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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-01
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL


Bv TeIegraDh.l New Yong. March 81.
CoTToN-Less active and a shade iov er (;
sales 200 bales, AT 2Jc Tor middling up
FLOUR Receipts s07 bbls; the market
Is dull and heavy, and 5Nl0e lower: sales Of
$40 obs 20 - 75ns8 ~ Tor supernne state
aud Western 81 2ja56 90 for extra State
S5 2jM7 - for extra Western " 4jags go Tor
white wheat extra: co 60uT 70 Tor round
50 o99lZ Tor good 70 choice do, closing
quiet Rye FlOur-Quiet; sales 100 bbls, al
81 % 81 0O.
CORN MEAL- Dropping.
MHlSJfY-NOmiual; no receipts.
WHEAr-Duli and heavy and 2N3c lower
for SPRING, aud base lower for Winter;
sales 81, 800 bus At III is for No. Spring, IN
store; 81 49tI 30 foe do. delive' ed; 81 72j1g
- for vi bite California; 81 80 for white
RYE Quiet; sales 5000 bus Western at
81 40aI 81. the latter M eXtleme
BARLtY -Dull; sales 900 bus Stellar at
81 40: 5 $40 bus g. 7erfnan at e ID.
BARLEY MALT-DulL
CORN-Reeeipts. ESP bus; corn lc better,
with fair demand for export and nome
us Z; sa es $1,000 bus, at IS g0lc for new
mixed Western, chiefly 9Jc, fOr prime shlp g.
ling parcels; 5Jc for white Western 02c n
01qg5c for old mixed Western, in store;
gj1zc TOR do. delivered.
Jars Receipts 4,s7l bushels; dull; sales
S 0B0 bushels at y y751zc for W Wcsteru Ia
store; 77QU%c for do. ahoat
RICE Dull.
CoFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Dulli sales ZfDJV noGshehdB cuba
at IZ12Gl2ze.
MOLAss ES-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Du at lB12dl9c for crude.
I and 81 &c for refined snded.
HoP5-Qu1et at 81 l5c ior American.
OIL -Ldnseed oil quiet at 81 % for small
lots Sl0l Oh for la ge lots.
Wool Moderately active; sales 10000
pounds at 42i8dbOe for domestic fleece; Hal
. 87iSc for uu washed.
LEATHER -Iietnfoclx sole a shade easier
AT 3Ua32c for BuntOs Ayres and Rio Ja-
Metro tight and middle weights.
PoRK-Heavy and dropping, but closed
more nrmty; sales of 1000 barrels al f3I -
6t $3.50 for new mess; closing At S3i 20,
cash 80 100 20 for old do; s2B 00a28 50
for prime: SIS 75a39 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Duil; sales 81 40 barrels at G5 coo
Sl6 % for new plain mess.
TIERCE BEEF-Iull Aales of 30 tierces at
s2j 00G3J 20 for prime mess; 81 O0g53 W for
India m ess.
BEEF HAMS STEADY; sales OF 225 hhds
at 50 OJ08l 40.
CUT MEAT Steady sales of $50 pack
ages at l25zgl3lzc for shoulders; l6Iogl7c
for hams
DRESSED HoGs-steady at sl3 50@I8 rs for
Western Sl4 08 for city.
MIDDLf 5 Quiet.
LARD-U nCnauged sales OF 800 tierces at
l7ANISIsc, CHIEFLY lSs4c for steam i9aIgI<e
for KEITH rendered. also, sales Of 30 tierces
steam, seller April, at lh1zc; also sales
OF 80 tierces Of DO, seller June and July, at
lS5Sc
BUTTER-Quiet and steady al 80a4Oc for
Onfo, AZ soc Tor State.
CHEEsE-kfrm al l8322c.
SPIRITS TGEPENTINE Quiet at 5O5IQ5lo.
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Communicated.
A Nut for The ShankIin Boys.

