Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 August 1870 — Page 4

AdvertlBemenUs In this column, oX three Inwi, each insertion, Thirty CenU.

FOR HEIJT. mllK MORE ROOM ANB" BASE A ment son occupied by- M. Lyon, la . i. Pv.nnllla riiwni H nn. PogHeSSlOn can be siveu any time from tbe first of September totae first of November texu jyO WM. W. CH ANDLER, SeCy. rronr1r cor-v i week. FOR ONE NEW E.1GIIT TWO-HORSE toi-coverert Hprinsi Wskoo. at BAB. BuCK it STEELE'S, Builders" Emporium, Water Street, between Locust and Walnut Streets. - - . aug2-lw T-X'rSE AND I.OT Contalnlns three JEi rooms, kitchen, cellar, Ac .Within bevcQ squares of Poetofflce. Apply at this oflUe. Jytf WAIITED. ATOtTNG MAN, THOBOCGHLt capable, desires a situation as bookie tper, assistant book-keeper or salesman In some wholesale bouse In this city. Me will work for a very moderate salary, and bring the very best testimonials as to character and capacity. Apply to Cloud, akin A Co.. during to-day. It AN HONEST Torso WAM as Barkeeper ot Partner In one of the most popular Restaurants. A married man is preferred, by JOHN C. SCHWKIZER, Main Street Exchange, between If th and Sixth Htreets. " au3-3t Corrected Time Table, Jane 12. . E vaaovllle Crawfordsviile B. B. Leave.- - Arrive Accommodation 4 :40 a.m. - 6 :40 P.M Mail ,10:20 a.m. 8:15 f.m Express . . 5:50 P.M. 1130A.K Terre lIHute A. Icdlauncolls B. B. Express .... 1 :25 a.m. '5:40a.m Mail . 6;15 A.M. ; 3:40 F.M A ceo m modal Ion 8 :00 p.m. 6:05 p m Express . . 1:15 p.m. 10:15 vjt Ohio & Mississippi B. B. ' from Vincennes. Going East. Going West. K x press las p.m. 6ia.m m &li . 1 :43 p.m. 4 :to F.M Ex Dress ... ....10 -.a p.m. II :50 P.M JDAXIjIT JOlLESBTAJLi Till GS DAY, Al GIST 4, 1870. . CITY NE WS fgj An aotive, industrious boy, fifteen or sixteen years old can get a place at Lyons. The Weather. . The following is the thermometer range for yesterday: 6 A.M. I! .86 9 A.M.. Noon. 79 P.M ...Si0 .80 If the lady readers of ui Journal will read the local notic j of Hallock & Ford, and then call at their drug store on Main Street, between First and Second, they will find that all therein stated is true.; ' . A Change. Messrs. R. K. Dunk erson & Co.,1 having resigned the agen cy of the South Shore Line for this city, Mr. O. W- Frenoh, who ia so well known for his accommodating spirit and gentlemanly demeanor, has been appointed in their stead. Personal. J. S. Jaqaess, Esq , of Hudspeth & Jaque33, goes East by the morning train to make" selections and add to the already large stock that firm has on hand. Morris Calm," Esq ,' returned on Tuesday evening from a trip northward, which was cut short by the demand of his business at home. Messrs. Charles W. Noyes and O. X Mtrpra nf Novpa'a f!irno cnmA down the river on the Morning Star, as forerunners of the great show of Ratnrrl&'V. ' i Jaquess, Hudspeth & Co'a Naw Store. Messrs. Jaquesss, Hudspeth & Uo. nave just nmsnea moving into their new store, No. 33 North Third Street, and are now in possession of a building that will give them ample room for their large and increasing trade. .' .'" ''' ", : Their new store is stocked throughout with a very complete assortment of all the multifarious articles that go to make up a wholesale stock of dry goods and notions, which includes everything from meerschaum pipes to moire antique dress patterns, through all the various grades, kinds and qualities , of, woolens, linens, cottons, calicos, ribbons, silks, laces, and a multitude of little indessribables that to ladies are indispensable, and go to make up the stock in trade of a country store. Eighteen years ago Mr. J. ; S. Jaquess commenced business in the place just 'vacated, and recognizing the truth of the proverb that " A rolling stone gathers no moss," he remained in it until to remove seemed almost like abandoniog a long cherished home. The large stock with which the new store is filled will receive large additions shortly; from the East, where