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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-15

fix our quotations as follows: Ness
Pork s23 so. Bulk Meats. shoulders ID
cents; sides, Is cents, and clear sides 151z
cents. Bacon, shoulders 141ac; clear sides
1Sc; hams 10 cents; Lard, 1875 cents
tierces and kegs. Cheese we quote at Ice
for new Western Reserve, and l71ac for
Factory. Butter is in light supply at 35c
to 45c for country and Ohio. y .s.ss.f
GRAIN.-The receipts of wheat have
been more liberal. though not large. Prices
are higher and firm. We quote wheat
this morning at 50 00@2 Is, as per quail
ity. Corn, is firm, with only mod
crate stock in market. 1t is now quoted at
81 20 in new gunnies, soc for shelled in
bulk, and Soc in ear; new corn is selling in
a small way at soc. Outs, are steady
quotations, Coo in new burlaps.
FLoUR-For good superfine So 80 to 81 90;
Extra is offered at S. 50a9 50; Family
and fancy brands are named at So COG
Ii 90, frorn new wheat. 81 y g III j - q
CORN MEAL-We find but little business
do4e In meal We place the price of kiln
dried at "a Goa Is per barrel.
SEK.DsEWe make no change IN quota
lions since our last. New Clover is begin
ming TO come in 1--WE quote at So Dg9l0D
Timothy, So 90: Flax 81 90.
HAYEPaled gan be bad -pow az sl59e9
IT 90 per ton New Glover, however, is still
quoted at IS 009l0 90. -
BRAN-Is considerably higher, and is
| held at $40 o0cg25 90 per ton.
FRUIr.4 n othing is donesin fruit excep
in a small and local way. We have n,
quotations for dried h-uiEeor for Oranges
and Lemons. ~ II 80 ~ a
SALTS unchanged. SmaIllbarrels& 500,
and 53e, pei, busneisin large barrels.
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ct. Louis Market.
By Telegraph.l blms ST. Louis oct.l IA

byTeiegraph.l AlNG ST. LOUIS, Oct. Ia.
|, lYoBAGCo - Demand better and market
| frmer, but not Quotably changed 49,, = 3
L COfTON2N othinyy doing.
.HEMP4-Dull at 81 50, dressed.' ~ p e3aas
II FLOUR-HOlders ,drm.e bl = transactions
small; sUperfDe 81 O1S57 80, extra So 0Qg
8 80, doob1e- extra $50 00.9iI 80, and choice
and fancy SI2I COG ID 80. .fgLG -k-QO9 IL e3dG
WHEAT = Firm,t and 3 q sc. higher on \
choice grades; 81 80 az G5' for prime to 4
choice white. 81 50a2 IS tor choice to fancy
red, and 81 s5t92 90 for Spring.t coils NY,
coRN-Better;; 81 o6@l 10 for yeliew, and
81 10 for fssucyswnite. d ~ u 30 o. 81
04Is-Adyanced 10 6eaTl. Id b1og0e ha
BARLEY-F1rfner; SOC 90c. for prime and
choice Fan, and 81 259I ) for prime and
ctfolce Spring. HEV cont tue4f-9IE Gift
/ RYE--SFirnner and higher. 81 25@1i 35. tsy,
( .PkovIsIONs-Very dull. Mess PORK S24 90.
Bacon.rssho alders ls1zc., ribbed sides l755zc.,
and clear sides lS54e plain hams 1876. rls
LARD 4@l414c., for choice tierce, and
142c.sfor keg. sFAl { r. l'tt ""i4Rt E1a
WHISKY n ominal Tnt SEQ nov 5l1t
REGRETS -Flaur BIS barrels, wheat
1862 sacks. oats 2,425 sacks, barley ,535
sacks, rye SO sacks. re ~ y
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CO HNCHTeAGo, Oct. IA. a
FLoUR-DulI and unchanged.
WHEAT--Heavy,i closing at 81 SO for No. l
and 81 9291 9214 for No ssore'l staszfr
CoRN-Quiet and 1911ac lower; 81 O9549
i 10 for No. !, and 81 09gI 10 for No. 2 clos
ing at outside. q avs yi'5 -e.esii
OATs-Less active and lie lower; sales at
571z@5o12c, closing firmer at inside.
RYE-2c lower; sales at 81 32tzal IS for
No. and 81 81 for No. 2, closing at 81 50 for
No. l.
BARLEY-D Dull and 2@21zc lower closing
at Il IL for No. 2. -l.t. e5asgyElj b8f451
PROvISI0NS-Veryd dull mess Pork nomi-
nal at So 50. 'e' 20 az 1s-'F'--
LARD-l31xc. Eie ~ 3ll18J uAl9l
BEEF. CATTLE-Dull at 81 5094 90 for fair
to good packing. "a
HoGS-Dull at SIS 65@6 SO tor medium to
good. f rs an-r ~ W@4sElf
RECEIPTS-12.600 bbls. flour; l56, $50 bush.
wheat 81, 600 bush. corn; l66 900 bush. oats;
800 hogs. $50 efEthfl
SHIPMENTs-s.o 600 bbis. flour; 200 bush.
If coi tor % rs Us
corn and rye and SC for wheat, to Buffalo.
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New YorkM Market.

