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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

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ter OF Helena, in This county, is Agent for
this thrilling book, for Richland, Salt Creek,
Otter Creek and York townships. This book is
OF the most comic and at the same time the
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will make . tipior agent Subscribe FIR the
book Ut once. 4lw1
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. CARD TO INVALIDS.

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Losr.-By the SUBSCRIBER somewhere between
Toledo and Gigear sschool house, on Thursday
3ls,. Of October, a pocket day book and ledger.
The finder viii he literally rewarded by leay-
ing The same at the RLruulIcA> Office.
Nusov
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

WANTED A SIrfArIoN.-Mr +. II. Williams
OF Mount Vernon, Linn county, Iowa, WHO is
A'humber one printer and job Workman, is
now out Of a situation, and is DESTROYS OF pro-
curing one during the winner, al least. Any
vi our coicmporarics who are A. need Of i hrs,
class Workman, wiz d. well 10 give INN cln>
.ployuient.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

MERcHASrs.-Are you willing to buy a GER
umber Of pounds of Saleratus and only
get SO many papers containing II or Is
ounces ? Buy Best Chemical Suleratus and Won
will get fll weight and best goods.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

TOLEDO MAILS AND ExpnEssEs.-Dcpart
daily-Sundays exceptcd-at 1916 p, IN. Ar
rive 3:15 p. III. For Buckingham and Offices
North-Dcdart Tuesdays and Saturdays ut
Tam. Arrive Mt Buckingham II IN. Return
] ,. IN. Arrive at Toledo Z p. n.
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fERsoNAL.-hc were favored with II call
from our friend W. W. Yarlaln, ESQ. OF the
Oxford Ledder on tie ID. inst. He represents
things as being in "a thriving condition at
Oxford and that tie prospect. Tor The success
Of his little sheet are very II lettering.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

At II. Zehrung's is the place to go to buy
your goods cheap. He has a well selected
stock OF the latest styles and OF the hes, quail
ity. Give Kim a call, you will find him at the
new stand in the new Brick Block near the
post Office.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

1t is said that Gopsopiulgeritmclgoligertr
.ing'usly or Mrdry olsallovertAewayfro IRONS
.chicagOandboston buys all his goods ut IL.
-Zehrung's mammoth store, for he sells SO much
more reasonable than others, whereupon there
was . grand rash for his store, and it is still
kent up.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

SNow.-We neglected to state in our for.
nner issue that snow fell at this place on the
night Of the 2Sth Of October last to the deptl.
of one inch-qnitc a little squall Of snow So
'carlyein the year of snowy times.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08
nUBLIC SALE OF THE
Old Court House and Grounds.

NOTICE is hereby given, that l will, on
Saturday. the
23rd DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1867,
at the hours Of | o'clock p. m. of said day, at
the front door of the old Court House in
Toledo, offer for sale and sell at Public out
crycprovided the same brings 81, 0oo,-thc
south two-thirds of lot No, Two (2) in block
No. five (5) in said town Of Toledo, including
the buildings thereon-except the vault, doors
pigeon holes and shelving in said vault.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
BY order Of tho Board Of Supervisors Of said
county. DAVID D. APPELG ATE,
~ At Clerk.
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Al will. Millers you get n nice dish Of Ov
sters slowed up in perfect style cheap. Som.
cf our printers say they are "lusciously good.
All beast Of a fine treat a few evenings since
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WANrED.-Fifty bushels Of char coal by
Martyr 4 Miller Immediately. Highest
cash price paid.
41tf. MhRTYS a. MILLER.
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J. T. RICE.
Secretary.

