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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24

PRoCL.AdATION

STATE or INDIANA,
E1ECrTrT GERARE-LIzeZT.
Tie President o. ths United States hav-
fnn, bv his Proclamation Of the 24th IN
a&an15 sea apart q THURSDAY. the Gath day
rr November. $50. as q day OF National
zaazEsgiTlng, I Conrad Baker, GoyernO
s. Indiana DO hersby cordially commend
e saa people of Indiana the observance OF
1 lay AZ day -Hhan EEgiyIng and
ei5e 70 Almighty God foE. his goodness
ana loving kindness towards >0ul stale, as
sell Us towards our entire oOUntry. Les
farwant applications also be made in the
-a1g7eeatlons OF the people FOR q continu-
zaca 81 tae Divine favor.
Ia witness whereof, Ihsve here
Anto subscribed my name, and
caused the seal or the State 10 be
fsrari hereuuto adI1ed. at the city OF
Indianapolis. tails 18Th dav OF Oc-
sobar. In the year OF Oar Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and
seventy.
CONRAD BAKER.
R~ fhs 60 rnor#
a ~. A. HcE8 NAM, Secretary OF state.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24

,atnuary number VIII contain tee ilrst
Installment OF q serial story, By 7. s. Ar
thur, "Tne Wonderful story Of Gentle
Hand h which cannot fail 70 prove inter-
esting. A Holiday Supplement VIII be
given with this number. containing nine
Carols for Christmas, new and old.
send q stamp for postage 10 Z. >. ARrHuR
& SONS, Philadelphia. Pa, and get spect.
men OF "THE CRILDRKS's HOUR"
THE AMERICAN 0np FELLow Ter No
vam1cr ts tuu q Bood tnings. 30 clnfaina
gngleh ariztnai literary matter. and g Vast
nuoont o. Intelligence OF special lrn-
porieuca TO rh Crest brotherhood. II tis
contents we notice Tine Chest thtt came
20 AEartin's Corner. g story e pgculigF Inv
eerests Odd Fellows Service IN Ecns Canon
lt.Iustratod); coed o. the Order Scientific
aud Curious Facts Leaves tregn Rover 3
E8ie-L4og: Humcrs Of tEe Days A ~ -ght Of
Terror Odd Fellow 5ouas Letters from
Europe; Defense OF odd il Ii1Eship; Nee
roarism and llatr3mony; oda Eanclesi
Departments foE me Ladies, Youth anc
Eeoekahs. Miscellany Poetry Core
spondencs from ali quarters Dc, e'c, Pub
llshca by the A. e. q. Association, No. So.
Naassu street., Nsw EorE s. rs per vol,
% 81 per year
BALLcu's MoCTHLx MACHINE for De.
csnber closes the thIrty-aaeond volunae
j IS extensively illustrated ana Tor q
cheap masaziue has no superior A the
e1antry. It costs only as csnra rer nam
Z Der. and contains over ninety pagas 81
varied reading matter, welt calculated tC
| Instruct and arnuse the people. Published
L fxr Thomas q Talbot RoafOu
TIE December GalGTy sustains the gen
ersl excellence OF one of our most Populal
Periodicals. Mr.. Thurlow Weed, the vet
eran politician and Journalist. i'uFnlshe,
/ another chapter fTozn his autobiography
replste with interest. ''AE Aftsrnoon q
! Wlhelmshohe' - a charming sketch by
! Alice Cary. Mrs. abby Sage RtshardscI
4 vindtcates the claims OF her friends to tn,
| possession Of literary ability By an articl.
on shakespeare as q Piagiartst." Mari
| Twain continues his humorous sketches
| de copies the English review OF mis- ''In'
nocents Abroad" Mark has sold most Of
his contemporaries By this ostensible copy
ing OF the English review Of his book
/ The pretended copy IS in reality one o.
/ Mark's most tniIaiGable burlesques. II Il
/ announced that Ny. Richard Grant " httt
/ VIII shortly commence a series pf papers
/ on "Americanisms;' that Mrs. Ed6 ardi
/ Will write q new story, and that Col. d. Fl
/ strothsr Porte Crayonl has been engaged
I to furnish a series Of sketches Of lie and
| adventures, which win revive she cid In
/ ferest in MS plctares OF American scenes
\ The GALAXY promises 10 take % leading
/ stand among the monthly magazines. II
is published by Sheldon geo. New York
I
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Portable GGcf
Engines.
oRANDvIEW, ND. 0or

