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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
NeW Tork CattIe Market.
By Telegraph.l

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March Is.
BEEvEs-The market is active and lc
better than last week, as the arrivals are
light; sales at l09IS56c
SHEEP at full prices; unshOrn at
Tease.
swINE-Firm at e1zGIO]1Sc for prime hogs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March 10.
DRY GOoDs-The market lacks anlma-
tiou but business is slowly improving and
prices for most classes Of i'm ported aud do
nestle wOOlenS are no lower. We quote
the best brown sheetings at 1SGlS15c; print
cloths, o.; prints $50 SIC; standard drills,
lie; ginghams, H9lSc; delaines, l9920c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
Hog Paeking of the West.

The Cincinnati Price CUR e1,t OF the 18th
contains a detailed statement Of the re-
turns of Hogs packed the past season in
the West, with the comparison for past
years. The following are the statistics for
such points in Indiana in which our read
..r-a VII he in araslaa In rarnaI rna.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
pecrease ID pounds this vear.. 4, Cd. b

This is equal to a net decrease in the
crop of So per cent. and makes the crop,
as regards the packing in the West, equal
10 2.4OS,74l n ags of last seasons average,
not including the falling of in the ship
ments to the East during the packing sea-
son, which would further materially re-
duce the crop.
The number of hogs packed IN the West.
as epOrted by the Price Current, since the
season of 1880, compare as follows;
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
In Bankruptcy.

IN bankruptcy.
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, that, on
n the 18th day of March, AID. 1868. a
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
the estate of Joseph Q. Jewell, of Evans
Vile, IN the county of Vanderburgh, and
State of Indiana, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt, on his own petition; that
the payment OF any debts and delivery of
any property belonging to such bankrupt to
him. or for his use. and the transfer of any
property by him, is forbidden by law; that
q meeting Of the creditors OF the said bank
rupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more ASST gnees of his estate, will be
held at a Court of Bankruptcy, TO be hold
en- at the Office of Charles II. Butterheld,
on Third Street, in Evansville, Indiana,
before Charles II. Butterfield, Register,
on the Goth day of April, AID. 1868, at 10
o'clock An.
BENZ. ]. SPOONER,
U. s. Marshal, District of Indiana,
mchI9 DIT Messenger.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

In order to arrive at the actual result,
all that is necessary is to multiply he
mum Der pack ed each season by the gem
eral averages OF hogs and lard, which re-
suits as follows:
Pork, pounds last year. ......577 S68 5I2
PORK, pounds this Year..............55S, 955, 40
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
Average weight

The general averages for all are-Of hogs
20l pOunis, and of leaf lard 205< pounds,
which compare with the last two seasons
as follows;
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

The average weight of hogs, and the
yie,d Of leaf lard per hog. for each State,
compare with last season as follows:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
STEAMBOATS,.

