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The Portland daily press., 1869-05-06
STEAMERS.
Norfolk and Baltimore Steamship I,ir

Norfolk and Baltimore Steamship Line.
Steamships of this Line sail from end
&E36zE Daysat o'clock NJ. for NoU6is and nd
3k2zzzz-S Baltimore Steamships
"George Appoid," Capt. Solomon Hores; %
"Wilsiam Kennedy" Capt. J. C. Parker, Jr.
"lfcClelian," CdDt. Frank N. Hotres.
Freight forwarded from Norfotk to Peferso@rg and
Richmond, by river or rail and by the va. y Tenn
Air Line to all points in Virgiuia, Tennessee, 1td
odn1o and Georgia; and over the Sed6odId ana noa-
noke H. n to all points in North and South tdTotsHu;
places West.
through rates given to South and West.
FINE Passenger acco iodalions.
Fare including Berth aud Meals to Norfolk, $i2.50;
time 4s hours. To Baltimore SIS 90; time IS hours
For further Information apply to
e. SAMPSON, agent,
may4d5m 53 Central Wkarf, Boston.
THE BRsTIsH a. NORTH
I[t<R$ AMERICAN ROY AL MAIL STEAM
&l<1&kl$SHiPS between NEW YORK and
sLtvERPOOL, calling at Cork Harbor.
SAILING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
SCOTIA, May Y AUsrRALAsIAN, e 2e
CHINA, saturday May 10 RUSSIA, June
Sader Shiei CABIN ,, Passage. gold
' oaC1b Cabin fY, Passage to Paris sis eoS
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable
t tGr Specie or yaluabes, unless bills Of Lading having
apply to are K9r
103 State Street.
NAhD LINE Sailing every Thursday from
RALM t,a.L9 fhA, May6 ALEPPO. June
SAMARIA, NAV a7 ouhe III
Cabin Passage. e,........... 400
81 Do 36U, gO0s
~9~' -. :. $3.50. currency.
These steamers sail from Liverpool every Tuassisyy
bringing freight and passengers dilect 10 kcst
Steerage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown
S37 currency.
For freight and cabin passage apply to CHARLES
G. FRANCKLYN, 103 State st. no2Oeod 1v
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o TO LET.

A Good Brick House to Let,
L Mo rill's Corner containing ten finished
N rooms Plenty OF wafer; good stable and gar
den tpot. Possession immediately Apply ON the
prem ses to Charles e. Morrill,, or
VIM. III. JERRIS.
Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hall.
MAY B. dit
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as's , - - a1Es
" 10000 square eet.
One OF the best lots Pine st about 5000 sqr. it.
lot ON corner of Church and Newbury sts 1000
square feet.
lot on corner Congress and Smith SITS, 1000 #.
A lot on corner Cumbl'd and Anderson st. 1000 #.
Inquire OF JOHN G. PROCTER,
ap2l-d3w SO Exchange St.
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asw Enny xhsnsAnG1 Oaz Testify se This
By Unhap2y Experience!
" Young men troubled with emissions in slesp,-a
complaint generally the result OF bad habit In
youth treated scientifically and perfect cure war
ranted OF no charge made.
more young men with the above disease s0ne Of
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
have it. Al such cases yield to the proper and only
correct of treatment, and in short tina are
made to rejoice in perfect health.
mxddle-1Aeez azen.
There are many men OF the age OF thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad
der often accompanied by slight smarting or burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In a man
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found and sometimes small particles of semen OF al
bumen viii appear OF the color will be Of thin milk
tsh hue, again changing to dark and turbd appear
ance There are many men who die Of this difficulty,
ignorant OF the cause, which iS the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
AL can warrant aperfect cure in such cases. and q
ful and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do so by writing, in a plain manner, a descrip
ton Of their Diseases and the appropriate remedies
lAT correspondence strictly confidential and win
10 returned, If desired.
Address: DIR. j. B. HUGHES,
No. IA Preble Street,
Next door 70 the Prsble House, Portland, Ne. (
- Send Stamp for Circular. -
EEectic Medical IssJfrns0ry,
TO THE LADIES.
DR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No. IA
Preble Street, which they vii find arranged for their
especial accommodation.
DOE II. Electic Renovating Medicines are unrival-
I'D in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating ali
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain of producing relief IN a short time.
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases of OBJ
sruct0ns after all other remedies have been tried In
vain. 1t is purely vegetable, containing nothing In
me least injurious TO the health, and may be taken
with perfect safety at all times.
Sent 20 any part Of the country with full directions
By addressing DR.. HUGHES,
lsn11s65dSw. No. IL Preble Street. Portland.
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YOaE2 Ne1C House
WHEN you put on your outside Blinds,
w don't fail to buy the
Excelsior Fastenings for them.
They are the BEST and most CONVENIENT in use.
Hardware dealers have them.
Manufactured by
mr22dsm* o. M. WHITE, Portland, Me.
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WANTED
Wanted!
Wanted!

