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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-27
St. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Dec. &c.
ToBACCo-Quiet and unchanged.
COTTON-DutI, at I3e.
FLOUR-In better demand, but unch ang-
ed; -supeffine ranges 50 5ofs7 st; extra S. 90
@S 80; Xxx s991l; Xxx TO fancy Sll9l4.
WHEAT-DulI and unchanged; 81 60
az - for prime to choice winter.
CoRN-Dull, at SSa90c for sheIled, and
75G76 for ar, on track.
OATS -Duigand dropping. at 65970c, lat
ter fancy.
BARLEY-Firm and higher; 81 O092 OF for
choice fall.
RYE-Firmer. at 81 S59I go.
PRovISIONS-Dull and very little doing.
MES PoRK-S2I O0,g2l 25.
BACON-C ear sides l3t0i4c.
LARD-DuL, at lS91314c for tierce and
keg.
HoGs-NominaI at 51z@G54c, with no
sales number packed TO date about 2l2 600
RECEIPTS Wheat 100 sacks, corn 5,U00
SACKS, oats 2,200 SACKS, barley 1,100, rye 80
sacks.
Weatherclear and cool at $40 P. II.
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Dec 26.
CoTToN-Is scarcely so firm; sales Of $50
bales at l5gI514c for middliDg uplancs.
FLoUR-Receipss. J., II barrels; more act
i've. but without decided cnange; sales OF
$500 barrels at s. s009 % for soperhne
state and Western; 50 S0Ql0 IS for extra
GA IS for white wheat extrs; 50 8l4l3 90
for round hoop Ohio ; Sll 0e4l2 90
for common 10 good ST. Louis and
So 009l6 % for good TO choice. extra do,
closing steady California quiet; SaI es OF
$50 sacks a Z SD 50@13 90. Rye flour steady;
sales OF 80 barrels al 81 5099 80.
CORN MEAL-At So l212 for western, o
arriv.
WHIsKT-Quiet ard unchanged.
WHEAT Receipts. 6.O59 bushels; nomi-
RYENQaieJ and steady; sales 10000 bu.
BARIEY-Firm; sales of .290 bu. State at
Railroad Depot at 81 So; also, 10000 bu. Of
canada western now on Canal at 81 s..
MALT teady sales eOo ga at d 80:
change; new rather easier; sales 81 QvJ Du,
at al -3Sd1 50 for old mixed Western in
Tor new yellow Jersey 81 50 for common
new white southern; 81 = for very choice
ditto.
OArs-R Receipts $50 bu; dull; sales $4,000
b1 at S4@S41ac for Western in store: Soc.
BUYERS option first fifteen days in Janu-
airy.
CoFFEE-2uiet.
SUGAR-QaieG; sales 200 hhds and 500 bxs
at llzG &c.
MOLAsSES-Dun.
HoPs-Quiet, al 3OQ60c for American.
PETRoLkgM-QuieI, at 1D11c tor crude.
and nc for refined bonded.
COAL Steady and in moderate demand
LEATHER-Heml0ck sole in moderate
request at previous prices.
WooL-LOw grades in good demand and
firm; other kinds dull; sales Of $4,000
pounds at 46(l56c for domestic.
PORK-Qniet and steady sales Of $40 bar
reis. at SO 9O(D2l tor mess: closing al SO 50
cash; S17 S79IS 81 for prime; SIG 1920 "
| for prime mess; S-19N IS for thin mess !;
also sales OF 30 barrels new mess, sellers
January, IS Z: and sales OF 80 barrels.
sellers February, al 50 80.
BEEF-Steady; sales of 1S5 barrels and
176 tierces OF prime mess, at S3lG13
| BEEF HAMs-Duil; sails OF la barrels at
/ SO 50932 90.
BACoN-Firmer and in better request
sales of IS boxes Cumberland Cut at 1890
1015c.
Our MEATS-He&vy sales of 100 pack
| ages at S@914c Tor shoulders, l29l314c Tor
Hoes-bressssesd firm a ssS5zc for west
eIU; S54q9c for ty.
LARD-steaiy and gq4tet;. sales Of go
barrels as i25s,gl3c; small lots, l31s@l91Ec.
BUTTER-Sleady at SS946e for state.
CHEEsE-Heavy at lI@l5c.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Dec. 26.
ToBACCo-No sales.
FLoUR-superfne s. -5gS 90; No. :,
SlZ 90.
CoRN-New ear 75e; shelled, SOC.
OATS % q Csc.
WHEAT-Sz S542 30.
90 ToN-l3c.
NJ Ess PoRK--Nominal at SCI O092I so.
BACOS-S houldeIs, Ice; clear Sides, 13c.
IA -Plain sugar cured. l7GlSc.
ULK MEATS shoulders, SIC; rib sides,
loS4c; clear sides, II1zc
LARD l-5zC.
WHISKY raw. in bond, 2Sd90c.
HoGs-Dul at 6gG24c; receipts small.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-27
MONETARY& COMMEgCiAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially Of country merchants
10 the superior facilities Of the JoURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds Of mercantile worK. viz, Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can he sent through any OF the
Evansville merchants.
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Total cases no QUO $1,000 5000 66 ,Oe0 s., 500

