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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-01-12
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors

Board met January 7th, 1867. All present.
Allowed and ordered paid from the Hos
pital Funo 1888 81 to A. II. H9rchner. for
care of INDECENT sick. Ordered that the
treasurer be and is hereby directed to adver
tiss for thirty days in the San Andreas Req
lister for the redemption of bonds issued on
the Act of the Legislature entitled "An Act
to fund the indebtedness of Calaveras county,
ETC., approved May 14th, 1861, not exceed
ing the sum of $4,000.
Board met January Sth. All present. The
following bills allowed and bonds ordered
issued therefor. E. L. Thayer. S25; D. NJ.
Thompson, s25; Michael O'Connor. $50.
Allowed and ordered paid from General fund
S42 80 to J.. d. Garland for transportation
Of prisoners.
Board met January 9Th. All present. Lii
cense granted to William Steger to keep a
toll bridge across the North Fork of the Mo-
kelumne River, near West Point.
Board met January 10th. All present.
ne following bills allowed and ordered paid
from the Sslar,- e,,I
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DISTRICT COURT CALENDAR.
January Term, 1857.
Hon. S. W. BRocKwAY, Judge.
CRIMINAL CASES.

Hon. S. W. BRocKwAY, Judge.
CRIMINAL CASES.
People VS. Rector.
People VS. Ferguson.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
Wylie ct al VS. Rathgeb ct al.
Vail VS. Eathgeb ct al.
8 Manning VS. Kelly.
Schneberly VS. Biebrich.
) Melones and Stanislaus G. S SCN Co.
VS. Norris ct al.
6 Holmes VS. Rogers.
Sabedra VS. Bassallo ct al.
Parker VS. Cooper. Admir-, ct al.
9 Clarke VS. Eldred.
10 Malonev VS. Wilson.
IL Inimitable c NJ Co VS. Union C NJ Co.
u Holmes vs. Pillsbury ct al.
Is Magee VS. Perano ct al.
IA Beals VS. Tryon ct al.
10 Table Mountain and San Andreas W
Co VS. McDermott.
16 Briggs VS. Anderson.
II Farrer VS. Cummins ct al.
Is Latlmer VS. Adams ct al.
10 Phelps VS. Union C NJ Co.
20 Reed VS. Union NJ Co.
81 Eastwood VS. Cosgrove ct al.
% Soddeman VS. Schachton ct al
% Reid VS. Hughes.
81 Melones & Stanislaus G and NJ Co
VS. Finnegan.
% Beals VS. Amador Co.
26 Doak VS. Bowling and wife.
81 Sober ct al VS. Reed ct al.
% Reen vs. Cassidy.
30 Latimer VS. Green.
80 Schuler VS. Cassidy and Flynn.
81 McGinnis VS. Cassidy.
80 Bang VS. Beckett ct al.
SO Halsey VS. Halsey.
81 Corcoran vs. Tormey, Admir-.
So Henderson rs Ayres ct al.
sc Gatewood VS. Mcneil ct al.
81 Fisher VS. Palache ct al
3S Vivian VS. Nina Rica de los Flores Mill
and Mining Co ct al.
SO Ludlow ct al VS. Nina Rica de los Flo
res Mill and Mining Co ct al.
40 Stanard VS. John Doe ct al.
Al McElroy VS. Donnallan ct a..
~ Doak VS. Gatewood.
43 Corlett VS. Corlett.
A Gagliardo VS. Griswold ct al.
45 Irvine ct al VS. Traver ct al.
46 Hereford VS. Independence Mill Co.
A Fair VS. Stevenot.
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ational Ink! National Ink!
NATIONAL ENK!