A Good Girl to do general house work. Apply at
"A the Jail. Z. N. PERRY.
may Sd1w
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A House and store for &2. 500.

49, A 2 IL story House, in the western part of
M:;; the city, containing six finished rooms; the
entire first floor being lifted up for first class
grocery Store, and is now occupied as such. Gas
hard and soft water Two cellars, being for the
store. Lot 30x40. The house, store and fixtures
are new. A fine opportunity for person of limited
means to do snug business.
GEO. n. DAVIS & Co.,
may4d1w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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II R T. E S +.
EHeAR TREES, &c.
Fine Stock
Fresh ArrSvnJs D0SJy
KENDALL & WHITNEY'S
ap2stf VIM. HERBERT.

Salem Lead Company,
Manufacturers of WHITE LEAD, by new and i'm
proved machinery, whereby they are turning out an
article hch for purity, bgstlancy and body, is un
quallsd in this country, and will be warranted
perfectly PURE. They have, also, Leads of lower
grades. They manufacture, also, LEAD PIPE. Their
prices will be warranted as low as those OF other
manufacturers, for goods OF equal quality
FRANGIS BROWN, Tfeas'r
apr7 2aw3mo
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Small Farm for GoIo

%He=.sA In Gorham, u miles from the village. Ten
:;: acres of good land, one story house eontane 6
gllsssl rooms. Plenty water. Good wood -ho0se sno
barn. Price $1.35O.
Apply to W. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-08

