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IHE SLATE or TRADE.
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, H. ,l--Il9O A. a-Lspsos oJ~p.d q s ior aonsy snd
m, rsos Is,reap secsnes qart .nd stid f. vp .,oo
,Ss ssss sS ex 1857, Tebforiet, VT RAlhsy shsi'
.ssds fs Isi Ies C~o ~ htlis,e .D. et. n.'Srn x ,
is< HlotoB epeDs bbol anu nmhhhs
Upi.n "a 9sle Mailing orIts. sHsid hresasH r'0'0''
stAP Prodsfs are ubehsngsd -, .,.~,.,. .,
De- -: W N fDs'fa' 81, m.
LIksYv.L be1 H. byvA6rtsfstA "heaL Le''F" '''-' W. "
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Corporation Notiffs.

CIR, YosS DspArrsrsr or fS.sr soHKsr er rnk(
E,,t,,E oy T,sr. gotAr Houss PLss. 81 CnAnsgksrr.
Dseembsr a. lbfo.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
who omitted their tue ihls
& b y Of susAr si Os as Afr hs, das asrrst
AZ .h q a of N Der esua~ from October b1C. TO
ds, ~ IA, ebt s~ On tho 18th day Of January prcnc
sss. s b. ssiertoL - Al rnsss t.se. rpain'ng
.ss. o. a.i satA BkhNAAD pNSTB Receiver
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Gitp neal gstaie for Sale.

AN ENTIRE BLOCK, 64 full lots, west side,
~ s,ot az for SALE at $4,000;
v K STEVENSON 4 SON, No. Il Pln~,t.
L'OR SALTWATER FRONT, two entire
IL blocss RiIiet-sL Price, $4,000 each luggr Of
II g1D HOMER MORO kN. . PincSt.
nor SALE-A valuable BUSINESS PROP
ERTY; AMI paying would take part psa,n in i'm
or, ed cty prop,g HALL FOWLER 81 FultonSt BrooSiE.
nor SALE-A tirst-class STORE, on west
Pu,oGs Lot in Zee. Proe ioS, and
,.,v t.rn. Innur af HOMER MORG AN, Pins.t. lt5l
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PARA bonds from h cause o
Nil relation ~ tboee bonds sS'h VII
justify oI stiHg foT s intsgton In htPnrf Io
q 81 fbs
thai M cheek for s5eO sDd soaosst,o ".
togt 4b could have dsy0ei 81 ihe Ds abce
bet sl bf st ConoeT thai oo mol fn' "
bsyiF PROMISE eihefs Ts s"h :"
Tor 10. .sf noah ss ess
ou accrued interest e." 'ot-
stsI 10 that hs P ell ~ -e''ol
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Rrrp,Ln LIYR srOCK MARKRr-D,c. z.

The cattle DELAYED arrived number Of
mailing the total supply for the wctk ~ eaT against S5
week Market du and buyers offer lower figures
tasp At the op4Hing; - bead Canada averaging J
m at 81 10 Canada J1 H. at So and 20 Michigan steer, s
sherpEo change prices; market clo- dull with the
1876 Ohio VI h al S55 Hog brm-T pPB hb
.rsl st JJ0St - for good 10 er,rs shipping
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-SroCE.
1870. 1863.
-STorE.
lS1O. IS6a.
ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKET DC. >

AITNNl DIV = NIU'h NlFhFlI -iIFI
CsteMrlei quiet and unchanged al t.G5c Mh toNsNsrlet
favor, huter Sheep Lame-Lte change COnuD
which have Good and Eirss good
and have supply Newio Market;
ample Fair od 56 and Good "a bItrs
6H7lc with Hogs-Supply arxei nstet du
dressed s,uon b'avy Wessefs o. a6sc and hgsi
lrrnn nsight
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interest % incIIng he c0npOns IpafI
Aus attached aE o which hal en paid into the
The eetusiy Ism ~ 10
SI;s a. is until ;be 'th Of uly 1870 Srpeas
hosvrr when examined that hsc J. 1853 there
received accrued interest 5' So August H. sSJ ~ aud on
S.uf = making total OF Sl,l19 a.
" VA "a M amount rrrtri Feb l8 Is and We have $1,000
-nrepr IS boDs value without screi
10 balance Singular
o., s paid hack the Treasury tc ,th ds5 Of
had teen anl iDl
% b, 6eu from the @lS JOJ in FebrGarg lS'O
Tie 1885, vol page LIB provide that 'hr ss not he sold
81
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iuesirhtster Gounip Real gstals for Sale.

