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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27

B0 Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish 4 Barter's. oc1tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27

SENT TO. JAIL. = Matilda Black
burn, muIatto woman, was arrested
yesterday, charged with larceny. A
lot of quilts lost by Simon Gumberts,
last June, were discovered by Tom
Royston, who was at the house look
ing for some other articles. He was
furnished with description of the
quilts, when they were stolen, and
recognized. them as soon as he saw
them. She had an examination be-
fore Recorder Willard, and was sent
TO jail in default of 5000 bail. Ma
tilda, as we understand. served one
term In the penitentiary, and has only
been out about enc year..
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HEATING By STEAM.-The jour
NAL Counting and Editorial Rooms
arc indebted to ". G. TUENocK &
Co.. Of this city, fora heating appara-
tus that makes them unusually com
Portable. The heaters are made OF
upright coils Of wrought iron pipe,
with ornamented cast. iron bases and
caps, and are both ornamental and
useful as furniture, in addition to
their value in radiating heat. The
steam is taken from the boiler and
distributed to thezheaters by means OF
an iron pipe. The whole arrange
ment is done in the most workman
like manner. We invite all who use
steaua in connection with their Offices
or places Of business, to call and ex-
anime our heaters, thoroughly per-
suaded that when they do so they will
give Messrs. TURNo6K & Co.. an. order
for similar heating arrangements IN
their establishments. Messrs. TUR-
MOCK design paying particular atten-
ton to this branch of their business,
and will attend to all orders promptly.
70 \ 40
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WEDDING CARDS. No Office IN the
State is so wen prepared as We are for
printing the very finest quality of
Wedding Cards. We have the best
stock. in the market. r., gov ~ IS. = 1.-,
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay Tor Young Men on the grima
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create impediments TO MAmaIAGH,
with sure means 81 relief Sent in scaled
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Reward
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
JUMP dam lrp ID
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b@ See Found in 3e-cent col
unaa9gA lH5lG1 . 9l8le ls9i
eGet your Envelopes atthe cur
nal Office. os 49,
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Fine Stores for Rent.

1TOS. 30 AND 81 NORTH FIRST ST.
IL The former now occupied by Miller,
Gardner a. Co, wholesale Dry Goods; and
of the latter III. Feldman a Co Wholesale
balance of this building (which is sepa-
rate) has been used as q wholesale Cloth
ing House by 5. Gumberts & Co.
Each store is IS feet wide by 40 feet deep,
four stories high, with cellars feet in the
clear under each.
Posses sion given in November next.
To good tenants these stores Will be
rented VERY LOW. Apply TO
~ Il. GILBERT q CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
oc7l d2m1 No. 81 North First Street
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4 SALE or REAL ESTATE. Yesters
day, Fred. w. Wiggenbaus sold to
Joseph Turnock, John f. Glover and
James E. Pittman, Trustees for
Morning Star Lodge No. z. /. 90. F.,
5Ox75 feet, being the northeast one
third Of Lot SO. Old Pan, for $1,000
cash. Morning Ster Lodge owns the
fifty feet fronting on First Street, at
the corner of Sycamore. and Peter
Vierling, the twenty-five feet front
adjoining the lot owned by the
lodge. The lot purchased yesterday
fronts on Sycamore Street, and is the
fifty feet at the rear end of the lots
owned by Morning Star Lodge and
Mr.. Vierling. The Lodge wants the
so by so feet in rear Of her lot, and
Mr.. Vierling wants the 25 by % feet
in rear of his lot Mr.. will pur-
chase from the Lodge. which will
make both lots extend to. the alley,
making the lots very desirable for
husincss DrODertV
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Nancy hath taken and subscribed
the oath or affirmation Of allegiance
and fidelity as directed by an act of
the General Assembly (of Virginia)
entitled an act to oblige the free male
inhabitants of this State, above GER
tain age, to give assurance of allegi-
ance to the same and for other pur-
poses.
Witness my hand and seal this 10Th
day of Sept, 177I
TSigned JOHN POWELL.
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Read Nasty on Barroits S.