Total 10 600 *, 900 5000 81, Oc0 81 500
We have here, Also marked decrease
in the yield, while AZ the same time the
the high prices asked as by Indifferent as
sortDents.
This decline in the growth of tobacco
this year Is due in part 20 the un fay OF ab e
season. bat the principal cause quay be
found in the very high prices and scarcity
of helu labor in the Northern anu Wesf ern
states, and the disorganiZed condition OF
affairs in the old tobacco growing STATES of
Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Mary. and
and Virginia; the very high prices borne
BY articles of food, and the smaller
amount of labor required, comparatively,
for their cultivation, have also had an un-
favorable effect, serving to divert attention
to the growth of wheat, &c. IN many dis
.trlcts ] q which tobacco mas heretofore been
a. leading article Of cultivation. Of the
prospects OF future tobacco crops, 1t may
be justly said thatathey. are no. promising.
LABOR in the Southern States win no dQu bt
be more, instead of tesS d isorgSniZed dur
ing the next Two or JAres years, a1dzWhlie
AT the North there may be some improve
n1ent in this resTect. other crops promise
10 be more valuable than tobacco, even at
the enhanced prices current.
The total export of crude tobacco from
the United states for the. twelve months
reach l65.799 hogshea6s, 52,6 75 cases, S3l
b4tes add 7I6 tierces of leaf besides 6,8Ol
hOgsheads and ga bales of stems. The
shipments of man ufactured tobacco have
also been very large; amounting in all to
: 646,l42 pounds and 1876 packages
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INKS.

Carriers celebrated Combined Writing
and Copying Ink-the best in the market
In quarts, pints, half-pints, and school
packages. -r-.
Arnold's celebrated Writing Fluid. In
pint and quart bottles.
Buffers Writing Fluid. In pints and
quarts.
! Canine Inks. Best quality. . =
Blue, Yellow, and other INKS mauufac-
tured 10 order. '.t
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SPEER'S
p OR T CIR AP e
~ az
WINE.
Used by Hundreds Of Congregations
for Church or Communion Pur-
poses.
Also, Excellent for Ladies and Weakly
Persons.
Vineyards, Ne1o Jersey.
sPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE,
Four Years Old.

This Justly celebrated Native Wine is
made from the juice OF the OportO Grape
raised in this country. Its invaluable
tonic and strengthening properties are
unsurpassed by any other native Wine.
duced under Mr.. Speer's own personal
supervision its purity and ge1uineness
are guaranteed. The youngest child may
partake of its generous qualities, and the
weakest invalid may use it to advantage.
1t is particularly beneficial to the aged
and dehil3tated, and suitable to the va
rious ailments that affiict the weaker sex.
II sin every respect 81
A VINE TO BE RELIED ON.
Invali is use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Weakly persons find benefit by its use.
Speer's Win in hospitals are preferred
to other wines.
$50 Sold by druggists
A. Speer's Vineyard, New Jersey. Office
243 Broadway, New York. [de467 dig
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New York Drr Goods Market,

By Telegraph NEW York, Dec. Is.
mDRY GooDS-The wholeSal egHaarket con-
tlnues devoid Of activity, and lacking in
huoyaccy generally, although the changes
are but very slight.
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EuropeaR Market.
ByCable.

