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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-10

5NhILBLAIN LlNiMENT-An lnfalllb!e
remedy for ChiIblains or Frosted feet
Those suffering with this most painful and tor
mentlng complaint, are guaranteed q cure upon
using this Liriment rs directed. Price % cts.
q bottle For sale by
JANNEY s. CO.,
decl2 Druggists, las, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-10

saEED! ED! FEED!
600 b los prime Timothy Hay.
TOO " clover
$50 bushels o; White and Brown Middlings,
200 I" y heat Bran.
100 " Shipstuf,
with Rye Straw, Out Hav, Ear Corn, Shel!ed
Corn and Oats. in store and for sale by
GWlN, BHCKHAM s. CO.,
i.n14 SO, King street.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.


The following is the table of contents OF the
,0,orsstpr volume lust published and for sale at The
TYmuNe office. 1t is sent by mail on receipt oi w. OF
II can be bought Of all Booksellers and Newsmen
SECTION FIRsT-THE PLANT.
CHAPTER I.-Introducton a.. c.,,..
CHAPTER iIL-Hydrogen and Oxygen Nitrogen ;
Nq cmHrTHe Tv-Earthy Matter Alk@lies Pc Potash snl;
soda Lime Magnesia; Aclds-Fh0spnolHC HSbio,ine :
phuric Acid slIcic Acid, or Claca; Neu'ials'
, oxide Of Iron.
CHAPTER VI-starch Woody Fiber, Gluten etc. All
nei eR.p1rR vu-Locaton of the Different Parts and
Variations in the Ashes OF Plants.
CHATTER VHI.-Recapitulaiion
SECTION sECOND-THE SOIL
cu,p,p, I-Tor,naton and character Of the Soil; Ge
CHAPTER u-Uses Of Atmospheric Matter ,,,.o,, y,
CHATTER UI-Uses OF Earthly Mat'oi' 0N ~
pfoyement u.
SECTION THIRD-MANUREs.
CHAPTER I-Character and varieties Si , a..
CHATTER IL-Anlmal E1crehen'' e' ~ %
CHATTER Iu-waste Of Manure Evaporation; Leach
CHAPTER Iv.-Absorbents; Charcoal Muck and its
Treatment Lime and salt Mixture ; Lime Potash;
CHATTER V.-COmposiung olalhe hiah'Hei sneIteri ;
CH.pTgE vI-Diaefent kinds Of Animal Excrement ;
stohle Manure; RecapitulatiOn Night Soil Hog Ma
,-reN Poaltryhouse Manure; sheep Manure Guano
CHiPTER VII-Other Organic Manures Dead Ami
mails. Bones Fish WOOlen Rags, etc. Organic Ma
hures Of Vegetable Orign Spent Tanbark; and
SCOT Green Crops; Absorption OF Moisture Dstrlbu-
ton OF nures.
CHATTER VIII-Mineral Manures.
CRATER IX.-Deflceneies Of Soils, Means OF RestOra-
tiOu. etc. AlkalIes-Potash Soda; Lime; Plaster OF
Paris Chloride Of Lame MagneSa Acds-Suphuric
Acid PhOsphOric Acid Bones Super Phosphate Of
Lime sicc Acid Neutrals-ChlOrine Oxide of Iron ;
oxide OF Manganese Various other Earthly Manures-
leached Ashes Old Mortar GashOuse Lime etc; Soap
ers' Ley and Bleachers Ley Irrigation Mixing Soils.
CHATTER X.-AtmOspherc Fertilizers Ammonia !;
CarbOnic Acid Oxygen; Water.
CHAPTER XI.-ReCapitulatiOn
SECTION FOURTH-MECUANICA CuITfy ALTON
CHATTER 1.-The Mechanical Character Of Soils
CHATTER misunderstanding Tile Draining.
CHATTER Disadvantages OF Understanding.
CHATTER IV.-Sub-SOil Flowing.
CHATTER N-PlOwing and other Processes for Pulver-
4zlng the Soil POwng The Harrow ana Cultivator
CHATTER NI-ROlling, Mulching Wedding, etc. Roll
ing Mulching Wedding CultivatOrs Improved Horse
Hoe.
SECTION FIFTH-ANALYsIs
CHAPTER I-Analysis.
CHATTER II.-Tables OF Analysis.
THB PRACTICAL FARMER.
EXPLANATION or TERMS.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
GATHERING OF EPISCOPAL SUNDAY. SCHOOL CHI
DREN AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EYFPCIGEG

