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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-08
SUMMONS.

q. :. Rev. Stamp. 5oc.I Estate Rev. Stamp soc.
IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF EAST FORK
! Precinct, in the County of Douglas, state OF
Savat,a Before VIM r. Moody, j. 2. +. Il.
Carv. plaintiff. against w N Young de ;n = :,
Tie State Of Nevada sends greeting 10 y. '. "
a,,1gaT before me at ny Office in East Fork Pre-
rinct. in the County of Douglas, on the
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$1,000 REWARD.
STATE OF NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

NY THE AUTHORITY IN ME NtsLtD 81 y.
) the Constitution and Laws OF Inc ''''e "a
Nevada, l hereby offer a
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Rartnr 5nteIIigentf.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. "a CAHr STREET,
Sunday, June 7, 1865. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Cuba, Dukehart for Bslti II svana
Steamship Gen Grant, Quick for New York massey
Steamship Geo wshngton eager for New YORK, seatSa
steamahp Asnss, wilson for IndanoIs whitney o
Steamer Sarah. wsh io MoSIs " Mister Mister
Bsrk Ieouidas Howard, for Boston, GA FOsdick 6co
schr Cleaner tBuQ, Halves for Oardenas, Master
sehr Morris Grit, Montero fer Matanz Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Bazaar Jee'son Liverpool 10th March to ] II
Ashbrdge Decan-Point
nsy Sco@ist district '''" 70 "n''
Steamship Oriental Snow, from Boston 10th ut to Creyy,
Steam hip Gqyans F, HsOde. from Havana to PerrAit
Brig sr Robert Peel cOanOr. six days from Havana, to
schr lssbTis from Psscseoula 10 master z,ew Basin
schr yosrphi1s from Bay g Louis % Basin
sb isa " LII sro D. st ~ Z. btIA
Seer Sea Horse from PascagOuls. 70 master-Od Basin
scbr Monterey from Jordan Riyer, % ter-od Basin
sehI hmms Jane from Pearl River to mastsr-Od Basin
Lugger Liberty DacIos from Cheiere Caminsdas to
Lueger Fillmore from Lafourrhe 70 aster2d district Is
Lugger Ne ming Star, from LsfOurehe to msstsrzd dis
IUgssr pOnald from LAfeuzehs nastsr2d district Is
LaEsT Ts os nss from Point POINT. i ssAr'
Lneger Three BROTHERS, from - John Baptist
LuSgers EsinSOW, Small Hard fines from J.asrsOu
fowBoAfs.
Towhoat Peoine Brown from Passes towod down end
to fea 3Dth big Lady M1nk-brOught no ship Ba-
zaar and br 3 Sir bert Peel
STEAMBOATS,.
WI Arthur, Duble from 81 Louis
Wild WsgoRer Richardson. from Matches
Frarces Blakeslee. hon Mobile
1hos May, De ushel from Jesuts Bend
Vige, Norton, from Mobile via the river
G BE On, kassett, from Southwest Pass
Hunter. Jeanfrs an from POinte aIs-Hachs
Below Cominf Up.
Brig Amiciia Ahern, from Rio de JsaeirO sh April to @
West &co
schr Salvador. Hanson from Hsvssa, Thompson &eo
schr Estreils, fuente from Havana. 10 Pug Bros
sear ttns GoOdspeed, from Esvana 70 ] Graoda
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stand and two or three chairs. Tue floor was
sabded, and on the wall was & xed q large carved
snd painted Christ, and below it small vessel for
holy water.
At quarter TO five the next morning. was
called to attend service. i made by way 10 the
dark to the church; of course Tin this season. at
that hour il was as dark as midnight. The SER
vice was pretty much like that Of the preceding
night, with the addition of the mass. At seven
we had breakfast, which was tea with milk, but
no sugar bread cut in thin slices and well but.
tered. In the course Of conversation with Father
Robert, he learned was an American at which
he appeared much pleased. He asked me M.
merous questions about the country, and said he
felt an interest In America, as he had q brother
who had been there, somewhere for ten years.
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1irer SntfligsneE.
OsssossT oEyIos No. u 0AHF szxsRR 4
Sunday Morning. June 7, lS6a !

Sunday Morning. June 7. lsEa J
We are not addicted to swearing; vet, had we
met the clerk Of the weather yesterday that an.
biguous individual would have received from us
curses mot loud but Deep" and If we knew his
name we would certainly give it to the public, so
mat tney could join rs Tin our prayers). Plainly
speaking, yesterday was by odds the hottest day
Of the season.
