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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22
special Notices.


The Great Pictorial Anoual.
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1sss thrsaghous shs United States and ell
evilissA esanasias Of The Wssra AsnDAsfs, viii -
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70 usAsss.A - ssss pAilessshy = AsastA sa red
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p.svs,aSos and cure of ssas varisty Of Diseases
nbrsssp large amosnt Of infernston interesting to
Il. merchant. the nesAaaie the minsr ~ farmer, tbs
planter, ana profsssisnai and The csasslssions
S.v. bean ,as r saoA nssidsAss and latitules
ost suitable for correct and comprehensive NAfisu
CA1sHpAA
The psssrs usss and extraordinary saHitary s9ssts
Of Roefnr1Hn's ef0AACH BIffakS. the staple
to.e end sltsratiye Of sAAs half the CAristA.
world arc fully ~ forth In IL PAGE which are alss IN
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other astivs snd sousing reading ast.r, original
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

PAfszrs. -Aagd = O., Aolieiaess Of Pat
ssts, ~ fne slreeA &. Loaia, MISSOURI, Of.
GeialH rsposs 10 Ne Cars ClrY tAs lbllos.
il pG1ssls tssseD1 sl1sasssi aaA lea
iuvsatses, ioe he wesk ending tls 18th II
Dse., 1858 SO .s.ssss
IovA.
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~.
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soess.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

4 csIHDnAr1D New York barber said, mot
losg 3ses, tAat sias-ssstAs Of HE customer
Dssehsse1 = Asye thsir hair dssasad With
"Dssrsts's Hair Restorative ito any sab
staass, . \ kesps Tho scalp % cool and ffse
ffsn 6unAEsd. - TFsy Daily WAfg.
d-o~o.1 IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22
Ics PircHEas, best, nsd,sm and cheap
qualities, at Bridges.

CnRIsTHAs vooldn't posssss one halt ~
wostsd salrAeivpasss and vonlda't Be
looked foxvssd 70 ~i4A one half he Joyful
antieipasi3us, By The htlls folk, # il vas mot
foE The usaal complainant Of confectionery,
i. view OF wkich fact Asssss. Thsrms 4
bro. Asve prepared themselvea for the hoii>
days With . stock that has never bees
eouallsa 10 Ksetuk. They hAve ssnfsction-
~ 10 every iusgiaabls form, spread ont IN
rich profus,en and tempting display, ranging
ia prics from the ordinary twenty-five cent
candy t. the imported French confectionery
q - 90 per pound. A visit to their estab-
lishmept il we'll worth your while.
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GAanrr Seta and Bracelets. at Bridge.

Tn WEEKLY Cars 10 published this after
nooa.
4 minister came 70 ~ and got papers con-
eainins eur notices Of Keokuk business hous-
. to send abroad to friends 70 let them know
What Bsokuk i doing. There ars great
neny Who could ~sll follow NJ example. The
WpuxlY eostains I'll tAs nesicss ard much
sehse inasssseing natter a1pst our city,
Csas and buy copies for Jour. friends East
md o1ooWh0e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

Tas most eooplsts sock Of goods for
winter wear will b found 1t Ike Stern ,
Co.'S. Underwear Of every description I'D
ssuas furnishing goops 10 endless vssisey.
Oyefcoots shas cant b bsat in this vesessn
eourtsy-csll end - EN-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

Tn gfsasese attraction 10 the city 10 the
stock Of 6ns Sable, Mink. Fitch and A.
tracAsn run, q the store Of ]. Q. VOORHEES,
3 Bro, asl - 10y are selling thsm = but :
small advance abovs RAstssa eost they ars
appreciated By those wasting fns Fur, and
ars sailing nsrs rapidly than fms furs evsf
sold before in Ksoluk. Tksif stook Of river
Mink, Frsoch Ceney, Squirrel 6sts end Chill
drsns' ssss srs Of The ~ make, and ~arked
dam 70 b cold out before the lirst Of Janu-
ary next. For grsss bafgaias IN Fars, for
Christmas and New Ysass, oallat The popu>
lar Fur House Of J. o. voorAieo 4 BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