B. PoUGHKEEPSIE, June 1.-THE review of the
Domestic Missionary Army Of the Young Soldiers Of
Christ organization attached TO the Episcopal Church
An this country occurred here to-day The weather was
anything but prOpitiOus The programme announced
O'Clock. noon. Punctualy TO the hour the pupils
nDeu az the haI 10 Lhe = hnDeI o., seven hqhdred or
5asT a taking seats in the gallery In the meagtlme
aad arrived from Hudson, 40 miles north, having
on board four or hve hundred school child
Een from different points along the river.
But on account Of the storm they remained on board the
boat and there took dinner In the mean time the eXer
cses az the Hall were commenced The Rev. Dr.. irving
orNew.York called the assembaRe 70 order At signal
hu then rose and sang The R1lyng Song" The Lords
PRAYER was next recited, and psalms sung when
Dr Irving introduced the Rev j. A. Harris OF Pennsy
%ania Previous 10 Mr. Harriss speaking and at the In
their gave roung cheers for the domestic
missionary Army Of Christ, three for the storm-bOund
When the latter had concluded his remarks all sung
= = The Son OF God Goes Forth in War" DR.
living then introduced the Rev Charles Gillette
His subject was proper effusOn Of the Missionary
clement Indispensable 10 The completeness OF Christian
The Hall bearing the banner Of Of the up river deega
lions which was yoeierousy eheered and carried the
cheers The Rev " r. johnson ot 1ISSSoL 1TISSsoanuiSg
y, then introduced. His subject was the
Best methods for interesting the children of
me Church In her Missionary work" The Hymn "To
The Rev H. X. MOrreh OF NewJersey made the NEXT adj
dress his subject being How much children can do In
sid OF our missionary work. and how they can do n
The band then played overture from Massanelo fol
Gwl1g Up with medley OF popular airs which delighted
khe children much Dr. Irving then said that IL was the
intention Of Bishop Potter % have been present today
yut ne was unayolda6y absent Inc speaker then urged
The children 10 give rOusng cheers for Prof H. Eastman
who had generously rendered the Of his entire grounds
sor them 70 hold pc mic on. but which offer
hao 70 be declined IN consequence OF the storm
me steamer Nuhra with the upriver children board
tS's ~ Ier home at the little ones much disappointed
.h NOT reaching the Hall, and In not having an oppOr-
kon 10 Join their POughkeepsie friends at the festive
soaId ntte spirit OF DenevOleDce the part Of the
tet Episcopal Churches here wOnd have remedied the
sloe natter. Altogether about 800 children pres
ee'Veo from abroad,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12

