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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-29
CLOSING RRIcEs-5:SO P. N,

CLO54ES Efa4lA-o--o-oJ
MoSEY-Market easy and steady at
6a7 per cent for call loans. Sterling
steady at l0sAal09.
GoLD-Gold, fiirst-class bills opening
at I427<; declining to l421<; closing al
142sz.
GovERNSdENT SroCKs-Dull and low
er; coupons Isl, lIl5saIllI<: do 1872, Hex
aII25<; do i64, 1091<al097S; do $50, I093sa
IO9X; do new, IO62 alOTIS; do '67, 1857 a
aIO7Ls: 10 40 coupons, l001<al001FFi 1905,
I04TzslO5%.
STOCKs-Opened tame, subsequently
improved, became heavy and declined,
closing very dull; Canton 50; Cumber-
land 25a2T1z; Western Union Telegraph
331<a34; Quicksilver 1s1zal9; Mariposa
51<se; Pacific Mail 147al47N; Atlantic
Mail ll71<all7zS; New York Central
u21<a113; Erie T21<aT2zf: Hudson liza
l271<; Reading 96Iza963<; Ohio Certl-
flcates 24iSa251Si st. Paul 43; do prefer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-29
GOLDEN BITTERs..-Hubbel's Golden

GOLDEN BITTERS..-. Hubbel's Golden
Bitters arerzpidly gaining worldwide rep
utation. Read the following:
PARIS, France, June 2, 1854.
MeSsTs. Rubbel6 Co.
GENTs:-I can say that your Golden Bit
ters" is the most wonderful medicine in the
world. II acts truly in a most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia of the most
painful kind, 1 used the Golden BitterB pre-
pared by MeSsrs. Hubbel d Co., ano was cur
ed. I am convinced that all complaints OF
this kind can be cured by your BItterS, Wish
ing you prosperity and great su ccess in the
curing OF all the complaints that afnict the
human frame.
Ian, gentlemen. yours: with respect;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-29
MONEY AND STOCKS.

GOVERNMENT SToCKs-COupons '62,
Il3zs; do 81, 1917; do '65, ll0z; other
government bonds unchanged.
GOLD -I425z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-29

Several Reasons Why
DERSONS HAVING HoWE'S IMPROY-
L ca Family Sewing Machine never ek-
Broom q Higgins Photograph GALLERY, 1t
Nam street where people can zee and Judge
for themselves
Tho Agency for this celebrated machine
can he had by application to II. Il. kIHB-
MAJ, General Travelling Agent
Oc16-2W-w6Sats
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MINING STOCKS.

