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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND,
LfSS@. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE.
= sEEtssslhEkkEsSa THROUGH AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH


AND WEST4
THROUGH RECEIPTS TO NEWBERN.
Also all points in North and South Carolina, Wis
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, and to Lynchburg,
Va Tennessee and the West, via Norfolk, Peters,
burg, South-Sde Railroad, and Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad.
The regularity, safety and cheapness of this route
commend IL to the public the most desirable
medium for carrying every description of freight.
No charge for commission, drayage or any expense
of transfer.
Steamships insure at lowest rates, and leave reRu.
lary from first wharf above Market street.
Freight received daily. - -
No. Il North and South WHARVES
W. P. PORTER, Agent at Richmond and City
T. F. CRowELL & CO., Agents at Norfolk. 81
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TIIE PEHILAnELPMIA ANn
FOR NEW ORLEANS, II

JUNIATA. 1915 TONS Captain p f. Hoxie
STAR OF THE UNION, 1915 tons, Capt. Il. N.COoksey'
The JUNIATA will leave for New Orleans on Satur-
day, October 10, at o'clock A, M, from Pier Is,
South Wharves.
The stan OF THE UNION, will leave New Or.
leans for this por October 10.
Through bills of lReing signed for freight 70 Mobile
Galveston. Nstchez, Vlcksburg, memphis, Nashvilq
Cairo, ST. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, Nickerson d Co.
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent
CHAS. T., DILKES, Freight Agent,
4l1l No. 3l4 s. DelaWare avenue.
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T1REIGHT FOR WILMINGTON, RECEIVED
II by steamers FELTON, and ARIEL, from A nj
to 6P, M " reduced ERses NaW
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pYEING, SECURING, ETC. :.

NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on Staten Island
Office in Philadelphia, No. 40 N. EIGHTH Street
(west sde).
This old and WellknOWn Company, the L0r0eSt of
It's KIND In tUOTLd and in the forty-ninth wear Of
its existence is prepared, with the most exteusiyG
aud Improved machinery, TO dpe, cleanse, and dnfsh
In manner unequalled, every variety of garment
Garments cIeGnsed by our new French process
tOithOtu helng rpped 97tuths2m
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sGlE=sN DAILY EXCURSIONS TO WILL
llliasszE1sa.asas mington, Del-On and after TUES
DAY September ~, the steamer ELIZA HANOOX
Will leave second wharf above Arch Street daily at
10 A. NJ and II M. Returning, leave MARKET
street wharf, Wilmington, Rt7 A. M. and p. NJ.
Fare for the round cents
Moihsle 81 ~ 81 ;: ~ oenA
ChebJef anu marcus t1Ook centa
For further particulars, apply on board.
722u 4. w. BURNS, Captain.
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EXCURSIONS.

aT@oA WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT
- LINE-CHANGE OF HOUR, ETC.
Oh and alter TUESDAY October LIST, the steamers
s, Nj. FELTON, and ARIEL win run as follows;-
leave. WILMINGToN at z A. M. and 1890 P; M,
stopping at CHESTER and HOOK each way. Fare
TO Wilmington 10 cents. Excursion tickets, per A. M.
boat. 20 cents. Fare to Chester or Hook, 10
cents. l03Im
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-28
IOWA IrE u ..

