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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-30
Local &9 Miscellaneous:

Pastoral Visit.-The friends OF Rev. G. N. TUT
HILL will make him Farewell Pastoral Visit, at his re-
sidence on Monday Evening April lst to which all are
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-30

Our stock OF Domestics peyer better and prices
very much reduced We cannot avoid calling atten-
ton to our Complete Stock Of COTTONS-bleached and
unbieached. Bleached and unbleached LONG CLOTHS.
Beached Pillow Case Cotton, &c. sc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-30
GROCERIES,

particular delight and endeayor obtain the
freshest and purest the market affords Our stock is
complete in this department, and we offer you
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-30

We acknowledge the receipt of copy of the Land Of
fee report for 1866 from Senator Ferry and Riots in New
Orleans the year. and the Message and Documents
for 1867 from Gen Garfield. ), -, -, se.sF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-30

President Livcrmore OF Meadviiie College
win occupy the desk Of the Congregational Church in
this village on Sunday the 7th Of April morning and
afternoon .at the usual hours Of Worship ct
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-30

SAYBRooK PosT oFFTcE, has by the resignation of L..
MUSsoE gone into the hands of Mr. B. BATES, at the
has received his appointment No reference
To /. !. n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-30
DIED.

,nouncments free; commendatory Notices. half rate
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-30

HADLE4'S, Middle OF the Block
W-Sends for Catalogue 91E- No connection with
corner stores. s99-m3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-30

tB- SWEET oPoPoNAX + The only elegant Per-
fume Is found all toilets and never stsnsthe hand
kerchiefs.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
0nan Sitam,rs.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY''
4 THROUGH LINZ 10 CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CAKiYING UNITKD STATES NAIL.

CANNING UNIIhD NIAIEN MAID
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
s,Sms leave Pier No North OF CSnast y clock
follows
August 3iARlZONA Capt Maury. connecting with SACRAMENTO
Capt OEveTly.
Sept n-HENRY cHAUNCBY Capt GaT connecting with MON
TANA. Capt Sutton.
sept 2iRIslNG STAR Capt sebury. connecting with GOLDEN
CITY CGpt Lspdge.
hundred pounds Of baggage allowed free each adult passenger
VI edicines attendance free
All Departures touch Acapulco offs. sud 2ls Pan
Pan th Central Aner
cln portsa th,te o Isl touch st ManEsulo
lh the line from
Panama 0 Australia and New Zealand
Sept 81 eouuec, closely With steamer chi =
ffom Frneco October H. lokohaa and Hone hong and a.
yokohama with steamer Rca for Nsgaaki
passage tickets and al further information apPy al the ohee
ths wharf foot Of Canal-st. North River, New lorS.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

NrF-JtfseT Nts-IIT0lt I0F1Tan'
DEOPLE's LINE OF STEAMBOATS,.
The magnfeeui OF Ane the ST JOHN AMI DREW.
River iof Cans evening alter
nte Suudsys eIopied o'clock connecting Albany with Ia
roads 20 all stations " est anu North
freight passage checking Of baggage L., rga the oh'e'
OF vi
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
Stumboats ann &ailroabs.