MAhA MAlN LEW AAtf 1aNt
mr.. O. Kraft, Evansville, 1nd.f
Rrn-Hncioso1 please md 600.
amco due on the Portable steam
Saw Mil. Ihla mill was HurrnN
you two month"; since, and nH a nH
thCrouHhfw tested ttt Co meet
mnut With you 90 speak nay min
gard 20 the SAM u have o. Say llal
can safely reon nnmnuo lt ~ .ll
perfect aatinfac ion in O. aHW Mlilt
procure what you anin@H cpmpl
ana Engine.
II have gun Steam Engines llr
twenty Heur1, aud have never na
Boiler and Eugin that hes $50 1na
steam with the only niei Z use tErG
taken from the lng directly
we consider the Mlll nnd iN Gag
Be All that can be desired % anW
eVory respect Any ulEH1u Wl
know ~ these are an positive ~
true assertions, can nmd ample
RtrntiUu nf M by calling on uH nt tu
cell VIZ. CAbiCK a DAN
othar Hlaaa for fnrm and ulnul1
and ava other requirement.
nov i6~Nm ~ A
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24
7henksgiyl1gI

The chief Executives OF our State
ara Nation have joined in = request
80 the people of the same to observe
ths Thursday as g day Of thanks
giving TO Almighty God for blessings
c5nferfee ard enjoyed, and Of humble
prayer Tor conunuation Of His mer-
cias. lis very proper, amid the rush
ala Rhzri OF business, and the pursuit
"a pleasure. 20 have the attention Of
th1 people thus publicly directed to
4hs Great Giver Of Good, and to set
apart G day for the specific remem-
Erancs Of His bountifUl blessings and
nnwearied kindness to them as indi.
7iduais. and a. nation. While It is
trua that the cay viii be spent in
fsastine and gladness, which is alto
getber proper, and not unacceptable
the Great Source Of all happiness,
is equally true that this very feast
iaz viii b the occasion Of collecting
around one board The scattered frag-
usnts ofdiFided families. and thereby
materially strengthen those social
bnnds, which are At once the glory Of
any people ghel tie safety Of good gov
"a mant.
vas been aid Of Americans that
ns hjmes. Animated by a
restless adventure, mem
the same family abandon
7tal ro7f az an early age. in
seek fortunes In the newly
rapidly developing pOr-
,untry, and that, in con-
assoeia-
old
"a pope me A
~. which the
aud good cheer-as
q O., Of Welcome-Win be found
lg burning, that are scattered
5ve1 this country. will dispel an
asion Of this character. Home Is q
dear wOrd-to Americans, and they
sing A. fesiinglY, There is no place
like home, as any other nationality,
notwithstanding that home may be
only the hzstily erected log hut IN the
HrglH forest Of the frontier, Thanks
giving day as Il IS now celebrated
brings cut shis love Of home IN bold
Eshaf and warns anew the affections
indaager Of becoming sold aud alien
ated 81 contact With g selfish world.
Asis rot particularly our province,
neither Is It our intention TO enlarge
upon the particular blessings fol
which as a people we are under peou-
liar obligation to return thanks To
God. The pulpits to-day viii. nc
doubt, recita these IN the ears of the
peopls, and refresh their memories
A little reaeetion on the part Of each
Of our readers will suggest unnum-
hared reasons Why he should be
thankful and grateful, and portion
of the day, At least, ought to be given
10 reflection.
Family re unions necessarily involve
8 retrospect Of the past, as well as
discussions Of the future. Eyes viii
be dim vita tears for loved ones who
have fallen during the year as we'll
as bright With gladness in welcoming
those who remain 10 enjoy earth's
pleasures and perform LIES duties.
Nag many such social reunions be
held in our city to dayl We love the
custom Of collecting the families to-
gether once year. and what day
more favorable than the day set apart
FOR Thanksgiving and praise.
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to be ths healthiest, /
cheapest and most delicious food in the 1
q psckage, costing q few cents, win make |
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, and q pro- /
POI .ioaate quantity q 4 uaa1nfsg 9,5Ecs'
Ice Creams &C. &C.
81 IA sz0sS FARINE
50 Is creating 8 greet
sensation In the
dsligatfal flavor, eonveniencl rs dessert,
&C, 6so.s Il unsurpassed.
~ "The proof OF the
pudding IS In eat
1ngit," and we feel
confident that no man or woman who has
once eaten Of q Blanc Mango, Pudding,
Custard, Cream, Charlotte Russo, or any
other oellcacy prepared with this marine
Godsend, VIII deny its claim to rank
GNEA MOSS FARGNE
- Is made up without
trouble, and will
always be good.
tinue IN It's use.
SEA MOBN FARIRE
S Makes an elegant
Ice Cream. Is su-
starch or Arrowroot, and one hundred
per cent. cheaper.
- at least nfty differ
ent dishes can be
made nom SEA
Moss FARINE, all delicious, healthfuI, and
economist; Il ia the cheapest food IN the
- Is rich In flesh form.
ing properties ana
makes delightful
light and delicate food.
GEA MOSS FAKINE
- els decidedly very
great improve
ment upon all s1m-
liar preparations. It te the most delight
ful and delicate food We have ever tasted. !"
I'D Custards Soups, Ora.
els, &C., &C., made
from SEA AZ oB6
FARIHE, can be taken by invaIids az ali
times, and retained upon the stomach,
] -GNEA MOSS FARANE
/ I'D one experiment Will
convince the most
skeptfcal that SEA
Moss FARIEE VIII produce unequaled Gus
tards. Puddings. Creams. &C, &c.
ID "a ' a most delightful
and healthy food
for Children and
1nvalids.
- Superior TO Corr
starch, AaGiena,
Fartnas Or y
kindred preparation.
CEA MOSS FARKNE
- Makes a most de-
Hghtful dess ert !,
and contains 50
- Is Irish Moss puri-
fed, concentrated,
and rendered an
absolute luxury, and win hereafter be
quoted a q food staple In the markets Of
- "a MOBS FAKBKNE
- For all the uses to
which the best AR
BILE. at one-quarter the price.
GEA MOSS FARINE
- Is superior TO all
other preparations
for weak and puny
children; nothing can surPaas II for that
QEA MOSS FARAEE
a marvellous ex.
tent, while Il IL
soothing and cooling to the blood.
- Tell your Physician
what IL is, and our
recommend It also.
- IsspIendid for thick
ening sauces, and
viii make fifty
different dishes.
- Sold only at whole
sale By the
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
% Park Place, N. Y.
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q. KRAT
ROVRrUABT-h
STEAM Br CIR
Circular Saw hill Wo
Corner Flratalc Pima andblomf
KIM 8trlsa
wWMNaWET UEauhs
I'or,a5l bng.za lsalo ritA q.
Portable Ctra.lag bag htn
Circular saw Yin Wo
nvaasvuAE. Is0lAHA


