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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-02-02
DAISY DEANE.

Twas down in the meadow, 1GN3 7I I
The vioets were blooming,
And the spring time grass was fresh and green
/ The birds by the brooklet, Z z
Their sweet songs were singing,
s. When first met my darling Daisy Deane.
1o3 Ha - CHORUS '@'
2 None knew thee bat to love thee,
Thou dear one of my heart, 81
Oh, thy memory is ever fresh and greens g.
Tho the sweet buds may wither,
And fond hearts be broken, f'
Still love thee, my darling Daisy Deane.
Her eyes soft and tender, oe.1t
The yiolets out-vieing,
And fairer form was never seen;
- With her brown silken tresses,
A nd cheeks like the RISES.
There none like my darling Daisy Deane.
The bright flowers have faded, E-
The young grass has fallen,
And dark cloud hovers DER the scene;
For the Death-angel took her, ea
And left me in sorrow, t
For my loved one, my darling Daisy Deane.
oh, down in the mea dows, - -"
l still love to wander, as
Where the green grass grew so fresh and green
But the bright, golden visions
OF spring time have faded.
with the flowers, and my darling Daisy Deane
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-02-02

The Nashville Banner has received
cluster of corn ears which is quite q
curiosity. It consists of ten ears of
corn In one, grown uponones-stem and
in one shuck There is one ear in ., the
centre, of ordinary size, surrounded by
nine smaller ones. 1t was grown on
the farm of Col Calvin Wilson, near
Cross Plains, Robertson County. Ten ii.
The cotton crops Of 1S6SFis estin,ated
at 2,700, 600 bales - - --e''--
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Notice in Bankruptcy,
,u<HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE .sfs

That on the 21st day Of january A. d. 1869.
a warrant in Bankruptcy issued against the es.
tate of Alonzo Hunt,of Wayne Township, in the
County of Wayne, and State of Indiana, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt, on his petition: That
the payment of any debts and delivery any prop.
erty belonging to such Bankrupt to him. or for his
use and the ansfer OF any property by him is for
the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one more Assignees of his estate, will be held
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office of
John W Ray, 241 East Washington Street, 1Ddi-
annapolis, on the 22nd day of February, A. d. 1862
at o'clock, A. NJ 2
a,:r3. BEN. J. SPOONER, u. s. Marshall
Jan. &c 1869. 47-3 SIS District of Indiana
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BARR'S
SPECgORAL gELTXIR.'
IIlI4t1ttIsi
COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, =
HE,a r Sc ness, CAS- t n IN D..
AND,A DISEASES OF
Throat and Lungs. .