A TWhNTY-FOUR OUNCE BOTTLE
N filled with the above beautiful writing
fluid. carefully packed in a tin can made ex-
pressly for the purpose, will be forwarded to
any part of the Pacific coast upon receipt of
one dollar
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN

To any one desiring to purchase a good
business. [ will dispose of my stock on terms
which cannot fail TO give satisfaction. The
stand is iavorably located, and is one OF the
oldest and Best KNOWN
Establishments Mokelumne Hill, having
been opened in 1851. and is still doing good
gold dust and cigar business. This is one Of
the most favorable opportunities for invest
Ment ever offered.
W. FEESCEE,
Centre street, opposite the Post Office.
Mok Hill. Nov. 10th, 1866. n24:3m.
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r ARE CE FOR
CARTSTTsE AS!
GOODS TWENTY PER CENT BELOW COST

TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK OF GOODS
L by February, offer my entire well Sc
lected Stock Of Goods 20 per cent. below cost
price, consisting Of
Cigars:
A large Assortment Of Havana and Do
nestle Cigars, at all prices.
Tobacco:
Natural Leaf and Sweet Tobacco. Smoking
Tobacco in one and five pound bales. Snuts.
Matches:
German and California Matches.
Pipes:
Meerschaum, wooden, and other pipes
Cherry Stems.
Books:
School Books of all Kinds. Miscellaneous
Books.
Novels:
English, French, German and Spanish
Novels.
stationery:
All sorts Of Letter. Note. Legal. Fo0lscap.
and Bill Paper, and fancy French Paper.
ENVELOPES. all sizes aud colors,
BLANKBO0KS,
Memorandum.
PORTFOLIOS,
Passbooks
Steel Pens,
Gold Pens
PLAYING CARDS.
Inks. etc.
Fancy Goods:
Perfumeries, Hair, Clothes. and Tooth
Brushes, Combs, Purses, Spectacles, etc.
Musical EZlSsEEgElgcEstS:
Flutinas. Accordeons, and Violins. Bows.
Strings, etc.
Cutlery:
Wostenholm's. X l.. and other Cutlery.
hazors, Bowie knives, Scissors. etc.
Fzssols, Powder, Shot and Caps.
Christmas Goods
Special attention is called to my large
! stock Of FANCY GOODS. TOYS. and many
xIl,, y, l.. ~
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-I,oWeu We anu ordered pad from Hospital
Fund S'S O9 to A. H. Hervhner, for care
OF INDECENT sick. License granted to Nar,;u
Donnallan to keep a toll bridge across the he
North Branch of the Calaveras river raar ear
San Andreas. "e'1
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-01-12

Special attention is called to my large
stock of FANCY GOODS. TOYS. and many
other things suitable for Christmas Gifts.
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Township Tax Collectors Returns for
December 1866.
The following are the net returns of the Tax Col
lectors of the various townships of til county for
the month of December:
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Don't Eorget the Place
C92ssfabsp'S Sale,

Main street. head OF Lafavette.
Mokeumne Hill. Nov. 30th, '66. diff
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TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK OF GOODS
L by February, offer my entire well Sc
lected Stock Of Goods 20 per cent below cost
price, consisting Of
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A. P. DUDLEY. Atty for Petitioner
Mok. Hill. Jan. Sd. 1867. iv5.4w
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LOOk at This!
9 Yards OfCasFcc for One Dollar!
Together with hooks, eyes and spool thread
French NEerinos,
ST. cents and $l-the very best quality.
Fl9nReiS and sElectings,
At the same prices as before the war
Clothing.
Boots ;aEa& Shoes,
Mating,
Carpets,
DrEEE5Eags,
Buck, etc, etc.
DRESS PATTERNS.
SILKS. and
Dress Goods ofall descriptions.
SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA BLANKETS.
WOODEN GOODS of all kinds,
BLEACIIED and
UNBLEACHED COTTON,
Besides other goods,
EO0 GEElace'aag& 30 HaGsatfOEsa
All selling at EXTREMELY LOW RATES.
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Cigars:
A large Assortment Of Havana and Do
nestle Cigars, at all prices.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEw.YoRK....."DEc n

