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New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
UNITED STATES SUPREME courr

WASHINGTON, May l5.-Tle following is the sam
snsry Of ts4Ays proceedings in the United states
preme c0uEf-
III The CEated states, appellants ag PiO Rico ct al
~ OGnsosnt. Mr. Justice Field delivered the opinion of
sSssa - Ls cause srming the decree below. Mr..
~ NO Y ssiznal. The State Of Texas complainant agt
ooIBo " Nante ct ai-Argument concludes this action
@roa9nt 70 restrain the payment the present holders Of
gsrssm nent oonds taken from the Treasury OF
She State ~ Texas BY the Military Board OF the Rebel
btAie ~ ue s,snroe eneenent Of the war
NO Ong.nal The state Of Mississippi complainant
> kav,n IA stanton et aThe melton for leave 20 file
m aneasa 70 ths case was argued by Mr. Walker for
fhe 5tat1 % sssepp IN support Of the same and By
Vie Att0rueF S9eDeral In Opposition thereto
No isA Ta' United stases plaintiff IN error sg wley
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The official vote of the With District. as cor
the vote in 1866, was as follows:
1867.
1866.
1867.
FIRES.
INcENpIAarsm IN Ew-HAvEN,

INCENDIARISM IN HEW-HAVEN.
~ rELxGRAPH t TRIBUNE
NEw-HAvEN, Conn. May ia fire broke out last
night in g. Booths fancy goods store and damaged goods
TO the amount of $4,000. There insurance OIL the
propertv to the amount OF 5000 follows In the West
chester Insurance Company 5000 III the CITY OF att-
ford Insurance Company, $1,000 IN the Capital CITY IN
surance Company 81 900 The building, which was owned
by the Hon WV BOardman, damaged TO the amount
OF 81 900 The stock of j. c. Miles, merchant tailor WAS
damaged $500; covered by insurance The hrc was te
work of an incendiary.
BURNING OF THE STEAMER KATE.
CHARLESTON May 15.-The steamer Kate. OF the
Charleston and Florida line of packets was burned TINS
morning al her wharf She had just been OveTlauled
and was valued at $4,000 and insured for S25,o00 In
Northern companes represented by the agencies OF a
l.. Tobias and COlburn & Howell The boat was owned
by her cOmmander f. j. Lockwood The fire IS beheVed
to have been the work OF an ncendary.
IN BOSTON.
BOsTON MAY IA fire occurred this morning IN
Battersman's block, corner Of Essex and Lncolnsts'
which caused considerable damage 70 the Union Elastic
Goods Company also to Chase q Leavitt. Machnists.
and to the West India Goods store OF Charles H. Adams
large portion OF the loss caused by water iuuy
insured.
IN NEW ORLEANS
w-ORIEANs MAY 15.-R. Bleakly q Co.'S whole
sale grocery destroyed hy fire last night The loss is
heavy and is partly covered by insurance.
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MAY l6 1867
q New.Yosk we have tangblc evidence Of what cad be

~ New-YOl we have tangible evidence Of what can be
accomplished tO this end Vet in the face Df these faets
but II licenses H. c intoxicating Grins granted IN
tho city during Che executive year Just closed while tle
general Government collected from nearly 4O
places whore liquor sold. This shameful violation O'
both municipal and State laws seems admit only OF
the interpreatOn that the Authorities consider the rum
selling influence their nOst secure tenure Oa Office.
The CirisflGv SaIgGV-The Excise Law to remedy the
evils Of Sabbath breaking failed OF enactment but the
amended police hi embodied features winch properly IN
forced viii in "A great compensate for iOss ahd
insure quiet aud orderly Christian Sabbath The Police
Department has already given practical demonstrations
of the excellent provisions of tho amended bi aud the
authorities and citizens generally should aid and oOunto
nance the good work IA every available manner.
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DIED.