The dust is gradually becoming thicker on the
levee, and at present is about two inches deeper
than II hiss ever been even In the recollection of
the " oldest inhsbitapt."
Business was las is usual on Saturday. pretty
brisk upon tie landing yesterday. Several Of the
packets got off with fair freight
ltswas rumored upon the landing yesterday that
card rates bad been abolished and that one Of the
weekly packets had taken freight at fifty cents Der
barrel TO Jefferson. Such rates are in our opinion
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st A5tsSss Oss -four e order
Glover odsudssi@i reaper bales h:%p Ms couse5
Ks 500 bbs horr Kennedy &co-aoo DO PleScs
butter 50 SSs meal Iaaf.ncsss sSs meal CLARK ro
butter s SaSs1 co cFs a. hans Esss n.
6xs dse E Hogan~i2 psgs butter DelBondiO -lsS0
do ss,esen, seixas &colOO co FLaumanO csks bacon
Cobb pShonds &co Is ties lard Byrne &eo-l5s8 ,ks
BrigTss bxs egg. g bbIs -four Schneider zaOsresrs
pSss bscco wRitnsy &sSss sbs oRr 81 fs bran
HOrTe &eo-I2 lao SKIS corn Geo Marsin-sss
!. mali q n SSl: SssEJ ssaT SsGis SSi bSs
sIs % sas se eansy S' ss: beer
Aien, Wayne EcoS-lo0 b6Is pork We sniord &co892
tcs aId Won Phn Bros5O oxs chess Mcfarland agnt
bacon butter % *. G har
Pa "a v Tnsny
s h sss meal Shropshire Hssorn- bbls eggs schnei
d GRIEF &cO75 bbs meal bus ushet-4 Kegs Su ter
es hds sbsseo T"fSS DO Owen Be-
furbn Ksrby &cosundes to ordsr-rot 60 tobacco
BSns aso %s wa 1s 5. Sas: es1H 70
Newman Seo-li to ordsy2 Bd~si Payne 500
hSa. S6ns m s oS
iron snd sundes ksnfns1-S bses moss obls potatoes
Mann &co-s b6ls onions sack wax Smith, bags wool
Nevmsn &coS bbls apples Graad-sondries to order
M9BILE-steansr Franess-7s bbIs whisky j Forbes
JEsUlTs' BEND steamer Thos Msyll5 strings garlic
bills onions aud potatoes and suDdrIes TO ordsr
POINTA-LA- HACHE-Stesmer Hunter-30 SKIS rice
salvaut-24 do Penaud Fellon-ls do SOcoa-5l SKIS
potatoes A Sslvsnt-28 W Huntington
. CHEkIkRE CAMINADAS-Lugger Liberty-3O bbs on
ions and sundrss TO ider
LAFoUECHE-Lugger FiImOre-9O bbls potatoes 50 bbIs
LAFOURCHE-Lugger Morning Star 100 bbls potatoes
to order +.
LAFoURCHE--Lugger Donad-s5 bbls potatoes hides
and sundr order
BARAfARIA-Lugeers Louisa, etc--ll5 bbls onions to
BarrOis
POINTE-A LAHAH0E-Lugger Live oak-75 bbs rice
A Socola
ST JOHN BAPTIST-Luggsr Three BrosherslOOb bls po-
order
LAFoURCHE-Lugzfrs Orleans, ete-IO7 SKIS onions s.
bbls onions Is bbls potatoes
JEFFERSON PAhISH-Luggers Rai nboy. etc-61 bbls
potatoes IS bbls ouions and sundhes to
Griffin
BAY ST LoUIs-schr JOsephine-s5OOO feet lumber Has
PEARL R.vER-aarse Pearl Rivsr-7S 900 feet lumber
to order
HAfsBoRo- scbr Let Ne GoIs 900 fee. lumber to order
PEARL RIVEk-Sehr LeOnOra-35,o coo fees lumber W W
PAsCLGoCLA-schr Sea HOrse-7O.COO feet lumber Del
PAsCAG0ULA-sehr Maria Merz-s5, 600 feet lumber j
JORDAN RIvER-schr MOntsrey-soOOO feet lumber to
order :
PEARL RIvER-Schr Emma Ane SIS 900 feet lumber to
order
Receipts bY Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, OPEIOUSAs q GREAT WESTERN
G7 SKIS potatoes Surie-25 do TerrebOnne-20
sagne- 3Ss head cattle McQuOd Mehle-450 do Rey-
III hides arc ,uBdres 70 Oroer
bales cotton Hogan PattOn-4 Ably sco-3 Warren
Crawford &col9t bars Foger &cO-S51O um bes
Viewers 10 do ID p Wasson-49UO do Taylor-lOO
do Wang-sundries 10 Order-rotal IL bales cotton
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MISREPRESENTATION.
