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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-27
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26.-The foundation
stone of the bridge to cross the Missis.
slppl at this point was laid yesterday
In the presence of large number Of
The lower House of the Kansas
Legislature yesterday passed the Sem
ate bill allowing all persons to practice
law without respect to color or sex.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s.-The Senate
Of Pennsylvania has passed a resolu-
1on enoorstng the impeachment of Mr..
johnson. The resolution will probably
be passed by the House to-day.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-Major Gen.
Mccall died yesterday, at west Ches-
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, Feb. 25.-At a
large Democratic meeting held in the
Eighth Ward this evening, strong reso-
lutions were passed, and speeches
made. One, Col. Lechler, said that
before many days every lamp post
would be converted into a gfbbet for
the Repnblicans.
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CLOSING PRlCRs-b.8O p \,

p GoLD-LoWer; opening at l4Ik, and
closing at l40Xa14l, steady.
GovERNMENT STooKs-Henry Clewes
d Co. furnish the following $3.50 prices:
Coupons 'sI, 1lla1ll1<; do '62; llOx a
lll1f; do '64. lOsaIOS1f, do '65, lO9AlU95f;
do new, l06fSIO7; 90 '67: IO75f aIOI5S
1O-4Os, l049<al04ES; 3Os, IO65< aIO6J<.
SroCKs-CanlUn 6ONa6lk; CumDer-
land 33Hs34H; Quicksilver 23Ha23H;
MhriposA 7a75<; Pacific Mail IIIXa
INK; Atlantic Mail 9S1fa9SsS; Western
Union Telegraph S45fs343<; New York
Central 1265fAl26<i Erie 675<u679f; do
preferred 7oa765Ei Hudson 1891 40;
Harlem l27sl2y; Reading 9Z5< s9l<;
Ohio Certificates 3Os3OH; Wabash 49,
451<: ST. Paul 60a5O1<; do preferred 65a
651<; Michigan Central 1lOxaIll; Mich
igan Southern 9O5<A9O5<; Illinois Cen
trail l372< a137H; PIIIAburg $685.; To-
ledo lO6NalU7; Rock Island 80 Il a95I<;
North Western 5y7Ss595f; 40 preferred
72d721Si Fort Wayne 99h a99%; Hartford
and Erie 14<al4N.
EXPRESS SH ARES-Adams 73Na73J<:
Merchants Union 35.35K; Unired
STATES 73a731z; American 7U1<; Wei 3.
Fargo d Co. 4OI<a4l.
BORDER STATE BnNDs-MIssouri's
los; Old Tennessees 661<; New do 8iH.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-Mardi Gras
IS being CELEBRATED here with great
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Paris Exposition, 1897,
PHE OLD RELIABLE
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

At IS0 MAIN STREET. CFoRNERLY
a wykes q Co.,) has for many yeas been
The uride OF the West, and today Is &C
moEledeed 70 b. the best Gallery in the
9tate for plain, on, India Ink ana Water
Colored photographs, including Carus ana
PorceIRin OF Tare beauty and nntSh: 10
NO. Who appreciate ane work. ana nave
FIIasB CiiSgat isded with pictures taken At otneE
eStahiishments, are invited to give the SOtd
NR-SpecfRl attention given to children.
Small pictures, copied % any re OF styte'
g. W. LOSE z CO.
& IS9AEain street. Wh0elIng. opposite Union
II, over sheibd Music Store. 5unH
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CINCINNATI, February 26.-Wsathsr
cloudy; Thermometer 46s,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
nARKE7Is BY rELEGKArn.
NEW YORK, February 26, 1865.
REGULAR REPORT.
FLoUR--Dull and 5alOc lower.

FLoUR--Dull and 5alOc lower,
GRAIE--Wheat- la0c
lower. Rye-Quiet and steady. Oats
Nominal at S31<c for western in store,
Corn-Heavy and nominal at 81 24a
l . for new mixed western afioat, and
81 rs for old in store.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-DulI and droop-
ing at S23 25a23 SO for old mess; S24 5Oa
"a IS for new mess; S24 5Oa24 "a Tor
mixed, and S24 62111a24 SIX for April.
Beet-Steady and with Il moderate de-
mand. Cut Meats-Very firm with n
fair demand. Bacon-Firm at Il5[al2c
for Cumberland cut. Lard-Quiet and
scarcely so firm at l65ia161zc Tor fair TO
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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READ TIE EVIDENCE.
Mesra. DeutnI & Bolton.