By Cable. LoNDON, Dec. ..
To-day is observed as holiday. and
there are no regular financial or CONNER
cial transactions on the street. 5-20s, 721E
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FRENCH stationery

Such as GRAND QUADRILLE Note, Letter,
and Commercial Letter; Noy1tne Notes
and Letters; Onion Skin Notes, Letters,
and Commercial Letters; GRAND QUAD
RILLE ONION SKIN Notes, Letters. and
commercial Letters. Our stock of these
favorite Papers, for FOREIGN CORRE-
SPONDENCE and Fancy Circulars, is COM
plete. and we are prepared to print them
to order.
We would ask call from our citizens
and those visiting our city, and especially
the Fraternity, as we feel assured we can
give sucn inducements as cannot be OBJ
tanned elsewhere.
Give us a call, and examine our stock.
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New York Gold and Stock Market

By Te!egraph, NEW YORK, Dec. q.
CODA shade firmer, and opening at
1874, and closing at l34.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Quiet and firm.
Coupons of 81. ll214dII23s; do. '62, 1850
1857 do. "a, l0574Il055s; do. '65, l055S@1055z
DO. new. l061sGl0S3S; do. ~, l6S1S6lOS3z !:
IO-40s, lol18@l0l5S; T-3Os l045s910354.
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Tobacco Trade of the United States

The Financial C7hroa5Ste gives some sta
Jistles OF ne tOOaestJ trace OF Tbis country,
from which we learn That, as 10 the crop
of tobacco for ~ there appears TO have
been very decided t&+ins of The fol-
lowing sta cement ind ic2teS, TIE extent of
me grown Of leaf uosaeco ! the United
states for the last two years:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-27
PENCILS.

American Lead Pencil Company's IN
rivalled Pencils. We have large stock
OF the above, comprising some ten differ
ent brands, ranging in price from Doc. to 81
per dozen, These Pencils are unequaled
forcheapness and durability. by anything
in the market. r-.--H AIDE a-E t4I
Faber's Pencils. All numbers.
Eagle Pencils. All numbers.
Rehback's Ofice Pencil. A splendid ar
ticle.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Dec. 26.
CoTToN-l514c.
CORN-zSc.
HAY-S21922.
OATS-7SQS0c.
MESS PoRK-S22 0092 80.
BACON shoulders, ll@llZc.
LARD-121z9I314c
FLoUR-S7914 80.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-27

This reInarkab bic decrease was foreshad
owed, IN the reports from Kentucky, as
early as June last, and Immediately led TO
a large advance in prices. Tie expo |
movement, however. twfthstandfng e the
advance, was very large and the crop year
closed on lew stocks 81 desirable qualities.
OF seed leaf, the growth of i've years was
:
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WANTED

UYANTED-AGEN = Male or Fee
" Inale)-Can clear $50 per week at
their own home, in light and hon orable
business ANY o rson having a few hours
daily toapend Will find this good paying
business. Address, sending two s, lamps,
for full particulars, E. E. LOCKWOOD,
dec24 Std Detroit, " ichigan.
"YANTED-WEAV weavers
w on standard brown sheetings, five
ring spinners. None but first class hands
need apply, to whom good wages whl be
paid by the =
- EVANSVILLE COTTON MILLS.
dec2 7tf A- [Cannelton Reporter copy Att
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LOST.

- OST-FRIDAY, THE GOTH INST, A
"a small lady's Pocket Book, containing
one IS bill, two 50 cents currency bills,
some sample pieces ladies' dress goods
Supposed TO have been lost on Fourth
Street, between Locust and Chestnut. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leav-
ing ftaI H. SCELAPFER'S
Drug Store, cor. Main and Second SITS. 4
(leC27
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-OR RENT-HO u E-A desirable
= house. nearly new centrally located.
Also, a good Stable, near the Sherwood
House. Inql-iTe of fkt lEl VIZ
CARPENTER, WHITE * BAKER,
Cor. First ana Sycamore streets.
decadu2 81 q ~
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Their stock consists in part of the follow
ing:
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FOR, RENT.

