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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-08
To the Public.

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m far, have been very wet ones, causing many
OF rivers to overflow their banks, back
ing up the water in the creeks and bayOus, and
flooding to a considerable extent the bottom
lands when the rivers recede, which may be ex-
pected soon then the large surface of decaying veg
etabe matter exposed the scorching rays of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
fatal in its course, sweeping whole States, and
sparing neither age in its eonquering
march.
After a residence of more than twenty years in
the middle and Southern States We think we have
discovered medicine which, to a certain extent,
is preventative of the attacks of bilious fever,
ague, &c, and rs such recommend our Mag nolia
Whisky.
We wish the public TO understand that we are
not urging upon them the use of strong Liquors
beverage We and always have been, opposed to
their being used in that way, but if people will
them such, let them have by all means a
lengthen instead of shortening theirliv We pro-
pose to sell always pure aud unaduterated Liquors
for medicinal purposes and little for the stom-
ach's sake If required, and will challenge ali in
spection by the beat chemists in this any other
country, to find any inpurity adulteration in
the whisky branded by us, ''Al Ills h Howe's Mag
nOlia." 1t is ted, as il is distilled from the
corn, rye, or wheat, with slight addition of good
cistern water. We have no doubt many persons
have been ruined in health, if not actually killed. by
drinking bad whisky, she greater the reason that
Allis Howes' pure Magnolia should be in gem
eral use. just received and in store for sale
10 u pipes ass'd Brandes (old) from ) to 81 T. gal
II % pipes do (old) from to 81 o gal
pipes Holland Gin 3 pnncheons old Rum.
ap25 ALLTS K H0WES. Water St
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II UNNELL'S
F1ooE1ng Mills

WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL
EVANSVILLE, IND.
IKFAES NE W. EST.FBLISH.nEsH EAT.
II - nov in full operation, with new and COM
picte Machinery Of the latest style, for Planning
and Dressing Lumber, plauiDg and growing Floor
ing making Doors and Sash-Moudfngs, Window
Blinds, and every other description of work done
in such establishments.
All work at these Mills warranted 10 be we'll
dous, and will be offered the lowest cash prices
Packing Boxes OF all kinds made to order
Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pattern
Sitting and all kinds OF Saw ing done to order,
and in the most approved style.
JJ2 WILLIAM HUNkELL
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Il l. 1 N ID :

BD- BLINDS OF al Sizes maue 10 order.
BE DOORS other than regular sizes on hand, or
made short notice.
Doors moulded to order. Builders should, if pos
sible, make their Frames of regular Sizes they
then be supplied at nny time.
Ceiling, Siding, and Flooring for sale Mould-
ings of all sizes. Fencing Boards q feet long, for
sale cheap. One Window contains twelves lights
All orders must be addressed to
Z. s. BABC0CK,
my11-lyd&w Evansville. Ind.
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RETAIL MARKET.
CORRECTED DAILY BIZ II. coon a SON.

