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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

New ORLEANS PUBLIC PARK.-In accordance with
an act passed by the Legislature entitled an act to
establish Public Park for the city of New Orleans,
and to provide means therefor the tax of oneeighth
of one per centum the rolls of the city
has been added by the assessors This tax is to be
levied for ten years. including the year 1869. The act
authorizes the commissioners created by it to acquire
such real estate between the Netairie road and the
Lake Pontchartrain may be necessary and conye-
nient in accomplishing the objects for which said com
missioners appointed and prescrbes the mode OF
such acquisition. The city will be permitted to estah-
lish and maintain within the park grand reservoir
for the City Water-works. The commissioners are
permitted to put to work the park all male persons
committed to the work house by any Recorder or JUS
tce of the Peace, and all male persons sentenced to
Imprisonment in the Parish Prison by the District
Court for burglary larceny, perjury robbery and va
grancy
The bill would seem to provide safeguards against
steaage, but no one hope that those having the
worbin hand will be able to restrain themselves from
this habit, which has become stronger than nature
itself.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

Having heard that Gov. Warmoth had expressed the
opinion that the late city election null, we made
inquiry of party very likely to know, and just up
from the city, who informs us that the Governor had
expressed determination not to interfere in the mat
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11
FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, May 9.-some of the principal ladies in
Puerto Principe have signed their to an address
calling on their relatives to return and enjoy liberty
under the Spanish Government
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

RrLIG1oUs.-The Redemptorist Fathers, Burke and
Bethreau1 are giving a ten days mission in the
Catholic Church of Shreveport. Preaching twice,
daily, at O'Clock An. and " o'clock Pm. All are
respectfully invited to attend.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11
FROM EUROPE.

PARIS, May 9, 10 PM.-Barricades were thrown up
this evening in Fabourg du Temple, but were carried
by the troops. 1t is asserted that the troops fired on
the people. Rest of Paris quiet.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

When WILL WONDERS CEASE ?-They are going to
build street railways in Shreveport or we should have
said street railway, having only one street to build
on, commencing at the leyee and running out on the
Texas road We let the South Western tell it.
Jimpecute.
Is II possible that contemporary is so blinded to
the defects of its little village as to speak Of one
street. We never had the pleasure of visiting the
place but once and did not see any but Dallas street.
and really had no idea there was any other some
what extended observation of human nature has how
ever taught rs that people prone to damn others
for faults and defects for which themselves are con.
spieuous Some of the stingies men We ever knew
are constantly andng to the penurious disposition of
Jones, Or the grasping propensities of Brown.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

KENsER, La, May 1O.-Mace whipped Allen in ten
rounds IN forty-four minutes. Allen badly punished,
and Mace scarcely injured First blood for Mace and
first knock down for Allen. Everything passed off
quietly.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

The property on the corner Of Crockett and Market
Streets belonging to the succession of E. q. Hart was
yesterday sold at auction by p e. Rosson for s2S
on twelve months credit. Messrs. Robson, Hope,
Chapman and McWiliams were the purchasers.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

Washington advices state that there is good deal
of comment about the recent changes in the Treasury
Department, which are attributed to the desire of
Boutwell, to surround himself with staff of young
men, personally attached to his fortunes in view of
bis possible candidacy for the Presidential nomination.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May lo.-Gen. Jos. Lewis, who com.
manded Confederate Kentucky brigade, has arrived
here. He succeeds Galliday in Congress
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

BEADIsH JoHssoN.-This fine packet having been
detained yesterday by the force Of circumstances Will
certainly leave to-day. Hurry on board.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

get off yesterday, as advertised but will bid rs an at
fectionate adieu this day.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

The cisterns that built for the benefit of the
Fire Department at different points, having proved
failure because of propensity to leak different plan
has been adopted Instead Of the cement large wooden
cisterns have been made and will be sunk in the
ground This will certainly prevent leakage and If
large enough, they will be quite improvement upon
the old ones.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

