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Circuit Court.

The a. ument was commenced yesterday
in The case of Haywood, administrator,
VA the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
company.
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commissioners Court.

Jacob Swaris, reidling without license,
costs.
James Conner, assault and battery, dis
charged.
Jennie Davis, vsgrancy aud being a
notoriously lewd and abandoned character,
sent down for twenty days.
John Burch, drunkenness, continued.
Frank Koon, using insulting and vulgar
language, IS and costs.
James Trimble and Bose Haley, con-
linued.
John Flanagan, drunkenness, 50 and
Costs.
Moses Pride, same ofiense, 50 aud costa
Joseph Hyronemns and John Donald
sou. making loud and unusual noise, costs.
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FROM JAMES H. hEEDRICK, ESQ,
Sees stary Nashville Gas light Go.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 4, 1S69.-By the sci
entiGc treatment of DR.. Lighthill, have
been relieved Of difficulty of the Ear
and Throat, and take pleasure in recon-
mending him to any of my friends and
the public, who may be suffering in that
way. JAS. Fl. KENDRICK,
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CITY NOTICES.
POfataes-AppleS

POfataes-Apples.
Every variety of early planting potatoes,
which We offer to the trade at reduced
rates. Consisting of
Early Goodrich.
Early Russetts
Early Irish Cup.
Early Buckeye.
Early White sprout
London Lady.
Pink Eyes.
Neshannocks.
HarrisOns and
Peach Blows, for table use.
A few more left of those choice Apples.
mch121w CLARK & GREGORY.
An Article CT True Merit.
Browns Bronchial Troches" are the
most popular article in this country or
Europe for throat diseases and coughs,
and this popularity is based upon real
merit, which cannot be said of many other
preparations in the market, which are
really but weak limitations of the genuine
Trochss. mars cod
D. B. HICKS is agent for Service
Ahoat in the Sumter and the Alabama, by
Admiral Semmes" This work is com.
plete in one royal octave volume of 800
pages, containing IA steel engraviBgs of
the officers Of the Sumter and the Ala
bama. This book possesses historical value
as well as romantic interest, and should
find a welcome in every family. All or.
dera left at w. I. Berry's Book Store; or
Paul, TaVel q HanneI's, As Union street,
will be promptly attended TO mhlOf
riety at a low price, 60 to Totten's, % Col
lese street feb28 If.
To Printers.
THF proprietor of one of the be't-pdyiag
county newspapers in the State, desiring TO
change his business, will sell his establish.
ment on reasonable terms, Has the larg-
est circulation Of any paper in Middle
Tennessee, and an advertising patronage
also greater than any other paper in that
district. For information apply to Union
AND AMERICAN and Bonner Offices.
febl3-f
We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at a bargain, by
application at the Office of the UNION AND
AMERICAN
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RAGS

On and after this date, We will only pay Five
cents per pound for good country Cotton
Giags- WHITMAN BROS
November 2-tf
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For ChnneelIor. -,h District