GENERAL choice LOTS on MOrningsde-
- ave- eating Morninsede Par. FOR sALh ApPl, towM H.
RAYSOR, 81 Pinrs.
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MAYOR KAITFLEIsCH's CHARGES AGAINST CITY
CONTROLLER JOHNSON.

Mavor Kalbfcisch of Brooklyn makes the
foowinc statement in gard to the business OF Control
Ter JOhnsOu's Office
Tie May 1867 Teq that these bonds ,hs not be sold at
le.. hsrt uar
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Mem Jsrstp Real Gstats Tor salr.

A DEPOT being established at MEMO PARh,
"a % bs ~ ssc Co uLlsd.pAss asal .,is' 90,
choicest osstaAs within lss Of the Hall Let % o. o
n hos s7oo eso 's.h Ne g.ss persa o. ~ Sfs g., "
pad IN monthly as,slmsis .! Sia Fsn psrLeen WIZ EnH 70
pretey he had sfse Of u. NLo rAkk LANV
COMPAfr. Noe Jsassd IS; Brssisa,. heon No ~
JENKINS g. WAY, New -Brunswiek, n: ~,
~ Brat.rs AID have sf sALk CouNfki
REIDESCEs fARMs ,sd HOUSES sDd LOTS It ,I.''e, s'
the oovsg g.oieioen
Randolph sessor frelnshuy.sn Mm .;hT '
Post OBes wm rrsrnsb Csshsf Hanover bs1s ~ J. b'he-
Once, No rnsst. New York
MONT CLAIR (near 0rangel-handsome
sl RESIDENCE ever, nelerp eshvsnes bait by
Billiard e'n hanlf Ginpe
nan Eprpswrt ie i2ng wser tusis hrdsv
vsh from dspot Pr'cs eS hhoiL Vr
sIptr Pies
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CRIMINAL NOTES,

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, james
Mcdonald was committed for stealing SIS from Peter
Kehoe OF No. 81 West Tenth-st
At the Essex Market Police Court yester-
day, Theodore Janecke OF No. "a Eldrdgest. held
on a charge Of stealing. Dec. 81, diamond stud, worth
SsO from John Doyle of No "a Pike-st
At the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday,
Edward Jackson colored boy, employed by X. f. Page
OF No l25 West Fifty nlntlst, committed for taking
check from letter and attempting to pass 1t.
Charles Ii. Phelps the weigher in the Gus
tour House. accused before Commissioner White OF hay
ing sold positions In his gift has been hOnorably dis
charged IL was that two persons, one OF whom
was Phelpss sstcrnlaw. had received money from men
to obtain positions for hem but IL not proved that
when Phelps hired the he knew that the money had
be,aI paid ON the contrary, the discharged
by him when he found that they had paid money 10 OBJ
tain the positions
In the Court of General Sessions, before Re-
corder Hacket yesterday, Michael kesrney, indicted
for the murder Richard Gerdis, June - 1882 IN Third
ave near Twenty hfhst., WAS acquitted. Nieolaus
Heine stealing $50 from Simon Elstnef state Prison two
wears and six months Henry Hdckmest.r. stealing q
barrel OF sugar frOIn No. 5 Greenwich st. state Prison
three years and six months. Edward Donaioe, Al
teupttd grand larceny, PeDitrtuait 81 IhuI'hs Tue
Cpult adjourned ~ Tuesday next
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~. los In srcfud interest the whole oi these bonds
ess5 S per thus really ung es than 20 per cent
so, hev brought par required by law The coupons
the yi sucuht although the srs c tI, nUuper
Treasury until the slsi dty 81 De
, Ife AZ not tie I'll Of April following three months
.Dd "a, da,s he paid . ,,a-.,
lfen sOd AZ what h teUsj Hat
an III da, Dcreue 1859 With coapous attached s ing cue We
S.t the to. actually Betiiug the city bnt % cent The
Of CITY bonds would sTear ~
isl ~ M, ssud bat toe large asouuts of tccned
loss ON ibe CITY oy us n"t
having Enj ID. the reas1 which - II cear Vosuon
- & n,1,.p a te seyerz authorizing The nue OF thess
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
g:e t;58 Moon t........ 7:il
|
1911 Hell Cat, ~ %
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday. Dec. o. 1870
The market continues dull, and without
notable transactions.
The urgent demand Of residents Of the upper part OF
New York for more speedy mode Of transportation
must within short time, action TO be taken
nv the LEGISLATURE to provide either underground
road mr. e to have one built substantial PIERS To be
carried above the street traffic Of the city.
4 gentleman, long resident OF LONDON, ana by pro
fession railroad builder, has made the FOLLOWING esf
mate of the expense Of road ON piers from fulons
near William-st Harlem River Inc estlha,o may W.
ered AZ nearly correct in reference 10 the cost OF
constructions but the right OF way would prOpanly con
more than the estimate. II Is proposed 10 Dd me lou
the blocks with solid masonry, commencing the
foundation II feet below ground, rising u feet above '
surface and crossing the streets with iron bridges a"c
with wrought iron.
Codof Rigsi Of Udy. ,oo,ooo
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6taiionerp, &f.
DLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY. and PRINT
ID Low prie,a orcen solicited b. FRANCIS LoCTKkL
Is hadeD lane
ERANCIS a. LOUTREL, a. Maidcnlane,
o6 ,rye Of FANCY STATIONERY, sniiibs for
holiday gn& Disn,s for 1871.
CLOTE& JAMES, ,STATIONERS, PRINTERS,
- ,sd BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS. NJ 80 faltessi
BLANK BOOKS made pattern. Orjen solicited
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inalhlnerp.

