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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

Wsdsvorth Parsons are now ready with
the finest stock of Dress Goods, Closks, shawls
Ladies Suits, Cloths, Cassimeres, Linen, Lace
and Embroidered Handkerchief. A full assert.
ment Of the celebrated harris seamless Kid
Gloves, the very best Glove in market. Their
stock of Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Rugs, de-, i,
the best west of Chicago. Their stock Of goods
is the finest in the city, and they guarantee theiI
prices the lowest.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

REGULAR meeting and annual election Of
officers of Rock Island Lodge. No. 65s, A
F. & A. Masons (this) Friday evening, Dec
I'd. 1870.
GEO. P. FRYsINGER, SEQ.
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One dealer in Pittsburg has 100, 900 tons
of coal in barges and flatboats, awaiting q
rise for shipment clown the old Ohio"
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Great Bargains.

are offered at VOLTS in Furs, shawls. Blankets,
nd Dress Goods of all ktnds. He is bound TO
and will sell in order to reduce his stock. Cali
and eovince yourself
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What every Family Should Keep in the House.
PAGi-,s ARNICA OlLf

ArDies, Raiss.num Tranq Bslssn Fir
and Gale ndula
1t has been before the public twelve Year,, du-
ring which time il has never failed of curing
scro'ula, Fever Sores, Salt Rheum. Piles, Ulcers,
Chii6lains, Sore Eyes, Burns, Boils, Pimples on
the face, and when used in connection with Pages
Mandrake Liver Pills, it is warranted to cure
Rheuma'if i'm, Neuralgia, ErysipeIas, &c 1t is
prepared by J. NJ. Page, Of Geneva, N. T., the
originator of PAsrs CLIMAX sALvE, and i.
warranted to give satisfaction. jel-dAw6m
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Six and quarter table linen at 40 cents
per yard the Revolution Store, Harper
Block, next door to the First National
Bank
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

If you desire to purchase neat ha. OF
CAP, call on Farrand.
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FARRAND's stock ofgent's furnishing goods
and furs is always complete.
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Don't Waste Time and Labor.

by using up an old Axe Send 81 60 10 LIP
PlNCoTT 4 BLACKWELL, Piitsburg, Pa. and
they will send a tip-top Axe, Erpresssge
paid; Half day lost in grinding will thus be
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L OC AL NOTICES.

WE ask attention to the advertisement in
another column, f"Jackeons Catarrh Snuff
and Troche Powder good article DIV
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4 SHhisTNAs GIFT to al yearly suf
IA scrIbers to APPLETos's Journal pn6Ii.bed
weekly. Two Asnths Subscription Cratic. The
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gratis To all subscribers r.ulttirgS 81, Tor the
yesr 1871.
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Journal to see whether The. like it, can have
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Best American Weekly a!
HOLIDAY JOURNAL Fer ISL

Contains Christmas Story, Splendid Plays,
Magic Sports, etc IS pages: Illustrated. Sent
Free on re eipt one stamp for postage. Ad-
dress ADAMS Co Publisher Boston.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
C. II. AIKEN,

Has his fall stock open, and is offering special
Inducements to purchasers, best prints all solj
at 10 cents per yard at retail.
Heavy wool blankets only 81 per pair. Good
wool fsnnels only rs cents All linen buck
towels only ia cents each. Good all linen table
dauask so cents. Caution fannels from 10 to 80
cents. The best stock ofblaek silk ever shown
in this city At old prices.
special bargains in black alpscas don,
fail to look at there goods before purchasing.
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Youn9 Mons Library Assocsst,.r

The rooms Of the Young Msn's Library A,,o
citation are open from 10 A. N. until &c p. M
evsry day except Sundays. A large and vel
selected sssor tmeDt of works now on hand
Tickets three dollars, whicn can always be pre-
cured Of the Secretary. msvsaIr
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MAw ADvnRExsna1nuxa

Cash for Produce.-sTREVER BRAY
" TON, 70 Barclay st., New York, Comnis-
sion Merchants for the sale Of Poultry, Game
Butter, Cheese, Eggs, and all kinds of Country
Produce. Weekly prices current and marking
plates free to shippers, First-class references
furnished.
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Sea Moss Fariae from par. IrIsh Mo., IA,
Blanc asngs' Puddings. Castards, Crssa ., &c
&c. The ohes?est, he.lthisst, and most deii.
sioas feed N the World. ''
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

