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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

& A heavy frost was to be seen on 1.-THE
ground Friday morning. The day was
extscme iy cool. a4sacz agoa1aoia
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

SPxRsoN2 a.. 3oseph vWatson md Ham
titon Todd were in. this city last week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

The "Quaker City RI Fire Company
have received permission 10 60 to LafAy-
cite, on the 4th Of July. @so
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

AM RRElSLC. Hammann and Mn.
John Hammanns LEFT for visit t. Ger
many, on last Saturday -
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DR.. D'HUY has recovered from his ILL.,
ness, and is now able TO attend to his
business. at mes II eas.leE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

r. A.. HowARD is announced as . can
didate for County Surveyor. at the Octo-
Der election
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

Splinters of Of the peace that was broken
last week by young Hogan. were seen At Esq
Poe's office. = = ''- y
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

:, Many OF our citizens Joined the ex
cursion to Cincinnati, on last Tuesday.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

e. The ladies of the Episcopal church
give Strawberry Festival to night
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The work on the Nattona1 road bridge
at Cambridge City is progressing rapid
81. r, 5i~ lees ss-s - sss,ysssg
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

No1rs Engine hss been repaired. .
was practised with On Tuesday evening
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

See the advertisement of HADLEY Bro
& STARR s~~4@
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

The wheat near Washington, in this
county, is reported to look well.
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saa MAIL Tines arc givsa - The tAh1e at
- the bead Of this column Some ilahpst-
ant changes have been made 1As On;
y natl mail closes At R.A, md - Ind
anapolis ct 40 p. II.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

CHAs. SAxroxp. Who mas WeM1d 1t
ne School Ho~so soslo vseks 6ince,
= died FROM the effect on Saturday
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

LADIES, we SCANNED the stock of Dry
Goodsfl eoei6ns, &c, at the well known
..ChssQ ose's 5th ST., one square from
the Defes the othsr day, and can assure
you that the proprietors really are doing
all thass people say OF them. Their. ex-
penses are less than that of any other
house in town. and they will give, you
the worth of your money. Remember
the .'Cheap Store ssA ST. one square
foru the Depot.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

,.E)bs g. ~ =. has in oOusiderstiou the
project Of inviting Speaker Colfax to de-
liver his lecture, "Across the Cont
nd.k r in This city, Isui.A 9dT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

zNEw PORES -fhea board of Police
.sAsra Psrplexiss sins = ~ made tn,
following selections
Lieut.. of Police, John Deal; Johl
Ben9ett Adam sAult. Otto E. Mile
Hes npe. end Martin Durkia
e Ill, Nm. Zimmerman,
- Gel 6uet, under NJ.
slnl nasahnnay .becom,
"a through strong drink or .n
edAsI 1na-aresrnade to Aslk
tcxesss he Hotetde cA.h = : 10y NOT
= ss ~. ,Sy and..h.ve
49, ,o.,,, - -, al, locked up by
the Nz<r, in order t. 'ul o.n
es1Ay - fhat eac
fully tolled.
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sasskBE
AnnY RBvssvs1, l1.1eofs. CuRbey. se8s
NAVY RnvoLvza, !6-lee il. Csliber,
BELT kEvoLvss, lSeK Cocking, Nsry Caiiber,
BEEF RgyOLvxn,Nasy 6lss Csn6sr, sss77
Police RsvoIyu, Navy Siss Cslibes, -
Nsw PoGkns RsvsLxne, {vith Loading lsvsr,,
Pocksr REvolvn, Sell cocking,) - -
RErEArIso PIsroI, Kliios pt.j No. 81 Cartridge,
vssr PockEr PIsIol, Ne. q. - n Cartridee
eus Cans, ussg No. =, ~ Cartridge, Ass
REvoLyIxo kIHLs, 36-1oo n. Cslihce 10 e., ~
BRRscH LoADIEG RDIxs No. - Cartidxs. .r
BRxECH LOADING CAxnIuD.
U. 3. RI1LE. (Stesl Rarres) with Sabsr Bavonet.
U. 8. RIrLED MUsEE1, Springfield fsttern
=. REMINGTON . SONS, I.sss, NV York.
Moor. Nichols. New Yof. W.,. Il ~. :. 1xsss .,a T..
ton; Jos. c. Grub Co., Philadelphia; Posisney a
Trimbh ealtinns; Huy Folsom c.. Nsw Orlesn ms
b kittredge CO., Ciscnnati; Johnsna, Speneer &C..
Cr.ns, ssn rrsneiscs; B. 4. 8. n. fh61 son, MSnt-
real. e 80 sGSs -.
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sChesp Siorc.p 9th afree<, .one square
,iY1 4e Depot IAI1n3IsF01
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- A deserter from the regular army,
named Daniel Neel, was arrested Here
Ssweek. and est - N~cPSskT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