"a Fish & Barter have fine
assortment of Ladies initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes TO match.
oc1tf
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WEEKLY JoURNAL.-The Evans
vile WEEKLY JOURNAL will be
issued this morning. It is full of
choice reading matter, editorials,
fnaucialand commercial reports, mis-
cellaneous, etc. Copies in wrappers,
price FIVE cents, can be had at the
counting room. The price of the
WEEKLY, per aanum, is only 81 so.
It is the cheapest and best paper
published in Indiana. The market
reports are alone worth twice the
subscription price to every farmer.
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( DAMAGE 10 ToBACoo.-Mr. 81. Q.
Nancy, who has travelled extensively
through Warrick. Spencer, Pike Du-
bois and Gibson Counties, informs US
that the tobacco cut and hung in
barns aud tobacco sheds was badly
frozen and greatly damaged by
the heavy freeze Of the last three.
or four nights. He estimates
that one-half the crop is badly
damaged, and at least one fourth abb
solHtely ruined We are aware that
gentlemen. eoguizant of these factsq
have already telegraphed to their
commission merchants in New York
and New Orleans to hold ON to}their
tobacco for the present, in anticipa'
ton of considerable advance in the
price of tobacco. POI owi 10 xab
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Indiana Horse Fair, at Sullivan, Oct.
vs-r-s Goth to the 30ths

Don't Dye, use Barrett's."
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~ T. c. Bridwell & Co D., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Cons
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-f
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BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY. = Peter
Hague, yesterday, fled an affidavit
against Tom Walker, negro, for
stealing a lot of articles from him
few days ago. The negro, also,
stsle various articles from Tobias
Sasse. We mentioned the fact of
Walkers arrest by Sheriff Miller yes
terday, but gave his name as, CLARK,
which was a mistake. The parties
all live In knight Township. Walker
acknowledged bis guilt, and, was
bound over in $200to appear at the
Criminal Court. In default Of bail
he was sent to the county jail.
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The HeaIing I'D OoIs
TyssA rs FOR YOUNG MEN. who
- have fallen into vicious ha0its. and
now desire q higher lie, and q better
MANHOOD, with certain means Of relief
for the AFFLICTED. sent In sealed letter enc
velOpes, free of charge. Address HOVE
ARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box r., PHILADEL-
PIIIA, PA. Hep4#
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. OcL25-d3t-eod
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Jr. RI0HAU3 Golden Rem8li Is.

DIs h1o4AI ~ UVAlDA AAp4lpuA cBi
b. $1,000 REWARD Tor. amy case Of dis
ease In any stage which they fail 90 cure.
DIR. RICHAUt5 GOLDEN BAL5AM No.
4 cures Ulcers, liberated sore Throat and
Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cutaneous EruptIouF,
COpper-colOred blOtcheB, soreness OF the
Scalp, ScrOfula, &C; 70 IS the greatest Rem
ovator, Alternative and Blood Purifier
known.
DIR. RICHAU's GOLDEN BAL.5AA T, ETo.
2 cures .Mercurial Affections, Hheumatlsm
IN all It's forms. Price Of either Mo. or
IS per bottle, or two bottles for sB
DIR. RICHATJ'S GOBDEN q NTIDJTIg. "a
rapid and radical cure for an Urinary de-
arrangements. Price g3 per bottle.
DR. RICHAU'5 GOLDEN ETJE TH
D'AMOUR, @ radical cuFo Tor Nervous or
General Debility. in old 0ryOuug Price
80 per bottle, or two bottles for tH. on ne
ceipt. OF price these remedies Win bU snip
ped TO any place. Prompt attention paid
10 all correspondents. None eenuine With
out the name OF " Or. RICHAU'S GOLD
EN- REMEDIES. D. b. RICHARDS, Sole
dress DR. D. y. RISHART5. 40. ~ Varies
Street, New York. Ocl-lycod
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Barrett's stands unapproaohed.
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\ EVANSVILLE, TERRE HAUTE e..
DANvILLE RAILRoAD.-A meeting of
the Directors of the Evansville, Terre
Haute & Danyille Railroad was held
at the Terre Haute. House in Terre
Haute, on Monday evening, at which
John Ingle, Jr., resigned the position
of President, and Josephus Collett,
Jr., was elected toesucceed him. .u.
By order Of the Directors the heavy
work on the line viii be let at once,
and ties and other material purchased.
An adjourned meeting was to be held
Yesterday. - -
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BG The festival season is approach
ing, and Wilde ushered-in on Thurs
day night, on which occasion the Fair
and Festival for the benefit of the
Sabbath School of the Church of the
Holy Innocents will Commence. 6 As
the Fair win last only two nights,
Marlett's Han ougst to be filed both
nights. @ . a-.o -
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AN ANCIENT DocUMENT.- We were
shown yesterday a very ancient docu-
mont, printed ia plaih tgpe-long
Iplrimer--of which the following is a
copy:
- I do hereby certify chat Amos
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B@Torn money taken at par for
goods at Schapker, Bussing & Co.
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pg The wv. G. B. & Co. Falcon
Pen, we'll known as one of the best
steel pens in the market, is for sale at
the Journal Office.
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sg- Try the nicely perfumed Initial
Paper, for sale at the Journal Office
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.
NEW SCHoOIa-The School Board
have perfected arrangements to use
the basement Of the German Metho-
dist Church, corner Fourth and Vine
Streets, as a Primary School, The
Superintendent will make arrange
ments to transfer the children on
Monday next who will occupy the
room. 80 aRai'sHP'' iiie 3ca fsla
The crowded condition Of the PIT
mary Schools makes this change q
very desirable one-and we are glad
to learn that it has bean perfected.
fall our German citizens could see
this matter in the same light we think
it would be greatly to- their interest
as well as benefit to the schools at
large. ara raufsaaarrrsla bsazt.5a..9s
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nATOHEHOn,a IIATR D.