EOR Newburgh, POughkeepsie and Rondout
a. EeIa' s Jas " BA1DwiE o. Mon We and F S!T IHoS
tOiNhLL on Tues ihur ati Sat from loot harf ~ :.
ERIE RAILWAY. Trims leave Depot loot
800 ~ Day EIpre's far goe1eter Buffalo, saimsp DuuAk
aud al point, Nest ard Souir. -
$3.50 N, ws Traiu dsiy 0ars lri uiemeia' stations
10000 Hrrress Mail for Baalo saamaaea DannrA aud al
way Tran fo' Nidilsiouu aaa intermediate ei,ons
sai al saous ves Of fume % Port Jer' Eewburgh and War
s'oop wv Train for susern and intermediate s,atois
S:sG NJ hisht k.press Tor Rochester Buffalo, SALAMANCA
600 p H. Wsr Train ior suIsrn ana intermediate station
7:oo m Night E1press dsi for Roceser Buffalo salamanca
pankirk aud all pont est and South 81 this train sleeping eoiels
val ioa m through 70 Cincinnati without ehanss
Aso Way Trans for Boiling spas Pas'a and PateF',s ,s s 9
DAY NIGHTS Tbeaer at o'clock or suHeFn and erme'
TSDAY a. K Tey yrl IIia 5 bap % 9 Ba IL R ,9d
tI salamanca aal all pouts West and Soah II n to Paterson
EIyress Trans run through to Saamanc, Dunkrk Brllo with
OF change o Coaches ani IN direct connection With ali SOIhn and
Perfectly Ventilated Luxurious Sleeping Coaches accompany all
eke ess be obtained the Company. omces-No 2n Bolvny-
Depot foot Of Chamoss eSioFk, and Long Does Dept jersey
w r. BARR Gent Pass. Agent
EOR LONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
90 and saer MoEbY Nav IS 1861 tS line. viii run IS follows,
hom Per No % foot q Duane - ~ n,.,,.,,.
Long Branch &C. At4 mFor Long Braueh Toms Rive aud in
lernedate stations oaehns Per No @ passengers only at
PAST FREIGHT LIYE-Leave. Pier No y sop br Ph,
Atlantic Railroad Freight taken a. 9 rates aud quick time uniformly
EXPRESS PASSENGER LiSB"for Yew-York &c. leave. P.et
f on Nne ferry at 4i5 From Long Branch tor hes YORK
- $40 THROUGH PARE TO PHILADELPHIA ONLY 81
W. s. SNBDBA Co. Le'e.s
EREAT REDUCTION in First Class FARE
~ MhSr 6okTH and EAST via MN & IN ~ S AL and
Pier No ~ North River foot Of SpnnssL, dali at N Saturdays
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
,AFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON, z.,
WORCESTER PALMER, FITCHBUHG, NASHUA, LOWELL CoN
CORD THB WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
lNTERMEDIATR POINTS
I'll. nav and saneh steamers of the Norwich lne.
CITY OF BOSTON nj CITY OF NEW fOHk,
.avs New ora daily supdays eIeepted A. O'Clock m no"
Pier No 80 Eorth River, foot Of NesTJsI'
FOR HEW-LONDON, -,
there connecting with The Steamboat EIps Train from The above
points Norwich Worcester, Boston ana WORCESTER "O''
and NASHUA, aRd He~-LondOn ana Northern Railroads
~ K s. MARTIN Agent on the Pie;
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

pasnger Hfton Esv.York Twen'rsrets Fourth
Eutranco % IFcltF-srFcuth-si
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.
For Esa-fiHven and IfIgepor 30. GUo lkI II il3
(h1l, 1tb fkI Jfa. ~ ard 90 (Etl .. m
Tor Miof- Strti0d Flc Southport aad Wssport 700 iLD
a u.. g. $50 @ a.
For NorutE Zoo On Il 900 il3L M rs tIl 1oo (BLL
3 e. 80. TX E.5. 900 fkrl ,. q
For Dansu 30. 90. ll9D a. NJ Is 1 an
400 tkE 300 ll11a lAl3 tkfb Z lO
fETJ. J45 80 III }. 40. so. ~ 400 lbrl ,.
sa0ls 20. 800 l4S9 IA 80
~ CONNECTING TRAINS
Ior posor. via Springfield 90. p r. HIl 3oo Btl tmrm
foI Boston. Ia Shore Line. j. l5 nLl 400 3. ..
fol Hartford AMI ssrgteL. s0o a. EIL l@s 2" (Ehh tO
For Connecticut r,roaa acoA Grl le5p to Mon
tffal 100 o. o. t0 Northampton. ...
n -, am . -
15 300 fO0 @. n
Fof anal Ea..fosl. y IS p m 20 Northampton
fol lousa.nlc Railroad. dO0 A., 90
Iol Ntug4t4ck Railroad. ac0 a 400 y
10 bauburv aut NsrralE Railroad, zoo y0o a. N -
CoamodOus eeFias Cars attached TO 500 20 ia or g..
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