Mr. J. S. Jaquess has gone to make purchases, when the house of Jtquess, Hudspeth & Co. will be one of the most complete in the West. ; Notes Circus. Those who visited Noyes' circus when it was here last year, need not be told how good it is but for the benefit of those who did net visit it, it may be remarked that it enjoys the reputation all over the country of being the best that travels. The daring feats of Millie Turnour and the gracefulness of her action are of themselves great attractions, while the thnlhng and exciting acts of Wooda Cook are such as never fail to gain the greatest applause. : , Charley Noyes of himself is a host whose genial good humor, broad and liberal mode of conducting business, and gentlemanly deportment commend him at once to the friendship of all who meet him- His exhibition, cut by the same pattern, cannot fail to draw a larga audience, CMors New Monet Order Offices. By the Post Office Bulletin J33t issued by; Postmaster Foster.it will be seen that the following post offices id the vicinity of this city have been made money order offices : Indiana New Harmony, Posey County; Fort Branoh, Gibson County, and Tell City, Perry Countv. . Kentucky Cadiz, Trigg County; Greenville, Muhlenburgh County; Hartford. . Ohio County; Madisonvilla, Hopkius County; Smithland, Liviog3toa County, and Uniontown, Untou County. Illinois Carmi, White County.. ' .The Bulletin contains other inter esting information, most of wLich has beea puili.-ha J from tlaa to tiase.

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The Evansville aad Riverside Base Ball Clubs played a practice game on the EvatiBville grounds, yesterday afternoon, resulting in the defeat of the Evansvilles, 3D to 14. The Riversides go to Vincennes this morning on the 10:10 train to play the match with the Washington Club, of Washington. The following are the names and positions of the nine: Hudspeth, 1 f; Green, p; Saner, 1st b; Roach, a b; Best, rf; Ingle, of; Boicourt.o; C. Dexter, 3 J b; Laughlin, 2d b ; Hopkins and Sorenson, alternates. . ' 1 The continued illness of Harry Dexter will take somewhat from the efficiency of the club, much to the regret of the members. The players will meet at John Wymond's store, on First Street, at 9 A. M. Persons desiring to witness the game can procure tickets from Mr. Hebe Ingle, President of the Riversides. It is understood that quite a large delegation goes from this city. rlCOLILI. Proposals are wanted by the Trustee of Knight Township. Mean time That furnished by the cit bell ringers. . Quick Time That made by Marshal Wunderlich, when a prisoner ran from him and was recaptured, a day or two ago. Six prisoners in the Jail aro awaiting trial at the Criminal Court. The Recorder held no court yesterday, because he had no culprits to try. A colored woman in the Lock-up, says she is the wife cf John Morgan The weekly Illustrated papers are at the Postoffice News and Cigar Stand. . Merchants will please read the notice, Situation Wanted, in 30 cent column. ; ; ,L , ; Col. Wehler weather permitting will have another of those delight ful summer night festivals to-night. Tickets for Senator Rebels' lec ture will be for sale at SoottV Book Store, corner of Second and Main Streets. The Iron Moulder's Union, No. 51, have invited the City Fathers to at tend their picnic, on the 15th, at Ed mond's Grove. . There 13 no law in Indiana against a fool enjoying his folly, hence, the fiddler, who annoyed the Journal printers last night, wa3 not arrested, A rheumatic fiddle and a lunatic fiddler, annoyed the people in , the neighborhood of the Journal office, last night. Caterwauling wa3 Italian opera compared with it. Caroline Hubbs, a leather lipped negress was arrested yesterday even ing for trying to compel her husband. by threats and abuse, to reserve all his attention for her. Can any one tell why John Goslin. the Canadian half-breed who was convicted of robbing a Green River man, at the last session