Evansville -. -r--,, z ard Currency
Corrected by the Branch Ba,,k
New York, Buying - Selling "a
New Orleans, par "a
Cincinnati . y
BANKABLE FUNDS, CURRENCY AT PAR
STATE BANK OF INDIANA. LOUISIANA.
BANK OF The STATE OF IN WHEELING CITY.
DIANA BALTIMoRE.
STATE BANK OF OHIO. PIrrsRURe
KENTUCKY PHILADELPHIA,
PAVING FREE MISSOURI ST. Louis only
BAEKs OF INDIANA.
OF OHGo--ExcEPr
Union, Sandusky. dis City, Cincinnati. 80 dis
City Bank, Columbus dis Canal, Cleveland. 70 dis
eneca County......75 dis.
NEW YORK, NEW ENGLAND, JERSEY, PENNsYI.
VANIA, AND DELAWARE, IN GooD CREDIT.
sPECIE-PAYING FREE BANKS.
Rockville Bank, Brook Exchange Bank Green
VILE, castIa
Bank of Elkhart, Elk 'ayette Co. Bank, Con.
hart. nersVille.
Bank of Goshen Goshen. earmers' Blk WestfeId
Bank of Gospert, Gosport. .Ioosier BIZ, Locansport
Bank of Indiana, Ntichi. indiana Bank Madison
gan City. indiana Reserve Bank
Bank of Monticello, NJ !. Kokomo
ticello. indiana Farmers Bank
Bank OF nit. Nern9l, Franklin.
Vernon. Indiana Stock Bank, La
Bank of Paoli, Pauli. porte,
Bank of Rockville, Wa Kentucky Stock Blk. Co
bashtown- Iumhus.
Flank of Syracuse, SYRIA Lagrange Bank, Lima
cu5o. Aer. and Mechanics Bk,
Bank of Salon, Salem. New Albany.
Genk OF Salem, Now Al New York and Va. State
bany. Stock Bank, Evansville.
Bloomington Blk, Bloom Parke Co Rank, Rock
ington. willie
Crescent City Bank, Ey- Prairie CITY Bank rerr4
ansville. Haute
Canal Bank, Granville. southern Bank Of Ind,
Cambridge City Blk, Cam Terre Haute.
bridge City Salem Bank, Goshen.
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MISCELLANEOUS
E. S. BABCOCK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.

EVANSVIL lie, INDIANA.
Have constantly on hand SASH, Doors and ROLLING
and STATIONARY SHADE BLINDS, of Superior Allie
gany Lumber, we'll seasoned, and neatly and strong
iy manufactured.
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DIR. HAAS, having leased the rooms fornlerlyoc-
cupied by DR.. kivett, in DR.. Bray's building oppo-
site the Pest Office would respectfully solicit the
citizens of Evansville aud the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his aid see the speci-
mems on exhibition. All those who need Dental
operations performed and pleased with his work
shall be attended TO with great pleasure His
CONrIN UOUS GUM
works without seam or crevice Nothing will be
more clean, or have greater strength. His BLOCK
WORK has but two seams in a full upper or lower
set Persons can laugh heartily as they choose
without showing that their teeth artificial aud
cheeks that are sunken be restored to nearly
their original contour.
lie also makes the ust:al styles of plain. and sim
pie gum tooth work gold and silver plAte-and
also the Chenplastic work, which Is much liked bv
those who have used it. He has also two processes
for extracting teeth without pain--bo inhalation
no injurious effects arising from their usethe most
delicate can have them applied with perfect safety
Ho- Parents will consult the health aud beauty of
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those invausIia organs
RE | take pleasure ia introducing DR. Hass
formerly of Lafayette, Ind, nay successor to the
old rooms in Dray's building, hoping he will ind
them both pleasant and profitable From my in
tercourSe with the Doctor, pleased o hnd him
one Of the progressing possessing taste and high
professional ability and standing With this Siew
can, with safety, recommend him to the community
as skiltui and conn stent dentist
apis J. KIVETT
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INSURANCE AGENCY