214 CANAL-ST. ,>,,,tre
COMFORTABLES, -,e,
QUILTS, &c.
complete embracing OF the duest goods IN the mar
k which arc offered retail the lowest market prces
Also Linen and Cotton sHEErINGs and SRrNGS all the PoPu
lar make, retai At wholesale prces SHEETS snd PLLowCAsRs
hand and made 10 or, TOWELS. TOwELNG, TABLE DAM
Ash NAPKINS DOYLlBs, TABLE aud PlANOC0vERS.
QUILTS.
Especial attention called siok Of White and Coorei MAR
sRiLLRs ALHAMBRA CROCHRT. LANCASTER ALLBSDALE
HOSEYCoMB saI other styles Of QUILTS. In a. ot La 24
IJi and CRIB BERTH AND CRADLE SIZES.
BLANKETS.
Ako BLANKETS the Commone To the FINEST Vay 10 90
found IN tas market. q an the various sires
MATTREssES SPRING BEDS, AND FEArIISRs
Also IRON GURNlIO IE.
IRpsTRAps CRIBS CRADLES, HATsTANDS, UMBRELLA
STANDS wAsHsTASDs, STORE aud PIANO STOOLS, GARDEN
CHAIRS sE1TBES &c. ,. 49,, p.,,,. ,,,,
Buy. for Hotels boarding houses Steamboats, and Pubhe lnta
sons will hud A 10 the goods and prices
WILLIAM GARDNER,
No 2sf Canaist,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

nIIblt 4llnttls.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
w dtr g. purchase Martes o. the design very low
yces ELABERs Marble VI orks No 3t kasi kshenil'st
l4T ThIda,e d J. MaIts tb oouniry GU Vas oat
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior
vi sppeaIane. durable bali TIE price Of marble l. IL
STEWART No. BO5 Nlrtn-lve letseel 18th 4 ytlsts
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

BEyJ 4 THEtLI. AueHoueer
4 ARGE SALE of FIRE and BURGLAR
IL PROOF SAFES
THEALI BROS. TUESDAY. sept IT, az 10 o'clock az No
Court isrdtst.. the stock oi a ce.ehrltet
WlLDERS PATENT SALAMANDER flRbPROOF SAFES
Warranted the best make
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
Drp @OuNs.