of the Crim inal Court, yet remains in jail in this city. The floor of the County Jail is being strengthened by having two courses of oak plank laid over it with alining of No. 20 sheet iron between the planks which are spiked together; a device of Commissioner Decker, to guard against any more at tempts at jiil breaking, which mast prove effectual. - 'J. A. N." who would give no other name, complained to the police, on Tuesday night, that he had loaned a gold watch, chain and ring to a nymph, named Schwarz. who had fascinated him, that she might have her picture taken. She we?t to Henderson to have the job done, and hasn't returned yet. The initials J. A. N. are on the watch and ring. The Courts. Criminal Court. Hon. A. L. Robinson presiding. Three bills were returned by the Grand Jury, and Charles Sohnepper and William Heldum were tried by the Court for an assault and battery upon Wm. Miller. Sohnepper pleading guilty was fined $10 00 and costs, and Heldum was fined $5 CO. The assault and battery complained of occurred on Saturday. Before Justice Walker. George Smith, a steamboat mate, was placed under bonds in the 8um of $100, to keep the peace, especially toward Armstead J. Tucker, another mate, at whose complaint Smith was arrested. The bond also requires Smith to appear before the Criminal Court for further trial. Eva Eberhardt entered a complaint against Anton Klein for provoking her by eff: -ing her a gross insult. Anton w&3 arrested but being permitted to retire for a moment to change clothes he " lit out." Louisa Thurner, a young girl cf nineteen, complained on oath of Nicholas Cardel that, under the most solemn promise of marriage, he had seduced her from the strict path of virtue, in consequence of which she prayed his arrest for bastardy. Cardel has absconded, but the officers are in hopes of arresting him. Before J ustice . Mc Teman. An error occurred in yesterday's report of proceedings before Justice MoTeinan. The case of Wm. Weitzel, the boy who was tried for provoking Wm. Roberts by killing his chickens, etc.. was held under advisement until yesterday, and the boy discharged. Another complaint against Mr. Roberts for surety of the peace was also dismissed. . : 1 Mosquito Bar Frames. . Armstrong's patent is the best. I lave als a large lot of the Umbrella style on hand. C Armstrong. OT, 6y and il JSiam otreer, Jbvansvil'e, led. jalyl5-tfr

Cctammi-'&ted, PilESESTATIOS. Notwithstanding the rain , storm last evening, quite a number of persons assembled at the African M. E. Church to witness the

nresentation of a very fine suit of broadcloth and other valuables to the Pastor, Rev. W.sS. Lankford. Mrs. Kate Johnson, in behalf of the committee of ladies, spoke as follows: Elder Lankford: Feeling it our indispensable duty, we have formed ourselves into a committee to prepare something as a testimonial of our friendship. We are sorry that it is beyond our Eower to present something more andsome. Ycur labors in our midst have been earnest and faithful, and your christian example baa been such that we can deiive lasting benefit from it. Should you be called to labor in another field, as a minister, you go from us much beloved by all who know you. Your progressive efforts in the introduction of an organ and Choir into our Church and Sabbath School; the organization of a Library Society, and the interest taken in the proper training and education of the colored youth of our city, have endeared you to the hearts of all the friends of progress and reform. Accept, then, this token of our warm appreciation of your labors as Pastor. " The Reverend gentleman responded in a manner highly satisfactory to all tendering thanks, not only to tb Committee, but to all the kind donors 10 the city. Council Chamber, Evanstillk, 1 Wednesday Eve., Aug., 2, 1S70, 8 am. I The Council met pursuant to ad journment, as a Board of Equaliza tion. Present Councilman Elles. Van Riper, Muhlbansen, Ricbardr, Car Den ter and Schauta. His Honor, the Mayor, being ab sent. Councilman Uarpenter was on motion called to the chair. - The Special Committee presented the following report: The undersigned. Special Commit tee appointed by your honorable body to make a trade with Frank Baron for a part of lot on the corner of Ful ton Avenue and High Street, beg leave to report that we agreea to make a deed to him for the part o lot owned by the city, and he to deed to the city tne . lractional pa n ' 1 . 