In confirmation of the above, the public is referred
to certificates wrapper around each bottle, in ad
dition to the testimonials herewith appended:
| Opinion of the Rev. VIM. Graham, for three years
the efficient and respected pastor of Asbury Chape
in this city:- b}sF fs09 en- ~ Hl f9
We are prepared to certify from experiments tn
most reliable and convincing. that BARRs PECToRAT
ELIxIR is very superior remedy for diseases of tn
Throat and Lungs.-1t is extensively used by til
best Physicians for Coughs, Colds, Group, Hoarse
ness, ETC. etc. We recommend it to all and especi
ally to Ministers and other Public Speakers who
troubled with Bronchial difficulties. 1t has bee
thoroughly tested, and acts like charm. The
ufacturer, THOMAS II. BARR, is an experienced
successful Druggist, and Christian gentleman
high rcpute in the community where he lives. Tn
merits of this remedy, from such a reliable manu-
factory, makes it public benefaction.
i VIZ. GRAHAM.
-, OF the N. w. Indiana Conference.
Tcrre Hautc, Indiana, August 2, 1867.
From r. l.. Ball, Esq, the well known s.o
.f.s.lssE. .,r. ig TERRE HAUrE, July 20, 1867
Mr.. THOMAS II. BARR, Dear SRI have
your .'PECToRAL ELIXIR" very extensively in
family, and pronounce it one Of the BEST medicin.
ever used. ltgives IMMEDIATE relief in the wor
eases of Coughs and Colds. -S' 81
s.- sr, a., Yours Respectfully
go e-3i i. L. BALL.
N~PLUMMER & MORRISON Wholesale Drus
gists, Fort Wayne; Avenue, Richmond, Wholesa
agents for Bars Peetoral EIixir"--E. Harrc
G. E. Potts, W. II. Ross Reed & Butler
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..ISDrAxA MAsoxrc HoMs ADvoc ArE'-Thisr aper
published -af indianapolis, for some time, under II
name "of Commerci4l," &C., has coD,eout in entiI
new dress, and looks as nice as new pin straight
and pointed 1t is devoted to Masonry, sLiteratur
Education, Temperance, Agriculture, News, &c
and is edited by F. NJ. BLAIR-Blair Edison, Pre-
prietors. Their gent w. H A. Thompson, was
ing subscribers in our csy--abou forty subscribed
tits only OSE DOLLAR per year, and IS worthy IL
support Of the craft, not only in the Stat Of Indian
but elsewhere. Bro. BLAIR is of the best natur
ed men we ever. become acquainted with, and hi
kindly disposition, constantly photographed in hi
editorials, leave 50 lasting an impression on II
minds Of his readers, that GOOD TO ALL will gro
Z tnt ofs his labors. - - AtA+A'ee
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCtNNATl MARKETS.
#fa-e. "a r4lsTefa III 10 LI1o519 SfiJ
CINCINNATI, Feb, 5, 1859.
I'd Flour dull sales of aanni'y at 81 1898 90
Z Wheat unchanged and du,l-sNo1 at 81 70. u e .
Corn in better supply sales of ear at, 64@65c.
Rye firm, at 81 10.
y Oats firm, at 61G6sc.' . 49,
, Barley unchanged. eyni 1870 fi4ah
Whisky dull and prices nominal at Csc. syoda
Colton-sales of middling at.29c- - 10 s55:
Clover seed in good demand, at Is c.
Timorthy is in'gooi demand, at 81 25612 IS.
Provisions strong, and all articles are held high
or Mess pork cannot be bought below $32 o. s
Lard is held at zoe. 4..<s.
Bulk meats are in demand at-13cJ5. C. 15Ixc. for
shoulders and sides. 1nk4 r - b@t'A z's
70 Lnseed Oil frm--sales at 81 06@l o8. ( ~
g. Lard oil IN active demand, at 81 64@l 60; ~
8 Butter dull-2s@33c.
Gold IS buying. &c iieHt3" % 2i'i7.'~' ~
Exchange firm at par buying, and 10 pre- EMU n
selling. ts 800, f.s.,,..,... 3,-,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-02-02

The career Of Oliver p. Morton as
Governor Of the State Of Indiana, and
2 as Senator in Congress, should be the
pride and boast of every true Indianian.
and we do not honor the head or the
heart Of the man who can devote him
self to belitt1ing his fair fame or deny
ing his great services to the cause Of the
country 41ndianian. p.
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SALLY GREEN.