AesHS. DeUtnI q Bolton.
GENTLR2rEN:-Fort the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily from Sc.
we're attacks OF Dyspepsia; so much SO that
could with difficulty retain q meal in my
s.omach more than twenty minutes. At
night experience a great burning in or
about the heart; q general depression of
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dimneSs of sight. / tried va.
rous catharttc compounds and stomach pre-
parationS, without being afforded any eff.
lectuRl relief, till used four bottles of.'Hub-
bells Golden Bitter,n since which period
have not been tronbled with a single one
of the above complaints. From the benefit
those BitterS have afforded me, feel IL my
duty to express publicly my grateful thanks.
GEO. a. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
GOLDEN BITTERS..-sHubbel's Golden
Bitters are rapidly gaining worldwide rep
utation. Read the following:
PARIS, France, June 2, 1884. 8
MeEITS. Rubbel6 %.
GENTs:-I can say that your Golden Bit
ters" is the most wonderful medicine in the
world. It acts truly in q most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia Of the most
painful kind, used the Golden Bittars pre-
pared by Messrs. HubbeI q Co., and was cur
ed. / am convinced that all complaints OF
this kind can be cured by your BItters. Wish-
ing you prosperity and great So ccess in the
curing OF all the complaints that RfnIot the
human frame.
lam, gentlemen. yours. with respect.
CAS1S1ER FABRlGOU,
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FEBRUARY 26.-FLoUR-Unchan
GRAIE-Wheat-Un Coin
Firm at s2As3c for ear and s3ss4c for
shelled. Oats-Firmer and higher; No.
SIC. Rye-Unchanged, at 81 73al rs.
BaIley-UnchHnRed and quiet; No. /
and extra fall 81 25a2 90.
CorToN-lrregular; middling held at
Eeas-Advanced to 23c.
PRovIsIoNs-Buoyan and HIGHER
Mess Pork-$24a25 for old and new.
bulk meats-In active demand: sales
900 pounds at Toe for shoulders. l2c
for sides and 13c for clear sides. Ba-
con-In demand; quantity out of smoke
not equal to it; shoulders advanced TO
ll9<c, sides l31zc. clear RIB 145<c, clear
i47< ,l5c; closing strong. Sugar cured
LARD-Excited and prices unsettled:
all offered at 151<c was taken and at the
close Ice was asked and not much offer
Ing; this was after the reports from
Liverpool.
GRocERIEs-Sugar- at 13aI5c
for raw; refined 1saIs1<c for hard. COT
tee-Firm at 2la26c.
SRRDs-Unchanged: Glover, I3c; Tim
othy, 81 40a2 so; Flax, sold at So Is.
HAY-Dull at $14a15 per ton on arri-
PErnoLEUx-ouiet at 4sa45o for re-
on-Linseed Oil, 81 goal p. Lard OIL.
advanced to 81 1sa1 o for No. l extra.
GoLD-14OH buying, III selling.
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GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupons 1872
unchangedi '64, los; '65, 1O9i do '65, new,
1O7.
GoLD-14Ik.
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DRY GOODS.

The demand for cotton goods has
abated, owing 10 less favorable news
from Europe respecting cotton, which
caused momentarily pause among
buyers, but otherwise 1t was not effect
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ST. Louis.

FEBRUARY 25-FLoUR-In moderate
demand; prices unchanged.
IN-Wheat-Steady and fFmer.
spring g lOa2 Is. COrn-UnchanReG ri
sOas2c for mixed; and yellow s3as5c.
white lower at 66a7Oc. Rye-IoWer ~
81 65a1 20. Barley-UnchanRed al 81 "a
az so for fall.
PRoyIsIONs-POrk-Firm at R24 5oa
p %. Bacon-Unchanged. Bulk meats
l257c for clear rib alb side.
:, LARD-Unchsnged at 14Xa1sc for
dsrces and Ice for key.
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TIE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-04-04

most remarkable exhibition OF leather. The samples
Of states, bricks, limestone, and building-store are
numerous in this locality. In the next gallery, it is
interesting TO examine the fax-spinning rooms, the
cloth-fulling machines, and the mechanical Jacquard
loom for weaving c~srpeting. Here too We find typo
graphic composing aad distributing machines from
Brussels, and stumble over the material for the work
ing Of mines, bringing up against a large mining
machine, possessing 200 horse power.
After examining the food, fresh and preserved,
which can be found in the restaurants in the outer
covered promenade, We shall leave the great building,
and continue our Investigations through the Park
which surrounds the Exhibition Palace. EUROPA.
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Postscript.
Later from the Volcano!