One PIC, was arrested 10 Boonsboro the
other dsy, as we learn from the 4droeate, on
. Requisition, for the murder of Ligeir, IN
Cincinnati, Ohio, year ago.
A fellow by the name OF Possrs-ssys
the Upton Adseytiser--put up ~ the Hotel
the other day, With his wife, and soon after
sloped With another woman, leaving Mrs. 2.
penniless.
The people of Council Bluffs at their re-
cen, elst ion, voted $50. 900 for city improve
ments.
The Auscatins Courier says freigt train
nearly . quarter Of mile long. left that city
for the east q few days ago.
The Norfhresf says that during the last
cold snap the mercury marked % degrees
below zero at tina, place, ard IS below 81
Cincinnati.
"A slsnder suit for $4,000 10 on The
docket 81 Cedar Rapids, brought by J. h,
Elder against Dr. Is. L. Mansfield.
A wagon containing six persons, cross
ing the Mississippi above Muscstine, broke
through the ice and the occupants narrowly
escaped drowning.
Capt VIM. Grace, Of Dubuque-th,
Herald reports-has been appointed Fenisr
Organize for the Stale Of Iowa,
A late number OF the Charles City Intel
hoenesr says that week before last CIR
named Sarah Hun.ey vas sitting in front O.
FIRE, when spark from the stove snapped
out upon her drsss, acting il on FIRE. The
clothing nearly ell burned from tbs ahild be
fore the blaze could be exungulshed, aud sh;
died 10 tia course OF few hours.
The Hae, Eye says that Senator Crime
lett Washington City some days ago, and vii
probably arrive at bis home in that city with
in few days.
The Gazette and Arous, at Burlington, i
for sale. 4 Tine opportunity is now open 70
some Dsmocrs. to exsiuyuish himself and hi
money.
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The Muscatine Courier has an article uns
der the above caption, in which it presents .
very gloomy view Of the condition OF The
country. The Courier attributes the great
increase of crime to the effects of The var,
and 10 the lenity OF the Governors Of the
several States.
1t isa singular fact that that Copperhesd
sheet berates the Governors for their tender
ness towards criminals, and proclaims that
the man who cruelty and premedintedly
takes the life OF another man should lose his
own. He forfeits to outraged society the
right TO live, and it is mistaken policy that
perdons him or miiigates his punishment TO
imprisonment. No sentimental fesling Of
pity should be allowed to excuse him from
experiencing the full penalty Of the law
The pardon OF one generally results in q
dozen more. Let our laws be enforced rig
idly" Aud yet while deprecs,ing in such
terms the immunity of crime, and the injuri>
Gus effects of such q policy, il supports the
policy Of President johnson. and opposes the
inAicton Of the slightest punishment for the
highest crime known to society or the Law.
If there be anything in the effec, Of exam
pie aud immunity from punishment ,endiuz
TO increase crime, then the course OF the
President of the United States, Endorsed
by the Copperhesd party, in opposing the
punishment of traitors, renders them re.
sponsible for that increase. For eli men
must conclude that il the highest crime
in the calendar is not punishable, but the
perpetrators thereof are entitled TO all the
rights and privileges, honors and emolu.
ments Of good citizens, upon What rational
grounds shall men guilty OF inferior offences
be punished by imprisonment or death. il
is impossible that proper public moral SEN
timent should prevail in the country against
crime in general, and in favor Of its punish
msnt, when large portion Of the people re
gard the highest crimes a. honorable, if moi
meritorious.
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REPUBLICAN cosGRkssIoHAL CAU-
CUa.

A Congressional Caucus was held the other
dav, TO make arrangements for the Summer
Campaign. General Banks acted as Chair
man, and Representatives Hays and Ferry 80
Secretaries. Senator Wilson unfolded his
views at some length, and expressed himself
as very ssnguine that threeiourths OF the
Southern Congressional Districts can, with
proper effort, be carried for she Republicans.
Other gentlemen also spoke of the necessity
Of work in the South, and II was resolved 10
reach All sections with documents, ifpossible.
The only bushes done vas to appoint Gen.
eral Congressional Executive Committee
Of one from each State, which is as follows:
Maine, Senator Morrill,; New Hampshire.
Representative Ella; Vermont, Senator Nor.
rilli Massachusetts, Representative Apes
Connecticut. Senator Ferry; Rhode Island,
Senator Sprsgue; New York, Senator Nor,
gan; New Jersey, Representative Hslssy
Pennsylvania, Representative Kelley, Mary.
land, Representative Thomas; West Eir,
sinis, Representative Hubbard Ohio, Rep.
resentstive Schenck; Indiana, Representative
Coburn; Michigan, Senator Chandler; I'LL
nois, Representative Logan; Missouri, Rep
resentatiye AcClurgi Iowa, Representa,iv,
Allison; Minnesota, Representative Win
domj Wisconsin, Representative Paine
Kansas, Representative Clark Nebraska
Senator Thayer Nevada, senator Syei
California, Senator Comes; Oregon, Sens-
Tor Williams Tennessee, Senator Fowler
The committee will meet Tomorrow to per
feet ito organisation, appoint its own Exsru
live COMMITTEES, and decide upon plan to-
the campaign.
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rHa nIoHIeA. p.aocnAcr Oh

