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nR. KLINE, at the Philadelphia Cancer Insti-
- tute, ,9sl Arch St; Prof. Dalton, 23s " an
St. Cincinnati. o, and Dr.. Greene, at Charlotte
NC. are making astonishing cure,
of 4 by their u LC f RS great Cancer An
tidotes without TU NJ OR the knife or caus
tic medicine, and CANCERS with but Eulc
pain. Every root and 6bre i. killed
and removed if taken in time and cannot return.
Beware Of bogus Professors. with their bogu.
treatm nts, stealing advertisements No Other.
have these treatments None other should ever
be used. For particulars, send for circular, cali
ar address as above Nov. 270
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ORPHANS COURT SALE!
Real Estate in Huston Township.

The undersigned, Adm istrator of the estate
of Alfred Pearsall decd, will offer at public out
cry, in the Borough of Clearfeld, on
Tuesday, January 10, 1871,
at 81 O'Clock, p NJ, tho following described real
estate, situate in Huston tip. Cisarfeld co. Pa, viz
st. All the south part of certain tract Of land
situate partly in ELK and Clearheld counties. be-
ing that part situate in Huston tp, Clearhsld co
bou nd ed follows: On the North by the divisi on
line of Elk county on the South by tract No 5O6l
w est by tracts No's4ISi and 427l, on the East by
tracts No's4i74 and Abb, containing l4a acres,
more less
I'd One other tract or piece o land, situate in
Huston To- aforesaid, known as the East half OF
trnct No. 41SI, containing 4e5 acres more or less
Sd. All that part of tract No. 423l, situate IN
Huston tip. Aforesaid, containing go acres. more
or less. The above described tracts are unseated
TER MS One hird cash confirmation Of
sale balance in two equal annual payments, with
| interest TO be secured by Judgment Bonds and
Mortgage on the premises. j, A. PEARsALL
Nov 3o-ts Adm C. T. A
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Arsi ilg-holliday goods, at our stores.
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IA BLATrENBERGER, CLAIM AND CoLLEo-
81 rIos OFFICE, Conveyancing and all Legal
Papers drawn with accuracy and dispatch. Drafts
on and passage tickets to and from any point in
Europe secured. Osceola, Clear6eld County. Pa
October 5. lS7O-3m
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N0rICE.-Hsving this day November l. 1879
N disposed of all my interest in the mercantile
business. n: Houtzdaie. Pa, to Messrs FRANK
LlVERlGHT 4 CO, l recommend them to Il '
late patrons, and ask for them a liberal share ~
the trade
November ., 1870. GEO. NJ BRISBIN
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Aew Advertiseiuents.

Advertisements set up large type out 81 pfa,n
styi, lciH be charged double usual rates. No cuts
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Q. J. ROW, EDITOR AND rRoFErsroI

CLEARFIELD, PA, NOV. 80, 1870.
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All persons knowing themsel indebted 70
George NJ. Frisbip, will at once make settlement
and save costs
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-L Testa-
hmentarv OF the estate of Samuel G. NJ
CandIess. late of Burnside tip. deceased, having
hereby given that ali persons indebted TO said
tate are required to make immediate payment.
and those having claims against the same will
present them, properly auth entica ted for settle
ment to JOS II. MKEE,
Nov 26 lS7O-6t Executor
n ISS0LUTI0N.-Thc co-partnership hereto
~ fore existing between j. 6. Hartswiek and
Mich ael Showers in the Brick making business in
Ciear6eld has been dissolved oy mutual consent.
The accounts left in the hands Of J. q. Harts-
wick for settlement, who is authorized to receive
all moneys due said hrn, and who will pay all
claims against the same.
G. HARTSWICK.
Nov I6 1870 MICHAEL SHOWERS.
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SANDY LICK HOTEL,

Keynoldsvllle, Jefferson County, Pa
j. S. RADEBACH, Proprietor.
first class country Hotel Th. table supplied
with the best the market affords. Choice IduoTs
at the bar share of public patronage respect.
u lily solicited. Nov D lsEs
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xiV or Dispatches.