FOR OWENSBORO. CAENELTON, AND
LOUISVILLE.
The famous steamer -
Merch 16th. al I'm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
- = On y : : Agents.
FOR MEMPHIS. vICKsBUR5 AND NEW
ORLEANS.
The magnificent freight and passenger
eFvr-. LOUISVILLE,
s.ll-l-f-ssJohn y. skunk, Master:
1--a@es Bruce, Clerk,
Leaves for New Orleans and all intern
diate ports on SATURDAY, March 2lst, at
o'clock PM.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to w. q. BROWN q Co,
or r.. NJ. HUMPHREY & c.,
Regular Evansville and Cincinnati Packet.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CiNCINNA Att
The fine passenger steamer,
ROB ROY,
tszsE + - ~ - Lew. Morris, Clerk,
Leaves Tor Cincinnati and all way ports
THIS Day, Friday, March Oths at Pm.
For Ireight or passage apply on board, or
to F. NJ. HUMPHREY q CO,
or HUBBS, PATRICK 4 CO,
A. 6gen1s.
FOX NJ en- ID AMI NE W OELL4&A4Ns1s
The splendid passenger steamer
Billy Voris, Clerk,
on SUNDAY, March I'D. at 9 An.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or 10 HUBS, PATRICK & CO,
mar0 d2t AgenIs.
FOR GREENSBORO, CANNELToN AND
LOUISVILLE.
The great Iow-Pressure
49, J. Slut Neal, Master;
- John s. Voolfolk, Clerk,
Leaves for LOUSY lie ana all way ports
THIS DAY, Friday, March 10Th, at s An.
For freight or passage apply on board. Il
FOR Mt. CARMEL AND vINCENNEs
The fine passenger steamer
j. n. WEBB,
aIIa9.s y R. L. Lancaster, Master;
Chef Bradley, Clerk,
Leaves Tor all Wabash River ports This
DAY. Friday, March 10th. at Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. q
FOR MEMPHIS, vICKsBURG AND NEW
ORLEANS.
The new, feet. and splendid steamer
L. Sam. Montgomery, Master;
- Frank .. smith, Clerk.
Leaves Evansville for New orleans and
all intermediate ports on SATURDAY,
March Dist, at IL n.
For freight or passage aPply on on, board
marie DIT Agents.
FOR LITTLE WABASH RIVER.
the feet and splev did propeller
es mHNYOUNG.
sllzlfS Henry l.. Mitchell, Master,
- Leaves for New Haven, Con-
C ri, Carmi, and all way landings on
Little "A abash River, on ATURDAY,
March DIST. at 4 Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board.
mario DIT
FOR CAIRO, COLUMBUS AND MEM
PHIS.
The splendid and feet passenger steamer
ST. PATRICK,
=nA5ss~saJ. b. Archer, Master.
- VIM. Wood, CLERK,
Leaves for Memphis and all way ports
on FRIDAY, March 10Th, at Pm.
For freight or passage applylon board, or
TO &. r. RUpD
mchI9 d2t Agent
FOR CAIRO, COLUMBUS, AND MEM
PHIS.
The magnificent side-wheel steamer
SILVER MOON.
[ Ills Ben. Merriellees, Master;
- Lawrence carter, Clerk,
Leaves for Memphis and all way ports on
FRIDAY. March 20th, at An.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to #. NJ. HUMPHREY & CO.,
1t Agents.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08

before the Committees Of Congress while IN Wasnngton
and the speedy passage OF tie bls now DeiOr he
The Commission unanimous in their proposed hC1gl
during the present season excepting ID one particular
Col Iappan is IN favor OF the removal OF the NaNdlOcs
nom tlGil present reservation in NeWMeGlco DdCh 10
their old couutry from which they we're 1orcDly SheI
west OF the mountains on the head waters OF INC oolOiauQ
River here Territory - proposed 10 be st apart
for the Utcs. Navocs, and other mouhtaln lHdaS 10
be called and organized by the name OF NaviUoc D
for which has been introduced in Congress, matter to
be rincd when the Commission meet the NaVaJoes
in Council. ,-,-.--., i,
Ole cause OF difficulty in the past maadministUton Of
ou Ildgn affairs IS IN the fact that prepoDdeance Of
reprcscnaon IN the indian Committees Of both Houses
OF Congress is given tho border States, or States inter
estcd IN he removal Of the Indians from their limits
Kansas has member each, has Oregon, 80 has Ne
bra the Youngest State in the UEiOn Minnesota has
the Guardianship Of the House Committee. Already
member Of the indian Committee OF the Senate Senator
from Nebraska, and "a member of the House Committee
OF Indian Afars Representative from Kansas, have in
troduced bills IN their separate Houses for the repeal or
lie act appointing the Peace Commission. These men
truly repre- the spirit Of the border which is opposed
10 lust and honorable settlement OF our Indian affairs
determined upon forcing the Indians If possible from of
the OF the earth and rObbng them of their Inherit
70 The and the graves OF their ancestors, while
the country the contrary IS resolved on justice TO the
red man. s preservation and ultimate incorporation Us
q part and parcel Of the body polite.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
TUESDAY. April 7-P. ".