| By. Tefegraph.l' AA NEW YORK, Oct. IA.
CoTToN-Fimera and active; sales of $50
bales at $50 DC foTrupIands. u .TF TDt}'
ter for low grades, with a faif export d.
mand Salesl Of y 900 Ibis. at So 25@9 90
s s9t fs nS sss SO SG s5l4 10 f. for
round hoop Ohio sill oe9l6 90 for St. Louis,
closing quiet. California active ane tirm;
| sales of $500 sacks ana barrels at sI1 500
sl3 70. Sales of 800 bblssrye hourau 50 %.
WH Hfsnesfp s4 s'5ff 6rs6eis me
ssas eashe lnr at g s@
81 30 fer \ o. 8 Spring: 81 30@2 80 for No.
2 + sen Bay Bay 8 s 4or Y ss@
Michigan; 81 "a for No. and No. Spring.
RTEDun; sales Of 1900 bushels state at
at ! + : ier WssssrS 4 S Tor Canada West.
CoEN[Rec9fpts so;dH bushels; about lie
| lower and less actiye; sales 81 900 bushels
and afioa,, closing heavy at 81 ~ afioat.
600 bushels al ' sfsss Sy Sc for Western.
.PEAs-saies 1900 bushels Canada ar
.RIicS-6niet At To- GLE for Carolina.
sUeAR-sieady and in good demand,
sales s75 hogsheads Cuba at 1is<@l2Mc, also
sales I,3OG boxes Havana at private terms.
81 ss ssr GSsa ss5ss
| for Porto Rico.
Hors-Quiet and unchanged. .TAfE
PETROLEUM-Steady at l5L@l6c for crude (;
| 35@3515c for refined bonded. 8
ePoRK-Steady and quiet; sales 4,250 bar
! rels at So 406g22 55 for mess; closing at
| SD As cash 20 00g20 so for prime.
BEEF-Dull ana heavy; sales, IS barrels
| at previous prices. Beef hams, dull sales,
| 135 barrels of Western at $50.
| CUT MEATS-Quiet; sales, l40 packages at
| 11s4Gl2szc for shoulders, and l51a@l71ac for
hams.
BACoN-In fair demand and q shade
frmer: sales, $50 boxes of Cumberland cut
for December aud January, at ,1@1l14e. 4.
LARD-Heavy; sales, SO barrels at I4@
1890.
BUrTER-Firm at 2O942c for State.
Enthusiastically at l09l6c.
LATEST p. M.
FLoUR-Fairly active, and Zoe better on
shipping grades.
WHEATSMore steady at 50 27@2 % for
No. 3; 81 3192 81 for No. 2: and S2 81 for No.
l Spring. $50 Ea1gA q. eA& g @A@ ~
RYE-Quiet at 81 6S for Western.
OATS-Steady at S2@S213c for Western.
CoRN-Steady at 81 41@1 4215 for good to
prime mixed w estern.
PoRK-Steady and quiet; sales 900 bar
rels of mess at SO 371a922 80 cash and regu-
lar. = ~ - RI Is az q #
BEEF-Quiet and nominal.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and steady.
BACoN-A shade firnaer, with a moderate
demand. .ses.. la
LARD Quiet at I4z@I412c for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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European Market,