~---
A NDREW'S ENGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS,
~ HOLSTERS, Ac, 81. al Wat,Ts.
4 :. \ }. GEAR x Co.. Boston, furnish
"A. description wo1 and Iron Working MACHINERY arc
supplies The es regardless e m'ss a. lowest pohs s
PROPELLER ENGINES for SALE
i nov Pnp Eagn- 50 iu. q, 10 f. s''9se
PrI1. Egg'Bs, 81 %. rgLNi2 in. s,relt.
,soond.isfa Prom IL ue. ~ 90. -r:yo ~ 'Hb'
lSr,Uld-Inru Pfn- iEanr, - IA .. Lt3O u s'tuA".
Asu ~ g. IC ir ar, II iu. ftGBoAr fNGiNE' AMI
a. ". COPELAND. ~ Baosis4,, \. ).
STEAM ENGINE for SALE.
- hor.ui4, EEu. u l0's' POSER VA BpifI 80 GOV
NECTIOSS. AZ .S rerf'rt order Apply TO-
{. ". Coi ELANU 81 Bs,sd-Ay. y y.
VNANNERS. PAPER-MAKERS, CONTRACT
ORs and al or -luttg o. economies, sud shcens ~ NY
nh eoans coTpe'e a,spon Of our Panp kad overvbeu
i,,l,eony Ia ~ Over 10 IN use Address
' HRALD sISCo o.. BsluirsVille n. 7.
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Citn 11ropertp to Get.
Brooklnn propcrtn TO fei.

CTORAGE STORES to LET or for SALE
- The Granite stores Nos and Atlantic Dock, Brookg i7ng
River and adjoining Hamilton FeHy "oah De ~ i"
W ~ CLARK, 10 wiiiam-st
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fenq 1slan6 Real Gs.ale for Sale.

E'oR SALE-A new, modern, and elegant
includias Furniture, s3ocn Daais of HOMER AusGAk,
Ppttt ph1i
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COI;RT OF APPEALS

ALBANY. Dec 23--ln the Court oil Appeals
tav zfter hearing No 100. by order oil 'be coH'1
y y 80. s:ss gys taken ilniil Wednesday. Jan. iS
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Conntrp propertn TO fet.