the residence OF the brides parents on Wed
neosy TO- hy the Rev T. Goodman Dr. j. '" bauNh 70
Miss Sarah A.. Brooks, all Of this city No cards
RRCH-RRED-On Wednesday June TO- at the residence oi he bride
n,s,s bv the Rev Thompson d d. William H. Birch to Mary
Frances Reed, all OF this city
NDERRORD-n eWIaven Conn., on Nenesia June
10 the Rev CHARLES Fletcher Mr Theodore y btres Ne
York 10 Elizabeth A.. daughter OF James Pundeo es
OF New Haven
Wednesday June TO- by the hev A. H. rai
ridge Of Chn Church Levi Darbee ~ 10 FAhh eues' uAusn
tor Of Daniel d. winaui. all Of Brooklyn T. d.
PLAGGwARD-on Wednesday June TO- by the Rev Stephen H.
ling IT, william L. Figg Miss Jennie NJ "ard all oi hs eii
coPP-SOUIRBA Audubon Park Wsdusiay Jupe TO- BY the
Rev Roert Howand D. Robert H. Goh aud Isabella daughter
OF the late Charles Squire.
UALRY-PAGEn this CITY, residence fthe brides uncle
Ware eo on "Wednesday evening TO- by the Rev Joseph d.
Hull Mr John Wiswe Haley aud M Harriet ware rage b01h oi
Winteport Maine
Bangor papers please copy
Pinh Day the liih bv Friends
mony Smith Martha w. daughter OF Joseph w hiyad
all Of this city No cards
sPRA0UE-ODBLL-At Peeksk, Y, Wednesday June 10.
by the Rev NJ ROman Edward Sprae Of Newiork 10 Allie,
eldest daughter VI Jacob \ Odsl Of Peekskill
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Lor, jane lToh,eco steady and anehaGgcd Cotton duh
Flour heavy unchanged, Double Extra 80 2od s0 so TRIPLE Extra
Fancy sd$l9 IS whesPnme 70 Choice Red ~ tsa o.
Fancy % rs Coru hmer; Mixed aud yellow
d9Jc White si45d Oats 6rm at 73a'lc RYE doll at VI 5 q
M In, PeoTa Al s Bsc5aSfoaers i3dl3lc 6i
dc plain Hams is Sweet Cured Hams 20ic Lard dali liaies
Rs,f C.-Prms Choice - 50 ~ 50 y cwt Sheep gut
ist Inferior to 80 head Reeegoo bos Flour
O0 hush Wheat q 900 bush Corn. $500 bush Qats -
WgNBgToy n e, jung -sgJH JmPeaias srp At ts Resins
bn6t iBti Strained ~ 60 No - 10 No ~ ~ ~ Pale sSa
AgGsTA Ca Jq9s !Csi1Gs P:A! w. :1ls. =. as 4sos
sAv,u Ga, 5ans i-coFon Dat no sales. MIaii3s honoal
bales receipts OF The week J baes exports
eoastEise. 2 G66 bales; stock, 1893 bales. - -
EEwORLEANs June Cocn quie, and steady sddhngs2i ase
sales lO9 haes receipts 81 bales STERLING EHehange l4do'
New sight Exchange per cent premium Gold 1885, SMEAR and
Nos du and nomnay unchanged Flour du supernne 80 20
Treble gItr 80 dsl6 oi Chsce 81 @a 5lS Corn quie, at
a. Al Oats dull Hay dull al lb01Oc PORK nrni at
40 2 Bacon 6rme Shoulders 3e Clear Sides lie Lard nomi
paly lsic ior Tierce and Doc for heg -. -,
receipts n bales exports, 3 bales 81.
Ksroy s G. Il-Coou dull and nomuali sales %
bales Mddug with sellers at this rate receipts 10 hales er
Receipts Of the week 2b4 bales sales Ia bales h
por-To BrtaH l7la bales eoasiwe 6J bales STOCK on
hand 7l92 bales, OF which l,2Jo axe on shipboaTd
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
BASEBALL.
A VICTORY FOR THE CINCINNATI CLUB.

VICTORY FOR THE CINCINNATI CLUB.
CINCINNATI, June 11.-A match game was
played Portsmouth, Ohio, this afternoon between the
Incnnat Club OF this city aud the Kyersdes OF Ports
mouth. The Cincinnatians were victorious the score
standing 50 70 H.
HANDSOME VICTORY FOR THE FRONTIERS.
: BUFFALO, June 11.-At the Niagara Falls
tournament to-day the Perews Of Buffalo. beat the Stars
iO Hamilton, Canada by Of 80 10 TO- thus winning
hhe second prize for Junior clubs In the afternoon the
Frontiers Of Black ROCK beat the Monitors of LOckpOrt
khe standing 90 70 H. The Frontiers also beat the
Eagles OF Tonawanda ls TO 10 This closes the junior
contest the Frontiers having beat all Their opponents
ana won the first prize.
THE ATHLETICS IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Athletic Base Ball
Club OF Philadelphia arrived here to-day, and were
suitably received by the Union Club Of this city, 18th
whom they play game tot morrow.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
PHILADELPHIA SELECT COUNCIL.