SEWING MACHINE FAcTs.-The following
interesting statistics we gather from the
quarterly returns, made, We believe. under
oath, by the several manufacture RS of sewing
machines throughout the United States. The
figures which we present, and which we have
been at some pains to collect, show alta glance
the wonderful growth and great Importance
of this branch Of American manufactures. l
will be observed that one company alone has
produced and sold within the year over forty
three thousand machines. 1t is somewhat re-
markaole that. during the recent stagnation
in trade, this business has been but slightly,
if at all affected. But below are the figures
in detail:-
Sewing machines manufactured and sold as
per quarterly returns, for the year ending
June 10. 1867.
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ANrthings are arranged in apple pie orlc,
at II. Z~ehrang's store where goods are sold al
astonishingly low prices, and those too which
ere lew and stylish.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

WOOD WOOD I'VE want twenty-five OF
thirty cords of dry wood Immediately, who
will bring it? Don't speak everybody, bu,
somebody bring it along. If
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

pETERsoN's MAGAzINB.-Wc arc in the receipt
Of this popular Laly's Magazine for Decem>
Der. II is u beautiful number, quite ''ahcad
of the field" This Magazine, in consequence
of it's merit and cheapncss, had, in 1867, a
nrger circulation than all Tie Other Ladies Moga-
sines confined. In 1868 it will be greatly i'm
proved tie reading natter wiH be increased, AND
EACH NUMBER WILL CONTAIN A DoUBLE:SIZE
STEEL FASHION PLATE, a coLoRED,
AND A CoLonED PATTERN IN BERLIN Work.
peterson is really the cheapest in the world !;
and every boly ought to subscribe for it. The
terms will remain tro dollars a gear to single
subscribers. TO clubs it is cheaper still, viz
five copies for $500, eight copies for Sl2 90,
or fourteen copies for 5000. To every per-
son getting up a club lat these rates, the
Publisher will send an extra copy gratis. Spec
linens sent If written for TO those wishing to
get up clubs. address, postpaid, Charles j.
Peterson, No. 30G Chestnut Street, Philadel-
phia.
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Total single thread machines.

The foregoing facts and figures We find in
the Financial Chronicle of the seventh instant.
About a year or SO ago, as our readers will
remembers We published a series of articles
descriptive OF some of the great manufacture
ing interests in this country. We then selec-
ted and described the immense establishment
Of the Singer Manufacturing Company, locat.
ed in this city, as the representative and
leading concern in the department of sewing
machines, and we are now pleased to find that
we did not in the least exaggerate or over
estimate the Importance of the company in
question. 1t is noteworthy and Somewhat
suggestive that the Singer Company, who did
not, as we understand, take the trouble of
visiting, or even of sending their machines to
the Paris Exposition -who seemingly do not
care, in the least, for either gold medals or
red ribbons, and whose name is rarely seen
in print-shoald, nevertheless, eclipse all
other sewing machine concerns in the magni-
tude of their business. There is, Of course, a
reason for all this, but we leave our read
ers to find that out for themselves.-Home
Journal. n44w2
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ADvERTlsENENTs.-Wc call the attention OF
our readers to the advertisement in this issue
Of A. Bartlett who is now in the stove, tin
ware and hardware trade mt the old stand
where lie is selling cheap.
We invite the attention Of the reading pub
lie TO the card Of Deinorests Young America
Parties desiring this Juvenile Magazine, can
have it and the REPUBLICAN for 1925 per
year, and the REPUBLICAN gratis to the first of
January next. Now is the time to subscribe.
Those who subsc ribc and pay two dollars can
have the R,ruDLIcAN until January LIST 1869.
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~ SALODD. | S *a /: "; 81; :, !; !:

'ster Saloon, ut the old stand Of C.. 5. Bailey. is
THE place to go to get a superb dish of genuine
good oysters. They treat tn, typos. Boss
don like the little animals.
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LOCAL