CLEARED.
Steamship Ha.era' Couch Norfolk CITY Point ani Richmond n
SIP Ms.hnstos nushe. Liverpool Charlie. Wright Co.
Ship ee.oote Freeman LdysTPso Williams S Gg.n
Bark Josephine Mitchell, Gardens, Moss Ward.
LarG AOsl Kadsr EeLsr'cn, Maple. PsaSOadi Wall:
Bs S arss Ro 6.n ss Fas,f J Jol
BTs h & S% ' s3:a"s g s fa%SR Rd r. H'
s sS S,5e , c.I : KHof s. ss Mac n JH' Co.
ss & B BIsab PI s..sy c aS ia Mec VS
ARRIVED.
Steamship Herman Livingston Kon Savannah 60 hours With md'e
Steamship pdaa irer,on goth and Havana 24h
with sd,s '1S pa. to 5iy 5S Fox Co. s...,u,,
pee T. win nss and ~ gs'' 70 9er Co Had .r0ns HO''ler
Ssamsa A6s@as BGas Richmond aud Norfolk with mds and
Steamship Francisco Iove. oreytoru day With md and
pas: TO y n CsIrnsi2n p. Id. I'D. 49,, as, :, WILLIAM
Bark Preemad orr orausn Cardiff days With railroad
Brig Msp Curly Oi PArbol Masters Adcrb H. y iys TitS
'. ,'sl pee pee y In 80 &c ,s,s ,os,, with ns
&c. r. O. lof Brimore) snoo, Demera IS days With
sg1to Ala Sailed IN company win brig Chesapeake Tor bAu
Ser lyai sauion savaunahs day., with timber "
sr joba IorIbrup OBJ. sAndford CORVALLIS. s. to IL De
. gsr Strong, Brorn Ei,aostspo for Rt51gsrs.t
chr Lad, Jaae LeateI. Eisb,thpor .ith iron
s s Nam Nam Sa. aa' S. Sa,Si for Yssu,s
scbr Thon.. T. Tssker Allen Boston Philadelphia.
Ser Ser s sssis .a1 s E' M FiS5fi Ds ''
s sST ss A ps, 9' ss% G 5,y. to Il Murray
Schr. Charles ). Hatlrd. Ham, Bui gePort
Schr Pbele Elizabeth Hi, Ner-llaYea
Schr. Joseph Corwl Nea-llreB.
Deuus, New iat
Sclr st. Lucar, Nesin, RocslanA
k,hr Helen 81 Condor, Belfast
Schr. JaheI L. White DAVIS. Plovdt1eA
Schr Brelyn Dsrger NrNllaren.
Schr Mercer, Neson Bill.ep"ft
Schr Robert Knapp. Nurphy, GreeBwch
Sehr. Josephine Bal, Bridgeport.
Srhr Mott Be!el. Brtc, Baltimore
scIr Young Tea.ur. Der BIiihnora
ScLr Only Daughter. Baker. Noink.
Schr q. Is. Smith, walker Virginia
SAILED.
f'e,nshp Ha.erss for Norfolk.
SPOKEN.
Mar,pO'as:ea~shP Tor hou'eFe 2Os int' Of Cape F'rh
Ssn Enthusiastically Dec 90 lat 81 s. lon "A 10 hence for sa
Georsss.am,hp Dec a. II NJ lat 30 co. lou. '4l hence for
Holftook-bark Dec 90 H. aL oO5 Ion 20 bound W.
j. McIuye-bg, Dee D. t 80 a. lon y 40 from Malaga Tor BA
Aunt. Fuler.chr % Bauega bearing NSw ~ miles from
Hampton Roads for keDnehunk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MOSRoE Dee oAued bark Delaware from Deeras
Batmore big Chesapeake 90 do land pass up IN ofi .cDr
Island Home Edwards laad brss p NJ Tinker, lon
D,mersrs; Omer. from RoloGia, for order.
BasroN Dee 3OAUve steamships Rowan philadelphia; Oaueus,
Gold Finder. nagua, Julia k Pratt Baltimore
Below, brig Marguerite ~ Dnnnee. -
Dec 2Ssd shps Patbrek, for Falmouth and
ST. MARI, for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
AGrevtown Dec brig Reyertns. Rvlet from AspuWAH,
dirg will load FOR MiuIattls
AZ Demersra Dec H. bgs Fayo1l,e for HewYok 10 DAYS, Hattie
Baou Baltimore days; ~ SioSeTs, for heS'Iork IL d!si
schr j. r. Anger for DO. In days
~lrsaerr r-vn ~ -
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HOMICIDE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