$50; G. Smith ParmaIee, $3.50; Cont inA-
ton, SO; Quartz Hill, 81. No business
in other stocks.
Receipts of the Sub-Treasury, IS, 92S,
42Ii payments, So, 527, 975; balance. STA,
O44,6I6; of the payments 81 600, 600 were
on account of NoYembar interest.
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OCTOBER Western spring
$40 %; white SI3al3 80.
GRAIN-Wheat-No. Milwaukee
spring 81 10; No. do 81 O3s2 O5. Corn
Quiet. Oats-Sales IA, COO bu at CSC.
FREIeHTs-wheat 25c, corn nc, oats
l4c.
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COFFEE
Inn BAGS Rio COFFEE FOR SALE
auEah LIST. MORRISON q co,
EMERSON1S LITTLE GIANT CLOTHES
II WRISGER-the best Ia uss. Good
Agents wanted I'm every COUNT. address,
J. +. RAYNOLDS,
sep4-tf Wheeling. ". Va.
TkTELLI6 ESCkIE lob OFFICE,
No. Is Quincy street.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MASUFACTURERs'L LABELS.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANRs.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADINa
PROGRAMMES AND PosTERs.
CHECKS. NOTES. RECEIPTS.
HOW BILLS. for County Merchants.
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We have a number of Congressman
here, and during the past two weeks
about fifty have visited the city. They
generally concur in the belief that the
Sumner bill, to give suffrage to the me-
grOes in all the States, will be disap-
of II resolution to amend the Constitu-
ton so as to provide for suffrage to this
claEa
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph.l CINcISNATI, April A.
FLoUR--Firm, but the demand light, at
last quotations.. fssr...a.sr e s.. =
WHEAr-Firm and in light supply, but
prices have not changed; No. 2 Winter,
% Sz@2 30. and No. l. g 97@3 90; No. 2
Spring is held at 81 50t92 50.
CoRN-Opened with a GOOD deal or ex-
element in the market, and the price run
up to Sc for No. & in bulk, and 95@97
sacked. The demand is chiefly for the
sacked, but the feeling was less buoyant at
the close, still, owing to light receipts and
small stock, holders were firm at these
quotations. 49,. $500 9sst--
OATs-Advanced to 70@7lc, and the sup
ply is not equal to the demand. 4 ng gsiA
RYE-Sold at 81 %, and but little to be
had even at this rate.
BARLEY-Firm but quiet; prime to choice
Fall 81 5O@I s.; Springsl 2O@l 3d. ,a1
CoTToN-Dqu and prices unsettled and
nominal at 251a@26c for middling. There
is no demand. -t''5a-
WHISKY Dull and no sales.nI 1t is held
at 269261ac in bond. man ,ort...
PROyisIoNs-Dull, and in the absence of
nal: holders ask 80 1923 90 for mess pork !;
and l2554@13c for lard, and Sc, Ice, and lie for
bulk, meats; 81, -1114 and l214c, for bacon I;
hams are in fair demand at 13@1314c for
plain, and 15@l514c for sugar cured. 10
: SEEDS-Clover seed is steady at SO DC;
timothy at 81 80; fax seed, 81 5O92 10;
hemp, case.
RUTTER-Scarce and firm, at 30@35c.
EGGS-l9t120c. -F- iss4
CHEEsE-17@l71zc, with a fair demand.
APPIES-GreeD. scarce and IN demand,
at S6d7 per barrel. ak
GOID-CIosed dull. and rates lower; buy
ing a 133, and selling at ia.
MoNEY-The market is very close, and
ratesof discount are 129l5 per cent.
ExCHANGE-Steady par, buying.
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RIVE R L n E WIS
F0nother Iaiver Items see ssueuth Page. J


The weather was much colder during
the afternoon yesterday than it was
in the morning ..-..............The river. con-
tinues to fall rapidly. ..-.-.The additional
arrivals and departures were the ST.
Charles, Louisville to New Orleans; Morn
ing Star, Louisville and return; Laurel
Hill, louisville to New Orleans, and Ollie
Sullivan to Wabash River. The st.
Charles arrived with little over half a trip,
and filled ont here, another evidence
of the folly of going to Louisville
for freight. The Morning Star % had
a moderately good trip-.--..-......-.......-..
The Laurel Hill has been loading all along
from Louisville since Monday night. She
was about full when she arrived here.........
The Ollie Sullivan had a good trip to the
Wabash ....-.Capt. Fred. Huston arrived
from indianapolis by last nights train,
and will be found at his post in the south
west - corner of Dupkerson & Co.'S
wharfboat to-day 1.-THE Alice Dean
made the round trip from Cincinnati to
New Orleans and back in IA days and Is
hours. the best time in Is years. The Com
naercidt says she ire-enters the
Memphis trade, ana viii be here on Sum
day morning The Quickstep had a
good trip out yesterday, eonsideri ng the
character Of the weather she had to load
....@..- Tie Chattanooga was due, land ex.
pected last night 6Shereturnst to the Cum
'berland tomorrow evening. 3ies stiup !
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Especial to the Evansville Journal
Chicago Market,

By telegraph CHICAGO. April 4.
u FLoUR-Held firmly at yesterdays ad-
vance, and the market less active.
WHEAT-Unchanged; sales of No. at
s. 70, ssnd No. 2..at 81 2715@2 %. AHitAhd &C
CoRN-Less firm, and 14@1ac lower, and
closing quiet; Ss1z@ssAc for No. in store
OATS &c lower, and closing quiet; 5000
5Os4c tor No. in store. > =. '1s'lsS =.
sRYE-Firrn and higher, and closing at
81 IS for Winter. and 81 s. for fresh receipts
of No. lss8 t45rsrl-.rr0
BARLEY-Excited, and &c higher; sales of
No at 81 00@l 05. tneb %
PRoy1szoNs-Qaieta and weak mess pork
SD 30. prime mess e21t = q = z
LARD-More active at l2s4@l3e. "a az
BULK MEATs-Duli, and freely offered at
yesterdays outside prices; no sales.
LIVE HoGsADuil, aud lO@l5c lower;
sales at 81 25@7 rs for good to smoothe ship
ping hogs. 01 eoiet9 81 10 -. Esd 81
RECEIPTS Flour, 500 bbls.; Wheat.
$500 bushels; Corn, l2,o00 bushels; Oats,
II 900 bushels; Hogs. 6.557.s 9 5e7s ~ g4e c0I
SHIPMENTS Flour, $500 bbIs.; Wheat,
1900 bushels. nana64 esa9 80
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New 4 York Money and Stock Market.
By Telegraph

