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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-10

- T. JANE s. HOTEL,
(COnd"cted on the European Plan.)
405 & 407 LIBERTY STREET. OPP SITE rHR
UNION DFPnT. PITTsBURGR, Pa.
LANES X. LANAH4N. Proprietor.
This House is newly built aud splendidly
furnished, and convenient to all the Rail
roads coming into the city. The Restaurant
Connected with this Hotel open at all hours
of the day and night. foct.17-Iv5
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-10

DOCKET KNIVES, TABLE KNIVES
n and Forks. Spoons, &c. can be hon, h.
cheap f1 oesa o. GEO. HUNTL.EY,S
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-10
EORNFY'S
w EEKLY P r e S S
THE GREAT RADICAL PAPER.

The most extensive and freshest POIft-
teal News--The best Agricultural
DepnrS m nf--The late 3lar
kets--A nd the best Orlgl.
mai Reading II after.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26

Sen. Otr pt nunmebr Clnsn Y!ief al
Srn. Cisco, prn betlunlrG 6manSs s9clItiIer
pcr &rielejttt, gehrirben bItrn, norm er
it iur Gjrmt unn Gofdr crtidgt. gtu,ih
wuroe bctlmttt,p cIn 8.ttf oee generals Su
@unisn pcn csnlpur uno Blair perGn.nt.
Itdt. gErlhrr mag nun Ger dht lem
Seer nil bcr Gientrat es nit gtiosn bdItrn,
um ndhbcr ie ais Grfprternib sur 8eibe.
batuns cer ojelluptiNaitstele IN 9mis,
ben einen pptr ben aneern ter Srteie res
appuirsn su fonnenf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
Sctfpiel.

&IdiIe -q" bat 5000 m5unltc Dlttalisbtr. Gin Tlt.
Blteh ltrbt Clr ancIdtcu JlbIt tuusrbltb 30 laaep
$4,000 All bic 0Dthpc ptcr Grbeu unb eie trtjen Nit
alieper fhtdtu tRrerbdb 30 9agen Dollar unb 10 qis
tts UlpBilttpn, UNI eieie Summe pteber euBumaden
Spute racnp EN- Waiteb int Rudtdnet bielbtn 70 rer.
falt aues Won tbm eluReIdtlts Gs!o bic aiiciatcu
mb ien yas ptrp turb em Reues WlisIttt Wirrer ee.
fuQt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
&laNeu.


Srgene 1rmlnt, psber itiu cher ttr Nlttr atib All.
8itt, wtrs aus3Uten, une has tr8sabIte @se ptrida
al bic AuptGTtcH.
Srtr skN; n au 5000 YRtaItrssr bsNtmmt.
9ete gcripu btabit so bt'm Gntrtt uut 81 10 ittss
Nal, wfnn Elm su tbrer &lolc 6ehrTenees WtteIitb
iirtt.
Gin Ritslieb elmer HlaIe tnnn ritt iur ge,atuna
bsieS DUHdrs dngepteten pcrecn, prnn etR Wtl8Iieb
elmer dntern 8Iae hirtt Scee Nla(le III unabbdu9t9
UNI bat burtaus fetne gtrbintung init ciner aRhern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
Soften Der WtitslieSf6aft.

Die agaen her WiibIittftait Rub DeGars bttm
9nritt lfIr relht tule prte atatteR pirt) ure Gin
Drlar uHb tbH Gents tst'm Ipbssfdls issss WttBut.
tes, ven pe6em etecTtat RpltJ etBsbtn wtrb Sin
Srlar rel cstm gIllett taat at eN Wtttrt ettr
Grben Res Vettcrbeucu W8lettS. uup ttt seen Gents
iiRe tir e,e unIrlttH esS GnJtgtus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
National xruit GtGpeiatipn