Gold closed at 1891, The range Of the day was 1884
al57l The clearings of the Gold Exchange Bank
were SIS 5S7 900, and the balances $l,927,7Gi.
Government stocks opened firm, and, under largo
city and telegraphic orders, rose to l per cent.
There has been more activity than for long time,
with large inquiry TO replace stocks sold during
the money pressure. State stocks and railway mort
ergcs are irm and few of the latter are offered
Western Union Telegraph was firm, under reports Of
an early dividend. Pacific Mail continues active
and closes at o4l. II is now stated that line OF
English propeers is TO be established between
Panama and San Francisco, and thence to Hong
Kong and practical test be made OF the compara-
tive profit of side-whee and propeller ships Express
stocks are firm and offered in small amounts
The Railway share market is firm, and stocks offered
in moderate amounts only The Western shares
under large receipts and favorable crop prospects, are
held with great confidence Northwestern Pre-
ferred, Cleveland and Pittsburgh and Michigan
Southern are strong, in view of approaching divi-
dends At the Second Board prices were higher, and
stocks in renewed demand under the increased sup
ply Of money at lower rates. At the close the mar
ket was firm. with few stocks Offering, ana closed
strong at quotations. Government stocks close
strong and in demand mt the following prices:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08

Term or Chambers, shall be printed in like manner as
appeals from enumerated motions now required TO De-
In the case of Cummings agt. Mr. Bennett
OF The Herald for publishing libel reported YESTERDAY,
the General Term reversed the decision OF the iowor
branch dnnssiug the complaint. the ground that
defendant who had answered estOpped from moving
at Speua Term or Chambers for dismissal Tor me ea
that plaintiff had no power 20 sue put such op9e0
tion were valid, must raise 1t on the trial.
In the United States District Court yester-
day the following property condemned by dciuIt
ono case Of Opum marked i; one tobacco eutthg-Int
chine &C. found 40 Nos. 41S and 40 west TwentyseV-
enthsf distilled spirits found at Nos 6 and is trontsl
six barrels OF distilled spirits found In the dlsteIy o
B Hamburger No $40 West ghthst 2i2 ga%,Ions %
distilled spirits found in the dstilery OF H. Love- neat
Thrtysxth-st; 3229 gallons distilled spirits, iouhu "
FftyfOurtl-st., near East River
Mr.. McOueeny. whilo driving down from
High Bridge with his wife, in October lai stopped
enter haTnessmakers store leaving his wife IN the g @
wagon While there wagon owned by MT fursei d ,r'
baker driven by his employees srnck the Nasoi, All %
Mrs McQueeny thrown ont. She was men n ~ th,n @
cate health and the result OF her injuries when III %
selves were severe, were very serious coin.ns no
her he'd for abOut four months and lmaflhg lei Ec az
health peImanently She sued Mr. Purse III inc @
Conrt for S. 600 damages The defense was mat ss ~
NOT thrown out Of the wagon 10y the cOson . put .,
after fhe collision Mrs McQueeny, Gettlhg e.,
uiuped ont of the wagon, and her injuries NJ, NJ
The jumping out The jury gave verdict ior MIS- ''
Ouceny for 81 500.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
MR.. DICKENS'S READINGS.
To the Editor oJ TIE Tribune.

To the Editor oJ Tzk TRIBUNE
SIR: There arc probably many thousands Of people
in the villages of Long Island, NewJersey, &c, who
are anxious to hear Mr.. Dickens but who cannot at
tend his evening readings in NcwYork without stay
ing over night in the city. at great expense and III
convenience, whereas they could and would gladly
come to a matinee which admitted of their returning
home as early as or 4oclock in the afternoon by
the various railroads and steamboats, Now, there
FORE" as the lawyers say, will not Mr.. Dickens gave
series of paGRtcs for the benefit of the country
he will do So he will at once confer great favor
upon the people and benefit himself.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08

