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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-04
Chicago Marker.
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec 3.
EASTERN ExcH Easier, at par buy.
Ing. AN i-l0 premium selling.
FLoUR-Qutet, and holders firm; Spring
extra s. 75.u7 90.
WHEAr-FIr and 1QI1ze hi CHER; No. l
at 81 23MGl %: No. , at 81 bal IA, and
closing at 81 l3A9I l3L for No. 2; sales of
NO. 2stnce Change at 81 a..
CoRN-Old dun and unsettled, and Sc
lower; sales OF old No. l at Toe cash and
seller for tue month, and M. . at G977O:
nCw shelled at 53G54c for No. ,: kiln dried
% gGjc; Rejected do q 1908, aud Closing
quiet at 53c for new shelIed, and norflfu al
at 12c FOR Old No. !; sales OF No. [ TINS r. II
at 76c.
OATs-Quiet and steady; sales at 465{@
4744c, closIAg at &c.
RTE-Steady and quiet at 81 l3al IA for
No. 1, 81 IIL Tor No =
BAkLEY-Dnll and easier; small safes al
at o6Gl b2 Tor No. 2; closing At the Inside
price. $780,.
HIGHWISI-S -Inactive and uOrnl nal with
b. yers at 9i@9r2c and sellers at 95c.
mess pork at 81 30 cash; S2i 90 sellers
February anl Nafen: lard auf4t aud itqrn
at l3dl4gac for steam, and l4l%c for kettle
bulk meas fairly active and frm; dressed
hogs move active; sales a IS 5pa9 90
CATTLE - frim ard IN good demand
sales at - 80 "a l21a for common to fair
cows, - 6Og5 20 for medium To good steers,
and 80 00td6 50 Tor good TO prime shipping
cattle; extra smooth beeves sT.
HOES Firm, and l092Oc higher.
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ST. Louis Market.