Gov. warmoth has appointed R. J. Looney Public
Administrator of Caddo parish.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May s.-Legislatve, executive and
judicial appropriation bill considered by the Sen
ate committee Amendments increasing appropria-
lions to the office of Assistant Treasurer at New Or
leans and Charleston the former $1,000 and the latter
$4,000, were agreed to.
The House adjourned until TO morrow without trans
acting any business
Morrill, of Vermont, by unanimous consent OF the
Senate, is delivering long speech the tariff ques
ton.
In the Senate Morrell, of Vermont, spoke the
tariff question: after which the appropriation bill
considered
The House adjourned after reading the journal.
Revenue to-day l,l76, 500.
The Indian Commissioners have called convention
to meet Cooper Institute, New York, the 18th Of
May to promote reform in the Indian administration
and sustain the Presidents Indian policy.
The friends to the annexation of st. Domingo now
claim to have the necessary two thirds to secure its
ratification.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

Our readers will find in to-day's paper article
the subject of the revised statutes Awaiting himself
of the loose legislation Of which the legislature
guilty. R. J. Looney, counsel for Charles A. Gary, now
nHder conviction for the manslaughter of VIM Pickens
made motion in court that the prisoner be released
from custody. Immediately upon the filing of the mo
ton District Attorney James S. Ashton teegraphed
for information to the Attorney General of the State,
who replied that the prisoners could not under the cir
cumstances, be legally held The dispatch was dated
he 18th inst subsequent the reader will perceive
to the discussion of the subject in the New Orleans
courts, to which allude in the article above re-
ferred to.
In conformity to this law, or want of law His Honor
Judge Levisee, ordered the following named parties
discharged Charles A Gary, convicted for mansaugh.
ter Ed. Peirson, convicted of forgery; Joe Armour
colored charged with murder John Sullivan, charged
with larceny and Isaac johnson, colored, convicted
of manslaughter
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

New CRY BoARD.-The recently elected City Board
organized Thursday evening, and went into the
election of city officers, which resulted as follows
Ed. sturgess Controller, salary $4,000 G. W. sher
rod, City Marshal salary $500 Aleck Boarman, Esq,
City Attorney, salary $1,000; W. R. Devoe, Surveyor
salary $780, William Her. Street Commissioner salary
$780, DR.. Joe L. Moore, City Physician salary $1,000
". 8. Lewis, Assessor, salary $3.50; Warren Heco1
Sexton, salary $50.
His Honor, the Mayor, appointed the following com
mittees: On finance, T. Il. Morris, R. B. Patterson
on claims, J. e. Reynolds, George W. Kendall, R. B
Patterson on streets, George W. Kendall, W. R. Cox
j. W. Arnold; Fire Department, 8. c. Head, ]. W
Arnold W. r. Cox
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11

United States that important orders had been sent 10
all the navy yards to get certain vessels ready for inn
mediate use that kilograms had been dispatched for
the purchase of naval stores and that the President
had summoned special Cabinet meeting. The ru
mors were asserted with such positigeness that official
quarters very vigorously piled with inquiries to
learn the truth Of them Nearly every member of the
Cabinet at gave an emphatic contradiction of it.
which very speedily ulled the breeze that had been
raised 1t is believed the speculative scheme
cocted on the basis of a bogus official order.
Washington advces show that the receipts from
customs have been very favorable during the present
month, the report for the week ending April Is show
ing that at the five principal ports of entry, according
to the latest returns therefrom, they reached within
$4,000 Of s., 100000. While the customs receipts
so heavy, and the sales of gold by the Treasury
Department SO comparatively light, there will be
very favorable gold balance in the Treasury exclusive
of the coin certificates and notwithstanding the anti
cpation of the May interests the indications are that
the next public debt statement will show coin bal
ance of eighty millions Last year the coin balance
on the lst of May was twenty millions.
A TURF AND FAIR.-0ur neghbor of the Gazette,
in Saturdays issue, has revived question which both
papers have, to extent, heretofore, discussed
We mean the organization of agricultural and eehan
ieal fairs, and subordinate question to this, the
opening of Turf here.
Our neighbors of Marshall see from the last Flag
have taken steps in advance Of recently and orga
nized agricultural association, the second in East
ern Texas within the past twelve months Shall We
lag behind friendss No lover of fine horse, who
will watch the different turn-outs Of splendid liy
cry stables here can, for moment doubt there is
appreciation Of ne stock, that properly directed would
soon lead to good turf Who will head the move
ment2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
1,-r CROCK MARKETS.