unS wirb In Ger. Ct. shuItihsinrr cher gnnstis,H.
tbum cher StulpVtrtrsturaen ut Spprtbtten duf
Rew.gorler Stdbt.Statrtbum dnBecBt. peItes Giasn'
thum topret 10 vel psTR isH uu6 ais her taraut ~
ItiteRbe Setrlg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26

wiae neue spull6ifF>
{)intcrItitbs =WaiGine
non rurd,ipss nsilcr Sauart.
rath, lttGt 8sbtnS uns saasrtat
Oar. 4. Slr. I.
Die Nufutrtfamrelt srn s6rstteru, G Rieittr.
mdGern, S0ut' II. Sttefelfubritdnten.
Autf6en'a aufpusern uns aneern, tic eint
raft', leiht' u saaerbafi arbtitenes
Sinterifib Sfdb- WfdSctinc
sran@Sn tnisn giT a siss nsusfe Grtsinuns auf hem
Die Otr. i Wdb>MfaIdbine
1T Won seaterr drsG f sfpt'Sm Sr ai "ns rtas rsi6 !.
bantbaben psna C3sraufb matcnb fur ses Nrt SlGbe.
rel - ppm tlnnien &attdrs bis Jum tifien Weber -
stuaeridet ine nit bdlmwpltnem llnncncm unt eitt.
nsm 3asen aslb cut arteitsnt; otidrn eit &aIem ni
Uare, int hieis giafhinen teres IN arpBer BAIL bei
6dtrfanten int 8ansen eanee int @etragtS unh Seser.
rdiin " nit tbnen ausnebmere iutrtehen.
Seuaiifie.
unftr Woftnif une her Batter battu @tite Shirt
Rr. 8dh. .gNaidtne aui rerlhtseeren Stcfsn rom
itwsrRen Geibirrettr unb irtrcr &aeriute unb Cat.
tune bts lant hunnten 8ewebten papttre - phne bic
Spannun8 su ptranesrn, grlneli6 prpe!r une 8eprat
uno mir inetn eab s anf Gilsil Steitfn sillen ppl
6atrant, babe ttt SinJsr'ds uls aneers 1lal6inen
Sabre lana protrt II. ertirs pbue SeSrn Sbrs SGiH.
Idfttne fur wtttaRs bic ttat ron aQen bic mir
etbrau6t.
GltIstrtSntfcr unt 5abrilant, Nr. 81, qaitar.
Gbitdap, 81, ben "a. Stunt 1866
Sd babe Sbrt Rr. l ARahnt bel perffiebtnem 5tih.
psf prsilts ans sranelid prrtirt unb erare lie pbnt
9duttrn fur cine { ebr pcrJag lihe VI a d IL.
Bic arttitet raid une asrdutrs uaU liefsrt elm OOll
tomntRes stud arbttt.
o. q. smffi,ni.
G6ubs uNe Steel 6atritent,
gr. 13. SlarspIptar.. Gbsasp, 81.
Den 20. Suft 1866.
Strs srUes rcrtfFsre 8atrfeutsn. gdtne IN BE tsf
fir Shnetter, bic id e tenubt, unp i'd babe IN netrtm
Seiddfte In Sabren cine Dieroe yia6ntu prpblrt
8ss Sauftrfeit, DausrtaIiiafeit unp rafbes arbssp
aubelaust. 10 it uaubtrtrufsn.
5rdnf 1auenpprt,
aleiputsnslsr. -eirstt ppie", ct. Gputs. no.
Dtn IS. Sanuar 1865.
@rpDer s Bafer'fcbe
D1db : Wfaidbincn Tabrif,
Sfr. fSI, Ajallimp.crr,
Sl23-) BIl imprt. Wb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
SDie man Wiitelieb ,perben Fam