BY the steamer we have further adviceS from
Hawaii, which report that in some localities over
two hundred distinct shocks of earthquake had
been felt.
The eruption occurred on the very summit of
Mauna Loa, at a place known as Pohaku, Hama
lei, and threw up five different jets, and three
streams are said to be fowing-one towards Kona,
south of Kealakeakua, near Kahuku-another
TOWARDS Kapapala, (Reed and richardson ranch)
and the third near Punaluu, all down towards the
south point of the island.
Capt. Browns dwelling house, at Kahuku,
Kau, is a mass of ruins. The family barely es-
capped with their lives before the accident.
Capt. Haley's and Mr.. Spencer's houses were
both moved from their foundations. The church
building at Kahuku was badly r~uptured.
All the foreigners in Kau had been Obliged to
leave their dwellings and live in grass houses,
which are less likely to be thrown down.
The occupants of the Volcano House at Kilauea
were also compelled to leave it and take shelter in
u thatch house. The old crater of Kilauea is said
to be very active.
From all the information at hand it appears that
Kau is the nearest point to the eruption, and it is
likely that the streams will continue to flow, though
no one. up to the latest date. had-been 10 them.
Mr.. c. s. Spencer left on Monday last, with a
company to visit the eruption, but had not return
ed. This is all that is known at present about it.
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HAwAuAS BOrASY.-Shoald any Of our reader
wish ~ subscribe for one or more copies Of Mr.
Mann's Enumeration Of Hawaiian Plants, they cat
do ~ ut the Office Of this paper. The work wa
printed by n literary society, and is not offered S
sale anywhere in the United States Copies, how
ever, can be obtained as above.
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How To OBTAIN MISUNDERSTANDING the past FIVE
years the colonies Of Australia have expended nearly
half q million pounds sterling (S2, JO0,OOO) in assist
ing immigrants. During the last year 1874 persons
arrived in Victoria with the intention Of settling.
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SxVrT-The little schooner -aEHiS, Capt Babcock,
can sail when she tries. Although it took her just a
month To make the round trip to lilo and back, ow-
ing 10 stormy weather on the passage up. she made
the passage from Hilo To Honolulu in % hours, beat
ing the Steamer LaeSaraHHs four hours, according
10 the Captains reckoning.
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ArrRo. ACHING Mamma yerv dis.inc, shock Of

APPROACHING very distinct shock Of
earthquake was felt in this city on Thursday after
noon, at two minutes before 4 o'clock. Ii continued
for at leas; thirty seconds, with an irregular tremu-
lous motion. Madame Pele is evidently preparing TO
make a demonstration of her power nearer headqusr-
tiers than she has dared to come lately. So long as
she Confines her operations to the half finished island
of Hawaii, nobody cares Il fg for her but when she
undertakes to shake up the dry bones of the meropo-
lis, people begin to inquire the price of passage on
board the Idaho. Nobody need be at all alarmed, Us
we can warrant the crust under Oahu proof against
any of her nervous spasus.
Some idea of the severity of the shock may be
gathered from the fact that Mr.. Flitner's AstrOnomi-
cal clock was stopped by it. at just six minutes before
four O'Clock. The clocks in the Bank, Postcfhce, and
three others-six in al-were also found to have
stopped at the same instant
Between twelve and one o'clock this morning
three distinct shocks were also felt, said to be the
heaviest ever experienced in Honolulu.
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Notice Ia WhaIers.

A Fresh Supply of Slop Clothing,
SUITABLE FOR INCLUD-
y NO Russia Ear Cap. sNpcetei ~ the Comet
VIII be Sold sr very Low Rates.
ss I'm JvuS TuOs. wATERHOUsE-
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FoR THE STEAMER.-We issued yesterday morning
an edition of this paper for the American and Euro
pean mails by the Idaho. Our San Francisco sub
scribers will thus have their papers not over twelve
days old.
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Family Bibles.