x-svsn.x Ir,e 9o-BYEvRs-Judgng from the SAFE VI ~
h hot seer absence Of live ssek 70 quo nr,
- IN e msrlet Butchers sail close 70 eoSnouaIe
-t,g item a. present oosan only Kin stock as wanted
~ The snssona story The Hewlork Centa hosu n %
bringing the Bne 81 per carload while he he AZ
upor other ana paving freight until 7es cae were an.
a. nmaunsw good thing read, but devoid OF ruin 80
stored At Weehswken besides. that moi the place "heie e
would lsBd is stock - .,,--,-..,uA,., ,ht. pornng
- g. cen on ls3 sold at 6Ic IL Of IN mik calves AZ "e
the extreme heat wee1s W. I'
~ - ,r 81 extreme with grass ives o az -
SErP Asp LANBs-Ouly arrived YESTERDAY D.
A. 80 cs Al Forghth-st, at Communipa", ana car ~ ~.
49, b aho5t the boats and scattered aoll
E Tbrr i nothing change sheep bat lambs are
rvs,s I3e being quotable proe though Two
49, i .hove tbe market rates At lJtdl4c MOST OF t SEC
- -. no 10 Pee Western lambs coming io"au ANu
Iss.eys running heavy , - -, -, .os-o In
FrtVc Rhth st. Elliott sold By state lambs o<9o ~
n G 81 2e; Of 62 2le 81 Ohio sheep 81 10 az &C.
AMI CanA3As l3l n, al Tie ~ ,soa .. mi. .
i state sheep 1908 D. 5 II Ohio 81 d. atbc y ma ~ d.
Metsw Rel sold Is Ohio sheep 70 f SIC "a OF 4i ID At
SIC 80 do si ~ State sheep 80 bi Tel anu - extra
Sat lsmhe Dutebess Co. IS n, at lac -. =.
j. " Pdeock sold 20 80 n Indiana sheer AZ
Sc poor 70 4 Ohio, l d. 6tci "a Of lOi ID IL
5o 81 Jersey lambs. 81 10, at l2tc ~ a. =
Esse CO sofa rs Ohio sheep 5c lSs 90 ~ In.
diana At &C. PENNSYLVANIA sDbs 49 ~ lO.c 20 little NeN't
DO ~ al 10 Of - 10. HE Is Of 80 10 lZo w OF %
n Al o aud Is 50 H. extras at l In the market o' VI o.
STAT isinhs 50 ~ brought Pie "a.
Advance reports give for COnmunPsw tomorrow some Of them
sheep $50. 80. =, A.. =. co,O.
uarrax al Forehs Wehawken Dressed sre weak az
Iic m Int with overSeghs at lie Lave are quo
Al saleS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSpos Juue 2q-ll3O m-ConsOs opened at go for both
ani American securities quiet FyeIwen
lobs 1882 g; 1895 OIL 90 1851 89t TenP0rtes &C. Stocks
quiet; Railway shares ISL Illinois Cena ll3 Atlantic and
Great Western, 21k ,,,,,-
ITvEElOL June 2q-IlO m-COtten opened quiet; MddhHg
pplanis hdhng Orleans Old Wheat S5dso per GENITAL
Ior BED WATER.
PARIs 29-The opened dul Rentes y f. ~
LoNDoN June 29l:JO mAmerean securities quiet stocks
quiet; Bic Railway 49, Illinois Centrals ll3s - -
June 2g-l:S p. mCOuon dBlli mlldlng
lands q Mddng Orleans lOia 4d Pok quiet Lard quiet
ANTWErP June 29.-Petroleum opened hrm
June 2CoOn opened Tat at 6 francs cWt Tor both on
the spot and aiost
PRaNEPoar Jur 29-Una FveTwen bonds open quiet
and aDchange4-
PARIS S-The Bourse closed firm Rentes p r. SIC
LONDON $3.50 mCeDsOls closed at &3 for money
rseues steady United States PyeIwe.y
bonds 1872 1865 1867 893 TenPoes 49, Stocks steady
Ene swy 49, Illinois Centrals l4i Atlantic and Great
Western, d. $40.
LlvkRFooi, Jane 2s49o motion closed at saled for
MdiBg Orleans the
and Wheat, BS
go for Red Winter Flour,
European.
Peas, Der n Canadian. Lard quiet.
LoapOs Juae 2g-f:30 m.-Lnseed Oil, &3l 81 per tun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30