The Courier of yesterdays issue, in
a villainous and demogogical editor
ial, says that Ex-Mayor BAKER,
SAMUEL ORR and JOHN S. HOPKINS
were among others who went to In
dianapolis during the late session of
the Legislature, for the purpose of
defeating the bill providing for the
taxation of Bank stock for municipal
purposes, and charges that they sue
ceeded in their mission, and that be-
cause of the conduct of SAMUEL ORR,
candidate for Councilman in the
Fourth Ward, and JOHN s. HOPKINS,
candidate for Councilman in the
Second Ward, in the matter referred
to, they should be defeated, and urges
the voters of the Second Ward to vote
for FRANK p. CARSON, and the voters
of the Fourth Ward to vote for DIR.
NJ. j. BRAY, and concludes the ap-
peal with:
Down with these selfish stock
holders, who are exacting the hard
earned money of the people to protect
their wealthy Golfers. Down with
them, forever!"
1t is not denied that Mr.. BAKER
spent part of his time at Indianapolis,
during the session of the Legislature,
but it was not upon business connect
ed, directly or indirectly, with Nation
al or any other banks. Mr.. Orr Wis
tied Indianapolis about the same
time, upon business of his own. aud
not as the representative of the banks
and paid his own expenses. If Mr.
HOPKINS, in company with a good
Democrat, were, as it is supposed
around or about Indianapolis, it was
for purpose perfectly well known to
Doctor BRAY and Captain CARSON
both selfish stockholders, and they
must have contributed their proper
ton of the expenses. OF course, il
was all right, or Doctor BRAY and
Captain CARSON would not have sane
toned such infamous proceedings.
The fact is, that ex-Mayo" BAKEB
is not now, and never has been, q
stockholder in a National Bank. /
is we'll known, too. that be favored
the bill and used his Influence agains
the banks, and were it in his power
to-day, the tax would be imposed a
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once. 1t is not denied that Mr.. ORR
is a stockholder in two, and Mr..
HOPKINS in one, of the National
Banks; and / reckon it will not be
denied that DR.. BRAY is stock
holder in two Of the National Banks,
and was until recently a shareholder
in another Bank. Nor will it be de-
MED that Captain CARSON was a
stockholder In one of the National
Banks until very recen tly. That
Captain CARSON, good Democrat,
too, is as much tainted by his recent
association with Bank B ard of
Directors as DR.. BRAY, good Demo
crat and bloated boudholder, is not
to be denied. These Democratic
selfish stockholders ought to be
put down! and how can a good,
sound, aud intelligent Democrat vote
for such selfish stockholders as
DR.. BRAY and Ctptain CARSON? \
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Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI, March 31.-The jury
in the case of Patrick Stapleton, just
tried for the murder of Il. V Vork, went
out at l o'clock this afternoon, and
at IL o'clock to night, they had not
returned.
The Citizens Reform Convention.
to day, nominated on the city ticket
Charles Thomas, q war Democrat, Tor
Mayor. Judge TAFT is already NOM
mated on the Republican ticket for
Judge Of the Superior Court. The
other nominees, with two exceptions,
were Democrats.
The Board of Trade had meeting
tonight A report was read urgin :
the immediate action of the Legisla-
ture ia submitting to the people the
question of amending the Constitu-
ton so as to allow the city to loan her
credit to build the Southern Railroad.
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Chlcago MarEel.

