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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-06

The fire last evening, soon after two
O'clock, commenced in q stable in the rear
of No. 36S Orleans street. The dwelling in
front was destroyed; owned and occupied
by Valentine Burke; insured for $500 in
the Merchants. The adjoining frame cot
tage, No. 3Sl, owned and occupied by Mrs
Rees, was also destroyed. 1t was insured
for 500 in the Merchants. Another frame
cottage, ON Tonti street, owned and oecu
pied 10y Mrs. Fisher, was entirely consumed
Insured in the Merchants for 500. An ad
joining cottage, owned by Mr.. Schoval. was
burned. Mrs. Pauls dwelling. on st. Ann
streGt, is in ruins. The frame building No
-S85 Orleans street was so Tar consumed
that it is uninhabitable. 1t is not known
how the fire originated. Six or seven fami
lies were rendered homeless by the ccn1a
ora ton
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e. t Ss 81 En-. fsHs 's 4. S as so e 81
CO. for or % s
a SSs % n hi g5ss 70.
port spseaiaos &c | . Sc &C. 10 price.
msa The wsls SSs sso
Se as
Sr: Sr s. s.S a IN Ssl CLOSING 4. o the
mSn;S Ss 5000 DO iSs each
and S for November ana n pecs%Ssr LOT
Psoy.sioss sEssspts " SSI lard The narss. 70,
higher especially for lots for future delivery For jobbins
sos
ESQ SS. for last half October S5 I and $50
ass
Sw % O % the ;s and Ss
oc Smoked shoulders were quoted AZ lsSc i7c and tight
Ssssss Sssss '%s.sd %s: a and .nd do %
Ts fsaf ssnsfss eds
small los but there was no shaags tS note in prices There
s
mo SS
''aN %sa: ys H sy ss a
Ssa ss s.As d plain a sns 81
and India mesa: We heard OF no sales
Small were made s5So. &C. KanSoon was dull but
srEARINrwe heard Of no sales of consequence Prime
and at l9c. l91c, while common to good
quoted ut l6c. lSHc with y moderate supply
SEEDS -Li1seed was dull and nominal az about Ss sax,
tive and nominal at former figures.
SUaAR- Only moderate business was transacted In
to-day, the demand from al classes OF buyers being light
but prices steady yesterdays quotations Tho sales
sou hhds at &C. l0Zc for Cuba Porto Rico and Eng
lish Island; also ss5 boxes at s1e c and $500 bags
only moderate, but prices without alteration. We
quote Hard, lskc ls7s soft white. l2Hc. lsc extra
inlsror @ 70 common @ isnning rss sAs; fsr to
eno,oe sroo:ry. ,6Tc lo4c.; csn.rifs.i tnads.
endi boxes) yo n11c., moasses (hhds. and boxss),
sNc. . sNc., melado, Sc. sc Hsvan.- Boxes Dutch
standard, Nos to sc. glSc; do, 10 TO IL sHo. n
I9Hc; do, Is to IL lokc. IKE. do, Is to 49, iise
Poso saa.s sa,:s % ao oss1
grades. St.c. Ike Messrs. Ar,ann Co. made the
stock to-day foiows:720ss hhds. oS405 boxes 500 27
bags and SsS melado.
TALL0w.- The market quiet there being but little
Demand but prices steady for prime About 40 Oo lbs
sold, part at 9xc for prime .-'t
WHISKEY-Recoipts, 7l8 bbls. The demand was less
active prices heavy lower closing at 8s9c for
woodb0und and about 90c for r0nbound. Sales leo bbs
at $500. s0c., the attcr price for small lots.
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sevens % o %; DO. do, old. 90 . %; North
Carolina, OK coupon soK 6l do., funding 1886, 80
o AZ; DO. do.. 1893, 81 Q 80; do new, 20 q 29k;
do, special tax. 23K "a; Missouri skies,
COX 90A; do. (Hannibal and st. Josephl 90 q
oO1s; Louisiana sixes, II . u; d.. new. "a GO;
do levss sixes rs 10; DO. do, eights SO 80; do.
pententary sevens rs IS; do. railroad eghts, SO
SO; Alabama nves, 70 III; do. eights, 100 lol;
do railroad eghts, % 95; South Carolina skies.
