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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-15

BY Tele~raph.t CHICAGO. Jan. il.
FLooR-FirIner at 50 75@l0 SO for Spring
Wheat Excited and unsettled; 30 4e
higher; s. 1292 10 Tor No. l; y 07@2 ll1a
for No. :.
CoRN-New opened strong at 1c higher;
closed at S734@s75zc; old quiet at 90@9lc for
No. /; $50 for NO2.
Oars Opened active, but closed tame at
RYE-More active and steady at 81 500
81 500 for No. 81 54d1 SIS fol No. 2
BARIEY-Firm and quiet at u - Tor = o.
J 81 81 for No. 2.
PROVISIONS = More active; mess pork
$40 3713@20 50 cash; SCI 90 February.
LARD-Firn st l214@l2asc.
BULK MEATS-More active; rough slQes
SIC shoulders &c; loose sweet picked
hams held at lie; English meats IN
changed.
GREEN MRATs-Quiet at 101sc for hams
| from block; 6szc for shoulders.
DRESSED HoGs-Closed steady at 81 3O9
| 80; dividing on 200 pounds.
LIVE HoGS-Firm at So 6095 30 Tor CON-
| mon; IS 25@7 20 for good TO choice.
BEEF CATTLE-Active and firm al 2OGzoe
| higher: &c 1907 25 for good fat steers.
/ RECEIPTS, 600 barrels -four. IA 600 SACKS
wheat, IS, coo bushels corn, 1900 bushels
oats, 3.I00 head hogs.
SaIPMENFs-330 800 barrels -four. 800 sacks
wheat, i 600 bushels corn, 700 bushels oats
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View York Market.