By TeIegraEh.J New YORK, -Apr1I 4.
GovERNMENTs-O pended dull and lower,
and closeds ,esdy though quiet registered
1881 1850 l09A; coupons.o OF 1881 ro9@ l0914; $40
OF 1862 109lS 1857 5.l cou aons of 1854 1075z
@l07s4 SEQ coupons of 1860 5ssal0S11S $40
coupons Of Ianuary and July lNk@1G7A.
@9S1s; August l06C9106H; June 7-30s IO5ss@
1851; Some. unusually heavy sales of
within the past few days. Pacific Mail fell
of from Ia to lbs, and Atlantic from So
TO 7s. Reports are freely circulated about
an opposition line, with the names Of C.
X. Garrison and VIM. n. AspfnwaIl con-
nected. r,fe,.lt.s,sf s.,..-tr s.s s,.s-~-
Ieiegrams nave pesn SEM mere from san
ships On the Pacific side, but the whole
is generally regarded as a bear movement.
Prices recovered considerably at the close.
Border State bonds are in active demand;
Missouri 6s 9514; do. Hannibal and ST. Jo-
Seph 81.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.
2 WTLL SEIL MY FARM. contain

HI Ia VI
y 2l5 acres of land, in knight Township.
Marlborough County, Indiana, adjoining
the Wabash and Erie Canal, and neai the
the city of Evansville. There are I25 acres
cleared and under good fence; the balance
well timoered: The soil ca =. Pe sur,
land, well Observation-Disclosures being 500 rods OF
diIchiEg completed, running around each
f1eld-makiug il suitable for the successful
cultivation of corn, wheat, tobacco, hemp,
grass, or any other crop grown in the
Western States, There is a good substan-.
seven rooms, with kitchen, pantry, smoke
house, miik-house, &C.. Also. other houses
for iaboTers; with, a fine barr, corn-crib.
by 81 feet wide. and l6 feet high. Poultry
houses, &C., all nearly new. There is a
found with little labor on any part of the
land. a fine young apple o chard Ofe4O0
select trees is on the place some peach g
and currant bushes, strawberry plants, &C.
making it one of the most desirable
farms in Indiana, Not one acre OF the
one hundred bushels of corn with ordi-
/ can make the time for payments long
and the first payment light. ANY person
wanting a farm would do well 70 come
and examine it. 1t would suit we'll TO
divide intotwo or more farms. ri ~
If not sold at private sale b fore the 10th
day of April, 1 will on that day offer it at
public auction: in tracts of ~ acres; and If
then not sold, 1 will then and there offer
to rent it at auction in fields to suit the
bidder.
will a: the same time sell all my per-
sonal property, consisting of three head of
horses. six head of mules, one yoke of
oxen, five milch cows. ten young cattle,
one hundred head stock hogs and pigs,
three good wagons, one tOp-buggy,T ter
good plows. and all other kinds of farming
tools; corn. potatoes, bacon. pork. beef,
and lard; household and kitchen furni-
ture; seven stand of bees; and numerous
other articles, with 200 cords of wood.
4 credit OF twelve months will be given
on all sums over five dollars; the pur-
chaser giving notes, with approved secu-
rity. waving relief from valuation and
dollars, cash. 4ss-rsss-
The sale viii continue from day to day
till the whole is disposed of.
Refer to j. p. Elliott & Son, Real Estate
Agents, office on Sd street, near Locust.
mch26 dtd THOS. d. SMYTH.
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New yorkI Market.
Nav YORK. April