TOR RENT-At a reduced price : A
IL good three-story Brick Store, on Main
Street. Inquire of -. +
dec27 If NlCkEH4 BROS.
~OR RENT-A good front room, already
< furnished, suitable for young men. al
No First ST. eet. ]. II. CARL1N. J.
dSc25 If
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Engagement for a few nights only OF the
HOLLAND COMBINATION.
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 2zths
VIII be presented the new Irish Drama,
entitled
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OPEN EVERY NIGHT
With a Company OF Fiist-Claes Artist
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09


BlRrH AND DEArH RATE or The WORLD
Statisticians have calculated that il the
population of sbs .vqsIf apouns to bes"esp
|, 10000, ,Uo, ahd i,ob6 ooo. 600, itr<ons,
the number Of deaths i" . year would BE-
about 81, 100000 Assuming the correct
ness of this caIcula,ion,' says the LonStqi
Lancet. "the deaths each day would be near. .
Iy $4,000; 5000 per hour, or 60 per minu,r,
and thus every ,second would carry. int
eternity ons has.a lie ..as das pu., II the
world or another Blu. repradpc.'onc q s.ssr' $
its superior power; for on calculating the
probable an"al birthHnn sAe stohs, IN -rs-
suit shows thn. whereas 60 pssrseas, tie per
minute, 10 children are born, ana thus the
i"creats Of The population il kln np.hD
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09
s.Tc. .F.I.-T TTF-FT- lid 90
DSnAocfxttc ttctory In California.

.~..5TF. TODD ~8HI !.
When the state election occurred in Cali
foru'a and the democrats ~ipeA,sv.. ,tpub-
'iean msjosityiof 1929 aud .ri,Iied up a
majority Of 10000 for, 'Le".el'Ne7''7rped
out a majority OF 66 on joint ballot in III.
Legislature and seeat.d = ass,rity of 81 + =
themselves, the republicans told u this re-
suit WAS owing 10 divisions i" ,heir par',
."d ,Le mastery i"sctivi,y produttd by G.a
Apathy. Wait. said they, u"s' the judic' Il
election few weeks hence when there will
y no d'i ioa. sad ,1e republican party,
vill fedssn. Dsek 4.Nsll, that s1ee.pn has
come and gone and the state has agsio g5nr
democratic. The domocraic b.ll il rolling
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

THERE i. in Chicago. 4 ioage of Good
Templars known ~ the L.is-HsAl Ldkf -
Tho object Of life. boa. j. TO sage people
from the disastrous ,6scss Of ~aier. tand
.hr o1snss isfaaxiers 70 ksoE, ,rhsttss4his
lodes is the same kind Of savings insti.
tution?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

IA editor "'o'. I'sdi"s article o" ~
tMsex, IN the counsS nj which he se,S:
Girls Of seventeen or eighteen are fond o
bsaos." When tho paper was issued, be
was rather shocked to discover that an mr..
fortunate Typographical srror had made him
Say, Girls Of ss,entssn or eighteen are fond
Of beans"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

Ar . pubic garden. : vaispr observing
sspvs A.a ads.sssl 1 l6AbE.rs boliioDs bsl6rs
bis bill ~as paid. rosre1 70 : bsJt6ef G.Snd1
art, "Ron. Bob there's two ice creams and
. gleae 1fASasiJ asd .va~ ssslping over
the lenes- catch en- -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

III ptSo9&l I'll s'o.l bounty have
elected Democratic R.prsssass.ivs % tho
Lsgislsturs. .-d2f n
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-15
News Items.