A. r. 0ILLHTTE.. Assistant
FRIDAY, NOV. 8, 1867.
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Especial to Evansville Journal
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, March !.
FLoUR-Market moderately active, but
without decided change.
WHEAT-No. 2 Spring Wheat opened
firm at an advance of 1@2c, but subse-
quently weakened and closed at 81 S715@
l So. No. Spring, steady at 50 20 for VIM
ter receipts.
CoRN-Fairly active at 1@l14c higher;
sales were made at from 1914 to 78c for No. 1,
and from IS to SOC for Rejected, closing at
77@7714c for No. l.
OATs-Dull at 19@Ic lower, closing quiet
at 41@4l14c for Winter receipts of No. 2 in
store.
PRovIsIoNs-Market active and puoyant,
and prices shade better; upwards of 2,6U0
barrels of Mess Pork changed hands at
SO 90. Sales of Cut Meats, large. Lard,
firm and fairly active at 12c.
DRESSED HoGs-Quiet at l5@25c lower;
sales at from 81 rs to IS. Live, duh and
20@25c lower.
REcEIPTs-6,0O0 barrels Of -four, 1900
bushels of wheat, $4,000 bushels of corn,
$500 bushels of oats, 1000 hays. Ship
ments-6, 400 barrels of -four, 10000 bushels
of wheat, 700 bushels of corn, 500 bushels of
oats #f
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Rubicon, J. S. McCune, Marble City,
for St. Louis; Baltic and Alice Dean
for New Orleans, Mary Erwin, for
Cincinnati; Cumberland, for Cairo.
Especial to Evansville Journal.l
PITTsBURG, March 1.-The weather
during the day was warm and cloudy.
A light drizzling rain is now raining
steadily. The river continues to fall
slowly: % feet 4 inches at dusk.
By telegraph from Oil City we learn
that there is 3 feet water at that
point.
Freights here are still dull and
scarce. There is little prospects of
an increase. The Ida, Stockdale, and
Spray viii leave in the morning for
lower ports. The Great Republic
commenced loading for New Orleans
Especial to Evansville Journal.l
NASHVILLE, March 1.-The river is
rising. with % feet on the shoals.
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By NALL
New York Grocery Market.

CoFFEE-The market is firm, and fairly
active. We quote: Rio, prime, 19c: good,
1SA@lS1ac; fair 17@17Ac; ordinary 15s4@
l614c; fair to good cargOes, 165491Sc; Java,
mats and bags, 241a@25c; Native Ceylon,
1920; Maracafbo, 1719@1s54c; Laguayra,
171a@l81ac; st. Domingo, I6@l674c; gold,
net cash, duty paid.
FRUITs-There is fair trade at steady
prices, including Layer Raisins, in lots, at
81 so, gold, and "a 90 currency; do, old
crop, 50 60; Currants, in lots, PIC; Turk
ish Primes, l91a920c; do. old crop, Hc;
Naples Wainuts, 171zc; Shelled Peanuts,
1l9l114c; poor Wilmington do. 81 CSC; Bar
acoa Cocoa Nuts, in lots, S35 for rough, and
S45 for husked Sicily Oranges and Lee
mons, So 00@3 so for Palermo, and 81 for
MeSsina.
MoLAssEs The market is shade firm
err, with an active demand. Prices are
about 2@3c per gallon higher than last
week. Sales 425 Hhds. New Crop Cuba
Clayed, 4Sc; 200 Hhds. New Crop Cuba Mus
covado, 50@55c; IS barrels New OR cans, SOC.
RIcE-Is quiet. Carolina l0149l015c; Ran
COON 5000.
SUGARS.-The market IS fr:n at the adj
vance but not very active. Fair to Good
Refining, l0ss@5sc for new, and &c more
for old crop; Grocery grades 10s4@1214c. Re-
fined Sugars are steady; Best Crushed 1875
dl514c; Soft White, 14(gl41ac; Yellows, l214
9I354c.-W World, 9Th itH
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CINCINNATI Market.