This splendid Halr Dye IS the best lu lHe
world the only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable Instant nCou5; Io elise
appointment; no ridiculous tiuis; reme-
dies the III effects Of bad Dye lnvlgOUui ea
and leaves the Hair soft AND beautiful
BLACK or BROWN. sold =uy uN druggists
and Perfumers; and properly applied mt
Bachelors Wig FactoIy, 80 u Bond ST.,
New York.
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HoRsE FAIR.--A special train, car
rying exeursionists at. half fare, viii
leave for Sullivan at 7 O'clock this
poornfnc
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~ We omitted, yesterday, to give
B. F. GlIett the credit of discovering
some articles that had been stolen by
o nero.
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CIT Y N e w S.

wEDNEsDA r.. - OCTOBER ~ lsea
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-22

NEW York. june 21.-ootton Is dali heavy and
lower; sales 9!o bales; Middling uplands ss} q a3sc
Fiour-sales "a 500 bbs. State and Western shade
nrmer with good demand; auperfne to fancy State
90 q 90; do to choice Western 90 a ST. South
s1eag % 4 10 0a
active and shade trmer, with q brisk import de-
mand; sales III, 600 BUSH; No. 1Spring 30 a 52
about 1c higher, closing dull sales AZ 900 bush; new
MIXED western 81 e SIC via canal and 81 D S9c via
railroad; White IS q 69c Oats dull; sales "a, ,00l
Dusn; Western 764c in store and 774 a 7ec afioat
Beet quiet. steady and unchanged. Pork quiet and
steady; sales 900 bbls; mess at 80 81 a. c3 90
$50 bbs steam rendered Is q zoe; kettle 20 q 2ojc
Whiskey dull; sales 100 bbs. Western 03 d 05B
Sugar unchanged; sales $50 hhds. Muscoyado at iii
dull and nominal Tallow dull sales 49, 900 lbs u
III life. Linseed quiet ana unchanged. Frcights
to Liverpool very firm; Grain per sail 81 g Gid.
NEW York, june 21.-Cattle market-Beeyes-
market dull and holders found 1t hard to SELL even
at decline Of 3c from lastweeks prices receipts oI
the week 9lsI head; quotations, good 70 iair 12t q
market extremely du and heavy and business bare.
y sufficient to establish quotations. receipts for the
% Teea zs,zss :. head; Quotations common to prime
lie. Swine-market excessively dull and lower; re-
cepts for the week % $40 head quotations, common
to prime q 9zc; dressed 1f4 q 12}e.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 2l.-Cattle market with
increased receipts OF Beeves and of much inferior
average quality, there decline of a 10 ~ f5
highest price Received was o. Is i've msahf
drove Of 70 fine Illinois, averaging 1885 rs: good
butcberng Cattle sold at q s3c and fair to good at
u @ Sc; sales about 2500 head Sheep were large
supply, and there was falling off in the demand
the market was tame and fully lc ~ ib lower Hogs
are in fair demand and prices rule &c y ib higher
than last week.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-Flour quiet aud firm; Spring
extras at 60 g %. Wheat frm and active; No. ]
st q L9 as No higher s sales at e Corn !.
quiet and higher; sales No. 2 at 6i3 @ 6iic. Rye
tirm and higher; sales OF for No. l.. High Wine.
quiet and steady at CSC. Mess Pork-bnysrs and
sellers apart; 33 80 offered but 80 75 asked. Lard Il
firm and quiet at 194 q 19lc Sweet picked Hams
q 13c loose.
OINoINNATI. June 2l.-Whskey firm. Mess Porl
10 oered freey sales HOO bbls at IS 90. Bulk MeatI
are held 13c for loose shoulders and 16c for do sides
sales go 900 Tbs shoulders, packed at 134c. Bacon Ii
firm at i43c tor shoulders and 17a q Isle for sides
/ sales prime, Lard quiet at 195c.
Il MILwAUKEE, June 2f.--Fl0ur Is quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat firm; No. at 25; No. at 81 i
Oats steady at 69e for No. 2. Corn nominal Rye {:
nominaly unchanged. Barley quiet at 10.
NEW ORLEANS. june 21.-Cotton dull and easier
Middiings Sic. Misunderstanding So q 425c
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-22
mHssHssHPPI.
THE CASE OF YERGER