1@ss1ss . = y Va Grisksn's GALLERY.
Ne. - neissGssse. r. wsll 6nishsd PAsse-
eaes, Anhsesypss Aa1 Cess q very reason
abas psisss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

VmMcnssnsl-Yeap a1Gsntion ID salisd to
DdGn1vsGuooasaa hsaled "VMmonssss. !"
I'D It.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

esneyo inlueeasaEa il he WY Of psf-
faney, = IL Ksokak Drug Store. II Jon
80 sesse ssessA y bsoat, como in and -
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InBuss SOCK ~ kiads goods that mnss
b I'D, = Bridges.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

0savms MosuseAasn Cioae HoNsss =
BiAesa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

Ysu1ssDAy - he shortest day Of IL
yssf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

vsaY select assossnsas Fancy Goods. -
Brilsoa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

HAsDEsacnlss and Glove Boxes. )
Dsiaeee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

LASsn Naa Mt1isam and cheap sets, n
Bridges.
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q. l.eeas klve 0eesk Dsskst
~ TssegragAJ orLeu'a D. y.
Hsss-1r.; rasgias sot<.
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Fms quality If wsisang DsGia. = Bridges
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In our Mourning Goods Department

found n Cloth Australian Grapes Ottoman
seas ssxtsh Crspe Mourning Handk &c, be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

We are daily receiving New and Choice Goods o.
alvayS the lowest, and " have ono price only Z
sentaton accommodating saiesmen, make our H0
aim shall be To please eli who fasors with their %
Very Respectfully,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22
CLo1H Ann cASSIuRlE nRPARf

Great BAEeaias in this Chiusa Beavers
Broadcoths Doe Skins, Fancy Cassmer Western
Shaker Jeans, Tweeds DC, dc.
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IN OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT
IIIllSI lss0lTllaT IN OUl VOOlsJ DlPAluI1T

All k.ede the chspest
Domestic Fannels Shaker
western made F1ennd in white, and plsda Hood.
/ bla, Scarls Breakfast Shawis Atsns, Leftins he
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n. n. BosTsgICK,
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-26
WEST INDIES.

New YORK, January 23.-San Domingo
advices of the llth state that the situation o.
the Government was deplorable. The insur-
gents were marching on the Capital and meet
ing with little opposition. The inhabitants
were almost in a state of starvation.
New YORK. January 24.-The Tribune has
the latest advices from San Domingo. orlando
has been captured and Puerta Plata, also,
after bloody fight. Several of Cabrials
Generals were embarking for foreign parts
Bungar;a was about to march en- the Capital.
The feet at Baez was expected in front of San
Domingo, to operate on the place with Hung
aria.
HAVANA, January 24.-By an arrival from
San Domingo we have received the follow
ing: The Commissioners sent by Cabrial to
obtain assistance from eX-President Getfrard
had returned and were unsuccessful.
The Baezists had possession of all the
large towns Of San Domingo, except the
Capital, which they were preparing to storm.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-26

NECESSITY FOR CONTINUING THE FREED
MEMS BUREAU.-General Gillem is the Off
Ger who succeeded General Ord in the com
mand of the Mississippi Military District.
He is said to be warm personal friend OF
Andrew Johnson. He seems to differ with
the President with regard to the Freedmen s
Bureau. He was lately in Nashville, and
the Press and Times of that city says of
him:
General Gillem says that actual hunger
and restitution, more than any political feel
ing, is at the bottom of nearly all the disturb
ances in Mississippi, and believes that the
Freedmen's Bureau will continue to be a
necessity for the relief of both whites and
blacks for some time to come, to save many
of them from actual starvation.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-26
FROM EUROPE.
= selling
BY CABLE.