ADAMsoa wsius'i Nay l5 Of aPoplsr Adams ag'd "a
TIE relative, family also Of his W. Irving Adsn,
OF s 'onsrsw O. Pole'l Fred Unger sad Hnry Price
;b tir,si ies A. n NssYerk Loss No 500 A NJ Aescs
ssil pa. funeral from No square BaaG AID B'eeAsF' 't'
MAsoSic-TSs Member, q L.yeite Lodge. Ne s. are
hereby summoned attend Special Commqnar 70 be held Friday
pSS 1saisacs IL sa,, sISsa o' AmES BBGL E.
BACHE-Ai PAnasd Esn.Jerssy Tuesday MAY H. wife Of
Re,e .Hd end. are invited to r,,end Friday MAY
cog: S: ? s % st !, T 1 osf A Trans leave tho i''' Of LID
BARSESAt Sevbugh y Tuesday Msy y n Theres. wife
Of BEes and daughter fJos Pack aged I4oa months
Ts re,vs, and friends invited funeral
and y O'clock Om the F, Baptist Church Newburgb r.
%e " @ , N Ny u from soPs2 a s Sr.ss ss
Aeaer R beae.st Capt a,L u m ls,a& IT, ~ Al. ,..,.,,. q,
bis uncle l. c Benedict No 10 West Ieuilst on saturday May l
without further Invitation.
BrLGER-In Philadelphia on Friday MAY TO- Annie L. wife Of James
W Bger Of th e aud daughter Of Richard Cumming Of tbs
,usnaent at Laurel HIl Cemesry Mnyli
BURNSIDE Wednesday morning May l' Charles Burns .Ssd 50
The rpi.,v.. and f.nd. Of the family the members Lodge
Of T. , 5's,tfa ay'9 70 .eIs G tsa' M 0I M hV me
Br5Ar. III. vi" be taken to Mddletown Orange County
for iutsnnent
JOEESOa SATURDAY May II Lydia D. daughter q the late Rev Cave
VII y ' ~ s:: Sn s.;s Tsss . M. Il H. 4 Ts, oi sSrI %
C-rmontaye' Friends and the clergy are invited to
oDEII-Iu Broolru Tqsd MAY IL is7 Gertrude Seymour.
Jacob and Sarah OIe sged months sd " dyA
TIE relatives and ,nd. Of the family and of her grind fathers ~
Odr and n Seymour respectfully invited 10 attend tbe
residence of her parents No N South OI0d Dc
Fslon and AaHesye THURSDAY MAY 10 +" IL O'CLOCK
PFvMANSndeu MONDAY May ~ James Penman OF IucEAhoe
Nestchsster County, n. y. aged " years . .
The relative. family respectfully invited 70 attend
his funeral O'Clock from the residence Of William d.
laset No JO " est Thrty-fourthst
PEET-I. Brookn California Monday April OF nervous fever Al
brother nv, the Rev Ellis Willis kita
Francis aud Maria NJ Peet of New York CITY
ROBiNSON-On Wenesday May l Elizabeth wife Of Joseph Robin
AgcI p
Her anen viii take place Friday May H. at2 o'clock from
her late residence. No llj Prucest, brooklyn
gORpS-Ou Welnrsay My 49, Theodore Augustine On! Of
Charles T. Swords IN the 4th year OF hs age
and the family respectfully Invited 20 attend
the FINE house OF hts father No ~ West Thirty
Friday Aay IT, a. O'Clock without further notice
VAN DALEDAOn Tuesday n a. Eea ysn Dauda in the nth
year Of her ,.-,.--..,
ne residence No 81 SuaHs on THURSDAY
afternoon I o'clock
WALTON-On Wednesday morning May is, h" mary Walton
Youngest daughter OF William K and Llpha Walton .
The fends invited attend the funeral Al the residence
Of Dr. j. Hamilton, No 23 Adelgh.t corner Of Dekae"e'
brooklyn, this fTbursday) afternoon May 10 At ) O'Clock
WOOD AT ivngton Co. Y, Tuesday May u
Willie spragus ssed 10 yeu OnS son OF hhphae' ana mary
Wood.
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RELIGIOUS.