nrp GruSs
1897 OPENING OF IQc-
ICOi. PALL AID WINTER 1COto
DRESS GOODS
At RETAIL.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE 90.
wul oGsron
MONDAY sept 9.
seh,ies aud welasorei stock Of
NOVELTIES.
selected expressly for their
RETAIL SALES,
Consisting Of
PLAIN STRIPED CHRrR BROCADB GOLD AND SILVER EN-
BROIDERED, vBL0URs, AND PAILLE
SILKS,
al the Latest Designs and colorpgs
EXTRA. RICH. AND MEDIUM QUALITIES IN
WHITE AND COLoRED SATINs.
MORE ANTIQUES, &c.
BLACK SILKS.
sl the eelebrlied makes
DRAP d. FRANCE PAILLEs CASHMERE DB sOEs
TAPPETAs &c.
ALSO
DRAP De LA REISg"
and SATIN DE- HoLLAsDR"
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES,
THE LATEST NOVELTIES
The ines, assortment Of
VELVETS
BLACK AND COLORRD
RIBBON VELVETS,
All widths and shade.
DRESS GOODS.
MgRIEOEs
EMPRESS CLOTHS
FRENCH AND IRISH POPLIES
PLAIN PLAID STRIPED. AND CHBEB vELoURs
IMPERIAL SERGE BROCIlg AND PLAIN CRBPB BUGgsIB
FRENCH KNCGERB0CKBRS AND wISCBYS.
SCOTCH wNCEYs HoSBYCOMB PoPLrSs
ALL WOOL REPS AND BIARRITz CLOTHS
PoPLIN ALPACAs AND MOHAIRs
PLAIN AND PRINTED DELAISES.
SCOTCH WOOL. aBRIEO, AND GALA PLAIDs
Az elegant s,ookof
CASHMERE ROBES DR CHAMBRB"
AND
PRINTED PIASSgLS,
suitable fo' Dressing Gowns
HOSIERY.
ENGLISH FRENCH GERyAS and BALBRIGGAS,iu sverr
MERIEO SILK And LANES WOOL UNDERGRADUATES Of every
description. fgr MISSES LADIES and GENTS
ne o CHILDRENs FELT CATERS COlorsl
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
TRAVELLING SHIRTS.
LINEN COLLARS AMI CUFFS CRAyATS. SCARPs TIES, SUS
PESDERS, GLOVES. &c.
sole Agents for
CHEILLEYS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
Uto4 Buaons)
CLOTH, PLUSH LINED. CASTOR, DOG SKIN. &c,
IN GgEAT VARIETY.
RICH LACES,
PARIS EMBROIDERIES,
AND HANDKERCHIEFS:
a FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK
MOURNING DEPARTMEN
The largest aad complete stock Of
NEW ASD DESIRABLE FABRICS
70 b, found 10 ,As city sgiAbk ar ~ grade. Of
MOURNING.
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOARISGs.
sCorCH AND wKSr or ENGLAND TwBBDs
ENGLISH MILLIONS
WRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS
coATISGs AND cAssIMgRES
BEAVERS wATERPROOFS. Sc.
Cut 10 Any lensil to suit purehasers
A. FAMILY LINENS,
PILLOW ASD sHEEuSG LISBSs. al grades.
DAMASk CLOTHS. NAPKINS. AND DOYLBs Gu suite.
TOWELS. AND TOwBLINGS
HUCKABUCKs,
EMRROIDERED PILLOW SLIPS AND SHEETS
COTTON sllEBTISGS ASD SHRTlSGs.
Al TIE Popular Makes,
Togeih~f with a elegant assortment o.
WHITE GOODS
q ssaerll A. the vsry oses market pnce..
BLANKETS FLASNELs QUILTS. SPREADS
oPERA AND FREScH SHIFTING FLASSELS
FURNITURE DlMIIikS.
FRENCH ASD ENGLISH PRINTS.
SCOTCH GlSGHAMs. &c. Sc
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
LACE AND NOrriNGHAM
CURTAINS,
i1 81, ani bT the yiri
pr.,e Rmbosse Emtroere1 TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
the stock the city anl q. he lowest prices
GILT. BLACK WALNUT. AND METAL
COBNCBS
utNnq mn acErrc PINS a. In vr,st
CORNER CANAL AND MERCKRSr.
CTAND FROM UNDER
~ BEST MEKuMACK PRINTS, Htc YARD.
2gg YARDS GOOD PRINTS o. WELL WORTH l2sc.
2lno0 YARDS GISGHAMs. PAST COLoRS l0c
IMMENSE LOTS AUCTION M SLiNS, Co. &c., aud l0c
SPLENDID QUALITY MUSLlNN. Eic ..- -.
IMMENSE LOTS DRk,N GOODS. AIPACAS, CASSlMEBES
TICKS. JACOSETs, CAMBRICS. g.. HALF PRICE.
Customer wshng MkRiMACk PRINTS At l2tc
haa to-day ther al us soi hy tomorrow
L.--- ~ ID -LL L--.LL q - ELaanl-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

NEW YORK and FLUSHlNG KAl-h0ApL.- M ~ AL,.-.
IIansp. Post G.iOs n '72S n $3.50 ~ ~ ss N
hune a. an 40 D 1870 p m ~ p m o.. l. 10
M, M g. a. M .lO:I5 $40 N ihfensh 70 oIs. ~ neo.
connecting With stsge Manhsssei and fg - a ssusas bish
49, eaye Flushing II N hpnters % rS'n' 80. sna
Bosts leave JamSsshP evs7 hall b voRuIEs sapensiea
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

4 LNEAI NtDJLIION III IsI-OIass hItE-
NJ WEST NORTH and EAST via NLWYORK CENTRAL and
NORTHERN RAILROADS. and TROY LINE OF STEAMERS. from
Pier No - North River foot VI SpnBgsL, DALI at N Saturdays
excepted
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