ALLEN C. HALLOCk.
Evansville.
UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsTER AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to issue Policies from several First
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on Inland and Fire Risks He will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE
lie will attend to the Adjustment of Losses
of every description under policies from other
agencies, and attend to the settlement of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in
terested. His long experience as an INSURANCE
AEENT has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
BE Office. Marble Hall Building, No. o Main st.
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PEVNE E.N'DER SE6t.V.X2S HAS OPEN
~ cd a drawing class for mechanics. Those who
wish TO join requested call at his Office in or
der TO bespeal- the particulars.
J. X. PRICK, Architect.
oct19 Office in Crescent City Bank Building
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gNORRECTE3.N..H PE0PEE
y are under the impression that Rosscr Bros
70 are keetHnE hEe silk and fancy dress guup
only For the Information OF such We would sta;
that or stock ot staple goods IS complete, such as
CALltOEst GlNGHADS, DEBAGES, Mprinos,
woo! Hsnnels, the best Of canton iiniiei- iinseys
bleaehed and br"NNn s:iirtinss aud ~he~tfngs Sc-
Also Sattinets. Jeans and osiitsre@ t1r men and
r-ys wear taii aud examine.
ROSSkk BROS Il co
oct - No. 30 Main street
zoo OE.N-SksS ssE' 4UE.S E.N.E-pO
- ers Il Neightmaa' ; msuufac ture, just received
anu Tor sale at small advance eastern prices at
WIN. III. +. SGODDAKD'S
Tti' II Main streat.
~ .S.uE'S! L.z.HEs BHOL RSS.4LE
SdS ana retail lot ia store TO -dsty diroct
from the manufacturers at the Drug Store of
WM. Il. p. STODDARD,
"4ttI Il Main street
lNeED~ .HOE.g SekeS mp STG.TE
. v lnO bbi- choice Nolasses.
- hhis Sugar;
10 arrive By next steamer for
0ct2i E ). BABCOCK.
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= II. FRECH, .4RCNKTECF .s.y.k1
a. SUPERINTENDENT, CRESCENT CITY
BANk BUILDINGS, EVANSVILLE, ISD.
Plans, Specifications, Detailed Drawings and Es-
Inmates of Public and Private Buildings, Stores
and Churches, will be carefully prepared and satis
faction guaranteed He solicits the patronage of
the citizens of Evnnsyille and vicinitX. MARLIN
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For sale by LEIGH E CARLsTEDT
iel3-dRwf;m

sgTS1.N@G3EE.S'TSs.sT TED Ii " e TW y
u cheapest article in use for making SOAP one
pound of it makes twelve gallons good soft sotp
Full directions sold with every box of it, bv
octl0 N S. THOM PSON, Druggist
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z,'H FRIES amounting REORGANIZATION as
hoie Tickets $40; Halves 50; Quarters S.JS

Certhcaies Of Packages III The above Schenls n.
ne uta"h each Wednesday, will be sold At the f,~
lowing rates. which is tho risk;
Certificate o Package of ~ whole ticIoets sI4e SO
20 half IA n
70 quarter - 81 ~
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SPLENDID SCHEME!
TO BE DRAWN
Each "Wednesday in Nac

Class $50 draws Wednesday, December Z. 1889.
GHss - draws Wednesday, December Ia, 1893
Grass 00O draws Wednesday, December ri; 1889
Ct6Ss o'S draws Wednesday, November rs, 1859
, 1859-08-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