By CABLE
MADRID, January 23.-The Spanish Min.
lister of Foreign Affairs has addressed note
to the Spanish Ambassador at Florence IL
answer TO Minabrea's dispatch. The Am
bassador 10 the Italian Government is in,
structed that Spain is determined to main
tain the integrity of the Temporal Power
of the Pope; but in no other respect will
she interfere in the affairs of Italy.
COPENHAGEN, January 23.-The Rigsdag
was in secret session to-day. 1t is under
stood that the subject under consideration
was the sale of the Danish West Indies. Ii
is believed that the treaty for the transfer
will be approved.
PARIS, January PIT is reported that
the Emperor has prohibited the publication
of the pamphlet prepared by Prince Ma
poleon regarding the relations of France.
The American feet under the command
of Admiral Farragut will remain at Toulon
during the winter.
MADRID, January PA bill has passed
the COrtes for the furnishing of breech-
loading guns for the army.
FLORENCE, January 2i.-A bill has passed
both Houses Of Parliament imposi ing tax
on incom in certain cases.
LONDON, January 2i.-At ministerial
dinner at Bristol, Lord Stanley made a signi-
fcant speech in regard to Ireland. He said
that the island had never been more prosper
Gus nor had ever seen more distractions.
The latter he attributed to the designs Of
American soldiers, and thought the proposed
church reforms had better go over to the
next Parliament.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-26

ia ction subside, that peace, goodwill, and
union may once more and forever abide
throughout the Republic.
Thus, in the happiest and most appro-
pirate terms does the eloquent Chief
Magistrate of the Old Bay State pro-
nounce his own and the peoples earnest
sentiments. He simply enunciates the
palpable fact that the great and good
General-in-C Chief of the Armies of the
United States has inherited from the i'm
mortal Washington the title to that ex-
allied position in the eyes of the world ::
-" first in war, first in peace and first
in the hearts of his countrymen !! "
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-26
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
From the Virginia Enterprise Of yesterday

From the Virginia Enterprise Of yesterday.
| SAN Francisco, January 2.-The opposi
ton steamship Oregonian will sail for Pana'
ma tomorrow.
A telegram from the North says the Bel
bingham Bay coal mine is again on fire, and
that preparations are being made to incun-
date it.
P. Gerhood and J. Maglee were found dead
in their beds last night.
The charge against Rev. Father Gallagher
has been dismissed.
A meeting of the Republicans last night,
held for the purpose of organizing Central
Club, was we'll attended. The State Council
of Freedoms Defenders transmitted to the
meeting a communication embodying re-
solution for the appointment of a committee
to counsel with the Union Republican Cen
trail Club to effect cooperation in the coming
Presidential campaign. The Secretary stated
there was nothing which prevents member
of that organization from joining Republi-
can Club; on the contrary, the great desire
of all was to promote harmony in the Re
publican ranks. A committee of five was
appointed to draft a Constitution for the
Club.
The Chinese are observing their New Year
festival with great enthusiasm and some
noisy demonstrations.
Mining stocks are easy to-day, excepting
Crown Point which declined 5000.
Gold was 140s in New York this morning
sterling, 1908.
Legal tenders are quiet at 1li buying and
y selling.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-26
NEW TO-DAY.
EN- G. z A CY!

meeting Of the Democratic Club Of Ormsby
County will be held at the District Court Room in
Carson City, on
Wednesday Evening, January goth.
at - O'Clock, for the purpose Of permanent or
eaniZition. Members of the Club and all per-
sons DESTROYS Of enlisting themselves against the
INSPIRATIONS CT CONGRESS,
NEGRO EQUALITY,
U = Z @ U a L II A X A T o N !.
AND
NATIONAL BA N X s,
are earnestly requested to attend.
PER ORDER.
Carson City, January 26, 1868.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-26
PASSPORT SYSTEM ABOLISHED. - tt

PASSPORT SYSTEM ABOLISHED. - The
Washington Chronicle of January 9Th fur
nishes the following intelligence:
Official notice is given by the Prussian
Government that from the beginning of the
present year the passport system from which
travellers have suffered in every petty State is
entirely abolished in the territories of the
North Germ an Confederation. May all the
kingdoms of the world act in the same way,
and then all visitors will rejoice.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-26