rs telegraph CHICAGO. March 8l.
EASTERN ExCuAHoE-Q Quiet 90 par buy-
ing. and lilo premium selling.
FLOUR IN lair demand aud firm Ht elW
@ ~ for rpri uR extraB.
WHEAT-Iu fair spf culatlVc iu0uitVs no.
2, delivered, tHNlLc hiRheri sales al ST i0tf
al ~. ciOBin ~ So llWt llI for 80. ., anlfs
OF No. since Change at sl llT. sellers
April.
COHE-Quiet and 5la1{c lower: sales of
new at b5Q50c; no grade 54u5ifc, closing
steady at 5i95416c for new unchanged tliB
afternoon.
Osrs-Less active. bntopeaed firm sales
a. 53d5j1Ic regular and fesh receipts Of
NO. 2. but closed dull ~ $50 $40.
HYE-~tcadg and "a shade eaeIer nt al IO
for regular, and Cd Goal 2Jl3 for fresh fc-
ceipts " ,. Jan 80 ig tor fresh receipts 0f
No. 2. closing af the outside.
BARLEY Dull and uomiuhiiy 2o lower;
sales a. 81 81 gi 20 for regu aud irasu re-
ceiTts.
HTGHwINEs-8 90 for common % choice.
MOLAsh5 -ai6bl o..
PhoVT-IONs- More active. Mess pork
eeld At 8 20 JJa3l 75. closing nt 83J JJn50 OF =.
Lard lss. sweet pick Ell hmma iu good doe
Inand az lOc for city, and l05tc for country.
Dry allied shoulders I2lTc, buyer'H April.
sweet picltlCd shoulders l2e.
HOGS Live opened nrm and steady, nud
closed duli aud iHmes sml0a ut 90 1JniU hI
Tor common 10 choice.
BEEF CATTLE In large supply and dulf
and easier al o 20 % for FAIR ~ good COWS:
~ Ia 80 20 for light hssuy steers. aud sIa
81 Iof good 70 choice shipping steers.
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ST. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LoUIs. March 81.
ToBACCO-Buyers and sellers are apart
and not much doing.
COTTON Little better ne for mlddling
HEMP-In limited request: 81 fJMi 90 for
choice undressed: ditto dressed 81 -.
FLOUR Extremely d al with early
small order demand supernne anges
S4d5 90; X - - rs IS; Xxx - 21g1 90 AAA.
T. fApcy 81 50all 90.
VIE Very little demand: good to
ch ice red Fan sold az 81 4Oai % ian y RED
and rhoi,e white 81 80: spring is slow at
prices: No. 2 rs held a. 81 10
Corn Iua 1--WE and unchanged: fSn70c
for Yellow and white sacked; 59gG0c for
~ Xed in pulk.
oar Uncb 4nged at 57a60c.
RAHLEE -NerA duIl an but or tie doing:
ulI soi- Minnesota Spfing sold al
81 61stl 81.
RYE-U nehanged at 81 259i %.
WHISKY-Dull II s9c.
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broke out in the feed store of Stein &
Bro, 332 Randolph Street, which was
completely destroyed, with its con-
tents. loss about $1,000 The FIRE
communicated to No. 236, same
street, occupied by Mr.. Reese as a
wagon shop. This building with its
contents was also destroyed. Loss
1000. No. 338 shared the same fate.
1t was occupied by +. Hagmans as a
dwelling house. Loss about 3 600.
Total loss So 900, mostly covered by
insurance In home companies.
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C,nclnnati Karaet
BY Telearaph.l CIH0NnArf. March 30
FLOUR-UnchanRed and quiet
lRAIN- DmIel nnd nmcnnnlnl.

=
FLOuR-UnchanRed and quiet
dHAIN-Qu and unchanged.
C0Tr1N-rt trm at 2ltac flr middIiug.
WHISKY Unsettled aud prices nominal.
9O09le are the nominal quotations
PNOYTsfONH -D uAettleu. lIlB MC.H Pork
sold at 81, bat This vas 60 flrced nIa: lHl
barrels OF country sold no tnIs rn e, afII.-
cred &C Delphi, Indiana Eil ~ was Ouafad
for 81 y - the close bat ttls held Ht HIl 60Hr
e32. Bulk Meat unchanged a suali iot III
sides sold 40 if4c; shoulders ARE held 90
l21Ic generally. Bacon is in Dot f-r demand,
rib sides 40 l6lZe Lard dull 8if lbl6e Hut-
ter firm 81 10a4Je. eggs duIl 40 Doe Cheese
sc trcc ssle- OF NeW York state uL lIa. Ge.
SUGAR Firm but quiet; New Orleans
l4ftl6r.
GoFFEE-Steaav.
MOLAksEs- 80 6afJC.
OIL-LnIsced advanced 20 ID 0I0l O3. and
IN demand. No change ln Lard On OF It.
tTOieum.
GnLD-l8ll{.
EXCHANUE-Pa buying.
MONEY Market closed with more dee
mand al toe inside rate of DO per cent.
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New Eork DrT a9odl MsrNoL.