1 -1- a l 1 or nis lot. an as buuwu on me u filed herewith: and in consideration of above, he agrees to pay to the City of Evansville, as soon as the deeds are exchanged, the Bum of Four Huodred (1400) Dollars in cath. We made the valuation of lot and dam ages as follows: " Whole value of City Lot . 1,200 CO Allowance for part taken fctreet - . 600 00 9 "00 00 Allowance to Barcb. for re moval of House -...t:50 00 Allowance to Burcu for cart ... of his lot...., -, 150 CO 300 00 Balance due City.... .. - - ; 1400 00 All of which is respectfully- submit ted to the approval and ratification by your honorable body. " E. O. Van Riper, , Charles Schaum. Evansville. An.. 3. 1870. On motion ot Mr. Van Riper the above report was adopted, and that a deed be made out according to law. The Board then proceeded to equal ize the taxes on Ileal instate and lm provements. LOCAL ITOTICES. Something for the Ladlci. At Hallock & Ford's you will find a complete assortment ot all the fashionable Perfumes, Toilet Articles, &c, &o., which they are selling re markably cheap. . . aug4 eod-tf THURSDAY, AUGUST 4th, AT THE ARTESIAN SPRING PARK. Illumination, Fireworks and Prom enade Concert, by the famous Ores cent Cify Band, usder the leadership of Prof. G. W. Warren. Admission to the Park, fifteen oents. The pub lie is respectfully invited, by aug2-3t Ed. Wehler. xssjr r. u. imdweii & Uo., corner of Main and Third Streets, have a toll stock ot .Drugs, Uhemioals, Patent Medicines. American and import ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &e. .Frescnptions caremlly com pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Congress and Rockbridge Alim Waters. jel7-tf At the Journal Oflce. tf Choice Store Boom for Bent. : The fie four-story store room in Foster's Block, on First Street, ad joining the First National Bank, will be for rent on and after September 1. Apply to JOHN VY. FOSTER, at the Post Office. je24-tf . s - Howe's Sewing Machine. The office for the sale of Howe's Sewing Machines has been removed to Dan nettell & Dub. rue's Hat and Cap Store, No. 67 Mam Street. jyZy-lw EIYER .5T3SWS. For Other Jliver Item Bee Third Sage. The weather, last evening, was cloudy, with strong indications" of rain, tr.t none had fell up to a late hour. The mercury continued at 88 up tp dark. There were no additional arrivals, up to midnight. The City of Evansville passed Shawneetown about 5 p.m., and was not expected till after midnight, as the packets always have a large way business betweeu that port and this. -The Idlewild, for Cairo, Pine Bluff, for Grandview, Hartford, for Clarksville, and . Morning Star, for Louisville, departed The Idlewild had a gocd trip of freight and a splendid passenger list The ' Hartford took out a splendid trip. -The Pine Bluff also had a good trip out ..The Morn'mg Star picked up a good deal of freight - Capt. John W. Shewmaker, of the Eau Clair, is in the city, and advertises that boat for sale. She would be a splendid boat for plying in some bayou down South. She is in magnificent condition, and will be sold at a bargain -In some unaccount able manner, our compositor credited the manifest of the Idlewild to the City of Evansville, yesterday raorn- . ., u .1 8..AunaBDui J ueaui lu l"D u,uls. liar .Dau. Vrhi.e is now the cow