THE FRUITS OF SECEssIoN.-The editors
in Mobile and Montgomery, are Dragging
about the large and luscious Strawberries
grown in the open air, which they gathered
and ate during the Christmas holidays. Is
it possible that land so fertile and favored
with so mild and generous a climate can be
cursed with famine
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

that the negro hailed the Cora :. Just be
fore daylight, aud was taken en board
with the skiG. He pawned the skif, or
rather gave it TO the Waterman for his
fare, and the skf was placed oonspicu-
oasly on q pile of freight on her bow. and
the negro landed here afser daylight on
the morning after the attempted murder,
and was, no doubt, in the city all that day.
The officers Of the Cora 8, when they
learned the facts connected with the
mater, suspected the negro had stolen the
skih, and, hearing OF the outrage, return
ed it here and delivered it to the owner.
The weather was clear last night and quite
eoaI..........The Louisa did not get away
yesterday. She will positively leave to-
day, and passengers and shippers should
hasten aboard
MANIFEST Of steamer Linton from Nash
vile TO Eva nsville-R. X. Dunkerscn. 80
hOgsheads toba eco, l76 bales cotton; ". 9.
Brown & Co, 6 hOgsheads tobacco; Gard
neT, Noel d Co., II hogsheads tobacco:
Charles Viele, boxes glass; Reitz & Ha-
ney, lot of copper and iron pipe, and
1 large cast shaft; A. Refs, lot OF hides
and furs; W. H. P. Stoddard, box drugs;
Il. @. and Il. q. Smith, / box mill picks;
Miller, Gardner a Co., valuable package;
~tephen Burks, 2 boxes me chandsse;
Charles Wilhelm. 1 lot empty ale boxes.
For Cincinnati-1 hogshead tobacco.
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ST. Louis Market.

BY telegraph ST. LOUIS, April 3.
ToBACCo-Offerings large, and Tugs and
common leaf are a title loves, but better
grades are firm.
COTTON- Firm at 253zc.
FLoUR-UncAanged superhne at s. GOA
IS p; extra IS COOS %; double extra 50 500
$40 10.
WHEAr-Easier; g 6092 70 for red and
white Fall; s. 05g2 10 for Spring.
CORS-Duu and dropping at S5995c.
OATs-Heavy; buyers holding off; sales
a 75d77c
BARLEY-Lower; prime Spring at 50 90.
RYE-LOwer and unsettled.
PoRR-ActIve and higher at SIS 00925 Is
BULK MEATS-Nery firm; l05zc for loose
shoulders; l4149l434c for clear sides; I4Izc
for sweet picked hams
BACON-Stif and lhigher; shoulders 1lIsG
NE; cI-ar rio I538c; clear sides I614d161zc.
LARD-Quiet and but little Offering;
choice ueTce saIeable at Ice. but the stock
Is mostly neld out OF the market for higher
prices.
CATTLE-ChOice in active demand; com
mon dull; prices range from case gross
SHEEP-S4 0047 90 u head.
RECEIPTs-Flour 800 bbls; Wheat 1900
bushels; Corn 1920 bush; Oats 1000 bush
Rye 700 bush.
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Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO, April 8.
FLoUR-Quiet and easier at IS 5O9l0 50
for Spring extra.
WHEAr-In fair demand; I1S02c lower;
sales at s. 041z for No. 1, and ST SS1z0l 9O1$
for No. 2; and closing at 81 SS54G1 SO for
No >
CORN II Opened 81 eady at yesterdays
prices; subsequently became frmer, and
ADVANCED l9l12c; sales at S2QS415c for No.
/, and Sl@Sl19c for No. 2; 7S1$0791zc FOR new.
and 1S9s9c for reje ted; closing at 1910 for
new.
lATs-In better demand; sa IS at 571{6
0l12 Tor Winter, and 594@J915c for fresh.
hYE-DulI; sales of No. , in store at 81 So.
BABLEY-Quiet and dull; No. sold at
y ga and rejected at % in store.
PRONISIONS-Active mess pork sold at
s2i94 %; and extra prime at $40 50; lard
steady and active at l53%c; bulk meats
nrmer; dry sailed shoulders 106IO1Sc;
jected hams &c.
LIVE II Gs-Active aud firm at 81 4O0
S9d9 90 for choice
BEtF CATTLE-Firmer and higher; sales
az - ott-l.) - -Hl St0cs- steers and hufCa-
ers' cattlle; 9 l5g7 90 Tor light steers; and
SS9S % for good
REcEIPTs-5 200 barrels of -four; $3.50
bushels OF wheat; 2l.96 bushels of corn
4i5 bushels Of oats; "a dressed hogs; 5,0S5
IlVe hogs.
SHIPMENTS barrels of flour; 80
bushels of wheat; 800 bushels OF corn:
p s3S9 bushels of oats; 2,6O9 live hogs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04
Cincinnati Market,