We are authorized to announce Hon.
Thomas Barry candidate for re election
as Chancellor 10 the 7th ChancefS Die
trict of the State, at the special election on
Thursday, April 10, 1869, ordered by the
proclamation of the Governor.
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lower. Whisky 95@951c. Rice dull. Cof-
fee dull. Sugar dull; Cuba I2f@f24c.
Molasses dull. Wheat dull and nominaliys
2@3e lower. New mixed Western corn
&c. Manchester and Lancaster prints
12sc. Narragansett and Briggs I0c. Heavy
brown Sheetings 16@17c, Brown drills17
173c. Osnaburgs 19C320c. Sultana shzwls
s. 25. Cloak saekings and repeilants
81 Z9@1 IS.
New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, March i2-Cotlon-
receipts to-day, !, 454 for the week, H.
ga; exports, 2, 1859; for the week to Liver
pool, 1869; 70 the continent, $50 coast
wise, IT'S; stock, 1924; sales to-day,
J,500; for the week, 1880 bales. Tie
market is in better demand; low grades
easier better grades firm. low middling
26f@27c; middling 2Sc. Gold 1917.
Sterling exchange 1924; commercial ex-
change 1923. New York sight &c premi-
um. Sugar dnll; common 1l4@12sc;
prime 14lc. MOlasses dull, prime T0@75c.
50. Louis Markets..
ST. LOUIS, March 12.-FIour IS 259
$50. Wheat 81 SOL 60. Corn 68@70.
Oats 60964c. Rye 81 2S@1 so. Pork
SSl 50932 50. Bulk rib sides I54c. Bacon
IA, 16a and life. Hams 1S9l9c. Lard
1S@ Isle. River still rising.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March 12.-Flour S. 5066s
Wheat 81 14@1 Is. Corn 534@53ac. Oats
SIC. Rye 81 Is@1S 50. Barley 81 81
| al So. HighWines Sole. Pork $50 IS
@Sl. Lard lSe. Bulk sides 144@I5le.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, March 12.-Wheat 81 40
| al SO. Rye and Barley quiet and On.
changed. Cotton duh; low middIiag zoo
26lc; middin1g 2ss. Butter -ssSjaas4400
Eggs 19e. Clover l5a@I6c. Refined
sugar l64@18e; raw DO 124@154c. Coffee
unchanged. Exchange firm AZ par. Flour
S. 50@7 so. Corn 65966c Oats 65@
66e. Whisky 9l@92c. Pork s31 50.
Bulk meats l249I44c. Bacon la, I64@
lie, Hams 1Sl@19e. Lard Isle.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, March 12-Sales Of 81
Lard 184(919c. Bacon IA, 17(917ke, Bulk
meats Is, l66I64c. Flour 5 50Ca6 90
Corn 6l@65e. Oats 62@65c. Whisky
CSC. Hay SIS. Cotton &c. Wheat ST 50
al So. Rye 81 1901 50. Sugar has
declined to ISc for hard standard.
/ Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, March 12.-CottOn quiet and
firm, 27ae. Receipts I'll bales; exports
972; weeks receipts, 1858; exports, 1868;
stock, III bales. Flour dull and IA
changed. Corn Use. Oats 73975c. Hay
$26 50927. Bran $24@25. Corn meal
s. 40. Pork S32 IS. Lard duIl and IN
changed. Bulk meats steady-139I3I.
l62@l64c. Bacon shoulders l4s, clear
sides l8e.
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FRIDAY, March II, 1868.

CorToN.-Liverpool was slightly frmer
Today, which however had no effect on
New York, and not the least animation in
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Gold is shade lower. Dealers here
pay 1304c and sell at 1919. The fol-
lowing are the New York quotations:
Opened at 1871 was 1914 at 1925; 1919
at lbs; 1915 at noon; 1873 1925; 1911
at EOS; 1871 at 8, and closed at 1871 at 4
P NJ.
Exchange on New Yoik is sold by
banks at 4c premium and bought by them
at par.
United States Bonds have again ad-
vsnced. Dealers here pay the New York
quotations for the new issue series aud sell
at &c advance. The following are the
New York quotations at noon yesterday /:
United States 6s of 81, Il62
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FROM W. MANNER, ESQ,

FROM J. w. MANNER, ESQ,
Firm of PIgue, Manner d Hall, Nash
vile, Tenn.
A girl living in my family had been
deaf for some time and was restored to
hearing by Dr. Lighthill, under whose
professional care placed her few days
ago.
February 9, 1869 J. w. Manner.
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London advices Of yesterday quote
United States 6Vetweniies at SO.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York yesterday at g. for the old, and 66s
for the new.
Nashville Corporation checks are sold
at s0@S2e.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 9th
inst. we're as follows:
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Doa'f Delay Your Subscriptions

Eags One friend, by little effort, has
frequently sent US upwards Of One Hun
dred Subscribers. Let each one try and
send ~ one more. Address
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CALLED srEErrNe.
several Important Matters Actes
TTDOU

Several Important Matters Acted
Upon.
A called meeting of the Board of Com
mon Council was held last night, President
Shankland in the chair.
The following message from the Mayor
was read:
NASHVILLE, March II, 1S69-Gentle-
men of the Common Council-You have
been called together this evening for the
purpose of passing upon the report of the
Finance Committee. would also call
your attention TO the fact that an appropri-
alton is needed to provide plats of the city,
showing the dimensions Of lots and names
Of owners of same, TO be used in assessors
Office. This is an important measure, and
the only system which will insure COM
plete assessment Of all the real proper
~ in the city. A large number
of citizens paid corporation taxes for the
year 1868, on national bank stock The
Supreme Court of the State have decided
since that such stock was not taxable. All
taxes thus collected will therefore have to
be repaid. | would recommend that an
ordinance be passed authorizing the Re-
corder to Issue his check to parties for the
amount overpaid, upon their presenting
proper evidence of such payment.
You are also authorized to transact such
other business as may come before you
which you shall deem necessary for the
best interest of the city.
/ am, gentlemen, your most obedien
servant. VIM. c. KINNEY,
4
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GOLD AND SILVER,
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
LAND WARRANTS
r EVFNUF STANIpg