by leleSrdpn.L CINCINNATI, Marcu /. &
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Inactive, but held firmly at 81 20
a. . for No. 2 Spring; ~ 4592 60 for No.
to Extra do, for seed, and s. 80 for No. l
Winter.
CoRN-Not so active; No !, &c.
OATs-In fair demand at SIC for No. l.
RYE--Steady at 81 209l % for No. 1.
BARLEY-Dull. The best grades of Fall
sell slowly at 81 5O9l 60; no demand for the
lower grades.
CoTToN-Firmer and in moderate de-
mand at 271z928c for Middling Uplands.
The decline in gold had a depressing effect
on the market.
WHIsKY-Held at &c; buyers offer &C.
MESS PoRK-Firmer, the stock in Ne :
York being less than had been expected
mand, and therefore no sales.
BULK MEATS-Quiet, but held firmly at
~, go, and l015c., for shoulders, sides, and
clear sides. The speculative demand no.
ticed yesterday has subsidized.
BACON-Rather heavy under the advices
from New Orleans, and shoulders were Of
fered freely at &c. for sides; I012c. for clear
rib; do, ll1ac.; and clear at he.
HAMS-A continued good demand for
sugar cured at 413@l513c:
LARD-Unchanged. There is demand
for country at l2c, and for city at 1214c, but
holders ask &c higher.
BUTTER-Dull at 22@25c.
EGGS--At l5(0l6 and in good demand.
CHEEsE-Demand good &C l6@l7c.
CLOVER SEED-Firm at IS rs, but the
demand is light.
TIMoTHY-Firm at So 30@3 40.
FLAx-At " 3O@2 IS; choice, fit for seed
CoFFEE-Firm at 26@2s1Sc.
SUGAR-t'rom l2c to I5c, the latter rate
for choice New Orleans.
GoLDaClosed at 1SSs4@1s9, buying, and
13914(GI3912 selling.
Enthusiastically.
MOSEY--Market easy at 9l3l2 per cent.
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MoLAssES-Very firm.
PETRoLEUM-Wf Without decided change;
sales ofS0O0 at III crude, and 2S1a@29 for
HoPs-Quiet and steady at 35@75c.
PoRK-Frmer, but dull sales OF 800 at vi
al Is for new mess, closing at vi ~ Tor
| Western ;S20@S2050 for old mess; SIG 759Sl7 %
for prime SO 509S20 Il for prime mess. Also
! 1900 new mess at SCI 259S2l so to seller and
buyer for March and April Total stock
of old and new, 5000 barrels; same date
| last month. sc. 926 barrels; same date last
year, 1e0,04S barrels.
BEEF-Steady, with sales of 43O at pre-
vious prices; total stock, old ana new,
same date last year Is, 1S9; beef hams firm,
with sales of $50 bbls at $50 eO936 so.
lO1Ial0sIc; Cumberland cut about l016c
for ong-ribbed. ard ll1sc for short-Ffhbed,
and IL nc for short -clear-cut meats steady,
with sales of go pkgs at S54@lOc for shoulf
| ders, and 11113c for hams.
| DRESSED HoGS-Scarce and nominal at
| 911lCd10c for Western, and 1054@Ilc for city.
| LARD Quiet, with sales of $50 bbls at
bbls, seller and buyer, March and April, at
BG1TTEiR-Dull, atl5@25c, Ohio, and 26@a6c,
State.
MONEY Easy and steady with 5@6 per
cent. on call.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Without decided
change.
GoLD-Lower, and opened at 4O14; closed
at 391a.
LATEST P. M
FLoUR-Closed very dull and nominal1y
lower for common grades.
WHEAT-Quiet and heavy, and buyers
and sellers wide apart.
RYE-Quiet at ST. l2@g Ia for Western.
CORN-Dull at 81 07fa1 07112 store, and 81 09,
afloat, for mixed western.
OATs-DulI at 59@63c for Western.
PoRK-Quiet AZ S2l 50g22 90 for new
mess.
BEEF-SteadH
BAooN-Dulls at IO14c for Cumberland
middling.
LARD-Dull and heavy. 12Iz@1314c for
steam and kettle rendered.
DRESSED HoGs-Quiet at s54@97sc for
w eStern.
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph New YORK. march,.
CorroNZFirm with fair business doing
sales of $500 bales at 3l15(932c for middling
upiands; closing with no sellers under &c.
FLoUR-Receipts l.041 bbls.: market dull
and 5t0I0c lower; sales of4, 100 bbls. at IS So
1a9 So Tor superfine, State and Western /;
81 9006lO 80 for extra Western !; S1I912 10 for
choice do; S1I 65 for shipping brands and
extra Rond hoop Ohio; and Sll 70@12 65 for
trade brands. The market closed dull
WHIsKY-In fair request; sales of $50
bbls Western in bond, at 32933c.
WHEAT-Reeeipts 81, 428 bushels; market
dull and droopiug; sales 1900 bushels poor
No Milwaukee, at s2 20
RYE-Ouiet; sales of $500 bushels West
ern at 81 IL.
Canada West free on private terms.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CoRN-Receipts $500 bushels; market
dull and declining; sales of 10000 bushels
at 81 O7tal 08 for mixed Western in store
| closing with buyers at inside quotations !;
| 7e09Ic for new Southern yellow.
OATs-Receipts 800 bushels; market a
shade easier; sales of %, 600 bushels at $50
| 64c for Western, and 6S970c for State.
RICE-QuIet.
CoFFEE-Firm 80 les of 5000 sacks Mari
cabo. tH
! SUGARS Steady, with demand; sales OF
| 375 Cuba at l012@ll1a, and ZIG boxes Ha-
| vana at 9549l2. JOS
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River News.


