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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-24

CINCINNATI April 23- Evening. - The
river IS falling. with ~ feet water in the
channel, and 741z feet under the bridge for
passing steamers. The weather is clear
but growing chilly. Business II quiet on
the landing. The arrivals outside of the
regular packets were the Westmorelantl.
from New Orleans; Silver C1oud No. 2.
from PIttsburg; Altoona, from Nashville;
Havana, for = ashYilie; Silver Cloud No. q
for Dubuque; Champion, fer ST. Louis.
MEMPHIS, April 23-Evening.-W Weather
clear and very warm: river isiHg very
slowly; now 2 feet below The food mark Of
last year. eparted-LOuisville for New
Orleans; Marble City, for st. Louis. In
pOrt-Clifton and Celeste
PTTsBURG, April 23.-Weather clear and
cool; river now 81 feet, and falling. Ar
Arg0sy aud st. Charles, from Cincinnati.
Departed-The Alice v. and New State
lett last evening for st. Louis; j. W Nc
CuHough. for Cincinnati; Mary Davage
and bar. Is, for st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, April Zf-Et e.--RtVer fall
ing, with sixteen feet on Harpeth Shoals
Weather fair and warm. The Nashville
departed for Cairo In Port-Umpire and
Alpha
cinnati: liver Lake, from Pittsburg;
Sandy Valley, Troy, KentOn, from st.
Louis. bepartures--Ro Roy, for Evans
vile; San y Valley, Troy, SILVER Lake,
st. Jouis5 SILVER Noon, Memphis; Alas
ka. New Orleans; kentOn, Pittsburg.
River falling slowly, with feet IL Inches
IN he canal teet 10 incnes In the chute,
and feet IL Inches on the rocks. Wealth
er clear. and warm business dull Tow
boat n. j. Bigaeg arrived from Pittsburg
LETT Tour barges at Kentucky River for
Frankfort.
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sew York Market.

By telegraph NEw YORK, a prll o.
CoTToS-About &c better with a fair
business; sales OF AGO bales.
FLOUR R. cell pts. lis bhls; fairly active
for high grades and very dTm; low grades
quiet; sales Of ], 400 bDls, at So 25gS 20
for superfne State and Western ; $40 250
$40 80 for extra State; SO 208ll % for
extra Western: $40 60(9l4 90 for white wheat
extra; 80 0dl4 90 for round hoop Ohio;
Sll 000I2 80 extra st. Louis: 81 509l6 90
tor good to choice ditto; closing nrrn n
Guided in sale OF ,OOO bbls. extra state Tor
export. California flour quiet and firm I.
sales, 600 sacks at sI2 S5dl4 80. Rye -four
drmer: sales, 500 b5ls at IS 27oG9 -.
corn MEAL-Steady; sales OF GOO 0bls. at
So 90
! w HIsRY-Nomiuai. eE
WHEAT-Receipts, 1000 bushels; irregu-
lar and unsettie ed: opening about &c lower;
CLOSING irn1er, with active ezf port dsmand;
sales Of lI4,900 bushels at s. 5092 s. for No
2 Spring delivered. the latter extreme;
a 46 for No. do. to arrive; 81 600g2 O. IOr
No. do. delivered 8 20 for Port Wash
ingtOn Spring; s. s. for amber Pennsyl-
vania; s. Is for " tie California; ii Guided
in sales. 14O00 bushels No. 2 Spring TO ar
RYE-Scarce and decidedly firmer; sales
of 5000 bushels; state s. Is, afterward re-
sold at 81 70. ~
BARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY. MALT-Quieti. sales Of 600 bush
Corn Receipts. 1900 bu. prices Ic better
with sales of 600 bushels al 81 i5Gl 20 for
new mixed Yves eTn afOat; closing az 81 Is
al 10: old do at 81 l7&01 is In store; 81 ~
90 delivered 81 14b2(Gl 1914 Tor Wnlie SOuLn-
ern: 81 Gag 20 for Western. and southern
yellow. 30.
OATs-Receipts none; market a shade
easier; sales 80 900 bushels Mt S51<9S5l2c for
" esteTn In store SIC do aflOat n.
RICE-Quiet at l014@u44c for Carolina.
CoFFE-Firm; sales, l,S09 bags Of Rio at
HE IN gold.
SUGAR-MOderately active; sales of $50
hhds. Cuba at u g l2c.
MoLAssEs-steady; sales. 100 bbls. Ddusca-
vadO at 49c.
PETROLEUM Quiet at l29I216c for crude;
2615c for refined, bonded.
HOPs-Quiet at l0G5Oc for American.
PORK-MOre active and nrmer; sales OF
$50 barrels at 81 S7928 Is for new mess;
closing at $27 81 cash; ST for old ditto;
closing at 81 regular; 50 25G22 IS for
prime; S24 50025 90 for prime me S; also
sales OF 500 barrels new mess at SIS 40, buy
er's May.
BEEF-Firm; sales of SO barrels and 400
uerces at unchanged prices. Beef hams
nominal
Cur MEATs-Firm; sales of $40 packages
At 1254I34c for shoulders; I61I@I71Sc Tor
hams.
BAcoN-Quiet and firm.
LARD-Ffrmer; sales of 700 barrels at
l4549lS5 Sci small lOsts lS5zc; also 500 bar
rels. sellers May, a. 1870.
BUTTER-Weak al 20Q94Oc for Ohio; 5l@53c
for state. Fwmff EnMH 4E
13Gl7c.
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NeM NrIeans Markef.

