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new York Tobacco Market.

We quote from Watts, Crane & Co.'s
Monthly Circular of March 1st:
ToBAcco-Thr the month of Feb
ruary the market has been quiet, sales
summing up 800 hdds., of which say 300
were new. The arrivals of the new crop
were more liberal than in January, and to
effect sales Factors were forced to submit
to some reduction in prices This, howev-
er, follows as a natural consequence TO in
creased receipts, and we see in 1t no cause
to alter our views expressed in our circular
of the 1st of February; though it should
serve as a timely warning to shippers, that
II the prices are sustained at the present
high figures in the markets of the West,
the same result, which proved so unfortu-
nate last Spring, w. be repeated this year;
and we trust they will see the necessity of
lowering their ideas to point where they
the crop we are confirmed, by recent sam
pings and our adviceS from the West,
that, as regards quality it will not equal
early estimates, and now seems pretty well
ascertained that it will be light in color,
and without much substance heavy TObac-
co will therefore rule relatively dearer than
other kinds. Long well handled ClarkS.
villeS suitable for the African market are
scarce and continue to command high
prices. Good GAINESVILLE Lugs are also
scarce. Good Wrappers, either bright or
dark, are much needed, and when found
are taken readily at advanced prices. The
supply of Cutting is very limited, but the
demand is also limited. Cutters here are
very we'll stocked, and it is thought the
present crop will furnish a fair proportion
of cutting. Our market is in a satisfactory
position, and the only thing now needed
is lower prices in the West. We quote in
currency:
Heavy Western and GAINESVILLE Lugs
5@6c; Low Leaf 612@8c; Medium Leaf Ga
l2c; GOOD Leaf l3@14c; Fine Leaf 15@17c;
Selections 18@20c.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. March IL.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, March IL.
MoNEY-Fairly active at 10 per cent.
FLoUR-Favorite brands firm, but in
general the market is quiet: sales Of $500
barrels at SIS OO9ls so for White Winter;
sll 25@l2 Is for Winter; 80 75@1l so for
Spring Extra, and So 90 for Superf1ne No.
.wREAT-Opened firm, and advanced
2@3c on Saturdays figures; sales of Winter
receipts at 81 961z@1 81; prices subsequently
weakened, and at the close there were SELL
ers, but no buyers, at 81 95@1 $50.
CoRN-Opened one cent higher, but SUBJ
seuuently became easier and receded to
971Sc, at which the market closed dull.
OATs-very little doing, but the market
is firm; safes of fresh receipts of No.2 at
,441S@45c.
RYE-Quiet but firm at CSC for Winter,
and 99c@sl 90 for fresh receipts of No. l.
BARLEY-There is good local and ship
ping demand for Barley; sales of Winter
and fresh receipts of No. 2 at 6s@6515c.
PRovIsIoNs-Very firm, but not active,
as most holders were unwilling to sell at
present prices.
MESS PoRK-Nominally per cent. per
barrel higher; $40 so offered and refused
for first class. brands; bulk meats firmer;
sales short rib middles at 10c.
LARD-Firm and quiet at 121zc for prime
steam rendered. ------..--,-..--.---
DRESSED HoGs-Quiet and In light sup
ply; sales meagre at IS 50@9 90; offerings of
live hogs light, and for good smooth lots
prices firm at 81 25@7 SO. The whole range
paid to-day is from IS SGT SO. 81 Il
Receipts 400 barrels flour; 1857 centals
wheat; 1,O26 centals corn. AZ SO 'eE
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ticipating a growing trade. This is q
healthy indication, when it is remember
ed that the food, which has so far materi-
ally interfered with their business, has
nrt perceptibly declined.
IRON AND HARDwARE.-We continue our
quotations of last week, viz: Tin Plate,
SIG 90; Bar Iron, SIC; Sheet Iron, boiled,
SA@9c.; Charcoal, 1lH@12c; Nails, 81 IS:
Simmons. SlS 90.
DRUGs-Have experienced the general
depression in trade, but quotations
remain about the same as last week.
Lard OIL No. 1, 81 20, No. 2, 81 90,
Linseed oil 81 so. Coal OIL, 47c. Soda 1Oc for
English. and Sc for American. Qssinine 81 IS
per OF. indigo, Madras 81 80 to 81 so.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoNs-The demand for Hog pro-
ducts still continues large, to supply or
ders from the Lower Mississippi and Ten
nessee rivers. We quote: Ness Pork at $40
to 500 so. Bulk Meats, shoulders, ~ to s
cents; sides, 10 cents. and clear sides IL
cents. Bacon, shoulders 10c; clear sides
lac; hams 15c. Lard 12@13 cents, tierces
and kegs. Cheese has advanced, and we
quote at Is TO 1870 for Western Reserve,
and zoe for New York State. Butter is in
better supply and lower, at 80 to Csc for
country.
GRAM Wheat, nothing doing. We
quote 81 SO for Red, and So go for
White Corn scarce at 80 to S5c in new gum
MES, with large sales. Oats, hardly any
in market, and quotations 70 to 75c in new
burlaps.
FLoUR-The market is very brisk and
steady. We quote. Good SuperJGne, 80 GO
II 90. Extra, 81 5O@l2; Family and fancy
brands, sl9@14 90.
CORN MGAL.-In good supply at 50 600
8 50 per barrel.
SEEDS Clover, SO 90, with free receipts
Fldx, So 90.
HAY-Is firm and advancing. Baled S22
to SIS per ton.
BRAN-May be quoted at SIS 0O@27 90 per
ton, and scarce.
FRUIT-The advance of the season keeps
prices higher SO that choice Eastern APP
Piles are held at So 90. Western is con-
siderably lower. Dried Frutt: Apples,
81 so; Peaches, So 90 for quarters, and SO 50
for halves. The supply of Oranges and
Lemons is light. We have, however, no
quotations for jobbing.
POTATOES There is light stock of good
potatoes in market at Csc. tosl per bushel.
GUNNx BAGs-A good stock in market,
and held at ..24c for good second hand, and
2Sc for heavy net0.
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RI Err NE w s
For other Rtver Items see Seventh Page.