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would bo hard to find .Jim. Coawayporter of the Idlewild, has our thanks for a beautiful photograph of the hall stove of the Idlewild, with its beautiful ornamentations and mechanical appurtenances. It is - a nice picture ...The : Kate Robinson was to- leave St. Louis, for Louisville, last night Hirer Dispatcher. PTTT3BUKO, August 3 Weather cloudy. Monongahela 4 leet 5 inches and falling. Both rivers are falling above. No arrivals or departures, PrrrsBUBO, August 8-2 p.m. River falling slowly, with 4 feet 6 incbes In the channel by the Monongahela bridge marks. The latest advices from the Upper Monongahela and Allegheny say those rivers are tailing. Business on the wharf is very dull. No arrivals or departures from below. The local packets are running. CrscnfNATT, August 8. The river has risen 2 feet 3 Incbes, and there Is now 17 feet 5 Inches in the channel. The weather Is clear. Thermometer fcd. Clscvs itatt. August 3. River 18 feet and rising slowly. Departed Wauanlta, to Memphis. Louisville, August 3. The river has risen three Incbes In tbe last twelve hours, with lour feet thee Incbes In the chute, and eight feet on Portland bar. Weather cloudy and warm: mercury 89 at 2 p.m. . Cairo, August 3. Port List City of Cairo, Vlcksburg to St. Louis 11 p jr. ; Great Republic, New Orleans to St. Louis 11; City of Alton, Memphis to et. Louis 7am; Belle St. Louis, fet. JLouls to Memphis 7; Sam. J. Hale, Cincinnati to Memphis 8; BurksvilJe, Nashville packet 1 p.m. - Tbe river is stationary. It rained ail last night. Weather cloudy ; mercury 81. St. Louis, August 3. Arrived Johnson. Rob Roy and fet. Johns, Keokuk; Watts. Tennessee River; Bon Accord, Metropolis; Mountaineer, Kansa City, iitardstown ; Peoria, Moonstone, Bearastown: Henry Ames, New Orleans. .Departed Johnson, Rob Roy. and 8t. Johns, Keokuk; Bismarck, New Orleans; Lake Superior, St. Paul; Grand Tower, Memphis; Watts. Tennessee River; Dance, Kansas City and Kate Koblnson. Cincinnati. River fall. lng. Upper Mississippi rising at Dubuque, auuiuu ucavy anowtr Ibis evening. Memphis, August 3. Weather clear, wltb mercury at 62". The river is falling xuo Aj-itaoaa is iauing, wiiu three reel t Little Rock. Departs j Marble City, St. Douis. i . .. - , -: . STEAMB OATS. Steamboat fjr Sale. The neat side-wheel steamer , EAU CLAIIIE Is now at tbe bone-yard, and la complete conaition. ror aimenslons ana terms, enquire on board, near tbe Pleeon Creek bridge, or to JOHN W. SHE r MAKES. aug4-2w Terre Haute. FOR OWENSBORO. CANNELTON, AND J-.UUI3 Vl-Lit,!!;. The splendid tide-wheel passenger packet . h Janieii Mather, Master; Miles D. Warren. Clerk. Will leave for Louisville and ail way land' ings, on . - - TllURSOAT, AUGUST 4. at 10 o'clock a. m. For freight or passase. apply on board. or to W. G. BROWN fc CO., dlt Ageats. ;FOR BOWLING UREEIt. The splendid steamer . : - Falls City, - . John W. Robinson, Master, Murray Bewley, Clerk, Leaves for iiowung-ureen . and all way points on 1UCRSDAT AUGUST, 4. , at 8 o'clock p.m. - i - For freight or nassage apply on board Or to UUAIx'xlxtc.x, Aj-fc.vV-I.ti o: CO.. dlt A srent s. TB.6m 47 AIJI 49 G3 .IXAIT OTSSZSET WAREHOU B K 8IQIT or THE TRANSPARENT BANNER I'M I I hinrnnl! fWm.E.PEENCHI &co. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. We are now down cn the lower y floor, and : 1 ( . Down on prices lower tlian they have been offered In tills market since the war. We keep a larger stock cf goods la our line than ALL our competitors in , this city combined, and propose to sell as low If not I LOWER THAtf TflE LOWEST Offered by any competition in the ; market. ,i In addition tn nnr marw other lines r goods, we are Sole Agents in this city fo tbe famous B ELASTIC M MATTRESSES and PILLOWS, . i ; Unlversallv liked hv all who have used tbem. and nronnnnced bv the Scientific American to be the. ; . . Healthiest, Most Durable, And BEST bedding ever iuventad, while the cost is far less than either wire tprlngs or curled hair. CaU and see them. WM. 13. FRENCH & CO., " IVo. 03 IVIain Street FAIRBANKS' STANDARD ' of all kinds. HORNBROOK A CO., No. 9 North Water Stree'. ITnvMI. I "!