COTTON-Ac Active; middling uplands, &c
sales, 1900 bales; receipts, 2,305 bales; eX-
ports, ~ bales
STERLIN G--1520I54, n. Y. Sight.
SUGAR - Dull; Louisiana prime, l514c ,
Cuba good fair. I21Zc.
M0LASs Es--N OTnIual.
FLOUR Dull; superdne, SO %; treble ex-
ira, Sl2 gre
3 CORN-Sl o.
a0ATS-Qutet at 73075c. e4H
HAY-SiSd20.
PORK Firm; mess, SIS so; shoulders,
1875; rib sides, I614@I61zc; clear sides, 1S54
4lS1zc.
LARD-1S1&9l9c
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Cincinnati Market.

By Felegraph.l CINUINNA ATT, April %.
FLOUR-Firm at full prices.
WHEAT-Firm with full prices.
CoRN-In light supply and good demand
at $50 for ear.
OATs-Advaneed to 7sc, but are not act
i've.
RYE-Quiet at 81; supply better.
CoTFoN midsIiug SOC; demand
but moderate.
IOBACCO-Firm; sales Of 1876 hOgsheads
of Tugs at s46S 81; leaf SlIG2S 90.
PORK-MesS held firmly at SIS, but this is
shade above the views of buyers.
LARD-In demand aud advanced to 1Sc.
BULK MEATs-Firm and sides in good
demaRd at l4tzc; shoulders not saleable at
better than 12c.
BACoN-Ffrm but uuiet
GOLD-lS915 buying.
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RRV EEe u " s.