DIR. o. p. BAKR 10 president Of the
St&e Homeopathie Society.
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z
RMADAME REMINGTON, the wsrld renowned As
trologist and Somnambustic Clsirvoy ant, while in
cairvoyan state deneates the very features OF the
person you marry, and by the aid Of aninstru
naent of intense power known the Psychomotrops,
guarantees to produce perfect and hfe-like picture
of the future husband wife of the applicant, with
date of marriage occupation, leading traits Of char
acter &C. This imposition, testimonials with
out number By stating place of birth, age,
disposition, color of eyes and har and enclosing fifty
cents, and stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
you will receive the picture by return mail together
with desired information. a5.a
f9Address in confidence, MADAME GKR1HUps REM-
tNGroS, p. o. Box 2s7, West Troy,N Y. z.as
(29-6m. Shuts Co..
@f fa 7zI oS
Nv PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
Phsss.s "Nishs Blseains Cersss.n
FAaie.s "Ni8hs Biee.ai.s Cere.s.e
Ph.ion's ..NixAs Blssrai.g Cers-..~
Phnlonr Wight Blss.si.s Cers.s.n
Fhaisa's "NsAs Bassms.g Cere-s.o
A most exquisite. debate and frngrant Pe~fan..
| Asuied from Inc rare md beautiful flower from
which it takes its name.
Manufactured only by
PMALON 4 SON, New Yeri<.
BEWARE OF coUNrERFEIrs
ASK FOR PHALoNs-TARx. NO OTHER
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

Remember what takes place the 4th
and 5th, OF next month. 80 10
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

We find the following letter in the
Buffalo Express of the 18th:
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"Cheap Store, !" 5th street, one equare
from the Depot 81 E g .a's.ee es $50
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The band were cut serenadfag on Sat
urdey night. Nal naaa s'aAasS
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The Huntington House = being re-
painted.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-09
New York Dry Goods Market.

The same quiet previously existing con-
tinues. The market, In fact, is more quiet,
and prices for most Kinds of cotton fabrics
apart from the best brands, are lower and
is very unsatisfactory, but the crisis is past.
Small fail ures and extensions, no doubt,
will take place occasionally from week to
week. but. nothing OF a serious character
can now occur. Prices of certain styles of
cotton fabrics must settle down now as the
busy season is well nigh over, but there is
room for q declension in the price of GER
tain styles which are scarce and paying a
handsome profit. Manufacturers must be
satisfactory to do business on a continually
falling market, but they have 1t in their
own power to change their machinery or
improve the quality of their goods and
sell them 1T a profit. There IS now two
courses open to our cotton manufacturers,
and let them take their choice. If they go
on making poor goods they must take the
or they can improve the quality of the
cloth and sell 1t more readily at profit.
This is plain talk. But it is better to be
frank about the matter than spur our
manufacturers TO destruction.
AS we have before said, trade has been
languid as the weather during most of
the week has. been unfavorable for active
business; and besides, the first week of
May is always characterized by q general
move into new quarters. But the great<
feature of the week was the peremptory
offering of over 1000 packages of domestic
cotton goods, on Thursday, by j. s. d E.
Wright 4 Co., at their store, In Franklin
Street, on credit of TOUR months. II r
The offerfng was made through the fr m
of Haggerty Co., auctioneers, and came
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-09
Cincinnati Market.