/ In REFERENCE to the railroad accident the
viewed the engine as to the manner OF it,
misusing Mr.. Burlingame. We ELECTED TIE
! following information: That when frs
seen, the injured man was lying on the out
side OF the track, with his fee. near the rails
he must have turned over and thrown them
against the pilot, who took hold OF them aud
rather roughly pushed him along in front oil
the engine, rubbing him on the slespers
tearing and bruising him in the mos. I'm
gentlenanly manner-for pilot. He was
conveyed to the county Poor House yester
day by Mr. Knox, who represented him as
being in possession of the highest Of spirit.
all the way out, beguilinR the ride by q
perfect stream of osths, in the most pleassn,
manner Imaginable. But on arriving at the
house a change came over the spirit of his
Dreams for ne medately took it into his
head that he was going to die, and CON-
menced praying in such an untiring, unceas
ing, and ferVent spirit as would have gained
him hosts of friends had he committed it
twenty or thirty years ago. We have not
learned of his state to day.
LADIES come and convince yourselves by
examining the large stock which the Revo-
luton Store is daily receiving.
The EATHEE.-Obse Banks, in
handing into this office his report of observa
tons, taken by him, for the month ending
De2amDer lst, says that he has no remarks
TO make about the weather during that
period. We have. We consider it to have
been one of the most successful Indian
summers we have ever witnessed The
usual amount of haze has been dispensed
with, but all other things taken into consid-
Grafton it has been q very delightful season
of extraordinary good weather. The work
on the Island, which should have stopped
before this time, according to all established
rules and prerogatiyes, has progressed
rapidly. Major Htiekney, has taken
advantage of the weather vouchsafed, and
has turned it to good account, pushing the
work wonderfully ahead, and with his usual
amount of energy and ability has placed the
work almost out of reach Of the ice, soon
A continuation of these excellent
sunshiny days will insure the completion of
the work under the Majors charge at an
early day. Other out door work has
progressed we'll, and building seems to have
received no check as yet. Improvements
of our streets Continues with unabs,ed ener.
81, ard the universal exclamation seems to
be. What splsndid weather we're
having"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

TEMPERAScE.-Speclal meeting of toe
Rock Island Social TetGple No. 8, Sunday
evening, Dec. Sd, at the Hail. All the
numbers are requested 20 be present. I'm
portaDt business.
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A. A. BUFFUM. B. r. 2 d.,
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MASONIC BOOES.

SCENTS WANTED, serd for Circulsr. Address
MASONIC Pun Co., 49, Broone ST., New York.
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Just Received 1T A. Bambereers.

"Barrett's" produces one distinct shade.
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Cherry Eectoral Eroehes.

\ tbsAsh land for the Lsndless. A.
" J. STEVENS, Land Agent, Columbus. Neb.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY telegraph CINcTENATr, May ~.
FLOUR AND WHRAT-Unchangb
CoRN-Closes dull aud prices &c lower;
mixed, 0899le.
OATs-Dull at $4,000.
YE-Lnchanged.
$ BARLEv-NOminai.
CoTToH--Duli; fnidd1ing, nc.
ToBAcco-In good demand; sales OF 2l4
hogsheads and boxes at s1932 75i the lat
ter for bright leaf.
WHIsKv-Duil, and prices nominal at
Sn049l e5: the latter price asked for old
process no sales.
MEss PoRK-U nchangeds held at eco 75G
90 CO.
kettle rendered.
BULK MEArs-IIeId firmly at I2c, 15c, l51f
and l6@c. but no sales; shoulders are
wanted at ll5<01IJ6c.
BACON-0ood demand at I31<c for shout
ders; clear rib Sides advanced To 1870. anc
clear is held az I75Sc, but not ealeabie at
better than l714cs the sales were $50 hogs.
heads ct our quotations. eugar-cured hams
in good demand at 1g1<020c.
BBTTER-DulA at l86o24c.
EGGs-In good demand at 16c, ship pors
count; asking TIC at the close.
LLNsEED OIL--tl lQs fair demand.
LARD OIL-6l 201i Is.
sUaAR-Firm and IA fair demand; raw,
u@I2c.
CoFFEE-Flrm at 209g8c
GOLD-ll41z, buying.
EXCHANGE firm par, buying.
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THE MARKETS.
New York Market.