ORELOUSA8.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
E0R OPELOUsAH, WASHINGTON PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast Achafalaya river
ard Bayou Cocrtsb esu-The hght-drsn steamer H. ~.
Black for d. O. @. Pick It. J. B. Schmidt eierk
viii lesve New sresns every wednesday stsP Rstarn
The Blsekiord Simmsport with the steser
kankskee and viii give through bills OF sdng (old fr
TOT All freehe Tor Bayou De6laze and Bayou Beat Rates
a. low ss any boat
BENNETT BELL,
w. ~ eURLS. Agene
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. tsRM
EoB 0FELOUsAs. WASHINGTON, POET
Barre and ell landings the Coast AtchaAlays Rfvsr
and Bayou 0ourtsbleau-fhe good and ssfs steamer
Annie Wsgiey, Gus K Lousiler master r. KsDison.
clerk, VIII leave as above VIII esve Washington ever
suRasy At 10 O'Clock =. For freight or passsSs sVpl,
on board or 10 49,
BLOCH BROS, lsl Common street. n O.
OF o. HlNCkLEY con. Washington. La
The steamer Annts Waeisy I'll Washington
With steamer Bull Frog and bsgss Tor iandin on Bsvox
boeuf and WI sign through bills Of isdinx
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0ALVEsT0N-Stesmship Crescent-2 bales cotton schnei-
der Zubsrbier-6 Francks Dannee-2 w Arhar &co-5
Payne Huntington &co-5 30 sis wool Psbury-56 SKIS
wool Whitney krO-I9do Courat-l bd hides Sc hides
500 in specie Frankie Dannesl-S397 do Schnser Ia
Total % Gales cotton =.
BEL IL g. Honduras-Ssesmship Trade Windsor cocoa
Iuts Hypsnn &eo9 hhds sugar II ties do D'Mezs-
&co-l3 bbls sugar Lccket
LlyhRPoOL- Ship B.zsAr-2OO bbls beer Turpin-2sl
bxs railroad ron 70 orders crates earth
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
BALTIMOR Ec---EIA VANA.
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
fHE EEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
ShaULAR SEHIhoETHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
kLBERTY......1 100 tens.... .Thos A Balm, Commander,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAILS
FIRST CABIN:
rnrough Tickets TO New York csc.
EOz 8AETyHzoRB ANB HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid East stsamahsv
Cuba.
DUKEHART. Commander,
wa ,e.y' her whs1 opp site .ckson Square, sATUR
DAY, June 9Th, O'Clock r. L.
For freight passage having unsurpassed sooomnods
seas, apply ts wITHERsPooN, Haley co., Agents.
70 OGrondsl Of street.
n. BEo bills Of lsding but those of tbs Company vii
signed Permits for freight muss procured from this
nice No freight fsT Havana tsksa alssr o'clock or
DAY OF sailing
The LIBERTY. Capt. t A. Bs,r viii follow
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NOTICE-THB OOPABTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
~ existing In this city, under the style OF RICHARD
FLOWER hAEs this day dissolved BY mutual CONSENT
Richard Flower charged with the settlement toe affairs
Of the late hr and VIII continue the Commission aud Fac
forage business bis account Os rs Gsvsr street
RICHARD FLOWER,
New Orleans. Marc l. 1868.
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TOWB0ATS.

NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERsIRNED, WISHING TO EsTAB
fish equitable and uniform Tovage and 20 ofer
facilities 70 the shipping entering and leaving ts
port, have comeDed the following Towboats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, LevisthAn. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles ThOs. A. Morgan, Equator. W
bash, Norman, Repablic, Tecumsoh
Nieoco and Reliance.
Tne number asd power the above associated Line o.
Toboais guarantees that detention occur either al
the bar or IN this port
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Line
SCHNkIDER a zUBEhB ER
Harry Wright line
EDWARD A YORKE a co, Y Laps
Associated Once. 50 Carondeis; street, up stairs
J. G. NOR ROSS.
OHAB. FITzEERffER
Lsvee r.ntS
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sear Ansremsd. Laurent from cisnfusso. cOusour.