By Cable.l LONDON, Oct. IA.
CoNsoIs-Steady at "a 5-16.
LIVERPOOL, Oct IA.
CorToN-Quite active; 1t is believed the
sales amount to 10000 bales; quotations I'M
changed.
RREADsTUFFS - Market buoyant; corn
advanced to As lid for red western; Wheat
to las I0d. other articles unchanged.
PRovISIoNs-Unchange
PRoDUCE-Unchanged.
srt SO LONDON, Oct. IA.
SUGAR-Steady at 25s Cd. -
LINsEED OIL-Advanced TO f4O los.
SPERM OIL-Quoted at fll6 per ton.
A dispatch from Antwerp reports petro-
leum quiet
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Dancing Academy.
n1og ~ III aias
PROF. LOUIS BAGAR

H the citizens of Evansville and vicin-
NV that he will commence a Dancing
School at The Afasonic HAIL. for Ladies,
Misses and Masters, commencing as soon
as the class can be obtained. All persons
" no wish to 90 or send their children will
find me at the Hal on Thursday, the 18th
OF October, from 8 to u, and from / to
O'clock ALSO, can leave orders at Mr. War.
rem Is music store.
Particular attention will. be paid TO the
instruction OF pupils, and l will Introduce
the most fashionable dances OF the day,
including the German Polka, Mazurka,
and Waltz, Quadrilles, and all Round
Dances and Fancy Dances for Children
will also open class for Gentlemen, II
one can be made large enough.
Terms for the session of twenty four les
sons, SO; half to be paid at the commence
ment of the term and the balance whess
the school is cut.
I can give good references from Via
cennes and all parts Of the State. - ,-tc-ris
oc14 div lf.f-f-o 81 e. -. taf-s ia 1f7rra
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IA.
CorToN-Sales of LOCO bales; market
sitter, with q fair demand for low mid
dlIngs at 171ac; receipts .7s7 bales; exports
DAT bales. 4.-fa
FLoUR-Better feeling; superf1ae $40 so.
CoRN-Quiet, but steadler; white 81 40.
OATS-75c. a-rt --.,-t 81 q
MESS PoRK-Du11 and nominal at S26 So
q BACON-Steady and firm shoulders I51zc
clear sides 1873; sugar-cured hams 271a@
2S1% all jobbing rates. 81 -,
EARD-Quiet. but hrmer; tierces 1870
15c; kegs tic. iia - Oh l-S5 80
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-No business in
first hands. .- .4
GoLD-lH 1- - AtA' q
STERLING-Exchange weak at 56a5s; ex-
change on New York sight Il premium.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
3Y Telegraph.l NEW YORK Oct /.

DRY GooDs-Market quiet; colored cot
ed calfcoes and the better class of bleached
and unbleached muslins; Amoskeag ticks
Csc for A. brand (; 25c for B. do; &c for g. do I;
duced to 2511c:6 by 6. do 2312c: York down
to 231zc; Whittenton A. A. Z55zc: do A.. 2Oc:
American l5c; do, dark stripes, 151z; blue
denims lower no change in brown Amos
keag; Columbian N1zc; York 26c; Mount
Vernon 24c; Arlington and M nchester
both lie; Oak Grove lee; Haymaker l5c;
Boston l312c;5 Webster l0c. G
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Oct. H.
TOBACCo-Sales 49 hhdS,. at So 25a45 90.
CoRN-Shelled at 81 10 with sacks. a
OATS-At Csc in bulk.
FLoUR-Firm, al s. 5oa9 90 for superfine.
GRoCERIES-Quiet and steady.
CorToN-Dull; 151z9l6 for good ordinary
TO low miGdling.
BAooN-Quiet; shoulders 15c; clear rib
sides Iss4c: clear sides 1870. ysJV g9sfHE s1s
HAMS--Unchanged.
LARD-fn t1erces 14c; in kegs 141sc.
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New York Gold and Stock Marke.

By Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Oct. IA
MoNEYAMore active, at for call loans
ExCHANGE- Quiet at 1895 l091S. \ e't'I . B
GOLD.-Lower; opening at 1875, and clos
ing at IA.
GovERNMENTs-A sf,sde lower; u. 8. IS
coupons of 1881 I1ls4; $50 coupons 1852 I12 |.
do. 1854 1885; do. 1885 1887; coupons 1887
1865: l04os coupons 1907. -
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention. especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile work, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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OFFICI AT,.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post-Office at Evansville, State of Indiana,
on the 18th day of October, 1867. :, =. ~. ~
Persons calling for any of these letters
will please say Advertised" giving date,
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Memphis Market.

BY. Telegraph n ar MEMPHIS. Oct. IA. /
CoTToN-l51a@le1ac for middling to good
CoRN-sl 65G1 TO- 53t Uf EGts nash
HAY-e24 00d25 co. -f,,sa r. 4r,vff teH
OATS -6S970c.
PORK-$28 00@27 90. Hf3 fh7A.154
l91a@20c. f,s-,-f', go a.. 81.
LARD-l5916c. - i'.-e
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STEAMBOATS,.

siy FOR PADUGAH AN ID CAIRO. -
The splendid light-dranght steamer f0
80 LOUISA, r4eHft.t,
L.sl4Sfe& Tom Boiuss, Master;
IL Charley Craw ford, Clerk q
Leaves for Cairo and all intermediate
landings THIS DAY Tuesday, Oct. 18th,
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to n. K. DUNKEkSON IL CO.,
ocl5dlt n = III Agents. Z
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DIR. A. WEBER

Formerly of Hopkinsville, Ky.) q
Offers his professional services. to the citi-
zens of Evansville.
Residence on Third, between Cherry and
Oak Streets.
once over the Post-Ofice. [se27 d3m
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI

THE IMPROVEMENT CoNVENrIoN Ar 81. LOUIS
NJ rrLEaRArH rug TRIBUNE
ST. LorIs Feb. 13.-Ihc River improvement Coh-
yenon assembled here yesterday between 400 ana 200
delegates being present The day was spent IN orgahE-
tiop ~ NJ Mcpherson Of ST. Louis being chosen Prcsi
dent n, toine the chair Mr Mcpherson made speech
tati orpd in favor Of rlyer transportation az against
raroada and Of a memorial to Congress concerning the
ObstmctiOns In the river a,too,. ,t,,s ,,or,ir,
The Convent ion rcassemblcd ~ W 'och lhs "oH"e'
President Mcpherson In tile chaiT' ., -. -, 80.
iarn runbcr of delegates were present, who had ar
rived since yestcrdny session ., - p,ot,,io,. ~,
Mr U,rt1tu Able OF the Committee ON ktsomlIohs AL
,onuceJ ia Gllow Ing names rs the Committee;
J,siovcCla. H. Mckn A. J. Wcarle Tsany,rai,G-iht ,it q
w! 5'', lh ton o. g. Slinurr TaHss~e-W. H. Gnn u
iras. ne. Coax A. r. Gashein t%ods1-n =, l1poJ
M,i Pm AsottJndgs samuel ircs jas ~ hSi. i"gi
:, liz ,11i,c"%1 ~ G. JOY, A. W. copend ioro-den IL l."
rbe Chairman of the Committee on Credentials pre-.
..nnd , ,,,srtcd Inst OF delegates, "mch occupied long
time. - o,,,o1 that Mr. 1 T. Abott
Nv ~ % ,,,,,rcd ~ ciyil engineer WIN Gen VIII
snu an, ill., mi, .is.ppi he requested io hulVha tho Nul
,,i, s,i,h information IN relation To the survey
T',tt Nh AhOtt took the stand ana entered
i, Nv ''E, ittcuteut the surveys made by cen
% %., M H. tiroinrcr Corps Which abOundcd IN Inctr
,,i ,', ,,on which much inioimhlioh was gwen lu
c C,Ventinu MI Abott gave lull '''ou, oi l, thV
@ i ,i. dffcreut rapids, ana gaNo the lsurcs
}9t t, - - ,,rrat benefit TO the COnVctlon anu VII
which WI D T., T., Ntb" committee Resolutions Mcl
-, @ 'cu t,d i'm referring mntetS 10 The different
',,,.t,. =, b,t, on motion, Prot Mhcfhnuso Hl ~
i,rd io take the stand, ana ne pi"cturu u
@ N, 49,, ~ i,yol ytns the whole question: "l uNVr m
pTGe@Sn TGe Committee tu;g allqeg4ed oay, Io,'e''
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
DIED.