NUHHFTU VFSF<FFT - ~4
VNO LET-The 4-stOry brick HOUSE No. 259
Fonrthsye Twentieth and TssIybrss east se ,sf
pi,hed owing family Of the sncner abroad l'
thorough order and has al the modern IMPROVE
library contsning zoos vols aJ
not he let for rng hou,e Principals on neei spp! apply b"
fore 10 IN. the premises, at the oniee OF
JOHN BAKER
hon.auk Fire lr.uraBoc Co
l68 lroalsav.
YNO LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
CITY Propev-On Forhsm ghis minutes from depot and "
from Civ, little COTTAGE containing .tcbsn cellar
garden Immediately. Splendid location Apps 's
k0PPEL IL Apn-st
TINO LET, or for SALE-At Elizabeth, COM
Portable HOUSE. Modern fting depot IS minutes
Communication II aso1@
line travel Inquire Wcst Elizabeth tJeeys station or Ics
C. C.. Box No. 235, Post 06ce, Nes-iork.
TI,O LET $3.50 per month";, at Passaic, hand
some COTTAGES IL rooms; beautiful location three nh
ues from station; 26 trains comnuiation &c. per trip
J. FISHER sATTBRrIWAIrR. 10 PlIe'sf.
TTNO RENT-The largest and finest STORE in
MdtowB Orange County for Dry Goods other besnes Ap
ply TO SO, MddleOwp, N. Y.
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0hanrts for Business Altn
WHOLESALE FISH, PROVISION, and
w PROpICB BUSINESS for SALE, veil elsld. having
be,u esei for IL n the s1s. which 10
one business oa The Ses' SIDE hin's H.
Tit-Bs 0mos -
NlS nOA WANTED-CAPITAL, $4,000
~ D@D,NNDU FOR -,l-c.,sbl.hed UMBRELLA and PARA
SOL BUSINESS With PARTNER. retire SPECIAL
~ J. n. DOUBLEDAY. u Woostsrst
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1oaro ano Rooms.

A WIDOW LADY, having taken the fine
n house No. Os " est third st., MI @ rns'
or single gentlemen With handsomely FlRNisHED hOOhS Az
BOARD. References exchanged
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
~ (oeeupyse square On Worcester sPhngsedsL bost", b.
r. ROGERS Proprietor
YINO LET-A few commodious FLATS, or
complete OF apartment uidog on ne fienh
plan unde permanent anior Inquire OF CHARLES {
MAkELBY, iO4 East Tenth-st, " y.
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Conntrp Real Gstaic for 5alf.
antiion 5a!cs OF Real Gsiaic.
Real estate 10 Gtrhanec.

NVANTED--A COUNTRY RESlDENCE near
w The ty 1yewJersey prsfrrr In EXCHANGE f as ~qit'
in two large houses well located in Brooslyh , v,
NJ A. RlJASD q Co. ) Beekmanst Nes-fors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-26
River Dispatches

Is b'sl flour; 5 tons tobacco.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-26

