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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

III J. National Intelligoncer, IN
behalf OF tho Demo"ray, came out
yesterday with IN elaborate defence
of the Andcrsonvill1 slaughter, cha
rging the responsibility Of tho who
IL affair on General Grant. Such is
the work Democracy demands Of its
advocates. Not only brains but con-
science must be prostituted, For.
n"ys Press
We have not seen the Intelligence.
cr' s article. and hence known not
what It contains. If General Grant
is charged with responsibility IN
the unreasonable prison matters
we think the lntvllgvnoCr can go
far towards proving It, il that paper
publishes n letter OF General Grant
which General Butler made public
In August 1864 General BUTLER tel
~cgraphed General Grant TINT OULI
the rebel Commissioners of Exchan-
GO authorized him to state that thrJ
had not sufficient food to prevent GU
prisoners from suffering and offere'
to exchange 10000, man for man;
General Grant replied:
"IIis hard on sur men in South.
ern prisons not TO exchange ther
but It IS humiliatlng TO those left i
ranks 30 fight our battles, as ever
, man released on parole or otherwls
n becomes an active soldier again'
US at enc directly or indirectly.
We commence a system of exchane
9 which will liserato all prisoners I,
ken. wo vii, have to fight on INT
the South 10 exterminated. If "
hold those caught they amount
moro than dead men at this par:i
, lar timo."
,r This refus al to exchange tho sic
wounded and sutTerig Union Soldi
in prison at Andersonvillc may ha'
=. been good policy" on the party
General Grant but to US it alwa
, seemed, as 1t doubtless strike 4
II reader, heartIoSs IL the extreme.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
A Precious Lot.

U. 3. Grant IL the man Who, IN
cold blood, demanded OF the War
Department that nc exchange OF
pr isoners should be made, when
thousands If tho bravest II best
OF our brothers and friends were
dying IN S0utLern prisons IL ~
emirently fl shat ho should he sup
ported by Horace Greeley, the Tail
o fJofforson Davisj by Joe Brown,
Of Georgia, ne JoUnder ofhe Ah"er.
sonpiHs prison by Zen, Butler, the
man who assisted in preventing an
exchange by Stanton, who dcclar-
ed that he would moi exchange
healthy rebels for the skeletons o.
Union sGldiersj by W. w. Holden
who offered n reward TO any maj
who would assassin Abraham Lin
coin by John A. Logan, who tried
10 raise a regiment 10 Southern II
linols for service IN tho rebellion
but failing, sold himself TOR \ pair o
cp0uletter; hy Bingham, deuominnt
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

these expenditures are not, aud can
rot be necessary. Abolish your
military governments IN the South,
by Which sou r supporting tho
negro governments established
there. Reduce your large standing
army to what IT ought 20 be nc time
Of poace, a mere police force. Abol
ish your Frcodmen's Bureau, by
which you are teaching politics and
laEiness and vagabondism TO your
negro proteges. Reduce your eTpen.
sive navy, 20 back to the principles
Of economy and honesty and iutro
duce the necessary reforms IN every
braEch Of tho service, and you can
in this way save n hundred or
one hundred sud fifty millions more
to DO applied annually TO the pay
ment oftbe principal Of theso Eve g.
twenty bonds. Tho interest will in
this way, yenr by year be rapidly
diminishing and the amount saved
thereby oach year can also be Rp.
piled TO the payment Of the primer.
pal OF those bonds, AID it requires
no mathematician to sec that in this
way the entire 6vo-Jwenty bonds
Indebtedness may be liquidated in
FIVE or six years, without any IN.
crease Of either taxes or the curren
CIV.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
POIe-RaIsIng In Marion Town
ship.
WILLIAM SHERWOOD,
Chairman.
FiS r. HANNA,
Secretary.
Aug IL, 1868.