The New York World intimsiss that II 10
about TO close the negro hasins cycle Of IN
editorialcareer - . party organ, and swing
round to the other side Of the circle, and
6ghts il out on that line in favor Of our en-.
franchised fellow citixens Of African de-
scent.
And Southern rebel leaders seem 70 be i'm.
pressed with the folly Of trying longer to ex.
clude half Of the free people Of their States
from the right of suffrage, bsve concluded to
accept the situation" Bot the Democracy
OF Michigan won't think Of il for moment
The Democracy thersswsy on the extreme
Northern border and in perfect safety urged
the South into rebellion, and encouraged the
rebels TO wage an everlasting var against she
country. And now that the rebels are de-
feated, and suffering the evil consequences Of
failure, and striving TO get out Of the scrape
the best they can, the Michissa Democracy
Of their safe distance, urges them to hold ous,
and stick TO the subordinstion of the negro
race. Their State Convention.
Resolvsd, That the enfranehiscnsnt Of negroes
and the Acknowledgement OF whites, IS pcrt<nded
BY Congressional action. IL beyond end in excess
Of any power granted TO the Federal Government
by the States, and the exercise Of this power 10
arbitrary and revolutionary.
Rssolced, That the only conditions Of restors-
ton TO their rights and privileges Of the lately re-
beilious States embraced In the Constituticn Of
the United States, which necessarily involves
allegiance" and "1oyaity," and Observance Of
and obedience to Its provisions include all that IA
is right to require from the people ~ eitisens OF
the United States.
Nov, the Michigan Democracy seem utter
ly TO ignore that the Constitution Of the
United States was in full force and virtue
when the rebellion broke ont, and lie terms
of''loysl,y"a and allegiance, did not answer
the purpose then, and hence We propose 10
demand stronger bonds of them 10 keep the
peace in the future. And TO make assurances
doubly sure, the loyal masses Of the North
who trAmped out rebellion in blood, aud
mourn the loss Of half million Of sons sac
ri6ced in the effort, and feel the burden oil
an enormous nsiinnal debt incurred to accom-.
plish it, propose to lay the foundations oil
Southern loyalty broader and deeper, and lei
it rest on the shoulders Of the people, rather
than on the heads of the obhgarchy.
That's the programme. and it will be put
through whether the Michisanders like it oil
lump it, and it makes no difference whether
they 70 10 for it at once or grovl and grum
bic at it for quarter of . century to como.
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: VIZ published yesterday the Wade Hamp,
ton rebel sank movement proceedings, at Co
lambda, South Carolina. To-day We publish
the proceedings Of meeting Of eolered citis
zens, st Charleston, which are psrvAdsd BY .
very different tone and spirit, and shadow
forth, We doubt not, the genuine programme
upon which loyal men, Of Ill colors, in ths
South, will unite for future political opera
tons.
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PaasoSs, the Senator elect from Alabama,
has written home from Washington, deprecs-
ting aud opposing action By the people o.
that State, endorsing the Reconstrucsion Act
Hshores to obtain aid and comfort from the
Suprsms Court, 10 opposition 10 the lav. Bat
n large bodies are provsrbislly slow, Recon
ssrucsiou mar be accomplished before the
Court gets lick at it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-28