By telegraph NEW York, May q.
CyoFTor-Heavy and lower; sales 600 bales
at 2256 for naiddtng uplands.
FLouR-Heceipts IL. $50 barrels. more &C.
tive and 5.zl0c beStsr; sales 10. 500 barrels at
81 7Oa6 90 fol superdne State and western I;
IS IOa5 Is for extra dOs s. 3JM5 so for good
to choice do; 50 45g6 30 for white wheat
western extra; s. 0596 for western extra :
IS 0596 for extra Ohio: s. 25g5 60 for extra
wHrsTrY-I,o,yer: sales 800 barrels at 81 On
al 071< free; closing at ST CT.
WuEAT-Iecefpt pts 1910 bushels; &c bet
ter and In good export demand sales ~
goo bushels az g 23aI q for No. htlwsu
kee: 81 z69l 20 for No. spring: 81 S39l %
for winter red and amber W. estern.
Rye iSteadyi sales 600 bushels Cana
dian at about 69c IN bond.
BARLEY AND b riley ATAI.r-Dull
CoRN-Receipts 9,6l3 busheIss dulg and
unchanged; sales 1900 bushels nt 81 080
81 ~ tor new mixed western; 81 l59l 10 for
OATs-Recelpis IS 500 bushels: dull and
declining sales q Cog bushels at 62964c for
HAy-LoWer; shipping 5000; retail
II. Hos ps juliet at I2925c.
Corr E-DuIl.
MoLASsEs-Quiet.
PErRoLEUsr- Firm at l514 for orudes 2751
SLEEVELESS actIvei sales OF AO0hhds Of
RIcE-Firm at 71z9S5z.
POBK-Quiet and Btendys sales Of $50
bbls at $50 S0030 for mess; S22822 90 for
prime: 826 50 for prime mess; also go bbls
mess seller June at $40 So.
BEEF-steady and quiet sales Of ll5 b5ls
mt FIl6al5 for plain mess 8l6NlS Tor eXtfi
mess. Beef hams quiet; sales Of 20 bbla ~
s28aS3 TIerce beef steady: sales OF 20
tferces at &26 60027 for prime meass t19B5J
for India mess hiddles quiet and I'M
changed.
Cur MEArs-Dul1y sales OF $50 packages
at 1217121< for shouiderss Si58l7c for hams.
LARD-Quiet and steady; sales 81 80
tterces at 15al6@ for stsRn; I6M@l6% for
kettle rendered; also 125 tic-ces prime
steam seller July aud August at l5J90l6 -.
BUTTER-DuiI and heavy ~ l0g25c for
western.
CITEEsE-C ufet at 7,0l6c.
FREIGHTa-TO Liverpool quiet at 4Zd
for wheat per team.
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BY telegraph CHICAGO, May 81.
FREIG HTs-Steady and nrmf engage
ments 70 Buffalo 4041zc for corn, and 31zc
for oats.
FLoUR-Fairiy active and prices firm.
WHEAT-An active speculative demand
exists for No. 2; sales AZ sI8l Oh for cash I
fl0gl o. seller June, closing at 81 00%01f O05z
for cash, and 81 OH seller June. In after
noon market active at 81 O2Dl 021<, seller
June.
CoRN-Tolerably active, but prices weak
and declining, with sales at 8898fc for Nd.
2; 76977c for rejected, closing ct inside
prtcess optional sales were a. 635<Mb4c for
June. and 841[g85c seller last half Juno.
IN the afternoon market quiet at 835z for
No. 2. seller June.
Overwhelmingly active, CLOSING. weak
with sellers at 47szM47Jz; optional sales
were 475<6481z, seller June.
RYE-Fairiy active; prices firm at Sic
FOR NO. 4.
BARnEY-Low grades active; high grades
nominal.
HIGHwINEs-Closed quiet at 81 0f@l 041I.
PROVI8rON3-Flat and nominal: t2S 75i1
% 90 for mess pork; 1lszl9l2c for bulk shout
ders, and l45z@i5c for bulk short rib mid-
dies.
LARD-15sz.
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The weather last evening was
cloudy. with strong premonitions Of
rain, and light sprinkle fell about
7P.M.
The only additional arrivals and
departures up to midnight were the
City Of Evansville. to Cairo; Pine
Bluff. to Grandview; Hartford. to
Green River; Rose Hite to Louis
vile; Leonidas, New Orleans to
Pittsbure; Sam. j. Hale, Memphis
to Cincinnati; Evansville, from
Green River.
The City of Evansville took out a
really nice trip Of freight and people.
.......- The Hartford was also full Of
freight and people............The Rose
Hite received one Of the best trips
of the season......-.......The Leonidas
passed up at s Pm. with about 400
tons Of freight. including 200 tons
railroad iron for Louisville. Captain
j. 81. Marratta is now in command.
and d. w. Marratta is her clerk. To
She latter we are indebted for special
Alphabetically Norman had
not arrived at a late hour last
night. She no doubt experienced
trouble at Portland bar, where
the water is now thin..................
The officers of the Rose IIite report
the Emperor aground on Portland
bar Thursday night.........The Alice
Dean and Robt. Burns we're probably
detained from like cause. as they
were both over due and not arrived