The river continued to rise up to
midnight last night, and the heavy
rain of yesterday and last night, which
seems to have been general, will tend
to continue the rise...... The additional
arrivals last night were the Minnie,
Pittsburg to st. Louis; Quickstep,
Cairo to Evansville; Mayfower, Mem
phis to Evansville; and Phantom,
Nashville to Evansville. ......... The
Charmer left for Cairo, and the Michi-
gan for Newburg. The Olive Branch
went down yesterday to Lockhart's
Point, and took 5000 sacks of corn.
She returned about 81 o'clock last
night. The. Mayfower did not bring
up the Armada as it was supposed she
would do. A crew was sent down
yesterday to bring her up. Her chin
neys were held by the guys, and are
again up......Capt. John Gilbert, Pres
ident of the Cairo Packet Company,
and Capts. Gus. and Joe Fowler, were
passengers by the Mayhower, last
night. They are all highly pleased
with the beautiful new packet.........
We are told that the Quickstep took
tilt at the Mayfower Sunday night
as they left Cairo and came out second
best, the latter standing out far in the
current and passing the other under
way. We are satisfied that. when the
Mayfower has had Bill McClurg to
put her in complete order, that she
will be lightning on a run.......,..The
Phantom arrived about ten o'clock
last night, loaded to the guards with
tobacco and other freight. She will
hardly get off again until Wednes-
day.-.....The Minnie laid over here
last night in consequence of the dark
ness and rain.........The Cairo cor
| respondeqteof the Cincinnati COmqer7
cidl says:
The Mayfower has ninety bales
cotton, and a good passenger trip.
The officers of the Phil. Sheridan say
that they had hard work passing the
Mayfower, and complimented her
speed highly. The Quickstep waited
until the Mayaower started, intend
ing a trial Of speed. Capt Throop
declined Ii He would make no effort
atracinga as the Mayfewer was too
new to be pushed He had made no
effort to prevent the Sheridan from
passing him, and would not with the
! Quickstep.G The Mayhower was two
lengths eahead leaving 8 Cairo and
maintained the position untilIout OF
slgnt9o wog5 j'gob ozr bne s9fT,, lss-
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, March H.
FLoUR-In fair demand. The market is
steady; no change in prices. m
WHEAT-Firm at 81 SO for No. Spring:
and 81 S0@2 80 for Winter.
CORN Steady; No. 4 62c'in elevator. and
gf OATs-Firm, and at the close could not
have been obtained below SIC for No. l.
RYE-Firm at 81 259I 26. - '0h
BARLEY-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Steady at &c in bond. G'h la'
COTTON-Firmer, with local speculative
demand, and sales of middIing uplands at
&c. This demand is based upon the belief
that prices have reached the bottom The
receipts at New Orleans on Saturday were
MESS PoRK-Is frmer, and, at the close,
hrSt-clasS CITY brands could not have been
bought below SCI SO. Second-claSs brands
sold at 81, and country was held at $50 70.
BULK MEATS-Firm, but unchanged.
LARD-Held high and very little offering.
City could not have been boughtabeloW
1212c; country, PFC.
y BACON Unchanged and firm.
BUTTER-Unchanged and steady. Choice
fresh ,30933c.
CHEESE Firm, at I6lSal7c. r,wtaa
EGGS-Under large. receipts, ARE dull and
prices lower and unsettled; closing dull at
l5@l6c per dozen, shippers count, ssasans.
GROCERIES-Steady.
SUGAR-l2 TO 15e. - s--s .f-r.~t1r
CoFFEE-26@28c.
!. SEEDS STEADY !, clover IS $500, in; the.
s. 3093 40.
LINsEED oIL-Dull and prices nominal,
at 81 429l 43. -.
GolD-l841a@l2474 buying, and lls5@Is54
selling.
ExcIANGEzDul, at par buying, and lilo
premium selling
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Anew York Money and Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK March IL.
The week opens with better feeling in
financial circles, and an increased DISPOSE
ton on their part to speculate for a rise at
the Stock Exchange. The monetary stu
alton is without decided change, although
capital is offered freely. The weekly bank
return is very favorable. Gold opened
firmly, but became weaker as the Jay adj
vanced. Gold is selling almost daily, but
not fullytup to receipts forcustorns.F fssgg
The railway speculation opened firmly
at the open board, and gained strength at
call the market became very buoyant, in
the long room. and there have been large
transactions Unloading shares. The great
est interest was on Erie common shares,
which rose to 6ls4c, amid considerable ex-
element. The balance list was up from.
"a to lc in sympathy. The present move
ment in this stock attracts gre 1t deal of
attention. The general impression is, that
veteran director has once more entered
the market as a bull
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph New YORK, March Ii.
DRY GooDs.-Cotton goods in fair inqui-
ry and steady rates, If we except dark
styles OF prints, which are lower. Wauke.
gan dark prints are selling at 1870, ana
victory at 13c. Quite line of American
dark colors sold at 1870, but light patterns
are held at cents per yard higher. Print
cloths plenty; dull and nominal. Stand
ards are held at Fall River at 11@ll14c., in
providence, but cloths can be bought at
same place at llc., some at 1915, and even
lower, There is large failure reported in
Woolens are selling more freely, and sat
tnets are held at an advance of 59i0c. per
yard,
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BoWldering Streets.
. NOTICE cTO' CONTRACTORS! 7
YTVHFE COL MON COUNCIL alDF5TlTl

. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ~
FTyXEE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
~ city of Evansville will reeeivei sealed
proposals until March 25tiI, 1867, for grad
Ing and lbowldering the following Streets
,Niz.: E.afis.us I4fy fgfid ~ 500 4fsrr-
of Leet street, to. the northwestern termi-
nus of said street at the eastern line of
Block N o. 1873, Lamasco;i ic 9mee I'd bet
Division street, from the northeast curb-
line of Water street to the southwest Side
of First street; ke1 il-8t 1885 s.saT-f8 i
Division street, from the northeast side
of First street to the middle. of Second
street; J4it Ya ttiu-tN ffii3 .itH J0t >.
Division street, from the middle of Sec
ond street to the southwest side of Third
street; ~ lf9A ~ ~ Saifi
Elm street, from the northeast curb-line
OF Water street to- the southwest side OF
First street;
Water street, from the middle of Locust
street to the middle of Main Street;
Water street, from the middle OF Main
street to the middle of Sycamore street;
Water street, from the middle OF syca-
more street to the middle of Vine streeI:
Specifications may be seen at the Clty.
Clerks office E4.n
By order of the Council. ~
agfvT9. luiif A. NJ. MCGRlFF's clerk;
Evansville, March I'd, 1857. n. lhcnz
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Especial to Evansville Journal.]
st. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, March IL

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, March IL
ToBACCo-Unchanged. 1-aes.l = la f
CoTFoN-Dull and lower. Middling NOM
inal at sc.
FLoUR-Business very small and prices
nominally unchanged.
WHEAT-very firm, at "a 70 for good, "a 95
for prime, and s5@5 so for choice.
CoRN-Firmer and best grades higher.
Mixed, 81 43@I As; yellow, 81 47@l 4S; white,
81 531291 So.
OATs--Easier, at S292 OF. Elf
PRovIsIoSs-Firm.
MESS PoRK-S2l. zee Hat
BAooN-91zc for shoulders, l2cfor rib sides
and 1211zc for clear do. Z
. LARD-ll14c for kettle in tierces. fEA
- WHIsKY-Firm ct 81 15@2 II. r.,O
HoGs-511@6szc, gross.
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Especial TO Evansville Journal
Milwaukee Market.