SrBene Ssmant, pelder Pttatsb AZ ipert:u piluitt,
mus en- icebtr psriSnltb eriftmen petr trefi6 SO e
&btf. SFtfreGlel grltcrpr peer eur6 9Tpreb. bsrtn
Gcnen ppn TEN applitdnen beSablt wertsn mus, etu-
ibtfen litter ittncR llmdnttr pr6 BIZ Mfpiidpn fur
eiugcittdte Selttr perartworll;d ieiu. 8u9stb muF
ein paPer eluBstid vsrreu, au weltrm btr ppls9ane
alter, @tbnrtser at9rnfu1Itt6e SttudfiauHa hes Zip
pltIantsn eer Ndmt Der peripr, Ju tertH 9unltn be
Ypee Sr fdreibn IT, bic pclieiee, Sabt, County I'M
Staat teutltb 8e6rieben iiup lopie alu siu dr,6ts
attetat, pedes ben acknowledgement arBbt, unb pb
In her Weirug he's unierluburos. Hrts eer appltfant
sne eseisutte p.ripn CUR geriibcrune IN. 6ormuare
stsier applapn fur Nt8lirsibait pstt.n auI Der.an.
gen aeit dt perben.
Seses NitBIies ctre perattu reu RltsIlster iu Re.
femrlcn, inotm es tdsur6 fb isbH nHyt. Rein Brisf
pttt beantrprtei psl6em nitt ctR Gent ppiltmpe
bttgtfuBt I'll.
sIae RtttcunseR icltsu an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
Die AbG6t.

Die Gbfht tisfsr gercGfbuft IN, inrtstab 10 9dsen
nab hem lete ttnrs Wlraltcpes ttRs dblure an h,
Grben seielbeH vgL ie rtelen DcaIrs ~ ma6tn, ais
tanefn TIM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
Sic Gelsaulesmne.

Ett NGterBtftEs befimmtu, taB Gin DrItttttil he's
@eleet, ptte5 tur ntut Witaettr rrBttt, tnCu Ill.
gunatf bt,btr len, INT 8Obluuasu pCn rlttantstn
WitgeeeFn Wtilgen BiclsS 8rle IN In SanPtn etr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
Rfprtbcilc.

Die gcrtbec, Welts DISQUALIFICATION lter HE grrttu.
lttsn Gbrnsurlbtunss Seltulhalen bat itue trltns
8rtne 9riit fam le brrttu. Die otrast nt 10 tltn
uni wereen IN frlben ldneer 3ntftsardumtn beblbIt
tab Is itetm Wunn nitt f6rrr bdlten tann tntr 5a-
Mile tin autfcmntn su bt.teglaitn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
SGpetcN
i'm erc6cu unS eleinea Partis'a
g, 4. 0liitnNd)t < Co.,
CIR. 60, glprb. GbarItSitrafr.
GrOBs unS &lcin .SauOIcr
J!puleduy

sU Ser EUriu pvu 0dpsru bat Fem Tpttur
!. Is. eurr autiiN 0,tau,t eru WawtY ouGtmttT
GrItNa. z tdme Ter rgttCyti' teHstsFstrr) ttH Gt-
etuihumc ttr RrsHt Sdptfn, wrts5 an 4rlanat Nnn
Itnialitsp paldlc IN NdnbtG aui6oisgt tl etue Qcrt
anfrrtiasn ~ la1eu. Ger golicr bdt tHeIt m @rSrW
eefta Indcn uub tnau ter : taet rcwca lmn gtNatnt
gtmatt pritbH it TN rul't Gui5t0rut wcrstr unt I've
Jrtunlgte srr Erstft uus ururuntt Ttrnubisita
gopta IT auf sut 6atr,tn mil @tti t7ll; urict str"
elt,a eptn 9ioct's Direiiutn CFsnaH Sn ptalef ten
Rlmtp Tar Stasi me tauisJJt Wttat'uif ttr iatRstr
Wi,nRc ,iu, ptas gu,b lie zen lAa9en ant gi 8tntT.
Ibta gcttfn 8ets,lt NorSu.
CaulD tgrarrtr .Asurual.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
Manbattau-
sc9eEieitisc
l(nterititbaugS Ocieuidatt
(Gcrperattpc SteIicf A6peiaticn).