"AsHlSGroS, January 13.-The opinion
OF the Supreme Court OF the United States.
to be delivered tomorrow, is based on the
question presented in the cases, er payte,
or Mari, OF Louisiana, and Garland, of
Arkansas, who, having participated with
the South in the late war ask to be re-
admitted to practice at the bar of that tri
bunal, and involving more particularly the
constltutlonality of the law extending to
attorneys in United States Courts the pro
visions of the act or July, which REQUIRES
test oath Of civil, military and naval Off
GERS, with penalties for perjury.
WAsHISGroS, January 14.-Advices re-
cclved here from Europe state that large
quantity OF Government securities will be
returned to this country by the next steam
ers. The business community there is
becoming weary Of such Investments since
the threatened impeachment question
takes tangible shape
Stanton, it is said, has been supnnacd
as wltless before the House Judiciary
Committee in the matter OF impeachment
of the President.
The President has nominated Senator
Cowan, of Pennsylvania, Us Minister to
Austria. His term in the Senate expires in
March next.
",
the opinion of the United States Supreme
Court IN the Missouri test oath case. John
CumminS 4 Roman Catholic Priest. who
was indicted for preaching and teaching
without taking the oath prescribed by the
Constitution OF that State, being the plain
tiff in error. The court decides that the
test OATH Ill this case, is unconstitutional.
being in the nature of punishment without
trial. and lnait5 character er post ftictO. and
as blu OF attaindcr. The Judgment of
c. drt pc!cwis reversed, with directions
Dzsee-. the plaintiff shall depart without de-
lay. Associate Justice Field also delivered
al opinion of the court in the cr-po,3e
cases Of Garland and Mari, who. having
taken q part in the rebellion, ask to be re-
admitted to practice. The court held that,
as tho statute imposes punishment which
may not have been punishable at the time
the offence was committed, it is in its ma
turc an e.t post .Jucfo law. Attorneys arc
not officers Of the United States-they are
officers Of the court, and hold their Offices
during good behavior. The court is not
the register Of the cd;cts Of any other
power. The applicants obtained u pardon
from tho President, which relieves from
the consequences Of offence, and makes
the citizen, in the eye Of the law, what he
was before it was committed. Congress
cannot limit the prerogatiye of mercy
cannot be fettercd by legislative restric-
ton. 1t followed that the PRAYER of the
petitioner must be granted, and also the
petition of Mr.. Mari. The rule which re-
qulres attorneys to take the test oath must
be rescindcd, and the order is made ac-
cordlngly. Associate Justice Miller. for
himself. Chief Justice Chase and Asso-
clates Swavne and Davis, read dissenting
opinion.
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Congressional.

WAsH1NGToN, January 14.-In the Sc
nate, Mr.. Ramsey presented q petition
asking for an appropriation for the i'm
provement Of the Mississippi River; which
was referred to the Committee on Com
merce.
Mr.. Howe presented petition for re-
construction on the basis Of equal rights.
Several petitions were presented urging
sho passage OF the tariff Bill.
In the House, the following were pre-
sented: A bill declaring forfeiture Of GER
tain privileges OF citizenship for acts of
rebellion against the United States. and
providing for restoration of those priyi-
legcs in certain cases; referred to the Judi
ciary Committee. A bill to establish civil
Governments in the States lately in rebel
lion; referred to the Committee on Recon
StructiOn.
The Committee on Territories have in
sAuctcd Ashley to report his amendment t
10 the bill to rc-cstablish civil Government
in North Carolina, as a substitute for Ste
vens', now before the House
A bill was introduced ard referred to the
Committee of Ways and Means, to repeal
so much of the internal Revenue Act as
imposes tax on unmanufacturcd cotton.
Mr.. Loan, Of Missouri, delivered a speech
on hclso's resolutions to impeach the Pre-
sldent; i'll which he made the usual charge
OF usurpation, etc, indu]gcd i'll by radical
orators.
Mr.. Cook, of Illinois, reported from the
Committce on the Judiciary, {. bill amend
!n3 that portion OF the law approved Feb
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R ol@ gEa - "a
Cable Despn.chcs.