mo uaaal amount ul aieam
saUIur with UV me EortIHia llNnNI
NlI III frlm Lll to i5a nluua
mnumrg fucns nEVe res Mcga tlAiH
aad require only rom on ~ NNNn
sauafe lneht ni Nhion l. M
aldanod iu GOO lolal 1auEaIa Nn
fHa came time. more economic.
aawiun uf fuci. DC. M MUNHH aAN
fnn oarttnnaGn 90 fH@ hrt q gay M
PdrtnbIn MuIa. fcr lnc mo- s emo
ulFuEal o1 EnWUafI 1H0 OBJ t1N
To purchase. and a1tia.l q ceA .N.
examination tnfF now Helnt
hMmu nnn making mounted GID EaAE
wooden Wheels VI itn WIDE tEl 44a
Iron nEiga. easily drawn HfaNa n Nla
afp5aVf ready for operation ln 2 Tow a.
MH. WHAIE i-lIf8 Portable .u1lNH
fnFnfnnf1 nae, 90 1aianT nn aaslla.laHl
perfect IA every respect aa AeN
ever saw. Tuma tight, uses ~ NNN
steam for rumniug q double e. nno ta
olrculeF cav mill Tor common oal
mesa An aVeraFe days HN
1900 feet o. lum 9eft eaaYt VIII 4.
af steam. a. As 1A4sa4 M
NWHuVilia IHHa
MARION, KY, September 3. lalA
hr. o.. KratE, EVEnaVilo, lnd.f
EIn-Wo take great pleasure Au
our testimony O. tho eEnailen0a
Portable
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Steam Circular Saw M1

The one we purchased ~ sou uu
August immt hnH given entire aMiAM
We are satisfied that with proper
Will saw fifteen hundred feet uf POI
hour. on the whole, we think so
great reason % cQngNalulaie Nourle
having constructed most eannIlar
whiGh will doubtless HnueFeH09 sMN
Elructod upon of fef urIuni Hlaas Al
gentleman, mr. John Walt VINO
sent 20 put the mlit up and start ~
seems % be en- excellent fnalulul
friends who WltM0aHen Mim WuEMl
he a. the best sawyer inst they nM
auems Eou couln not have sent
mnChiniat aud sawyer uf one tunt
have given moro aaLinlaqailu we
% fEw with f0 lba. 81 steam O. saw
I0a. Your MIL a fuli Whist you
mend it 20 he.
Koul, truly
aep9-8m ELDER
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lER % 1910

cORP1NE,
van svtEzes
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THE NEW FOOD sOUROE.

ga MssBs EAREHE,
- Made from pure Irish Moss,
or CHrraseeu Is conceded
to be the healthiest,
cheapest and most delicious food in the
world.
a package, costing q few cents, viii make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, and a pro-
pOr1ouate quantity OF Pudd1ngss Cuatarda,
Creams sauces, Gruels, Charlotte Russo,
Ice Creams, &C &C.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-11

Aa''ss .;!|:a faraisaing
r1,he undermined havinr fitted MP \, new store on
/ WASHINGTON d SECOND SES.,
Petroleum Centre,
Ia now prepared to furnish his customers With ev'
erything In the house furnishing line.
stoves and Tin ware,
Lanterns,
Fancy Articles,
stamped, Pressed
and Japanned Ware.
Also a Large stock of
Brass a. Iron Fittings
GUM, PISTON AND HEMP PACKING. LACE
LEATHER, ETC., THE CHAMPION AND
NOVELTY CLOTHES WRINGERS,
WATER COOLERS Of all SIZES.
All Job Work promptly atten
ded to with neatness and dis.
patch. Particular attention paid
to Gas and Stern. Fitting, have
ing a Gas Fitting Machine not
excelled in the Oil Region for
cutting Gas Pipe.
JAMES RUTHERFORD.
Jul,S1ts69@u
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HOTELS.
ROCHESTER, HOUSE,

Washington street. Petroleum Centre, Pa
BRADSrREEr t5 Sil ERWUop, PRoPRIEross
This House Is centrally located, and the general
headquarters Of oil men.
Petroleum Centre. Pa, May ~, ises-tE
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ETHE PETROLEUM CENTRE
DAILY r RELOR I
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays excepted.)
". II. LONGWELL, Ptuprietos.

r-. TERMS.
rss yes payable In advance % 9
pRSCE. nIsr OF ADvERTIsING.
tTcn lincs Of nonps'eil make one square.)
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" tn WHIT TO WHO
4 Wordy War, but I'D Blood Spilled
Am Editor on the Rampage.