By Telegraph MILWAUKEE, March IL.
FLoUR-Steady and quiet. 81
WHEAT-Firm; per GENITAL, So SO for No. l !;
So 50@3 5215 for No. 2.
OATs-Steady; per Genital, 81 AZ for No. 2.
CoRN-Dull; per Genital, 81 % for new
shelled.
PRovIsIoNS-Firm.s ~
MESS PORK $50 00@20 so.
HAMs-Pickled, I2114@l2sSc. U E..r -s9.relI
RECEIPTS 1.009 barrels of -four; 1000
centals wheat; 400 centals oatsl 400 centals
corn. Shipments, 1900 barrels flour; 1900
centals wheat. e.t-sot adi 9lHoqqQ-
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Special River Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE JOURNAL

g CAIRO, March ,11-Noon.-Arrived
-Luminary, from New Orleans for
St. Louis at 10 P. M; Altoona. from
Cincinnati for St. Louis, IL, p. M;
John Kilgore, from St. Louis for
New Orleans, at IL P. M; Pauline
Carroll, from New Orleans for st.
Louis, at. II A. M; Ed. Walsh, from
St. Louis for NewOrleans, at III AIM.
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Especial to Evansville Journal
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, March IL.
0CoTToN-In fair demand, and prices firm
at 27@2sc.
HAY-S2S@9O. T. 9. - s}f.tA .AAA
hOATs-74@77c. tAA
CoRN-9S@sI 90.
FboUR-se 800 so. IB1Ggg - 81 4
80 Corn MEAL-s4 2O@4 40.
PoRK-S2l 5O@2I rs. Ht1td
BULK MEATs-91@l21ac; round hams,
canvassed. 100000; clear sides, l4@l41zc;
shoulders, ll@l11ac. .igo brA e.9T
LARD-l31z @l4c.
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Foreign Markets.

By Telegraph LONDON, March IL.
CONSOLS-9I.
AMERICAN SToCKs-5-20s, 741z; Illinois
Central, 1874; Erie, 3S14.
LIVERPOOL, March 1-Noon.
CoTToN-Opened quiet, at l3@l4d for mid
ding uplands and Orleans.
PRovIsIoNS-Quiet.
IARD-5OsQd
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
POst-Of:ice at Evansville, State of Indiana,
on the 18th day of March, 1867.
Persons calling for any of these letters
will please say advertised" giving date.
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MERCHANTS FURNISHED WITH

MERCHANTS FURNISHED WITH
U6 Common Ware alone, If desired. We
keep constantly in our warehouses As
sorted Crates of all Common Ware of the
very best make of goods. Also, many diff
ferent assortnents of Common and Stonel
China Ware. q A4fi-A q st.4 fla3siii WlEl
We are the only firm in this city that
imports Assorted Crates direct from
England. We keep, patters and styles
of goods that mo- other house in this
city has, or can get in the English
market. Our wares are Imported via
New Orleans. direct, and bough with
Il gold, thus securing every advantage
within the reach of any house in the \
Our stock is the largest in the State, and
will be sold at prices entirely satisfactory
to the trade.
: now diff
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
City Treasurer.

am a candidate for the Office of Cit,
Treasurer at the ensuing April election
subject to the decision of the Union Con
vention. A. DUDDENHAUSEN
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~ERCHANTS' EXCHANGE and
w. GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT
No. First Street.