PITTsBURG, March s. hIcnongaheIar river
stationary, six feet six inches At Green's
bOrO the river rose about one foot last
night, and gtilI rising, six feet IN the chan
mel. AT brownsville the river is rising
slowly, eight feet six inches. The st.
Charles, from Cincinnati, arrived at an
early hour this morning and returns to-
morrow evening. The Juniata Will follow
her on Thursday at noon. The Camelia
for st. Louis. will leave fo-morrow. Busi.
ness on the wharf light, freights heing
meagre. Weather cold and CLOUDY. Their
mometer ~.
PIrTsBURG. March S.-Frequent SIC :
Monongahela feet A inches and station
airy. The Cameiia leaves for st. Louis to-
morrow. Considerable ice running in the
Allegheny. Light offerings OF freight.
CNCINNATI, March 8. River "a feet, with
a tendency to rise; Is feet space under the
dale, from Pittsbnrg; Norman, Evans
Vile; Robert Burns, Memphis; Cham
P1ttsburg; II. r. Hudson, Wheeling; Emma
Floyd. n ashvilles Altoona and Glendale,
st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, March Silver rising with
1515 feet on Harpoth Shoals. Weather
den. from Cairo; Umpire. from Upper
Cum beTland; Alpha, from Evansville
Departed-Armada, for Paducah; Ella
Hughes, Upper Cumberland.
CAIRO, March 8-Bon Accord, Mound
Orleans to Pittsburgh, .; ]. IL. Groesbeck,
New Orleans to Cincinnati, IL; sam J.
Hale, Memphis to Cincinnati, / All. Lady
Pike, Memphis to Cairo, 2; Messenger,
Cincinnati to New Orleans. q Shark, New
Orleans to st. Louis, g; J. n. Kellogg, St.
Louis TO New Orleans, noon; Sam Brown,
50. Louis and return, PM; Wild Duck,
81. Louis to Pittsburgh, s. River rose 3
inches. Mercury 36a.
an. LOUIS, March -Arrived-MolIie
McPlke, HAIRY Johnson, and st. Johns,
from keokuk: Shark, from New Orleans I;
Frcndahip and Brown, from Cairo: Hi
nQia, from Peoria; 80 Luke. from Mem
pitts beparted-OliVe Branch, TO New
Ofioanss Rubicon. to Vicksburg; city of
Cairo, to Memphis: Harry Johnson and
Mollio McPiko. to Keokuk. River still
rising, but the upper streams are falling
again. Weather clear and warmer. Bust
neas good.
MEMPHIS, March s. - Clear and cool !;
river declining. Arrived - Colorado sud
Utah from st. Louis. Departed Bell Lee
for 81. Joseph; Ida StockoaIe for st. Louis
Louisville for Louisville.
NEW ORLEANS, March S,-Arrlved-Pey-
tona and barges and Indiana from Louis
VILE; Henry Ames from st. Louis. De-
parted-Columbian, Thorn pson, Dean, and
Atlantic and barges for st. Louis; EdIn-
burg for Cincinnati.
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wME MARKETg
rnw YornM araef