SALLY GREEN. ~
Parody Daily Deane. 81.
Twas down by the brooklet, ~
Near that same little crooklet, 81
i stood gazing with delight upon the scene;
Sweet dreams stealing DER me, 4u5k
When form stood before me, lh
1t was there first saw my Sally Green.
CHORUS. +,
Oh, to see her to love her.,
That dear one of my heart, 81
For she rivalled any tabled fairy queer,
And | knew was goner, a. i'--i5s
4 When first looked upon her, t. ft'
So bewtehius was my darling Sally Greeu.
Her cheeks were like the roses,
And the sweetest of pug noses, swT
Served as sort of go-between;
Her eyes which kept giancing,
At me, and quite enhancing, a1as >i.5
4, . Were the dancing eyes of darling Sally Green.
But and Sally parted as5ls j
And l am broken hearted,
And dark cloud horers DER the eene;
They nabbed poor Sal for stealing,
The jury had no feeling, .4}
And they jagged her, my darling Sally Green.
Oh, down by the brooklet,
Near that same little crookIet,
IA Where mosquitoes grow so cussed big and mean
IS / still love TO wander, tt &@ si%
Like half-beaddled sander, ntGl
And muse the fate of Sally Green.
-------~----
We have received al original Public
Document We ,rnst tha, readers who
have never hiiErIo lnnrd rs untrust-
worthy i'll not now IN their haste pro
nounce This an Incredible thing, for we
are prepared 20 prove it We have" to
thank one Of OR New Yo k Represents
tiyes for the ctlri. SHY III which we
speak Mr. JaIats i. ocG Is is the gen
tleman who is ii ringing it to light, We
have received under the frank Of this
faithful public servant and honorable
gentlemen. that new and novel Pub.
Doc" four entire pages long, entitled.
"tNew York State Poultry Society,"
Since Mr. Seynore studied water mel
ons and gave us ora ions on cheese, we
have seen nothing in the whole Demo
cratic literature more touching than
this sudden devotion of Mr. Brooks,
to the cause Of chickens We had no
idea that he was SO chicken hearted a
mar. ltstgHss a1H@ TsE t&A
\, I'VE wish Mr. Brooks all manner Of
success, were sure, with his Brahma
Pootras and Shanghais. But he
should not allow his enthusiasm for
poultry to run away with his franks.
We have searched this circular of the
Poultry Society through, and can see
no sign of any speech in it by Mr..
james Brooks. He has not even Mr..
Lynch's excuse for franking it over the
country.-New York Tribune "os
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-02-02

Lieutenant Governor Cumback is
barely forty years old, full of enere,,
and pluck. and can bide his time.
we do not misjudge, he has successful
future before him. He will emerge
from tie late conflict still stronger than
before, and WELD an important power
in the future politics of Indiana Gin.
Chronicle.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-02-02
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, TO the citizens Of VIZ me
toappy the Board OF Commissioned at their next
term, commencing on the first .MopIiay Of March,
1869, for License to sell Intoxicating Liquors Unless
to be drank on the premises accordapcs with an
approved March 5tb, 1859. $40 (
The precise location in WITCH propose to sell said
Intoxicating Liquors, is as follows: d.. E. =
Being certain psrce of ground on south Filth
street In the city of Richmond, ayne County, lnd-
ana, on the west side of said street. and being bound
cd on the north by The property of Frederick Hoeer
on the west by the property of Henry Shraler, on
the south by certain alley running east and west,
and on the east by said Fifth street. and in the front
room OF the house erected therein; said house being
Mo- u, sdd at present occupied by me as dwelling
house. tnGODLIER LICHTENFEIS =
Feb'y End, 1859. 4S-4w
Sta1Qlig 79v9G ais | u = cry Es.'ot 81
g 9hii hsa1oe ma l .7o.1a4 ed1 = $40 "i
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From the Greensburg Standard. So
LIEUT.. GOV. CUMBACK AT HOME
SRRENADED NY HIS FRIENDS..HIk
REMARKS IN RESPONSE p7so =-@'
aLieas. Gov. Cumback having return
ed home on Saturday the, ,23rd, his
friends and neighbors availed them4
selves of the opportunity TO express
their. regards for him, and their regret
atthe injustice that had been done him,
by turning out 81 nesse, accompanied by
the Brass Band, and proceeding to his
residence and seranading him. In res
ponse to calls he came out and address
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-02-02
t5 8& sstsst 49, fssJss %
+ WASTE OF. TIME.