Bg Telegraph GIs cISS44TI, May 6.
FLOUR Firm and unchanged; SUPER
fine, So 5e@I3 30; trade brands, Sf4 SOC
SIG so. p f,7,rs4ass, esa III .s'l-TII
WHEAT-Firmlyl held, but the high rates
asked checks business; rnIliers not buving
the prices of -four are relatively lower
than wheat. .s5s .. ..-faijsA syieas'rf. e
CORN Dull, and prices q shade lower:
not much doing; sales of No. /, in bulk
g7c9Sl; the latter an extra rate, because IL
was offered rather pressingiy at csc; sales
of mixed, in sacks, at 81 0o@l 10; closing
at inside rate. AH &u.H QII EA4
QATs-in fair demand, at 72c for No. 1.
RYE-Steady, at 81 20. -. aH
BARLEY-Unchanged. N3ttAs aa
= WHIsKY-Advanced to, 261zc In bond,
and holders ask &c. - f -
MESS PoRK-Dui, at SO 50. Nothing
done. So ~ lrF
BULK MEATS-Held firm at SG10c, with
some demand for sides at a shade below
these rates. Nt 11NsH asi4 81
sBAcoN-DuL; shoulders offered at SIC,
and sides l054c; clear sides are held at l2c.
. Held more firmly, but no adj,
vance has been established The advance
in Liv rpool strengthened the views of
holders. t4t-f -,
GRocERIEs-Steadya and in moderate de-
mand. ,.-.-s.,~,. .l-4.4-rA4ff a. ftsf ~
BUTTER-Dull. at 25@2Sc, - !; ~
GoLD--l3311c buying. - rms ~ d" ~
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New York Market. !.

CorroN-Quiet and rather heavy; sales
800 bales mldd'ing upIands at &c.
FLoUR-Receipls. 2,55s bbls, and the
medium; all other kinds are without de-
cided change, but the demand fair, partly
speculative; sales 800 bbIs atsll 2@l2 q
IA 20 for Extra Western; IA 25@l5 80 for
choice western; Sl3 50@l4 40 for ship
ping brands exJraa round hoop Ohio
sl4 6Q9l5 80 for trade brands. and the mar
ket closing firm. Cali fornia brands firmer
but easier; sal es 4On bbls and sacks at
SIG DOB So Eye -four a trifle better;
O. WHIsKY-Quiet and unchangej.
I.WHEAr-Quiet, without any dec ded
cnadhg9 5or SPrng; Wits " T Sns T Is X
for No. Milwaukee,; - 20 for No. 2
Chicago; So Go. for extra choice white
50 rs for extra choice white Michigan.
1000 bushels at. 81 81 for western. and 81
BAKLEY-Q quiet; sales of 800 bushels of
State at 81 IL. S-ls.s hna 8 90 us
9 MALT-QuIet. ~ su..
CoRN-Receipts 8, 400 bushels; market la.
&c lower; sales of 81 900 bushels at 81 IS for
old mixed western in store; 81 S9I SO for
es u Chiefly 81 ga Us % a for New e Orleans leans
mixed. .-.f s.-sr.fs,F e.rslt n.ls1E EFesf
OATS l@2c better. but less active; sales
s .LEATHER----sole firm at previous prices.
: iCoFFEE-Quiet and firm. $3.50
J, oSUGAR-Firm; sales of 800 hhds Cuba at
-MoLAssEs-Quie 's." '5.'' 800 -.
PErRoLEUM-Dull; sales at 16@16l<c for
crude, and 25lzcffor refined in bonds
Coal Domestic rather more active; 81 so
retail; 9as 1.ai e-in ~. sa.,I93 -
900 lbs al 15gS5c for domestic fieece; 4S@5sc
forlpulled Z7t930c fer California. =
i MESS PoRK-Opeped dull and heavy, but
Hi, ar mr. hrFt1 tx loo rf
barrels III se3 ooa2s Is Tor new mess, c'osing
at So 06 cash. for old mess $40 00cg19 50 for
PRIME. and 81 oo22 y for pr 5 nae mess
about, previous prices. Beef Hams quiet
at $40 pO(34l' 90 f.z.s. sH9 4sHJ ~ 4s-Tt
at 9@ioc for shoulders ana G212GT4c for
BAcoS-Qulet and steady; sales OF. 800
ll5sc for short ribbed, 1114c for long ribbed,
and l214@I27sc for short clear.
If L ia7 Pa rTs VIII fair demand; sales
BUrrER-F'irm and unchanged. t
CHEEsE-Firm. e
LATEsT-5P. NJ. sf 4.ef
FLoUR-C1osed very firm for common
WHEAT-Quiet and firm for spring, and
firm to advancing for winter; No. spring
81 !o92 50; No: spring 81 9593 o.; winter
RYE Firm and upward; Western 81 GIG
BARLEY-Quiet and steady.
OATS-Very firm, at S6(dS7c for Western.
CORN-Dull and heavy: shipping mixed
Western 81 34(l1 IS in store, and 81 36(eI 81
af1oat; new mixed Western 81 25@I 49,
PoRK-Duu 900 bbls. new less at s23 04tSq
% ]2I2 cash. and regular closing with sell
lers S13 10 cash, and buyers S23 90.
BEEF-Dull, and without decided change.
CUT MEATS-Steady, with fair demand.
BAcoN-Steady, at I0s4c for Cumberland
cut. and. ll3sc for Iong-ribped.
LARD-Firm, at l3g1314c for fair to prime
steam, 1871 dl3112c for Kettle rendered..
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Total 47s4 $ll7 S7s4
!. Notwithstanding the very common COM
plants of high prices, 1t appears that the
decline which has occurred during the de-
preston which set in last Fall is much
more important than is generally sup
posed. The aggregate prices of the TWEEN
ty-six articles above enumerated was, on
May l, 1880, ST. AZ, against SLY 81 now. This
shows an advance, on the average, of
about 81 per cent. In order to make the
comparison fairly, however, it is necessary
to reduce the present currency prices to
gold, which, taking the premium at IS,
brings down the sl1z 81 to $50 "a. Upon
gold basis, therefore, the advance averages
only about q per cent
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph ODDS 4. CHICAGO, May s.
FLoUR--Q Quiet, and without any essen
tial change; Spring extras, Sl2 509l4 90 ;
white Winter extra, SIG so; red Winter.
SIS; more activity. sAt e- t-tt
WHEAT-Itg2c lower; No. 2, So 631l@2 81 !;
closing steady; for the latter, 81 6692 81.
CoRN-Quiet, and K@1c lower; sales Of
No. !, at q 0514@l o.; No. 2. 99c;. closing
quiet, and with active speculative move
ment.
OATs-Prices, 4@5c lower; No. sold at
67@7Qc; closing firm at outside price.
RYE-Dull; prices receded; sales at 81 45
al so for No. l.
BARLEY-Dull, and unsettled; prices re-
coded 395c; No. 2 IN store is selling at
90ag4c.
Observation-Disclosures and nominal.
MESS PORK-DuIl, at So 20.
LARD-Quoted at 121a9l254c; no sales.
zCATTLE-Market for beef cattle dull, ow-
ing to the unsettled state of freights East;
&c 50@6 % for good smooth steers.
HoGs-MOderately active at So 30a7 90 for
common to ciloice.
So O0aS so.
RECEIPrs-3.900 bbls. flour; $500 bu.
wheat; lol 900 bu. corn; $1,000 bu. oats.
SHIPMENTS i 300 bbls. flour; 2,400 blu.
wheat; 657 600 bu. corn; 200 bu. oats.
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,a8I q YkK .YLQ2aJJHT sIkTHJOL I'll AQ IV6IhYIdHT
E1ANS1IEEE -bA+f54Jst g.