THE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SYNOD.
The Second Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church of North America commenced ITS annual meeting
last evening. The opening exercises were held at the
Rev Dr. McIeod's church. Twelfth St. Sixhate.,
and the Rev. DR. McMasters presided and delivered the
opening address The Rev. MI. Denhen OF Derry, ana
the Rev. DR. Hall OF Dublin then presented their com
delegates of the General Assembly OF the Pres
byterian Church of Ireland Each Of the gentlemen made
few remarks, after which the meeting was adjourned
till to-day.
CONVENTIONS IN MEMPHIS.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
MEMPHIS, May 15.-The Cumberland Presbyterian
General Assembly and Episcopal Convention. met here
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

MUsICAL~-The celebrated DIR. EDwABD i. RIM
BAULT, LII d. member Of the Royal Academy Of Music,
Sc. thus speaks Of the ." American Piano."
I'm the United States We have the eminent hrm of
CHICKERING'S, who may be termed the BroadwO0ds ol
America Entire iron frames have lately been adopted
IN America grand and square Instruments Messrs
CHtCKERING of Boston exhibited IN 1851 grand IN
which the whole trimming. consisting of siriugpate,
longitudinal bars wristpn block and drilled bridge was
lron In piece. The plan has since been
followed by several American makers
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
TIE SCAFEOID.
EXRcurIoN OF A NUHDEHEn.

INfClllON OF M HDhNhH
. rHLE0RAYH
WHEELING, West Va, MAY l5.-Folger for the
murder OF Mr Dnsmoe in December last. was executed
Washington. Va. this afternoon. He reafrmed his
former confession. duplicating young Montgomery, son
Of the Hon. VIM. Montgomery, who tried ~ the si
session OF the Circuit Court and cleared Though Folger
l. confessedly guilty he not regarded having been
the prime mover In the tragedy His confession pro
dnces a profound sensation In that community.
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Tho Union

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Chartered by Couge- Sve GOronmso. s'ec''" p'
pointed by c Pr.adcu, tae Uoici states ofsr tde1
FIRST MORTGAGE Thirty YEAR BONDS.
BEARING SIX PR CENT INTEREST.
PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY IN GOLD.
Foe @ao ssoas1 The
cosTTsBSTAL NATIONAL BANK.
NO HASsAUsr.
ssd hesss CLARK DODGE Co.
BANKERS NO 81 wABbsr.
and JOHN J. CISCO SON.
BANKERS No. s3 wALI,sf.
ia The Ctr Ofses-YOh
a NINETY PgR CENT their par value. with
Y,.., Bond. .v seeuros BY FIRST MORTGAGE RAIL-
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT or SIxTEEh THOUSAND DotLAIa
PER MILE mach ess hall the cost Of the Road rK
HUNDRED AND FyB MILES have been completed "a The ~os
substantial mssaer and hhT sqsppd with rolling stock oo'"0s'ea
.eas and car shops euzss sad sos aAss bst sss
ofbscs have beea
APPROVED AND AccEvrBD BY THE GOVERNMENT
.ner .a e1aminar and repo, BY sss
isnOw ia successful operation
The Company has on hand iron Ses all Other material
complete Rocky Momsuss from Oashs ef
meby Of September the pledged for It's oosssa
by the contractor TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE BgHDRBD (izs
ACRRs LAND PER MILE grssasd to the Ce~eshy b. Ne
Government, in addition subsidy SIXTEEN THOUSAND po
LARS or GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR EACH MILF or ROAD
AS COMPLETED Chicago and Western Rsrosd, sss
completed Road OMAHA and doag large eu
passengers and freight
Chicago snd aud Pacific the Chicago Darlington. saz
Quincy Hannibal Joseph Railroad Companies erpec, 10
connecting Of road omah during the ss..
four the Ess will greatly eonbae Mo
business. Of this Road Central Pacific being constructed vita
great energy sm this kstonal Rsoad scross
the onnea 1870 all the business beth and
freight eau possibly The interest these Bends beia
payable gold and the issue small per mile there ca" be \" qs
safety Company has hesitation recommending
pube Arrangements being made with the h'h'1s
Banks generally throughput the country for the accommodation o. @
vsstos in The HO0 D. MORGAN, aud the hss'
OAKES AMEs Trustee. JOHN J. CISCO. Treasurer.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
M 4uLssz.PH TO raE TRIBUNE.