at late bour-.....The Sam. J. Hale
arrived at 10 NJ, and the Evansville
at IL P. n, both with big trips.........
The Hale took over 100 hhds. tobac-
co at Henderson........The Evans
vile had 10 hhds. of tobacco from
Green River.........The Indiana did
not get away from Louisville till last
night. She may be expected here
positively to day..........The Robert
Burns and Alice Deaf. had not ar
rived at midnight. They doubtless
had trouble getting over Portland bar.
The Norman on arriving at Louis
vile. on Thursday. was attached by
Col. w. j. May and his son Ben.
May. for the payment of two notes.
payable to them as purchase money.
DIR. Kennedy. the present owner, was
10 louisville, and was ready TO pay
the notes, provided the Mays would
give him an indemnify bond against
all outstanding claims against the
boat said to amount to $500. which
the Mays seemed unwilling to do.
Il was understood that DIR. Ken
nedy would bond the boat, and she
may be expected here early to-day,
and will return to Cincinnati........
Capt. Chef Bradley. late clerk of the
Robt. Moore. and his beautiful young
wife-to whom he was united on
Thursday night. at Vincennes-left
Immediately by rail for the East.
They have our warm thanks for their
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PITTsBURG, May ~. - Weather
clear. Monongahela 5 feet z inches
aud falling slowly. Camelia, Waua-
nita and Lockwood are announced
for Sc. Louis.
CINCINNATI. May 27.-The river de-
elined slightly last night, stationary
during the forenoon, and rising this
afternoon. IL has been raining stead
lily since noon. Arrived-Spray, from
Kanawha; Emma Floyd, from Nash
vile; Will. 5. Hays, circus boat. De-
parted-Anua, to st. Louis; Maj. An
derson. to Wheeling. The Arlington
is expected tonight. from Pittsburg.
LOUISVILLE, Mag q. - Arrived,
Savanna, from Pittsburg; Alice Dean,
from Cincinnati. Departed. Empe-
ror. for Cincinnati; Alice Dean, for
New Orleans. River stationary, with
feet 2 inches in the canal; 3 feet 2
inches in the chute. Raining the en-
tire day, and no prospects Of clear
ing mp.
Bids for the improvement and en-
| largement of the Louisville e Port
land Canal were opened in this city
to-day at the Office of Gen. Wcitzel.
Awards will be made when the rati-
fcation of the Congressional appro- .
| priation has been made.
CAIRo. May 27--Port list - Ella,
Cairo to Louisville. 10 p. NJ; Idle
wild. Evansville packet, 10; Il. IT.
Ecket, New Orleans to Cairo, 10;
Marble City, VicksburR TO 81. Louis,
3 An; Bon Accord, Mound City to
st. Louis, z; Commercial, Memphis
to Evansville, il A. NJ; Allegheny
Belle, Pittsburg to st. Louis, II I'm
/ perial. New Orleans to st. Louis, 2 p.
II. 7; Rover. Pittsburgh toSt Louis, 3:
City of Alton, st. Louis to Vicksburg,
s.: Nick Longworth. Louisville to
New Orleans. z; Quickstep, Evans
vile packet, 8. The Alton reports
the Great Republic and Grand Tower
hard aground, the former at Liberty
Island. and the latter at GreenIeaf's.
The Marble City was assisting the
Grand Tower. River fell 8 inches
cloudy; mercury "a.
ST. LOUIS. May 27.-Arriyed, John
son, from Keokuk; Lake Superior
and Northwest, from st. Paul; Sc.
Joseph and Dance, from Kansas
City, Pauline Carroll, from New Or
leans; w. Brown and Tom Reese,
from OalfOs DGdNBF anu low, from La
Sale; Wild Duck and harges, from
Pittsburg; Whale. from Pekin. De-
parted. johnson, for Keokuk; Lady
Pike, for Dubuque; w j. Lewis, for
Kansas City; Belle Memphis, for
Memphis. River rising. Weather
clear and pleasant.
/ NASHVILLE, May 27.-River falling
/ with 3 feet 3 inches on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather cool and cloudy
Arrived-Newsboy, from GAINESVILLE
Observation-Disclosures, TO Cairo; Law.
renee, to Cincinnati.
MEMPHIS, May Weather clear
Mercury S0'. River falling. Depart
ed, Belle Lee and Colorado. for St
Louis; Silver Moon, with 400 bales
Of cotton, for Cincinnati; Julia. fol
Vieksburg; Fulton, for New Or
leans.
VIoKsBURo, May 27.-DoYn, Mari
ola. IL last night; Richmond, JAM.
Edinburg, 10 M. River falling
Weather clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS. May 27.-Arrivec
Houston. Louisville; Mohawk and
barges, st. Louis. Departed-Alaska
Cincinnati; Virginia. Louisville.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-28