off AS announced-9 The uattendance was
quite large, but most of those present were
look ers on, and the goods fell into the
hands mostly of our leading Jobbing
houses, such as A. Z. Stewards Co.; I'll. r..
Bfafiin and Co., s. B. Chittenden q Co.;
Lathrop & Luddington; Geo. Bliss & Co.:
VIM. /. Peake d Co., and some other Lead.
ing houses. raf r4z a4f
The sale was a low one, particularly on
poor styles of DENNIS, which fell off four
and six cents from previous asking prices.
but the better makes of DENNIS ticks and
near one or two cents of peddling prices
Economist, 4th inst. MS afs*
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-09
New Orleans Market. 4 !
= ad.NEw ORLEANS, May

COTTON I'm settled; sales 8 600 bales low
middling at 24(a25c. Receipts in.four days,
2,345 bales; exports, 1881 bales. LII =,
9 aSUGARe-Seconds,Jl1s 4c; good fair, 12ssc;
! MoLAssEs and unchanged 81
2 FLOUR--Very firm; superhne, S13 Is. :
~ CeRN--Quiet and firm at an advance;
and 81 so forlwhite. =
) OATs--Gooa demand. at further adj
vance of sc; sales at soc. 4H sagfa ias +
MESS PoRK-S24 so. q. ...F s.
& LARD-Dul1 and unchanged, ~
BACoN-Only a jobbing business at 9@91ac
I3120l354c for clear sides.
\ GoLD-13714. Ny stEa fs9G .Af@t
>TERLING-4654(95l.f RS fff5en IHub =
MUM. nlAI @- ~~N-te 3
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. MONETARY \ & COMMERCIAL
The Failure Of Watts, Crane s. Co.,
~ of New York. ~