JACKSON, June 21.-In the case of Yerger.
now on trial before a military commission for
the shooting of Col. Crane the defence COM
menced the examination of witnesses to-day
1t is shown that the piano seized was not the
property of Yerger aud that Crane knew the
fact, hut ordered the officer to make the seiz.
iMe Notwithstanding. 1t is further shown by
correspondence that Yerger had offered tc
settle the claim Of the city against him it the
city would settle claim he held against it iol
damages to property, caused by the neglect OF
the City Government. An order of restitution
had been issued by Judge Peyton in high
Conrt and served on Crane previous to the
difficulty, but it had not been obeyed.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-22
Proposals for R0tiOms
Ind Ship CAas,dJery.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
District OF PortIand and Falmouth,


.- IOrtlhnus June o. zoos.
OEALED Proposals will be received at this Office
- until the oath day OF June inst. tor the supply Of
Rations to the petty officers and seamen OF the u s.
Revenue steamer "Mahoning," or any other Revenue
Cutter or Cutters that may be stationed at this
port for the term of one year from the LIST day OF
July next. l......sl
The ration. tor the service is the same as
that ed in the naval service, ,Omittng the liquor
and consists of the following articles viz.: Beet
Pork Flour Rice, R1sins, or Dried Fruit, Pickles
Cranberries, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter
Cheese, Molasses. Vinegar.
q The rations to be Of good wholesome quality to
be approved by the Captain, and the different art-
cles comprising the ratons to be delivered ON board
the vessel in good and sufficient casks and vessels. to
be provided by the contractor, and the contents
thereof to be distinctly marked each. 1t is to be
understood that the contractor will be bound to fur
nish, upon reasonable notice. as often as may be re-
qured by the captain of the vessel with the appro
baton OF the Collector mot exceeding upon
age one day in each week. such fresh meat and
fresh vegetables may be equivalent to the cores
ponding parts Of the ratons allowed In the naval SER
vice. ~ y
Table OF Rations may be seen at this office.
Sealed Proposals viii also be received at this office,
until the 21sE inst. Tor Ship Chandery for the
the above named vessel or vessels for said term of
one year. -t
List of articles to be bid for and other specifca-
tons necessary to full understanding OF the prope
sails advertised for, may be seen at this Office
~, ~ ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.
i'ii@ je9it24 Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-22
WASHINGTON.
ALTERATION IN SALES OF GOLD Anp