On Saturday, Sept. 9Th, 1868, at 10
o'clock, N Democratic Hickory pole
will be raised at Barnet Barnes in Ma
rion Township, Morgan County, Ohio.
Let all Democrats and those friendly
to the cause, far and near, turn out to
this Grand gathering and help put up
the pole. At o'clock, p, w., the PEG.
pie will be addressed on the political
questions of the day by Col. William r.
Ball, Of GAINESVILLE, and by Hon. James
NJ. Gaylord, Of McConnelsvillo.
On the evening Of the same day the
same Speakers will address the people
at Windsor.
Everybody men and women are
cordially invited to be present at these
meetings.
BY order Of Committee Of
Arrangements.
Marion,
aup % 1863
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
BARRIER SHOP.

Having rfIed my room adjoining the
Genital House, | AN prepared to follow all
branches OF Burbaring business Shaving
Hnir Cutting. ~ShampooninE, l'ycinE, IN
best OF ftylr. Ladies wishing then IIHi'
cut ard Shnmpooed. eau have II G'ne 81
their houses, by / aviDg their orders at m.
shop. Switches aud Curls made Cheaper
hptIer than any other place IN ,o~n. A
lot Of Swiichcs and Curls OIL hrnd. Cal
aud examine them.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

ed by Butter the murderer OF on
innocent woman, and ty ailthe car
pet.baggsrs and negroes who are
now roapinK the fruits Of the suffer
lngs and sacrifices Of the soldiers oil
the Union. Grant and his support
ers are n precious lot, truly. How
their record appeals TO the support
Of the soldier citizenSl II is posi-
lively irresistible. - Harrisburg Pa.
tTiot.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
Business n Offices.

ssD- Burkholter 4 Wilson design
having a Stand at the Camp meeting
Grounds, on Kidd's Farm, near Union
Vile. Board and Lodging, cakes and
candies, Hot-coffee, and ever thing
desirable will be found by calling on
them.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
DAVID WILLIAMSON.
CITY SHAVING SALOON.
FRED BROWN, PROPRIRTsK.

Fred is prepared to do MI mOuneT al
work which within the sphere Of hi'
legitimate business Shaving, Hair Cut
ting. Shnmpooing, DyeinR, done to ,h'
satisfaction Of The most lnstidous, SWilche'
and Curls are made To oder, aud IRE war,
ran,ed TO prove satisfactory. SOuth-Eas
Side oil Public Square,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
JAMES GORMLY
Summerl Summer !!
summer

Ia here, and everybody, that iS all the ladies,
both Of country and town, are going to the
Millinery and Fancy store OF tho Misses 8.
a L. Holbrook. for their Ribbons and La.
csS, Flowers, Straw Bonnets and Hats,
Br9ld.t Ornaments, Trimmings, Bonnet
everything that ladies wear. Second door
above National Bank, Center Street, NJ.
Connelsville, Ohio.
April so--em.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

~ A lot Of american Watches
of the different manufactures, Amer.
lean, National, Gallets, the latter is
something new, is wound up and
set by the pendant, r sold lower
than before the War all just re.
cdiYed u Yineents'.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

~ Don't depend on Sheep to
kill Briars. They can't do It'll
Nothing will root them out but q
good BRlAR STTHE bought at Nor.
ris' Hardware Store. If you don't
want to buy Of his accommodating
clerk 7. 7, Mott, go TO some other
house. Have ono by. all means,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

bG6- The Western Quarterly, pub.
lished by tho Western Farm Immigra-
ton Co, 81 s-fourth st, St, Louis, No,
should be in the hands Of all persons
Call on Fin. R. Hanna, McConnelsville
Ohio, and he will give you all the in-
formation you need in relation to it.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
Gallery of Art.
O, TREsIZE

asks the public 10 call and examins his
specimen Photographs, Fsrrotypes, Am
brotypes, Gems, &c., &C., which cannot be
surpassed anywhere. He has perfected at
rangsments Whereby Sny one eau be &C
comodated with the finest Of Oil Paintings
and pictures OF India Ink Work. Rooms
over BoOnsis ssadler shop, in J. c. stones
Building, csetsr Street, .A'CssneisNthe'
0pto.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
SOllss ts Internal Rsytnu, TsI,.Pay,Ts,