BY Telegraph new YORK, March g.
Corrox-UnssttIed and u low er; sales Of
5000 bales at 2I14 for uliddl1ag upiands.
ELCUR-RecSi pts 1850 bOIs: quiet and
unchanged; sales 3 100 bbis at s. 6094 % tor
superfne State and WESTERN 81 o595 % for
extra state; IS 50 for ex "a western; IS 50Ce
10 for white wbezt extra: $685. for round
hoop Ohio; S. 1906 Is for extra st. Louis;
s6 21a8 so for good to choice do. Rye -four
culet: sales $50 bbls at 81 45G15 so.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY-Cuiet and firm: sales go bbls
at 995&@s1 90 Tor Western free.
WHEAT-ReceIpfs 1874 bushels; opened
firmer and closed duI and Ic lower; sales
400 bushels at 81 l59l 1513 for No. spring
in store and delivered, and 81 2201 221z for
No. do. delivered; 81 % for Ne. spring;
81 20@l 30 for winter red and amber Vest
err 81 241z for winter red Illinois: 81 400
50 for white Michigan, and 81 ST icr white
State.
BARLEY-MoTe active and heavy; sales
{, 500 bushels at SOC for two-rOwed State;
slgI IL for Canada Vest, and 81 90 for Cali
BAILEY MALT-DuIl and nominal.
CORN-Receipis I.760 bushels; opened a
| shade rlrmer and closed quiet; sales g 900
bushels at 999S1 90 for new mixed western !:
81 q Tor high mixed yellow, and 81 o49l %
for Jersey and Pennsylvania yellow.
heavy; sales 1900 bushels at 55g56zzc for
western; 62962l2 for Ohio, and 6o96Sc for
State.
RIoE-Qulet; Carolina 511@7c.
sGaAR-QGiet; sales Of 400 hhds Cuba at
S74995zc.
| oLAssEs-NominaI.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at l5}z for crude; $50
| 2S1z for refined.
HoPs-Quiet at 16927c COR American.
| LTNsEED OIL Quiet.
TURPENTINE-Uns 441zGf5.
/ PoRK-Lower: more actives sales of $500
bbls at S25 00G25 Is for mess; closing at
S25 90 cash $50 50a2I % for prime; so . for
| prime mess; also 1900 bbIs mess, March
| seller, April, May and June. at So COG
| S25 so.
BEEF-Quiet; sales of ITO bbis at $40 COG
/ new extra mess; tlerce beef dull; sales of
| mess; SGT O0G30 90 for India mess: beef hams
| dull; sales of go bbis at SIS c0932 90 for
| new
1 CUT MEATS-Heavy, are move active;
| sales OF $50 packages at 103sg12c for shout
| derS .14Gl45zc for hams; mlddleS dull; sales
of 800 boxes at 13c for Cumberland cuti l49
| l41zc for short ribbed.
/ DR. EssED HoG3-DuIl, heavy; u9lIAc for
1 Western
| LARD-Lower. sales of 785 tierces at 100
1899 for steam 141zQ9l5 for kettle rendered I;
| also $50 tierces steam, seller March, April
/ and May, at 155s914c.
BUTTER-Flrm for prime, dull for other
/ kinds; at 1926.
| CHEEsE-Heavy at 149I7c for Ohio.
1 FREIGHTS-TO Liverpool decidedly firm
| er; shipments of 25.oGO bushels of wheat,
| per sail and steam, 4d; closing at 5d asked 5
| 41zd bid.
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BY Telegraph.l 81. LOUIE, March s.
ToBAoco-Steady and firm.
CorroN-1s nominal, and buyers ont OF
market.
HEMP-NominaI at sl20asl60
FLoUR-W eak and unsettled; spring ex-
ira 81 10; do. Xxx 81 Is; fail superf1ne 81 I0@
80: extra 81 25g4 so; Xxx 81 5594 u.s. xxx
81 90G5 So.
WHEAT-Drooping and irregular for fall,
and S94c lower on spring; No. 3, 70G7l1zc;
No. red fall 97gSI 90; No. do. 81 079I 10;
strictly choice 81 I7t9IIS.
CoRN-DuI and weak; mixed at 73a75c:
yellow 75d77c; white 77GS0c.
OATs-Opened dull at 4S950c, and closed
lower at 4794Se.
BARLEY-DulI and IN changed, at 81 o. for
strictly prime Minnesota.
RYE-Steady zoe for prime.
WHIsKY-Dull at SIC.
Provisions - Heavy and democrat zed :
Pork s26 so, with no buyers at the close ;
dry salt meat lower; shoulders at g5sg10s /;
clear rib lie; clear sides 141<G9I41Sc; Bacon
dull, Irregular and lower: shoulders lie:
clear rib l5c; clear sides I6e; sugar. cured
hams Hc.
LARD-Nominai at l4c.
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sen gOrR aOId ana ssOoz narAet.