Z TRUNTZ & MENTZER, Proprietors.
The choicest Wines and Liquors will be
kept constantly ON ham,; and special at
tention viii be given to the
RESTA URANT, sr
where all the delieacies OF the season VIII
be served in the most approved style
making it pleasant resort for the M Err
CHANTS andBUSINESS MEN of the city.
A liberal patronage is Solicited. b1f q
Oc23 dSm
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Dissolution of Partnership.
NrHE PARTNERSHTP HERETs

a fore existing between Head & Mooney
is thfsjday dissolved by mutual consent,
D. Head continues the business and as
1 ,ssGu r9dl9 I'D. HEAD. g..m
Is niche i ind ,dmiTG;. + l. 4H3 SGB Z.
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City Surveyor.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
ID. SAUNDERS as q candidate FOR City
Surveyor at the next city election.
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and STRAW GOODS a
in large variety.
We have now all the new shapes of Hats
and Bonnets, including Sontag, Patti, Flo
retti, Nobby. Graceful Promenade, Rain
bow, Alma, Vesta, Star, Albion, Annette,
Henriette, Rosetti, Margaretta, Gem.
We will.be in receipt, daily, of Novelties,
which we offer at New York prices.
HeF Prompt attention given to orders.
.biGIo fFaJ 10 ,tll iDEVOU & CO., sJ5i
SO and IS Pearl Street, Upstairs
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Quotations here as follows:

The following quotations. are from the
office OF w. J. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
II. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
State Bank of Indiana.
State Bank of Ohio.
The New York herald., 1867-04-24

demanded 7oc for nerehantsble lots The demand how
bbs at sha sy ths sales being nsa % d y about ~ ~
sses continued dull but prices were not essentially
shp = s. 50 20 strained At 81 100 do Virgin
NAILS were quo,aby changed. being steady &C.
horse 5 9s eus ~ 80 7Ac for eineh, 2sc ~ Tor forged
onsLinseed ruled drn at 81 5, 81 81 for iobbIng
and lavo do to arrive both a. ss soid Crude sperm Was
sHtas sss ass ~ sas M sa
on ss s siss @ aS benz 9 0S s %
quoted . & on ps II Ms@s e sed red ss wa
On Mnlisaes were made Of 500 casks for shipment
s 1853 bbls beef los packages lard
h s as pS TSs s
$ 3 S 5 lsss.i g q y;
g so Is ,ps pss sd s sh
sss %ss IN spoa ss month y @ = 81
ssss ao sss ao : Ea ss ss SO ss
S esis 1ss ~ sS fHs lns e iss!
a ssnsaa or snn :ns s sass wsrf
with & ana G or M ss SS
so sN iS Sf s.s fSs ssealasr la hams
70 M ~ ss is aHs
oa 49, & ssf a shans @ s0SS sr%s
i is0 ar u Dus factory being quoted c
IsIa9.svx Ke0egts. sln Dbla There was an improved
gravity CLOSING al lie in bulk and ,6e i7c Ia bbisthe
Rss ps@s aes The ss S PSsy S
ay & a M n bas So Sa SS in @ a ossss sS
sSas sps
ms.s n % ss
W. aai. wass tar s sss A. Of Nay at
osos HcsWs : heard ,npSs;sa' sales Carolina was
spsIrEn The sale Of 20 toms silesia at ss5c
gold, we heard Of nothing III I'M III
aa
Sass % s The ss IF As soSs sss
sspss sss S ana ls !. % Fss ss
sq hs9. hwss We c for soi ysOw and @ for stand
& f 2 pSs 49, ,s ssoe l s 70 good ssS sS
ssSss ss = = GOOD f grocery syso
Shas as l ans ssf IS n..do ap =
@ % 5
ana q do rsyta on private ee also were IL
a. Hsnsra a % 0 Pvae % We
Cruz M 4se Baeno. Ayres S s fayss ss
@ cHracao S1a SIC aoc Cape & &c &c 1esrmhonaaras
c, San Juan Sssc. 55c sisai Sc Sc, Para c2G
nseed was quiet but prices were un
changed Glover steady with moderate sales I've
sales Were msde sss aasaansa the range - ~
SrEARsEsales were the extent of 5000 lbs
sALrfhc market ruled quiet but firm Jobbers' prices
remained steady previous prices. Ashtons 81 b.
Marshas and Worthngons IS 5 ground 81 70 and Turk
Island 60c a &c
SPICES ruled du but prices for all descriptions conn-
ucd firm, ~
TISPig ruled dull, and prices nominal at 25xc.
gold for Banca and 2lc gold for Strxis and English.
Plates duh 500 boxes Charcoal Terne sold private
terms
TAILow firm, with sales of 10000 lbs. at l1sc a
11nc
ooL.-In view Of the large auction sale Of Domestic
Tleeces announced to take place today at the store 81
broadway, there was small business consummaed and
pricasf or "A
Foreign Wcols In demand but sales
of moment effected Prices remained FIRM The sales
OF neeces aggregated 10000 lbs at 49Sc &c., including
unwashed Western &c. &c., State 54c &c. Wisconsin
523c. Michigan 5lc Goethe latter price for small lot and
tutbed private terms; Is U)0 Texas DC
1900 lbs Mexican at about IBIS pulled at 4oc
5lc super extra; IS 0 lbs California &c 32lc
including 1900 lbs private terms; 5000 lbs Cape
4Oc., and 10 bales East India a. gJLc.
WHALrBOSE.-No sales OF importance reported We
quote South Sea at soc gold and Arctic soc Ole. gold
WHrsKHY- 81 bbls. The market ntnued dull
and nominal s5 offered for State Western,
bond. and 3Uc n gle asked. N-t@ S
The New York herald., 1867-04-24