By Telegraph NEW YORK. April 4.
sCorroN -Heavy, and fully 1c lower !;
lands, aid b. a6etion 500 bales OF Geor-
gia for Government account, at 2554c for
strictly low .niddiing; 241ac for good ordi-
FLoUR--Reeeipts 1851 ba rrels = market
more active and 5@9l0c better; sales IO,SOO
barrels, at 80 75g10 80 for Superfine State
ern; Sl2 509l4 90 for choice do; Sll 759l2 ~
for shipping brands of extra Round Hoop
Ohio, and Sl2 S09l4 90 for trade brands !;
the market closing firm. California flour
IN fair request, with sales of $50 barrels, at
SIS 00@l6 co.. Ets; v -f5t-HI .s =
WHEAr-AIarket more active, sand1l92c
better; sales $4,000 bushels, at y 5e@2 So for
No.2 Milwaukee,, and u 45for No. 2 and
No. 3 Milwaukee mixed Western
RYE Firner Sales, s25,50O< bushels, at
81 37@l 40 for Western. J
81 1891 81 for Canada West free; 81 10 for
two-rowed Stale; 81 % for Canada West
free, delivegable af,AiIbany. l9 aIs'
CORN = Receipts, 5,z25 bushels; market
less active about lc lower; sales, 36. 600
xed l le1 anS e for
Southern yellow, TO arrive. - q ?
OATs-Receipts,l LEO bushels; dun ;sales,
6sS7oc for new do. and 7ss7s5Se for State,
af1oat. bs9s4s
RICE-l log lo7<e for earoiina.xOn
rels Cuba at 10GTIIc '2At
MOI AssEs--Firm; sales, 100 barrels Caba,
P PET soi sGD sls@ds for cfude
and 25g2sc for refined in bond. s .a9sfSl
.Poss4Sssy iewsf1 Gales. ALSO bblss at
cash, IS 81 for Did MESS and SO 5000 az iS
io BPps F1mfR sns s1 q IS sb
BEEF HAMs-Unchanged.
BACoN-Duil. Sales OF 255 boxes at 1014c
for Cunberiand sept and u1sc for short
CUT MEATs-Duli; ss5 pkgs sold at lOc
LARD-Dull. sales, 7oO.bbk. at 12@l3Ac
RIlyJncehanged; log loc- sF6h
4 MoNEY--Active, at &c for call loans. -
Isl STERLING-85499, gold, for first-class bills.
1 gGoLD-American, lower; opened at 1881;
GOVT SToCKs-Shade easier.
Z FREIGHTs-To liverpool, $500 bushels of
corn at 31ac per sail; &c per steam er.
LATEST-5 P. NJ.
FLoUR-Fairly active. and 5@l0c better.
Western No. 2 Spring, 81 4092 So; Mol
Spring. 81 esq., 20.
RYE-Tending upward; Western, 81 39@
] &c. a.47 q A1 @ie - 81
BARLEY-S7@Ssc'for Western. ID 40 ED
CoRN-More steady; shipping mixed
Western, 81 20 in store, and 81 221z0l 70
'afioat, with. buyers at 81 1917 inHstore,i
and ID 675lassc for new S'W Western. ssffFffd9'
PoRK-Dull, with sellers OF new Mess at
for sellers and April buyers, at SIS 50, With
sellers at S9 .631a. % iFiF sI@FEt=iG nc
BEEF-Steady, with a fair enquiry iril
Baeosoaiet at ie1e for sascGa amsSefland
cut niddles. CT t. nIt n9luIeW s.safnVl
> LARD-i533sdlgsc for fair to prime, ~. !,
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New Orleans Market Review