BY Telegraph CINoINNATI, April 8.
ELoUR-Steady at previous prices.
WHEAT-Qniet and UNCHANGED.
CORN-Iu good demand and prices are
higher; ear Ssc; sheiIed soc.
OATs-In active demand and prices ad-
vanced to 75c for MOL.
RYE-Sl s.
BARLEY-s2 IS. and market steady.
CoTTON-Held higher, and the market IS
unset ed. There is no speculative de-
mand. the operators seeming unwilling to
invest a. the current rates; middnng
could not have been bought below &c at
the close, and some parties asked 271sc.
IGBA CCo-In demand at full phi es; sales
ia no sheads.
N Ess PoRK-Irreeular. It Is generally
the speculative demand Of yesi erday has
fallen OF.
BULK MEATs-HeId at lie. BIC I5c and
l514c, but there was not much demand, nor
was there much offered.
BACON-The demand for sides continues
but there are none III smoke TO come out
clear sides sold at Ice; shoulders brought
1Zc. The stock of bacon is very light, as
the dealers had not been smoking any
because OF the fact that the current prices
bulk meats; hams unchanged; sugarcured
lSCg1S16c. sSEEH
LAkD-Don at I5s1aI6c
TALLow-Advanced 10 l2s<9I3c, and the
supp y light. -# rr.t.lI
Observation-Disclosures
EGGS-lSc.
SEED Glover unsettled. In a retail way
II Can be bought at I0150105<c, but a round
lot was offered at I0c Without buyers The
stock is quite large and the season is draw
10 sell out. There is no change in Timothy
LINsEED OIL-Dull and nominal at 81 10
al II, with but little demand. lis
GoLD-Closed dull at 1871. buying.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04
New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, April 3.
CoTroN-Excited and unsettled; sales of
5000 bales middling at 30930xc; receipts
1910 ba les; exports 1885 bales sales for tn G
week 81 DO bales receipts II $50 bales; eX-
ports, foreign, 1919 bales; cOastWise $50
bales; stock on hand SO, 264 bales.
SUGAR--Very dull, Irregular, and unset
tlei.
-MoLAss every dull. Irregular. and I'M
settled. H IN
FLOUR--Firmer; superfne $40 90; extra
SlI 90. se.av
CoRS-ln request and quoted at 81 O5@
81 OH.
OATS-In good demand at SOC.
HAY-Dull and dropping. 4 aA
Mss PoRK-Flrmera at s.7tG27 Is.
BACON - Active; shoDldels l21zc; clear
sides 1714c
LARD-Quiet and steady; tierces TIC.
GOLu-iBy.
STERLING EXCHANGE Bank l5l@I52;
com n1erciaI l509l5l; New York sight &c
premium.
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yew York Market.