PITTsBURG, Feb. %. Weather
clear and pleasant. Thermometer
80. Monongehela feet and falling
slowly. Allegheny z feet 3 inches.
with heavy ice running. Arrived
st. Charles, from Glasgow, loaded for
New Orleans. Freight offering freely.
PITTsBURa, Feb. 25.-MonoDga-
hela, six feet two inches, and falling /;
clear, cool; thermometer 81
CINcINNATI, February %. - Port
List: Arrived Silver Moon, from
Memphis; Spray and Camelia, from
Nashville. Departed Camelia, for
Pittsburgh; Major Anderson, for
Wheeling; Anna and Allegheny
Belle, for st. Louis. The Arlington
lays over on account of ice above.
River falling, with % feet under the
bridge. The toWboat Neville explod-
ed her boiler above Lawrenceburg
this afternoon. Probably three lives
lost. Four persons badly injured.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25.-Port List
Edinburgh, Cincinnati to New Or
leans; Jonas Powell and Barges, Iron
ton to New Albany; Leclaire No. 2.
from Tennessee. River declining; IL
feet in the canal aud nine on the falls.
Weather clear and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 25.-The river is
falling with 81 feet on the shoals;
weather fair and pleasant. The Em-
pire has arrived here from the upper
Cumberland. Observation-Disclosures
for Cairo.
CAIRO, February % Port list
Nick LoDgworth, New Orleans to
Louisville 10 P. n; Virginia, Louis
vile to New Orleans IL P. M; Arthur,
Cairo to New Orleans IL P. NJ; Iron
sides, Cincinnati 10 New Orleans 2
A. NJ; St. Luke, Memphis to st. Louis
8 A. NJ; City of Alton, Memphis to
st. Louis s A. NJ; Marble City Mem
phis to st. Louis II A n; Champion,
Cincinnati to st. Louis noon; NJ. j.
Wicks. St. Louis to New Orleans 2
P. NJ; Peytona, Cairo to New Orleans
2 P. NJ; St. Joseph, st. Louis to Mem
phis 3 P. NJ; WIN. White, Paducah 10
to St. Louis 3 P. NJ; Lady Pike,
Evansville to Memphis P. NJ Mary
Alice, PittsbUrg to New Orleans 3
P. NJ; Lumsden, Nashville packet
6P. NJ; Messenger, New Orleans to
Pittsburg P. NJ.
MEMPHIS, February Weather
clear and pleasant River rising
steadily. Arrived = Milbrey, from
Evansville. Departed-Labarge, last
night, for st. Louis; Wauanita and
Mississippi, for New Orleans.
ST. Louis. Feb. 25-Port List
Arrived: Henry Ames a1d Viola
Belle, New Orleans. Beardstown,
Peoria, Natronia and Hannibal. De-
parted: City of Pekin, Peoria, st.
Johns, Keokuck, City Of Cairo and
Clara Memphis: Columbian, N. o.;
Julia, Vicksburg. River about sta.
tionary. Freight for the South plenty.
Weather clear and mild.
VICKsBURa, Feb. 25.-Up, Leoni-
das and Commonwealth; down, Bis
marck, Lee River falling fast.
Weather cool and cloudy.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-Arrived
Continental, Belle Vernon, Stock
dale. The steamer Golden Era, hence
for Jefferson, with Government
stores, struck a snag below Shreve-
port, and sunk.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-26

SCHOOL REUuIoN.-The district
Teachers Institute will meet at Mr..
McCutchan's school, in McCutchan-
Vile, on Saturday, March 9th, on
which occasion Rotations will be
conducted as follows;
Sixth Reader-"Little Nell,'': Miss Hea-
den.
Fourth Keader-"old Eagle Tree" NJ.
McCutchan.
Primary Reading-Miss Hersch.
Physiology-"Digestio and Circulation
]. Davidson.
rithmetic-'sAnalysis," NJ. McCutchan
PartIcipIe,'J. w. Knight.
metic-"Fundamental Rules" P.
Baker.
Geography Physical Features of S.
A. Mrs. r. p. Hooker.
Geography" Climate and productions
of n. So" r. Hooker.
All schools within convenient dis
lance are invited to be represented,
each by class. At similar meeting
last Saturday, in Scott township, five
schools were represented by classes:
a large number of teachers, and
friends Of the cause were present and
much interest was elected. We hope
the coming occasion viii prove equal
ly interest.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-26
Dry Goods In NEW YORK.

There has been quite az active a market
for foreign and domestic fabrics during
the past week as could have been expect
ed at this season, and the indications OF q
good healthy Spring business are very en-
couragipg. The only discOuraging ele-
ment Is the low price OF grain and bread
stufs, which may prevent the Western
farmers from selling, and, TO certain ex-
tent, curtail the means for purchasing by
the merchants. But, with a superabun-
dance OF grain on hand, the West is not
likely TO deprive itself OF anything in the
shape OF dry goods, or anything else nee
essary TO its personal comfort
The market is very abundantly supplied
with every description of goods. though
not oveTstocked, except In certain sly les
of unbleached cOttons, OF which the hold
ers do not feel any anxiety to make spe-
cial sales. There is a constant shrinkage
in the price of the raw material, which
will necessarily prevent any increase in
the values of domestic cottOns. The crop
OF 1869 is now conceded to be fully up to
100000 bales. ana the price is tending to-
ward lOWe2 rates.
It is not unlikely that good buyers may
be able to lay in their supplies Of standard
goods at something less than the prices
quoted as ruling to the trade.-IIldeptnden
9th.
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THE MARKETS.
taa Ynrk nnrEea.