Last night at II o'clock the rain
was pouring down. At dark the
river was reported as receding quite
slowly. The Curlew left last night
for Shawneetown, whence she has
gone to. towgup the wharf boat former
ly +. belonging to Mr. Baldwin, but
which has recently been purchased by
Messrs. Hubbs & Viets, for this wharf
It is said to be large, commodious,
and one of the best wharf boats on
the Ohio River....The y. P. Webb
arrived from Wabash River with 2,588
bags of corn, consigned to R. K. Dun
keFson & Co., and POI packages of
pork, lard, &C., for the same con-
signees. The freight was reshipped
on the Louisiana. ..-.... The VIM.
White left with moderate trip for
Green River, yesterday evening .-..,.
The Petrolia left for the Wabash
River In the afternoon......A dispatch
was received by R. K. Dunkerson &
Co., stating that the Mayfower was to
have left Cincinnati at 3 O'Clock yes
terday. IF she took her departure at
that time, she may be expected to ar
rive this evening.
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Especial 10 Evansville Journal
st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, March l.
The Central system went into operation
to-day.
ToBAcCo-.n fair demand at unchanged
prices.
CoTToN-Quiet al &c.
FLoUR-Very dull at IS 5O@l0 for super
fine; SlO@1O 20 for extra, and 81 25@14 %
for double extra.
WHEAT-More active, at So 67@3 SS15 for
good Spring; 81 IS for prime Fall, and 81 70
"a 50 for choice.
CoRN-Dull and lower, at 81 4691 61.S "a
OATs-Easier at 81 00@2 05.
PRovIsIoNs-Higher but inactive.
PoRK-S19 5O@2O 90; bulk shoulders Sc /;
clear sides lie. M
BAcoN-Ciear sides l2@l2 re; plain
sugar-cured hams 15c.
LARD-Advanced &c, but no sales re-
ported. xtr 4rfs az EyE yg
HoGsStif, at 6@7c.
wHIsKT--very dull and lower, at s. IS
a. 10.
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TyOR sALE-WHOLEsALE DRUG

* STORE-A wholesale Drug House In
splendid business can be done. Sales last
year over two hundred thousand dollars.
This is one of the best points for a whole
SAFE drug mouse IN tne country. me city
is rapidly increasing In population, and
having county trade surpassed by no
place of equal size. The stock will proba-
bly, invoice about fifteen thousand dollars,
and will be sold on very reasonable terms
if application be made within the next
ten days For terms and reasons for SELL
ing, apply to or address, VIM. T. FERRIS,
Lawrenceburg, Ind, or Evansville.
fah2I l0t
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European Markets.