PHILADELPHIA, June lin Select Council,
this afternoon ordinance adopted approDriatng
5000 for the erection OF monument TO the memory VI
former pupils OF Girard College who died during the re-
cent rebellion. The Common Councils referred TO the
Committee City Property resolution ordering tho
placing OF portrait OF Abraham Lincoln In each cham
ber The ordinance creating loan or N6tOOD TOT
League Island for the extension Of the Watorworks anu
for the construction Of an iceboa defeated IN Com
mon Council on its nna passage majority 9i the Iv sr
propraton OF for the erection OF pumping engines
in Hsat Phllad wa daQussed In Common Council
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12

CoIBURN-n this ety wednss5y Jups 10 Prof Mreps colbas
AFTER lingering illness (which be bore with lChraa fOrtltuds In s
Funeral Al his iaIs residence No aa sir,sve at m Pdy.
June Ha friends respectfully inTited 10 Astsad
DAYOn Tur.dsy morning. H. 1853 Henry Prnkn eldest child
Henry and Adelaide Day aged years and months
relatives and friends family invited % attend the faners
on SATURDAY Afternoon O'Clock from No West Thrtetbs.
without further invitation
H0PPEROn Wednesday June TO- Ann Mersels wife OF Jsese j.
Hopper In the 55ih year Of her p.
The friends invited attend the Derp on SATURDAY
ong Oi O'Clock from her late residence near haekensaeh M
Trains leave Payoua Ferry at o'clock
oNDERDOEKR BrOOkyn, THURSDAY June H. William onderasnf
aged g. years
The relatives family invited attend the funeral
from the residence OF bis Blas No Ia FO ereas
place. ou Saturday, az o'clock NJ.
P0RTBROn THURSDAY II Minnie daughter Of Samuel and
ClarisSA Is Porter aged years, 10 months and days
Friday Friends sad relatives Of the family requested to attend
PETRIR0n Tuesday morning June after short in Ann relics
OF John H. Peirie, 10 the 83i year of her
The friends OF the family invited the funeral from hef ss
residence No i9 West Beyenh Friday morning at 10 Oelec
SMTHOn THURSDAY morning June II the 50th age viii
TYPHOID tsye NJ Thomas Smh o. the firm Of Albro smth
His and friends The
residence
the lJth Inst Al O'Clock The
White Plains for nemeut Train leaves Twenty and Poah
at II O'Clock
TURNEROn wednesday June TO- Florence L.. daughter
The friends Of The family are respectfully attend the hse
Friday morning 10 O'Clock, from her late residence No 50
ThriaYe.
WARING-Ou Wednesday evening 10th inst, Horace Coolidge
Wsrng child OF William H. aud hate Wanag aged montha
The relatives and friends the fsmy invited TO attend the
south Of Greneaye Brooklyn. Saturday afternoon the a ns
% O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
THE TURF.
THE JEROME PARK RACES.

At meeting of the members of the Club
Yesterday morning decided TO postpone the races
and they will probably take place tomorrow, weather
permitting. The attendance at the subscription rooms
last night was very slack the storm having deferred
many OF the members from putting in an appearance.
The WestChester Cup the next day, Will probably
have only five six starters viz: Onward, James A
Connolly Local. DE COuTcey, Fanny Cheatham, ana per
hans Pryateer These constitute of the finest
stock in the country, and they Will make fine race
There was very little betting. In one pool on the seng
race Redwng brought So Urbana 90 Lutte 10, Juba 8,
and EuChantress 4.
& THE LONGUIEL RACES.
MONTREAL, June 11.-At the race meeting at
fonguie Chang won the handicap hurdle for Off
Gers Starlight the open hurdle race Reporter the open
fiat race; and Maid Of the Mill the open scurTy.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
wHoLEsALE FoRGERIEs ON A PETITION.

SAVANNAH, June 11.-Capt. Summerhayes OF OF
Gen Meades st IA I'm this city making Investigations OF
the signature OF neons FOR removal Of the Mayor
aud city officers said 10 have signed by 9s0o cit
He 10 taxing adaYiIs OF all whose nahs appear
30 fer the signatures provo TO have been forged
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12

b. F. Brady has just published an elegant
picture intended for the campaign which will be very
popular II consists OF nine vignettes representing yar
Gus American scenes which surmounted by an elegant
portrait of Washington In the center are fine portraits
OF Gen Grant and Schuyler Cofax. This neat work OF
art s furnished by the American News Company at 25
cents copy 1t is phoolithographed be the American
phnfn.I ifhnornnhio CnmnanY
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
sYYnn or ME REFORMEp CHURCH.