Rprttu rWantd,tdu GtnrdthitaftS>l J
llnterhugunsS,gtftuhaft"
Rr. 49,. SrgCmtitT. Rep.grrf.)
Ttt lluttrflguuas- -CSt.
icHitaft' 1T eurt ZEN Grtbrst tts Stlaes AtR 5rrI
inLrrrrrirI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26

Aipter inter Sabrtn lnS aanifrti
9esGr galaaifr bat 100 ID GjepGd irG fur llsber9e.
wi6t wrh cine 8ertnAe IatC tertdnet.
auf ietem auss befusei lid wtniBteuS elm Gsutft
fpredsnber 5eamitr.
sSdruung. uht bsirpatr ~ rptrteu, tdue man
Stlfte 6ret pcm unrriedncter 6cneral Hscnttr her
bGbu. Sup Rdde,
Gtntrasggtrt ter MprlBCrn Central. unb
rturippantcn Giitnbdbn.
" 4 q knr I'M AZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
ylOrtbc
nnO prnnlDIUanilbr GiIrnbGDn


Die s8orthCrn gtntrdl" lnt ngtnrlptpnnifht 9titn,
tobE u tte lurlie qnts nab rem pitlihen une ucre-
petttH Sladsu; eis buae ecrtlbtn trrtiden Sbttngr
"a une EuSbnra SmutSu frlktr DIS kie 3ude irafnb
elmer dnttrn Balm
Str auspGneerer rsresu NIT Zen ShnsI,lRsn tsfSr-
Vert ure Benegcn alC 5slucmhtiten unp SbCrbst rsr
Nettnttn utertdupt. DIE sGaBgpnS Nub NIT Sis.
paltt rerrben unb pdbrent pes gBmtsrs au eas Anlt
nebme erTarmt, hes RGdt5 Grlrlbet.
Die Gcmpd0Re bat CS lib iur tslpneertn Nui9ate
esmd6t eur gcrirdHe unb lebtreiufCmmru nit drheru
SabHeu has hen 8eicnren 70 iltBs SDedtIn eet lpGB.
JcnS tu CrlpdrCn.
0aS 6cpJd Ger Pa7dattre Deter gaTaaitr bat 100 H.
tretl mtrt nit eeNieben 3uNen nab rem Beimmun9sprt
bttoreerE mb lei 8cri8ua her sar trbnIienen 0arts
RIrtb nab ahtun he's 3HAes cher aud iPaer, ie Rad'
hem &c gevuntt ptTb, atgtlitiert.
MeIienee, Rte tr1tne etEr @rpne Jur Sehperee hoben
Ruh trfuh cIteS iriprt hem GcReuIttuT ettr tTlene
tnem dntcrn SCdmtcn mt,tteiIcn, uub ilue dus BE.
GmSH her SCmpa5uie iur iCVrae NbbAlit ptrautwSrt.
lid.
Die Gabrprsiit rt b1Nsr ais St Ir6ens tutr onttrH
Sdhn rnsrbalb ter Der. Stideu mic bic fSlBtnbt re
Istlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
sleenteu

rerssn in etsm Gcunto une in sser Sast gerlanst une
Gppliiacnen ron 8sesus ca Ytripneu fur ipte gsen.
tnren nit sstSrssn GmpftluRSen Oaisn an be Gene
fal.sgeutuT ter GTcsa.iru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
MatraBsu! YettfeScrn