The.DuSlneSS circles OF the city were Sc
r1ously agitated yesterday, with exciting
| rumors relative to the failure of
the well-known house of WATTS,
CRANE & Co.. of New York. The streets
were fun of exaggerated accounts of the
extent ofthe failure. and of the embarrass-r
ments which it would create in this city.
to our banks and business houses, which.
Ii true, would be very serious to our COM
mercial interests. 59D1. e4ae NrH
In order that undue fears may be qui-
eted, and distrust OF banks and firms in
this city prevented. we give all the facts
which are thus far known in reference to
it.. On Tuesday, dispatches were received
by the banks of this city. from New York
correspondents, advising them that
/" Watts. Crane & Co., have suspended"
On yesterday dispatches were received
that the house of Given, Watts & Co., of
New Orleans, had also suspended. AS far
as we could learn from the most reliable
sources. no Information has been received a
by parties interested as to the Immediate
causes of the suspension, as to the extent
of the einbarrassnents, or any other par
ticulars fnEregard to it, The latest
dispatches received last night, as
will be seen by reference to the Stock
Market Report below, state that the saia-
to large losses in cotton and tobacco, and
variously estimat ed at from three TO sew
en- millions of dollars Gentlemen of, this
city, who are well informed in reference to-
the business of those houses, assure us
that even the lowest of these figures given
by the market dispatches, must be exag- 1
gerated. ,feisqa.so,,s es,..t.,3fs..f 8 a. d
While we are without any more definite
Information upon the subject, it is well
known. that the assets of this house must,
in any contingency, be large; and no dis
astrous failure need be apprehended. Its
understood that large advances were made
to Southern planters, fully secured; and
the failure of crops, and the.decIine of cot
ton, has rendered them unable to meet
their engagements promptly, and this
may have assisted to require the New
York and New Orleans houses to ask an
extension, or caused a temporary suspen-
sion. The members of these houses are
well kpown in this city, and they have
the confidence of the business community,
aud it is believed that whatever may be
their embarrassments, they will act fairly,
and do NO Intentional fAJustice.s This as
surance will of itself go far to allay dis
trust and fear.rcs. q rr4r ~
The banks IN this city VIM not be en- |
in any event, as all paperneld
by them is fully Endorsed. 1T Is notsan- 4
ticipated that commission merchants, /
traders and shippers OF the lower Ohio /
valley and its tributaries, with whom |
these houses have large transa etions, will [
be seriously affected, as shipments upon 7
which paper is negotiatiated are princi-
pally tobacco and owing to the lateness 7
OF the season, very little has yet gone for
ward. We believe, therefore, that how
ever serious may be the embarrassments
at New York and New Orleans, the bust
ness of this region viii not be greatly
affected by them.
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New York Stock Market = Watts,
Crane q Co.'S Failure. &.
By Telegraph.l

By Telegraph. NEW YORK, May 8.
GoLD-Priccs of American geld 1377s@
SToCKS-Border State bonds steady !;
Tennessee extra coupons 641z; new Ter es-
See 621a; coal and miscellaneous shares
steady, and without decided change.
The liabilities of Watts, Crane Il Co. are
understood to be very heavy, owing to
large losses in cotton and tobacco, and are
million dollars. This failure has brought
down Given, Jones Il Co., stock and gold
firm. The Kentucky and New Orleans
ure of Watts, Crane d Co. About S2OO,OtO
In gold was old on account of Given,
Jones e. Co., to- day. #H
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RIV Err N H w 8.
I IFI9Yrother Rirer liens see sepeqfh Page.