Gss. w. X. SrKose died ct his residence
ia New York City, last Saturday. He served
in the L ni,ed s,ases Arpy a. . Brigadier
General Of Y Volunteers, during the war, and
vas in command for time in 81. Louis, IN
der Curtis aud subsequently was stationed 81
Cairo.
he was generous hearted, patriotic man,
and vas very popular with those who hsc
the opportunity TO witness the manifesto
tious Of bis genial nature and kindness O
heart
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tbs latest accounts from Ireland. indicate
that the Feuisu rising has spent its force, and
that the military are SO posted that it will be
imprscticsble to concentrate any very tormi'
dable body Of armed Fenians in any part of
the Kingdom.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-28

Gu. AAsx BLArR, Who was rejected BY
ths Senate - Collector for the Dis,ric, Of
st. Louis, has been nominsted by the Pres,
dent - Minister to Austria. He i. nov
stamping the State Of Connecticut for the
CopPerhesd Ticket, which ccnmends b "a
still moro to the favor Of the President, bu.
Il mot likely 70 increase his chances tor con-
Grmation by the Senate.
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BArCHE,ow,s nara DYE.

This % -nsLi H-ir Dye 10 the brst 10 ihe world lbs
only sod p~vfss Dye I.ruisss kslsbt-, fnstasts
No III AvpeintiBsbt No ridiculous tnts Vat
praI Black BON Remedies the III effects Of Bad
Dves I7ugarates the hais visg soff and tesuts
full The Essuise 10 signed WsUias sateh>,0r n
ssh'rs mere irsitston- and should be avoided ss
BY all prnvgists ard Psrfuusra ssrtory II Barclay
street New fors. fd.%l1 dAvb
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ARE1usiicAS State Convention 10 10 be
held at Richmond, Virginia, on the 18th Of
April, ths anniversary ., the passage Of The
Act Of Secession By the Legislature of yir
ginia. in 1891. What humiliation for the
y. y. V.s-shs old aisssr-brssdins arissoers.
sy->s kass - submit tansly 70 the contain.
1aGiag prsssass efs Republican Convention
h ~ Capital Of the Old Douinion-.he
Chief esss q tAs slAssholdins and Rebel
AsisooMasy, &on 6ne inasnorial
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Construction. Bilious Disorders, Nervous or
G;ck Headache. Gout or Rheumat-
ism, pys2epsia, Dropsy,
And all affections of tt. liver - the ae-t prompt $40
and rs.bls Metiein. knoeu rLey selss and mad,
tenx particularly d.gpsd for the Billions Diseases Of
the soathern aud Sestsru ststes. When timely al
rtpi.te-ed they VII se fva nd srsceus la Ri,as and
R.ristcnt F-vsr. Fever and Agus, Cotiv-o-s-, Cole
worus Pain in tbs Re Fes Heartburn FIsiushcs, In
xeet,cn Pain this Had B.ck Breast. aud ia all
<asss where C.thsrtix /. required Their great sxesl
hence consists 10 this that ,hsy nonpoasdsd from
the concentrated Of the 1sdinai substances n
which they cosupos d. consequently they have far
gres,sr eney AMI far eiia eject, than the
ne rssdicIAI sststspe-s shsthsr utx.d OF admins
tsres sinsv.
MAkstEss sAkAFfvE PfILs ell be fopsa iavsiu-
able pre-, ntivs Of the n.a, soos M,ssses iaet-
dental To The .o~thsr. epuptry-suoh Willow fsv,r
Jsnndie. Lv Complaints Istsrn,it.ent ari Rsmsiens
Fsvsr, bilious fewer Biloas Collie. Biiious pyssntsry
and Di.rr b, ., Chilli, B.ver., &c.
KERR h FULLER,
Who es&ie and Retail Agents for k~eksk-
BuRsaus vAs ecsa.cx, whoiessl. Drngsi.ts. Chi
cage. gsnsrsl ATents for Northwest. dstl-k~tm
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A Beacon of Health.