By Te!egraphl NEW YORK. Jan. Il.
Cor,roE-A shade easier: sales {, 600 bales
at l6sIc for middling uplands.
more active and prices without decaoeo
cnange; sales of $500 barrels at % o0gSS ~ ~
for S1perine state and western; $40 O09
$40 90 for extra state: So 50a12 10 for extra
Western: Sl2 75G15 90 for white wheat
extra; So eogls 20 1or round ad noeop r Onio:
Sl2 00(GI6 90 for good to cholce extra 90,
closing quiet; California dropping; sales
of $50 sacks at So 00(113 so. Rye Hour IN
moderate request; sales OF 3OO oarreIs at
81 SOFAS 10. %
CoRS MEA1-In fair demand; sales 700
WHIsKY@Quiet and unchanged; no re-
WdEAr-DulI and heavy; sales q, O01
bushels al 81 SO for red Canada; - 9o@3 90
for white Canada; 81 s. for red Southern;
81 1907 50 for white Southern; = a for no.
2 Spring, delivered; s. % for AMBER Stabe,
and So Is for white California.
RYE-Quiet; sales of 200 bushels at Il to
for southern, and 81 Is for State, dellv-
BARLEY-Dun; sales of 400 bushels State
. MAI II sales of 1000 bushels at 81
20 G;4oRS.Receipts, 2s.l75 bushels. and 1g2c
lower sales of so o onsneis At u S9 Ia fo -
old do in store: 81 4091 II do af1oat; 81 p
al IS for new while South r /; 81 2o9l 70
+ for new yellow Jersey, on dock.
| Receipts, $50 bushels. and without
| decided change; sales of 45 900 bushels at
/ S71zdS715c for western, IN store: o9c at Day-
! er's option, 80 days.
RICE-Firm.
CoFFEE-steady; sales o. 100 bags Rio
SIGAR@ouie1; sales of 200 boxes Cuba at
/ lI15aI21<c; zoo boxes Havana at ll1391Sc
I MoLAssEs-S. eady; sales of $50 hhds New
! P 71sn1ae dull; 1926 for re-
| fined; bonded firm at 20c.
lRBHOFS-Qu iet and unchanged.
'PoRK-Duu and d. OOpin :; sales OF 80
/ barrels at 81 050l2l Is Eor mess; closing at
i 81 10 for regular; 81 0oG2 Y for new 90; /:
for prime: s199l9 so for prim mess; also,
! 500 barrels Of new mess, sellers March, at
BREF-Firnn and active; sales of $50 bar
/ rels at previous prices, and 430 tierceS OF
prime mess al SS3 50g35 co.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet; sales of pa barrels
BAcoN - Steady: sales of 400 boxes at
short Ribbed and short ribbed tor Februa-
ry on private terms. -
Cur MEATS : u nchangedf sales OF BE
packages at s9914e for shoulders, and l29
III 'HoG es Dr. ss4d. steady at sZ@91zc for
Western, and 9159105sc for city ,z :,
13aI35Sc; small lots at 1870.
BUTTER-Steady; in good demand at $50
47c for state. ses
CHEEsE-Quiet al 1I@l5c.
FREIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL = Firmer; 7s50e
bushels OF corn at SGD per steamer.
LATEST p. M.
| FLoUR--CIosed nomlnally unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and slightly in buyers ia
vor; the further advance in treighTs ma
| terially checks export demand
| RYE-Dull and droODing.
OATs-Quiet al &c in store for mixed
Western,
mixed W es4ern af1oat, and 81 39@l 80 TO
old mixed Western af1Oat.
PORK-Dull and heavy at 81 1O42l ~
for old mess: S22a22 l231 for new mess
$50 S71S0 2 50 for March.
, BEEF-Steady with moderate d maRd.
mi nd UNCHANGED.
BACoN-Steady with very moderat
| demand.
--LARD-Closed quite firm at 133<@I35s
| for fair 10 prime steam and kettle ren
| dered.
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st. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Jan. "A.
ToBACCo-more offering.
CoTToN-In demand and higher, but sup
ply small, and held above the views OF
buyers.
FT0UR-Ffrrn. but demand entirely To-
cal: superfine at 81 5017 rs; extra So 90;
double extra SO 25CaI1 so; treble extra TO
IA cy SJ2 37C0I3 90.
WHEAr-No demand except at lower
prices which holders refuse to accept.
CQRN-Stronger, at 9l@93c for shelled
S5d86c for ear.
OAT+DuIi at 51@T5c.
BARLEY-FirIn, at 81 10 for choice Fal@
RYE-Unchanged 81 rs for cnoice.
Provisions AND LARD-0nly a retail
business doing, aud prices nominal and
unchanged.
Hoes -Firmer. at Sc o0g6 60.
REcEIPTS-sJf 1900 barrels of flour; 325
sacks OF corn; 200 sacks of barley.
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Louisville Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Jan. "A.
ToBACco-Firm: Jugs. S5@6 IS; common
to medium leaf, S7@I7.
CoTToN-14(a141zc.
FLOUR - 81 75@12 so.
WHEAT-S2 4592 so.
OATS-6706Sc.
CORN-75aS0c.
PORK-MesS 81 00G2l 80.
LARD-1Zsz@
RACoN-Shoulders 916c; clear sides 1916.
BULK MEATS Shoulders, SIC; clear
sides, Il15c.
WHIsKY-sS@30c. bond.
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New York Gold and Stock Market
vor,xy Ton II

BY 4tIt5IdpuiI NEW = o-s1A'
The money market is unchanged, put
the demand is readily met at per cent.
on call, with exceptions at . per cent. "a, :
STERLING-Dull and dropping al S13gs24
for short sight.
GOLD-Firmer: opened at 1924 QecAlneG
TO IA; advanced to 142; fell to l4O54, ana
closed at i4I14914l3s; from to per cent.
was paid for carrying.
GoVERNAEST SToCKS-Nore actlVe ana
1zSssl Tar cent. better. In the afternoon
5000 ssnecuIaffve lots were unloaded al
,,yi.as = traction off but the market i'm
TnToxrst again and closed active; coupons
Of 81 do ~ 81 5e;v az Io 81
C9i0576: do '67, 1857 gl057s; l0-40's, l023sg
lU251 1895. 105s4Cd LOO.
The receipts in the Sub Treasury are 81,
e92 503; payments 81 ST. ,3le; balance S9S 81, )
| ZIG
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To C.orrSTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially Of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters ana
ali kinds of mercantile worK, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, sc. Orders for
work can he sent through any of the
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-15
Nv ANsvIILE DAILY JoURNAl WEDNESDAY JANuARY 10 1893