!. l fpr otlter Rirer TENS see Sepeafh Page
lgMRmrEiis. May weather clear. The
river llas felvi fnci1.l Vni -9TOuwi ~
LoUIsvIII1ls. May s-Fsiver statfosary-9
feet and . inches of water in the canal.
The additionaI arrivals and departures
last evening were the VIM. White, James
Gray ana Asa Lyon, to Green River; Ar
mazda, to Cairo; Taris>con. Louisville and
return; Raven, Pittsburgto New Orleans;
Liberty No. 2, Cairo to Louisville; Quick
step, Cairo 10 EvapsyiIle......The Stone
wall Continued to load on the Kentucky
shore in sight Of the city and at the wharf
up. 10 midnight, and : was getting
pretty well !, down in the water
She was nearly loaded, and viii leave at s
O'Clock this morning st. Charles
had not arrived at midnight, but we are
informed that she had been all evening
taking corn just above the point. She will
be at the wharf this morning, and will
leave to-day with a fun trip for New Or
leans.---.-..--The Liberty No. 2 came
up yesterday evening In gallant
style, having been completely re-
paired, and looking lester both in
side and out, than we ever saw her. She
was thoroughly 7overhauled at Cairo,
and is to-daya better and far handsom-
err boat than she was two years agoa Her
cabin is exceedingly handsome, and she
looks as nice and white as O Magnolia or
Cape Jessamine. The Calre painters and
ship carpenters have done themselves
much credit in the mannerin which they
have completed the job. She was repaired
under the Immediate supervision OF. that
accomplished officer, Capt, ]. B. Archer,
who has stayed by her for 1--WE weeks. Sim
gular enough, Captain Archer and
Joe. = McCulloch seemed really glad
to- meet the wharf vulture." gave
him a warm greeting and having mol
g bannanasv aboard, gave him nice JOB
of printing for'the boat. They will have
her cylinders bored out and her repairs
completed in a day or two, and may be
expected here en- route to Memphis about |
next Wednesday or Thursday, or Friday. |
She ran from Hubbs & viets' wharf boat |
out of sight in seventeen minutes ..-.I...
The Quickstep arrived at midnight, with a |
good packettrip The great Richmond 4
had not arrived at one and a half o'clock |
this morning. t st,f;-s..F :
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-09
Eur,opean markets..

BY Cable.I LONDON, May s-Eye.
ton. es ~, : H.
SUGAR-Steady.s
2 a.Ts7a 's g LossDos, BON May ls s-- \
h CossoLsa9l14 q aitsI .shsif .a'H
/ srocKsaIllinois central, 751S; Erie Al.
Bonds 7I14E THROW ans ttha sE" s'hlbo
He'd assgus LfvERPooL, May sANoon.
d COTTON -Easier.a gstsp1 sbH&.n
= BREADsTUFFEFirm; red wheat lss9d I;
corn s4sssd@ 4sssd. y TX ~ .s1sfn1 meg
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet; pork Used; lard adj
vanced TO 52s- n bafs s. 9aG4 f8H
: PRODUCE Generally unchanged; petro-
1eum declined to 1s111ad. l..,f fa.s,s,ss
i,w tsib LIVERPOOL, May s-2P.
MONEY MARKET-Quiet;. Consols sI14 i;
American securities declined; bonds II;
Erie 1917 Illinois Central rs.
CorroN-Declined I'D since noon, and
the market is dnll; uplands i07s@lId.
Other articles unchanged. ~ A
q s ens LONDON. May sLEve.
CoNsoLs--At 9l14. American Securities
closed at the following rates: 5-2Os 7l14
Erie 4ls4; Illinois Central 74s4. fe 9me
sf-rtsf,f 500 LIVERPOOL, May S-Tve.
! CoTToN-Decline in prices continued, and
the market closed. weak. Middling mp
lands lid; Orleans ll14d. Sales amounted
to 200 bales. 500 sstra = -EH
BREADsTUFFs-Corn closed at 43ssd per
quarter for mixed Western :, Barley 4sed
per so lbs; Oats 3s7d per 40 lbs; Peas As;
Wheat unchanged. 80. e..+4 -
PRovTsIoNs-Market quiet. Beef de-
clined to 125s per BIOL for extra prime; mess
pork steady at 77s6d; lard advanced to SIS
Sd per cwt for American bacon 3es; cheese
Cos.
PRoDUCE-American tallow declined to
43s6d; rosin, common Wilmington, esd,
and fine lbs; spirits of turpentine 35s3d
petroleum spirits lid; refined 2s21zd per
gallon.