We copy from the weekly circular of P.
g. O'Riley, Commission. Merchant, as fol-
lows: "a
NEW ORLEANS, March 80. 1857
SUGAR-Stockf reduced; fair demand;
common PFC; fair 13c; fully fair 1870;
prime 13s4@I414c; for choice. old process
clarified 141z@l51ac. 81 -
MoLAssEs--Louisiana stock very light,
and fermenting to 7O@75c; Cuba 6O@65c;
choice reboiled sO@S5c, in barrels and
halves. 4
CoRN-In good supply and brisk demand
for sound lots; 81 0S@1 10 for mixed; 81 l29
L Is tor choice yellow; 81 l59l 1S9l 20 for
extra choice white in new sacks. ~ u .
BRAN-In fair supply; only moderate
demand, at 81 90@1 95@2 90 per 100 lbs.
OATs-steady market in fair demand,
ranging from Y to 74c; extra choice rs
@7Sc.
HAY-Markets wen supplied and dull.
ranging from $50 to s33 per tun; some very
choice lots are offering at s3i at retail.
CORN MEAL-Stoclx ample ;sales moderate
at 81 75@3 50: for raw kiln-dried s4@5.
+ EGGS AND FoULTRY-Eggs, 80 dozen bar
rels at l591sc; boxes 15916c per dozen;
Market overstocked, and prices declining;
Chickens SI1@l2; Geese sl2; Turkies S40@48.
POTATOES AND APPLEs-Potatoes s4@4 so;
Apples S5aSs and $40 tor choice. u -@"A
BEANS, ONIONS, CABBAGEs-Beans, agree
able to quality, ss@12 so; Onions ss@l0 for
sound; Cabbages sIO@12 per crate for sound
western,
LUMBER-Oak still neglected. Poplar
$500; Walnut S45@.aO. s.,r,fs,e-sr 80 =
SLAVES AND HOOP P LES Plenty; clarets
si5@50; hogsheads S60@7O; pipes Fs12O@ l60
for selected hoop poles S20@22 for barrels; ;
S40@45 for hogsheads. =. Il =. "a
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0OR SALE-GROCERIES- fine stock
- of Groceries and Fixtures, in central
location, with 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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Special 10 Evansville Journal.]
Memphis Market. 9,,s

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, April 4.
CoTToN-Flat and lower, and nominally
261ac; receipts in two days 4G3 bales; ex-
ports z, $40 bales. a-aj- SAGE
Other markets unchanged.
Several heavy failures in commercial
circles have occurred, and others are look
ed for. ,efngH0ToM n0Ie2lmmoI
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Especial to the Evansville. Journal
ii Louisville Market. - =

BY Telegraph.l psLoUrsvfLBE. April4.
s. ToBAcco-Sales of 100 hhds leaf tobacco
at $3.50 % so, with an, advance ON Tugs and
S FLo61 kAHigher; supernne, SO 75@io q. z :
! WHEAT-Nornipal. 49, 4.l,-s = - -.
conN-Ear in bulk, Sc a. .sheIied, 7sesoc.
OATs-66@6Sc. EslH1 Hn@oteiL hns 491ta
HAY-Baled, s2e!S Fg0sE'E Gsslt ~ 60 !.
81 CoFFEE-Prime Rio, 2411z@2614c. 80 : I'D
" Provisions Fafrss to- prime mess pork,
SO 50; bacon shoulders, 954c; clear sides.
l2]z@l2sleinEno7eM oissimmoC
s. LARD-Tierce, l21ac.
WH1sKY-Raw, &c; free bonded, 26@1c
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Statement of Pablic Debt April First
WASHINGTON, A

-"E|-0| n F8"|- w ASHISEIONs <APFII
The debt bearing coin interest, 81 ,499, 3sl,
59l so; the debt bearing currency interest,
payment, Sl2 285 1858 80; debt bearing no in
terest, S4l7 Us .s45 49, Total, 1865, 7iS Id 49,
AZ q; currency, $34 ,32S S26 So. Total, $l40,-
283 ,303 "A. Amount of debt less cash in
Treasury 81 523, 42S,070 A.
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New York Cattle Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April 4.
BEEvES-The market to-day was fairly
active at Mondays prices; $50 head at the
Natl nal Yard, besides LOCO head at other,
places were disposed of. most of which sold
at full figures. 49, - :.
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A Nice Residence for Sale.

81 WILL SELL MY FAMILY RESI-.
IL DENCE, on the corner of second and
Walnut Streets, in Evansville now in
good order-for a reasonable price, on easy
terms Possession given May 10th. Title
perfect. Address H. Z. READ,
AS Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
feb23 drf
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Special River Dispatches.