HUDSON, y. Y, June 11.-Resolutl0ns Were
adonted commendatory OF the American Seamens Friend
society organized ia the year ls2 10 improve the social
moral and religious condition or seameh anu teeTih %
mendng il 10 the sympathy and AID of the Church The
attention OF the synod directed 10 former resolutions
with reference 10 reading OF the report OF te COee
on the state of Religion to the cations at as early
date as posslbe after the reception OF the minutes OF
the synod. The following was adopted: - -
Rrf That Secretary Of the Benevolent Boards OF ths Church
ne ieete 10 report synod each the anes OF al
urch, with o the pastors that have not contributed 70 tue
funds Of their respective Boards For two consecutiyey
The report Of the Special committee appohtea 10 CON
beatbeu suggested by the Arco casss presented their
rrport which was accepted its consideration was post
poned The report OF tho Committee the Proiessorate
was called up and read, and thereupon the synod went
into general discussion when ooeuped nearly INC
whole day
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
:. Il. A. Lawrence, AuctioneeT.

SPLENDID FIFTa,AyR. RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
LAWRBYCE STaATTOy will sell BIcbaage SalesrOo~
Trinity Bgiug No m Broadway NeSYOrA, on THURSDAY the
b. Supreme under the direction OfD Inshs~
lie House and Lot on the nowestsry corner nhav
in the e BY deep Ofths late FanI
AS S lot ; 3 4I % fatI & 1GS's 3 fH'ss' o. ' S % Ss K
S .O. ,nfa S a. a. s aooa.s t1s & oes @ So Pnsst ~
81 Per Bbl Saved TIP TOP" FLouR-Ths eelsbratss
and si PIRo% on % SrasS %df S h s M is s and
yhtene and ud by the s1'' 81 hotels sS @ss & % ~ eS e 90
B. SoSs S'aP'd by the single barrel Or quantity e fSs CHURCH re
Knapp's Concentrated Extract of Roots,
FOR MAKING ROOT BEER
The attention Of aud the pubc general called 10
the aboynmd preparation for making that pleasant and heathy
summer beverage KNAPPS CELEBRATED ROOT BEER
Il is put up cent cent aud bottles also gallon
ss making TO- 2 200 and 800 gallons Of the Beer For sale By
p B. KNAPP Co.. No 32 HusOnst and BY druggists generally
Grape vines Raspoen Blackberry and Cuaai PA direct fo1 h
BIT os AND t ALL NURsgRiEs ~ oSss So Br1sds
at No q Parkplaee, corner Of Church
II you have the Dyspepsia. Headache. DisHiines.,
Cvness Piles Oppresson after eating Sour R'ag S .I
PERRsT4ITiC IozESGES S Ss r s1S srr III i6 r s
warehouse NO sIthaye everywhere Mailed for % cent.
Watches and Jeweiry
Of all descriptions for sale By GEO c. ALLEN No 40 S'T s
door below Canalst
Gents, Fashionable Clothing.
Larss'' S'A BROKAw BROTHERS,
Opposite Cooper lnssitate.
IIoys' Cioihlng.
Isrsest 10 the tfty.
BROKAw BROTHERS
Opposite Cooper Institute
watches aud Jewciry
Of all dissertations for By GEO ALLBs No ais Broadway sss
door below Cansi.st
Rsogy. French Yoke Shirts, fssai Ss1s ssa % ot51
hs.s and retail Removed INN No los h No col Bresds
Gold and Silver Wat2Ss2.
OF Al. descriptions for s By aEo ALLEN Me- ais BrOsA.sr sss
Sesr bslow csaslN
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
MIRHIED

For saIeA splendid Piano innate to Paris BIhMon
p +O' muuiictares price Apply at Room No. No lS
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BARRY MARY No. III Pth-t
CASSIDY Mrs SUSAN st. JOsephs Church, Brooklyn.
CLOlD. LIZZIE. Irvington, ~ J.
FiTZSIMMONS Mrs. ANN. Nc. SIG West Tbirty.thirdst
LINDSAY, WILLIAM No. IS Cone0rd-st. BrOokgu.
PETRTR. Mrs. ANN. No. i57 West Eleyenth-st
REYNOLDS. CHARLES Pifty-eghth st.
SUYDAM Mrs. MARGARET No 252 Bridge-st., Brookly0
TURNER. FLORENCE l. No IS Thirl ave
WILKINS ADOLPH Norrissna, ~ \.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12

,o.:,..Dayld Campbell. q well-known citizen of
q, Mas aged % yeA e0nmltsd suicide By basgDg Jsss
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
DIED.

pLtAt Msntoae France on Mar 18th year Of her age
Mar Pssoes ony daughter Of the late Samner Bull Of Say
kyook CoRa-
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
RELIGIOUS.