III. good thinss Of this World have sash shsir sppon
"a mission.
nj. tn. ml..ioe Of HosrHrrHss srohAJH BIZ
rERs to prer-.t and rstssrs great Of Ansns-
Fer twelve years its As protective And srsn<
d. hiss been without ch-eh drawback IL ID strong
.soaYs s,<ne, Of this fact tina: she sessy Of the ar
tels . specific for dyspepsia siiiousss soaspsson'
e.vouspsss general debility, and intsrlsiest fsssrs
hss never bs.n questioned.
A. proof pos,.s infsisbility 10 sssA caves the
ss..sm.nfs ofpubs nss, whose names are familiar -
ia words, have frca tius usss hsss srsa "
tAs world
ffi3 r.putatss re, founded In f.s, sAsh trsth 10
sA.dos and the s.ssassss 81 conscientious oitssss
arr OF no more vsiu. than "diesss osshs.s
And what 10 It's r-pss.sienf Lss the progress Of ss
a.. ., answer the inqur, whore twenty tossa bottles
osHsststssrs Fts,rs soid 10 1851 Ass hss<trsd
dssss ss. disposed Of noe.
C,u'd public opinion be significantly srpr%s-s<
THAI BY It's unpa .lleed increase % conssnfosa "
ssens impossible.
Ia. prspsrs,ion has been initiated where are h'
ir,tstor,. Eeho snsve-s Where" rs the -iin DO
Of 40 lost on earth they all sithsr gene CT zong
49,. h. Nth th.mt mshaodA~-lw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-28

Il stands for Merits without Superior.
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.H.fRSDE.V"S
VEGETABLE slnITIvE PILLS

A,s -urely Vegetable free trnrn nsrai Merourisi
Preps, aiicn. aud compounded With great care
They may be relied ip al, exses Of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-16
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph w CINCINNATI, AprilI5.
FLoUR-Firm, with a moderate local de-
mand; prices are unchanged; Superffne
Sll e0@l2; trade brands Sl3 009le 90, and
fancy SIG 009l8 90. iH ttr pNiiii-t
fWHEAT-sc arce, and but little offering;
1000 bushels of No. Spring sold at 81 s.,
and 81 90 do. for No. l; Winter at S. 80.
CoRN-In better supply, but dull; at SIC
in bulk, and CSC sacked; White was ileid
at 81 90. Fla s'i+A 51iF 10
loATs-Dull, at e4@65c., and the demand
T'RYE-Lower, the supplies being better:
sales of No. l at 81 s.; holders askei 81 20
In most cases, but did not succeed in get
ting it. stf5 z. 1850 q
BARLEY-Unchanged and dull ~ tls9
COTToN-Dull, at 25@26c for middling.
WHIsKY-Dun, at &c, in bond. .s.s
MESS P0RK-Dull. There was no de-
mand. 1t could have been bought at
SIS 80. $3.50 ~ fFh iAi go
BULK MEATs-Dull, at 71z@9Ic, loose.
BACoS-Nominal and &c lower. Shout
ders could have been bought at &c; sides
at lie, and clear sides at l2@l21sc.
9LARD-Unchanged.
BUTTER-Unchanged and quiet.
I CHEEsE-Unchanged and quiet.
LARD OIL-Unchanged.
PETRoLEUM-At 40943c for refined, duty
paid.
MoNEY-Market continues easy, at 9@li
per cent.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. at par buying, and
lilo premium selling.
GoLD-Closed at 134 buying, and 1874
selling.
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steady, with a fair demand; prices sun-
changed. but the market closes quietly. as
usual. Heavy sheeIings in brown still
n, and Amoskeag A and Indian Head /;
D1ac for Pacific A and B. Appleton A and
Amoskeag B; Ec for Atlantic fine shirt
for Massachusetts b, and 151sc for Mas
hua ID. rs.rf :, F~tst.
PRINTs-Steady and in fair demand at
zoe for Merrimac, w. Frakes; I60l7c for
dark and light styles do. on ID cloth; liza
I71zc for Spragues fancies; l61ac for Amerf-
can, Dunnels, Aliens q Richmonds; lac for
and 141zc for Neumkeag. Print cloths in
fair request at 9s<0l0c for ga square
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RIV Err n w S
For other River- Items see Seventh Page.o