80 sS; do, new, January and July, 6s 20; do,
new, April and october. II "a; do, registered
stock Old, 70 q 76; Arkansas slxes So 90; do.
sevens, 10 "a; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling,
70 o 81; do, interest eghts, u 70; do, second
mortgage eghts, 80 q 55; Mississippi Central Rail-
road, first mortgage sevens rs 7S; do. do, second
do. eights, 85 q 70; New Orleans and Jackson, first
mortgage, SO a 85; do. do. second mortgage. 73
"a; Memphis and Charleston Railroad, first mort
gage, SO S5; do. do, second mortgage, 72 rs;
Greenville ana Columbus Railroad. guaranteed by
South Carolina, 80 81; Macon and Brunswick.
guaranteed by Georgia, 10 rs; Wilmington, Char
l0tte and Rutherford eights, 40 so; Memphis city
skies, 81 q so; Savannah city sevens so SO; New
Orleans cOnsols, old. ~ "A; do issued railroads,
skies, 70 10; do new sevens. II o ~.
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STOCK OdAy II ,06y hhds. Cuba, y,Y0 Porto
S,S37 do English lslands It0r -I7.f
NAVAL STOREs.-Ihc spirits turpentine was
very quiet the business being confined to small lots Prices
without particular cnange, closing about Y9c
merchantabe yard. Sales 81 bbs part
dull the demand being light Sales 200 bbs strained
No and pale :. prices withn The range q qnotsons
SO SO; pale, &3 $475; extra do. and window
glass, 70 S6 So Wilmington tar was dull and nominal at
~ IS ~ So .r'
OILS s-rhere wss no change reported in nseed, which
selling Ia small lots casks, at SOC 91c Lard
dull but unchanged in value while other kinds dun but
quite steady at the quotations published In last ISSUE
PETRoLEUM-The market for crude In bulk quiet,
but rather hmer closing At l2sc with some boders dc.
in bbls nominal at about l7c. For naphha the
market quiet about 101lc. l0Nc the last sale
tember delivery and again higher being held at
the close SIC sale rumored a that price, but
could trace il to any reliable source October dev.
cry there better demand higher prices prev Red.
The sales <00O bblA the aUot at 26 &C.. ] kAa
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FREIGHT6Ihe market was quiet for most articles but
rates without particular change for
In the Liverpool Eeamers which lower cot
ton to Liverpool were firm at S6d by sail and nc by
a good demand at sbou. former rates and for
The snoanements IvsrnooI An h1e a, y
a 3l6d 0 bbls OF -four at Is l0d 1880 bushels wheat
at and steamer l20 bushels TO f at 8d
and 900 bales Of cotton at I'D To Glasgow per steamer
$500 bushels wheat at ad TO London 51O bbs -FOUR on
pryae terms, The charters "A bark from Nevassa
orders, with bbis petroleum. at g. 3D. bark 10 Ant.
mOna) United Kingdom 6S bbs nsphths on private
terms brig to Cow Bay and back to New York, COAL at
SO bark (now outpor) to Nevasss, thence to
tue United Kngdom, with $50 tons guano about 22s
3d. bark to Antwerp, with 1850 bbls. petroleum. A
brig, 345 tons, from Sicily New York. fruit brig TO
TURK. Island and back with salt brig 10 the Continent
with ls00 bbs petroleum schooner ESQ TONS 10 Jacme
and baes schooner 81 TONS to Port au Prince ship
Iona with ,tGS 6es SnS petroleum. and brig to tho United
FLOUR AND GRAIE.-Recepts, l2,057 bbls flour, SO do
corn meal bushels wheat 6l76 do l6S 065
oats 7o DO harley 5s5 do rye, and 1880 DO malt The
Hour ruled steady under fair demand at about
;;srdays figures. s. The :.ls. we're about 1900 e6s
" 80 and spring wheat extras q. $s Is southern flour
Sales sS0 Sbs Bye flour was quiet but steady In value
5 for Marshs caloric and "a 70 90 for We
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Inc following table shows the highest and loves
prices Of the leading stocks during the day
THE STATE BONDS STEADY.

After the boards Panama fell suddenly to 70 and
closed at rs TO-
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RAIL WAY RACING IN JERSEY.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 1870.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 1870.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
In your remarks on the New Jersey railway races
you contend "that 1t is only lair to demand that
travellers should know when they are riding two
forty iron horse at the risk Of their lives" would
state that In o race between the New Jersey and
Morris and Essex / was passenger In the former
four miles-was made in four minutes. Thus you
will perceive that "tw0-f0rty time" in these races Is
considered "nOwhere.n G. /. G.