MARRIETTA, August IL, SO.
Notice ia hereby given that all Inter
nal Revenue taxes will hereafter be
payable only at my office in Marietta.
Each person will receive notice Of the
amount and the time of payment Of his
taxes by mail. Phe money may be re-
mitted by draft, Post-ofice order, or in
currency by express or registered let
ter. Receipts will be sent by return
mail. The expenses Of collection will
be added in all cases where pArties neg
lect TO pay according to notice,
w. p. RICHARDSON,
aug 20 6tl Collector.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

Da5- Farmers, now il is near Seeding
time, you need a WHEAT DRILL. Every
farmer should have one, Every farmer
a buy m st low rates of Capt Joe
Sonnanstine.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

b6r Persons in search Of bar.
gains should not fail to give hcCar-
ty a call rs no lie selling all kinds Of
Dry Goods very low.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

BE- Coru Huskers Il New Style
Clrn Cutter on hand at h orris'.-
Thimble Skein Boxes received to-
day.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

HGD- A large Stock Of Muslins just
received at McCarty's which arc
selling very low.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
~s aug 30. 1868.

Cur Jus. W. kincaid invites the
Public to give him nm occasoionnl
call At tho Exchange" All kinds
ut eatablcs arc served up inthc Beet
Of Style. Nothing intoxicating sold.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

ID. II. MORLEY has taken John
W. Pinkcrton into partnership with
him. The business will now be
conducted under the name Of I'D.
II. Mortlcy & Co. Notice the ad-
vcrtisem"nt.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

Our Editorial notice of' the late
Col WIN. Hawkins will appear IL
next weeks paper.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

REv r NJ. SrEvgSsoN informs us
that the Norma! School wIll be again
commenced on next Monday.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EMIT WANTED,
Change Of Firm.

Having associated with me, Mr.. j.
w. Pinkerton, in the Wholesale and
Retail Grocery, Provision, and Produce
business, it becomes necessary that all
the old accounts on my books should be
Immediately settled. l therefore re
spectfully, but earnestly request ALL
who know themselves indebted TO me
to call and settle accounts. The old
books must be closed within the next
thirty days. After that time they wilI
be put in other hands for collection
The business will hereafter be conduct
ed, on the cash system, under the name
and style Of d. II. Mortley y Co.
d. II. MORTLEY.
Sent. 4th, -2t.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

80 Men ana boys wear at Nc
CarJy's very cheap.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
W, B. HEUGES, N. D..
Has permanently LOCATED himself in Nc
COnnelsville, where be will follow
his profession both IN
PHYsIC AND SURGERY.

All calls promptly responded 70. Once
opposite AuInmey, Hammond 4 Co.'S Grocery
Store, on Centre Street. taug 2Otf
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

DEMOCRATS will remember that
the Democratic Meeting that was
announced for Rockville, Muskin>
gum County, has boon postponed.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

Every body male and female are cor
daily invited to theso meetings. At all
these meetings able speakers will be
present and discuss the questions of
Congressional reconstruction, Negro
su arage. taxation, public debt and eK-
penditures, &C., &c.
BY order of the Democratic Central
Committee.
WILLIAM SHERWOOD,
Chairman.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

TAX.pAYERS will do we'll TO no
tice the advertisement Of w. p.
Richardson. Internal Revenue Col
leclor. Found in another column.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

READ the speech of Gen. Piatt.
which may b. found in this issue.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

Az TX" found on the margin Of a pa
per this week, is a notification to the
subscriber that his time has e1pir-
ed.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
~SI72.697.77s on