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NOTICE 40 STATE TAX Pa xEks,
FIRST DISTRICT,
City Of New Orleans.
The Once Of the State Tax Collector, the First
Canal Felicity street. lake Ia open from
"a II tos p. n, DAILY, for the
COLLECTION OF LICENSES FOR 1855,
Wow Qua oeHce ITO osrondslst street.
In accordance with Of the ding General
Of the Finh Military District all State Taxes Licenses
nd the Convention Tax, viii hereafter required to Be
idh Q. s. Currency.
THOs. AsKEw,
State Tax Collector. Frst District
vev Orleans. January 10. 1879
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BOSTON.
NEEoHAEfg BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
Shh Ltns Comprise the Fine Ooaas BtesnsAivs
CoEooEDIA.....,00o tons Leland. Commander
kkEs1NGroE.... l1o :. Hedges, q.
81. LOUIS.......l2U .. sears ..
cEkHTAL....... 800 SNOW, ..
Forming Regular Weekly LAna
ESoR BOSTON VIA HAvANA--rHE STEAMSHIP
Oriental,
F. SNOW, Commander
win leave on THURSDAY. June Hth, at p. n, from
Bulls Head.
These steamers sror superior accommodation for pssssn
and es and insure ct the rates and svery s
ity VIII sxtenaed 70 shippes frsight or pssssxs
sDpiyte ORSKvY, NIOKERsoN CO.,
No. s. Oarondelet strest
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CORPUS CHRISTIE.
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
EOE CORPUS CHRISTI. RoCKPoRr AND
st. hary via New oresns Opelousss and Great Western
Railroad. The Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama,
With passengers ard freight for Corpus Christi and Mays
and will hereafter between the Brashen End Of
the Railroad and Rockpor Texss in connection the
30 Feuybost from foot Of St IN street, and sA
train from Algiers.
Passengers can lie the day Of departure from Brsshesr
on application at the Railroad Office No GO Canal street.
Freight received and bills of sdng signed Rockport ouIy
at Ferry Landing every day, except Sundays until 5rM
q. W. 4. BAYLEY Superintendent
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HRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. g. NAIL sTEAMsHIPs
Leaves on TUESDAY. June 9th, stsAE
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE LOW.
pressure side wheel iron steamship
Morgan,
r. S BOURNE. Commander,
VIII leave above from her wharf, Joseph street.
carrying the United mails For freight or passage
spplyto
CHAS A. WHITNEY 4 CO, Agents.
30 and 50 Camp street
hB-No freight received without the Agents.
The Morg will stop at Galveston to take the mails
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GALVEsTON-INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE o. 8 NAIL STEAMSHIPS
EOR GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-rHE
Line: '-''
w. g. Hewes......I. @. Harris....Austin,
~ hnry............-A gnes. Harlan,
Aiabs ma............ sescsn Mergsn, %
The Steamship Crescent,
J. w. HAWTHORNE. Commander,
WIN sail on WEDNESDAY. June lOth ssAM
forfrsight or passage apply
oHAS A. WHITNEY co., Agents.
80 and 81 oamp street.
No Whisky received without order from the ohice
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE,
VIA
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
Passenger sake the Ferry Boat opposite jackson Sausr.
the train leaving the AIgisrs Depot arriving AZ
bratheer City a. IL taking the Morgan Lane
ct Brsshesr for Galveston.
Josephine. ..............."..OAPTAINJ J. n. LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
LIVERY DAY Sundays excepted the Office Of the Ope-
lousas Railroad Company No % Canal street. or al he
Ferry Landing, on the morning OF departure
g. W. R BAYLEY. Superintendent
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-11
Cincinnati Market.


BY Teiegraph.I CIScINNArI. Dec. 10. .
FLoUR- Dull: Family. 81 25G7 IS.
offer rather less. .-- 49, -
CoeN-Frirm a. 6l8ejc for ear.
OATS-FIrm; No. 4, 64c: choice, Csc.
RYE-AdVanced TO 81 32d1 % for No. /. Z
BARLEY.In but limited demand; prices
CoTroS-FIrnl at 2le. though the demand
is light. ~ II = T
WHsKY-SOld al 97ei demand light.