John Crane, formerly a private in the SOth
Mass Vet vols from which regiment he deserted while
IN garrison NJ Sumter s. Cvas killed the night Of the
odd OF pecember 1t the house of W. W. Bradford,
that town It was said by his fl0wsodlers that he bad
ier wife AID children in Massachusetts, but nOtwth
Standing this he married BradfOrds daughter, and
manned IN this country after the regiment had left and
been mustered out. Difficulties between Kim and his
father.inaw caused the latter tO take out peace
warrant nst him; the Sheriff sent two men 70 make
the arrest they entered the Bradord's house
occupied by Crane and lis WIFE, little after midnight
and Wme one WAS engaged IN ggc with Crane, the
other shet the deceased i'll pistol. IL. the presence Of
his WIFE Crane survived only few hours. The man
(Weils) who shot him his hrOtlfr-!nIw Crane
an freshman probably gbou years OF age and when in
liquor Wa turbulent, IL not dangerous.
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Rysn q A., Mr.. Dr. Hubbard. IT, Keller Major j. H.
walker U. A., Cot Miision, A, Capt Williams U y
Dr. H. Gxnia W. b. Thomas o. j. Lewis A. Fly. A. MGIeen.
A. DoTr w. Hal and wife L. A Foster J. d. Whppe,
A. johnson, Mrs H. MaTte j. aud Mise raw King H.
Rhodes Sperry j. ssge Crsnda r.. Potter T. RTGeT, X
Grafton. g. w. schneider y German Williams M AMI Mrs
Wright and children T. H. Iona Thorne b. Reed NJ s Short
Lowrie Boon James Heehmsn G. Hannan Mr. and Mrs \ IL
Melbourne and children Mrs sweeney Mrs Clifford b. J. Low
e w Graves W. Durbraw q. Young H. b. Johnson y T. Md
ng @. FsdereIs A. walker D. Taksr MeMana soskton
p COwe HansaW r. d. HOwe Capt A. r. southern AID VILE
w. Pits B. Pepper g. Emerson B. Fitch Allen b. T. MATtn
G. Cochran J. T. Adams J. n. Cells and Isl In third cable
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6uunirp S,al Gstair for SaI,.

Country Stal Gstuir for SAX,
ATORANGE, N. J.-YILLAS, VILLA SITES
N and FARNS Ftsi variety beautifully situated ons hour Ion
E.vYorh sALE Also Couhl st and Heut.s TO LII ef
a, season or year BY BLACKWELL SMITH No 91J broadWah
NsEYort siOIl onng., corner Main and Coben ttoe
A TTRACTIVE and cheap HOMES ut Metu-
"a sben, one from jersey CITY, s2,oOo 90 SJ5,p0
PETIT PRAZER, No III BroseN.y kooH NO =
At NEW BRUNSWICK-4 Cottages, from
~ 40 10 90 Houses Lots from $4,000 10 5000
pleodd Rs.deucs-s6O 5000 $1,000, and $1,000 elegant
1900; rl4D one acres
AZ oJ onr Geres House n fl2HO Hotels Stores
J. 4 FhR6USON a Co. No. ~ hAssaust Room 10 -
BARGAINS IN FARMS NEAR NEW
BRUKsNCK70 acres. splendid Pam m"feu bnllugs "a
Civ $1,000 80 The Rauu nagbiaoeu BnI1g' tVn
acres two miles on urnpie or bumng @oSv % acres Two
nj =. tr,t rate improvements l2Oo 10 others cheap.
j. y. FERGU son q Co., 40 80 Nas.aus Room No ~
CHOICE FARMS at Farmers prices, IN the best
N,e,tou. IN gsse,. PETIT FALS ia bToSlas5 room
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FOR BREMEN. Dec Ola steamship psushlaHd-MH p p
ve,n A q Isnole A. Boehm h. Hoeier Hs1ieggrr o. ber1s
g fi,.nbut w Cornell 5eaett family. ANA and Isabella
Grant Geo Bernem Alb s'emeyrr ad d' Meyer eIi ana ad
mic Dalton A. Rouse H. John G. kimme W H. bi1ml rs
A Timap Fna Ercus aud chill Auua Ehcu Fred Norm " tIeH
g. Anderson, =. FUTkhtimer. H. Nrhmtill ald via
pgoN SAVANkA Dec s-ln steamship Herman livngstonN
Bettos Chsrs Green Master Edward lpkus g. Entfion Al
Thompson Gsor.e Folr Cspt j. Peek J. e. 1ari ' anl %
j. e. Alden H. snd Gilbert GIr,u Mrs Huu,nn Lt ann 'i't 1
,srrant A. L. Anstn Mi-, lila ussey. hss or ~ IT, ',
a. Vire.r Jon ami Vreun williamson Samuel Robinson John H.
gl-n lanes aud i Hogan. Mm. Iplifk AfilIr DuuaIo1
Nr. I.rnr, Mott Nm G. EIfanls end ~ u tlr ttfrHf.
FHOA GRkNTORH Mo- Dec JIH steamship haA F'-A.sc0-J
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Detective officer Kinney of the City Han