The weather continues cloudy and moist,
a drizzling rain prevailing last night. The
additional arrivals and departures yester-
day evening were the Alice Dean, Mem
phis to Cincinnati; Mary Swan, Memphis
to Evansville;A Clifton, Cincinnati to
Memphis; Louisa and Petrolia, to Wabash
River The4A1ice Dean had fair trip.
1.-THE Clifton was down to her guards.
.........The Petrolia went out FULL. The
Louisa and Mary Swan were light.....The
Mary Swan returns to Memphis This even
ing, and we commend her to passengers
and shippers. Captain ID. q Hukin is
in command, and r. B. Majors and Walter
b. Pennington, her clerks, are all pleas
ant, afable and obliging gentlemen.
The Swan bias excellent passenger ap-
pointments,t The gay CharIner eiso goes to
rfemphis to-day, in charge of Capt. Chess,
assisted by Capt, c. R. Rudd. a. gentleman
ultimately acquainted with The ,rade, and
highly popular along the coast. The
.Charmer is first-ciass stern-wheel steam
err of good speed, and having elegant pas
senger Accommodations.
afwe were gratifed yesterday by meeting
on the street Mr.. John Rea, who with his
brother Robert was severely injured by the
explosion of the David White. He is rap
idly recovering of his injuries.
The steamer /" Mary Swan " left Mem
phis on Friday, April 10th, at o'clock P.
NJ. Boats in port: Anna Dawable Des
Arc, Norman, and Kenton. River reced-
ing rapidly. Business brisk. Transacted
a good way business.
Manifest-R. X. Dnnkerson d Co., box
of glass; Bfssell & Burns, 2 horses; Stock
well & Co., l coil rope; Cook & Healy,
barrels of onion sets; Owner on board,
200 gunnIes. For reshipment to New AL
bany, box of mercfra ndise; Louisville
bales of cotton, and 50 bundles of spokes,
-lLln- - MAJORS q PENNINGTON. Clerks.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FTNANc1AL.-There' has been, during
the past week, a very heavy de-
mand for currency, large amounts
being required for tobacco and other
purchases. The call has been met by
our bankers at II per cent, at which rate
money is likely to continue. There is an
increasing demand growing out of the ex-
pansion of credits, which alone will pre-
vent cheap interest, and should teach eau
ton in operations.
New York Exchange in full supply. No
change in rates.
Gold closed in New York at noon to-day
at 1871. Buying rate here, 1887. The ten.
dency is downward.
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LONDON, A prIl l5-N DON.
CoNsoLs---At 9O54; Erie $50; Illinois c N
trail 7654. E 8t
U. s. BONDS "A
LONDON, April 15--2 P. n.
CoNsoLs---At 81 Erie $50; Illinois Cen
trail 7t1a.
SUGAR---Firnn.
LIVERPOOL, April 15--2 P. N.
CoTTON-Firmer and has advanced I'D.
LONDON, April l5-- Eve.
CoNsoLs---At 90s4 sos IS; Erie 3S13.
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Especial to Evansville Journal
st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, April Is,
TOBACCO = In good demand, and un-
changed. IT TI
CorToN-Dull, and nothing doing.
FLoUR-Extremelys dull, and Csc lower on
all grades except on choice and fancy
brands; good superfine sl2 5O913 90; Extra
sl3 50; Double Extra SIS Oo9l6 70; Choice
and fancy s17 oogIs 90. : EX9AsE z0SM
WHEAT-Very dull, except for choice
qualities. which are scarce: No. 2 Spring
81 5092 60; prime g 80; Choice club s. 90;
good Fax 50 so; prime So 6093 IS.
CoRN-Large receipts, which caused an
easier market, except for choice; prices
range at 81 O6@I z. - : { -. 80
OATs-DuI and lower at 7S@s2c. ..,iI5s~s
BARLEY = Unchanged; 81 l2@l As for
Spring. IS 3g1kase 3tsf1k
Provisions quiet, and but little
doing. 49,
WHISKY Dull, at 3 1922 Il.