By Teiegraph.l NEW YoRK. March 8.
The excitement in tne gold market to-
day was without parallel since September
last. The anxiety to sell gold assumed the
shape OF q mania, and Its equal never be-
fore been witnessed. In the room the
fluctuations were unusually frequent and
the dial recorded nearly one hundred
changes during the day. The scene was
understandable. The crowd OF operators
surged to and fro and cheered each decline
of Il and "a per cent. and vented their feel
mas in Screams and wells OF delicht
There was not a bull to be found in the
room, and at times premium was offered
for the sight of a man who thought gold
entire day, while on New Street
the large crowd watched the changes
of the dial with great interest. Every
where ia financial and commercial
circles, the gold question was a great topic
of conversation, and its downward course
was felt through all the qualifications of
business. The excitement in the gold
room was intensified by kilograms from
Washington-one that Senator Williams
had introduced q resolution to receive
a part of the customs in greenbacks,
which was followed by another thai SEN
ator Fowler wanted all the surplus gold in
the Treasury sod, and prices tumbled to
L I05s. The telegram next received was
that the House Committee on backing
agreed to report bill IN favor OF issuing
$50, 600, coo more gIeenbacks, and up
went the price to ll56. The report was
denied and down went the price to l IL.
Then &c was reported that the chances
for the Funding Bill in the Senate were
less favorable, and back went prices to
TO l1l2 at close llIA was Did and lllZ
asked. Greenback prices of Government
bonds were seriously affected, aud heavy
decline took place; '67S selling down TO 108,
being the lowest point for q long time
past. On Stock Exchange the effect was
not SO great, owing to great effort of the
bull clique to prevent the stock market
from Eympath1Zing with the surrounding
depression; the market at times fell of
but was prevented from breaking by the
persistent effort of the clique. In mercan-
tile circles the decline in gold had tend
ency to further unSettle business and
weak en- prices. This was particularly APP
plicabie to department of dry goods where
leading jobbers are still offering bargains
In ali styles, to induce trade. Produce was
demoraIized; wheat heavy and lower,
notwithstanding the advance In Liver
poo!. Flour heavy and declining. Pro-
visions decidedly lower, with very unset
tied market. Pork falling of so cts, and
lard "a ct. IN open market. There was q
heavy decline in cotton, and middlfng up
lands were 1sc. lower, selling 2l14 on spot
white low middllng sold down TO 1870
1917 April and May delivery.
MONEY Market very easy at 4 to per
cent. on call; prime business notes to per
cent. Sterling nominal at 816 to 836. Gold
opened at l2Ia, closed ll14@ll5a. after touch
ing 1919. Clearanees 73.000,00O, carrying
rates per cent. To fiat. Government Stocks
heavy and lower
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The Fearful OAEOBR subdned.

THE CURE - HOW DISCOVERED r
Having been long afflicted with CANCER.
resOrted to all The NEEDLES OF which +
mending q certain herb 10 me as q cure.
las i supposedly procured the herb.
aud prepared and applied &C., which
made perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb had used, which had made
q perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
ind speedy cure by sending Tor the re-
clpe, with full directions tor use Price o.
Address, with regtsi cred letter or money
order, q GORGE MORGAN, Box 81, Port
Jervis, Orange County, New YORK.
Jazz dam
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b. Telegraph CHICAGO, March 6.
EASTERN ExcHANGE-Steady and firm
at &c.
FLoUR-Dun at 50 7o@5 . for spring ex.
tras.
WHEAT-No. 1 quiet at S515c; No. 2 at
77$s97815c; closing with sellers at TIC.
This afternoon No. 2 dull at TIC.
CoRN-steady at 714G72c for No. 2, and
6096s15c for no grade. This afternoon
market steady at 7I1zc for No.2, and Csc for
new.
OATs-Market wee ker at 351zc for No. 2.
RYE-DulI at 67(d671zc for No, q
SARLEY-Nominal at 65g72c for No. 2,
and 32035c <or rejected.
HIGHWINEs-DulI at 931zc
MESS PoRK-50g75c lower; sales at SCI %
@25 90, closing nominal at 50 3715.
LARD-Quiet and steady, closing at I3c
for dry salted shoulders; I8I4c for short rio
mtddles dressed.
HoGs-Duu at cyclic for light and
heavy lots.
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s. Eona as Good IS nnoIar,s ,,