We have made arrangements to supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
ing low rates. discount payable in stamps, viz :
On purchases under $2O..-......Par
On purchases of SD or mOre...2 per cent. dis
On purchases Of $50 or mOrO..3% a
On purchases of 500 or mOre".3Z
On purchases of 500 or mOre...4R
On purchases of $500 or more. AZ
On purchases of $1,000 or more ~
All orders must beaecompanied by the money
or check for the amount. Stsmps will be cent
By mail or express. as directed.
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We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at a bargain, by
application at the Office of the UNION AND
AMERICAN.
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Nashville Produce Markefs
PEANUTs.-We heard of sales Of 100
bushels peanuts to-day a. 81 80 per bush.
DRIED Participants of LOCO lbs.
of mixedpeaches were thrown upon the
market to-day, aud cold at l4c, an extrava-
CANT figure.
BEEswAx.-We heard of small sales to-
day at SIC.
GINsEEa.-Aboat 100 lbs. from wagon
hanged hands to-day at S2e.
HAY.-Market firm, with an advancing
tendency. We heard of sales To-day from
store at $25 per ton.
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FROM VIM. j. PEACOCK, ESQ,
W. s. REID, NJ. .


DR.. LIGHTHML:-Dear Sir-The case
of my daughter has turned out just as you
said it would. The discharge from her
ears has entirely disappeared, after the ap-
plication you made and few days use of
the remedies you prescribed. Her hear
ing ia very much improved, and her gen.
eral health is better than It was for some
time. l feel under many obligations to
you, and hope you may be as successful
with all of your patients as You have been
with my daughter.
l am, yours truly
WIN. J. PEACOCK.
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NdshNAAae EAouF anu oESaH D0EAos'
FLoUR.-The market continues dull, and
outside of the local trade which consumes
about 100 barrels per day, there is not
much doing. Sales were made to-day at
prices ranging from Sc 5000 so.
Corn MEAL.-Market active at former
prices, say So 40 for city kiln dried, aud
zoe for unbolIed loose.
CoRN.-The market regular but no
animation. We quote al Coo 10 ear, and
loose, and IS cents sacked and delivered in
depot.
OATs-SsIes to-day from wagon at 60c.
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DIR. LIGHTHILL,

To Patients at q Distance.
A personal examination is requisite in
every case, in order to determine the course
Of treatment to be pursued. After an ex-
animation, however, the necessary reme-
dies, together with full and explicit direc-
tons for their use, will be furnished. All
applications can be made at home with
perfect success, and without the least in.
convenience or interruption to business.
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New York Markets

NEW YoRK, March 12.-Cotton scarcely
as firm; sales of 1900 bales uplands al
2S4c. Flour S. 30@6 O5; closing 1Oc
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5 5000 Tennessee Gs. new.........664
1000 do 2c....663
$4,000 North Carolina o., new.........59
10000 do ID GO
5000 louisiana Ga, .........73
1000 Virginia Ga, old........574
10000 Missouri Ga, .........89
5000 Alabama 81, .........95
SECOND BOARD.
$4,000 Tennessee g., LeW........664
1000 North Carolina Is, old.........64
At the second open board the following
sales were reported
$4,000 Tennessee g., new.........664
10000 do ......-.66s
10000 do .........664
The New York Post says: The new
law forbidding the csrtifeation Of checks
except against deposits is the subject Of
general discussion in money circles, and
various expe1ients are used to eYade it.
The only purpose which it seems likely to
serve is as an excuse to bank officers who
desire to discontinue Improbable ae-
The New York Express of the afternoon
Of the 9th inst. says:
ain the department of dry goods we |
notice very general feeling of disappoint
ment in regard to both the volume of bust |
ness and the course Of values. Domestic |
cotton fabrics have been irregular, and |
some of the iobbers have reduced their |
prices in order to stimulate trade. Foreign |
goods have been taken out OF bond freely, |
and exhibited literally, bat still the mar
ket is far from being active. The largest
purchases are for the Soih and Southwest,
and our merchants now take less hopeful
view of the Western trade yet to come
onward"
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He WIRING bis Hands Distracted
with His Care.