BY telegraph LONDON, March /.
CoNsoLs- Closed at 81 for money; 5-2Os
7314; Illinois Central 7614; Erie 3614.
LIVERPOOL, March !, p. M.
CorToN-Closed firm at 1S9sd for mid
ding uplands; Orleans 137sd; the sales
amounted to 10000 bales.
BREADsrUPFs--Dun Corn sold to-day at
36s Sd.
PRoVISIoNS-Firm
acknowledgement at Is I'd.
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SPECIAL RIVER DISPATCHES.
{ Erclusively to tie Journal. J
Especial to Evansville Journal

2 Especial to Evansville Journal
LOUISVILLE March WEATHER
cloudy with lightning, and threaten
ing rain. Mercury 260, barometer
29:10. The river fell Ii inches from
Thursday night to Friday noon, and
is now falling one-third of an inch
an hour. The ST. Charles arrived
from New Orleans; Emma Floyd,
passed up; Nashville, to Cincinnati;
New York, St. Louis to Pittsburg.
Down-Nick Longworth and Anna
zon, to New Orleans.
Especial to Evansville Journal.]
MEMPHIS, March Weather clear.
The river is stationary; business
quiet. Departures-Commonwealth,
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Public Sale.
TV1HE MARINE HOSPITAL BUILD-


Il ing and Lot at Evansville, ind, will
be sold at public auction TO the highest
bidder, subject TO the approval of the bid
by the Secretary of the Treasury, at II
o'clock NJ. February 18th, 1867, on the prem
ises.
Terms of Sale -One-fourth cash, and the
~ 1870 py a ~ ~, ~ ,li ~ ~
(S5O0l will be required at the time of sale.
A certificate of sale will be given to the
purchaser, and the deed will be executed
upon the payment of the last installment
of the purchase money.
ISAAC CASSELBERRY,
Surveyor of Customs.
Evansville, Ind, February 18th, 1867.
feb Z dtd
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FOR SALE.

THOR sALE-GROCERIES- fine stock
~ of Groceries and Fixtures, in a central
location, with a good run of custom. To
any one desiring to go into this business,
the present offers an excellent opportunity,
as the establishment will be sold at q bar
gain For particulars, address P. o. Lock
Box AZ Evansville. Ind, lfeb28
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
Hog Statistics.

The total number of hogs packed at Mad
ison during this season was q, 121.
At Terre Haute, 3, 532 were packed, aver
aging 222 S7-10O lbs. The average yield of
lard was 25 52-1OO lbs per hog.
Mr.. William Smith, editor of the Cincin-
natl Price Current, has made up the ac-
count of the packing there. The total
number of hogs packed during the season
was 462,6l0. The average weight was 232 2-7
lbs. The average yield oflard was 80 LIP
lbs per hog. This compares with last sea-
son as follows:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-02
New York STOCK Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March l.
Gold bonds closed at the following
prices: Registered 'S1, 11019@11Os6; cou-
ponsi'S1, II01s@lIO5s 5-20's registered 49,
i1075s0l077s; $40 coupons '62. 1101s@lI11s
coupons '64, 1870 l0S1S; do. IS, 1887 1862
August zoos, 1057s@l061s; June 1905, 1855
t9l05$4.
State bonds dull; Tennessee skies. 661l !;
North Carolina so; Missouri, 81 Hanni-
bal & st. 10. Railroad bonds 1880; Pacific
bonds, 9299212c. Miscellaneous shares
lower, with. but very little movement.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-02
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