There were no additional arrivals up to
aaate hour last night The In ckstep,
with a good trip, and he ollie, Sullivan,
with a moderate trip, departed ...........T The
Morning Star had fair trip down, and
splendid trip baek-........T The MolIie Norton.
Qui kstep, and Morning Star went out in
a heap yesterday evenin 1.-THE MoIlie
took the lead, and disappeared behind
the point few feet ahead, and the Quick
step was about 200 or 800 yards ahead of
the Star.........The operator at Henderson,
who was notified of the match, and saw
them arrive. at Henderson, reports that
the Star arrived half mile ahead Of the
Quickstep, and the Quickstep a quarter Of
a mile ahead Of the AIplHe Norton. This
report was confirmed by the officers of the
Star, when interrOgsted separately.
Star, last night. was crowded with dele
gates returning from TIE sunday school
COnyentiC. n,.-....The ellie Sullivan went
out late yesterday evening with fair trip.
..--,,r..---.. The Star mel The Richmond near
Roekport yesterday, going up the river
like a streak Of creased lightning Capt
BOluss wants to leave at noon to-day with
his beautiful Louisa. Passengers will
please be aboard by that hour, and ship
pers viii please have their bills and goods
doWn-.--.-There was nice hop on the LOu-
lisa last night, the young folks from New
Harmony having been Joined by a number
Of the young people Of this city. 1t was a
gay but orderly party -, We have inteIll-
genee Ofthe Rob Roy that she viii be here
to-day and leave at 10 AM, tomorrow
A st. Louis dispatch to the Commercial
says it has been decided to run the hay
-four in the st. Louisiana Louisville trade
-...-....It is reported that q slight collision
occurred yesterday evening between the
Quiekstep and mobile Norton. No dam
age was done to either boat. We are
gratiAed to learn that Walter B. Penning-
ton. having fully recovered from his re-
cent illness, Is again IN the Office ofthe IA
nous Quickstep.
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SC. Louis Market.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS, April %
TOBACCO Unchanged.
COrTOS-Firm and nOmfnaIlv hfohar
but no sales reported.
FLOUR-F1rm and unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm for Fall at 50 65a2 7S :.
prime and choice Spring unchanged at
q O5d2 1919.
CORN-Firmer at S5cdSSc.
OArS-Tnactive and cas- err a q 70a72c
RYE-UBsettled and dropping; sales at
81 S592 90.
BARLEY-Quiet at 81 IS for prime.
PoRK-Active and higher at ST 5O927 IS;
held at SIS al the close.
BACoN-Actlve and higher at 13I[c for
shoulders: 171Sc for clear sides; 20c for
sugar cured hams; sales 100000 pounds
clear sides for May and June, az lSci sugar
cured hams, July, at &c
LARD-Firm al l71Sc for prime in uerces.
WHISKY-Held at 3 ..
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Memphis Marker.

BY Teiegraph.l MEMPHIS, April %
fCoTroN-R Receipts 20 bales; exports 45s
bales.
.ELOUR-Dull; SupeTfine IS So
PoRK-At SIS 00G25 so.
BAcoS = Higher; clear sides 1870.
LARD-1S0l9..
CoRN-g5d93c.
OATs-78GS0c a at
HAY-sIz0lB.
RRAN-S84s
BUTTER-55e.
CORN MEAIs-Fair receipts, at 81 3064 so.
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This justly celebrated Native Wine
made from the juice OF the OportO Grape,
raised in this country. Its invaluable
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Being the pure juice of the grape, pro-
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Il VINE TO BE RELIED ON
Invalids use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
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Weakly persons ind beneht by its use.
Speer's Win IN hospitals are preferred
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BE Sold by druggists
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~ telegraph. LeUIsvIL1.E. April ..
ToBA CCo-SaIes of 204 hogsheads at fun
rates.
gFLoUR-Steady Superdne IS -.
WHEAT-S2 25a2 %.
! EoRN--SheIled 6Se; ear soc, IN bulk.
OATs-74975c.
COTTON-A1iddling SIC.
NJ ESS PORK-SZ7 70.
LARD-ISL5c .r
BACos-Shouiders 131zgI3z<eis clear sides
l754c-afi packed.
. HAREs-l91a0 in canvass.
WHISTLE 20.
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New York DRY Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, April q.
DRY GooDs-The reduction in heavy
brown sheetIngs and a few marks OF prints
yesterday. has helped to stimulate de-
mand, and consequently the market OPEN
ed more actively, but before the close was
again rather dull in prices, but no further
change nor much prospect of any reduc-
ton IN rates SO long as cotton keeps so
high. Heavy brown sheetings in steady
request at i71adlSc for best Makes Mer-
r1Inac ID. prints BIC: Wauregan do. l215ci
Coates spool thread 10
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Honses and Lot a. Auction.

n WILL SELL AT AUCTION, NON
day, May 4ta.-86S, at the court house
door IN Evansville, at o'clock NJ Lot
No. 5. Block No 4, Eastern Enlargement,
on which are two. frame building, with
five rooms; lot 20 by 100 feet. Terms-s5O0
cash the balance in SIX and twelve
mOnths. with interest.
HIRAM NELSON, A uctioneer.
q r,02 I'D
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Chicago Market.