Detective Officer Kinney of the City Hall
Police appeared before Justice Hogan az the TOnbs yes
to-day having In custody one p Frank Gt whose Olico
is al 80 IS Cedarst, whom he had arrested at BIS TtS
denee Ia Troy. The complainant is Mr. Frank Kinney Ok
No i0S Libertyst and he char that ca the l ldAt.
Gill bought OF him spirits value at $780, the same ben ~
rs he alleged, FOR Nathaniel Wood, tupposltois dire
OF the Central National Bank Of Troy IN payment
GIN gave two checks the Central National Bank vi
Troy for ST. TO- and the other Tor S0 Doth Tar
porting to have been drawn by Nat Wood.
il IL now alleged that these checks are
worthless, Wood not being connected with the
bank Justice Hogan committed the accused.
Peter Gallagher night Waterman on lighter ID lug on
foot Of Thirty ST., n T., wac committed TO
answer the charge Of stealing II bags o coffee consigned
SAYS that on night of the 2h inst three boarded
tossed t their boat and rowed away. He adds that
no exchanged Shots with them. Committed -.
James Smith, James Kelly, and James Meyers
were yesterday committed by Justice Hogan to answer
stealing tub OF butter from the sidewalk at MessTs
Theodore ;. and ii. Doremuss store Joseph Frazer
committed for attempting 10 steal tub OF butter
from Mr.. A. b. Putnam, OF No. G. Pearlst He threw II
into u wagon and drove of, bnt was caught.
Before Justice Connolly, ut the YOrkyille PO-
lice Count yesterday Theodore Koch OF No Co Eleventh.
held 10 bail In 500 10 for violating the
Excise law. William Rooney fined $40 for obstct-
strove her down side street. but prevent ted
by the timely arrival OF policeman.
The Grand Jury in tho Court Of Oyer and
Ternhner ut Newark, has appointed Jobn 9. Dunnng.
Clerk.
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Situafions SaIauif0..sftmaItg.

NVANTED-By a respectable English woman,
a situation 70 20 LIGHT CHAMBRRWORk and SEWING,
wait upon elderly LADY, Is kind nurse and has trcass
Can be heard from I'LL engaged No So Grand 81,
Roou No J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-31

ON brooklyn lights, u FURNISHED HOUSt;
~ fnrstop, brown stone and bret vi'1n eys ~
was Ferry furnace and CRATES. range gas hot ga se
bath stationary tubs etc. al in perfect WI Nc
ted 10 private 80 per month, owner fP-
IppIT to DAVENPORT FAsSING No. l55 MoBag - leaE'
81. B~okyn.
NHE WHOLE or PART of four liable
L LOFTS 10 LET on Ito side ~ Broadway r't:
Immediately. desired Inquire Of C. T. GILA-a 30 VI
Broadway. basement
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Slurt CQ,arNur's !1utit,.
STATE op Ngv.YonE,

SrATE Ngw-TOnE.
PoRr.WARppNs oYVcR, No % Wil.sm-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section passed April - ISL entitled 40 Act 70
% Tie Wanens Onc Port 81 New lok" 70 all persons
Interested Bv1g Of The subject matter VI seA inquiry
tie following under erana-
non bv the Pom .neus examinations will
days Ills Loce % 0o2ll 'Ai
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Dec. so, Isc