FILL ASSORTMENT On land. SUIT
n xELE Er Holiday 90 Webbing Presents. and at prices
rosa sIs 90 sso.eaeh- l6J. iml IL WHITNEY.
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ChIcagO Markell.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO. ApriI z
FLOUR-Les, firm; IS OOalO rs for low
grades 20 choice Spring extras.
WHEAT-LeSs active and Id2c lower.
sales at = Otl4@a2 O5 for No. J. and 81 S6LM
81 - Tor J Q. :. AID closing wish sellers At
81 81 Tor No. 2.
CoRN-More doing. and 1ar%c lower.
sales of No. at S3ci No. at soc; new a II
M7S14c, and reieCte ed at 78ISe in store
OArs-158ic higher, at 5754 al5SIfc; regu-
RYE-Qulet and firm; sales of No. at
81 g.
BARLEY Quiet, nominal. and un-
changed. tr
PROVISIONS Firmer and active: Mess
pork sold al $50 O0a27 90 for cash and buy
ers for the month, and closing with buyers
at s26 80 cash Lard active, Al l654@IGzsc:
Bulk meats active, short rib at l5c; Dry
salted shoulders at ll2c cash; sweet
picked hams al 1870 for country,
LIVE HoGS-Steady, at 50 75@9 IS for
common TO cnOlce.
BEEF CATTLE Firm; s. 00g7 90 for med
ium TO fair; 50 35a9 90 for choice to extra.
EECETPTs-S.05S barrels flour; 4,2z5 bush
els wheat; 70,9i8 bushels corn: lO,S26 bushels
oats; l67 live, and - dressed hogs.
SHIPNENTs-5,4H barrels hour; 4.655
bushels wheat; 1850 bushels corn; 1854
bushels oats; ], l76 live hogs
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European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON. April 7-Evening.
CoSsoLs--CIosed steady at 033s993k.
BoNDs- 5-2Os 7256; Illinois Central "a;
-A.ris 49, Atlantic q Great Western 80.
4Htgiog FRAS KEOfsr. A pril 1--we.
BoSps-5-2os strong At 755S9751z,
=. ..-s Ell LIVERPOOL. A pri4 1--we.
CoTToN--CIosed lsteadder with slight
advance; trade reports sti1 unfavorable;
sales OF 1000 bales; little doing In that TO
arrive middling uplands I21S@I214d Or
leans I2z etl23sd. IIe& 5-hI
BREApsTu FFs-C Closed quiet and steady;
corn, however, mas declined Sd, and S now
quoted at sos; wheat l5s 100 for California
white, and i4s Sd for No. 2 Milwaukse re d /;
Barley IS Cd; oats IS: peas 47s; hour BIS.
PROVISIONS Il CLOSED steady: beef IBIS /;
pork s5s; lard hrm at s2ss cheese SIS; a0a-
con 46s Cd. ntiI &slH
PRoDUCE-Sugar firm; tallOw ass Cd per
cwt. !; refihea petroleuu Is Sd; spirits or
petroleum lbs.
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by feiegraph-J CENcINNATI. April Z. =
FLoCR-Dull; fam ~, $40 25@lO 60
WHEAT-Dull and prices lower; No. l
Winter. 81 35es2 SO. and No. 4 50 30.
CORN- Rather dull at S7aS6c.
OATS-Firm at 75c: not much demand.
RYE-In fair demand at u IS.
BARLEY-Dull and prices dropping. -
CoTTOS~-U nsettleai there Is no demand
and no accurate quotations. can be gwen
middltng could have been bonght at 26c.
- TOBACCo-In demand. and the market
steady sales OF ll0 hhds Tugs at 81 50Gr9 IS
aud leaf at siOd80 D. rrf TsaHr y
PRovfsIoSS-Tn market opened rather
quiet, bu14 under.the Liverpool and New
York news pecsanea again buoyant, ana
prices advanced. large sales 81 mess pork
az $50 80 but at the clo~e holders asked
SO 759N. S00.000 lbs OF bulk meats sold at
llZ@l &c fors soulders. and Il34e for sides
and loo for GEAR rib sides, aud Ice for clear.
l,60O tie ces lard sold at l61lc, including ali
TO he had at this rate. Bacon, being scarce
there was not nuch done IN ID; there were
buyers at l6d7c for clear rib and clear
sides. and l254e for shoulders, but not OF
fered ON he spot, nor Were any willing TO
contract for future delivery. Sugar cured
hams advanced TO 1870 I9c, and plain to
HdI712c, all canvassed anu packed.
BUTTER-Steady. q
sfsGGs - steady. abH1& w
SEEDs-Clover duh at lO6lOkc. Timothy
dun at 81 20G2 30. =
GOLD ? I3S bug ing. Z Z t.t
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Sd. LonIs harket.