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GOLD wEAK-l13X A l13Z.

prices Ia shown in the table:
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf.past Fivc O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
~~~~~~~~~~~

THURSDAY, Sept 22-6PM.
COFrEEThe market for RIO less active but prices
firm for all grades There sold 1886 bags
rnack, private terms Other kinds unchanged the
good and prime grades and firm, while
and medium qualities were in good supply and heavy Sales
have ben made during the past week Of 1920 Java
at l9kc, gold, duty paid ssoS bags Laguayra at TO-
17Hc., do; 1,es7 do. Maracabo s55 do. Java and
ls9 do Costa Rica, all for consumption, within
the Of quotations below. We quote ordi-
parv casgoss Aac fair do, lbc albAc good DO.
lsc $50 government bags Java 26c &c 8s27S grass
Ha asS 2ls sinsapSre isc lgc sA2s bags Geyon
Lagusyra lssc 49, gag bags Jamaica, Nc l6c lbs
l5c s5l bags Rca. i5lc . lsc. ado bags Manila
q &c., Ig1 -
CoTToN-Thers less activity in the market though
fair business was COMMUNICATED and full psces were real
ing 1853 to :rv. Of which s were for export 6sS for spin
transacted in future deliveries, and the sales were
as follows:=ale0 bales, basis low middling. for
September at 73c. 17xc 600 do for October, 16s<c
lsao 800 do for November at 1880. lsXc: 200
do for February at the same price, append the closing
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DISCOUNTS EASIER.

AA0 EuAVP0ou 5tcdMor tOOk Out $4Ao,VVU III SpeCio.
DISCOUNTS EASIER.
While the rate on call was rather frmer at s to
per cent, with rare exceptions at 7, the banks were
doing more In paper, their confidence IN commercial
acceptances and notes being increased by the gene
ra activity and prosperity OF the fall trade Hence
while the rate on call shows q hardening tendency
1t Ia simply because the money previously lent on
stocks IN Wall street by the banks s now undergo.
ing gradual transfer to mercantile paper.
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The only activity in the stock market to-day was
in the forenoon, when leading operator took posi-
lion in the Long Room and, amid considerable ex-
citement, sold Ohio and Mississippi down to 32H,
his offerings being generally In five hundred and
thousand share lots, ut sellers option Of three to
sixty days. The decline so produced was about
one and quarter per cent from the opening quota.
Sion. The general market became dull, In conse-
quence Of the diversion Of speculative interest to
this feature, and fell or in the desultory business
whicn ensued, and continued quiet up to
Ghe time 1t was announced that the gov.
ernment had bought three millions Of bonds,
when there was general Improvement and more
buoyant feeling, prices advancing on light dealings
and closing at the highest OF the day for all of the
list except Ohio and Miss ssippi, which hung sus-
pended midway Of the extremes Of Its prices. The
Hartford and New haven Railroad Company have
heciared quarterly dividend or three per cent on
the stock and one and half per cent on the scrip.
The following were the closing prices at the last
session Of the Stock Exchange: e:-Canton Company,
b2k bid; Consolidation Coal, % Q 20; Cumberland
Iron, 80 40; Western Onion, 341a 345.; QuicEsil.
yer, s 6k; Mariposa, 81 a 6A; d. preferred,
TX l1H; Adams Express. o5sI a 65K; Wells
Fargo Express, 80 A; do, scrip, TX 81;
American Express, 40sz AZ; United States Ex.
press 34K 34A; Pacific Mail, 4SA 43h; New
York Central. consolidated, s2A s2X; do. scrip,
SIX bid; Erie, 22h 22x; Harlem, 1887 1874;
Reading, s6k 96;l; Michigan Central, 10y bid;
Lake Shore, 90 931i; Illinois Central, 1856 1867;
Cleveland and Plttsburg, 100 1867; Chicago and
Northwestern, 50 s21a; do. preferred, SIX S7H;
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
10 bid; New Jersey Central, 1864 q 1os; Rock
Island, 1853 116Z; Milwaukee and st. Paul, s4<
= 64'f; do. preferred, SIX s11s; Toledo, Wabash
Rnd Western, 621S (buyer 81 bid; do. preferred, 70
bid; Fort Wayne, ssh s3'.; chicago and Alton,
1l2H lib; do preferred 118X bid; Ohio and Mis-
stssIppi. 90 331s; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1oaX 104; Morris and Essex, s9H
Seh; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 112 a 1l3; do. pre-
ferred. llaS a 114,1; csumbus, chicago and In
diana Central, Tx 17I
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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FOR SALE.