NEw-YoRR, Monday, Dec. So 1867.
There has been q general impression among
business men that general decline IN the price Of city
property either had already taken place or soon would
This IS mistake. The real estate market sim remains
Grm although but very little is doing There 49, indeed
10 reason why unoccupled lots Manhattan Island
should be sold at reduced rates Real estate has g'ad
uay advanced in price the same rate at which busi
ness has moved the Battery toward Harem ana as
greater portion Of the lots not now built upon are
held by capitalists who have immediate use Tor theIr
money there is no to expect that they VIII sell
unless good prices arc realized. Tho market already
begins show signs Of revival and already prepar
atons being made TO offer for SALE during next month";
aarge amount Of city property Eghlos on the Hlshth
ave. comprising the whole east front between one-hund
red-and thrtyninth and Onehundred andfortieth-sts
and three lots on the sonth sido Of One-hundredand
thireth-st, the Eghthaye, are to be offered at
auction tomorrow (he 3lsD.
The following real estate transfers this
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3uarS anS 4uums.

NO. 1872 East Thirty Second-st., newly-fur-
~ n,hei ROOMS TO LET With BOARD, r two persons
so per week
NERY CHEAP, well furnished ROOMS TO
No - Boudst, consisting Of third story large room Large
attic AID bathrooms second foaL
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ALMANAC.

San Rites.,s- 724 sun 4;i2 Moon ets'.'.'.lol9
SandHeot..li:lO Cows Island. Morn Hell Gate. la
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-08
Dy MdII.I
New York Grocery Market.

CoFFEE-Rio is quiet at 16(01915c, gold.
We notice sales of $50 bags low grade Ma
racaibo at l61a@l715c, gold; and $50 bags st.
Domingo, In bond, at lls4c.
FRUITs-Trade has been moderate, with
out change in prices Sales include Layer
Raisins, in lots, at "a; Bunch, SO 80; Valen-
cia, Ice: Currants, l21ac; Tunis Dates, about
22c; Turkish Prunes, zoe; Bordeaux Wal
nuts, 1870; Shelled Almonds, SIC; whole
boxes Sardines, 55c, gold do. or. boxes, lSc
San Bios Cocoanuts, in lots, $50; Carthage
ma do. $50; Wilmington Peanuts, 81 1908 Is
Havana Oranges, per steamer, $I2; Sorren-
to Oranges, 81; Palermo Lemons, S3@3 so
Domestic Dried-We quote Western APP
pies l09ll12c for fair to prime; Peaches,
30942c for peeled, as to quality; 131z@1415c
for unpeeled quarters; and l5@l6c for
halves.
FIsH-There has been good trade, and
prices are firm at the late decline. Dry
Cod, Georges, Sc 00@6 Is; Grand Bank,
S. 25@5 SO; Mackeral Bay, No. /, Sl7 75@
Is %; No. 2, Sl7 00@17 Is; No. 3, Sl4 O0@14 so
Herring 27930c for No. L, and 45@48c for
scaled.
MoLASsEs There were no sales to-day,
but the market was firm for fair to good
new Muscovado, 50@55c; New Orleans, so
@90c.
SUGAR-The demand continues good and
prices very firm. Fair to good refining,
10129l01sc; fair to prime grocery, 1I@ ll5zc.
Sales to-day, !, 400 hhds., mostly Porto Rico,
at l05s9lls4c.5 Refined sugars are firm, best
crushed l5149l515c; soft white 141a(0l45Ac,
and yellow l3@l4c.- World, 5th inst.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-08
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph. CINCINNATI, March Z.
Fourth but limited demand, and very
little doing in lower grades; trade brands
are taken to a moderate extent at $11 SOFA
Ii 90, and fancy Sl4 00@I6 90.
WHEAT-DuIl and unchanged.
CoRN-ln good supply, and prices lower;
No. &c in elevator, and 76c in sacks.
OATS-Dull and lower; No. at sic.
RYE-lc higher, and closed firm, at 81 Is
al 26 for No l.
BARLEY-No change.
CoTroN-Dull, and prices nominal; &c
for middllng uplands, and in no demand.
WHISKY-In good demand, at 26c in bond.
MESS PORK Quiet, and holders firm but
in no demand; city SO 20.
BULK MEATS-Sold at 7$4@954c, with an
easier market
BACoN-Sales 30 hhds., at 914c for shout
ders; l054c for sides; ll54c for clear rib and
1214c for clear sides.
SUGAR CURED HAMs-In fair demand; at
l59l51ac for canVasSed and picked.
LARD-Dull at l2a8I211c for City; 100 tcs
were procured at the inside rate,
BUTTER Unchanged and dull.
CHEESE-Firm at l61a9l7c.
CLOVER SEED--Held at SO 90, but jobbing
rates are IS S599 90 in a large way to deal
eFs; could not be sold at over IS 70.
TIMOTHY nchanged.
FLAx-S2 1902 40.
EGGS-lS0l9c, and in good demand
8 COMMUNICATED. The rates paid by
bankers al the close were 13315@I3354.
ExCHANGE-In better supply, and the
market easier, but rates are, not lower;
bought at par and sold at Ito premium
MoNEY-Market more stringent The
decline in gold had depressing influence
on prices of produce and the market was
consequently dull.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
Especial to Evansville Journal
Chicago Market.