Ice plenty and gorged in the pool above
The mouth. She returns to the Wabash
to-day al 5 p II. Captain Lancaster and
Chet. Bradley are her courteous officers.
The following is her manifest:
I'm. Humphrey & Co.. 50 dressed hogs
II. Verhof Il Co, 55S bags of wheat and ~
bags of oats: HUBS. Patrick d Co., zoI
bbls. -four; II ii. Urnble. ,150 bags corn
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Memphis Market.
BY Telegra

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. Jan. IA.
: CorroN-Firm and scarce; uplands l57ac.
FLoUR-Firm.
PoRK-S2I 5o@22.
BACoN-Dull; clear sides 13c.
IARD-I314l lie.
BULK MEArs-Shou!ders SIC; sides l2c.
CoRN-7SdS0c.
OATs-DulI and unchanged.
HAY-S20 90.
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FRANKFoRr. Jan. IA

FRANKFORT. Jan. l4-Eve.
U. s. BoNps-75A.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. I4-Eve.
CorroN-Has been quiet throughout the
day; closed weaker. SIiddling uplands
75z@71ld; do. orleans 75gg73z. Sales 10000
bales.
The Manchester market for goods and
yarns is firm.
PRovIsIoSs-Bee has advanced to lis Cd
Pork u.s. Lard advanced to sos Sd. Chees e
SIS. Bacon 40s.
PRoDUCE-Unchanged.
BREADsTUFFs-Corn is steady at ass Sd.
Wheat I5s Sd for California white; las Sd
for No. Milwaukee red. Peas advanced
to AS Sd. Oats at IS lOd. Flour at szs Sd for
Western. Barley 5s Cd.
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New York DRY Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Jan. Is.
The market continues inactive, and
prices without particular change. The
rapid advance in gold 10 1925 has ten
dency to impart more frmneSs to the mar
ket, notwithstanding the extreme Inertia.
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LUMBER. &C.

LUMRER-LUMRER!
KvHE SUBSCRIBER CONTINUES
III the Lumber Business at his old stand
at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets,
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock IS large and second to noDe
in the aSSortments, embracing Pine oil s
thicknesses and quality, from the mic
Third Common Saginaw Board up.
Three-Inch First clear Plank.
Also. 500 DOORS of various Thickness
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shingie.
and 4 feet Lath, Mouldings, CASING
Quarter Round, &c, &c.
Orders from tne country, river or raj
filed promptly.
sell d3na JOHN +. GLOVER
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Sash, Doors, Lumber, sc.
HunneI & Sons,

Manufacturers of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, dc. !;
Also. Dealers in
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER.
Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Misunderstanding, Shingles, Lath, &c.
Saving of every description done 10
order.
Orders from abroad will be promptly at
tended to.
Factory and Yard,
CORNER WATER STREET AND CANAL,
fuIy20 Evansville. Indiana.
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.

su~w = Good miners
w can get employment ct the ShotWeu
Mines Que mile a owe Caseyv1lle, ken
tnexv IanI4 div
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European Market.

By Cable1 LONDON, Jan. live.
CoNsoLs- Closed steady at 925s@9214 for
money and account.
SToCKs-5-20s at III.
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nRIvATE BOARDING.

Farst-class Boarding, by the Day or
Week, at T. M. bOEsrSD p
No. M Division St, bet. Second and Third,
Evansville, Ind.
R% Several gentlemen can be accomnno-
dated with boarding, by the day or Ueek,
on reasonable terms. ga [may4 dtf
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BOARDING.