ANAA AAAAA aWAe
BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June7
CorToN-Flrms Fl with a limited business ;
sales OF IVOO oales at SO14c for middling
tLoUR Receipts 25.7a barrels. the mar
ket IS heavy WI sales OF $500 bar
Tels at . 20Na 30 for superfne State and
Western; $ 9Oa6 3 extra state; S. Coat 30
Tor extra western; S. 45q4 50 for white
wheat extra; IS 95a7 10 for round hoop
Ohio; 81 OO9S % for extra st. Louis; 50 OOsg
III 90 for good choice do. Rye Flour quie'
at 81 50G6 50.
CORN n r. aL--DulL
WHIsKx-Dull at 9Sc for Western free.
WHsAT-lc better and in light supply,
with a fair export demand; sales of "a ,OJU
bu~hels At 81 Hal 49, for No. Spring
81 80 for Nos and 3 do, mixed; 81 46gl a.
for No. do; 81 IS for winter red western,
and 81 60 Tor No. ? white Michigan.
RYE-N0minaily lower.
CoRs-Receipts 81 ,895 bushels; lac bet
ter; sales OF 5000 bushels 64aS7c for new
mixed Western wa canal; sIg90c for ditto
OATS Receipts 1850 bushels; lo better
sales of 50, 0OJ bushels at S09Slc tor Western
afioat.
800. - STOCK IN WAREHOUSE.
/ Wheat 1851 bushels; corn 1921 bush
els; oats 555,993 bushels; rye lU7 .546 bushels
barley 5ss,O Jo busnels: malt lO7 ,7i6 bushels
peas Al ,392 bushels
RICE-Dull at E1zG9c.
COFFEE-Steady and In fair demand.
llz49iI7sc for Cubaall1<e Tor Porto Rico;
40 boxes Of Havana At I3J<9lss4c.
HoIss- Quiet at Gallo FOR American.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT excited aud higher
/ but closed lower and heavy refined opened
/ at S41zc, and closed at BIC.
| LINsEfD OIL-Duil and dropping.
| SPIRITS IUb PENTINE-Qulet.
| PROYISIOhS-PoFk frmer; sales OF $50
/ barrels gtf3i 7M3l 81 new mess; closing
/ at s3l 81 cash. s3lasl 3 for old ditto; $3.50
1 % for primer S2392B . for prime mess
i sales also or 500 barrels new mess, sellers
! June, at S3I CO. Beef STEADY and I'M
/ changed; sales OF $50 barrels and IS t1erces
| beef hams quiet and unchanged; sales ~
/ ~ barrels. Cut Meats stea y sales OF %
| packages at BE for shoulde s; l59l51zc FOL
/ hams: mtddles firm; sales OF 100 % xes OF
/ long ribbed II &C. Lard shade f1rmeT
sales OF $50 tierces At l71zGl91s; chiefly lS1f
/ dered. Butter dull at 2O932c for Ohio
| Cheese dun.
EREIGHrs- Liverpool dull and droop.
/ ing; engagements per steamer of l5,OOi
bush els wheat at Cd, and ] 900 barrels tiOuI
/ at Is Sd
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The contract for paving the alley
between Main and Locust Street, ard
extending from Seventh to Eighth
Street, was awarded to B. Arnold.
a petition was received from Mol
lie Manning's mother. asking that
Mollie's fine of 5000, for keeping a
house of ill-fame, be RENTED. on ac-
count of her Ill health, and In order
to to enable her to provide for her
three children.
The Recorder stated in regard to
the case, that the city physician said
that Mollie Manning was IN bad
health, but that he would not do any,
thing unless ordered by the Council.
She had been sent there by jury OF
six good ak payers, and they GER
tainly knew what they were doing.
The Council gave the Recorder
authority to release Mrs. Manning,
on condition that the City Physician
gives a certificate that her health de-
mands her freedom.
James Swanson & Son were allowed
a reduction of five cents per thousand
for wharfage on lumber.
Several orders, In regard to side
walks, were referred to the Com
mittee on streets and alleys.
On motion, the report of the Mayor
made one week ago, was received and
ordered to be fled.
On motion. the protest of the
Mayor. against reducing his salary
from $4,000 to $1,000, was laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr.. Wiltshire. Thos
Hopkins was appointed a policeman
Ia the Ninth Ward, who is to serve
without any expense to the city.
Adjourned.
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Sc. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. June7.
ToBACCO-Weak, but not lower.
COTTON-NO sales reported.
u EMP-Dull; sales OF low grades at $1,000
SIPS.
FLOUR Quiet but firm for low grades,
which are scarce; Spring aud Fal super
nne q 5005 %, the latter for choice: S3g5 .
Tor Spring extra; s. 50GT p for dOub ex-
ira, the latter for choice.
WHEAT - Spring in better request AZ
81 O7Al 90 for good TO choice No. 2, 81 10 al u
for No. !; Fall unchanged AZ 81 20@l 35 for
prime to strictly prime red, 81 40gt 90 for
choice to fancy red, 81 . 81 40 for prime TO
strictly prime w4lte, and 81 5O9l % for
choice to sancy do.
CORN - Low grades duh, but the best
gu dtt1es firm and in demand: choice aud
fancy white in bulk &c, common to choice
mixed in sacks 63g66c, fancy We low b4c,
and prime 10 fancy white 7l@76lc.
OATs-Firm al 64g66a
RYE Flrme- at SOa93e.
WHIsKY u uchanged at 9ic.
GROCERI S-Duii and but little doing /;
pItc uuchar ged.
PRoYIsIOSS-NeFy strong, with but few
sellers. Pork sold "a SO i@32 SO: bacon, but
lit e cut OF smoke, and very hrm; shout
ders we're he'd at lie, rio sides sold at 1916,
clear sizes l7%9l7szc. neid at l5c.
LARD Quiet and very little doing Kettle
a little better for the best qualities.
HOGS Quiet at s7MS 80
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River Dispnicllela.