Stels prrrdtt1 cirr NNtNdbl spn
Snnr NdtToecn
Gprinas
kNuih=
edumpCUes- .
Icetrbettcu,
2fcppeefn
rucrneu' " ttdClitr
dre cine Auswat Ter t;'ifr itetrertlc unh TdtttrH
rriTC ~ maeultr rrtiieu gtllduit uertcr,
DaS iaas t.atitstt Nlls,,E rea
H. 81. rVLGt
VI Qr NNrs.SC' +''lr.
en- snt Asulttp .Ht NrirH wtretf '.iilH. Ft-
,,r.,. W. .... ...l.,..'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
Gbilfomls 2Oppel.cfen N0eh-
8. g0tath,rbu \ E5brs,
NtI. So ,rt {. pHttfT.,
1ns tt, gamt,u far sit, @tcr,, IN, o'i,n. coo->

pS- gaiua III rut dt' Sripsfdb 9dhmdfd, rt
hab,n, astt ,a ]. i. wlcSstnncu y 80. tn Ri. 81.
shafpfF tlSS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-26
S Ncuc g&ageufabrif

,all---Is Ts%'~ "D~'''
Die llutSrtet6uet, tat'n cine gSdNcndtri ~ Hr. 81
S2urtb. 2tra8s uabe ttr yefnaIrRgt, tRtslirl. uus
elidder tds teut te gutiiim mtt,lcrsce, 10 rcr
ttr qsthattt urt Inu,rbif,ialttt unttt' "tetti ~
ubsr,epltn. 2RiT bdtca rrt ertFt aHS|ar. sti nc
ttrulen lei,tfrttn urt taut, fdttir dlmIlttHrGet
RutacE Stpeer RtdjpGcS uEt 1uttTtr : sFitn te an
ria rrrr5tbts lGtr liUt ttaacttfi ttjtne tiptu ara
aen ter rr rrtlarit WtrtcH llHE Gut SttHuub In ter
fGr,tdep 3tft M aatt. Nle WEgGrGtrcn ptIssn aHfs
bigert ure santtlitAf teicrRt.
ejrdf. 81 ulbc X Sicpcnfprf,
(9anig7-) Rr, 81, JlprIG., ndec ptttugtpnhr.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11
Chicago MARKET,

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, May g..
FLoUR-Upper grades dull; lower grades
and Spring extras ia moderate request
sales AT S9@ll q for Spring extras.
WHEAT-Dul and &c lower; sales OF No.
! at - 1892 20 and No. 2 al g 0992 10; clos
ing quiet at 81 0S1ag2 U9 for mol
CoRS-Fairly cuv and steady sales Of
No. l at 93g94c; No. ? at 92092&c; new at
92@S2%c, and rejected at 8g90Lc, closing
at 93Lc for No. l.
OArs-Less active; sales at e9g7Oe, clos
i'm dull at 69469kc.
RYE-Dull at 81 IS for No. in store.
BARLEY In fair demand sales OF No. 2
in store at 81 E92 -.
MESS PORK Dull At sos 25828 so.
L~ARD-Inactive AT l9c.
BULK MEATS-Dui sales of rejected
shoulders "A lllaes sugar icKled hams are
quiet and steady, with sales at &c, for
smoked aud ~caEVassed.
HoGs-ETve mode. ately active, and lOa
l5c low1r on light weights; sales at s. 2569
IS 50 for light; So z5g9 ~ for medium 10
fair, and SO S7k99 % for good to extra
choice.
FREIGHTs-More active and easier; 3a
SIC for corn to Buffalo, and SC fOE wheat
TO Oswego.
RECEIPTs-6,5S9 barrels -four, Al 64s busn-
els wheat, los, 4g7 bushels corn, So, 285 bush
els OARS, 1877 live hogs
1917 barrels -four. l.SOO
bushels wheat.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11
81. Louis MarKeI.


BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. May 8
T~oBACCo-Less active, but unchanged.
COTFoS-Dull and nothing do ug.
HEMP-ActIve and baOyant; Sl45@I55 for
undressed.
FLOUR Extremely dull and scarcely
anything doing; super6ue sold at 81 &9
SIS 70; Xxx. - 50NI0 -
W~HEAT-Firm at = 1892 81 for prime
TO choice Fall; Spring dull and dropping;
No. 2 at 81 10; No. at 81 I292 Is.
Moved slowly ana closed lower st
S9995c, with nall sales of fancy wh1te-at
95c.
oATs-Holders arm, but market heavy
at7S98lc.
BARLEY-Smali sales at 81 621S.
RYE-Firm at 81 S0al SO.
PROVLSIOES-FIat and unsettled, and re-
liable quotations cannot be iven Small
sales of pork at S29 30, but the market
closed dull at SIS 50929 -BacOn-Clear
sides freely offered at 1715c without buyers ;
shoulders held at l5H9l4c. Lard dull and
no sales reported.
WHIsKY-Dull; small sales at 80 Is.
4LIYESTOCK-Unchanged; cattle range at
59S%c, gross. ~heep, 8 1882 IN per head.
RECEIPTS Flour. 1860 bbls; Wheat, 200
bushels; Corn, 1900 bushels; Oats, 1900
bushels.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11

ucopelys uby leaping from b steamer Alas
ka, pear Paducah.-..-.The Emperor had
twobarses deeply IadsnAwlth plg-iron---.
1000. .......-- ........The Alaska passed up
Saturday evening with a good trip The
Morning Star lost four and a half hours re-
pairing a valve and did not arrive until
g o'clock. She had a nice packet trip, in
Guiding nearly 400 barrels, lime rs
cement. The Silver Moon arrived al
l1Z o'clock, with a fair trip. She dis
charged some freight and passengers here.
she reports thirteen feet on the falls...-.-.
The LOuisvil e arrived at midnight, with
a slim trip from New Orleans, and pro-
ceeded 10 Cincinnati.
MEdoRANDUM AND MANIFEST sTEANER
The Steamer Quickstep left Cairo Friday,
May 8, at 8 PM: boats in port RubicOn +;
heather clear and pleasant; river rising
all the way mp; passed Tyrone at Caledo-
MIA: met Clifton at Paducah Tennessee at
C~aseyvilie: r.. Z. Lee at FOrds Feuy Ar
NADIA At Diamond Island.
Our coBsignee are:
Brown & Belcher, 5000 shingles; Venue
mand & Bebme, l package Irvine; James
VOTERS, 5 packages hides; Reitz 4 Haney,
1 cylinder: Noel, Gardner & Co bundles
furs: ". @. Brown & Co, 5 hhds., tobacco:
W. Ford, 3 hhds-, tobacco; Bulbs q Pat
rick, 7 hhds. tobacco; r. X. Dunkerson &
CO., q hhds.. tobacco.
For LOuisVilIe-3 hhdz., tobacco.
Cinc4nnati-3 barrels a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11

New K0RhmG0Id Observation-Disclosures
By ~Telegraph3 NEW YoRKs May 8. :
NoSE@Cosed easy at s per cent. N.
call. with some loans Of the balance TO
Government baukers a. 5 per cent FOR
prime and discounts at 6%07%.
The bank s atement is~faVorable. Loans,
s2e5. 1888; Increase. s. 1Z7,Z1; specie ST.
2S6, 80; increase, S5,l2O.O37; circulation. s34,-
EOS, 400; increase, s90,565; deposits. sl99.Z6.-
56S; increase. S,070.433; legal tenders, s57,-
541.S So decrease. 1921 ,762.
GoLD-CIosed firmly at l40z1l49Z; loans
weEeslads at fEomZtoA PeEeenk for car
TkS kilograms from Washington
throughout the a were all in favor OF
conviction, which, together with the
specie exports. tend 70 strengthen the
market. Export to-day, 1867 500, including
$4,000 to Havana; for the week. So GS6 394.
STEELI G-Quiet and steady at l01sGlOZ
for prime bills.
United states securities are firm. There
was a Temporary yielding under large sales
by dealer, bat the prices ultimately re-
covered closing strong Henry Clewes q
Co. furnish the am exec 30 quotations:
Coupons OF 1851 Il.7611l4; 1852 109a1091s;
1864 i0z14@I0z2S; 1855 lg7L9l0I25; new lO9%@
1925 1857 l09Igll0 ;Ie-Os l03H9l035S; 7-SOs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11
SeM York