Win AlAf O4IEs
Dryden.
Aye' in the past, that men so often praise.
When HATS we're worn that now we coali
not bear;
In Oldsn times. (sOms call then good old
days,"0
Men wruns their hands distracted wi:h their
care:
But now our HATS. so easy. soft, and light.
From all who wear a word Of praise compel;
Their .ft. their style. their make. so perfect
quite,
They please all wearsrs. and they please them
well
VAIN q WALKER,
FASHIONABLE MATTERS,
DEALERS IN
Hats, Gaps, Ears aai O.u9FslIsg.
cello If
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To Clubs of Ten OF more Subscribers.
We viii send our
M "a II III o I IN w q @ IL "
FOR ONE YEAR, EACH, 81 80.
Any one getting up a

Shall Have One Copy Gratis.
LETFACH GET ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-27
ESTABLISHED. 1881.
NeM York CnttIe Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW YORK, April 26.
Receipts, 6,e89 beeves: q ,432 sheep and
lambs; zO,259 hogs. or beeves the receipts
up TO Saturday We're, at Communipaw,
,l29 head; at West End, 3e0; at the Ma
tlonal Yards, 1871. This large supply
caused a very dull and heavy feeling. cui-
minating Ia a decline OF fc per pound
from the figures OF the preceding week
put even at this decline, sellers could not
Iofce Lhe market into activity; for the
cheapness of shad and eggs caused con-
sumers TO turn their attention to those
i5tI. tiS ,a -, hno the market Is dull at l2M8
l51ac, with a lew choice sides atI4e. II der
hese circumstances seliera lost heavily I'd
their ventures. and GROWERS were quite
numerous. To-day the Offering VA Iln
car loads at Communipaw 81 head al
West End, and 20 head at the National
Yards The quality was fair TO good, with
some 1me, while the low er grades also
were fully represented. The mar et was
MOI active, but still the prices have kept
market place. They were toward noon
pretty well cleared OF stable stock, though
newly arrived cattle are still plenty
prices are poor; middling, 12al3c; med-
am TO fair steers, l3Agi4l<c; good steers
and fat oxen, H%gl5c: prime TO extra
steers, l5%gl6c; choice, l6al7c. The ma
Jorits Of the sales were st l3LMl5c; aver
IO9l2c.
sHEEP-Receipts In the earlier part Of
the week were excessive, and with very
limited ilqntry. Prices have receded
about one cent from Monday last. The
rush OF sheep into the market has beed at
Times so large and the demand SO limited
that 1900 remained unsold at the close OF
business, while prices fer sheared sheep,
which "A q beginning TO form the bulk OF
supply, ranged from TO &c, with WOOled
At bL@Sc To-day's offsrlng was 5000 at
Communipaw, 1900 at Hudson City, and
30 az Fortieth Street, and the market re-
ina1ned dull to the close. Lamb. are also
more enty, and lower: sales during the
week there were sales of Is 500. We quote
common 70 fair sheep at 4a51zc: guOo TO
prime 697c; for extra 7aT1Sc; for choice ~
95e; for wOOled sheep 6a0c.
Hog s-The hog market has huctuated
during The past week; opening weak and
lower ~ became firmer, but dropped of
about &c towards the middle OF the week
Io-day' 's Offering was twenty-ntne cars at
For1etn street, and thift y-thtee cars at
Communipaw, but the market was dull
and lower; prime heavy corn-fed $40 50G
$40 %; medium $40 25e5 0 so: common 6l00
$40 %; medium dres ed I3Gl3 rs.
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CinCInnatl Rarkef.