PITTsnURG, June7. Monongahe1a feet
5 inches. Weather clear and cool. Ther.
mOmeter 62a.
CTNoTEHATI. June Port List Arrivals
-kate hobinsOn, from 81 L1nis; MINI
nicola, from Memphis. New Rork, from
" ashvilie; Armadliio, from PIttsbnrx: K.
Il. Hudson, from Wheeling. Departed
Armadillo. for -. Louis; Geo. =. Weeks,
the channel: n feet under the bridge.
Weather clear.
NASHVILLE, June 7.-River stationary,
with "a feet on Harpeth shoals. Weather
Cairo; Robert Moore, Cincinnati; Empire,
Upper River.
CAIRO, June Port List-City of Cairo
from Memphis 10 H. tsOuts, nt Q A. NJ ;
Dexter, from w Orleans 90 st. Lou is al
at u NJ: shark, from New Orleans 10 ST.
Louis, az ! = IA Glendale, froni Cinoius
natl 10 - Louis, az 3 p. ~; Bowen, rom
-. Louis TO Piitsburg. at n NJ; n II. Lee.
from Louisville TO New Orleans. at T. nj.
The river has risen four inches. Weather
clear and cool.
MEMPHIS, June 7.-weather clear and
ed-Belle Memphis. characterization,
81. Louis: Grey Eagle, Louisville; julia.
Xicksburg; Lizzie 'sili, LeOnidas and Mary
Houston New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. June 7.-Arrlved -Rloh-
moud. Alice Dean and Mohawk. Depart
ed-LOnkWOrth Capt. Specerna9le buughl
The Mollie Hambleton Tor 10000. for Trinity
River.
LOUIsvILLE, June 7-FoTt List-Emma
Floyd. Nashville to Cinciunntt; cha inner,
st. Louis 10 Pittsburg. Tie uver is TAI tug
slowly, with feet II inches water in the
canal, D feet IL inches on the falls and feet
il inches over the rocks. Weather clear
and cool. Business nat. A coal fleet left
this evening FOR Southern points.
ST. I.oUIs, June observation-disclosures.
from Fort smith; Marble city, from
VicksbuTg; Liberty No. 4. from Wheeling;
Shamrock, from Cincinnati; DuDuque.
from -. Paul: Leonidas, nom PittAbarg.
CITY OF Cairo, from Memphis. Departed
Pauli Belle 81. Louis, TO Memphis River
falling rather rapidly, aud all the upper
streams declining. Weather clear. Mer-
curry al noon 74a; at o p. N. TO-. Business
good.
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HW ""'ef hiVer Items So Third tuge'
The weather continued pleasant last
evening.........The additional arrivals and
departures up to midnight were the Falls
City, Bowling Green TO Louisville. Noble
Norton, to Henderson; Quiekstep. 10
Cairo: Hartford, to Green River; Romeo.
from Nashvllie; Messenger, 81. Louis te
PlttsbuTg; Champion. 81. Louis TO Cincn-
natl; Rapidan, from Enstport; Armada
from Cairo; and Ada Lyon, from Green
River.
The Falls CITY had a splendid trip, In
Guiding over 200 hogsheads Of tobacco and
many peOple........Ths Romeo had 1872 hogs
heads OF tobacco for r.. X. DunkeTeon &
Co, II for Humphrey, Patrick q Co.,
and one 20 return...-...--.-.The pack
cts had excellent trips out............
The Messenger snd Champion had mod
crate trips The Messenger added 500 bags
wheat for Pittsburg, and the Champ'o a
took 600 bags corn for Cincinnati. The
Champion had a b & trip OF poople............
The POstofHce Depar ment having in-
structed the Postmaster OF this city 90
require OF the Cairo packets a strict adj
herence to SEIZED 1Ie time, the down river
mail will hereafter be made up promptly
al $3.50 Pm. We refer shippers and travellers
Of this city, and TO tn notice OF Capt. A. NJ.
Dus uchet, the contractor. below The in
strucuOns Of the Postonice Department
will be strictly complied wIih...............
The Rapidan arrived a little after O'Clock
last night. with good trip. Ar
mazda and Ada Lyon arrived at NJ,
too late TO mention particulars.
IMPORTANT TO sHIPPERs.
The attention OF shippers and travellers
is called 10 the following communication
Posi- OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE, Ind June 8, 1859
CEptdfn a. M. DiLsOuchst Mar Contractor.
Route No. y, 6O3, hUansUtlle, Ind
SIR have received instructions from
the Contract Once, Post ONCE Depart.
ment. Washington, ID. g., under dale OF
May 3lst, nit directing me TO require the
schedule time for the departure of the mail
report all failures promptly TO the Depart
ment.
The mail will, hereafter, be closed and
delivered at 81 O'c Ock y NJ, aud the Route
Agent will be Instructed 10 report in write
ing at this ONCE the time when tile boat
forward 70 the Department
ions W. FOSTER, p NJ.
In consequences OF tho above Instructions.
the Evan Vile and cairo Mail packefB
viii, hereafter, until further notice. leave
daily Sundays eXcepted) a. 4 O'Clock pm
promptly. shippers and travellers viii
A. M. DU5oucHEr
Mall Contractor, Route 0O03.
EVANSVILLE, June eth, 1869.
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Notice TO Steamboats, Carrying
Letters,