Don't wish for better" Better
than any other we have used" Like
it much" Cant speak too highly
Of IT," There can be no fault found
with it." Can testify to its super
iority." Don't use any other.
These are a few quotations from the
hundreds of testimonials in favor OF
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, which is
the only chemically pure, harmless,
healthy and nutritious article of the
kind in market. For sale by Grocers
march8 tn thur & sat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The Three Remedies. " SClHEgCH' s EUL--
MoNIo SYRUP" for the cure of Coughs
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form Of Cone
sumption. TSe peculiar action OF this med-
tclne ripens the ulcers in the lungs, proc
notes the discharge Of the corrupt matter
by expectorzUon. Purihes the blood, and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
"SohencE's Sea- Veed Tonic" for the
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Elf
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place OF the gastric juice when that ls
deficient, and then enables the patient TO
digest the most nutriciOus food. It IS a
sovereign remedy for OIL cases OF indiges-
ton.
"5ehenck's Mandrake Pills, one of the
most valuable medicines ever discovered,
being a vegetable substitute Tor calomel,
and having all the useful properties as-
ibed to that mineral, without producing
any OF its injurious effects.
To these three medicines DR.. j. II
schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his uu-
rivaled success in the Treatment Of Pale
monte Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup
rIpens the morbid matter, discharges lt,
and purihes the blood. The Mandrake
structions therefrom, give the organ a
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint,
which is one of the most prominent causes
OF Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic Invigorates the
powers of the stomach, and by strengthen
ing the digestion and bringing 1t to a nor
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality of the blood, by which means the
formation OF ulcers or tubercIes in the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hose medicines, as thus exc
planned, " I cure every case. Of Consump-
ton, IL the medies are used ia time and
the use Of the is persevered In sufficient
Iy TO bring the oa9e 10 q favorable termlua-
ton.
DR.. Schenelz's Almanac, containing fun
treatise on the various forms OF disease.
his mode Of treatment, and general direo-
lions how to use his medicine, can ha had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing hl8
Principal once, No. Is North Sixth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup ana Sea
weed Tonic, each 81 so per bottle, or 81 so a
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, CSC. per box.
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
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SEVENTH WARD MEETING.-Pur-
suant to the call, a meeting Of Repub
licans was held last night, at the Par
adise Garden, on Eleventh Street.
Captain Koehler called the meeting
to order, and nominated Mr.. Her
man Schaum, for President. Mr..
Schaum was unanimously elected, and
Spence Glazier, appointed Secretary.
The President announced the OBJ
iects Of the meeting, to be the discus
sion Of the relative merits of eandi-
dates, and the election of candidate
for Councilman, who should fitly rep
resent the Ward, and secure to it its
full share of Improvements.
Captain. Koshler thought it too
early yet to make the selection, as the
canvass had hardly begun. 1t was
proper to discuss the relative merits
of candidates as soon as it was clear
who were in the field.
A gentleman asked who were candi.
dates, and added, Don't be too
modest, gentlemen, or if so, let the
friends Of the candidates announce
them" Setting the example, he an
uounced Capt. Kehler; this exam
ne was followed by the announce
ment Of Jacob Matthias and Louis
Schuessler.
A gentleman asked leave TO say
that, although a Democrat, he would
cheerfully vote for the Republican
nominee, and use his influence to
elect him, provided a good man were
nominated.
Mr.. Young called upon all who were
candidates, or knew Of others, to an
nounce them, and after revolving the
matter in their minds for a week,
they could decide on their merits.
After some more discussion, the
meeting adjourned 10 meet at the
same place on next Tuesday evening
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Levi ]. Wtlkingon, Lowe & Co., VS.. Will
liam I. Hill. Before Levi Newman, Jus
tlce or the Peace of Armstrong Town
ship, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
ga APPEA RING BY AFFFDAVlF
81 on file in my Office that said William
4. Aill, defendant in the above entitled
causP, Is not a resident OF the State OF
Indiana
Notice is hereby given to the said VIII
liam I. Hill of tho tendency of this action
and that the same viii stand for trial be-
fore me at my office in said township, on
the fourth (4th) day OF April, 1870 at ten
U0) O'Clock a. M.
Witness my hand and official seal, this
fourth day of March, 1870.
[sKALl LEVI NEWMAN
milo v Sc TnSftca
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FoRD's WAREHoUsE--Ghe sale Of
% hhds. OF Tobacco at Ford's Ware
house, yesterday, consisted Of Trash
ana Lugs, with one hid. of Leaf
Prices ranged from $500 to IS 80, for
Trash. and $500 to 81 80 for Lugs ;
one hid. Leaf at 50 10. The lower
grades brought the usual good prices.
ard were very gratifying to the owners,
especially at time when gold is so
low. Ford is holding back good leaf,
for more settled feeling upon that
sort, il being too early for full prices.
TOBACCO SALE.-At 10 o'clock
this morning Weldon Bros. q Go.
will offer, at the Planters Warehouse,
some twenty hogsheads of good To-
bacco, the greater proportion OF
which is accompanied by the owners,
who sold in Louisville and Paducah
last season. This is the first ship
ment from two localities as convenient
to other important markets as to ours,
and will doubtless determine future
shipments from these points. We
hope our buyers will all turn out and
put things through In their usual lib
eral way.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Hiram Nelson, a commissioner APP
pointed by Court, will sell "a acres of
land belonging to heirs, at public aue-
ton at the court house door, on the
18th day of March, 1870. Terms /
cash. balance at 6, II and Is months.
For particulars enquire of Robert A.
Hill It
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honIsvlI.a EarE4s.