BY TIE legraph.} s 81. I4ovis. April
Tor Buyers are SANDING of; Tugs
SiIs, com mon u rae JHm leaf s3u3 ship
pfng sI20ll =. DHehe si8u 41.
COrTOS-NOmlnal al -7uZ1l2c. sf.w F-
FLOUR-QuIet. and scarcely anything
doinz; supeI fine = 25aS .; extra IS 59,a9;
XIX - 50al. -. ...r 81 r.
WHEAT Quiet and steaiy; Winter is
quoted at s. 5Og2 "a; Spring q 05a2 Il.
CoRN-Firm ana al CHER al S7GgOc-
OArs-Ftrm and better at 81 5.l2pI 90.
PR0VFsIoNS-Nery firm, but less eXcit ed
than for few days past; pork sold at s26 IS
az; bulk shoulders at st Joseph llc; dry
hams 1910; bacon shoulders l3c; clear
RIB 1870: cletr sides I71<al73Ic, and TIC:
the lat er for last part of June; lard firmer
at l61zc choice fierce; lie for key.
CATTL E. nch anged 4USc for common
to choice, and SIC for extra.
sHEEP-S3g7 per head.
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MFMPILIs. Apri 7.--i'he weather Is clear
an = cool. The aver j. stationary, with "a
decline OF 10 ~ cites. the Arkansas is fall
ing slowly, with feel to Little Rock, and
- feet o Fort smith. The w bite is fall
Eug. with mark twain 90 Jackson port,
parted-Louisiaua and Alice Dean, to New
Orleans; Cora >. had "A IL hit tip 70 Louis
Vlue; Tom stevens, TO st. Louis; 81. Pat
TICK, ~ White River ia place Of the com
InefSlaL Ia Port-i0v. \ ien and Clifton
CINCINNATI. a pril 7-Eye.-Ths river is
falling, with Is feet inches water In The
channel, and Is feet space under the
bridge for passing steamers. The weather
was Cloudy all day. but is clear tonight.
Thermometer $50.
Port NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Mem
COSY, from New Orleans; Nightingale,
ffOm st. Louis.
Departed - Rob Roy, for Evansville:
Dove No 2, for Kentucky River.
ST. LOUIS, A pru ARRIVED Columbi-
an, Omaha: Kate Kinney, Omaha: Du-
buque, Reeds Landing. Savanna, Du-
buque; Ruoicon, Vtcksburg; Anna Gin
cinnati; Bismarck, New Orleans.
Departed 81. Paul: Peter
lBs2;len, Dueuque; Peoria Guy, ST. Joseph;
Glasgow, Oma ha; Waunfta. Omaha; Mis-
sissippi, Orleans; Argonaut, Cincinnati;
storm and tow, lower Missis>ip pi.
The river II falling. with9I2 feet water to
Cal o. and good stage to ST. Paul. Bust
ness IS lively. The receipts from he upper
country are heavy, but the shipments
south are not large. The wealth. is clear
ana warmer. A barge laden with 800 tons
Of Ice, belonging 10 Mr.. SehIoedeF. was /
burned at Alton. on Monday; Insured
5000 20 5000, but in what Offices, is not |
known, .s.-a #frr fHsf
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New orleans Market

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, April 7.
COTToN-gull and irregular; sales 10000
bales mlddling Al 30Hc Receipts CAB bales I;
exports 1854 ba eS. Sales yesterday 900
bales, Receipts for the week, Including
fSun day, B.7l3 bales5 exports 4,55l- bales.
FLOUR - SteadYi supetAne clio e0gl0 90;
ch dice extra Ga 90. IE fI f~aliI
CoRN-Firm at 81 06@eI 10. EaWfa
OATs-Lower; Use. sd ut
HA1Y-Better; prime Ohio River SIC Oo9
$50 %. HHIH SIII .J .H IL
PoRK--S2S Is. 80 af
sBAeos-,Qqls1end Arm ;shoulders ls11ef
. tER~Quieit and arm prime uerce at
lzs5cs and keg 18ec5 Il uua asa TalU
ExcHAS, 81 sterling Bank I5l g 15l1E;
NewiYofik SightsS prsfni utnl. OF -rf
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EeM York Marker.