There are only about rHnnE-Fir-rns Of the ca
ses of chronic disease that admit Of POSITIVE
AND RADICAL CURE. One>half Of the incurables
can be, under favorable circumstances much
benefited, and the other half only palliated.-
am willing to treat any case and do what
can for 1t, but SO happens that q very largo
number OF those patients whose complaints can
not be wholly eradicated do not wish to under
go treatment. Now as my time at each point
visit Is all needed in examining and treating tho
Durable cases it would be q waste of time for
me to bestow my attention upon those whom
cannot cure. 9 sae@ a.
81 ne sse I aea rasG sss5 .S9efaes = {. sslss %
's3 70 avoid this, and save the patient all unns-
cessAry trouble and expense, all are required to
write to me and await my answer before calling
on me at any Of the places I visit. Each per.
son so doing must answer the following guess
tions: What is your height, weight and age?--
How long have you been sick? Are you OF
temperate habits? What do physicians call
your disease? Areyour bowels usually costiyo
or otherwise? Is your complaint hereditary
that is, have any other members of your family
so far back as you can trace been afflicted in
the same mariner you? Has emaciation Gloss
of iesh) been gradually going on since You be.
cane aware Of your present complaint? What
is the coadition OF your mind? Are your
thoughts and emotions generally Of a dreary
nature Of the contrary Have you pains of any
kins2 Ifs5, give their location, character an,
degree of intensity IS nearly as you can AMI
the Iergtirsef tifie yOn iiave had them
1ss a8xfs - Jo4aao 5as astses
plain answer to the foregoing, aaestio,.s
viii enable me to determine al once whethe.
thesease issaieurabls one.
> Ixs.. siyw 81 - sz.lssq s.ts
Al. letters may be addressed & GLEyFs
LAND. o., as lave an agent t.s-e. .zho vii!
forward letters regulatly By otrfess whercvcs
IsInay be, so that they will nsysr ~ aesaYca
bsyopd day or twoson any OCCASION Hae
soon as a letter comes 10 hand, XII.
take the case into consideration. and IL ny re-.
ply give. N opinion eff it end thsansme q tt.-
Hotel at which may hefouns siin city neat
est you which | visit.
s4M cerres2aaqeRfss naf1a enclose post
pasg eeuetope sasfdresssa To Themselves. q
Direct ali settsrs as follows: 49,.
Or. A. NJ. FRENCH,Ta, e
Care Lock Box 90. Cleveland. Ohio.
q .Tzsva.As
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-02-02

: Hon. D. D. Pratt, the Senator elect
from Indiana, is lawyer of ability, and
a radical Republican. gHerwas elected
IS atmember Of the forty first Congress
last October, and has received promo
ton before actually entering the public
service at Washington The unanimity
with which he was supported by the
Republican members of the Legislature
indicates his standing with the party,
and gives promise that what threatened
to be q serious feud in it's ranks will be
only a temporary disagreement. Mr..
Pratt, of course, was not even suspected
of any participation in the bolt, or o,
giving it encouragement. He will wor
thily represent hrs State as the col
league of Gov. Morton. Gin. Chronicle
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Che &alladinn1.
BlcHmQNn.; EER.- 2ad. 1885,

d1Ss.sc,riss.s q q, n -siiie j 6 nov pape
Just started 4 yiachSssers she State of "Soccum,
b. SAA. =. Co..en, Eeq. II 10, in its get up, quit
eqaal ia prototype, for speed. asd Mr.. q. guides
with steady hand ever shs rough roads that news
lsrerdom is rned With. He has our best wishes TO,
Nil along his journey through this life, ar
aver Jordan, on irs intellectual vehicle. May
ABUNDANCE of synova be granted him, in order thu
hie machine may easily
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arc yof siw - Gs}a sil go
iliv DIV 8 4 oSa ssnss noUinG - '-S'a
ssam hcog IND aid tusaa ~ = ~
80 -
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0CoSGRxssIoEAL.-Tn the House, on the
soth uH. the following amendment of
the Constitution OF the United States,
passed BY yeas 1s0s nays 42--over the
necessary two thirds voting for it
Speaker Colfax voting in the Affirmative:
&c. ii Resolved, etc, That two thirds
Of both Houses concdrring, the following
article be proposed 10 tic Legislatures
Of the several States, as an amendment
TO the Constitution of the United States
which, when ratified by three fourths o.
such legislatures, shall be held as part
OF tire said Constitution, namely: Arti
clio, section one; The right OF any
citizen OF the United States to vote, shall
not bc denied or abridged by the Uni
I'D States or any State by reason of race
or color, or previous condition of sla
very OF any citizen or class of citizens
the United States ... 49, s43
: SEC 2 That Congress shall have pow
er to enforce by appropriate Hesitation
tire provisions of this article. 80,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-02-02