A report was in circulation yester-
day that an ex policeman, considering
himself aggrieved by an article in one
of the Sunday morning papers, called
the editor thereof to account yester-
day about noon, intimating at the
same time disposition to punish the
knight of the quill.
The knight Of the quill aforesaid, ;,
waxed wroth. and ''cussed" the ex-
knight of the locust as low cuss.
Locust "cussed" the other "cuss,"
and such "cussin' as there occurred
is said to have been Shocking to be-
hold" The knight of the quill is re-
ported to have shirked the response
bility of the article, and laid the same
at the Goor of the proprietors of his
paper. During the scolding match,
the editor is reported to have made
dire threats, but without attempting
TO put them into execution.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph OINCINNATI, April Is.
FLOUR Unchanged; best family 60 Oo9
5 IS.
WnEAT-In moderate demand at 81 log
Il2; choice 81 -.
CoRN-Firm at 90a91c
OATs-In fair demand at 55a62c.
RYE-95d97c.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
The Chamber or Commerce has decided
that on and after the LIST OF May next 30
pounds shall be a bushel OF OATS, which is
In conformity 10 the state law. The GUS
tom has been In this market to take 80
pounds.
CoTTox-FIrm at 221z: de nnand fair.
ToBACCo-Active at full rates.
WHIsKT-HeId firmly ut 81 0I4l OF; buy
ers offer 81.
Mess PoRK-Tending upWards and held
at 500: buyers al e2S 70.
BULK SHoULDERS-li6llH.
StDES-l4, lA5z and l54 asked.
BACOR-Firmer;s shoulders sold at 121< !:
sides held at l55z and l6% for clear lib and
clear; not much done owing TO the Arm
ness of Folders.
LARD-Heid at l81<; II less offered.
BUTrER-Uuchanged.
EGGS-Declined to I5c and dull.
CHEEsE-Unchanged.
LIHSEED OIL--S8r9s0c aud dull.
LARD OIL-SI 2591 Is. and in good de-
mapd.
PETROLEUM &c for refined
GRoCERIES- Steady.
Gold 1871.
.ExcHANGE-Flrm /; fall rates at par to
so per cent premium buying.
MoNEY-Easy. ri
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River Dssuoforn1.a