anr Lunch Saioons, Sample Rooms Billiard Saloons,
down town hesl aarants Hoes Liquor
corner Grocery stores good business ocatIons low ptcs
Grocery aud MIX Depos Baksres, Confecioneres
y Ahnsry Stores corner Drug Stores, Cooper
shop, Hardware stores. MucHELLs Store Agency, II
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rhe market for wheat tribe Grmer especially for
winter, which, however, closed dull sales Comprised
about $4,000 buhes at FL 10 for common No. Milwaukee,
VI for fair DO in store and aaoat VI IS for good
delivered, 81 20 for Nos. l and mixed 81 3yL for
new No. u 30 for Illinois winter in store. 81 SO
8l 81 for amber winter in sorecosing at 80 for prime
$1 85 for do devered for fair old No. spring 81 "a
bid delivered, and for choice 81 70 bid IN store Rye
Canada West brought " 3y or barley malt 1900 bushels
2-rowed State sold at 81 2U Corn dull but un.
changed The sales 200 bushels 90c for
mixed DC 95c. soc. for yellow. Oats dull
heavy. The about 35 900 bushels 3Nc 54c
for Western t0c 5c for Ohio and 5c for inferior
GUNNIEs quiet but steady at yesterdays quotations.
No sales.
HEMpwe heard of sales of moment but prices were
steady We quote: Manila 49, gold jue, &C. s6Ac., do;
Sisali Lc do, and Tampco 75Sc., do, In bond. -
Hops.The business still very light, there being no
demand except for small lots and prices lc
25c for crop and 10c 20c for old do.
Mo.AssEs.-There change to note in the market
There but little demand, and that
grades which steady in value. an other kinds
prices were heavy. The sales unmportant. We
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MCO OOO WILL BUY AN ELEGANT MANSION
1CU.UUO and extensive Grounds; worth &5OCOO |;
within hour of New York by rail; terms easy
REED HOYT, No. Dey street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

THE STATE BONDS STEADY.
In the Southern State bonds the new Tennessees
were more active and sold at 6Ox, the general list
being steady and closing Tennessee ex
coupon. o. e21s; do, new eeal ol; Virginia, ex
coupon. eS 81; do. new. go o 6s; do, registered
DtoeA osd. s3,S . 81; Georgia skies. SO a SO; Do.
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by IelcErephl CruCrHwArr. Feb q.
FLLeoUR-Duil and droopingi family Is 20
WHnAT-Unchangs ana the supply
ughti red White 81 1901 D..
1oRN-UnchauI ed.
EYE-Dull Oh eln0ie
BARLEY-bulI and uuchaurrf. Shrine
81 l0ml 2J- Winter ei 2l0l a0
2l1Ic.
ToBAcCo-FiIm and In GOOD demand.
sales OF % hhdss some new levi nrrIvfnn.
WmIsIcY--Blrn and in better demand.
sales of 600 bbls 70 Ole.
hOGS-DuI and lower at G8 1000 ~ for
i 800.
PRoYIs1oEs-Dull and unsettled. mess
POtk t1IgzO 3Oi bulk meats r1mlual.
i 1oula i lO14cislaes l8% ana l4<c for clear
BACoN-Dull and droopInrs ebouldcra
41Hcs sides is and 1870 for clear rib and
cleari sugar cured hams l6S0lJLo.
LAhp-Duu ond ueglecteds steam 1Gct
kebble lbcs mnmtuallv ahead. sold nt ll.ec.
GREEN MEAH8-Duu; shoulders gl<ct
sides llNWl2Ic; hams l3I0ifc.
&C.
Eeos,- Firm at 2292ici tho latter rate FOR
LINsEED OIL-Fl1m 90 0oa02s.
LARD OTL-fl 4j0t Is.
PETROLEUM -tl433e for refined
EuGAH-Dull; New Orleans ilmfG<c.
leans.
CoFFEE-Flrm and in good demand 40 ls
to 21c.
GoLD-sl p buying.