Z TRIBUNE
direction Of the President Breve MAJOR W H. Eu''e 'eheu
from mastering sbi dishuTs.ng daty. . -. a,
The Govnr cers been accepted 70 take neci
from Pamsser Daniel m Ahams
MAY Lieut. John ST. WnebrRer Ordnance department.
hsy -, 1887.
Surgeon Spencer released from duty IN The Sug'1D ~ %
Ohoe and dny Second Let u fus
ilh Inntry as been granted days delay joining h feso0H
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Power OF Endurance.

Mr., NJ Town Eg H.. who had previously had large anoun
sewing other nahnr Of which made tbe oc tch ana
one the stitch purchased Wilcox Gibbs The last she
ha. now letter she writes Atet
thoroughly testing work Of zach ~ aring ont & grra
sni that tie the Wilcox Gibbs Hdres gTe
than that Of either Of the other msehHe
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MIRHIED.

DANs-COOLDGEon Tuessy Ma H. At the Madison square
Church d. Adams. M william Adams TO heen
daughter VI the late hcaFy toohdSr
BRSNBTT-HARTOn wedne.isy May Is hy the Rev Hugh Gal
hrr Egber Bennett Of Bs RSo to hsen l. har Of D'osp@
Nc carla
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

errbr 20 the Circuit Court for the Southern District OF
FcwYOrk Judgment affirmed ey consent of the
No IN The United States plaintiff in error. agt May
nard submitted. Adjourned to Friday
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

Card.-NoURNINo GOODS Of ds.rss tad constant,
on hand Al JACkSONS Mourning Store 3al Bosdr opponts
Tiffany Co.'S Prices very reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
TIE WEATHER
OBSERVATIONS

REnAHEA Thermometer. ipvcst lue-ip nlstt, - nlno
roe during The e' houn Of waesiig e ths Gsase
rtnshOve pissng wts, lon @ tg Neae say
ing Gear sSecas'. Afternoon oogY rsn ron a " oV e'"Hs'
c.I4i
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ELECTION TNTELLIG ERCE.
KENTUCKY
-l&7.

The following are the Official fgures from the IVth
Congress District compared with the votes for Clerk
Of Appeals last year, and for Congress 10 1865.
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6perial Notices.

~-
Mercantile Library Observation-Disclosures Unien'-A
meeting will be held At the EewYork Restaurant No 1' Broadway
THIS EvBEYG at O'clock hear the report Of the Nominating
Committee. 4. :. hOol np, .- ! -o,eeH,
Public Meeting of No. 22 Council U l.. OF A. n
State. will be held THIS bNBnlNu IN
their Hall No FOURTH ave- u o'clock The Hons
\ a Culver John J.y Schutt and 6eoge L. Downns
Vim We'll, brown Charles L. Remond Sinclair Iousey ss Ala
others expected be present and ass'I m P P Po%EL p.a
c csesip ipsTspersed with music ""+ - N""""''' ''o
JoHS u JoHssos Secretary.
rh .xen,b Aunani Meeting o. shs Baptist Sunday sehSo
W. oG Al a oelock Addresses BY the Rev hesss
TITs,toRS H Smith THos A. 7. HANNA and others
No,vy yorL Association for the Advancement Of
A A FAVARGbR VIII lecture before tse
enn Soriolosv Of Teaching Modern Languages
This Tbnr.lsy EVENING May 6 at Up at Cooper Institute
second fOor.
.-.s Iu.ttuts.-The Polytechnic branch viii meet fhls
f1hI.SI EvENING Room No "a Cooper Building Topics
~ i,rbed Science. q New Inventions Gypsum a. FerH-
he by Dr ~ y i s. D. TILLMAN, Chairman
J. WAR REID. Secretary.
NJ Va. bnve the Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness
a, Riuan.n,s hAhtisoNs hrlS
IOZ3NGES wl forfeit the OF he Dol nou " NO
Fremont Ienpls Boston, and eyeywhere Mailed Tor % aats
Greciey's History.
THE AMERICAN CONFLICT.
IOHN THOMPSON New sork and Brooklyn AgeKt
ohee. No liz WllAast, W saHh
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Patent Combination