BY TeIcsraph.l CuguENArI. April 20.
FLOUR - DON; holders anxious TO sell;
fam iJy, S8aG o.
WHEAF-In light supply, and held firm
Iy at 81 360l 81 for no. 2.
eSc
OATS -Unchanged and steady at 67a7lc;
the latter rate for choice white.
RI-E-soid a. 81 50 al 80 Ior No. /, and
more Offering.
CorroS-D1iI; middiing, 27a271lc.
TOBACC0-Unchangei aud steady; sales,
Il0 hhds
WHISKY Easier; closing at Gee.
Provisions 49, Unchanged, though the
feeling on tie part of holders is ress firm.
Moss pork is heId at S3l z5m3l 50, but not
salabie at be ter than S3i. Bulk meats un-
changed: 10000 pouu ui sides sold at
I45kc: shoulders held at l2% Bacon un-
changed; shoulders I31Ic, and sides held
at It54e aud l7l4c for clear Iib ano clear, but
these rates are ~ above The views OF buy
ers Lard was weaker. and cOuld bav q
been bought at lSZc, but l5c was the best
offer mad.
rUrTER-DulI for winter made. at 30@35c; I;
fresh made. solid PACKED, is scarce, and
brings S8u4Jc.
EGGs-l6c.
OIL-Lln-eed, 81 05aI o.. Lard oil, 81 As.
PETRoLEUM = 5293lc for refined, legal
SUGAR-U Unchanged; New Orleans; 1870
J5c-
orAssEs-s0aS S5c for New Orleans.
COFF EE-SLeady at 20Qal6c.
POTAT0ES-Nery dull; receipts large.
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THE MARK ETS.


By TeIegraph.l NEW YORK, April 20.
CoTToN-Without decided change; sales
1900 bales al 2s@9iS>ze for middling up
lands
ket is quiet, without decided change:
sales of 6,9Q3 barrels at - l5Qs5 % Tor
supsrdne state and western; 20 7OGsO ~
for extra stale, 25 G596 sd for extra W est
ern, So 65aS % for white wheat extra.
IS 7j @7 10 for round nOOp ohio. 81 0Og
50 fIr extra 81. L uis, and 80 000l2 W
for good to choice do, closing dull ana
heavy. Rye Flour Is IA moderate req quest;
sales Of 250 barrels "A 1896 70.
WHEAT Receipts 600 bushels;the mar
ket is quiet without decided changes sales
26,0OO bushels Vt 81 IS for No. 2 Chicago
Spring anoat; 81 - Tor choic3 No; Nit
waukee do. in store; 81 251Z for No. do. in
store, and Il 20 for white california.
RYE-Dail is and dropping; sales of 5000
bushels western at 81 3D.
BARLEY-Quiet and heavy.
BAILEY MALr--QuIet
CoEN-Receip.s S4745 bushels; the mar
/ ket opened steady and closed Ic l1Wer;
sales OF 1900 bushels at Sl@S3c for new
prime samples; S3GS5c for OH do. IN store
ard aflOat, and SOC for White W'~tern.
OATS -Recei Is 25.S53 bushels: the mar
ket i, decidedly hrmer; sales 1890 bushels
at 7s1zQ79Zc for Western ia store, and
STOCK OF GfRAIN IN WAREHOUSES; Wheat
l4009j bushels, oats 95,Dl6 Dusneis, rye
l2643H bushe'F barley 9,Zl6 bushels, malt
So, ,25S bushels peas 86, 400 bu7nels-
tlIcE-Firm; sales of 100 tierees Carolina
at g..
CoFFEE-Firm; sales OF $500 bags Rio for
export on private terms.
SUGtAR-U Unsetled and dropping: sales OF
$50 nlids. At u11@l2c FOR CuDA: l254c lor
Porto Rico, and 81 boxes Havana on pri-
Yate teens.
MoLAssEs-Q and unchanged; 81
hogsh-ads of ortO Rico so d al SIC.
PETROL EUM-Quiets l8c FOR crude; 32A9
3d. for refined.
AoPs- Quiet; Co sc for American.
lINsEEg OIL-Huu at 81 DIAL O2
SPIRITS TUhPENTINE uiet AT 42tg49c.
PORK -Fnmer; 50 barrels sold at S3l 25
@3l 80 for new mess; closing Al s3l y cash
sSlG3l u for old ditto; as 75gz0 70 foT
prime; S2S 928 Is for prime mess
BEEF Quiet; 40 barrels sold at sSdl6 90
for new pain mess; Sl2gl3 90 Tor new extra
mess
TIERcE BEEF-I30 tferces sold at s23g2S 90
for urims mess: &25fg30 90 for Ind mes.
BEEF HAMs-Steadyi l6O barrels sold at
S1613z O9-
Cur MEANS -Ieavy: l75 packages sold at
I25zaI3c for shoulders; l6al6I2c for hams;
mtddles quiet and steady; 80 boxes OF long
cut hams sold at 716c.
LARD-Duil aud heavy so tierces sold at
7%9lS>sc FOR steam; lS/ gl91sc Tor Kettle
render q also 500 iierces OF steam, seller
Nav and June, at 1870.
BUTrER-Qutct az 3 g35c for Ohio; . 943c
for stale.
CHEESE Firm at Babe
FREIGHTS To Liverpool dull ~ heavy;
eugag g5ments per steiner Of Z, 800 bushels
OF corn at Z5ad.
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By Telegraph CHICAGO, ApriI2G.
EXCHAEGE- Eastern weak ana 10 pre-
MUM selling and par o l. 10 discount buy
ing
FLOUR-Ipactive and nominal al 81 20
WHEAT DOH and I1agI54c higher; sales
Of No II u 1871 II; rlo.z al 0349l lSA ;
closing firm az 81 0jIz@l O054 sales this az
teruOOn al 81 O7.
CORE-Qufet -hrmer mo. advanc I1z@
&c; sales AT 59U6Uc; No. advanced Zc; "a, ,es
at 5-m561ac; rejcc e l12G2c higher; sales
a 47g 40c; new 214Gg3c higher; sales at Az
ta5Oc; nothing dOfns this afternoon.
OsTs Ix@I54c higher; sales OF No. at
57$4d5SR :-eIOsing a. 58G5S14c.
RYE-Qui [ ami &c over; sales Of NO.
al 81 i61z; closing at 10.
BAREEY-QuIeta ana nrin; closing az 81 48
al 81, acc Tdiug TO lOc ttiO4.
H1GHwIEEs- Duu - Sic.
M0LAsSES-Nr Orleans si0I o..
SUGAR--I48l51<s fOI common 10 choice.
PoRK-aiess quiet, nrmtr and 25c higher;
sales ut s3i; closing drm and eady.
LARD-A shade easier aud steady; sales
at l75zc.
HAMS sweet -pickled quiet at 1549l5%c.
RUMP PORK-Quiet at 15c- {
CUT MEATS Dry sailed bellies l4t4c.
HOGs-PaciIed active at sS 7j99 - for
good to choice.
BEEF CATTLE-Dui.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-27
81, Louls Harket,
BY Telegraph ST. Louis. April 28.
TOBACCO-UDchanged and good work IN
grades in dem md.