-, 4, ,.cerste and with better supply prices az
HAYThe NOV; 3c shipping and a ~ ~ I.s
sver we qao's $50 ia demand and INN Al vi V"~ % ~
Ne and sdeSe for n UNCHANGED and the market generally
NOIA SSbS-i =, "A Muscovaio sol al 4Oc A.. 49,
dali srasI porS continues M ana p oo 40 q " rs fpr
SIS JOB lots fV9 eols 1i Al 42S 500
sscaAy Al she IA kor future delivery nomhM -.
Nes AND sS for CIV pssf scsdy, with moderate bnesi
sYs a jelly and as o Pn Mess aud SD &d
.As boS ~ 49, = I'M ralaf uncertain bet ~ s'rset
~ AZ armiT hell bDi he sinai ~ Il. aiic for Cty.
ne fssos qIlc Bscon que ~ eooe' srI ~ du sales 200
PSSd - ,ss,r At lCa dic for CITY LAiI I'D Isl 9iRa
pss.d tcs stilai<!e for No. IL ltaGi4tc io' wy ~
EPsir 10 Prime Stear =. .pte. INT low and medium
RrTTKR-The-t tair oenAn' i"i NM w.
ssSes srs 49, an. 2saS FIkns State. SSgSs
OSrn.-S .22d96 fTkns Wesss .u- i69I9
usW Firkins, fne...' ~ NVN
All spe factory from inluU BY boz wSu IN hsa order
=, al pTisos The market is irregular for stock ~'''e "
V" fSs Fine fsT TooS S5
-. ~ - 3'as Stmmed .'.;;,:,.i; a%,,m
STTPoI FM-Croie in buk dull and heavy .euDe' w
moderate demand hut prices are unohAnge Pal iSlS-
RcSrA OlG6i testl trns light sra" 70 ~"'o'' MAN
Rsfued lo test standard white e.. 21tdEf
SsrS,s. rssps ,6Ss9 gravity ,bbi ~ 90 a.
I'D. Init old
essdSa iersss joebins bO'isss - SS and about
MY s ~ tors.r sguroA SALES $50 oASs N'~'
~ te Csroi9s s ssr still a but cuisines. va sea
s .5s oueshon noS . q, ~ Car (uha lOl
Pair 70 good ke, 81 ia hores Havana Al se kehSeo uu M"
let for PORE & for Powdered GIanusee AeO ST. t Clover
hheJsi sspiS -. Seas isscn1e aad noNN@' ."
c s T% aS ..s.dy sales 5000 "Sia9c for County
H1 Uisxy 4. lover snd leo svsi ses loo ool. carry " W" my
Al al aod $50 bb&S At the close 81 VI Vs. ''V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
HIA CATTLE MARKET %

~ " d,nt ~ cs''e lhs week was seve about DO
w. OF AZ from 10 &c. q n for good and JoFs
Pc "'s eee'es Common ese At from 5to 5,c b. NJ
~ o. sr. 'nd Tor sheep was fair and the supply good Aht
e~ ron y 70 bse for good and Szto IL a A. bsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