- TtIegraph.l NEW YoEK. Feb. %.
Chronological steady; Closed dull and
heavy; 400 bales a 2319c Tor middltng up
lands.
Receipts $3.50 barrels: shade
hrmer chiefly upon medium grades; 9,5JU
barrels at 81 7595 w Tor superfine state
Western IS 1905 IS for extra State; s596 for
extra Western 81 1925 30 for white wheat
extra IS 25d6 Is Tor round hoop Ohio; IS 80
at > Tor extra st. Louis; S6 25aS So for good
choice DO including 900 extra state and
Western for export Ut 80 Is
RYE FLOUR Firm; go bb.s at 81 259
Is.
CORN NEAL Quiet 30 bbls .soathern at
WHIsKEY-Firm; sales go bbls Western
at 81 0OgI 00z free.
WHEAT Kecsfpts 3 $50 bbls; shade frmer
particularly for Western winter; $1,000
bushels at 81 Il for No 2 and spring mix
ca at 81 49, No. Minnesota delivered at
q Z1g1 y; W inter- red and amber Western
Il q; small lois DO 81 40 do white Mich.
kYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-DuH.
CoHN-ReceIpls 1920 bushels; CO; n firm
er; soles OF 5000 bushels at S9g94c for new
mixed Western; S2@S5c for unsOund do;
81 O2Izgi CO for Oiu mixed Western in
store and afioat; 81 % Tor new Southern
OATs-R4ceIpts SEQ bushels; oats dull;
sales Of LOO bushels at t5S51c Tor Western;
&c for State.
RYE-Qalet; Carolina 81 O6sIU7.
COFFEE-DroopIng.
sUGAR-Less frm; sales OF go hhds CO.
he1 az Au/8Cs
MoLAssEs-Fa request; sales of 300
hhds Cuba 46g4Sc; lUO Dbis New Orleans at
7Sc.
PETROL EUlI--Qu iet st l51zsI6c for crude;
2Stz929c for refined.
HOPS-Quteb and unchanged.
LINSEED OIL-Quiet at y76G9Sc in casks.
IURPESTIEE-Quiet.
PoRK-Heavy; sales of $50 bbls at S269
26 IN for new mess; go 50gZl 90 for prime
and s23 50g24 % for prime mess; also, 2,750
bbls OF new mess seller March and April
at S26d26 %.
BEEF-sleady sales of $50 bbls at sl09
Is 90 for new plain mess, and Slight so for
new extra mess; uerce beef is Inactive;
sales 50 tlerces at S25g2S % for prime mess,
and sZ7g30 % for Iudia mess beef hams
active; sales $50 bbls at s2Sg32 so for new,
the latter an extreme.
CUT MEATS Heavy; sales of 10 pkgs
at lU3sgllZc for shoulders, and 14Gl41zc
Tor hams; mtddles are quiet; sales 80, OU0
pounds long clear at l414c in bulk.
HoGs-Dressed heavy ll9lIc for West
eru.
LARD-Heavy; sales 400 tierces at 14Lz0
l5c for steam, and l6gl61zc for Kettle rem
dered; also l50 uerceS steam, seller April
and May, at l41s9l514c.
BUTrEk-Q I'LL at l49lGc for Ohio.
CHEESE-bult at l60l6c.
FREIGHTS-EomInallyu unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-26