CURTISS-A Worthwhile n MOodsy, Peb II, AsgSs Ad..s
wife Of Charles 3. Cuftss VI this city
FLEMINGA Mgaukee Friday the 9Th ia Alexander FeaisG
only of John b. Fleming OF this city
His been the funeral soezntes s tsks
place Galway Church Twenty hsst aud Fourhase A1
Thursday morning At 10 o'clock where The friends Of he nE and
his brothers Robert Gr W H. HYDE aud H. u StebbAz
esq invited sssembe The rensiEs will be tsksa 70 Gfss
GAMBLBOn TUESDAY Feb e Adam. Of John and Lacisa Gsnbs
in the I'D year Of his ~.
the FROM the residence Of bis parents No ldS Ehge
Friday 18th inst. at y O'Clock without further notice
JACKSON weneys 18th inst Jsue Jacks wife Of James Js's
aged about 80
The deus faulty invited attend her faer
on Friday. l5,h inst, at 10 o'clock
LAWAt Springfield MaS Sunday Fe TO- 1867 Mn Retecss
Law In the 8h Of her
McKIR--At Cambridge n. Y. Friday Marie vile ot
McKie. aged rs gears II months sud II DAYS
McLAUGHIYOn aess Feb i2 sa1h Aan wife Of soionoa Nc
The friends ~ the family are respectfully oi be- fts
from her late residence Ne 61 Third ave. rhurs the aa t
alta o'clock
oRTOEOn Tuesday morning. Feb i2 Dr J.oe Ortos io-s
Ofe ay invited attend funeral at his late
deuce No 2 Court st. Brooklyn Th"siaT Feb IL Al oeIses
pm
sCoTT-on Sunday Feb TO- snsr brief ue the 7sh rear o hs
age william scott usye Of hasS Scotsnd ssd Zoe th<n -
TIE relatives and friends Of e family respectfully invited ssz
Seventh Bghthae Friday 18th inst at O'Clock N fhs
remains will bs taken to Gteensool for nerReni
WBTMORRA Hudson City j. TUESDAY. Feb " Fsn1ie hs
da1ghtsr Julia the 9Th Of her age
the residence Of hef paren Thnsy lh inst 0esck p
wltaQgt tgHaef m.llse9a 90 sG-s 3 Ii - = EyN
@HifLOCR-0u MONDAY iith inst afer hot asu Ella Whs
lock daughter Of the late Sydpey b. Whio'E . -
from The h,uss o. James Phyfr Thry-Bsthst
Thursday n-It, l4th inst, al II O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
THE STITE or TRADE
81 rELEGRAPH TO rnE TRIBUNE.