cs soi aaa baggage checked Ae oaes No 800 west
board
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
4 4 ROADS-On and after MONDAY. April ~. 1907, trains o
Albany Troy connecting wih Northern AID Western trains val
leave Eew-loTk As follows;
M ndson River Railroad. Thrtietbst tnd
Teuhave Bridge without
connecting Will o Saratoga, Rutland, Bgrlg
tll ardthe North.
0J9 a. m Rrpre'' train Harlem Railroad TFerv'h, ard
Chatham siA Western Railroad T Lebanon
Ptsse a. Albany sh Neu and At Troy ala
trains Bulanf. DARLINGTON sud the North
Express Auuson River Railroad, connecting AZ AbanJ
for the Nes;
$3.50 n Erpress train va Hudson River Railroad connecting
with Montreal With
sleeping attached
as ~ Impress Harlem Railroad connecting At Chatham
western Railroad Lebanon sluugt fslc be, AID a. Al
Western Seepng stfarhed az AhlnT
$50 Rzp5efs ufoa River Railroad sh sleeping ei''
attached Bufo AMI Susprnsn Bridge Ethou enfs
creeping saturday attached n
New through ogieusaufg without change ome ana o.
Railroad Connection Or Troy all be made AZ B' Albany Ihs Tran
Vil on Sundays.
il N in Hudson River Rnraa Win seepne cars ,',es,
cenecn~ a. Ab-uv for Buffalo Suspension Bridge
Troy for Saratoga aud points NORTH Tbs tram vh
sunday
aLd intermediate stations leaving NeHior ~
Returning Polshkeopae a. 5 arriving IN Ms l9iH
a. u. ,- . =, -----t-. -.
m All sriyfrr % au heiufung Miller
tol al : D. o. arriving a New lorA ~ l5.lo g
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

AMI prcroonate all intermediate P0n snl stations ives
cse sl aaa b-gas, checked ,Ae otes No 300 wesst
board
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-19
Especial to the Evansville Journal.l
u9V9 Memphis Market. =
Cincinnati Market.


By telegraph CINCINNATI. April 49,.
FLoUR-Un a moderate trade
demand at Sl3 00@l6 90 for common extra
there was fair demand for lower grades.
at $40 00@10 rs for regular, and 81 00@l2 90
for superfine; rye -four at SO 75@l0 20. ne
WHEAT-Scarce, and in demand, but
none of consequence offered; 200 bushels of
prime red sold at 50 %. taSl
CoRN-Firm, at sec sacked. and S3@S4c in
OATs-In moderate demand; at eec in
RYE-Firmer; sales at 81 65@1 20, and
closing at the latter rate.
BARLEY-Unchanged. B# era
WHIsKY-In moderate demand, at 2Gc in
CoTroS-DufI. and prices nominal, at Csc
-PRov1sIoEs-Dull, and the demand light
Mess Pork held at s22 25@22 so; bulk meats
to force sales. &c per pound as regards bulk
meats and bacon, had to be accepted.
Mess pork could not have been sold at
better than so 90, but on the other hand
l have been made below our quotations A
s los a n sides shssa aa sold at
LARD = Unchanged: fair demand for
prime to choice fresh:
CLOVER SEED-Steady, at SO.
TIMoTHY-s3 40@3 so.
LNsEED OTI-sl IS, but the demand light.
under the expected supplies from Eastern
'u COFFEE AND esueAR : Unchanged and
steady; the feeling in general markets at
the close somewhat unsettled, under ru-
mors from Europe, and an advance in
gold.
ExcHANaE-Firm par, buying, and l-l0c,
MoNEY-Market easy, at s@12 per cent. 9,
hours. 1877 was paid by dealers, and they
asked E3S. - az
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-19

q Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
DY Writ UE OF AN ORDER q

- the Court of Common Pleas of Va
derburgh County, the undersigned, gual>.
ian of the minor heirs OF Hugh ROnafds
deceased, will, on the 4th day of May, 1867
the city of Evansville, the sfollowing-de-
scribed real estate, to wit:
The undivided One-half of a tract of land
lying in the west halt of Section 20, Town
ship 6 south. of Range 10 west, in Wander
hurgh County, Ind, bounded as follows:
as the same is laid out adjoining the East
ern Enlargement of the city of Evansville,
opposite the eastery side of an alley which
divides the tract hereby described from
bakers Addition to said city, and running
thence northeastwardly along the south
easterly side of said alley 73S feet to the
middle of Tenth Street, as laid out adjoin-s
ing said Bakers Addition to said city of
Evansville thence southeasterly along
the middle of said Tenth street, extended
d. Erie Canal thence hwestwardiy
along said canal ga feet to a point oppo-
site the middle of Eighth Street, as the
same is laid out through the Southern En-
largement of said city; thence south
$50 26-I00 feet to the point where the mid
southern Enlargement, intersects the
middle of SAID Eighth Street adjoining
said Eastern Enlargement; thence north.
westwardly along the middle of said
largement 675 75-10O feet to the place of be-
ginning; being about nine acres of land,
adjoining Bakers Addition to the city OF
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, one-third
IN one year. and one third in two years,
with interest and sec9ritg, aszs9
81 madI gaiiJ JAMES AN cHVR 5uaEdIaa.. &c. !
Q Asa iglehart, Attorney for Guardian =
APP ~ teseFH 20 az $50 -sEg Z
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-19
RIVER N E4W S.
Far otAer: Riperlzte 8 see seyenta Rage.