The attention Of all owners and
masters of steamboats, arriving at and
departing from this port, are directed
to the following sections OF the Post
Office Laws:
"SECTIoN 23I. The masters of steam boats
under contract with the Department Will
deliver into the POstOHice, (Or 10 the local
agent OF the Department, ii there De any }
aJ The places at which they arrive, al
Iet&srs received by them, or by any person
employed on their boats, at any point
atOng the route.
q SEC. 232. Masters and managers of all
other steam boats are required by law, n n
der a penalty OF thirty dollars. TO deliver
all letters brought by them, or within their
care or power, addressed for the place at
which they arrive, to the postmaster at
such places; except letters relating 10 some
9Dort Of The cargo, and left unsealed. All
letters not addressed to persons to whom
the cargo, or any part OF IL, Is consigned,
are therefore to be delivered into the Post
Office, TO be charged with postage.
- -EC. 20. It IS the special duty OF the
postmaster at port where vessels may
enter To zee that this Law Is strictly obserY-
ed and enforced"
The Department is informed that
the above law is being violated at this
port, and the undersigned has re-
ceived instructions to sec that it Is
hereafter rigidly enforced.
The only exceptions to this law are,
TJFSt, where inc lelteTS carried T6tUte
SOLELY to the cargo or articles at the
same time conveyed as freight, In which
case they must be unsealed; and
second, when such letters are enclosed
in sealed Government stamped en-
yelopes of sufficient denomination for
the weight of the letters, and an q Z
cases " the date of such letter, or the
receipt or transmission thereof, must
be written or stamped, or otherwise
appear on such envelope"
Letters carried By packets, contain
ing orders tor goods, receipts for
money, or relating to any other bust
ness Of the boats other than the cargo
alone, are not excepted.
The same regulations apply to rail-
roads, express companies and hack
lines.
Unpaid letters brought by steam
boats are charged with double (6 cts.)
postage.
In order to place as little obstruction
as possible in the way of the speedy
delivery of mail matter, all letters
delivered at this Office from steam
boats between A. NJ. and II mid
night, will be iusBsediately distributed.
JOHN w. FOSTER. p. Nj.
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.-Atthe Journal Office
Perfumed Ink,
Bismarck Ink,
Green Ink,
Purple Ink,
Black Ink,
Carmine Ink,
Writing Ink,
Copying Ink,
French Note Paper,
. Foreign Note Paper,
Ladies Note Paper,
Gents Note Paper,
English Note Paper,
American Note Paper,
And all kinds of stationery for sale
at very low figures at the journal Of
flee, next door to the Post-Ofice.
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-EOFAE NOTICES.
DuteheF's Dead shof far metf Bags.
butchers Lightning FIV killer.
sold By Druggists Everywhere.
mays dwlm fsNI
Home Questions for the Sick and
Dohllitatfd.

rs u a0Orfh t0hfig 90 endure penal torture
after every meal, when indAR eHaton enu be-
Immediately relieved uud permanently
cured hV 80 agreeable remedy HH HOS
TEiTBItH STUM ACH HfrFEtHT
DOES q pm 10 be compelled nv debility
when brain, nerve and muscle cHu bl
braced mp. and TIE whole VS. stem res ured
10 "a healthy condition, hV y coarse Of
HOSTEITEkS BfTrEHs3
Why approach the dinuer-tabIc daily
with "a DO iuVe disgust fHH nil that lH sac
worry and delicious. when "a vigorous Hppe-
lite for even the HlatnoHt fare ~ created by
the ute Of hD5IhHIhlt1 ht tiEH5f
rs 30 wise % live GA this bright world aH
~ 10 wsrs "a dungeon, gloomy. disc0ntsut-
ed, an mi cradle. when the wo 80 case OF
hypOchoudr'a can be- cured iu week by
such a pleasant amd wholesome o&htln-
rant ns HOArnTIHH'H Bf HIHEr9
Can lt be- possible tunL any person uf bile
lous habit VIII run The risk Of remltlsut
lever OF bilious collie when Do can tone
ana FeRulnio tho great afcretiVo organ
with hoSIEiIERs BITrEHsH
Aalt NOT "a species 90 murmf Insanity for
any mefchmut, farmer, m eamaui0. or tFnVa
eler, 70 be Without tue beat known nutI-
dOte to the eiIects Of uofs1Hsd nfr nnH lime
pure water, ltlafEinhRa HfnrEh5a
Considering the hnraaaiun .m "a douraag-
Ing nature Of the functional derannefu8utH
20 which woman ia subject, ia be- not ns-
tOnlshing that any Invalid IN the feeblHr
sex should hesitate. 30 seek lho cerIiiu re-
lief afforded in HuCh cases. hr Emo genial
OPERATION OF hOHHEEEEIkia hIInEIt8T
These are questions Of deeper Interest
than any 81 The political dormnH TO the
day, and those ~ nom tneW concern are inc
Ylted 90 3 We theu something more than r.
passing thought.
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chicago Market.