By Telegraph NEW YORK. May 9
CoTTQS-Lower sales 800 bales at 3I@3lHc
for mtddllug.
market dull and slightly in buyers favs r;
sales of 7,soO barrels al s. 6099 70 for super
nne state and Western; SO f0GI0~75 for ex%
ira Western: SII 9OdI3 AZ for white wheat
extra; $40 O01l3 80 Tor ~round-he0p Ohio:
Sl1 O99l2 50 for extra St-Louis So 509l6 90
for good TO choice do. closing heavy Cali
f0r6ia heavy sales s00sacks Al SO G0@l4 90.
Rye hou. quiet; sales 20 barre s, at Is COG
WH1sKY-Nominal:
WHEAT-Receipts 2i4.769bushels market
opened a shade drmer, and closed slightly
in buyers favor; sales $4,000 bushels at
81 3662 80 for No. 2 Spring; 3 48 for No.
do. 81 25 for Spring mixed with rye; s. SO
for Port Washington Spring g 70 for red
Pennsylvania, and Canada Club on private
terms.
RYE-saIes 5000 bushels Canada and
State at 81 90
B~ARLEY-DulI and dropping; sales 5000
bushels state at 81 90 for interior; Canada
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales E, 600 bushels;
SS6RS1Rsceipts T.a2 bushels; dull and
heavy, and &c lower; sales 81 600 bushets-ab'
81 1901 q for new mixed Western adoat,
oAT1foWeT; saaies &, 900 busheis at sgzc
for Western In store, and sc afOat.
CoFFEEEQuiet and nrm.
sUeAR1Moderately active; sales 500 bbls
c1 1a az llglz@eS ond on,a+
A4NAA1oES-EA II III AG4EAa
HoPs- Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Steady at l4Le for crude;
SOC for refined bonded.
CoAL-Quiet and unchanged.
L~EATHER-In fair request and un-
changed.
WooL-IB buyers favor; sales $50, 600
pounds at 43954c for domestic.
PoRR-Heavy, ats8 81 for regular; 81 50
G2 70 for old ditto, closing az S27 go for
regular; S23 50024 p for prime; s25 00925 81
BEEF-steady. quiet and unchanged;
sales 1900 bbls and 81 tierces.
BEEF HAMs-Qnie sales 100 bbls at IS
@37c.
CUT MEATs-Steady; sales $50 pkgs at
l31z@l4c Tor shoulders, and I7Z@1Sc for
hams.
MIDDLES Steady but quiet
LARD 81 and lower; sales $50 bbls
at 1sH9l9Lc; also go bbls, sellers option
BUrTERNteady az Ssg40c for Ohio, and
400 42e TOR State.
CHEESE Quiet at l26l7c.
FREIGHTS-TO Liverpool, shade drmer;
$1,000 bushels grain at 4zg5d for wheat. per
sail. and ED for corn and wheat per
teamer. -
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RfYer Dfsnafches.