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Jew tors Jlarfcet. By Telegraph. Nit Yobk, August 3. CoTToN-Dull and closing nominal ; sales of 583 ba'es at 20c for middling uplands. FiKr Receipts 14,071 bbls; 53100 belter: sales of B?,000 barrels at J5 b08 15 for snrperflne western and State ; id 4036 55 extr do: K 607 for good to choice do 56 6597 40 for white wheat western extra : 83 60, for common to choice extra Ohio8 50,!j9 50 for common to choice extra St. Louis. Market closing very firm." Rye Fkotnt Steady ; sales af 3U0 barrels at J5 750S. Corn MSAtr-Quiet and nnchanged. Whisky Without decided change: sales of 300 barrels at f 1 02S I 03 ; closing at Si 02V4 WHJCAT Receipts 12,25 busheU; market heavy and l(g,2o lower; sales of 71,0oo bushels at f 1 2a for Nos. 2 and 8 spring mixed -fl 3(31 38 for soft No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 58 al 6u for winter red and amter western. RYk-Qnlet. Ckn Receipts 101,808 bushels; market lo lower; saie of 52fiUH bushels at 86c81 for new mixed western; doting at btyac tor prime. Oats Receipts 25,699 bushels; market steady ;saies of 57,0W bushels at 56358c for western : 6566o for Ohio and State. Hat Firm ; shipping 85390c ; retail II 00 l So. Hops Firm and quiet at 16325c. DkATHJta Active and flrm; hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light middling and heavy weights 28330c; California 2729c; Oiouoco i!6Ss28c Wooi-Firm ; sales of 45u,000 pounds at 34 48o tot domestic fleece; a7(g4lo for pulled : ZZXaiSle for Texas ; 30 i3c lor California. Coffks Quiet and steady. Rick rm ; sales of 25 tierces at 839c. bCGAR Steady: sales of 600hhds at u!4(a loo tor Cuba ; lOo for Porto Rioo. Molasses Dull. ; PxTBOLKUM-Quiet at for crude : 2iVi for refined. "

Tukpkstiitb Steady and nnihnii Pobk Dull and low-r- aa.! nf 11 t.hij.f f30i31 JUSfor mess;r21i3ia for prime; saia 81 2o for prime mess. Beef Steady ; sales of 120 bbls at I12ai6 for plain mets; 8 619 lor extra mess. B'efhams dull. Tierce beef quiet at 86(3 2S for prime mess; J303l for ludia. Middlbm Inactive, Laud-D-.i; Inactive; sales cf 300 Uercts at. 6'I7o for steam ; 11417 tor kettle tea if red : also, 1 000 tieices prime steam Au.;U8t 17c B utteb Firm at 20329c for western. 213 35c for State. Cheese Quiet at 7(914. EXPOKTS-For the weei, except specie, RiuuuuKu ,,uo,ai, luoiuuing nour, 84.5'jO bbls; wheat. 541,241 bushels; coro, 2,ae bushels: oats, 5.0U0 bushels; pork. 2JL8 bols; beef, 779 bbls and l,8ia tierces; lard. 721.8SI pounds; cut meats, 811,509 do.: butter, 15,at-6 do. ; cheese, 2,73 ,902 do. ClnelnnaK3IarKet. By Telegraph. . Cixcinnati, August 8. Flotb f irm and In fair demand; sales of family a,'. 6 606 75. Wheat iwer; sales of No. 1 red at SI 80; whitest 4oai 62. CoBjr Dull at 65860 for shelled. ear; 87(388o for OAis-Quiet; sales of new at 25C5a; old 5:c Btk Sales of 6C0 bushels old at 88390c; new beld at 80385c. Barley Unchanged. Provisions In better demand; sales of 400 barrels mess pork at W; sugar cured bams 26c; bacon a, itive and held higher; sales ot shoulders at 14o; clear rib 17c; clear.sldes Uo; some holders ask yg,,o higher; bulk meats in good demand and daily held; sales of shon!d9is at l3Yto; sides 15ic ; clear rib 184o j clear sides 16o ; beld at 17c. Lard Held at 16e. Utteb (Steady at 26.823c. Egos Dull at lac for snipper's count. Lass Oil Unchanged. Limseeo Oil 81 Oi. GB0CEBIE8 Steady and In fair dsmand; tar oacdles advanced to l-l9c. Cottojj Flim ; beld at 1824o. G0LD-12IJ4 buying. 