By Telegraph NAV YORK, April 3.
COTToS-Active and excited. and 150Ie
better; sales : 0JO bales 2Slaa29c for mid
ding uplauds, and closing quiet.
FLoUR-ke receipts 1895 barrels; market
dull and l00l5c lower; sales $500 barrels at
50 lJd9 80 fOI superdne State and Western A:
$40 O00l0 90 for extra IL Louis; SO 5009
gelJ % Tor good TO choice do closing quiet p;
Ca ornla heavy: sales 700 sacks al So p
ola 09 Rye Flour unchanged; sales 1000
barrels at 81 75ag s..
CORN MEAIs-Quiet.
w HISKY-NOmi
WHEAT-Receipts $50 bushels; very duh,
ana l02c lower; sales 400 bushels; No. /
Spring at g. 4S92 So delivered COZ bushels
of Amber Pennsylvanla on private terms.
BARLEY-Q1iet; sales $500 bushels of
Canada West at g . s..f..
BARLEY NALT-U ncnauged; sales GOO
bushels, at g 70
oRN-Receipts $3.50 bushels; opened
quiet, and closed moderately active; 203c
better on speculative orders from the
West; safes $1,000 bushels: 81 Ie6gI "a for
new mixed Western ahOat; 81 20aI q for
Western and Southern yellow; ST l8aI Is
Tor White southern; 81 z0aI Is for old
mixed Western In store; and closing with
buyers at 81 "A and sellers at 81 30 n
OAIs-No receipts, and nominal, at 855zc
for Western in store.
CoFFEE-Quiet; saIes2 800 bags on private
sUGAR-Fairly active; sales 1900 hhds..
cuba "a, A. A. Ig5@9lls4e, and % boxes Havana
MoLAssEs-Quiet; sales rs bbIs. New Or
leans at 75tg SEC and lbs hids Demarara at
50G67l5. ..
HOPS Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-Q Quiet and unchanged.
PORK Opened hrmer but closed heavy;
safes Of 1850 bbls. at S25 40a2j 70 for new
mess, closing at SIS so regular ;rs24 25a24 50
for old do, closing at s24 30 regular; 80 75a
81 p for prime, an q S23 OO923 . for prime
mess also. sales of 800 bbI>. new mess, sell
ler's May. on private terms.
BEEF-Eirmer; sales 2S5 bbls at SI4 GOA
SO 80 for new plain mess, and $40 50aM SO
for new extra mess also, sales or 400 tIerces
a. s35 00g3S &C for prime mess, and 500 GOA
Sil 90 TOR India mess.
sBEEB iAAs--i Heavy; sales l35 bbls. at
s35 0O038 90.
CUT MEATs-Steady; sales 30 packages
At l012allA Tor shoulders, and I41zg155zc
for hams -,
DRESSED HoGs-Noninal .-+ -
BAcoN- Qniet and firn8; sales go boxes
bellies at l2159l3c.
LARD-Quiet and steady; sales $50 bbls.
az l51a4 l6t4c, aud. last evening. sales OF $50
bbis., sellers May, At lie.
BuTrER--Quiet at 20940c for Ohio, and
48a54c for State.
Enthusiastically at 130l6J%c.
FREIGHrs-Fo Liverpool, quiet and firm.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04
European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, April 3-Evening.
CONsoLs--CIosed at 93g931k. E-s
sTOcKs-5-2ls, 721s; O.. 9l1S; Erie 4914.
FRANKFORT, april S-Eve.
BONDs-CIosed firm at 751<.
LIVERPOOL, April 3-Eve.
CoTroS--Active throughout the day /;
closed buOyant at decided advance /;
middling uplands in port 1z9I21z; to ar
rive, I21SgI254; Orleans, l2149l25S; sales Of
$4,000 bates Advices from Manchester are
favorable; market strong with an advanc-
ing tendency.
BREADsTUFFs-ClOsed irregular; gener-
ally dull a further decline in cora is noted
which closed at 40s Cd for new mixed west
ern. Wheat-I6s for white California, and
AS Sd for No. 2 Milwaukee red; others IN
ch anged.
PRoVIsIOSS-Entlrely unchanged.
PRoDUCE-Unchauged