Patent Combination
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
Thi. BHrrso being WITH GvrrA PEscnA. does sor
grRKrcs ADHERss FmxLr PULLEY PLiAmE and H"r
ALKALrE srzas HEAr CoLD on Our
Door ETPosuRK
THE COMBINATION HOSE
+, lao coated inside and out with us Perch. thea
convey PETROLEUM OTHER os "h"a.
injury uuquad for Steam Fire Engines and We call tue 'peAs
attention Of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS ..
To several trials has stood ~iiho" sURrsO or swaAr
Of than 200 pounds the square neh OeAs a'aos
that Of Leather Or Rubber Hose
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
BENEDICT, TORREY & TWOMBLY.
No o PARK-PLACE,
doom BROADWAY BAsk. ssw Yoss
Reduced Prices.
GLASS. &c, at the following large reduction:
Decorated Dinner Sets from sGO worth frOu go sus
Do Tea Sets sRto 80. go to 90
DO Toilet Sets s6to go, - to So
Bronze stauetes slOtO $50 pair, s1 0s"o
DO Groupes s5to sT5, 80 sio
P,si.n S,a,ue,tss s5tO sl,S pair, 81 soto sr'
Ese y,ses s'tO slOo pair. sS 10 si"
WHITE FRENCH CHINA aud PARIsIAS GRANITE at very log
pneei.
SILVER PLATED wARE-we se bat the best heavily plated
Of ,e Menen Britannia COmpSny anuurr prices low IS they
| can possibly be Afforded
Also ane assortment aud pressed GLASS WARE, TABLk
| CUTLERY. TEA TRAYS. &c. Ae
ovINGToS BROTHERS Sos 2:i6, 2:,S and 40
Fulon-st, Broo.yu
The 1iefropeiifnn savings Bank will REMOVE 10 their
NEW FIkBP PROOF BANKING HOUSE, Nos and Ihhdase,
corner Of Seyeuh4t, MONDAY MAY 10 .
this institution impressed with the importance d nav
s pf budding and sufficiently ommodoas for the increased bus
The safes and vanlts Of the best drHpon
and proof II the Bank and building de-
durability eheeua against IRE and and nae.<
Deposit COMPANY For the reception and
& krepng Of gold bufod bonds other
yslusbles notr rroriyed in deposit at the Bank
has been leased bY the United sses LOT
Off security aud adaptation 10 tho
and hted for The
Masonic Lodges The TlkO sTohi :"
LET For spply al the Bans. -
wsh 10 improvements this description % bnag SUI
he omen for visitors from Monday TIE Ih hs
10 Ssinra that time during the usual hours OF
basiness-May IA, iSs ...,. .,,,r,, ~,
rl.ILis rI1s si y; hSdS' vies-P'esasua
T. ". LtLLTs, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

Anthony Mahn. charged with taking the life of
stephen s. Garland by stsbbDg him at the coruer u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-27
Cincinnati Market.