By telegraph NEW YoRK, April :.
CoTToN-Dull and unsettled and fully lc
lower; sales $50 bales at 25d285Zc tor mid
FLoUR-keceipts 6O.O68 barrels; mar
ket dun aud l0NI5c lower: sales of
400 barrels at SO OOg9 40 FOR superdne state
and Western; 50 S59l0 As for extra state;
50 s0Gl0 50 for extra Western 81 GOA 10 80
for white wheat extra; 50 Sj1gi3 Is for
Louis; sI2 56ai i 81 Tor GOOD to choice 40 :.
closing quiet; Ca Ornia dull aud drOOp-
IN ~. safes 20 SACKS .,sS a5 sl2ql4 co. 40 Rye
Flour quiet; sales 300 obls. at 81 7O99 90.
CORN MEAL--Qutefs
WHIsKY-N oniimal.
WHEAT-ReceIpts 1852 bushels; dull and
l42c lower: sales of p, 500 bushels at g SSQ
2 10 for good TO prime No. 2 Spring deliv-
cred; 50 10 for white Canada; 50 30 for
RYE-Quiet f
EARLEY-Dull.
BAELEY MALsTTgsQp1et at SO
CoRN-Receipts 56,629 bushels; 2G3c low
err sales Of 6l,0eo bushels at 81 l8aI ~
for new mixed Western afioat; 81 70 for old
81 i6ai 20 for white = western ana souf6
ern; 81 24}a@l p for Western and Southern
(GxTsLReceipts 80 bushels "a shae.e arrn.
eI; sales OF $1,000 bushels at s5549s6c for
Western in store. Hel =
overwhelmingly unchanged.
CoFFEE-Quiet and firm gsaIes Of $50 bags
Maracatbo on private terms. t.
SUGAR -rSteady win i fatr demand;
stAtesi ~ NUS az AV/28AA/4c TOT NNDd5 4oC
VI oLAssEs-N unchanged.
-HoPS-te utet at1O95Oc for American. Pig n
PETROL UM-Nominal at llcfor crude in
bulk; 2558925c for refined bonded.
p PoRK-Ffrme- with fair deman sales
4, 80 barrels at s26 1907 IS for new mess
oldmess; closing al s35 81 regular; 81 GOA
81 % for prime, and s23 1924 50 for prime
mess also sales OF $50 barrels new mess
at 81 90 buyer April, and s26 50g2G IS sell I
Ter May.
BEEF- FIrlner; sales. $50 barrelsat sl4 50
6g20 Jofor new plain mess; 80 90 d2l 90 for
new extra mess also sales o 43 tieroes at
So OOg3s % for prime mess; s45 s00t942 % for (
fnctta moss. sEsEE& tF@Nt HST
BEEF II Ashs-7pnl; sales, rs barrels at
CUT MEATS Firmer; sales, $40 packages
al llZ@l2c Tor shoulders; l58l614c forhams.
DRESSED HOGs-NOfni nal. efe A'
LART1-+ ; iriRer 81 es, go barrels at 1917
TIC; small lots sold at l71sds ISc; also sa.es
OF 100 barreis seller May al ls54gIac.
BgTTYEfFF--Firm e l08AOc for Ditto; aO956c I
CHEEsE-Quieta at l39I61&c
BACoS-Ftrmer and in fair demand
sales, $50 boxes at l39I81<c for Cumberland
III; ~ rs for short clear, and Ia 8l41<c for
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-08
New York Dry Goods Market,

By Telegraph NEW YORK, April 7.
DRY GOODS The market for cotton
goods is less active owing to the preva-
lence OF the rain storm, but prices are
quite huoyant at IS139l9c for the best
makes Of heavy Brown Sheetings; I0c for
the best standard Print Cloths; l41zc Tor all
the standard and regular grades OF mad
der Prints; l656Gi9c for Glasgow and Ian
caster (Stnghams; nc for Brown Drills OF
the best makes, which IS low, and lS620c
for DelaiAes aud Armures. The demand
for WOOiens continues light, except for the
finest grades OF fine fancies, which sell in
moderate quantities.. The Wooden Goods
market rs devoid Of activity and lacking
IN bdoyancy.