OIB-Linsesd firmer; sales at 97c-
HAY-FIrm at SI4ay15 %. Fl ftf ~f n
back, but the market closes active an,
firm at 81 70 gross, aud 50 50Gl0 90 net: the
receipts during the last "a hours were ii 100
head. ~.
ing. Mess pork sold as s24 50 on the spot.
and S20 % for January. Bulk Meats must
be qnoted at 81 aloe for shoulders, I2l< 91 I3c
for clear rio des, and I3Jzgl4c fOr clear,
the outside rates tor fully cured, incIndIng
packages A good defnacd for clear bacon n
sides at l6gl61zc. Sugar cured hams in
moderate demand at 7(9l7zc, toe latter
~ rate for eanyaassetd, Lag n y quiet prime
asked. Green Meats easier; sales OF 5000
pieces at SaS4c for shoulders, IlMIII2o Tor
sldes ana Sgl5c Tor hams, closing hrIner.
BUTrER Firm at 35 ass. Ell
EGGS-At 33e. -
CHEESE Is 11c higher; the whole range
is l7I5glS15e. The Shipping demand a1s
good.
SUGAR Firm at full prices.
AIoI4AssE5-Is dull and declIning; prime
New Orleans 70Gz5c. + ~ W ad
CoFFEE-s5teady at 2l925c.
BEEF CATrLE-ln good demand; prices
advancing; 81 OO97 % gross is the whole
range. 4.a.a4 Tt tr 4n
sHEEP-Firmer for good to prime; sales
at S3 5595 75 ID GENITAL gross.
GOLD-At l3J buying.
ExcaANGE-Is very dull; 1ssI-lo buying.
Money close. FN
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NQ NETARY 8 COMMERCIAL
EYansYlIle Mnrkef.

EVANSVILLE. December TO-
HOGs-Dull, at from S6 90 to 81 50 gross,
and from s. 90 10 s. 70 net weight. Re-
ceipts good for the season.
MESS PoRK-Ffrnl s2S 90 ITO So 50.
BULK N MRATs-Shoulders % to IOc, l4c.
for clear sides, and I3c. for ribbed Sides
LARe-Prime kettle-rendered I41zc.
BEEF CArlLE-Firm; to 4c. for best;
market dull.
FLOUR -Superfine S. so to s6 90 ;; extra
e. co to 4 %; doub!e-extra s. 50-to 80 0O;
country family 50 80 to $40 90; Igfeheart's
best family SI0 81.
WHEAT AT-Nedlterranean 81 90. Hill 81 s.,
English 81 70 to 81 IS; strictly prime Eng
l'sii and white. in lots of so bushels, would
command 81 80. Receipts very light.
CoRN-Sew, in ear. soc. for prime white ::
old, shelIed, z63 TO roc. New Germ badly
damaged by frost; none but very early
planting yet fit formarket.
OATs-Duh at SOC. for prime.
BRAS-sIsr 90 per ton. Supply light; de-
naasd good.
SHIPSrUFFS None In market-not more
than wiH supply the retail trade.
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st. Louis Market,


By Teiegraph1 ta ST. Louis. Doc. 10.
Offering. p ~ = ~ =
CorroS-Ol dinary sold at l9@20e. sdf 81
IL HEMP-NOthlng doing.
FLOUs In good demand for low grades:
superfner sold at s. 25a6 l21&: extra SO 2500
~ 81: 4A S7gS; xxx S9g9 90; far cy slO 90
WHEAT-Buoyant for fair, prime, and
chofcS grades, and prices relatively higher. I.
fair 10 strictly prime red FalI sold at 81 As
al 10; PR nae TO choice w bite 81 S0912 i05. 81 ~
CoRS-Higher but dull at 70973c.
: OATS Better but inactive at 55d59c. r.
& BARLEY-Steady at 81 755e2 for prime to
choice tO'Spring; 81 s. for choice Fall.
RYE-Higher at 81 % al y. zInat eil sff
PoRK-Inactive- demand for Southern
and prices have advanced to SIS 50a2J 20:
and held at S26 at the close. ~. -
BULK MEATS - Buoyant: dry-saIted
shoulders 10 9lU1<c; ;,cIeaF sides Isea i4JSe. n
BAcoS-Verg little Offering; Shoulders
sold Ia small way at lILSc. clear sides
lie; Sugar-cured hams lie.
LARD-Firm at l41z9l5c for tierce. 151Sc
for keg. p
WHfsKx-Dun and dropping at 035Is
9i1<e. f7s .Flf=.r- ~ 80 - ? =
HoGs-In brisk demand at 81 2jas 40,
prlncn naily at 81 75D98 Is. 8E4h.4C at
CArTLE-Recsipts moderate and prices
unchanged at R1<981Sc tor fnferfor 10 me-
dlum; 4g5c for fair to prime; 51z4G14c for
choice to extra.
tsHEEP-Suppfy and demand light, and
prices range from slg5 per head IS
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NeN YOrK Marset.