EXcHANGE-Vsry dun no 1s0l-I0 dice
count buylng, par selling. Tine receipts
from the south large.
MONEY MAnKEr-Eayy at Solo per cont.
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CITY NE W S .
RcpabIiean counts ConYenliOn

All citizens of Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, who sustain the Administration
of President Grant in its successful
efforts to inaugurate economy, and
maintain, untarnished, our National
credit and honor. as well as all per-
sons in sympathy with the just, lib
eral, and progressive principles Of the
Republican party" are invited to
meet in Convention, at the
Court House, on Saturday, Feb. 18th,
at u o'clock PM, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to attead the Re
publican State Convention at Indi-
annapolis, on Tuesday. February I'D,
1870, and to transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
Convention.
By order of the County Executive
Committee. VIM. HEILMAN,
Chairman.
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Scan. MAG" Prof" Mcbride, a
professor of the terpsichoTian art,
was arrested to-day by Sheriff Miller,
on warrant issued by Esquire E. B.
Boone. of Pike County. on q charge
of bastardy. The graceful and dig
nifed professor being unable to pro-
cure bail, was locked up. The vic
tim Of his wiles is a young lady resi-
dent of Petersburgh, about eighteen
years old, and her ruin was accom-
plished under promise TO make her
Mrs. Frank York, that being the
name by which the Prof" was
known in that metropolis. Profess
or Frank York Mcbride dis
played very great uneasiness lest
the matter might get into the papers.
He requested a gentleman to call on
the JOURNAL and say that he would
be at his school promptly on Satur-
day evening. business calling him
cut of the city. Rumor credits the
graceful Professor with being already
provided with wife and couple OF
children in Indianapolis, who are a
serious bar to the settlement Of this
case.
The self-possessed Prof. " boo.
hooed vehemeutly when he found
that he must be locked up.
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PrrTsBURG, February p Weather
cloudy; wind shifted from the south to
the northwest; thermometer Az. Monon-
gahe1a about statiOnary-5 feet 10 Inches
IN the channel; Allegheny feet and fall
ing very slowly; at Greensboro stationary
4 feet; at Brownsville stattonary-6 feet I:
at Oil city 81 inches. The Belle, from Park
ersburg, arrived and departed; the Argosy
ia on the ways, undergoing repairs ithe no
lie Ebert and the barges belonging 70 the
Wild Dock, are receiving for ~. Louis the
dull.
CIEcrENATr, Feb. 2.-The river has fallen
z feoi Inches with % feet inches in the
ter 409.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2.-Port List-Emp e-
rors CINCINNATI and Pittsburg to New Or
ieans. me river Is declining, with feet
Inches water in the canal, and feet
inches on the fails. Weather cloudy and
growing cold.
CAIRO, February 2:-Champlon, New Or
leans TO Cincinnati, 10 pm: Carrie ".
Kountz, New Orleaus to Cincinnati. 10 D.
m; Alice Dean, Cincinnati to Memphis 2
am; thompson Dean, Cairo TO New Or
leans am; Anna, Cincinnati TO New
Orleans, 2 am; Pauline Carroll, New Or.
leans 10 st. Louis, am. Liberty No. 4,
Cincinnati to New Orleans, 10 a M. 70,
Forsythe st. Louis to VicksburR, pm. ;
Tyrone, Nashville packet, pm, The
river fell 10 inches. Weather cloudy; mer-
curry So.
ST. LOUIS, February 2.-Arrived-Rubl-
con. from Vlclksburg; Kellogg and barges,
from New Orleans. Departed--Marv Nc
Donald, Ouichita Rivers. David Watts,
Tennessee River. River falling steadily.
Weather cloudy and raw, with indica-
lions of snow.
NASHVILLE, February 2.-River falling.
with feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fair. Arrived-Empi re. from Upper Cum
beTland; Emma Floyd. from Cincinnati.
Departed-John Lumsden, for Cairo.
MEMPHIS, February 2.-Weather cloudy
and cool. River rising; now within foot
of high-water mark. Departed-Gl Oesbeck
and Silver Moon q 200 bales cOttOn), Tor
Cincinnati; Republic and Magenta 5000
ba!es), for New Orleans. Arrived - Dla-
mOnd and barges.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2. - Arrived
Kenton, Alaska Argosy, and Atlantic.
Departed: Sallie, for Cincinnati; McGill,
for st. Louis; Mary Houston, for Louis
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Am usenleaSs.