EDITORS or METHODIST PUBLICATIONS.
Officers were elected at the General Confer
nne OF tho Mnfhodl,t EpscOpal Church as follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12

CHAPTER I.-AnalySis.
CHAPTER II.-Tables Of Analysis.
THB PRACTICAL FARMER.
EXPLANATION Oh TERMS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04

By telegraph Nav YoRK. May 2.
CorroS "A shade drmer; sales, $500 bales
at PIG &c for mtdditDg uplands; c4tety At
33c; closing quiet; no buyers az over 32lzc.
FLOUR n Receipts. g.3s6 b~arrelsi duII
and lO925c lower; sales OF 3,9W htEttis
n IS S0as9 IS FOR superhne state ana Vest
ern 50 S58l0 80 for extra state ~ oO8
en- 90 for extra Western f; ST. 2O9l3 % for
white wheat extra: $40 l0ali 90 for round
$40 50aIB 90 foreaood to choice do, c.oslng
at Ei2 10. California, dun. and lower, sales
Of 500 saefs a. s 5I6 q y w Safi no sa
Conn MEAL-Steady sales OF b1J barrels
apd COO barrels Of Brooklyn and western
on private terms.
WuIskY-Nomlnal.
WHEAT-Receipts, 1922 busheisi 293c
lower. -,,
bushels OF State In lots At 81 &0l -.
BARLEY-Steady sales OF 5000 bushels
Of Canada West az 81 Z5Ms
BARLEY ALT ~ steady. snIes or LUZ
bushels OF canada East at 81 20.
CoRS-Reeeiptss 488s5 bushels: Q SHADE
nrmer; sales OF IS O00 bushels at 81 lA8l lb
for new mixed Western afioat; 81 li8l 1919
for old anoatstnd IN store; 81 l6 for White
Southern 81 229t ~ for new yellow
oATsIReceipts. $500 bushels; active,
auu a shade nrmer; sales Of $1,000 bushels
at S5ms5%c for Western aioat.
CdTTEEgFiTra; sales OF 100 bags RIO on
sUeAR-Ftirl ID active. and a shade firm
ca " AFk4NHAAfAas
MOLASSES-DGll
HOPs Quiet.
PERroLEuM Quiet; sales at I2lf0l3c for
crude, and Hh@2sc for refined bonded
COAL-Dull.
LEATuER-Hemlock sole quiet at PIE
vious prices.
WOOL Quiet, and without decided
change sales Of $4,000 pounds 10 4T85ic
ION domestic fleece.
PoRK-tirmer. but quiet: sales Of ESQ
barrels at so 87ot2J SO for new mess, clos
ing al SO 81, regular. $3.50 3 81 for Isl do,
closing at SO ~. cash &8 Jot5&8 - Tor
prime; SOS 506q26 for prime mess.
B~EEF-Ste0dy sales Of 80 barrels at ti38
800 30 for new plain mess; go 042 ~ Tor
new extra mess; also, 80 tterces at S3lt0}9
for mess; &f2a43 for India mess. Beef
hams dun sales OF go barrels Western 40
e359l37
Cur M"LEATs-Steedy; sales Of 800 pack
ages AT i3%@Bitc for shoulders; ldA@lStac
for hams; mtddles quiet p firm sales on
10000 pounds short rib In bulk a. l1l4c
LARD-Fifm sales Of $50 barrels 20 lSla
atg4e; also so barrels, SELLERS juno at
1859.
BUrrER-Heavy at 9D8lOc for Ohio, and
47a48c for state.
CHEEsE-Ffrm at l2WlT1<c.
Eretghts to Liverpool are dui ana lower :
wheat per steamer 54c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04
Chicago Market.