By telegraph Sr. LOUIS. Dec. 8.
TOBACCo-Steady and unchanged.
Hemp - A large movement has been
Aaade; sales of Loo bales umdressed 10
Kentucky manufacturers at SlO0g gll5 per
ton.
FLoUR-Low grades scarce and f1rm
other qualities dun: superfine sold at Sj0G;
extra 80 2596 50i Xxx s7gS; xxx TO fancy
IS 253il.
WHEAr-StiRbut Unchanged; ranging
at 81 50G2 for prime to fancy red and white
Fall; Spring higher, choice No. 2 sold at
81 81
CORN-Dull and lower; sales at 6G170c.
OATS -Firmer at 5Sa56c.
BARLEY-Quiet; buyers are holding off:
strictly prime Iowa 81 80: choice Minneso-
to s. 20.
RYE-Higher; sold at 81 II.
PoRl6-Held ut S2} for city.
BULK Nj MEATS-Dry salt sold at 9991ze for
shoulders; ll54c for rib sides; l3gl314c Tor
Gear sides.
BAG N-Shoulders nominal 2 lie: elea T
sides l7ci there was very little done in any
article.
| LAID - Firmer. but very little done
/ choice keg IN n small way sold at ljI4c.
WHISRT-Q Quiet a 95196c
/ HOGS-ActlVe; lots averaging 80 to 2S5
| pounds sold a 81 50a7 %, gross, and small
/ lots averaging 400 pounds sOId at SIC; light
/ hogs SOLD at $ l5G7 40.
| CATFLE-Unchanged; common to choice
/ range at 4s4g6c, gross.
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EArEsr NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed IN New York yesterday a
lS54.
seymour and eiair's majority in Oregon
Is l6A
The al vote of California Is lOS.e7I
Grants majority In the State 50S.
The State Convention OF Christians me
ri Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Wednes
day night. About ten thousand peopl,
We present.
Tae Eseional Board OF Trade Is In ses
sion al Cincinnati at present. Some mat.
ters or importance TO commercial men
nave traus pired in that body.
SIX com psnles o the seyenteeneh U. q
Inflntry arrived at Omaha, from the West
"a ths III inst, and will go into Wintei
quarters in sherman Barracks.
Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania, re
cent said that firmness IN ths admins
Jration OF the laws viii restore tranquility
and that firnness ts what the country OBJ
tatns Ia G n. Grant.
It is stated that the night before the vote
was taken on Impeachment, Gen. Gram
visited Ben. Wade to urge upon him the
resto ration OF Gen. sheridan to his I'M
mand in Louisiana.
1uE u blE JOAFftlb anu C6tSt5tetg
a. Indianapolis, were dued twenty-five
dollars each for the publication or the re-
port of the trial of Mrs. CIem, for the mur-
both rapers were arrested for ordering a
publicatiomof the testimony.
A Wheeling, Virginia. dispatch dated
the Sd says Brown, the champion oars
man, in his match against time, reached
a
making the trip from Pittsburg in twenty
four hours He started for Cincinnati at
O'Clock this morning.
Nothing remains now of Fort Lafayette
but a ruined mass of brick and moretr.
There is no fire on the premises. Soldiers
are still on guard. Several unex Jlod cd
shell re main among the ruins, and may go
of at any moment. The loss to the Gov
ernment Will be about 100000.
New York merchants are trying their
best to have Secretary McCulloch nullify
the new revenue regulations relative to
the execution of bonds to secure payment
of duties. one of the merchants of that
city threatens to D. one of one hundred to
use his influence and money to secure
McCunoch's removal unless the regula-
tions are repealed within ten days.
me temporary Drldge across the Mis-
souri, River at Omaha, constructed by the
Union Pacific Railroad, was completed
Tuesday evening, and four hundred cars
~Iosse1 over Wednesd y. Tue Com pany
Will commence shipping freight to the
terminus Of The road and raise the block
ade which, for the past ten days, has
ciogged Western commerce.
Tue New York Herald says of the resi- :
nation of the British Minister, that this
prompt response to the will of the British
people as popularity expressed will be re-
ga-ded with satisfaction by both friends
a1d foes Of the late Premier. There was,
in taet, no other alt .rnatlve, and 1t would
be happy thing for our own oOu
try II every Cabinet member 4hOuli feel
OBJ iged to tender his resignation TO the
President whenever the popular III has
been expressed in Op IosItlon TO the meas
Dres o. an existing administration.
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NEW YORK, December "a letter
TO the Her1td from Constantinople
gives an account of the sentiments en-
tertained by the Turkish Govern
ment and people for the United
States, and their anxiety about the
rolicy that this country may pursue
toward the Ottoman Empire. The
Turkish Government appreciates the
greatness and power of the American
Republie. and seeing no probable
cause for any serious dltheuity De-
tween the two countries, is desirous
OF maintaining the most friendly, re-
lations. and OF disabusing the pubic
mind here of any erroneous impress
sions with regard to Turkey.
NEW YORK, December 3. = The
Times, in an article on the alleged
frauds 10 the election in this State,
while urging measures by the courts
for the prevention Of future irregu-
larities. says the Electoral College,
having declared the vote of the State,
no power can recall into existence
the Board OF Canvassers, or reverse
the result The same paper editori-
ally refers to the denunciation by
what is called the agricultural press
L n,
aud saws the occasional foul lirg We
hear Of in no way effects the &c, al
fair dealing which dominates among
business men, and all business aud
financial circles. Nowhere, it adds,
is commercial integrity more general
and nowhere else are such efforts
made to ferret out rascality and bring
il to justice.
A letter is published by Gen. Bar
nard setting forth the ineficiency o.
our forts at present to compete with
the service ordnance of our own anc
other countries.
The World of to-day on the elec
tion of Mayor Hall, says: In his new
position he can help TO get rid of the
corrupt commissions; he can do some
thing towards giving Us clean streets
ire can assist IN devising new sys
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Nen orleans Market.

by ItItsIapn.I NEW OkLAAfV5s DEC. >.
CoTroN-Operations restricted, and the
mark ct 14a5sc lower; middling 2S5zc; sales
$3.50 bales; receipts 9,453 bales; exports
3,50I bales
PRODUCE-NOthingd done in the produce
market ON account OF the heavy rain all
day.
SUGAR-U nchanged.
MISUNDERSTANDING; common 43g45c;
choice 6ldl64c.
FLoUR-superfne So 5og6 70; treble extra
81 5061S 80.
at SIC.
OATS, BEAN AND HAY Unchanged.
PORK-Mess firIn at 80.
BACON-Dull; shoulders 12c: clear rib
I51Sc; clear sides 1870.
LARD-Dull; sales of tierce at I6c, and
keg at I61SaI7c.
WHIsKY-Steady; sales of recfifed at sig
C5FFEE-Unchsnged; stock light.
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Rural NeyY- XarLE eI..