By TeIegraph.l CINCINNATI. April 2e.
FLouR-In-g good demand and prices 25c
higher. Trade brands SI3 75@l6 90, and
fancy SIC 51aIS 90.
WHEAT-LighG supply and sc higher.
Sales OF sound Winter. not graded. at S3 %;
No 2 spring = so, and choice Kentucky
Corn In good demand in forenoon. and
q, 1900 bushels sold at 81 In. sacked, and $40
Csc in bulk, but the market closed heavy,
and holders not willing to make any con-
cessions.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and in fair de-
mand.
RYE-Advanced to 81 IS and supply light.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
more firmly, and mid
ding could not a been bought below
24e. but there was no n
PoRK-Mess quiet and firm at SO 80.
BULK MEATs-Unchanged. Shoulders &c
and sides 10c.
BAeoN-At &c for shoulders, lie for sides,
ana I2c for clear sides.
EARD@Firm at I39I4c.
SUGAR-Unchanged. Cuba I2I9l3cs
New Orleans I4@l5c.
CoFFEE-Steady at 2502Sc for fair to
choice Rio.
LINsEED OIL-Sales at 81 AZ; supply light.
SEEDS-Clover dull; can be bought for
So Timothy, dull at IS. Flax, in demand
and prices advanced to 81 9093 90.
BUTTER-Dull and prices declining; sa es
of prime to choice at 25@2Sc; receipts ex-
coed the demand.
EGGS-Du1a at lie.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
ExCHANGE-Firm at par, buying.
GoLD-Closed dull at I3s, buying.
MoNEy-Market easy at 7@S per cent. for
acceptance paper. The supply of currency
is increasing.
WHIsKY-Dul at 26c in bond.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-27
REV ER N e w s .
Far.oaer River Aenas see seventA Page.

CINcISNALI. April 26.-The River has
fallen 2 feet Z inches; q feet 10 inches
in the channel. Weather GEAR. Their
met 62. se J 49, ~
The river con tinues to fall. r~apidiy-.-.-.5
Rain set in at dark last night and con-
tinued until long after midnight. -...The
additional arrivals and departures yes
terday evening Were the Silver Spray,
to New Orleans; Rowena. Gin
c~innati to Nashville; SILVER Moon, Cin-
cinnati to Memphis; Ezra Porter. Cin-
cinnau Saint Louis: amazon,
New Orleans to Cincinnati: Nightingale,
st. Louis to Cincinnali..A AL but the Anna
zon had splendid trips....The Rose Hite
arrived from louisville at, dark, with "a
full cargo. She left the Richmond eight
miles above, taking a lot of 5000 sacks of
corn.v..-The Richmondw wiki sbe found at
the wharf THIS morning. She VIII receive
a vast amount of freight here, and will not
probably get off TIL afternoon. We com
mend most cordially t oshippers and trav-
elers the great Richmond and her match
less Officers :. The Mayfiowera left q few
minutes before four o'clock, with a very
handsome packet trip. She is a stunner.....
The-Louisa lett for the Wabash,
and VIM. White for Green River~-.......
The John D.. Perry passed up last night,
Infantry, en- route from Texas to Louis
Vile. to be mustered out. They numbered
aboar 7A men, and were in a jolly good
bunor, making the welkin ring with their
g adj shouts.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-27
st. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, April &c.
T~uBACCo-Dnll and heavy Tor low grades,
but urn ana active for bright leaf.
CorToN-In no demand
FLoUR-Choice firm, but medium and
lower grades extremely dull; Fall super
fine, SIS 80; double extra, Sl6 25@l7 TO-
WHEAT-The millers stood of and the
market was heavy and unsettled; choice
Spring, 81 80, prime Fall, So 2O@3 IS, and
choice, So zoos 80.
CoRN-Very dull, at 81 1901 25, closing at
ST. 121a@1 IL.
OATs-Higher. at S3@84c.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
RYE-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNS-Dull n unchanged.
BAcoN-Shoulders sold in small lots at
s4@9c.
WHISKY-Nominal, at 2 %.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-27
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph. CHICAGO, April. 20.
FLoUR-Moderately active; si3aI4 tor
Spring extra.
WHEAT-Firm, and &c higher; No. i sold
for 81 S092 81; No. 2, 81 5Sa2 10; closing
quiet al, - too 6l for No. 2.
-CoRN-opened steady, at 81 074a1 0S for
No. /; S9%@l 90 for No.2; closed unset
tied and weak, at 81 06I2 for No. ].
OATs-FavorabIy active. lM@2e higher
81 4S9l 80 for No.. 4 81 f6@I47 for No 2;
closing at 81 40 for No. L.
BARIEY.Qniet, and small sales By sam
pie, at 70@I 90
PRovIsfoNs-Duli; Mess Pork, SO 50;
Lard, l24@12Tsc..
HoGs-Dull, and l5@25c lower; So 700
z l231 for good to choice.
REcEIPTs-i,OO0 barrels flour, Il, 900 BUSH
oats, LOO hogs. SIipfnents-f,00 barrels
flour, 1900 bushels wheat; Los, 600 bushels
corn, 5,0t0 bushels oats. seei. ~ - =
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= : - q : - y ?
New York Corn Market.