1 xchaugk 1-10 discount buying. Aionex Market steady at 8jl0 per oent. - st. Louia Market. By Telegraph. ST. Louts, August 8. Tobacco All grades above medium higher, and other qualities weak ; common leaf SSa9; factory dried 89 50 11 60; fair to good manufacturing 812 50,325 00. Hemp Firm at f 140190. Rope Firm at 884c. Bagging -Firm at 30c. Flocb Unchanged; (4 50J4 83 for superfine; 84 85(35 25 for extra: 85 405 75 for Jouble extra; si 856 tor treble extra. Wheat Firmer, dosing higher; No. 2 red II 18&1 20; No.ldo 8125130; choice fl 30(51 40. s Corn Firm and more doing: mixed 783 80c; ytllew 8l(385c ; white W&noc; tbe latter for fancy. Oats More active and in better demand at 4 t45c. Kvs-Flria at 75(3800 Hishwinis-Unchanged; 97Kc OaocBBiRS-Qulet and but little doing; coffee 20(922340; grocers grades sugar lljia 13c; Louis.ana molasses at 68c. POBK-Quiet at 8J1 00; dry salt meat nominal at 13a for loose sboulders; 16 for do clear rib; 1316o for do clear. Bacon Quiet; order sales of sboulders at 14Jic; clear rib njgisc: clear 18o. Lasd Dull; 16)o lor prime steam. Chicago Marke. By Telegraph Chicago, Aug. Exchange Unchanged. F lou b U n ch a n eed. Wheat Quiet and 4a5c lower, closing at si iyj cah, and II 22 seller last half August, tor io. a. jo is aitemoon it was nun at i setter August. changed this afternoon. wjiwi-uttiei: no 2 oioaeti at m is. nn. jat8 reclined lc, closing at 43io for Ryb Steady; 80(881o for No. 2. DAJU.IT fall IV aotivn At SI fn Kr 46 ID BlUfH, - - HIGHWINE8 Firm at SOc rnoYioiufla-uniet ana nnm n r nn. tlo-G3. -'Pned active and closed quiet: 10315o tower; 89 4010 for fair to choice. cattle Active and firm at 83 6248 80 -w"-" -" priixie snipping, Sew Orleans Market. ByTelegraph. New Obleans, August 8. COTTON O.U let and flrm? mltrtllnoa lTiy amy. . t " or,j 7 . : . r;K.,. receipta l-m Dales; TY'i'lv?1"1' da i "aperflne 85 CO ; kjGmer; nlxed 1 05; while 81 07i. Bran- U5c Hay 824(325. Mkss Pork i233 50. 5 A CON firmer; nhnnlrlnr. ir.ln. nl.a. Labd Firmer ; tierce I7c ; keg ISo. Sugab Prime 13c. Molasses 503750. Whisky 2(ft81 03. CoFFEE-Prime 17J4917XC ITeir York Dry Goods Market. By Telegraph New Yobk. August 3. CUSlneSS CODtlnnM vlthnnt mnnh anl. matlOD Btl'.l. inrt for fnl lyin r.hriM nrl ... appear to favor the buyer. We note a redaction in New Yortr Mlll Mnillnn tn dq vvaumsatta to 20c. PeDuerel cnea Hbeetlngs are off at 235o ss foi- ? : 10 : to 45c ; 4 irom 4i to b7e 1 irqia i(to IBiic: Unnarl nrw 1f.t rti u lruux 10 53; 9-4 from SOi lo out", i-epperl 4 bleaohert from : 811 vj truo otner changes in pros pect, anil a little fin OF A (iAlnir At. A. Ann. cession, spool uouon held at 18o with more confidence, aa a ,,nu hu hu lugged into the tariff bill which doubled aotu auties on unwound nrn tn ha h.n. eat 01 a lew and tj the def.li.ent of uauy. aew iora: uoia and Stock Market. By Telegrsph. rTw York. Aueust a. .Jt-IYEa8y at 435. wlth exceptions ..MfR.1?