The river continued to rise rapidly up
to midnight last night, and If the rise con-
tinues, the barge that has encumbered the
wharf for ten days past will be afioat
again, and also the hull of the Laura Fem
ton, which is to be sold to-day, let 1t be re-
membered- The additional arrivals and
departures up to midnight, include the
Golden Era and J. HI. Groesbeck. New Or
leans to Cincinnati; Anglo Saxon, AR
KANSAS River to Cincinnati; Quickstep, to
Cairo; Morning Star, Louisville and re-
turn; Michigan, New Orleans to Evans
vile ....-...T The Groesbeck had good trip,
and had barge in tow The Goiden Era
and Anglo Saxon were flying light, and
had been close together from Memphis up.
.ss..m....-- The Morning star had an excellent
"Trip .....sl...s..The Quickstep had a good trip
out. ~. The Michigan arrived at mid
might FROM NEW Orleans We did moi as-,
certain what she brought. ..-.... Rem EN- Der
the sale of the hull of the Laura Fenton
TO-DAY s.,4-,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-19

. - eEuropean MarKets.f Il |

IS q Il - European MarHets. q -
By Telegraph LONDON, april lS-Eve.
Censels 500 Fise-Twenties7 NJ; Illinois
Gentrall7 Erie sT4 Tez9T0fW
LIVERPOOL, A pril 1S-Eve. a
COTTON prices nominal, with
a downward tendency; middling uplands
Il14d.; Orleans 1l5sd.; sales of 5000 bales.
BREADSTUFFs-F'irrn
WHEAT-No. 1 red Milwaukee 13s. 3d.,
white California las. Sd. q las. 3d., per
GENITAL. Krff ga ~ =
CoRN-Mixed Western ABS. Cd. q quarter.
OATs-3s. Cd. per 10 lbs for Canadian and
American. sxss
PEAs-Canadian ASS. per quarter
PROVISIONS - Firm; pork rs. Sd. |; beef
25s.; lard Sos. Cd. bacon 38s. for Cumber-
land middles. ii
PRoDUCE-Unchanged.
CLOVER SEED-57s.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-19

rIeted, and fno aoIsbt at all, that n fist
~ fsr ssszrecFpfez
cal accommodation .ex ~ in among mer-
chants antt. 10 a tceftal NJ extent also
among bankers ID the cOun Rye and es-
peciaiiv infthis city. Upon a future occa-
sion we shall set fortn, at greater length,
the proba bic consequences of the enfo ce-
ment of the new bankrupt act upon The
business and prosperity of the country.
This is topic too vast and suggestive to
be touched upon and discussed at the end
of an article. But we desire, to-day, par
ticularly and clearly to fix the attention
of the mercantile community upon the
under the direct operation of this law in
respect to some of The most extensive and
important OF the relations which they are
daily knotting and unknotting one with
announcer EHN = ~s4frfzs= ;. r..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-19
Especial to Evansville Journal
~C Chicago Market.