BY Taegraphl New Y6I.K. Dec 70.

BY Telegraphl New YoRK. Dec 70.
CoTToN-Very firm but scarcely so act
i've; sales efl 1850 oaIes middling uplands
FLOUR Receipts s,428 bbls. Market 5alOc
better, with a fair business doing: sales of
and Western. So S0gS7 40 for extra State,
So 75e@S0 90 for extra Western: S. 1910 90
for white wheat extra, 81 O0d9 35 for round
hoop Ohio, 81 O099 90 for extra St
Louis, SO 009l2 90 Tor good to choice do.
clio ing stead. California -four nominal
Rye hour steady; sales 200 barrels at So go
Corn MEAL-Duu: sales OF $50 bbIs. city
WHISKY --Dull; sales OF 100 bb!s. Western
wHEAr-Receipts 40 bushels; firm and
very quiet, and the demand is con-
lined TO milling and specu;atfve purroses:
sales of $4,000 bushels a { 81 60 for No.
spring; 81 % for common Nos. and 2 do.
mixed: poor No. do. 81 30; white Michi-
gan 50 y
RYE-NonlInaI at sEs5O for Western.
BARLEY-Dafis sales OF 600 bushels State
at - 90
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRN-fsecei pts 1896 bushels; the market
is dull and easy; sales A 30 bushels at 81 II
sound mixed Yves .erb, dosing With sellers
at 81 II aflOat.
sad 3i iss ts OF z 75oo5 S5e bushels at ~
09s0c for Western. afioat.
RIcE7Qu1et at Fls9s}sc for.Carolina-
sCePFsgN active; safes of 2,4l0 bags Rio
on private terms. Sab s2FoG b1f
SUGAR Firm; sales of 800 nogsheads Gu
Da at lI14c.
MoI.A8 IS TSaIes of 30 barrels New Or
leans Nsst 5jt972s 2 - = - A--s
HoPS-Dull at 10c. s-.g- - = v-~rs-r.
bond. Ef-r 49,
TINSEED OrL-Ffrm at 95G97c --.e
q rPostEF- Duti and heavy sales OF 700 bar
reis S25 59426 for new mess; SIS IS for old
Go.; Sk9 z5eg2f for prime; 80 25425 50 for
pri me -EaeSsF SO so for thin mess 80 GA
barrels new me S, sellers January at SIS 25
BEEF-Firm: sales 200 bbls
TIERCE BEEF-Steady and quiet a e2S61
SO for prime mess, and S30gs3l for India
mess.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-11
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec. 10.
ExCHAgGE-Easte ern in large supplv al
g discount buying, and par selling
ELoUR-Quiet: spring extra S5 z5d6 IS. =.
: v HEAT-Fairly active and Ne higher:
sales OF No l at 81 1staI %: closing sellers
at 81 LEGAL IL.
CoRN-Old inactive and nominal: new
moderately active and shade lower al So
No4c for No. 2; kiln dried 6id63; rtieeted
osc, closing at inside price; nothing doing
this afternoon. - -
OATS-Quiet and 1a1Sc higher: No. 2 at
4e54fG49c, closing at 4S1z94|4c. F-if
klE=Dullv with small sales at 81 Is for
No i, and 81 II for No. ..
BARLEY-Openedf firmer; No. 2 sold up TO
I'll bFgl oo, subsequently weakened aud
c.osed With sellers At 81 g.
HIGHWINES-Morea active, at 93a9lc str
y Fss PoRK-Exclted,a and advanced H25a
Soc; sales AT S2f o. cash; 700 barrels fnr
seller for February anu March at S23 IS |:
ruInD pork 8l7 80. E HHfIH 81 llT
BULK MEATS Firm and active.
LARD-Qufet and firm, at l5c for prime
steam rendered. T n
DRESSED IIoGs,-In good demand, and Zoe
higher; sales at 50 O0G9 80. -HN
CATTLE Very duh and almost nominal,
at s. 5Og4 40 for common TO fair co Va; So 81
eg7 % Tor good to extra prime steers
LIVE HOGS-Actfve and firm. at 81 40d
81 80 for common to medium: &8 OO0B 50
for good to choice.