@4ssTcH, January ia motion has been
introduced into the hungarian Diet de-
clarinS that the DEGREES lately Issued for q
reorganization of the army is void, and
all who order its execution shall be pun
ashed for treason.
BORDEAUX, january 13.-Thc French
bark Erizcaya, Captain Bertrand, which
sailed from New Orleans on November 13.
Tor this port, went ashore in The Girnnde,
and became q total wreck.
LONDON, January 13. The London Gio5e
has an editorial i'll which it saws the East!
crn question has become so prc.sin.. that
1T demands the immediate attention of Eu
ropean powers. 1t IS the opinion Of The
Globe that a general conference of leading
powers Will be proposed on The subject.
AdFlccs from the East report chat an in
surreetlon Is on the point OF breaking out
in Bosnia
A report from Madrid states that Carl.
BALD has gone to the Island of Gambia.
PARIS, January 13-Evening g-Rcports
rom the East state that ministerial cri-
SIS mas taken place at Constantiuoplc, and
also that the Pope has recalled his ambas-
sador from Athens. 1t il also reported
that large number of rcinforccmcnts for
tac Grcek insurgents have been landed in
Gambia, from Greek ships, and that the
Cretans are receiving fresh supplies Of
FLoREScE, January 1.-THE difficulty
between Italy ana Turkey relative to the
Italian steamer which was fired upon bv
the forces OF the Porte, has bccn an,icablv
adjusted.
PAR1e, January Il -Noon.-Tnorc is !,
vague rumor ailoat, but not confirmed.
that desperate plot to assassinatc the
emperor Napoleon has been discovered
and frustrated by the officials.
ST PETERSBURG, January 1l-Thc Co
vernment OF Rnssia has ordered general
amncstT for all offences committed by the
newspaper press of the Empire.
B&RSE, January H. The Swiss Govern
mcnt has under consideration = PROPOSE
ton to prohibit the people of Switzerland
frnm joining the Popc's army.
II mIvEhErooI., ,.h January 14--The Thomas
for New York, was lost at sea, near HOLY
head, Wales, a few days since All on
board, except, the captain and one man.
were drowned.
MADE1D, January 14.-Thc revolutionary
!unta, having its headquarters here, has
Just issued strong and stirring address
to the people.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL

New IoEK, January J4-Noon Money
! per cert, cent, God 81! Exchange sixty
unchanged. Wheat steady Corn dull
and noniaa' l. unchanged. Pork quiet and
steady Cotton quiet, at 34lM35 for mid
ding upauds.
Z p. M:-Cotton less active-s:.lcs C0c
bales; middlinS uplands 34!M35 FIoar
dull and heavy, at 10c. lower-Stato -. 80
@12.50; Ohio sl2@14.25. Wheat dull and
dropping. Pork closed heavy-ncw mess
S2oS Ge2o}; Rice i'll good demand and
higher1Carolina lo01loA. Spirits G7Gl68.
Rosin 44@10. The demand for money was
more active to-day. but all first class bor-
rowers were supplied at on call There
was rumor on the street to-day that the
Government was soon to pay off the com
pound notes with grecnbacks, which would
certainly cause greater ease in money.
The Treasury will tomorrow commence to
disbursc s9,000,000 as interest on seven
thIrtles. Gold advanced to 3t5
LIVERPOOL, January 14-Evenins. The
cotton market closed very dull, and the
days sales reached about G,O0O bales Not
withstandinS the du!lncss, prices of mid
ding uplands remain firm, at lid
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-15

New io..,,, January IL The st amor
Manhattan, with European dates 10 ,le
81 and Il instant, has arrived
The returns of revenue or Great Bri.ain
Tor the year were of that satisfactory ma
turo tina; the Times anticipates that DIS
racll viii have to deal with n arplus OF
;about million and threc-quarters stcr-
ing. The Times says the wear 1867 brings
peace as new-ycar's gift to Europe, am,
hnahclai!y, never did year open with bet
ter crpromise.
The Emperor Napoleon, in his address
to the Diplomatic body, on the LIST, said:
The opening of the new year furnishes
me an opportunity Of cxpressin: my wishes
foH the stability Of thrones and the pros
pcilty OF nations. hope that We are en-.
cihation, and that the universal exhibition
NIL! contribute towards calming passions
and drawing closer the general interest" "