Money ON call is in good supply at car per cent,
and MANY houses are offered moro than can be used
The interior banks are returning currency to their
city correspondents after using it to make the
quarterly returns. The recent money pressure, pro-
duced by scramble for legal tenders to show in
the statement, viii probably result achange in the
law, which should provide not for certain fixed days
to be prepared for but for retrospective statements
which would be Of real value in checking over
trading by banks. For Commercial paper there is
more currency and rates arc not SO high. We quote
at 7GD9 per cent.
Exchange is quoted as follows: London, 90 days.
1O9IQlOo!; do sight, 109lO110 Paris, long, 516f0
SIS do, short, 5.lS1G5.12l Antwerp, 5.17iG516i;
Swiss, 517lG51GI; Hamburg, SGGSGb; Amsterdam
4laH!: Frankfort, 4OJ 041; Bremen. 79aQ79i; Ber-
lin 7l2G72.
Freights- To, Liverpool 800 balesECotton at $3.50
3D., 500 BUSH Wheat at 4d., and by steamer, 5,OOO
BUSH Corn at at Cd. To LondOni7,OCO bush. Corn at
I'd. To Glasgow, 1900 BUSH Corn on private terms,
and 900 tcs Beef at 6s. An Italian bark $500 qrs
Corn to Cork for orders at 6s. Cd.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive OF
specie) from the port of New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending April Z, 1865, was g. 73,6S9.
The public debt statement shows an increase OF
nearly three millions of legaltender notes and an
increase of currency in the Treasury of sl.475O0o
The unfunded 1908 are reduced to $1S5 sS41OO upon
which the privilege expires July 15 1863 The Treas
ury will best serve the public by at Offering to
the holders of these notes the highest commission
allowed by law to exchange them for funded debt.
The policy of selling god-bearing bonds and buying
790s is open to abuse and disturbs the money mar
ket without reason The Treasury is in condition to
pay in coin the interest on the funded debt, after
adding the 1905 and should lose no time in getting
the debt into stock of uniform character. The
time is fast approaching when long fire per cent
Oodbearrq stock can be issued in exchange for the
present 52Os subject to payment and depreciation III
investment value thereby.
The transactions at the Office OF tho Assistant
Treasurer were Receipts for Customs, S5l 600; re-
ceipts for Gold Notes. $4,000 total receipts $500
2s3; total payments 1854 3I7 0l i balance $780,
2S2 $50 so.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad
for the month Of March were
1868 $50 .s3752lo Dec. s,s9o
The Western Union Railroad earned the fourth
week In March
1863 Sl6,707 .s1o,5 Increase s6lG6
A meeting of tho directors Of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road has been called in New-York ON the
10th. when dividend Of 10 ~ cent in stock viii be
made.
The following shows the totals OF the average OF
the leading items of the Philadelphia banks for the
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08

Printing cloths, says The Providence journal, are
very active, with q strong upward tendency. The
advance in the price of goods has hardly kept pace
with the price of the raw material and little, If any,
advantage is vet derived therefrom by the manutac-
turer At the close tho price of cotton as well as
goods was still advancing. The sales OF the past
throe-ouarters of cent since Monday. The follow
ing are the sales: 1900 pieces 52x52 &c: 1000 90.
5Cx6O 7!c 5000 do. 5Gx6O &c. lOOOO DO. 0oXoO &c;
week; s. 600 do 6ixGi 0c 10000 do. 6tx6i 9!c; 1900
do 6ixf4 DC; 10000 do 64xG DC; 1900 do G4X6i,
Ole; 10000 do 64x64, 9.c; 5000 do oiAo s4c lotai'
us OOO pieces.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
TIE CIVIL COrRTa.

The Supreme Court, General Term, yesterday
appointed samuel +. Barger, VIA NJ. Tweed, u ant
James H. Coleman Examiners 10 ascertain and report
upon the Capabll!ty OF applicants for Admission 10
practice Attorneys and Councillors at Law The dgY
for examination Is hct yet fixed.
The Supreme Court, General Term, has made
order that after tho present term the appeal papers
together with the points TO be used At the General Term
on appeals, ade fE0u orders made either at Special
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
THE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, April Z. 1868.
AsHES-The market is firm at s. Gli for Pots. Pearls
are nominal.
BRISTLEs continue steady, and we have had moder,
ate business ut from 9s1 rs for American Gray and
EIJILDING MATERIALS-A fair demand still prevails
for all articles coming under this heading, and the mar
kct has ruled quite steady. Ia,
COTTON-The demand has been moderate, ana Win
more stock offering prices have again declined about c
though at close there IL steadness ana holders
seem Inclined withdraw. Sales OF 2s63 bales ncnd
ing I2 TO spnners 1870 exporters and ssl TO specua-
tn,x. Ua nunfa
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08