BY Adams Express NEW YORK, April "A.
lCoRN-Was in active export demand and
further advanced about re per uush. Sales
10000 bush. including new Western mixed
at 81 3D1z0tl 81; Old &estern mixed at 81 800
7 $40 in store. and 81 Sal 36 ahoat South
Change there wasssQIne speculation and
there were also sales of D, coo bGsiels Wes-
tern mixed, for the East. at 81 35 in store,
and afioat. About 1900 bushels Delaware
corn were sold at the quotations, part for
arrival. The market for Breadstuffs has
been generally dull and depressed the past
week but y~e-terday and to-day there mas
been an acrfye demand for export to Ire
laHd. where, 1t Is said, the supply of pota-
other available food for the peasantry. If
50, it is likely to require half a million
their wants, which viii give a lively turn
to the trade.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-27
New Orleans Market.

By Adams Express.1 N. ORLEANS, April q.
CoTTON-Unsettled and easier; sales of
4,l0J. bales. Receipts 40 bales; exports 500
bales.
Observation-Disclosures at l15sc for fair
and 1890 for yellow clarified.
FLoUR-Duli and depressed; sales Of
superine at SIS 009f3 y, and choice extra
at $40 5Gg20 00. 81 f-El
Commemorative at a further adj
vance of5c; sales of mixed yellow at 81 40
ana white at 81 80. Oats active and adj
vanced &c, with sales at 20S
HAY-FirIn at S34@35-
MISREPRESENTATION; sales at S23924.
Lard-Unchanged.
GoLD-l401l40L.
EXCHANGE-Stefling lf9 6I54; New York
Exchange &c premium.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-27

By AdamsIExpress. lNEw York, April "a.
hATs-The attendance was large u
ly trade sale othats at James n. Prentiee's
warehouse. IN Brooklyn, yesterday. A bet
yer spIrlt was manifeste MAN az recent
tanned, being as follows: Wool Hats
Mems plain, S. % TO sI3 IS Mems Fancy,
80 Boys, Plain, 81 to S8; Chiidrens' Plain,
50 -. Cassimere-Men's Plain, Sl6 50 TO
SD 70 (; Mems Fancy, 81 80 TO 5000. Nutria.
Beaver and Belly Nutria, $50 % to s37.
Black Brush, sf6.. 800 cases were sold in all.
or the usual terms. A line OF desirable
straw goods was also offered and brought
fair prices. ~.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-27
European Markets.

By Telegraph LIVERPOOL, April Pm.
CoTToN-Active, and openlng quotations
show an of A@H penny mid
ding uplands, los4@lld. The sales are es-
timated at 20, 600 bales. The Brokers Ctrcu-
lar reports the sales for the week at So 900
bales, including 10000 bales, spectators
and exports. Stock, S26, 600 bales, includ-
ing 454 900 bales of American.
BREADsTuFFs-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Unchanged.
PRoDUCE-Unchanged.
LonCon markets unchanged.
LONDON, April 26Lnoon.9l
Consols, 81: Erie, 36s4; 5-20's, 50; Illinois
Central, 72s4, bullion 81 e ht
The Bank of England decreased $4,000.
- LONDON, April 26, 2 F. NJ.
Five-twenties. 69A; Erie, 271; Illinois
Central, 74H. 1'ls
FRANKFORT. April 26-eye.
United states bonds, 72ss. y Ak1U
ANTWERP, April %.
PETROLEUM Unchanged.
!, :: -an 4 LIVERPOOL. April 26, BE. NJ.
CHARACTERIZATION with a tendency up
ward. Corn Sd higher, and wheat Id
higher.