By Telegraph CHICAGO, March 7.
There is a good demand for money, and
supply fair, at 10 per cent
FLoUR-Moderately active and steady at
former prices.
WHEAT i In limited demand, closing
d,iet at 81 80. Two small sales No. at So
IS . GENITAL.
CoRN-Lower, closing quiet at 771z@7s4c
for No. -.
OATs-Dull and easier, at 411z@41s4c.
RYE-Steady at 9S@9815c.
BARLEY-In moderate demand, at 64@65c
for No. 2.
Provisions Firmer and the demand for
mess pork is active, with sales of 3,5 bbls
at SO 5000 90. Offerings of bulk meats
are fight, and holders generally ask an adj
advance of &c. Sales are small at re
cash for shoulders, loose; Sc was offered
and refused ftrshoulders of next months
delivery
LARD-Is quiet but firm at 12c for prime
steam rendered.
DRESSED HoGs-Quiet and without ma
terial change. Sales range from s. 25@9 90.
LIVE HoGs-Firm and active at yester-
days range of prices. The demand is by
packers and shippers.
REcEIPTs-5.5OO bbls flour, 5,4OO centaIs
wheat, 6,400 bushels corn, 2, 100 hogs.
SHIPMENTs-5,So0 bbls flour, 6,lS6 bushels
centals wheat, 1920 corn.
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continues inclement. The river rose
one inch during the past "a hours; il
is up to the high-water mark of 1862
The leyee at Helena, Arkansas,
broke through, on Tuesday night at
10 o'clock, washing away the lower
part of the town, and inundating the
whole place.
The levee twelve miles below here
broke last night. The whole country
below here is inundated
NASHVILLE, March THE river
is rising 2 inches per hour. Cold
and cloudy. All the low lands
around Nashville are overfowed.
Arrived Palestine, from Louis
vile; Alpha. from New Orleans.
Departed-Nashville, to Cairo; Col
umbia, to Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, March z. Weather
cloudy, cold and damp; river rising !;
liz feet water; business dull; freights
scarce, and no arrivals outside of reg
ular packets. No arrivals or depar-
lures.
CAIRO, March 1.-THE river has
fallen little over two inches. An
inch and half of snow fell last night;
cloudy and thawing to-day.
The Quickstep arrived from Evans
vile, The Ruth cleared for New Or
leans at SPIN.
LOUISVILLE, March THE river
has risen 10 inches in the last Is hours,
and is within 3 feet of the last food,
and is now rising an inch an hour.
Arrived Spray, from Pittsburg; An
glo Saxon, Arkansas River, to Cincin-
natl. Down-Silver Moon, Cincin-
natl to Memphis; Empire and Stone
wall, to New Orleans.
Private dispatches report every
river and stream above as full and
swelling rapidly.
MEMPHIS, March 7.-Business stag
nant; departures st. Charles, for
New Orleans; Albert Pearce, Colum-
bian, Belle St. Louis, and Enterprise,
for St. Louis; Anna, with 600 bales
of cotton, for Cincinnati. In port
Dan Able, Mayfower, Atlantic, Ce-
leste, Sam. j. Hale, Rose Hambleton.