OPERA HOUSE = DAN. SHELBY's
MINsTRELs.-The amusement loving
portion of our community are re-
minded that Dan. Shelby's Minstrels
will make their first appearance at the
Opera House this evening. In addi-
ton to the minstrel entertainment,
Mile. Zulelia, the great female gym
mast, will make a terrific leap. and we
are promised a performance of more
than ordinary interest. We see that
the company is highly commended by
the Terre Haute papers.
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OhioagO MRrKet.

BY Telegraph CHICACO. Feb. p
FLoUR-Quiet Spring extras at G3 800
70.
WHEAT-Quiets No. I at SIC; MOI fairly
active 40 6O1sm8lc, closing 40 80JsmBlc: this
afternoon the market was dull Ht Sic cash
seller February and s2Mc seller March
CORN-Ftrm: sales OF Nc. ne T0MN70t<c
regular and 7l@IKc fresh closing no 70ao
regular and new b2M53Gs this nfloruuuH
No. 2 nominal.
Ts-Tolesably active az H0Lo higher;
sales Of No. 2 at 56jzMaJc, closing inside.
RYE-NominEl nt 67C for No. u
BARLEY-Quieta t 7lM75c for No. @
HIGuWIHEs DULL 82e offered aud OBS
asked.
MESS PORK Unsettled and irregular.
closed at 23W375Sc lower, sales DC e2l 5002I
cash. closing at &25 so.
LARD-Qulet 40 l6e
DRY SALTED MEATS - Shoulders IOes
rough sides l2Le; short rib mldd.es 1870
l3%c.
DRESSED HOC8-12i<o higher af ono I2i<n
10 IS, closing at $40 -.
LIVE HCO3-Gulct 81 G808 Old FOR common
TO medium and 500 % for choice 90 extra.
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By telegraph 8r. Louis Feb q
ToBACCO-6trOng and prices fam at g8a
So 80 for Tugs aud common leaf, tDMU for
medium Leaf, fl10l5 for good manu- inelur-
Ing, &2DM24 for fine, bright; stock ON hand
83l hogsheadB and OBJ boxes.
GorToN-Un changed 90 2t02i<c
tLOUH-Hirm for low grades. 9l l5ma lI
for euperine, 60 5004 SD Tor extra, g5a5 2I
for Xxx, 50 5Og5 % AAAl and s887 3D. for
family.
WHEAT-Rathsr easier; choice Spring I'm
elevator 00c; No. 2 red Fan SD O20I O5- NO.
red Fall 81 l09l 10; choice 8l l50i 2l.
COHN-5teauy and more doing Mo. yai-
low ia eleVai or zoe, choice TO fancy Wulto
at 75070c, mixed sacked zoe, yellow f7W7Dc.
choice 10 fancy white 8lM63e.
OATS-kirmer no 64066c sacked
BARLEY-Dull at cd Oj9i - FOR prime
Fall.
RYE-Firm az 78@80c.
WHIsKY-Ruiet 90 03C.
FORK-Dull and lower 90 aH0H ld.
CUT MEATs-bmall sales. shoulders llci
clear sides 1910.
BAooN-Very dull at I2Jz@l2g<o for shout
ders, 1920 for clear sides, and Zoe for sugar
cured hams.
LARD-Dull at l6Ic for lren.
hUGAR-U nsetled; accurate quotations
cannot be giveui the tendency ia down
ward.
COFFEE-I8I6a23c
MOLAeBE8-0jNS 500.
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HENDERSON ELEoTIoN.-We under-
stand that the city election in Hen
derson will take place next Saturday,
the charter having been changed by
the Kentucky Legislature. so as to
permit an election before the Fif-
teenth Amendment gees into effect.
The charter has also been changed so
as to make the term Of Office four
years. This is what is called STRAIT.
egg, my boy" and is intended to
flank the colored voters.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-03

TRAGEDY AT VINoENNEs.--From
persons just from Yineennes, We are
informed that a man named Julius
Kluck. recently returned from the
penitentiary, where he underwent a
sentence Of two years for arson. was
assassinated night before last. While
sitting at home with his wife, he was
shot through window, seven buck
shot entering the back of his neck.
1t is said that when sentenced he
made threats against several who in
formed against him, and rumor con-
nects the subjects of those threats
with the shooting.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-03
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-03
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