PITTsBUBG, April 25.-Weather clear and
pleasant. Monongahela feet inches
and falling. Arrived-The packets
CNcIENATI, April 25.-River fallen 3 feet
channel, and 50 feet under the bridoe- Ar
rived-DOve No. 2, Kentucky River. n n
Hudson, wheeling; St Charles. Pitts
burg: Robert Burns, Memphis; Lawrence.
Nashville; Mary Davage, Pittsburg. The
Mary Davage departed for ST. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, April 25. Arrived: Nor
man from Evansville. Departed; Norman
for Cincinnati. River falling, with 20 feet
water in the canal; Is feet in the chute,
and 65 feet under the bridge. Weather
clear and pleasant. Mercury ZOE.
CAIRO, April 25.-City of Cairo, Mem.
phis to st. Louis, 10 p. NJ. Taltsman, Nash
to PIftsburg, A. NJ; Magenta, Louisville
to New Orleans, 1; Indiana. New Orleans
TO Louisville, l; Minneola. Memphis to
Louis, 8; ITonsides, st. Louis to Pittsburg,
4P. NJ; RDbt. e. Lee, New Orleans to
louisville, 6; Edinburg, Cincinnati to
New Orleans z. River rose inches.
Weather clear. Mercury 7Go.
ST.. LOUIS. April 25.-ArrIved-St. Johns,
from Galena; City Of Alton, from Vicks-
burg; Phil. Sheridan, from st Paul; St.
Luke, from Miami; Lewis, from Kansas;
Lady Pike, from st. Paul: IronsideS and
Hawkeye and toWs, from PIttsbnrg; KEEL
logg, from Lower Mississippi; McPOrter,
from Upper Mississippi; SAVANNAH and
tow. from Pittsburg. Observation-Disclosures
TO Peoria; johnson, to Keokuk; Daniel,
to Kansas: Minneapolis, TO st. Paul. The
river is still falling, and all upper streams
are receeding. Weather cloudy and cool,
with slight rain this afternoon.
NASHVILLE, April 25.-RI7er has risen
8 feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather warm
and cloudy. Arrived, Tyrone. from Cairo (;
Armada, from Padueah; Umpile. from
Burksviile. Departed, Tyrone, for Cairo I;
Armada, for Paducah.
MEMPHIS. April a. Weather cloudy !;
mercury 81. River falling. Arrived: st.
Joseph, from st. Louis. Departed Belle
Memphis and Mary Alice, for 81. Louis !;
Rubicon, for Vic<sburg; Commonwealth,
Mary Miller, and Belle Lee, for New Or
leans.
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MARKETS.
New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April %.
CoTToN-A shade hrmer; sales OF 5000
bales at 231S9235z for middling uplands.
befteP on low Sfa5es sales of so1 Is Sf
"a 60G4 So for superfine State and western;
81 sOG55 40 for extra state; 81 6O(g5 40 for ex-
Ohio Is a5as % for fore extra St. Louis Sc oos
s. 90 for good to choice do. Rye -four
steady; sales of $50 bbls at 81 2595 80.
Corn MEAL-Quiet and unchanged.
WITIsKY-Quiet: sales of $50 bbls at
81 O61z0Dl "a for Tree; closing at 81 OF.
WHEAT--Receipts "a, 10 bushels; a shade
frmer for spring, and dull and heavy for
winter: sales of y 900 bushels at 81 O2dI O3
fer spring; 81 ll@l IL for No. spring I:
81 1874 for No. spring Ia store; 81 23@l .
for winter red and am Der western 81 IS
for good white State. g.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged
BARLEY Unchanged; sales of 5000
bushels at I2la for western, 96c for Canada