arner while was dull heavy and nominally lc
lower California heavy under Tessaree s . realize
MwAusse s. . for 40 do and , ssa, $50 r Sr ca s,d.
sys @ sys c Sts us issfsy at "'n 'S 1 an a
81 IS 81 % TOR Canada Barley remained heavy an is
SSshci. bus % al siid ier Two rowed state i Canada
s sa u N m sGns noa.c
os bushels :. nc "a & ss r sla sand sns new c.rn wes a.
decidedly buoyant and with an active eseort and
mTsa wss nsSus ~ sGr s aSa an aaoa; S' 81
S ss ME 'as sas
WI fssrsc %arfst dry continued arm ss 50
90 IS Georges The demand however was mcdcrase
r. ss and az 81; ss &: ass ss
ruled Soash soo,iaYsa steady and
sSia s1Is. at cotton ss - as Slsd charter. n
quarters AN IA:a corn '.saas ar . Cor. British ssip
Ireland ne sIyss 70 Ssse
petroleum., O. Sd an Italian bass 70 oo,s for oer.
an italian bfs 70 Mar.eIes Genoa Leghorn soo ess
s ~ e shp @
% asbonrne ~ Soo one s.s IONS voyage
an 4asd S da q
market 1r ay s s: g y ss s though Y i've.
Ii; Is 8 { fs H. SsasIss No. ss a,S
ss;sas Z Sss = 'ssl $ !: !
y ihs N 20 isc: Vera Cruz is IL lbs, lec i6,<c
IT,. T.@Pse e. e. = ; 49, s. i i ' s s'f ss:
Western. Is lbs 10 % lbs lsc lsc all gold qnoasions ,.
Total OF hides April g. 1861, nseU including sV
y Bsspcs Ayre. $3.50 40 90 No. Es,s @erssn aV @
o ssS. "a d. Texas and $40 We. sailed Baenos
Ayrcs -,
NO sales q moment were reported other kinds LIKEWISE
demand Tor shipping continued m !. fair At u W
HoPs sill remained Arm under small stock The demand
vas moderately active and chiefly for consumpuon sos
important sales Of any description were re-
ported, and prices were quite nominal. -, ,.-s..r
a, ihoy-thcre Was quite movement In 70 ,e nat a.
ruled dun Fenon was quoted SD and ticnsarnoek 81
fSAfnxs our last report falr demand has been
developed for hemlock sole prices indicating IN
proyegen The receipts have been modersss aaa he sne
good demand from dealers and manufscturers rrees e
have icmsncd unchanged. though best middle nave aa
ssSs S E.; %ad. M Es SS %
IiehI do s orncse &c. heavy go re n mid.
ssss S0 III Fl g s.sAs sas "a S1 & S ao
s snd M nemlock in ne rough SO &c oak m s
@ mids. M essa5.a ssS %dss al do - s s & do
in the rough heavy ~ 4sc MIDDLE s4e ssc and ish'
.rrs Essssrn 1r, rsIsns nc .,..xv :. a "
:, y 3 fo ,r ~ Y e edess r. demand sales ~
sales 3 ons cn. sss" = sns quiet
We Sa heard q ..is. ssa sa's
@xc. We quote Cuba mueecvsdo ssc Sc; oiayed, do
6ses 1s%srs.s are ss % Frs IS, a, xT M hha'
NAVAL srcs.s a armsr esins psrysded !hs market Tor
0ps ssSpsnens toweNe ~ ssse whsn holders esnsyAS