LoU1svIT lie. May &c -ening.-ATrivals
-Charmer, Clarksvtlle; Emma FLOYD.
Cincinnati Departures Floyd.
Nashville; Charmer, Wheeling; Tempest,
W%ite River. The river continues TO rise,
with IS feet 2 inches water in the canal,
y feet 2 inches in the chute. and II feet
2 inches on the rocks Weather clear and
pleasant. Business on the landing brisk.
The meeting of the Union Association OF
Steamboat Captains and Owners. which
was to have been held here on Monday
boat Rover rom 81. Louis. 70 P~lttsburg,
with four bargesof pig iron aud ore. passed
up to-day: also the t~Ow-bOats Raven, from
st. o "a TO POmerOy. with fourteen empty
barges, and Lake Erie. from Memphis to
Cincinnati. The sam. Roberts Mary Ann.
n J Bigley, ]. >. Neal Eagle, Tom Reese,
Hornet. star, Victor, Hercules, aud Will
son. OF the coal fleet, arrived to day.
CuNCINNATI, May e.-The river has risen
10 inches, with 50 feet IN the hannel. The
weather is clear. Thermome er go.
NASHVILLE, May 9-Eye. The river is
rising, with Is feet on the hOals.
Port List-De aTted-raiisman, for Cairo.
Weather fair and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, May 9-Eye.-Weather clear
and pleasant River stationary.
Port OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES St. Louis and
Princess, for ri. Louis; Norman, for St.
Louis; Sam. J. Hale, iOr Cincinnati, all
with Light trips.
All this afternoon the Council reeonsid-
cred the wharf boat que ton, and resolved
to allow them TO remain
ST. LOUIS. May 9-Eve.-POTt List-AI-
Tived-Adam Jacobs, from Memphis: Ia
cOny. from Tennessee River. Canada. from
Observation-Disclosures, for st. PAUL; Glas
gov. for Omaha Silver Lake. for Fort
Benton Allen, for Omaha; Isabella. for
The river has risen about 8 inches, and
all the upper streams are rising. Weather
mild and raining.
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New orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. May g.
CoTToN-Duu and lower: sales of mid
ding u 3IEc; sales, 100 bales; receipts,
78T bales; exports, 4.374 bales.
Mon EY-Sterling l5Igl5l1; New York
sight q premium.
FLaUR-Dul; sales of superdne at sea
SO .; choice SD 758I4.
CORN Firm at 81 Us.
OATS-Firm at soc.
HAY-Firm at SlS82l.
PORK Dull at SO 80.
BACON EaSier;4 sales of shoulders at
I414c; clear sides IS1c.
LARD -Tierce 20c; keg &c.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. May 8.
T~oBAcco-Firm sales OF 282 hOgsheads Of
leaf at full rates; common Tugs $1,000;
heavy 7%@Sc: fair leaf 17Lc.
FLoUK-Superdne IS 75d9 *.
EWHEAT-s2 5s@2 90.
OATs-7SaS 0c.
Considerable.
RYE-S2 . Is.
MALT-S2 S5G2 80.
MES PORK-S2S. @
LARD-l9hc.
BACOS-Shoulders l4914%c; clear sides
lS0alSAc; clear rib sides I7Aal7Lc.
BULK MEATs-Shou ders l8113zc; clear
sides I70I7Lc.
CoTrON-29%03Oc for ~middling.
W~HISKY-DuH and nominal.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK May u
The weather has at length frightened
up, and certain styles OF cotton goods have
been reduced so low as to give some little
no means active or in a healthy condition.
Atlantic heavy brown s~heetings were re-
duced to-day &c per yard, and SO were
Is now selling at IKE, and the latter at lie.
III other classes of goods there is no i'm
pOrtanb change. In wOoIens, pretty good
made fabrics in fancy mixtures, double
and twist, are selling at 65cgsI, which is
far below thec cost of production. Cotton
bags continue in active request, and firm
Stark 55c.
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-Crnc,nnntl Market.

BY Telegraph: ~CIECIESATI, May 8.
FLoUR-DuH a~d no demand; prices I'M
changed I N > III 0t9ll -.
WHEAT -DIEand ffOminal; No. I 81 IS.
CORN ~ Naa ket duIl.
RYE-A dDArIey unchanged and duh.
OATS--DuH AT &c.
CoTToN-Dull and nominal,
PRoYTsI3 Ns-Unsetfied and nOminal;
mess pork offered at SIS; bulk meats I2Zg
1870, and bacon at l35zc for shoulders; l6H
@l7Z for clear rib and Gear sides.
LARD=So-d at 18%c.
GKocERIEs-U Unchanged and~quiet.
-GoLD-i3JZ buying