[ : ~ * ~
BY Telegraph CHICAGO, April 49,
FLOUR Dull ,9at sl2 75@l4 for Spring ex-
ira.
j WHEAT-Quiet and lower; sales Of No.
at 50 rs. and No. at 50 1892 46. At the
close the market was nominal at 81 A TOR
No. 2. - 81
Is CoRNAClosed weak at s1'0ls4@l o. for No.
4; sales Were made at 81 02gl 0S for No. q,
and soc for No. 2. IS -
OATs-Quiet; No lIs0ld at Coo, and No. Q
at 54@5s12c, dosing quiet at 54@541zc for
the latter. 11A
~RYE+Firm and squiat,sand an adrance of
fc; No. ] sold at 81 47@1 As, and No. 2oat
81 35@1 81. ssss3 sat..
BARLEY-By sample, moderately active
at 85c@sl Is, for lots insstore negleeted.
~ Provisions life fl the market, and
prices entirely nominal. M
HoGs-Quiet at Sc 50@6 S714 for good to
RECEIPTs-2.SO0 bbls. flour, $500 bushels
wheat, 1880 do. corn, 3, 400 do. oats, and
1900 head of hogs. = et1gf2u
400 bbls. flour, Il, 900 bush
els wheat, 2, 800 do. corn.
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S1RrA Active; sales, 1000 bushels of COM
xaa6saa- " y -Qk4ssss sdo-
= 20 sssasa ss7sssE srtes s g!
FIJI is snas M Ia foE aass 5h s2aEesep
CoRN-Market less active and easier;
sales of 81, 900 bushels; 81 2S11aa1 30 for west
d m1oea on ssaT Soagt - IN
store and 81 26 for new mixed western al
the depot; no receipts. -
OATsMDull; heavy sales OF 2s.9O0 bushels
at 7lg73c for western Toe Tor cnoIce, and
7S@S0c for State.
RIcE-Quiet. i. -,
SUGAR-More steady sales 400 hogsheads
Of Cube ct lo@ieszc and 500 boxes Havana
M fo1s.Sf at 5e@55c. =
PETRoLEUM-Moderate in demand and
unchanged.
HoPS30@65c. r43a
So 70@22 so for new mess closing at SO IS
e s@a Ss ssF ad es s eo%s st
B. BIZ $50 barrels at previous prices;
beef hams unchan&ed. s.
IS pac saSs ~ S for shonisrs and
tssaie Ste sales 81 ESQ bsls., at laa
BUTTER-Dull, at l1@l4c for Ohio. -.
= cHEEsE--l3@l61zc%NA1R aRFT$ 49,.
- s.. s, y - = g =
ii FLouR-Closed quiet and very firm for
good grades, but dull and heavy for COM
4 fWHEAr--Firm for. Winter. but dull, for
Spring: No. q Spring So 5582 65; No.
Spring g 78@2 so; Winter red amber State
syGoEN--sl s@I so . for shipping mixed
sWesternsin store. and 81 320l 32k afloat. q
OATs-Dali, ate7l@73c for Western. on
= PoRK-FIfmer; sales OIL 800 gbbls., = at
Ga 8lL cash. and So 90 regular, closing
with buyers at $50 81 u cash, and SO 80 regu-
lar, and sellers al so IS cash, and So 95
ressular.sGz Is issUfGsdo Ell IT, oM
BEEF+Steady. ( HETE TEa1T -
RkCUT MEATS-Dull. ssT f3gon
at 10@l014c for Cumber2
land middles. tefas
LARD l2s4@l3c for fair to prime steam.
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, April Is.
CoTToN-Dull and heavy; fully 1c lower !;
sales, ZOO bales, at &c for middling up
lands. aasi
FLoUR-Receipts, 3,725 barrels; market
les active, and scarcely so firm; prices,
however, without change: sales, 300 bar
rels; market closing dull. California flour,
no decided change; sales, 800 barrels and
sacks, at SIS 50916 25.
WHISKY-Qulet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts, 81 ,666 bushels; market
dull, and slightly in favor OF buyers; sales,
q, 600 bushels, at 81 30 for No. 2 Chicago;
81 IS for No. 2 Milwaukee; and s. 1898 IS
for Amber State.
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Another Rare Chancel

u sell that splendid property at the
head of Fourth Street, on Gum. for which
have heretofore had so many appi1ca-
tions. 1t is 275 feet front by q depth of 1S5
feet for $50 feet of 1t. and of las feet for
the rest; and will be sold with a carriage
way to the street from the rear. 1t is by
all odds the most desirable site for fine
residence in the city, and can be SO divided
as to make 1t very eligible for two such
residences. JNO ]. CHANDLER. ~
apis div DIS fsts&. Y.
TNOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT-In
= the upper part of the city. inquire at
this Office. s zs5 Tap13