u ""
Thus il il seen that tho entire OK
.penditurvs of the Government from
tho adoption Of tho Contribution to
tho close Of the last war with Great
Britain did not amount to one
third Of what was passed from the
bkople by taxation for the s'Hglo
year of 1866.
The avelago anHAl expenditures
Of the Government at different
specified periods for the forty years
immediately preceding the advent
Of thu Republican party to the pow
or, in 1861, wore "a follows, accord
ing to n table furnished by Hon.
David A. Wells, Special Commits
siOneT ofRevenue, in his last annu
al report. Mr.. Wells il a mOmber
OF the Republican party, and. Of
course, docs not misrOpi esent facts
10 the damage Of his own party
Average annual expenditures OF the
Government for periods of ten
years each.
ls2l-31 (ten yesrS) Sl6,l7O,00O
1871 (ten years. 26,03O.000
l94l-5l (ten years. 36.74O.0O0
l95l.6l Con years. O0,GSO,OoO
The third Of those periods (184l
to 1851 embraces the time OF the
Mexican war. and yet the average
annual expenditures of this decade
including civil list, pensions, in.
dams, Navy and War departments
do not reach $50, 900, 600 In view
Of these facts, will some gentleman
on tho Radical side OF the House tel
the country why il is that it is nee
oeSary toralse from tho people $780,
00J 900 q year, and oven with tail
enormous taxation the public deb
Is now rapidly Increas:ng1 Thes'
are questions; answers TO which 81
Indignant pevrle will demand o
you wheA you appear before then
aguir asking thcir Euhrhges, eu
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

s0- Now Prints at McCarty's,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
EFT.

A. J.. GRAY,
Sonth East side Of Pubic square,
McCONNELlSVlLLE, O"IO.
Market days; Tuesdays, Thursday and
Saturdays The best Of all kinds az meat
furnished at the lowest prices.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
}. y. & Elm. "a. Hanna,

Attorneys AT Law,
RCoNNELSVJLLE, ONO,
will attend promptly 70 all business en-
trusted to them. Special attention given
to collections. Office on Center Street, three
doors west Of the Public Square.
V2u3a-iy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-10
ESTABLISHED. 1881:

out by an earnest desire to maintain n
all the rights and protect the inter
ests Of my beloved country It is
not at all probable that | shall again
be a member Of the Senate, and it
oppresses me to think / may never
after | leave the country have the
pleasure of seeing again all its mem
bers, but | beg you, Mr.. President,
ana them, to be assured that whatever
distance may separate US, L shall
never cease to gratefully remember
the kindness evinced for me In
TINS Chamber, or to hone for
the happiness aud prosperity of its
members when I return from
my embassy. [ trust and believe
there will be an enduring peace be-
tween ourselves and the other ma
tlons OF the world, and this I am
sure can be secured by a firm and
courteous maintenance of our own
rights and serupulous regard for the
rights of others; and above all trust
that all the troubles incident TO
our recent domestic conflict will
then have totally disappeared, and we
shall be Ia the uninterrupted enjoy
ment Of that unity of Government
which in the parting words of Wash
ton, is the main pillar in the edifce
of our independence, the support of
our tranquility"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-10
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATT, July 9.
FLoUR-A shade firmer, but not higher
family 50 0099 %.
WHEAT-In better demand, and prices
higher; No. Winter at s.; No. / at S. los
stock light.
CORE-tIrmer; ear S46S5c.
OATs-C9uiet at 75c for No. i.
RYE-Duu and prices decliningi No. ] at
81 551I 90.
COTrON-Quiet aud unchanged: midi
ding at 3I@3llzc.
HOBACCO-N0 sales.
RoYIsIoNS-Generallyf firmer, and hold
ers asking. higher prices, though the de-
mand is light Mess Pork firm at SIS gJ-
Bulk Meats HH@us{c foe shoulders, and
lac for sides. Bacon at 12ZGl3C for shoul-
ders, lB149l65<c for clear rib and clear sides
Lard could not have been bought below
NC, and rot much offered: holders have
generally Withdrawn from market Mess
Pork could have been sold at s27 70; Bulk
Meats at ilK0l5Ic; Bacon at lIfe for
shoulders, aud lU@l6J%c for sides: and Lard
at lie. Butter scarce and wanted at 2Gg@0e
for fresh.
EGGS-DuIl a lie.
GROCERIES- unchanged.
PoTATOEs-Scarce and firm at SO e bbl.
GOLD-l4011.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-10
Late News Itenls.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
l1Oss.
A Convention OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic met at Pottsville, Pennsylvania,
ON the sth. About 200 delegates were IN
attendance, and among them Gems. Pear
son, Negley, Geary and others.
Il is stated that the colony from Georgia,
located near the town of San Pedro, had
mostly departed for the United States
again. Their cotton was almost entirely
destroyed by the cotton worm, which,
strangely enough, has never appeared in
san Pedro before. A small colony from
Louisiana has taken possession of the
ground.
There are rumors of an intended inva-
sion of Mexico by the Imperial leaders.
Tabaeco is reported to be in New Orleans
urging on operations from that quarter.
santa Anna, being penniless, remains
quiet. The cholera is decreasing in Ha-
Vana.
The baggage and passenger coaches and
the sleeping car ON the Rutland q Wash
ingson Railroad, near Cambridge above
Troy, New York, were thrown from the
track, on Tuesday last, and ten or twelve
persons injured. two or three, 1t Is sup
posed, fatally.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-10
New York Dry aooda MarEeL.
BY Telegraph.l