By Telegraph CHICAGO. JuneT
FLoUR-Quiet; Spring extras s. 00@5 %
WHEAT-1n fair demand and I3Mlc
lower; sales OF No. I at 81 llgl ne: No 2
at 81 0s1zDgI Gy54; this afternoon very dull
at 81 0a5EGi O9Z. ... -
Moderately active and yale
lower. "a es Of No. / at 6T968c; No. at
5795Sc; rejected az 50952c; no grade at
390t40c. closing At So for No. aud 57&c for
No. 2; nom snaliy unchanged this after
noon.
OATs-Active, easier and 5zG5Sc lower;
sales Il No. ? at 59g591zc; rejected At 63954c,
closing n 595xc for no. 2.
RYE-QuieL; sales OF No. l AZ 99e@Sl Oh,
closing 40 81 90.
BAR EY-Duli at 81 450I 90 for No. 2.
II IGHWI y Es-Duil and nOmi nal at g1g9ic.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans 85cMsl o..
SUGAR-l35ZGl45<c for fair 10 choice.
MISS PoRK-In lair demand and steady
al 81 50.
LARD Quiet at lSHlbZc.
CUT MEAT5-Dry-salt ted shoulders firnner
and &c higher; sales at t212c loose.
HoGs-Acttve and S9l5c higher.
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NOW Ynrk Cattle Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. June7
LIVE STOCK Beef has improved from a
to re, with a lighter supply. The gain II
greatest In medium stDck, which In som Z
cases has brought more than &c advance.
Total sales for the week, 6,03f head on sale
to-day, LAY at Com mum paw, 6J4 at West
End, and 485 at Hundredth Sc. All were
Road. where the brakemen are on a strike.
The top cattle brought 1910, good brought
l5Z616c, aud Common, rough, Western
and Texas cattle brought Bale, the aver
age being l5Hc; the quality being fair 20
good. A drove Of cWt. Ohio stili-feed
steers averaged l554. and SO Texans Of 81
cWt. aYera geo t90s 90 OF AlexanderiS cattle
Of71s cwt brought Is to lb>zc. There Is a
strong feeling at the close. fresh COWS are
slow OF sale AZ former rates, except that
very common ones nave been sold at $50
each, with few also at $50.
VEAL CALVEs-Sell at l0Gllc for fair TO
good with some choice Jersey calves at
ll1zo; common butter-milk calves bring
tate
SHEEP AND LAME B-Both scarce and ad
vanciug. They have been selling so low
Now they are wanted. Only g,927 came IN
during the week, with 80 to-day. Fat
sheep are worth &c; prime nc, with eX-
tras at nc; thin sell at 4Lz98c, and the
mOrket Is bare. Lambs bring i2Ql4c; a
fair ext a went at NC; sales 4O9 lambs, 55
pounds, al l4c: 50 Jerseys, s. pounds, 81 50
each: a car OF thin 81 pounds OHIO sheep
at &c; a Car % pounds at &c; and some Sc
lecte1 81 pounds at 75Sc
Hoes -Firmer, with p $40 for the week,
1860 Of which. " cars, were on sale to-
day after being killed. Dressed are drm
at il1ze, with no sales of live.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-08

The ladies of the First Baptist
Church and congregation will hold a
Strawberry Festival at Masonic Hall,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
June 9Th and 9Th Admission fee:
Adults % cents; children 10 cents
An elegant lunch will be served at
the same place Wednesday and Thurs
day from ii o'clock A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ.
A generous patronage is earnestly de-
sired. The proceeds of the Festival
will be used in finishing the new
church building. corner of Third a nd
Cherry Streets. The work has already
been commenced. and will be pushed
forward as rapidly as possible. j3td