By Telegraph CHICAGO, April %.
FLoUR-Fairly active, firm and steady;
sales Of Spring extras at 50 00NI1 Is.
8 WHEAT In fair request, fiFmeF aud la2c
higher; sales of No. / at 81 l692 II. and No.
at 81 02d2 081z, closing firm for No. 2, with
buyers q Z 81 03.
CORN-Fairly active aud 1501c higher:
sales No. at S7G Sc; No. ? at S5d8518c (
new at S45sdS514c. ard rejected at SIIS0SSe,
closing steady at S43<c for new: sales No
in store for future delivery AT S7s4aSSc, sell
lie s May, and at soc. sellers June.
OATS-More active ana 15@Hc higher;
sales at 631zGl64s4c.
Rye Inactive; sales No. at 81 IS in
store. #llrt 1885
BARLEY-Quiet at 50 3092 81 for No in
store.
PROVISIONS Quiet: first class brands of
mess POrE held at ST O0; light sales at
SIC IS sales clear Pork at SIS 90.
LARD-Qntet and firm az l7GI715c,
BULK MEATs-Inactive and nominal.
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nWeIIing- H0use f0r SAC.

WYsLL be sold on accommodating
w terms Lot No. 3, In Block No. 2, in
the Southern Enlargement of Evansville,
on which IS a new and fine two story
frame dwelling, with stable and other out
bulldogs, being the late residence Of Jacob
H. Miller. on Chandler Street
Apply at the Evansville National Bank,
to - SAMUEL BAYARD, Vice Pres't.
mar28 II
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Y WILL SELL AT PUBLIC aye
A ton. onsthe premises, on the4uh day of
May. 1888, al 3 O'Clock IN the afternoon, on
Leet St., Lot No. II, Block No. 8, Lamasco,
on which is q good. tyve-sJory flame mousse
with seven rooms, stable, and Out-hOuses
Size of lot. Il by 100 feet Terms Of sale
One-third cash, One-third in six months,
and one-third IN twelve months from
date, with interest.
q HIRAM NELSON. Auctioneer.
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New York Gold and Stock Market

By Telegraph NEW York, April %
MoNEY-Easy, at per cent on call
loans, towarl 5 the close of the day 10
was found impossible to employ balances
at 8 per cent.
DISCOUNTS Easy, wita more inquiry at
7@S per cent.
STERLING-Firm lO@IO54 for prime bills.
GOLD-Opened at l401< advanced 10 I401<
and declined to 1895. and closing weak at
l391s0l4O. Loans were ma at 1G4 per
cent. for carrying. aud fiat at 2 per cent. for
borrowing; export to-day 1851 zoo.
GOVERNMENTS Opened firm, but closed
heavy and very duu. Henry Clewes & Co.
furnish the annexed 4:90 prices: Coupons
of Isl ll39@ll31s; do. '62, ll1z6a1I2; do. '64.
ll09ll01S; do. '65, II&a{9llO56; do. new. 1857
@10S5s; do. 20, 10S3sGlOS54 l0-40s 1021sgl03 ;
7-30s 1867 alO7.
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New York Wool Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April q.
WOOL, 500 bales of South American
wool were sold at auction to day; lower
grades did well, while better grades
neariy maintained rates; the range was
26159S9c for unwashed, and 609s3c for
cleansed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-24

TO CoUSrRY u ERcHANTs.-yYFe dtrecc-rlIs
attention especially OIL coSRtft n1efchants
TO the superior facilities of the Journal
COMPANY for prnting Fancy Fosters and
an kinds Of mercantile WORK VIZ, Bin
Heads. cards, Circulars. DC. Orders for
work can he sent through any OF Inc
Evansville merchants,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-24
The Franklin Brick Machine

,Orses, to make $500 TO $500 first-clas
.rtcks per hour; and by steam, 400 e
600 per hour, according to the facilities
Or removing them. I offer to demonstrate
hese facts by machines constantly work
ing in this city. ). W. JOHA SON, AGENT
So Woodward Avenue, Detroit Mich.
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