by Telegraph. NEW YORK, July 3.
DRY GooDs-AIarket buOyant for all
staple styles of cOttOns, and a good inquiry
is noticeable for the season. All the Amos
kedg dark Prints have been closed ont at
l21zc, and are held Ic higher, while they
job nt BE; Lowell and Wamsutia Prints
are also Withdrawn rom sales for higher
prices: SpraguHs . Prints have been af-
vanced 10 l41Sc; Pacific do. H. Manchester
new styles have been advanced % i4es
American aud DIuneiI9 bring I3lSC. 4
nice line OF Arnold's Prints has seen
opened at ll1&c. Heavy Brown Sneetines
are steady at I3c for PicquOt A ITc for
AInOskeag A and stark A; Atlantic D.
still jobs at I41zcs Massachusetts "A llisc=
Dwight I5e. Agawam Il lie; Golden Ridge
lie; fremont e l855c5 KcuuebecE and ln-
ternatlonal q lOZ; Indian Head 40 inch
20c; Pacific II. Appleton A and IadIan
Head 56 inch Hlzc; Lyman q l5l<c. Amos
keak Ticks are in good request &C 8lc Tor
A q A; 30c for A 25c Tor 81; % for C. ana
zoe for ID brand. Amcskeag Deuims sell
readily at SOC. Stark A two busheI bags at
521Zc. Glasgow Gmghams l4JZWITc: Key
stone i254c; Hartford l6c; Luncas-er ISc !:
real Earlstone 2jc, and poor styles OF priut-
ed Delaines 16c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-10
The Democratic Nomina-
t1ons. -
Ratification Meeting at St.
Louis. @
PendIeton Ten ders his Sup
i port TO EIr. Seymour.
and will Work to Secure
his Election.
sT. LOUIS.
Ratification Meeting.

ST.. LOUIS, July GA very large
Democratic meeting was held in the
Court House tonight, TO ratify the
nomination of Seymour and Blair.
r. Il. Leteher, of Saline County,
D. A. Sutton, Maj. w. G. Jones, Capt.
Tobin and others, spoke. A national
salute was fred, and thirteen extra
guns for Blair. An unusual amount
of enthusiasm was manifested. A
fine display of. fire works, music. &c.,
coupled with the large number pres
ent, made it one of the most success
ful meetings that has been held here
since the war. The nominations
seem to give universal satisfaction to
Democrats, and the mention Of their
names at the meeting were received
with loud, long and continued accla-
nations. s..s-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-10

new YORK Market.