By telegraph LOUISVILLE. March 8.
TOBACco-Sales I72 hhds at SO 9005 fol-
trash; $ 50g7 80 for Tugs: sSg16 50 tor low
to good leaf; mar ket active,
CoTToN-D1lI; m tddlfng 2Oc
FLoUR-Fan1Iy at S5a5 3.
sAIN-oQuiet; wheat 81 IO9I %.
CoRN-93c
OATS-63c.
RyE-90c from store,
PkoyIsIoES-Dull and weak: mess pork
SGT bacon and shoulders 13c; clear RIB 1870,
clear sides l6Mc; bulk shoulders I0s4c,
clear rib l454c; clear sides I5c; sugar-cured
hams I91lc.
LARD-Fieree 155zc,
WHISRY-Duil at 94a95c
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ninolnnarl wnrnat.

FLcUR-UBehanged and In moderate To-
cal demand; extra at a 5094 IS; family at
WHE4T-Unchanged and dull, at 81 O8
81 0S.
CoRN-6S@7Sc.
OATs-Dull, at 4S95ic.
RYE-Dull. at S09S5c,
BARLEY-U Unsettled.
201z@2l.
ToBAcco-Dull and dropping; sales of 40
bright leaf.
WHIsKY-Declined to &c. and dull.
PROVISIoNS-Unsettied and nominal; :
mess pork, SIG s; bulk meats 91S, Is, 1917,
and l4c. The packing here being much
less than had been expected, made favor
able impression on holders. Quotations
are nothing better than estimates, how
ever.
BUTTER-ScSrce and wanted at S0a36c
EGG5-Advanced to &c; supply light
owing to the severe weather.
CoFF EE-H6y1zc. lower.
d OLASSES-LOWer, at 70 assoc.
t.oLD-l IL buying, L II selling.
EXcHANGE-Steady LILO discount buy
ing, par selling.
MOSFY MAREET--Fasv
The Price Current will publish the pack
er's report of pork packing at this place to-
morrow. The total number was 329 1856 !;
average weight. 226 pounds; average yield
Of leaf lard, 271S.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-09

PERsoNAL.-James Mulligan, Esq,
not the hero who said Lsy me down
and save the flag" but Jim Mulligan
whose name is found on the Record
er's docket, asked an attache Of the
JOURNAL yesterday why his name
was published as arrested on Satur-
day evening. "Shure," said jim, "
wasn't doin' anything wrong at all
on'y 1 had little sap taken. an thin
thot l might make a nize, so Tom
Ryston, he jist locked me up fer safe
kapin', and lot me out mkt mornin'
that's all.