By Telegraph ST. Louis. April 26.
T0BACco-Upchanged and good working
grades in dem aud.
COTroN-Nominal At 26G2G%c.
HEMP-Very dull and unchanged.
FLOUR -Quie, aud unchanged; Fall SUI
perhne sold at So. ditto X - 25s Spring and
Fall X X s. 15a7 %.
WHEAT-Choice Fall scarce aud arm;
other grades weak aud lower. ra1r TO prime
red 81 320l 30; choice nd fancy ditto 81 81
1 80; Spriug OminaIly unchanged 81 U59
1 U6 Tor No. 2 IN elevator
CoRN-H Heavy and declining; 5695sc for
III bulk: 90o05tSc for IN sacks.
OATs-Firmer 62aB1c for in sacksi BIC Tor
mixed Ia bulk shoat.
BARLEY-Sleadv; 81 IS for choice Iowa; I;
So Iud2 - for choice and fancy Minnesota.
TYE-Firm: 81 p for prime.
WHIsKY-Odered at sc, with no buyers.
GROCER IE5 ~ Unchanged
PROV4sLUNS-H Holders firm, but demand
light nd moth Dg of interest doing. Pork,
small sales Il { S3l@3I 50. Bulk meats, loose
shoulders ohe ed at llszc; packed clear
s des sold ~ l6l4c- Bacon, order sales were
made at 13izc for shoulders; I7c for clear
rib sfdes; T714c Tor clear sides.
LARD Nominal at I71EHl5c.
CArrLE-In small supply and steady at
SlzcsH7c.
HoGs-Esange at 51z4iOc.