MEETING or CoMMITTEEs.-A partial
report Of committees Of preparation
for the coming State Sunday School
Convention was made at the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, last even
ing, indicating that much remains to
be done. All persons willing to en-
ter tain visitors. and not called upon
to-day, are requested to send their
names, and the number they will en-
terrain, in writing. to Mr.. T. w. Tur-
ner, ct his shoe store. or Mr.. J. E.
Glover. at his Office. corner If Seventh
and Main Streets, or to Mr.. c. Il. SEQ
vile. at the grocery house of Parsons,
Scoyille e Mofitt. An adjourned
meeting will be held at the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, on Tues.
day evening, the 31st inst, when all
reports are expected to be complete
and brought in.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFEEs.-The follow
Ing transfers of Real Estate were made
during the week. ending May ~, as APP
pears by the County Auditors Records:
John Bohleber. Jr.. to John BohIeber. Sr.
part of the east half OF the south west
quarter, section 8, township 5, range II.
81 ,36A E -
Judson Burtis to Edward Burtis, Lot %
and q. BlocI 2. Hubbard's Addition SIOO
John Klrch to Edward Burtis, Lots TO- IL
Y and IL, In Block l, Smiths enlargement,
Paris @. Dunning 70 AIvah johnson.
Enlargement, 81. 800.
John a. Reitz to Henry n. Uhlhorn.
Lot Is and eojOining one-half Of Lot 10. in
Block 49, Eastern Enlargement 81 500.
City of Evansville to Christian Matthias.
Lot ., Block II, Oak Hill Cemetery. 500
VIM. A Borer TO John Grimm. Lot Al
Block Is. Fourth Enlargement, 500.
John Grimm to Robert Cr0Wder. ali that
part OF Let 81 In Block 3D. in The Fourth
Enlargement. 500
II. B1ttrolH to j. Ct. Berrfdga Lot 18. and
that half of Lot 10 adjoining Lot IS. ia
Block g. Eastern Enlargement. 81 s1O1
John Freedhof 10 Frank Oshner part OF
the south half Of the southeast or1arfar AZ
| section p, town s. range H. $500.
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New York cold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May ~.
Wall street this afternoon suddenly lost
the buOyancy OF the morning, and Tower
prices were made on Stock Exchange and
Ia the Gold Room, the decline being at
tended with q feverisu and unsettled feel~
ing. The occasion OF this marked change
was the break In foreign exchange from
81 to %. The advance in gold this morn
ing enabled bankers 10 bay q considerable
amount OF bonds for shipment, which IN
creased the vOlumu Of exchange. an a
caused some free sales Of gold. In addition
q considerable amount OF bills were draw
against Others than the Government, In
clndtng $3.50 900 sterling. said 70 be drawn
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
on their bonds negotiated in Europe.
The decline in exchange caused a break
in gold from l51s TO 1917 and the decline
In gold n turn affected Government
bonds and the sharss list, which declined
GoLD-Closed at IlsSa1l5z. Carrying
rates per cent. TO fat. Ciearances $780,
600 600. The shipments OF Rpecie to-mor-
row will probably range from $4,000 "
81 900 900. The break in exchange did not
occur until M ost OF, the gold bars were on
shin board, or else ~ might have checked
the Shipments to some extent.
M0NEY--EaEy at Boo.
ezrrrrua r. fms ~ n
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80 nrlnana 1lnrkat.

