wonderful cures which
IL ef1ected. Though manufactured i'm large
Quantities, the supply was frequently ex-
laAusiAsi. and pufcnaserg had Co walt for
very severe cases of Ery-sipelas were treat
ed Witn-and they We're curedl EryBi peias
sores. OF earbuncles-those ugfy, painful
uicers-were entirely removed wherever
TINS medicine was faithfully used. 80 Il
was with SerOiuia aud salt itheuin. The
Hunlor Doctor cured Them. fI fT0sf
IL is free from amy dangerous drugs, Is
pleasant TO The taste. safe, yet sure an4
effective In its aeLlon.
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Now York cold and stock Market

MONEY Eassy at car on call; prime busI-
ness notes at 76eS. -#f=sH
5i,ERLING-Dall at 91s99tz. -
0,JLD-A shade firnlers opened at las,
too -.bed 1351S, and ca 0sed at 1875. The
steamer dsaTibria for Europe to-mOfrOW, (,
has x7O0,OOO thus far engaged. 6es7 per cent.
was paid for carrying at the close.
IiOVKRN1TESTS- -Opened strong and high
er, but the rise was subs quently lost, aud
the market closed firm. The bill reported
ia the House on Saturday, from the Ways
and Means Committee, mee with general
favor as b,sving an undOubted tendency
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EurODean Market.
Ry CabIa.
I.oNpnN. Feb. s.

By NHUIt5.I Ion DtFTNs T ot O.
American sseariti+s aaie5t and steady: SeIt
bonds 76s4; Erie :z5lz: IflIn9ls Central 9355<
tallo@ DDS Sd +; linseed oil E2S; lInseed 5Ss(g
5Ss 6d. n
FsANKFoRF, February S.-Bonds S0l4.
\ I IIY kRPooI- February S.-COttOn quiet I;
sales l2.uJO bales mlddling uplands al I2t4M
l23sd; bTeadstuffs unchangeds pork Yss 6d (;
beef I0Os; f9rd - Sd; cheese CTS; bacon 59s
&it produce uachanged. -.-a-r t...
] ANfRER p. February S-PetrOleum b9lz9
50 francs cenLimes.
HAYRE, February S.-Cofton easier at l42
francs on the spot; I4I francs afioat. 80.
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GROCERIES.


The Grocery trade last week was in every
respect what could have been desired at
this season of the year. The only article in
which there has been material advance,
is in Fish, which have gone up 4" killing"
as will be seen by the report below:
CoFFEE-Is 1rrn without material change
In prices. We quote common 2O922e; fair
2l923c; prime 24@25e, and good TO choice
Java 359 3Sc. Iaguayra 26c and firm.
SUGAR-Is firm at the advance noted last
week. Wequete raw at IS9l4c; Porto Rico.
I4Gsl5c; Orleans lS1a@i5e; DeTnarara l59
I5.ac; soft rehned l5159l6c; hards I7t5c.
TEAs-There are no changes In the price
of teas. We contlnne to quote fol-
lows Black: Souehong, soc to 81 SO: /:
oolong, 81 to go. Green. Young HysOn,
81 - TO l 70; Imperial, 81 25 to l 20; Gun
powder, 81 20 to 200; Hyson. u to 60.
AfoLAssEs-Stocks fair and Aamcient to
meet the wants of the trade. Orleans
plantation is scarce, and quoted at 75990c.
The refined syrups are according to quail
ity and reputation of manufactures, from
Csc to 81 %.
FIsH-We quote MaekcreE, No. .aIll bar
rels s29a30; other sizes. at 832 for extra
White Fish, 50 90 for new; ~ 50 for old.
RIcE--Marlket nrm at Il@1I1xc for
| GOOD to prime Rangoon. Carolina ll1S@
I2c.
| CANpLEs-I.ight weights lS1ac. and full
weights 24c and steady. p
CANpY-We continue to quote at lec and
2Oc per pound.
J sTARoH-Is unchanged at 71z to Sc.
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Louisville Market,

By Telesrapn.l LoUGsVILLE. Feb 6.
TOBACCO SALES of 43 hogsheads new hgs
to Medium leaf at s. OO(9l2 sHs- I1-f.
COTroN-29c,
Nj ESS Pork S.S3 90.
LARD-2U1s 1sa2Ic.
BULK MEAFs-S houlders at l4l{e; clear
rib sides lz14e, and dear SIDES I71@e.
BACON N-Shouldels at I514c, clear I'D sides
lSLc, and clear sides lS1zc, all packed.
FGoUR-Supefflne 70 7596 p.
WHEAT-Sl 7O9l 75.
CORN-604g5c. llz e ~
OAT5-0Se. = aA#4 azeaAHa Gss d
RYE-SI 43al 45. =.
WHISKY-Dull at 91a96c
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-09

LoNDoN, February 81 Advices
from Athens are contradictory, and
now state that the new Cabinet under
Gaimis is formed. and peace thereby
secured.
The reported battle between the
Turks aud MOutenegrins is deuied. ~.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-09
The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
tUal
.tat8 StIIlWell's Patent &
fH sdt
Heater and Lime Catcher |
rnnIEE NEOsT sEKInus nIFFICuIlrY
LOO =

TWNH&E MOST SERIOUS DAFFAGULEM
- experienced by those VITO use steam
20 Wer - tire fOFnailan in their boilers OF
what is k 1Own 20 engineers AS "5GALEH
or " INCRUSrATION" IA hard substance
formed out OF the earthly salts contained
In tile water, which attaches Itself 1rmiy
Ia the whole inner surface of the boiler.
La tins city this difficnlty h peculiarly ag-
graVated by the lara o quantity Of magne-
sia and lime found in the wafer, which.
besides forming scales ON the boiler, Obj
structs tie pipes and Occa8iOns the most
annoying delays I'm cleaning, as well rs
actually endangering the safety of The
boiler. 81