DHY GOODS The market has again lapse
ed into "A quiet states sHN there is un phr-
tlcular change % observe iu prIcoe fhe
imp OjLsbls rates. Heavy Brown hent-
ings are iu limited request at ibnlGl4c llr
An extreme, while seconds can nu Bought
al 1870 l554c. TT uted cloths are Qul#l nt
7t2M75Ee for second. and 75In8c fursfuuduTii
aud extra. Prints are less active nU ru.u
steady az l21Ic Tor hlerr.MacH N aud
5praRue's; l2c for RlchmOuds and merle
can, and lllZc for AmoEkc q. GlnrhHmg
quiet, being held at tine old rteH and above
the views OF buyers D1ian'a shaWle have
all been closed Oqt 40 ~ 20, whieh is very
low prices; all WOOlem goods, in flcls arc
inactive and greatly depressed.
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THE EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES.
To the Republican Executive Committee q
EUanSUitte:
The undersigned committee re-
sumed their examination of the in
debtedness of the city and its manage
ment, on the morning of March 81,
1869;
And in relation to the amount of
orders outstanding March 1, 1869, we
find The following to be correct
statement from the books of the city {:
Orders outstanding A priI 6, 1865 86,07l G3
Orders issued from "A pTil q, 1868,
to March /, 1853. 250,37l %
1886, ,442 So
Orders cancelled from Aprils 6,
IstS, to March l, lS69.-....-.......... 2226ol "
sIl8,79i Y
Orders 10 the hands of Treasurer
Marcu l, 1859. as pr Mayor
Walkers report ............---.-... 71,9fI 70
Total amount Of orders outstand-
ing March l, 1863 5o,Sl3 54
And not $14 POI %, as reported by
Mayor WALKER.
In pursuance of suggestion made
by Mayor, WALKER, to institute com
parlson of the accounts between the
Clerk and Treasurer. we sent note
to Mr.. ROCHE, of which the following
is copy, viz ::
COUNCIL CHAMBER BUILDISG, /
EVANSVILLE, march 81, 1859. !
John d. Roche, Esq, Treasurer:
DEAR The undersigned re-
spectfully request the use OF your City
Treasurer's books. that they may be
compared with those of the City
Clerks. This request is made at the
instance of HIS Honor Mayor Walker.
Very respectfully,
W. e. HOLLINGsWORTH
j. A. LEMCKE,
7. e. DECKER.
Soon thereafter Mr.. ROCHE made
his appearance. bringing with him his
books and papers, and readily assisted
US in making the desired comparison,
of which the following is the result:
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LonlsKllle Mnrkot.