western
C0RN-Reeeipts 1870; bushels; sales
of $1,000 bushels at 81 llgl "A for new mix
ed western; 81 IS for new western yellow;
81 II In store 81 IA for Old mixed western
delivered; 81 lOk for inferior new white
OATs-RectIpts s2.7C5 bushels; steady !;
sales OF 81, 900 bushels at 59IzaOOc for west
ern in stores Gle delivered; 68G69c for Ohio
GEAIN-stock In warehouse: wheat,
$50, sO7; corn, 2O8.05l; oats, 5SS 303; rye,
81 ,247; barley, 1857; barley malt, 9s,761 ;
yeas, 1875 bushels.
RIcE-DulL
CoFFEE-Firm.
MoLAssEs-DuiI; sales OF 500 hhds clay ed
Cuba at S7A
SUGARS Moderate request: sales of 56s
hhds at 9%@ 0 for Cuba; 9%@l0H for Porto
PETEoLEUM-Q Quiet at 1l1S for crude; %
for refined.
HAY-F.rm at IS for shipping; 059sl O5
for retail.
HoPs-Flrm at 1925 for American.
PoRK-ShRde nrmer. closing heavy sales
Of $50 bbls at S27 95 for mess e2l 50022 90
for prime; S2492i . for prime mess; also,
800 bbis mess seller June, S2S.
BEEF-Steady; sales of $50 bbls at sl01i5
for new plain mess SI4gI7 so for new extra
mess; tieree beef, firm: beef hams steady
sales of $50 bbls AT S28932 for new.
CUT MEATS-Steady; Rales OF 80 pigs at
10H9I2 for shoulders; l51SJI6t< for hams
middles quiet. steady.
LARD-Flrm; sales OF 80 tierces at l515el
I65z for steam; 18%6l7 for kettle; aIso. 1 $50
tieTces steam seller April, May and June
I6zMl61z.
BUTTER-Steady at l4a2o for Ohio.
CHEESE-Quiet at 14aH.
Freq aTs-To Liverpool. firmer; ship.
ments Of 80 900 bushels OF wheat per steam.
er Adj
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, April O..
FLoUR-Firm and l25z515c higher for up-
per grades and spring extras; sales az 81 Is
"a 20. -
WHEAT-Firmer and ease higher: sales
OF NO. 2 at e59S65a, and closing at So un-
changed.
CoRN-Firmer and 11502c higher: 67Nqge
FOR cash, and 671&989, seller May for NO. q.
seller May. '|z0'
OATs-Exeited: sales OF No. Q AZ 4ss<0
seller May. '-1N' iVe'-'<2
HYE-Quiet and steady. ~
AIGHwIEES-Clu iet al. 81 on for vvoc,a a,,,l
81 OF for iron ~ " OON Gnu
MESS PoRK-Duu at s27 50g27 IS.
NETS Firmer and 70 higher; dry SALT
"a shouldefs lie; rough sides I4c ~, -rr
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ST, Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, A priI 20.
ToBAcco-steady; IS O0alI so for COM
mon TO medium leaf; sl2 509lS % for good
manufacturing.
f CoTToS-F1rm at 221<@221zc.
HEMP-Firm and unchanged.
FLoUR-Quiet: fall superfine 81 O004 20
Y "a 40: Xxx 81 6044 70; family IS Sj@7 co.
WHEAT-Ffrm: SOC for No. 2 spring: Sec
for NO. do; No 9 red fall 81 03gI Us I;
choice to fancy 81 209l 40.
CoRN--Buoyant and higher: 94a95c for
mixed: 95907c for yellow; s89sl 90. for
white.
OATS-Flrm and better at 54957c.
RYE-Firm at 77430c. I AID
WHIsKY-Dull aud lower at 81 o..
GROCERIEs-Steady and unchanged.
PRovIsi oHs-Firm and not much done !.
pork SIS 50g2l 90; dry salt meats held
higher: l0zc refused for shoulders: clear
rib sold at 14tzc; bacon stiff; shoulders l2c;
clear rib l6c; clear I64c.
LARD Firm at I51<c for steam.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-26
LOCAL NOTICES.