AoxnAT ErEHJo. Aukun -.
%EA7uts.--cool hut pleasant With the wlcd bIow.a
frrsh from the southeast.
A.R1'xn ssox cH.cAco-At Os~rso. Aug. s6lh-seh
CkrAIrn r,z CrtoAso-rf3za psseeo Acs: .6th-Seh,
Fer'aa ahd SiGtasua.
& FIX 11naatAn Ven na y ssa,e scrs iiuDa <r
.oes s-nS a:ss5, 5 SG s1t; 81 S;S eh,a -g &
Aiu'oser Cretoss, toqurtie
Fur i'tF'Al"-Th. rsossues Toaaw1ad.. Capt Palmer,
ofhe Western transportation Co. eeared toay for Buf.
o nth wheat lead and gran seed aud the psopd>
Ter Dac'ah. Capt. Cotltis Of the y. T. Central rne fs
Buffalo, with bour. xhest s<ed ND led
A:Eorsn Tho propeller Ncnona which p.*scd ~ las,
shr V i i IN wien the ste mr. s.ao came down.
lte rru tuyahaKa ran sshnrc 1t citing I.lAnd below
= III. a,~taas-Des ftaaas. II. On %'s' inc fsa''
-asy IN Fa t1cainr so asose naaxn a mt f.
vhIeA ~as in It .ae d. her chi vzer tu~ToTt
s % @ .es M s :eos n Il. =: VI
l. CARRIED MY. aut her foe Iii considerably .
,Ss % * ae "9 9 % aaa st e h ,s[ sp r.
tcnto' lr'"s%oed on her s"ysee--{l~trlt THb1ae "e
n The " Ds5t. @ *Ale' wss 1a.s<d a.y o,,.o xaoe
Eikht IN tie F4us t.A1e.-tfbd- 1- 7S'
FHerr7rrL ACCIDENT About noen. rtic Ja>. Powers
waA Engaged loading railroad ten hoasd the schooner
Plymouth Eoce. he Wis ia way a1uck BY ooe Of thr
lar and severely ueed about the had and his r1xht Am
horribly m.tllase, Dt, Clark dre.scd hts uuunGs IT,
ro~!s escaped beIag kn,ed.-cs~eEo Times,
A LAkz E1sdE1 Doe1os.-rhe Cleveland he, I'D ~
Ftay eyrin the fore N aft sct ooue, TN hpor
Captain Tatt. ka;Iel from thai po. 9,r B4on Oh bun,
Jay af'cruaa. She WIS built at Ailan bf Mr. Oay wA.
bid q Il noEt1a:e an.e hy Fearing anA Hinekry sh,a
rhaad!ss q ptop, laden With humber ii Detroit and
N,.tI Ibta3 tyadr ps4 ~
, 1859-08-30
singular EH.'ri "f tllr Aur.rx Bor..,,.
On the Tc1cEra ph Wtrea.

A. Skw OK, :An:'. s.,-Tae Superintendent cf
rt";slls foElos. u .i.,,on Il, hi: etE,c
Anrnra f.ure liz last nj .h1, " N1ss
! never. III an t&:'v' "ncc Of fifteen years in
~s"lhI''k Telegraph l'uc-, Witnessed xp,,nu
~ sf4r r1t''''';tnary effect OF the Auroeo IT,
night. ''1' 'a&'
'lacc line VAS in most perfect order. md
*ei' sk! "a ''r ra.ors ssnr:;cd ipces,ently frnr
cIEf't O'clock iast sy, lin. I'LL one aclock th;x
n'"fhluE !" YET orr in u ioteilisLc form obou,
1""f tundr'..' ward. If the report rcr araur-
5"c"'h tor the As>":i@tc,t Press. Al The I.tler
hou'' ~ co,ntl'tsH "rtc 'he wires under tbe
lound utterly in'l"t->'bic to commuu,cate r..
t~crn tue t.tcs7ut'h stations. and the line h.d
to he c]nt.d' -"
-, The snuar e:slcr.:y prevailed AZ far Sou,h =,
Washington. "'" 40
, 1859-08-30

Ol0 BALES GRAIN BAGS
wv i ftt rate s!ts13s md eheep.
fAISOtS, PlIklS 4 HATKEY.
( 4fnx
, 1859-08-30