BY Telegraph.l LOuIavTLLE. March 81.
TOBACCO-5ales Of H2 hh1a.; luga 81 50s
G25 % for b a4lg wrappers.
COTTON-2619c.
M MEgs PORK-b3l 90.
LARD-iSiSc.
BACON-Shoulders l8ZCs clear rlb sides
l65zc: clear sides iGIc.
BULK MEATs-6hOnidera l2cs clear Rib
sides 18c; clear sides 174C.
FLOUR-Gj as 90.
WHEAT-sl 459l 65.
f,ATs-B SIC.
CORa-B5c.
HAY-EZOn2l.
sUGAR AND MoLAssEs-New Orloans uu
CHANGED
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uEoaE4tias-s Hssy aaA eua alar.a .,..t
advancing. anRaF uuchnugaut IJEaIslr
iof L0ulalana. Conee. choice no .rsFer
a. NJMZJt2cs other grades raffaa at t4f ~.
2llSc. M0iaaaes nnchanued ~ 15ag gi.
FOfK-Duli at G3l 1gna1 On
DoLh Mat -Nothing Going ln cIty
l4c; clear rib sides lbIc.
.BACON-Wery dulIt+ fat<c foF rf,,.,,ft.... i.
clear sides NE 1900 ponnfarf ~. fat..''
Lass OF April, a. l7Ic.
LARD Flat and nothing dpfuv
tATrLN- Quiet md nnehmmued at fa.4fxs
HOGs-Nery little demaud lphf aaff af
5Hg7c; medium and heavy 8NiQc
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, March 81
The jury in the case of Montague
Dean, the convict said to have been
starved to death, have rendered 4
verdict stating that Dean died from
illness, and that the officers at the
prison have violated no rule or prac-
fTcn
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We ve, this morning, second
instalIn..nt Of the Investigating Com
1nittce's Report. Our worthy Mayor
Is being shown up in very unenvi-
able light. 1t will be observed that
be denied the existence Of the Reg
istry Of Bonds, and it was afterwards
proven, by two witnesses, that said
Register was last seen in Mr.. WALK
ER's possession.
=. on, shame, where is thy blush!"
The Csmmittee also compared the
Clerks and TreasuIer's books, and
found difference between them of
just t,Ceafy ats! So much for the
cock and bull story In the Courier of
yesterday, on that point.
Tie committee also compared the
bond account Of the Clerk with the
Mayors Report. and found discrep-
ancy between the two amounting to
over 10000. This. with similar
discrepancy in the bank account, of
abon, 100000, make. in the az gregate,
fnancial operations amounting to
over sl50.OOO, which do not appear on
either the Clerk or the Treasurer
books. What can the people hope
fsr the credit of their city when the
Mayor transacts its business in sucl
reckless maEner? We do not deem
1t necessary to comment at any lengtl
on the Report. Ii is so plain docu
nent that anybody can understand it
MAYOR NALKER reported, nearl.
two weeks ago, that the City Trcasu
rer had in MS possession, Of uncan
ooled citv orders over ST OOO AM
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Mhmnhis MnrhnF.

By Telegraph.l MEaTHIss March 8l.
CorroN-Flrm al 28c: receipts, lg3 baleai
exports. 30J bales
FLOUR Unchanged.
GOHN-7 73U75c.
CATs-G5m67e
HAY-e26 90.
pOAK-G81 40.
IsAHD-lOz zMZ0Ic.
BACoN-ls quiet; shoulders 100; sides
i7l&ai75<c.
IULK MEArs-steady; shoulders 12Hc;
sides i6I3Gi6j4c.
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TRENTON, N. j.. March BIN the
New Jersey Legislature to day bills
putting a tax of 2 per cent. on the
net income Of bankers, brokers, in
corporated banks and saving instItu-
tions. express companies, and all cor
porations who do uot pay a tax to the
State by contract, passed.
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Montana AdVlces,

ST. LOUIS, March 3I.-Montana
advices state that the soldiers and
citizens who went in pursuit OF the
Indians after the late fight near Yel-
low Stone, recaptured the stolen
stock, but did not overtake the Indi-
ans.
Two Indians implicated in the
attack on The Diamond Railroad
train, were hung at Sun River
A band of Blood Indians made a
raid on saw mill at Barton Greek,
twenty miles from Diamond City. u
few days ago, but they were repulsed
by the workmen. The .Indians sue
ceeded. however, in running off the
stock belonging to the mill.
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From the above explanation it will
be observed that the books of the City
Clerk and the City Treasurer agree,
with the exception of t,oenty cents.
We sent the following communica :
tion to Mayor WALKER:
CITY COUNCIL BUILDING,
March 81, 1869.
To TVnl. II. Walker, Esq, Mayor:
SIR-Erom this mornings Courier
we learn that our request made upon
you yesterday to furnish US with in
formation regarding the city's indebt-
edness, and more especially list or
record of the bonded indie bUed ness OF
the city, is by you treated as an unwar-
ranted interference upon our part
with private memoranda, not belong
ing to the city. Now, to understand
each other plainly, we herewith again
renew our demand made upon you
Yesterday for the book or books in
which the bonded indebtedness of the
city is recorded; such record not
being found in the Clerks Office.
There has for many years past been
a book Of this description In exist
ence, and il was one of the Pa6tlC
Records and the citys property. The
/ citizens, through US, demand to be
furnished with the information most
important of all. to-wit: The full
and entire amount of the city'S inde6t-
edHess. in conclusion, we would as
sure you, that it Is not our desire to
pry into private memoranda, or busi-
ness not strictly public, bat simply to
! discharge, to the best of our ability
the duty eutrus ed 10 US.
Very re- pc It ully,
j. A LEMCKE,
p. g DECKER,
w. E. HOLLINGswoRTH,
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S3Os,zs7 81 3O7,s14 Od