MLw,uKEg Feb l3-Four duh wbeS very inH at 81 @ ief
M / and 2 Corn steady at Doe or No J. tovsonS
resh City +3 5Oi Prime Lard l!c Dressed oS.
d droon1g AZ Is 25G Receipts: 1000 bush Corn " Do
Four 900 bush Wheat 500 Dressed Hogs SnP
rens. 800 bills Flour 100 bush. Wheat. ,,. NJ,
WuNIsGroS FEB l3-Cotton dull; Aiing 29da' spirits Iur
nentinr dnl al gddoc quiet 81 rf hnu ai -
S,y,NS.m Feb ICotton steady Mdlng ~ sales W os,et
CuARtEsroS Feb. 3Coon, fair demandi sales wv oee u
dings 3c 49, -. ,,,.s af & 9oo bales.
Low Mdling Ni 0Jlc; Mddlug, 3ll GEc. heceip All
Erports-s bales Sugar and Nolasses hn ah "a
anJ unchanged DAN; sales at ri gGbl 10 oeS n1h LII
G5r Hay $3.50 S2a Pork dun 1 sir - % ~ i9I %
s of Shoulders st lG and Sides at lfGlc LarI q. " if
Tobacco quiet Of Medium Leaf tGs sqa SYnrk
Wbsky-sales az - Gold IJl Bank Stethug - ~ ..anv.
T,,agge discount Fegits-COton 10 Livspoo' 'S f"'
N, vS,s reb n Coon duh and lowers Mding uplahus '<
e,Iy N in. F0ic for Rcaung Plonr-Sales SV" oo &
az = p, e law grade grirs Rli Wheat scarce ,na uL
UI her recens. ssles in ~ 81 UtGt Va 'cuo
o,i- no, an. latter Prime. Oats que. ~" ~ w A -
.c,1 active. sales sf Far 10 PTn" Ne" " 10 '
Whisky dull and nominal ,l and d,r -, tris,r, dseapd
MAN. Feb "a Flour unrbangth a' uu ~ % n I I'
.,t ale, concessions ol - To Huc N1ns nave h' % ="
a w.. dl Al - a. No Spring ana winter hl ae,'
g extent non1'L Cara %, 'li
l' ~" Sbrti Tid3r, m s3cks Oats dnt shI
sStstc A. No Elevators Rlc hun as ~ W bA.c!
wv d,ti Whsy advanced to Die vhh tar aemsmi tou,a
III n, FL aW linz large Ealing Oh receipts ~ NsAV % -
Nh sni al tbr close there good demand i"i atlhs
s H. ~ ~, held Provisions Quiet and mShahs,o w
80 M mcss rok Lard aud prices nominal bnA aiea ~ w ~ ~
"a H3ic fa Shoulders ani sides anu 10 ~
,,.e sold Packed bH'"h
a.h, ri Iia.eed Oh 81 yrti ~ Butter 'A' '"'''' u''A
49, g.. ti % 6od lJ, ttcGag5 am tVt,., A., a.
Loyug,l.s gsJ. Is-Spe' lN- b" F'.' HS' N1''s " .
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

Sseued Corn Ss Mess PoS b1i Lard e,ss iaIe a.n
Shoader5 Be Bacos Shcuifeu l0@oe Ces sdes IL Rae
WLIs van. hs PnDe NesOiesHs srs1, ii.e CO,lou zoe Rss
OsKx9o Feb 3PlOuE steady with a demand sale. s.o h.x.
vi % o No spring ~ as fr Red WineT, s4 so ssr wki
sp a - of Double Extra R1e Foar uschAnged sT Bsoh
We " osf q good demand at fa Wheat a mo9s demas ssss
~ w. Corn unchanged sales 100 bush At 81 10 car lot. ,
Corn Meal ~ 6O0s2 70 100 b and 81 00sl n s.st.
Shorts selling Sbp.taAs Al S25d an and Masa~. "A
$3.50 s3i per tan Rsoad b.s: Flour 81 70 FsS.
York 9Oc, 10 Albany s0c. - = -
CHIcAGO Feb l1Pl0ur auiet and ,ee.
nt gaze, al an sales a "a 8U s2 20 for No and st es zoe
No Corn neglected at bl02le moderately aVe e4ee.
Provision markets dull for nearly kinds Of hog pruos prices
nominal Mess Pork beh 4s 7saS No. bat no buyers
tgres sales TO Pok
se active decline Of h About 700
Tie Drd sold AZ from III to M Principally lie
owing principally uniayorabe weather. prices lower CLOSING
at - 3oa 81 80 for ordinary lots dividing Live Hogs nod
eaey active 100 Sc Is smooth hoe
ccPso bb Flour 20 900 bush Wheat 21oOe bush Corr II
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
ASSEMBLY.

The Secretary Of State and the Controller sent IN
reply resolution relative to printing reports i0r the
Court Of Appeals.
REPOH1s.
Rv Mr. sELKRFG rep, Tompkins)-To refund to Cor
nell Unyeray moneys paid by Ezra Cornell To Genesee
College. , ,,, g.,
Bv Mr. NANDENBURG Uep., Waync)-Proylding Tor
relief against illegal assessments Also, TO eslabiSD
uoiee force for the CITY of Uca and County OF Onoldh
Tog TuE CONSIDERATIONS OF THE HOUSE.
Ry Mr. PARKER usep. Oneida)-Against an elevated
railway in the streets Of New York Agreed TO.
Nv Mr.. WILLIAMS Dem. Erie)-For the relief OF the
Niagara.st, Railway, city Of Buffalo. ~,
Iy Nj IiOYT dlop, YatesJ-To incorporate the Brook
lyu soldiers Home. q, -...., A..
By Mir STILES Ucp., Chautauqual-To amend the
NV Mr. COVTIL nicp., Fultonl-ro incorporate the
odd Fellows Hall Association uf Buffalo Also, To hcot
uorate the Trustees NcwYork Presbytery. ~
By sir DENLIN Dem. 10rk)-FOr an huulloh'l
nuubcr of Notaries Public In the city Of New York
Mr. PARKER called up q concurrent resolution 10 al
iouin from the 18th tO the Ith. g.,
Mr. d. r. WOOD Ncp. OuOndagD moved 10 amend IL
from Wednesday. 10Th, to Tuesday evening 2oth LOST
The original resolution was G'en adopted g. e,
The p1v egcs of the floor vfIo extended To Geh $40
cum daring his stay in the city: 49,. ,r,,, T.,
Adjourned, IN order Ia give the use oi tue 'n'pe W
the state Agricultural society
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M1RRTED.