ssr One War or RErRENCHINa.--When
money. becomes tight and scarce, q
great many prudent people commence re
tr.:nching their expenses, and the first
article that lie retrenched is sure to be
their NEWSPAPER, = They cut that drai"
off, and, when niger shows come
along, they are sure to attend and pay
therfulp or their newspaper SAP
ing three or four times over during the
coursc'of the year, for this prime article
OF secsssi,y, It's .,'nobody's business
though Yet it's "a singular streak in
economy and human natore,' and as sucsa
VIC nosicei it uso sid III t9ea.is 4is"l 2 :
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Notice in Bankruptcy.
UyHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE

= That on the 2ss day of January, A. d. 1869
tate of Edmund Emanuel, of Richmond, IN the Co
of Wayne. an: State of Indiana, who has been ad-
ukge l. a Bankrupt, on his own petition: That the
pay ment) af any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such Bankrupt to him, for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him is forbidden
By law; that meeting of the Creditors of the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or
more Assienees of his estate, win be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy TO be holden at the Office of John w.
the goth dayof February A. 1869, at clock, A.
80 -a5aei Benz. SPOONER q. S. Marshal, "a,
zs7 Jan. 26th 1859 And 80 District OF Indiana.
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PLAIN TALK


Is3Ow4oA110k0 ana tho u0l1Cs
DR.. AsIsFn.nch. ~n,rly. Of Nes Yo,l
lGsy .sesf setfalsy snnounoes hat he has resum.
ed prsctice. aud will, for many years to come,
visi. monthly nearly all Of the principal ctief;
Of the Union at stated periods for treatment OF
ali forms G: chronic disease. Having just re-
turned from Europe where he has for the past
TEN YEARS been devoting his time exclusively
to the treatment of patients in the principal
hospitals in France. England and Germany, he
csn assaretiie afflicted that in all chro e dis
eases he can safely be relied upon. among the
chronic ailments which he cures he would men.
I1Eion the following.
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2sasm. iHs EGi65su'os a97f2 e2asioe
ssasaasi n 9u e. s1us Il doida olcm
.y'JmszsA ovl.alsigsl G "a eu!af
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cure harmony and success for my own
party. - f.-a -s III Il be
"Another caucus was held, and told
my friends, than whom no man ever
had letter or truer, that the interests of
their constituents demanded, thought,
that they should select candidate on
whom we could rally sufficient mum
Der of votes, who was not bolter nor
asympathizer with them, and whose po
litical faith was sound, and in harmony
with our principles and party organiza-
tion.-At my urgent solicita ton they
complied with my wishes. and then the
Hon. Daniel D. Pratt was nominated,
and on yesterday was elected. ss.5rs
81 congratulate you On the selection.
He is gentleman of the first order of
talent, of the soundest politic2 faith,
and, while we have honored him, I am
confident, and can assure you, that he
will do honor to the position, and that
Indiana will be proud Of him, as she is
now proud Of that noblest Roman OF
them all in the Senate-our own great
and peerless statesman, Oliver P. Nor
ton.-[Cheers 4u' }s+i i.''' 1''''' tsi-
~ am glad to say that the contest has
ended so well for the State, and if by
wrong and injustice / have been proven
ted from having place in the United
States Senate, I rejoice to night in the
& A. q =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-27
THE DAILY NEWS.