Showing a difference of $473 % be-
tween the accounts of the Clerk and
the Treasurer, as follows:
The Treasurer has credited the city
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Another Demand for the
Register Of Bonds!
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MAYOR NALKER reported. nearly
two weeks ago, that the City Trcasu-
rer had in his possession, Of uncan
celed city orders, over $4,000, aud
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cash $21 900. By this we see that the
Treasurer had in his possession, of
the funds of the city, over $98, 900.
His bond, if we mistake not, is for
ffty thousand doUa,s, or about half as
much as the funds of the city in his
possession. The charter of the city
provides that the bond must be
double the amount of the city's funds
that will remain in his possession for
any time. " by are those city orders,
amounting to $1,000, not cancelled? I?
Can anybody furnish good reason?
Kep1Ft 0f the Investigating
committee.
THE CITY O2DsR ACCOUNT !
Comp risen Between the
30 sas of the lerk
ssssG1 Trea uFer-
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ROPE.
By the Atlantic Telegraph.

IRELAND.
DUBLIN, March 31-The Dublin
Synod met at st. Patrick's Cathedral
to-day and elected deleeates to the
Conference on the irish Church ques-
tion.
BAVARIA.
MUNICH, March 31-Orders have
been issued granting leave OF absence
TO thirty men of each company in all
infantry regiments of the Bavarian
army.
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GREECE.

ATHENS, March 31.-The Greek
Chambers have been dissolved, and
elections are to be held on the 10Th OF
May for new legislators, which will as
semble en- the 9th of June.
The Turkish Ambassador has pre-
sented his credentials to the King.
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Showi g by Mayor Walkers Re-
port an excess of bonds issued,
over and above The amount Ap-
pearIng on the City'S Ledser, offs 81 ,202 43
As found esterd ", anOInt
OF money bOrr wed from banks
anu not paid INTO the City
Treasury or appearing on the
City's Ledger, of....- ................ 67,S72 %
Discrepancy on the two acc'ts Sl5S,574 IL
j. A. LEMCKE,
z. Q, DECKER,
w. l.. HoLLINGSWORTH.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, March 31.-In the Cortes
yesterday the new loan required by
the Provisional Government was
voted. The hostility to the conscrip-
tion law continues in the provinces,
and fresh outbreaks are apprehended
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OFF Ell NCE, TWENTY GEMS !
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THE EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES
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THE CITY O2D R ACCOUNT
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Kep1Ft 0f the Investigating
committee.
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But from Mayor WALKERS report,
the following amount of bonds were
issued from April 9th, 1868, to March
1st, 1869, and were outstanding at the
latter date:
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San Francisco Markets.

Flour Quiet; Oregon brands range
from So 20 to s5 624 shipping, extra,
81 25@5 %.
Wheat-Dull at 81 5o@1 55 for fair
to good shipping; choice shipping, ST.
60; low grades are almost unstable at
s1@1 o5.
Oats-Range Of market, s1@1 80.
Barley-Dull at 9o@95c; old quoted
at 81 15@1 25.
In New York, wheat quoted at 81 20
Gol II. Flour unchanged.
At Liverpool, wheat lis I'd. Green
backs, 734; gold, l37f0137l.
The California State Capital at Sacra-
mento will be the finest and largest in
the United States.
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