BJ- Miss j. j.. BuLtriss wishes to
tender her thanks to the ladies of
Evansville and viciRity for their lib
eral patronage in the past, and calls
their attention to her new store. on
the corner of Second and Locust
Streets. Ladies would do well to call
and examine her stock, for she is
daily receiving the latest styles. No
trouble TO show goods, so give her a
call. 4baHa sst s. sls1 ap26 2s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-26

HAT THIEF.-Some fellow not pos
sessing an appropriate cope for his
csput, stole one from the Wholesale
hat store Of d. H. Lanphear, on First
Street, on Saturday, and not content
with doing that left his old one in the
place of the one stolen. Lanphe ar
says he is fond of trade, but that
trade did not at all suit.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-26
New York Dry Goods Morlro.

By Telegraph NEW eYosv 49,, o.
Business generally qi1fet vet so,,,o. -,
Ing Jcbbing houses report an aefive trae1a
In prices, very little change, other than III
would appear. Printed Calicos had
cy Prints are all advanced bv aeenfs 70
lie; Carriers to l2c and Arnolds and Foo
mans to &C.. - = -SS-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-26
Memphis Marker.
BY Telegraph.

BY telegraph MEMPHns, April %
CoTToN-Quiet and firm at 22Izc; receipts
Iq4 bales: exports J, go bales.
FLOURISH 50,d6 30. -. o..
CoRN-Dull at u DO wa f1'- =
OATS 35c. Is .stA
HAY-SZ5 20. tr-T az.
BRAN-s27 %.
LARD -I69IT1&c4 ~ ttt
PoRK-Rei afling at $50 90.
RAcoS-6 SHOULDERS l214i slices IT14e. Fp