JuSs ia pigs Ashes 2z7l bales Cotton 24S bags Cotton Seed
70 40 bs Fou IS Wheat 46 80 hush Corn $3.50 hush
O 10 O bush $50 bush Beans loo bh Corn Meal 30 bags
on Meal bbls Spirits TrIentne l5s bills Grade
SIS bhls Rosu pkgS Cut Meats $50 pigs bard S ts
better pkgs Cheese 1913 bbls Egg 70 pigs iae" ~ set
Iri o. II pigs Drel Fruit 200 pkg OH Cake 2" bnS "a so
bbs hses Woo Il bales Hemp 20 9 9sies i @
Hides bhls
80 10 ~ Rice pigs Starch z6s bags Peanuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA JOKE 5s-COOn unchanged Middlng 202lIc
yes yochsnssi wheat unchanged; Pennskss Red 81 ara
S 3 s ts9 5a 1g PsSss1gsn i1c" essI;
unchanged Provisions frmi Mess POrL $50 5oQ 80 IS Lard dull
spot 70 jp1 %hiy Se ai 8 for ron western
Fo ssd So@ina West da and and sa SEei @sS
soosS & w Siss 81 s Yellow ost. 30
@ 1. sosl lie Hams S o Lar. no Q Sst' at i6idie
ToI2po jane sS@Rlo1I dull Wheat dun lower; Red
slpNe Red 81 q Corn dul and shade lowers no s7e
pi.~Fouf 1900 S6l Wheat 1850 bush Corn. 1900 bush
NnwsuksE Juls 2-FiCui steady 81
No ~ 90 for Ne Oas nominal Rye DOmna Barley nominal
osstgo RssPtsFoaI 1909 ssiI Wheat 900 bush ship
CLEsEASO June STssn. aU and DG1inay lower CCrDNO
Bssy naaal PerOeun-orads srSs 10 per Dbl Relied
o.Sssc TsFOu DUN sales 900 ssl. at $3.50 FOR Nc
& sSsi g. COM aS . SsS s 30
oss . he BED q S II bond Corn ses ~ iST sGss
spas. D'' sssS$s' sadnIs ss3ssss quality.
80 x to the HOdoa - 80 Raoad FTsgb.s-oui
'io' B = s. Ser 20 e9' TO- AS i1' ~ @
Late Imports 2s9 600 feet Of Lumber Cana BIOrs-l4Oo
LoUSiIx June 2Cotton du Mddsgs 1sc Flour unchanged
DER sc ces RID 5e ie Clear sides Boil Meats
iol so9a S for Csar Rib s lSt for Clear Sides Lard i
hh ). . for Frosted I1ss for Low 70 Medium
MssFaI. yuDe 2scc.ion nOaay iec Sc bses exports
5000 L;I nominal Porn quiet ilc,
les
.ad DonaaL Wheat 81 cot seller july Tor
70 Cora moderately active at he for cash; 7O seller July
bic Bsey segecied and nominal HghSnes 96c
bou ffoross quiet and weak Mess Pork &2S~&29 So Lard
St1S D sse shooen l HOgs toleraby active at SO 10
" choice shipping
beat i9s0 bush Corn 1880 bush Oats 5000 bush RE 5000
Com 240O bush Oats lTe besh Barley 500 Hogs Preghss
Aels a. -. OF Com, PET sail 70 Buffalo
AIBssr n w. June NHhest unchanged the sskng prices
Amber state. 81 Sca 81 So White Michigan 81 80 81 3D. White
sta iaelating Weks Teadven 81 75d 81 Ss Debl
~ % bye quiet and BominsDy 81 s 81 TO- Corn dali Western
o. ior qnsoend and good SGsl II for sound YeO~
koUc ditto sld Jo Canada West 81 40; Country
ovd ssste sga and CO4nsL, made SI ROwed CSC d$l o.
foa7S cr STATE tb@ later for dove Wit ' M "'"
June 2PooT ssd lower; Family as sOaAS rs
"a S n sss for S T %S s sss s al, a - isS
- ,rsss,Hgd Rye 81 with hight demand Cotton drpOp
t4saea ~ ~ ssss o. go bbls Mess Pod and bomnay IN
i., W Bah Meats easier; ssles 100 hhdS Al ~ for
Fen a. I s.. TOT 500 AL PACKED Bacon Of shouL
ls ~ Ss a. ziazzs held At lee With no sal,s E.
S LOUIS !S1s S-IosAeoO Unchanged recent. Z. a,,e GA
~ sJf1 o. the crop has forward Cotton pe@ps N
70 6es "hss, s5r ssSi oa 10 No o. 81 Is oI
- bfmt a 5yes5e Rye deohirg mnte c
- U5 Pom doll At s2s soc go s., ~ lfer
az unchanged HOg quiet unchanged Recsi Sse
BeN nRsa SsO bush Com ~ 900 bash 0sts l0CtO b
Corr q Jane S-Heops OO bids WHEAT 1850 tasa
90 buah Corn By Wheat $500 busb Corr
Ioes VS 100 bush FloaT beayy buyers awaiting cooces
y l.sakes GA osl heavy and bseT; sslet l7OO bu No
III n Cora doI .sd bssT; sales zoo huh $500 q
b. RE so@I,, i 300 bOh Ne Western ic Barley Ssm
NE HgLTiSes so s.eri ss 50 fer Heavy Mess Lard duh
II - 'O'' &C. On Oats 10 se.-York w "H''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
COTTON M.nrrnn

ee, "a 80, 1870 S19s <sCotton dull Good Ordnsr, Isie
SIS ss- 1' oAssi sSportsccAstWise 10 bae,; sseei
A. 0ELsAss, June @sCottOn dull .sA no,,, Milan, -,
ses, i bales net receipts 49,. e"a.I "a w
.s..ss es5 bales; stock 7l0ll hsS NAVE ~ baesI
soBLs, Ala. June 29--(ottop doll and lax., -, ,,,,,
~ ess receive Is bsesi eIpOrtS-to Poland sTs
[s.vteseA y bales such a ss6 bales. wv "~'e'i 70
!. 20 va, June A-Cottos In good demsBd; MddIpg -.
". a1 fseps 90 bAles sTDorts-to Great Brtsb 20
II, coesriAs, ~ bales stock IA $40 bsles ~N ''S4
E11ss ~ sSns -CottoB opened steady but eo.sS ALL
- 49, s~es lq bales receipts 23 bales eIDorsSeoss ~
pc NJ June B-C0ton dali Low MILLING pov,p. 1al
sAP"'ts-toAss~ise, 100 bale socE IN balss ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30