BY ~Telegraph.l CHICAGO May 2.
"FLnUR-Dutl; safes Mt 50 uOgel0 - for
Snriug extra
~ WnEAr-Firmly active sales tor No. j
NJ So lO6gS2 iG, and Nc. =, 90 - l23& l2i2;
closing At 81 09t50s2 10 TO- No 2.
CORN Moderately active aud l@lac.
HIGHER; sales OF No. at oSegS94c. No. 3 &C
atS7Gs7%c. new NJ S5l8@S754c., and rejected
at S3L@SJc. closing nFm az esta@os5sc. Tor
No. /, and SIZE. for new in store.
U~ATS-ActiVe and lc. higher safes at
6JA06jLc. for regular ard FRESH recelptsi
closing with buyers at 6oc.
RYE-Qutet and steady sales OF NO. 1 at
81 81 and No. 2 at 81 s..
B"ARLEV-Qulet; No. 2 in store, e %
sample lots of Canada at 81 30 delivered.
MESS Pork Active ut 2WSIMc. per Dbl.
higher: sales S2S 750eS29 90 cash. and $50 OOi
buyers May closing firm at SO %.
"LARD-Steady and firm at l3c. for prime
city steam.
SHoULDERs-Dry sailed, soId at l3@l8As.
. cash, buyers May.
H~AM=-Sweet pickled, arm but inactive,
FREIGHTS steady and unchanged; &c
I for Corn and Be. for Oats TO Bumalo
( WRECEIPrS- ~ ,334 bbls. Flour, & ,240 bushels
Wheat, 1895 bushels Corn, z0,Si2 bushels
! Oats. 2,U2s live Hogs.
SuIPMENTs-e. 3S6 bbls -four, 16,55S bushels
} Wheat, Isl, Tg bushels Corn.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04
81. louis Market.

BY telegraph ST. louis, May .
ToBACCo-Steady and arm.
Core N-Nothiug doing.
HENTP-Firm at 81 35sI 80 uudresscd.
.~FBoUR-Low grades dHlt aud weak fnm-
~ bran s very firm; extra ranges from S.
to 50 - Xxx $40 6O@tl 60; choice and fancy
sl2 l226tl3 so.
WHEAT-DuI at 81 7082 s. for prime TO
choice FAN; s. 05@2 Is for Spring.
"CoRS-Buyers stood of ana prices fell TO
S709lc.
OArs-Heavy and easier NJ 7l875c.
RYE--Dull at "a 750l 50.
Professionalism but quiet. Pork
steady at s29 IN bulk. shoulders sold at
l24c; clear rib sold mt l6l4c, ali loose. Ba-
con ShuutdcrS TO come out Of smoke i'm
10 days, sold at iflIc; clear sides lslSc; su-
gar ca ed hams 2lc. Lard very stlf nj lHc
FOR fierce: }b1tm20c for keg.
"SHEEP-RAnRe set 81 S0N2 81 per head.
Weather clear aud warm. Heavy storm
Last night and TINS morning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04
C~lncInnati Market.

BY Telegraph -CINCTNNArI. May q.
FLOUR WHEAT-Dull, but unchanged.
C~oRN-Dull, at Sic for ear.
.OArs-At Use for No, 1, y the market
closes dull.
RYE-Advaneed TO 81 o., owing TO a light
supply.
BA0LEY-But little demaud.
COTroN-Advanced to Sic FOR middling.
IoEAcCo-In good demand, nj fuh ratess
snleS $50 nhds.
FREDERICKSBURG drm. and the tendency
IN prices is upward Mess pork Is held ~
SO %, but mo- sales at over SIS sos Bulk
meats arm, at l3c and l1eHla4c; Bacon Ina
GOOD demand az lie for shoulders; iT1fWlSc
lcr clear rib and clear sides; about 200
hhds shoulders sold at that quotation /;
Lard In good demand. at I5tzc, but was
held FIRMLY ~ Zoe a the close; about 400
ucrce~t including country, sold at ISAe;
sugar cured hams are In demand. 0t 20
m2lc.
B~urrER-Very scarce, and advanced to
l0@aI % for fresh the supply is not equal TO
the danland
Eaas-Deciine 10 ice, and the supply is
better.
OIL-LRrd oil advanced To 81 ljaI SO for
No. I extra; iiusecd Oh held az 81 IL.
TALLOW Scarce, aud tu demand, no lie
Tor city.
CLOVER SEEp-Tsin demand, az orc per
pound, hu sold over.
Observation-Disclosures and quiet.
GOLD -i39 buying.