/ BY Telagraphl NEW YORK. Tulvg.
-oS qI9oN-Dull aud shade lower; sales oi
/ " pltIea @ q 3@54c for mlddIiug uplands.
1 : Lo LoUA-heceipts $500 barrels. unarI-ef
opening IOgl5c better. bnt ei6qeI i11i1
buyers a ,o refusing % pay the advance. sales
/ oI y,0JV barrels at So 90a7 S5 FOR s6neT-
! fine StateW estern; IS I5qf8 e6 - ~ ~ .t LSa
/ state; ~ ID 8l0l5c for evtra &c., T .
20 7 2lS - toT M ate wheat extra So G5a
! extra ~; LOUIS 80 5lGI4 50 for roof "a
caOicS S 40 10. SaiiiI2rnla hour opened frrn-
/ SO 35gl2 % Rye FIO1r 10 gTer. saI Ies ~ 9ss
/ barrels at 81 5000 50. -'9
CORN MEAL-Quet.
! W WIIEAT-Rece5pts 4,S58 bushels. tha
! market opened i@2c better and etoe-i7
duil with the advance lost: sales l7 5Gi
| bushels at & 10 for No. / Spring; q 271< for
very choice Amber Green Bay. - f5 To-
new Amber Georgia; 3 Is for new while
Georgia; 81 30 for very choice white Mich
igan.
RYE-s1eady; sales OF zoo bush Canada al
BARLEY-NomtnaI.
BARLEY MALT--N omiuaI.
PE,AS1Canada nTm; sales OF 1000 bush
CoRN-Receipts, 40 ,4ls bushels: opened
l@2c better; closed quiet; advance lost.
sales OF 10000 bushels at 81 l20l "A for
mixed Western aIioat, closing q Sl129I Is
Tor round parcels; 81 10 for high MIXED
nearly yellow; 81 l50l lG for old mixed
Western, closing st the inside price.
Quiet and firm; closed dull and dropping;
sales 1900 bushels at S51z for Western nj
store.
RICE -NOminaliy unchanged.
CoFFEE-Steady; 2,000 barrels were sold
on private terms.
Moderately active and drmer:
sales 400 bbls Cuba at 1l1{0ll1%c.
MoLAsS sSE5-EOmiEaily unchanged.
PETROLEUAI-Ftrm; 1Sc for crude, $500
55c for refined bonded.
PoRK-A shade 1rmer and quiet sales
OF 100 barrels at s27 S792S % for new mess.
cii9slng az S27 90, regular; 81 75G2S o. for
oId d co closing at S2S %, regular; 81 25E
~ q for prime S2i 00921 90 for prime
,o5 5biEekF-Steady = and unchanged: sales OF
~ ~ ~ y Httdsls dls al sl5 00820 so for new PLAIN
III f5 Sssi 80 ~ 9o924 % for new extra mess.
BEEF HABls-Qulet
9 UT eEAIs-Firm and In fair demand.
rifs I'LL % NY PACKAGES unchanged; middles
AisDIA shade firmer. and IN moderate
,u oSLllaiu sales or $50 tIerces at 1G@l7Jae for
Steams 171<GIsc for Kettle rendeTzli also
SyAIes - Oh * ~ tlerces steam, buyers July, al
1T5Sc. @3-5 '-
o. BgTTER-Quiet at 2o92sc for Ohio; 2sa
CHEEsE-Firmer at lO9l5Ic.
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qAlcagO Markef

By Telegraph CHICAGO. 1uIy o.
FLoUR--Quiet and steady; Spring ex-
tras ats7 75U9 90.
" HEAT-Dun and unchanged: sales OF
No. at 81 "a, ana No. at 81 s2I<@I 81
closing quiet at 81 81 for No 2
CORN-Less active. and I0aIIl<e Iorra,..
sales of Nc. l at 9l99lc: No. at s9aSJ9<c.
rejected at 63c, and closing steady al 900
No. at Ole.
OATs-Quiet, and I9I1Sc lower; sales at
67%@6S]5e, and closing quiet at inside
prices.
RYE--DuH;- sales at 81 659l co for No. /.
and 81 IS for No.2.
BARLEY-NOminal.
PRoYIsIoEs-Firmer, but quiet; sales of
mess pork at S28; lard held firmly az l6lSc.
with buyers at 169l65%c; dry salted shout
defs more active, at uS<c; sugar cured
smoked and canvass hams at I9C.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-10
Louisville Market.
BY Telegraph.l Lor

BY Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE. July @.
ToBAcCo.-Sale 308 hhds premium nc
SI2 ONm95 90.
FLOUR-Superhne 81 90: A No. $40 70.
EAT-Prime new 81 aj.
CoRN-9019Ic.
OATS-Hulk 76079c.
RYE-SI SOC.
MESS P0RK-Sales $500 Bacon Shoulders
ut 125z69l3; Clear Sides l1c,
I1ARD-f7c in Gierces.
W WHISKY-NDmfual