Of rsJ Nd description. The rs4es pad
l ts4$ea NN8 oH to 6t-ahe latteF Frice beins
ps3 saT ~ one ooca4 on. aud 81 lod being tte
] ssett outaide figure. The bulk Of the DAYS
pufeaases was bought At between IS Cd and 81
~ PR buthr!. There *aa hardly as much CON.
Petition. but the market closed pretty trm.
Spring Wheat wat not offered. Its wnrth 4e
10 a Cd per butheL' Bartey IL IN good demapd
| % ID u So std perbushel. Rys3s, but pomi-
nal. Oats sre scnrce, and deu1rrs rrlnctantly
] "oS'RfAt--Aug o6--F1our firm with moro
eo'a.' sopefhae &t.60 to *4.So; fancy IS; ex-
IT,, nA *esv 10 $3.50; unbrandable steady. with
S@'eS ~ <3'ao 10 $3.50. No wheat offering.
-~tnnoos1,ols-Aus. 80 TON 2o.-Receipts, ~ bbla -four;
na, t;4np Da: com; no oats Corn firm at a0993c.
oa's 4'@4sc- Rye eoGs5c.
AisASr-4us aac.-Tbe Stut<s.naA reports as
'oHo"s -" The supply Of Wheat is very light,
~ PI'ces arc firm for the few lots offering;
@ "nie eaaada at l3Gc for one LOT and 140 for The
1is4ehe o., ea l4hf iof to 60 East, on order. a
~ of e'o buah. Rye sold Ut 7ec, Sc lbs. We
uear oI 10 sales Corn. Oats duli uotliing Of
.1; mnment doing; 500 bush. State sold at 4oc,
.oe's'lILE-Aug. e7.-Ho change in -four
aoo grain. Small sales Of the former At e4.G5@
40. nheat 85@90c, and choice white Csc.
= sale from store Of lS0 sacks prime white
sneiled corn at 77lc. sacks returned. In other
grains onfy retail business.
eT Louis-Aug. e7-FIour is shade loner;
Sales soo bbis city superfue at 1886; f. waa
ons!ed for October delivery. Wheat heavy, and
eno'se Qualities shade lover; sules Ut fair and
Sooa 1ali ut e2t@85c; prime ut 67@56c, and
cn1lee 1 at $loa. Corn very dull; small sales Of
se'io~ at e7c, and white at77c.
c1sc1SSAr1--Aug. 27-The Commercial Says:
- Scarcely ans change is to be perceived in
our Flour market, holders arc fully as firm in
ASKING figures ~ yesterday; but there nse hut
icw orders on tue murket and no speculative
teetng, excepting What is manifested in the sale
Ut .o9o bbls at 1850 deliverable in October,
sellers option. Wheat il steady but tue charac-
tef1atics Of tile market ars in full keeping with
lnosc not'ced Tor Flour. Corn il in toicrable Dc
mand ma only at q SEC. Rye and Oats unchanged
"htskE inactive ut .4f. During the ias1 u hours
there were recercd;
yS2s. f;2u'. eGls H.. ....l 5is Wheat bus s
Con, las. Billy n :..s'isaa y
There was less strength to-day in the Proris-
at any lower figure. yet buyers seemed to think
tnat holders we're more inclined to coucede the
fractions on Cut Meats. l30 hhdsx Hncou
Snoaloers were reported at &c. There arc Or
dtrs On she market, but limited still below the |
nolhlna! hgures current" /
BAArxoRE-Aug. q, A-Flour firm but un.
chansed. Wheat aetire and improving; salc.
Of 1900 bush. ut &l.ao114o for white. ind
e4;iof9 Is Tor red. Corn firm at 81 "a SIC for |
yellow, and so@-ac for white. Provisions !
Firm. Nhisly-Steady.
, 1859-08-30
Daily Resiew Of Chicago Market.
MuxrAy EEtH1xt Aug. -