RICEIn small job lots there is fair amount Of Dnss.
ness doing al unchanged figures; quote Carolina n
lOAalllc. and 9id9tc for Rangoon.
SUGARS-Raw Sugars are du1 and somewhat IN
settled the low grades weak and somewhat easfefs
but prime qualities remain steady Far rcAM ISt
1O5d1Otc Good do, lie. Tho stock Is estimated AZ lyo
hhds i9725 boxes, and 26,Oa0 bags; saks to-day o, ~
hhds Mt O7 i2c for Cuba, llAc. for Porf0 co and ~
boxes Havana at Refined dull and rather easier
al 6 dl6c for Powdered, Granuated aBd Crushe 1919
I5lc for Soft Whites. and 1i9l5c. for do. Yellows
SEEDS-The market for Glover Seed Is quiet, ana
prices favor the buyer sales OF Ohio at O9l1c Tsotsy
seed is selling slowly at 81 S0ds2 30 per bush Rough
Flax Seed in fair demand at 81 IS asa W Per bush Two
thousand bags Lseed changed hands Boston at u ID
gold; market firm. -
SOAP-We note sales OF 10 boxes Castle at lGi@Jcj
the market Is steady, and moderately active. -,
sALT-Tlere have been few large sales OF Ashtons
10 arrive at full figures the demand for all knds
brisk and the market active; OF AshtOns We give higher
prices Other kinds generally lower.
SALTPETRE-Tne market is quiet Tor Crude al bsS
llc and Refined at I4i else. No sales .
STEARIf-The demand Is good, and the market
better sales OF 10000 lbs at and 7OS ioA
Grease at I2GI5c.
TALLOW-The demand continued good and prices
favor buyer sales of 10000 lbs at l2 for West
ern, and l2i Gl2ic. for City. .,
WoOL--We have new feature 20 note in Douasss
Fleeces; the market remains rm and there far busf
doing the sales being confined to small lots for man
ufacturing purposes. In Foreign Wool there s but hts
doing, and prices are nominally unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
Uplanfs

.v,I
COFFEE-Rio Coffee remains firm, ana is not toueIeu
freely but the demand is light AT Baltimore 3eOO Dags
sold ex Iapwing private terms Java Is dull ana
heavy Yves. India grades are quiet hut STEADY. Ihe
stock OF Rio. made up by Messrs VIM Seott sobs Is
100 All bags including 1900 at NewOrleans, 2eO at
Baltimore 1880 at Galveston 15oo at Mobile, $500 at
philadelphia, and 1911 at this port
COCOA-The demand is moderate, ana prices steauy at
maI7c Caracas, l2c for Guayaqu Tor
Para, all gold duty paid -, -.
CANDLES ore In moderate demand, and steady; we
note sncs boxes Adamantne at Odl dlic sperm are
quoted at asa Isc., and Patent at 55 05sc.
COAL-rhe demand for Domestlc has proved linltod
and prices have downward tendency Eastern dealers
purchase cautiously the stocks are ampe sales from
yard at d$6 so tun OF 1900 b Ia Foreign very lte
has been DONE aud prices are uncertain
DYEWOODS-Prices are firm, and our STOCK, whlcn
was large il now quito small, especially OF Logwoods
higher. Considerable has been Tor export ro
first hands. The Inquiry Is fair.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for western and
State Flour opened dull and heavy and closed
lO0a5o. lower for most grades the heavIness the
most noticeable In the low and medium grades
Family grades Irregular the sales are $500 Dds
az 81 81 ~ 80 for superne state 50 150sO rs for Extra
stae $40 25dsl 20 for Fancy do So 60Gs9 20 for the
low grades OF Western Extra; s1Odsn for good to
choice Spring Wheat Extras; $40 S0as4 Is Tor MIN
nesota Extras; s02$l0 40 for shipping ONO; $40 i5 a
SIS s5 for Trade and Family do; fo 5Oasl2 so for
Amh.r winter Wheat, Extra Michigan, and Indanai
$40 Oas9 80 for Single Extra White Wheat do. do and
s2a IA 20. singe-Extra St Louis. California Flour Is
inactive, and is easier; sales Of 200 bags a s2 3O6s4
Southern Flour Is shade easier, aud IN ar demand at
CONCESSIONS the sales 2V0 bb nj 50 60GSO u Tor
ordinary good Extra Baltimore and Country, $40 IS
slI for Extra and Family Georgia and virginia ana
$40 ljdsl5 for Extra and Family Maryan and Della
ware Flour easier, and closes tame; sales OF $50
bbs S9 CO. Corn Meals quiet sales OF 425 Dds
ut Is 250S5 90 for Whe Western, and ~ for Jersey.
EXPORTS OF BREADsrUFfe.
HouV
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08