~YANTED BOARD IN A Pr L
I'M vate family for family consisting
az LADY. two children. and nurse. Must
he ronvenient to the river. References
exchanged. a 1dress LEE, care JonrnaA
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Evansville & Charlottesville
Railroad Go.
Time and Rates Guaranteed.

R@ The above organization offers
more favorable inducements to ship.
pers by this than any other route.
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Contracts Solicited.

Is Water So. -
7rn WUEI
A. e. sHRADER,
Gent Freight Agt. T.. do O. R.R.
j. A. HILL,
Gen'l Freight Agt. q. d M. R.R.
sells
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-15

"rhs Pen is miehtier than the sword"
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NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.

PASSAGES FROM HIS AMERICAN NOTE BOOKS. 2'ols Ieno
Cloth "a. Half Cali - o. a.. .--,
cy have the same imabe felicity Of expression which gives .nsh
fnon 10 every production bis pen But their interest eh'
derived from the Gde with which they reveal tue anaies OF rare
iperooal INTRODUCTION to their author New YorA Tribune
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z. STUART PHELPS.

TIE FNIFN AJAN IUnO.
the and simple truths Of Christianity to
be that
ceiye @ book ll two principal characters dgschd are Miuiired
Csbo tie noble womau who lay
n passed through affection lifted heIsef abere all
Of dYuest
t1a influence, ana whose perpetual etuence Of
holiness aud beuefceuce other vSmhearted passionate g
thrown bv eH aud grief deparug gloom until guided BY
ler complu,1s hts n elsl she tehols not n b
use bn; Will an seudis.t vision The gore OF word
rd be grave Th completely suborduad 20 The develop
tr lie authors De- ou opinions bu, dramatic Is noao
the remarka Ne s. Evening Post
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WHAT ANSWER lino. ~ ~ >.
The boob IS all alive noble thoughts and generous feelings II
t "a, heart aud strIe6sd that AFTER reading those
Ing pages reply What Answer BY Other Noil 'Lan
Amen TO is appeal lylia Maria ClHd
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IvACUTNCTOV GLADDEN.

PLAIN THOUGHTS uN THE ART OF LIVING. lOno. 81 81,
There more practical advice TO Young men and women IN 'n'
and girls receive from parents ath
e eloquent terms ons ou ara o
drs te prevailing faults ioHt aud Of tue rsing generation
ps,s ,o hot confer greater benefit their children than
urg minds and hearts With e uo0e anu ' se-A'D
expressed ia tbs NOIA.-- Catholic Telegraph
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JIFNRY " LONGFELLOW.

THE NRW.ENGLASD TRAGEDIES. l6mo Cloth, - 'oi Han
Calf So Morocco - 81 ,..,--., . .f...-.. ~, ~
w EugIpd history The maks TIE 1gsraie the
minister the MARTYR other characters 81 The ume 70 I'VE before US
a. y cor ....Both for It's intrinsic inter
est and a the genuine hand, commend me Ne"
lnglapd Trlgtdies" % realtrS-l hlcabo IhOune
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JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

Under THE WILLOWS, AND OTHER fokNs 'm"' OIoW'
Hall Calf - 50; Morocco 80 ,..., go, Il
The volume gives impression not only OF the oce am sun
of Loves genius Of H. growth In richness Of imagery mt
Of decy depth ana ,ror Of thought Tue collection Noi
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IUCY LARCOM.

POEMS lGmo. z $50 "a .,
o not hesitate predict m the book permanent popularity us
holds combination The heuess Of simple nih anu
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winning graceful Interpreter for sae has succeeded Tecoueg
punus liberal spirit oi modern inquiry her
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cuast -f e..
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1 " PALMER

THE POETRY or COMPLIMENT AND COuRTSHIP. Selected
and arranged By W. Palmer editor Of fsk Songs revised
edition. If this charming book illustrated with TO Steel Ngntifs l
Illuminated with border Uniform with "Fayoute Authof'
IHr1e l2mo Cloth. ~ Morocco, 10 30 -
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EDWARD FVERETT HALE.