And Now IS lhe Time % su17crI0s lor
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New York Geld ana Ssock Market.

NOW EOrk U0Id aid ebOck M8FHaf.
By Telegraph NEW YORK, Dec. 3.
MoNEY-Market more active and firm
at 697 per cent. on call, though without
any appearance of stringency.
STERLING Quiet a 91SG95S.
GoLD-Duli IurouSho the day; opened
at 30 and closed al l25I1 "a 1851. Exports
to-day SIS5 100.
ovERNsGEN S.-Higber and firm. with
an i'm approved business; '62s We're the main
feature, the bulls running them up TO IL
cash, by offers 10 purchase half a million,
without bringing out anything beyond u
few small lots. The price, however,
reached to lllh9lllSs regular Cou-
pons of 'el. lis; do. '62. IIl3s do. '63 1878 g
107%; do. '65, i071sgleS; do. new. lIO3 "a llU1l
do. 6I 1859 HOS Tdo. rs, II05ss9IlG5s 10 40s
l055 SGl0Jsz
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HAVANA, December 3.-The steam
er Villa Glare arrived to-day with
several chiefs and agents of the in
surrectionists, as prisoners of war.
The suffering ofthe poorer classes aud
others in the Eastern Department, on
account of the scarcity OF provisions,
is described as heart rending.
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NEWARK, N. j.
Destructive Fire.

NEWARK, n. j., Dec. "A fire
this morning at Covington destroyed
Beldings Brothers rule and skate
factory. The fire is supposed TO have
originated in the spontaneous CON-
bustion Of cotton waste Insured for
$4,000, about half the loss.
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z z Z e G. q A . H.

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Latest by Atlantic Cable.
The Turkisa Government
ana tbs United States.
1gore About the Election
FRAUDS ID New York.
What the Papers Gay About
the Matter.
New York Chamber Of
Commerce.
An Important Letter from
Geaeral Howard.
More About the Erie
Matter.
Episcopal Convention al
albany, N. Y.
The Conscience Fund.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-Benjamin
Wistar Morris was consecrated In st.
Luke's Church this morning as Mis-
sionary Bishop of Oregon. Bishops
Lee, Odenheimer, Vail, Kerfoot, Ran
dali and Clarkson oficiated.
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ALBANY. Dec 3-In primary Con-
venIion of the Episcopal Church of
the new Diocese, now IN session at St.
Peters Church, the SUN OF $4,000
was pledged by the various churches
for missionary purposes. The first
ballot for Bishop of the Diocese re-
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ALBANY.
Primary Convention of Episcopal
Church Missionary Cause.

MONTREAL, Dec. 3.-The ferryboats
have ceased running and the harbor
is quite deserted. The canal below
Wellington bridge is completely frozen
uD,
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WHAT LEADING JOURNALS SAY.

The Rural New-N orlzer will heneaforth
be published simultaneously here and at
Rochester. It's editor, SIR ID. ID. n. Moore,
late Mayor OF Rochester. has been nearly
twenty years 40 Us head, and has sur
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and IS now rapidly enlarl ing the Held OF
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Moore's Ruf al ~ fuM of variety, original
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CANADA.
Canal Frozen 0Fer-HOatS Stopped
Running.

BosToN, Dec. 3.-Gen. Grant Wis
tied Cambridge to-day, and arranged
for the tuition of his son.
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The Conscience Fund.
NEW YORK.

The Election Frauds-The Times's
cle-COmmercial Affairs - The
Chamber OF COmmerCe-AdOpti0n
OF RecOmmendatiOH - Important
LETTER or General Howard - The
Erie Matter.
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appointment; no ridiculous tints; reme-
dies the i'll ELECTS of bad dyes; inVtgoraies
aud leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
black or brosC7l. Sold by all Druggists and
elor's Wig Factory, No. l6 Bond street.
New York. ap3O diy