--i:m11 at i59; sight bills vi ojuu otron Ker : onenp.; at 1 9isx. .1 vanoea to 1 . ana closed it 1 91 ti,. a 1 t-.vnLii j bum .i.uuu.uuu at xl a-iC0(a21 37-ltO; CXEARACEa-86 000,000; the shipment ii riA," .v.i. "l?la t sioo.OOO : to . vw.uw, mat ui itMinj was ZJ io 750 Governments Dull hot UOQDOnil 1SH1 nnyafim i0. , 18B2 lim.SnnL? -" - I' I,-""''IIIWWIIH11-1J 1 I : do. , Do. Do. Do. Do. 10-40'S 1864. 1865 New1867 168., -iiurgiiu4 108'jl0W -lffiriioy ..107 (3107)2 Currency sixes.. ' European Market. ByTelegraph. - - liOWDON. Aneust a. Rn5tiCt?. f5.curJtlC8 qalet; 5-20s of '62, szHi Cos,: 'ts7s, 8iii: 10.40s. fio. Fj-i. is? Illinois, soz; oleat Western. 20. fctbcki SLLi- - J-iIVKBPOls. An cot lower: m HHitr. ... t,i. , r-..' 8d ; sales of X.OOO bales: Call for A I . w h f tl 75 ? ,llf Hs 6d: red western No. a, 9s .,.v. ,v.w, western uour M-()2oa w U. 1- in, TQi, TIB tirt 1 ,.,.. y2s6d. Beef 113s 6d. Dard 71s. Cheese 63s. XaCOn. OitH for (V.mhorlanrl etit t-a - short rib middles. Petroleum lid : refined CO. IS Dd. Tulln j J"b Tnrnnnlln. 8is (id. Linseed mi as. lful. xj (taiM tA Memphis Market. By Telegraph. Memphis, August 8. Cotton Quiet at 10 V: recelDta ! haioo. J-LOUB Superfine 85 25. . . - CORN-92C&S1. Oats 50c XI ay 12 (23 CO. Bran 2o. ' , Pork Jai 00. " Labd 17WfoU8c bacon mui shouiarj im, at. a sides jsvja. - , . ... .

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By Teierrapb.1 Loui3Viii.E, Ar.guat 8. . PAGGijto Firm and nncbanged.--ottos Dull and weak; middling lSc Fioub Unchanged and steady. Grain Demand fair: wheat, corn and oats nnchanged ; rye 5o lower at feoc. Hay 81 for choice from store. Provisions Firm, with an upward tendency, but prices are ruling at last quotations. W HISKY 97c Tobacco Sales of 108 hhds at 14 CO38 75 for trash to good lugs; S7 00331 00 for common leaf to new bright wrappers. Toledo Market. By Telegraph. Toi.Kot Aug. 3. WnEAT-e lower; No. 1 white Wabash l 72; No. -A 81c; No. 1 white Michigan f I 60; amber Michigan 8141; No. 1 red Wabash 11 41; No. 2 do 81 39X: No. 3 hSSBali11; 1 held at "K' No 2 iR?T??"n ftnd 1?2 lower; No. 1 old 1 new. 45c 5 . 2 new 43c. too,w?f0T.8Kl8ner; to uffal; 78 Receipts irim, 1 m- . . 4n 2iMi tworreis; wneat. Z,JO bushels. - ... ...t) , uurn .mi I bushels; oats 4tSPSSL barrels: wheat 7,6.0 buVheli, bushels; oats Plttsbarg Market. By Telegraph. Pittsbueg, Aug. 8. Hoas-Run heavy; best heavy tin 2Cm 810 40; middling 810&10 25; light 83 WaioT iaxjijk-nuu muuerate. Ul are verv common selling at 6 a7o. ' Sheep Run light; selling best weight at ltis. Detroit Market; By Telegraph. Detroit, Aug. 8. L-FJ.OUB Demand for cbolos exceeds the uppiy at 03s 10. Wheat Very heavv and 3e lawAr- at. Oats Lower; state 6ic; western 47c. 1 i otfft uo; amber Xew Advertiaementa. Will pay for the New York Weekly Dollar huh 3 fiom now to Jan. uaryj, i7i. OJSE DOLLiAKwlll pay forthe8EMI.WEEKLYdo.do. 60 cents i month pays for the DAILY BUN. Address 1. W. ENGLAND. Publisher, New York. Advertising. A. Book of 125 closely printed pates lately issued, contains a list of the best American Advertising Mediums, giving tne names, circulations, ana full particu lars concerning the leading Dally and Weekly Political and Family Newspapers, together with those having large circular tions, published in the interest ot Religion. Agriculture. -.Literature. A3.. 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