It CHANGED on o beautiful summer night.
When the moon was young, when the stars wer
bright,
And the blossoms slept in the tender light,
And dreamed Of the zephyr's sigbs.
That wondrous spell in our home was wro"sn''
OF hopes and fears and bewilder1pg tho"sn''
BY o fairy flower that an angel brought
From the gates OF Paradise.
The South wind futtered its pcrfumed wings,
And esssyed the song that the bulbul sings;
And the 6refiy sparkled in mystic rings,
Like lamps at a fairy ball;
The young leaves, whispering sweet and low,
In q tongue that only Dryads know,
Made love to the waves that danced below
To the chant Of the waterfall.
The cloud. ships lay In the far-of West,
With their masts and spars and sails at rest,
or foated along in an idle quest
OF some bright Elysian isle;
And fairy Rondoas here and there
Moved down the streams of the upper air,
And moored their prows to the shadow stair
OF some Gothic palace-pie.
60 the hours Of that summer night were told,
The starlight faded from river and void,
And morning, in garments OF purple ana gold,
Awakened the sleeping earth;
But tho cherub form, with its face so fair,
Drowned with glory Of golden hair,
Like the morning sunshine cleaning there,
}'E Still nestled beside our hearth.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-27
BY New York classification we quote:
Mfddlinp 27ZM-
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS..
LONDON. April 26-Noon.-Consols 99A; bonds
S0x. Turpentine 3ls.
LIVERPOOL, April Authorization dull; up
lands I'D; Orleans 12d sales 5000 bales. Flour Ole
Afternoon.-Cotton dull; uplands 11Xa12l; Or.
leans 11,sa12Kd. Lar ] dull and unchanged.
@Afternoon.- Cotton closed dull; uplands 12d; Or
leans 1214d; sales 5000 bales
HAvRE, April 2e.-Cotton duh, both the spot
and afleat; on the spot IT 44A6c; afoat If 42hc.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, April 26-Noon.-Money easy at q.
Sterling s1S Gold ss1z Cotton at 2s16a2sszc. Tur-
pentine 4s16aA9. Rosin ARM strained common 80 55
a2 67x.
Evening.-Governments closed advancing. South
erns firm. Money quiet and easy at to T. with
ceptions at 8. Prime psper to 10. Sterling SH to
~. Gold 3sA to S3as. Stocks closed Arm after
much activity. Cotton unchanged; sales 1000 bales.
Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged Corn closed
cent lower. Pork frmer at $3l1aaslH Lard heavy
kettle 1874 to 1875. whiskey 90 to 93 Rice firm er;
Carolina 8. Sugar unsettled and dropping. Coffee
Arm. Molasses quiet Turpentine quiet Rosin
firm at 81 IS to 81 SO. Freghts dull: cotton by sail
Il, by steam q.
BALTnaonE, April 2e.-Cotton dull at CSC. Flour
dull; medium and high grades declined nc. Wheat
lower prime valley red 50 O5. Corn dull white soc:
yellow saae5e. Pork quiet at $32. pAeou nrm Lard
19hc.' Whiskey e2c. vrgtnias, old inscribed 50H;
67's, so. North Carolinas. old 81; new 81 bid.
CncuJ1sAT1, April 26-whiskey quiet at s0c.
Mess pork, sS1Xas11. Bacon unchanged Lard
heavy at 1sa18Hc.
sT LOUIS. April 2e.-Whiskey offered at SIC. but
no buyers. Poax, $s1aslh. Shoulders. 1917; clear
sides, l7%c. Lard nominal
LouIsv1ILB. April 26.-Mess pork $S1 50 Lard 18
alshc. Shoulders 1870. Clear sides 177ac. Whia-
ksy 91a92c
WILMINGTON, April 90 -Turpentine. 43Hc Ro.
sin Arm ut e1 90a2. Crude turpsntine steady at 81
7ea4 rs. Tar steady at 81 40. Nothing doing in
cotton.
AUGUSTA. April 2e-Market dull; sales 1O5 bales;
receipts 81; middlings 2ea764.
SAVANNAH, April 28.-Cotton dull, prices irregu.
lar; middling 27a27A; sales 500 bales; receipts 656
bales. tt
Mo1txH, April 26--Sales OF cotton 400 bales low
middlings 2sH cents with demand dun ana limited
Sales bales. Receipts 16e. Exports 593.
NEW ORLEANS, April 49, Cotton quiet middlings
40 to 2SA cents. Sales 1000 bales. Receipts since
Saturday S7s6 bales. Exports 6s93. Gold SAX.
Sterling A41. New York sight u to u per cent
premium. Sugar dropping; common 0 to 11k;
prime 1SK. Molasses: fermenting 50 to IS.