There was but little new in river
matters last night. The only add
tional arrival up to midnight was the
Rose Hitc-Louisville and return.
The West Wind. for Wabash river,
and Fayette for Cairo. departed with
good trips......:...The Rose Hite had a
very fair packet trip in and took a
large quantity of freight out. We
were especially gratifed by meeting
Phil. B. Bronham, her genial
and excellent clerk again at his
post. and completely recovered from
his recent indisposition. Capt's.
John Gilbert and Gus. Fowler we're
among the passengers by the Fayette.
last night; ssalso Col. Rhoades Of Shaw
neetown.........The Nick Longworth
will be found at the wharf this morn
ing. She brings about 1900 bales of
cotton for. Z. K. DuokcrJon & Co.
The Countess is also due here with
over 600 bales of cotton for the same
consignoe.........The Alice Dean and
P. w. Strader are due here to day.
.........The Alpha had not arrived at
midnight. She will be at the wharf
this morning, and go out this evening
at 4 o'clock.
Capt. Lawrencs Carter is Clerk Of
the Edenburg, and is one of the best
afoat..........W We announce elsewhere
the marriage of Captain Thomas, the
popular clerk of the West Wind. He
will reach here on Monday, by the
West Wind, with his fair young bride
who is represented as the belle" of
the Wabash.........The Norman did
not get her splendid cargo out till
midnight, on item of her freight was
1,400 bbls. salt; another 25O bbls.
-four, from Lawrenceburg. all
consigned to Baird s. Start.......,.
PLY D. Vets. day wharf master. left
for Louisville by last evenings train,
to attend the case of the Common
wealth VS.. Capt. Fl. 7. Dexter. Billy
Williams is officiating as wharf mas
ter during his absence-.......We have
by telegraph details of the explosion
of another steamboat, with fearful
loss of life, near Lawrenceburg, Ind.
See telegraph dispatches elsewhere.
Boats LeavfnsxTO-D
For NAsHvILLE.-The good steam
er Alpha will positively leave at p
NJ. to-day for Nashville and all way
ports Capt. Gracey and Kit Rudd
are her accomplished and popular Of
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fcers and will give every attention to
naesenpers and shinners.

foers and will give every attention to
passengers and shippers.
For ST. LoUIs-SUNDAY.-The
splendid express lire steamer Anna,
will be here tomorrow enroute for
St. Louis and all way ports. She is
one of the best boats on the line, and
Capt. o. P. Shinkle is one Of the
pleasantest and most estimable gen.
tlemen that navigates these waters,
ManIfcsts.
MANIFEsr Stermer Norman, from Gin
natt.-Baird & Start, 1,404 bbls salt, go bbls
fiuor; wilt q Headley, 100 bags timothy
seed H K Wells & Co, 100 kegs nails; H
Co, . bags coffee; S Myer & Co, boxes
mdSe: w @ Brown & Co. j pigs ndse, L
lot Il II goods; RagOn, Diekey q Carson,
% coils rope. 5 dozen bucEetss f KreOner,
Jr, bales hops, bbis porter; Chas Wolf,
IL bdls saddle Trees ;.Igi chart & Bro, 3 bdIs
bags; w Caldwell, bbls of pickles: NJ
empty boxes; 81 Calm & Go, tbt color
ing; Humphrey, Lewis & Co, q bales of
bags, 3 barrels Of Whskyi Gibson &
Welsh, 5 boxes mdse: @ + Bolle; bXs
Dry Goods 2 bales. Hirchbergsr & Bot
nlire: bales hops, Dr. I. Creighton: 3 box
es Dry Goods, l.. Peak; u Sewing Ma
Hassler; gas generator, 6 pix Indse, Par
sons, Scogell & Moflitt; bbls oil, Fish &
Barton; bxs books, ]. Wymond; 81 pks
paper, S. b. Anthony 3 Dol paper, g. ARM
strong; bx mdse, Woodrow, Reitz & Co. !;
81 PIX mdse, Ltceten & Ichenbaum; hid
e ware, II, Newman; 20 keys beer, 3. Bur-
bxs nndse, 10 bbls mdse, 1 horse. carriage,
l lot h W goods, /. LiIlack; / horse, Mar
tin Gardner & Co.; 3 hid tobacco.
Ii b,sI 1our. ( tons tobacco
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- iolcsraph.I CIEoIENAT1. Feb. 25.
FLOUR = Unchanged; family ct Is %
95 50.
WHEAT-SI 069I o.
CoRN-Dull; mixed at CSd70c: prime
white or yellow 73a74.
OATS-DulI at 52Gg55
RYE-DrOOping at e0IS5c.
BARLEY - Dull and declining: State
Spring 91c9sI 90; Canadian 81 Is; Winter
81 l0GI 10.
CoTToN-Dull and nominal; middling at
221zc.
ToBACCo-Good demand at full rates.
WHIsKY-Flrm at 95c
HRoY1sIoNs-DulI and nOminally lower;
M ess pork S27S27 p; bulk meats l01S@I414g
l415c.
BACoN-I214912569 IG5zc
sales.
BUTTER-Scarce at SJG3-e
ECGS-l9c.
No change IN OILS.