By telegraph NEW ORLEANS, May ~
CorroN- NOMINAL; n1tddhng. PC; sales
/. zoo baless receipts 2,2S4 bales; stock, 49,
800 bales =, 800. II
6s5 81. Xxx IS Seas IS.
SccooIR.s5-Quiet; mixed 81 2O@1 275<s
OATs-Lower a. 684TO.
BRAN-6l 50.
HAY-Dull and lower al g2f
PORK-S3l 25Q3l 90.
BAC0N-Dull al l414 for shoulders. clear
RIB sides IT1< clear sides 49,.
HAMS-2ia2lZ.
LARD-Quiet at 155z9I754 for tIercef IDa
1917 for keg.
SUGAR-Prime ll0l4.
MoIAssEs-70l for prime reboiled.
WBIsKY-Sl O2lSG1 10.
CoFFEE-l65s9lGzs for fairs I79z@ls11 for
prime.
STERLING 81 %
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EurOnnan NnrEnfs.

By Telegraph Lownov, May ~.
Consols FOR money 9f5S: account 041f.
American securities steady. TO a9'B 60N 2
Illinois Central, ll26i e. w. 25, steady
LIVERPOOL, Nay N.-C0fton marrBi-
slles 81 the week 5000 bales; export 5.00O 3
slaeeuintiou, 4;000s stoc x, 693, COOS American
loan 1860; ahOat 393,00i American 100. 001s
lhe market Gull to-day; mlddItmg uplauua
I14slyt6 Orleans, mans sales 81 5000
naleA. breausiuLA lrmgr. California
white wheat SIS 9d09s i1d red western MOI
2, g I'd ; winter % "a. Western flour drmCr
at zoo 81. Corn 80. 2 mixed 28a ad. oats,
2s sd. Barley 5s Peas, $50 GA. Polk 1925
90. Beef li6, nrm. IL I'd firm at 08s Cd.
tiheeFe ~ Bacon 5ss pa for Cumberland
cut; q for short fib.
FRAEKFoRT, May "a. Bonds quiet.
francs 20 confines.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-28

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, May n.
ToBACCo-Steady and mechanical
COTToN-EOminal at 22c for addressed.
fLouR-Spring dull, 10c lower; g3 90a
4 40 for extra fail nne; 81 l004 30 for super
nne: 81 80 for * 10 90 fer Xxx; e5 25g5 20
WHEAT-SprlnR Ia2c higher: NO. 2 SIC:
choice No. fall 81 05; NO. do, e1 l2gal rs:
choice to fancy 81 250I 35-
CoRN-Better feelings SC higher: 87c0gI
to fancy white.
0Ars-l@2c better; 56159c.
RYE-Dull at soc.
WHBKY-Steady at 81 05.
SUGAR-Quiet az IOIs012c.
CoFFEE-Dull at 20023c.
MoL.AssEs- 1906 for sugar house.
PORK-Qulet at 800 50n3O
BACoN-Qutet: 1870 for shoulders; 1919
for clear rib TIC for clear.
LARD Dull and nominal at l5Ik918c.