DRYnEHaHOLMASn this city welsesay ftb ~ 1867 hr
Rev u e. Brewer, John Dryden Of Nhhy &. W., 10
daughter " Thomas iiolmsa of this city.
HoWE-fRosrIn Brooklyn wednesisy Feb 3 By the Re.
Burgbad Daniel Howe Of
Salem Eew-York No cards
SMTH-DoUGLASIn Calvary Church on weinesisy Feb H. 81
the Francis T. RGsae Of RdEeGed Conn Pravt NJ smith
Ellen daughter ofChaies Dougai. bO,b Of this city
ARRETTBRSNBTT this city On weInesiay Psh IL by IN
T. Elmor H. Sare,t CoorAio "a
LOsiss, daughter Of Wa Bennett Of EewYoTk No cards
TROWBRIDGE-FR -FRRRfSOn Tuesisy Prb H. at We reaAeaos
S esq South EOrTelk Conn Truman Tosbrdke
bury, Com. to Mary 81 Perris of the former place
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ELLc1YON NTELLIGENCE.
REruBLcAN VICTORY IN BISGnAMroN

RErUmICAN VICTORY IN BISGHAM1ON
n TELEGH,rH
BINGnAaITON, Feb. 13.-,The report of the election
sent from this place last night was incorrect Bing-
hamOn elected the Union ticket by an average mil-
j0ity OF 10, being nearly 100 less than ON the vote
fOr GovemOrlast Fall excepting that personal piqucs
on preferences gave Rice lDem.l five majority and
made tie on Assessor. Every town in the county
elected the UnOn ticket Yesterday gain OF two
towns. Local quaucls in Colesyillc, strong Uuion,
give Democratic SuUcryisoE
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MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINK
ING FUND.
CITY OF NEw-YORK. DEPARTMENT or FISANCE,
CoNTROLLERs OFFICE, Feb. 10, 1867.

Guy OF NEW-YORK, DEPAR1MENT OF FINANCE,
CoNTRoLLER's OFfICE Feb. IL, 1867.
AT meeting of the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund held Feb. II. 1867 the following preamble and
resolutions. submitted by His Honor the Mayor were
adopted:
Hias before the Legislature which transfers from
the Mayors Os the Police Department the business OF licensing
pawuhfokers dealers hand Articles &C. and which
Yd 81 and penalties shall be paid to the
Police Commissioners 70 be placed 10 the credit OF the fund hon which
the police paid and
E1c ~ ordinance adopted b. The Common Ceuneil Pebsary
a. 1884 all specifically pledged 10 the SinAg Fand
payment principal ~ The City debt and all such r and
pna the sinking Fund tot the payment OF the interest On such
City debt, and -.
H passed My H. 8ts the Legislature Of the STATE
expressly declared ih,t said ornnnee should remain In foil force anu tue
whole Of the CToon Water deb, should be redeemed aud
The h " tin City and State pledged TO nonineeence
s the revenues specifically apart the Sinking Fund Therefore.
R0rei That the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund on behalf Of
public creditors rem0nsae against all legislation which der FROM
th Sinking lHd the case fees and tne and penalties aiore OF
which ntes with revenues pledged as AFORESAID 70
Stli finl go
i That copy Aforesaid preamble and resolution bs tSsns
m member OF the LegisatGre
JoHN I. HoFFMAS, Mayor, Chairman
". IT, DIKENAN, Clerk
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