Exclusively TOsrHE JOURNAL .
J. 81 e8iob sa--l tedw wanI 9iiap
LOUISVILLE, April 4.Lrhe river is falling,
with'Ss4 feet in the canal.aG bDFGr eaIbn
CINcINNATf, A pril A. = The river has
fallen. two inches. There is twenty-four
feet five inches of water IN the channel.
Thermometer 60 deg. Raining.
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r0R~ SALE-LOT.-Earzs sale at a barr
- gain a Lot 80 feet ON First Street, with
featuring purposes. Inquire OF ID. BAER,
corner Of First ana Main streets. lfeb9 dim
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MONETARY & GOllilERCIAl:
Especial 10 Evansville Journal r ~
New Orleans, Market. ~

New Orleans. Market. ~r
BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, April 4.
CorToN-Sales of {, 200 bales; closing dull
and lower. Low m:ddling, 2S1zc. Receipts,
5000 bales; exports, 1857. a Fshaa sut
SUGAR-Unchanged SOS l LA
MoLAsSES-S0c for prime.
FLoUR-Firm and unchanged. - ua1ss.
Consultative; advanced 31a@5c.s -zd9r
at S24 81.
ARD-Unchanged. 214ETo 4 il
GoLD-134s4. -,,.
ExcHANGE-sterling, 145@146115; Sight, on
New York, 115 prem. 9 hlssQJ GAS e3L4
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Rare Chance +!
100 Lots for Sale on Time .

AOo LUIS ioi ooAO oA AAuo'
r AN SELLING THOSE DESIRA.
u BILE Lots in the Southern Enlargement
to persons wishing to build, ALTOGETHER
PRICES, This affords mechanics and la
boring men an opportunity of owning
their own HOUSES for the money they
would pay ont for rent. Better call soon.
When the street railroad is built, these
lots will be worth double the price / now
offer them at
JNO. J. CHANDLER.
No. 2, Second Floor,
ap3 diff IL - Chambers Block
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European Markets.

BY Telegra phil LONDON, April five.
CONSUL%9l.
u. s. SToCKs--Ilinois Central, 1871; 5-2Os
1914; Erie 3S. ssvEsr ss szt-.-z IS. a. ,-rss.f :
LIVERPOOL, April Evening. 6
CoTToN-Closed dull and steady; mid
ding uplands declined to 125sd; Orleans,
I'D sales to-day 5000 bales.
BREApsTUFFs-Corn,M Mixed Western Ais.
Provisions Lard I9s; other articles are
unchanged. ao lia 81 g5itl .oIfi6 G
PRopucE-Dull; pot ashes S3s; other arti-
eles unchanged.
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FOR RENT,

TvOR LLING-HOUSE-A
N two-story Brick, with six rooms, kitch-
en-. cellar, two scisterns, stable, Guit-bear-F
ing trees and grspevines, and large garden
all in good condition Will be rented for
one year to a family bringing good refer
ence.A Price $500 per year ssAskss
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent,
mch26 diff Third ST., Evansville, Ind.
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By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, April 4.
ToBACco-Sieady and unchanged.
CoTToN-Ciosed at Csc for Middling Up
lands. -a=so .asfE c=iAss sion II AJAN .9f'
FLoUR-Buoyant, and Csc higher; SUPER
fine, 50 OO@1O 90; Extra, So 25@l2 50; double
Extra, Sl3 OO@15 70; Choice, SIS 00@16 90.
WHEAT-Stiff; So 25@3 80 for Prime; So IS
@3 40 for Choice Fall. az fE bua ,-sflEg
CoRN-Opened firm at 81 03@1z 10. and
closed at 81 049l O6 for White.
OATs-Higher, at 7S@Slc.
BARLEY-Firm, at 81 20 for Spring. q
RYE-Buoyant; 81 40 for prime. 1f5
PoRK-Heayy; so so for mess. t-,s.
BAcoN-Lower; 914c for shoulders; l211a@
l2s4c for clear sides, and 1411c for plain.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-16c for canvassed.
LARD-Dun; 12c offered. and l21zc asked
for prime. F.e rzrf.t So
WHIsKY-Easier, at 81 IA.
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BOARDING.

e ESsseErss 50 asFgs ~
BOARDING. The best of accommo-
ID dationS can be had at MRS. z. III,
BURNS'S, at the Bulls Head, beyon the
Depot. Large and comfortable rooms for
the accommodation of families. ljan9 d3m
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We copy from the weekly circular of P
G. O'Riley, Commission. Merchant, as fol-
lows: -