DANKING HOUSE of SOUTTER a. CO.. o.
Wl'sus, New York The INTEREST the FIRST MORT
IcF RoNDS a. The ALABAMA and CHATTANOOGA r. r. co. in.
dofse nv the state Alabama and the SECOND hORIGh
BONDS of the ndorsed BY the State Of GeoA due july
pro,imo will ba paid a office. hOUIIEh Oo
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-02
Kew York harker.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. l.
CoTToE-Demand fair and market firm !.
sales of $50 bales uplands at l7s
FLoUR-In fair demand, but at lower
rates; receipts 1900 barrels; sales l0, 900 |;
superfin pc IS 1895 81; extra IS 659 IS; choice
IS S0d6 -; while wheat Sc 20@6 65; round
hoop OhIo Is 70a6 65; Sc. Louis 50 i5@
WHEAT In fair demand at lower rates;
heavy; declined lc ; receipts l47 GOO bushels
sales 23l, 600 Lushels; new and old mixed
spring 81 Is; Nc. l spring new 81 269l % I;
winter red and amber 81 309l "a; amber
Michigan choice 81 409l 4215; white Mlch:-
gan 81 1891 IS.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged; western
95d98c.
BARLEY-QuIet and unchanged; sales of
10000 bushels at CSC for western.
CoRN-Demand good at full prices; re-
ceipts 10000 bushels; sales 5000 bushels I;
mixed al $3.50; new S0N.
OATs-Dull, but holders not willing to
make concessions; receipts 40 900 bushels (;
sales 3 600 bushels; Ohio 55957c; Western
HoPs-steady with a moderate demand
COFFEE Demand fair and market firm.
mand; sales $50 boxes; Grenada at 9%1
I0Lc; Porto Rico l0A@llzc.
RIcE-Duil and prices dropping al 65s9
MoLAssEs-Du but unchanged.
PEI RoLEUM-Demand fair and market
firm; crude l2c; refined 2314c.
BUTTER-Steady with moderate de-
mand; Western 20933c.
CHEEsE-steady with moderate de-
mand.
PoRK-Dull and prices are nominal;
sales 1000 barreis: round lots mess gag
"a I21zc: job lots S25 g25 soc.
FEATHERs-Demandg good at full prices
BEEF-Unchanged; STOCK OF beef 10, 1885,.
BULK MEAT S-Dull bat unchanged,
HAMs-Iu pickle, Chicago l41Sc.
DARD-U weather checks out
door trade; sales l20 tierces steam at 140
16c; also :, ESQ tierce for Deem Ger at 1876;
for January at 1870.
WHIsKY--Demand good and prices adj
vanced; sales $50 barrels at 88Zc.
TURPENTINE-Flrmera at 45%0g46
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool hrmer; wheat
by steamer l0dGl0Md,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-02

PERsoNAL.-Bishop Scott returned
to his home yesterday, and laughed
at the aprrehensions of his friends.
He got upon the morning train going
north, intending to go to Sullivan, and
return on the next train, but failed to
notice when tpassed and feeling bene-
fitted by the excursion, went on to
Terre Haute, and tie first he knew
that any fears were entertaine for his
safety was while on the return yester-
day morning.
The many friends of Mrs. Major
Lee NJ. Gardner will be pleased to
learn that she has now nearly recov-
cred from her late serious illness.
Capt. w. Fl. Wilson. with Messrs.
Martin, Gardner & Co., returned to
the city few days ago, and will
shortly resume his position in their
Office.
Advices from Commissioner Saml.
Barker, indicate that be is rapidly
recovering, and will soon be able to
resume his official duties.
Mr.. Edwin Brown, of the Kate
Putnam troupe, was in the city, yes
terday, to make final arrangements
for the arrival of the troupe.