The fEowng from the circular Of Emme. s.i ese:
has recently removed 10 No 81 Peerlst; a tue ~ rs
feens eaiss In the trade this week. Influenced ~
ports Of an Improvement Ia the EnglSa ana Ii yssy
markets The volume Of trado, however " .salers "a
ANAL there being no disposition the par! OK oea''
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08

Alton e. T. IT. ist Mort.
Alton & II. III. 2 NJ. pref.
Chic. 81 West. 8. Fund.
Chic. &c NV. STINT. BIDS.
Consol'd 7p.O. conv'le
Oonsol'd 7 pc. 15t NJ.
Han. 6, St.JOe. .LandGts. ]
Lack. & West. Bonds. :.
Tol, d Wab. LIST VI. cXt'd
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08


bbl.
Total 10 Great Britain ard the Con
tntnt Tor the week ending April -, ,o,. .,c.
sSs. sept / isSi............. 9,tls e;;@: S5s9
REcEIPTs OF DRE ADsrUFFs.
For The week ending April 1863. 8,io9 os3 ,1ss 15s
Since sept ls0I.'.''''''''' I9Ssism lgSSSa aSisis
FIsH-Dry Cod arc quiet, and generally held at our
last prices Mackerel are quiet and unehAnged III erey
respect, except No. massachusetts large when nave
sold at sll e0@s2 the sales beng about 24o poIs s
rings have ruled quiet but rmi 43c u ir price I9r
strictly Prime Sealed and 22c for do No. Il o'er AAu'
are quiet aud unchanged. ,..oo.
FLAA-A moderate demand tor Domesuon w i'~-00'
n the supply IL ample , ,.,..,.u
FEATHERS-A fair inquiry for Western' anu tne mar
ket steady at $4,000. for Prime.
GRAIN-The Wheat market opened ouu ana heaVy,
and closed fully &C. bush lower on spring otheI kus
not all for export the sales 20O0 bush at 81 SSdG
for No. Milwaukee delivered S. 10 for ialr Whte eaha
dian, and s. 80 for White Kentucky Barley anu barey
Malt are both quiet. but firmly held OaIs ate more &c
tive and rner the sales tSOO bush western at o
essc cash and regular Rye IL quiet small sales OF
Southern at 81 90 Corn moderately actiye prices are
lower the demand in part for export but chile ny Tor
the trade the sales are $1,000 bush New western
Mixed at 81 isei 2i the latter an sss iS Wsstepn
Yellow at 81 81 nominal southern White ~ 81 2o uo
Yellow at q 2is2i rs; Straw Co0red and White Tennes
GUANo~The demand is brisk for Peruvian and we
note largo sales at $50, currency Baugh Sons Com
mercial Manures are selling at Si5 6So6 g tnn cash
IJNNILS--Thcre have been OF late 2,0OO bales Bags
taken nt n dlsc for light and heavy weight We quote
at Isc Cloth has been fair demand. and sales have
been made made Of 350 bales In Boston on private terms
2ito ,.,.. .,, ,no ,,ouv.. 4, ou,, o.,
shipping ut dS5c, and retail lots at sldsl so 100 10
cash Rye Straw IA more plenty and selling at sOc'
ana Shorts NJ 65c., cash.
IL rn. Manila Ia held ut 1880, which s taing ad
vance.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08

lOhio & Miss. 1st NJ. ...- ?2t
| Dnb. & Sioux G. 1st NJ. So
Peninsula p. X. Bonds. 81
mn. & 50. Paul 2d Mtge. S23
Marietta & Gin. LIST NJ. 90
lChiclgo & Bill. lat NJ. 81
lChic. u CT. Eastern 1 NJ 50
i.S. Y. " New-Haven IS. "a
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
PETROLEUM AMI

oIlOVt'D 7''NEsD'
sALES.
lnnino Stoeks smith & Parmeee Corydon
Cons. q. lOO.....,'eJ. % iop ......"'..' o.
iOO........... 20 2Oo...-..-... ~ Montana
Quartz Hill ltVO..-'';... 90
200 s3 1 05 l,O00......b90. 70
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAT.

sryarEs CorNr-GrsERaL TEnxCou opens a, loi Non
enumerated motions