IF. YES AND lEkllAlS lbiuo. -
Ofa shortury writers u America Mr. Haes pooaO! 'Ne uu
successful Ills Man without Country almost without l'rae
o. te lc we nav safely say that this book contains Tie best collie
lion of cgt stories which has bcu issued om Tie American press
many a day. Independent
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JOHN G. WHITTIER.

AMONG THE HILLS. and Oiher Poems l0n" VIM 'H''' ~
trstou. Cl.th 81 sos Antique Morocco. % o. -, , d.rci
Among the Hills the sweetest erdees snu m 10 qtb
ov rure md high Of Winters poetic productions IL 70 VI W..
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H. ,or;o o-;sts Uniform with RedLne lenuyson small quar'o
Cotb 81 so: lafCaf IS; Morocco, 80 -, ,,-.,.- o.o.
~ n cnpiete edition Whittier, with Illustrations, ever
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THE FLOWER AND THE STAR snd other Stories WIZ lnsifa
tiors drawn aud engraved d. ODE author Square ltno 81 90
hook u which orr aud the pcrs ere both 80 gacen an
so charming, impossible "a nay which are TIE more ATTRACTIVE
INeWAOrk
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DIR. |. |. HAYES.
Y NM NnLn. Braunlnlg llnsiralel. Square
80 AWAY Isl N ID

CAST Away II IUf NULU bIauII19 IITIa'I'''' 'I0''0
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OF those animals which i've VIII 1e
Arctic Circle ihan he works that written about them IL Is
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LANES PARTON.
ANNA Z. DICKINSON.

SMOKING AND DRINKING. Paper. 80 cetts; Cloth. 81
We uow Of popular discussion the subject which equals IL
~ aiohmdn and Reflector
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THE UNCoNMERcIAL TRAVELLER. With eight Illustrations

/ lGmo Purple Cloth. 81 % III. MI.
The fspth and concluding II the popular Charles DSfs
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corr erl or more of the Of the Original Illustrations nus
Fion bcrs ne siuie bkenss autograph Is Pecua AIRY
for running headline prepared Tor each sh'hAhu p"ke "
Nj. Dickens and is issued under his special saucton
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ROBERT BROWNING.

TIE KINU ND TIE DO0I3 '0' " "
81 ,., -, u,;,, roo,. nj. wealth Of
thought bis bold and strong imagination, hS quaint uey anu @
involved ANA az tmts 80 obscure,
bat 10 read him working 70 obtain treasures suh as ne '
tss IN beow and that fully reward the toll hoNe'er gre"
VOL said 10 abound an the qualities which ba'e won Iof MN DIS
hiei and solid reuutatiou.- Boston Transcript
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HtpS 4 VI DIAZ.

TIE KINGS LILY AND ROSEBUD Beautifully Illustrated with
lG Pictures hg w. l. Sheppard. Square Glo. ~ 3D.
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distinction being entertaining - Boston Transcript
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TENNYSON.

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aLabe English poems ever out Great Britain In speaking
The Character. adds IL Is depicted Win an mag
alive vyacty eauaei our language any D
the creator Of Caiban aud Ariel
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CmARLES DICKENS.

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THE NEW VOLUME
II
PUTNANTS MAGAZINE.
Among tle Contributors
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. EAYARD TAYLOR, PAULDNG,
COOPER, EiNDALL and others
CONTENTS FOR JANUARY.
I-TOpAYi A Romance. tllp.rrl-
U-AMoSG THE TREES
W-TENT.LFE WITH TllE WANDERING KORANS
IY-rREASURE A Christmas Siory.
WORCESTERSHIRE CHANT on BRETON PEASANTS
vI-TIE BATTLE OF PLAITSBUhGH BAY Unpublished MSS
yII-THREE PICTURES AID ONE PORTRAIT
vII-rHE LITERATURE OF THE COMING CONTROVERSY
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