ALTERATION IN SALES OF GOLD AND BONDS
=, WASHINGTON, June 21.-After the close Of
the present fiscal year, June 3Oth and until
Iurtner notice, instead of weekly purchases Of
m1 Tonds anu sales OF gold, the Secretary of the
treasury will purchase one million dollars OF
9onds on alternate weeks, beginning Thurs
day, July lst, and win sell ST OOO 600 of gold
on Thursday, July 9Th. The Assistant Treas
urer at New York has been instructed accord.
ingly.
RECIPROCITY TREATY WITH CANADA
On the 18th inst. Secretary Fish addressed
an official letter to the British Minister in
forming him OF the action of the House Of
Representatives at the last session, recommend
ing the renewal of negotiations for an arrange
ment of trade with Canada, and INVITING M :.
Thornton's cooperation with q view to the me-
gotiation OF convention covering the inter.
cnange OF produces, the free navigation of the
ssi ss; lawrence from the gulf and the inshore
nsnerles, and such other matters as NAV be
embraced in the general subject of trade rela-
lions between the United States and Canada
Inc i! British government has given the Cana
ulan authorities the practical control of these
subjects So far as they are Concerned. and IL il
expected that the Canadian Commissioners
VIII arrive here Immediately, to confer with
and assist the British Minister in the con sder-
alton of the proposed convention.
RETURN OF THE PRESIDENT
President Grant and family returned to
Washington this evening. ~
coLoRED MEN DRAWN AS JURORS. aat
To-day, Judge Fisher presiding, in the Csim-
inal Court, ordered the Marshal to summon a
number Of colored citizens to fill vacancies in
the grand and petit juries, one term Of which
was commenced this morning. A list of nine
was prepared accordingly, and from these ju-
rors were selected this afternoon Before the
close OF the week this new element viii be rem
resented among white jurors
THE CASE OF DOUGLASS THE coLoRED TYPO.
1t Is generally admitted that Douglass, the
cuiored compositor, will continue at the gov
ernment office irrespective of any society ac-
ton. To-day three compositors resigned; one
OF them, cripple, declared that he would not
work with negroes; another compositor was
discharged.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS,
The receipts from the internal revenue to-
day were $1,032,000.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-22

Cry OF MEXICO, June IA, via Havana, June
2L.-Mr. Nelson, the new Minister of the
United States, arrived here on the 18th.
The authorities at Acapulco had some diff
Guilty with the United States steamer Pensaco-
la, and an order was served upon her cOmman-
der to the effect that she must not leave the
harbor. Without paying any attention to the
order the Pensacola sailed on the next day.
The troubles in Queretaro are Increasing
The federal forces in Michoacan and Guana-
iuato have been ordered to reinforce the troons
in Queretaro.
There is much excitement over the COMING
elections. The Two Republics (newspaperl
predicts that the Government will carry the
dav. Teioda allows the Church many privi-
leges and will gain its aid in the elections.
IA revolution is on foot in Guadalajara.
Gen. Placido Vego has arrived at Tepec.
Gen, Loscoda has issued an order for a di-
vision of the lands and hacindas among the
Indians. This is looked upon as the beginning
of a war of races.
Owing to the vigorous measures OF the Gov
ernment, kidnapping is on the decrease in all
parts of the country.
The latest news from Queretaro is to the
effect that the federal party have displaced the
State officers and are executing the prisoners
for treason.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-22
Fsreign Markets.

HAVANA, june 20.-The following are the CLOSING
qu0tationsof merchandise for the week ending Sat
urday:-Sugar-A small business is doing at un
changed rates; stock In warehouses I'm Havana ant
Matanzas 365 900 boxes and Is 900 hhds exports 10
the week from Havana and Matanzas to foreipI
countries, "a 000 boxes and $500 hhs to the Uniet
States, $4,000 boxes: Muscovadoes dull at IA al 4
reals tor fair to good refining. Lard hrmer at i93
in terces and q in % b tins. Flour easier at 50 81
q 10 % " Dbl. Tallow buoyant at II a l2c % ib
Petroleum declining; quoted at q Al reals % ca
In bbls. and reals " gal. in tins. Hams active q
24c. Lumber steady for Yellow Pine at $26 30 % M
White Pine firm at $50. Shooks-Box fat at reals
Empty hhds. quiet at 50 rs. Freghts steady; " bo,
OF Sugar to United States 70; ~ hid do 81 90 q
8 90; " hid M0lasses "a 20 q 90; ~ ton to Fal
mouth and orders 47s q 52s Cd.
LONDON, June 2t-Forenoon. at 92f a
924 for money and account.
Erie shares 204; Illinois Cenral shares %.
LIVERPOOL, June 2f--Forenoon. Cotton active
sales estimated at Is 900 bales Middling upands II
q 12id; Middling Orleans 12f @12id. Corn 27g "a
2s3s. Pork 99s. Lard 72is. Sugar 353s.
LONDON, June 21-Evening.- .-Consols closed a
92s a 92s tor money and account.
American securities-United States 5-10's nj snI
Erie shares 20; Illinois Central shares 94i
LIvERPoOL, June Accommodation closet
active and unchanged sales to-day IL OOO baIes
Wheat 9s cd for California White and 81 i0d for No
Red Western Lard T2s. Tallow 44s Cd.
LONDON, june 21- Evening.-Sugar firm ON th
spot at 39s Sd and easier for a0at at Ss Cd Lnsee,
Oil dull. Talow 44s Sd.