MuxrAs Ee1H Aug. .
FEEiGlITS-nulrr. The ecsoune7 G7a-c GrrcHwood
] was ila, rd to take I'm to Bua4,o at e.
| fLurR-KscviI,s, a5ss HIS: r'i1nents ~ tSls,
Market actirr and neaiy, With fair acn..nA fur
choice brands If Spring Extra Saes 4av ~erc:-ls y
Princeton City" Spring 10 Ut 'atas % tsA
'M"avEce" % thIs t;ae.bufxhdu and ~ Ibis Scs
ling" duaI Il 90 IS th;s II River Do and bnl.
u! another Eand nj - 80 20 ttI -rte d II o.. u
,hl. ~Eidy~ Fine s:6:t bills Whhe Winter b:s:x
ard % bit. vt Jo." Whit Winter onr.t. Ryr tnur sut
Il 3.e+&sio,
NHEAT-1.ecriIA ,fAe h s1lprse1k. - ooe tu. W1x.
7kk-Qul.t. S4e. - tu No. White At el-1 "a
task tu NJ it<I Il vcc track; 70 ta aoe Red 1t
in nrr Il COZ bu do al 7 tn stose oIu T. k7e ltd
G0c IN SrrtSG-M41ket tnn md active. Sahs
:Is'tp tu: No sui: In lois Il 3c IL t'nre 1Lo
u Dr. in lott at 3.c in stot - W. bu DO }1le terms
80, ou NJ, Vi Gssc!n stn oe' tu do Ia Its tic III
'.o hu do ri 7o,icta stor. lecoI ou DO Il c ,u
.urr .ee tu do tn ot} .lc In too bu old
t,ns4ri Al 4lc In sitrf.
C0ES-lircerts :. s.. bu sh!rmetts A-sptu. Mal.
s< tuli aud ircntd lc. sats :-G01 bu Canal
No. IT, IT, b.. sc) bu C.na Vi 60c ahoat 5000 eu
ca.olce S. csa' IL a,ere 1t Gle fob; aN0 su tt DO
hAfn b.: 4Do bu do st .9c af1a1 e. bu No. lnl Il
= t~e in Il - toj au No II &c in ssnrt.
QATS-lsccep ,t...1 tu: Ill. .1epts 90 tu. Mar
tet aa1ye ard sseaty. sars 45 bu Sn.1 tcaaA
.e4r anozt; 5000 bu do u .t4c 4aua1 .o0 DO tn
s:ureat:sc-
RY s1ecrxts rs. IN. Market very quiet and \ shadr
ox.r sas ~tsr: Loo eu No ii .s about; ~ au At
3te 10 II t6r
UANI .E1-hecc}ss' Aata A2'ket Inactive sad ndnl
= II - t4ec
SEED. -Eecep:s. II, ,s1s Ia. Timothy sd in len DC.
n,pd .od ..srk lrasy. sael ~cr:s.: tas. ca,,e II
:. 70 oa , xk ba<s do u = 20 sore; & psss Do =.
20 deliver Id - hasx tuos ptiel Ut Aso u Lu do u
tl-s:
uNiaw1s Es-Re,ellsa l. Tide qrlvt xa.Sz were
81 ht:. ii -4e.
ALCOHOL Is hsls told u 5le-
rdOylsION Mes Fork nouainal Il 4!33,5D: Cut
M.s sdv.uced: 1oo Pcs tulk Shoulders rod TIC al
depot uaeou,a sao1 rtques and trn a. 7&Gse forshoai
dess, ard lnxiIc III Hams.
LARD-S~mh u Al Ntc-
rALLaw-R4 oe,ltA. Il: LIS. Quiet and noHsnal It
lo4GtoAe-
HIpE>-Ecccl ~. ss.e.3 lt~. Market shaae Atmrr
s..s ,e-day wcl II tho following quosaao,A--Gntn
ald ;xaske: Extra TEm1asd. sxc +: y Flint lss1Ge
ruTA1uESl asc.I,a. sl& tu- Market quiet tales,n-
day were ii r.n, VI s6 tc fer COMMON TAI. aAa &@
ltc for good
b& prime Aicakan q IL; 80 blu. cosa-
nou 10 u, asat-> u,5:; Is ibis cAoce Southern
i Ae13-
EGGs-,u tdh n request a-d advanced 1e-eacssns 1t
A5se- !
I-rrER-1 tn 4. F1:a.n Du.t.r 1a91sc; p1l,y, lse
fOEL1HY-1 ~ SAa Af-A *l.'o9-I0 pet dag; luz
'r5s, a6c PIT II |
oSloSs-hs, o. ~r bu !
SWEET p1A I0k S-n.;@i.;o rer IN.
GEASs-pul! at 4esl K. |
ifAEEh-ca1e >,Isth t1rn'a. ff3p Grad Rvet, |
H. e. ~ aud ~: sso .Sh 1Fia caatk from Aanlaee.
e1:H.
LIVE sTock-A cee;tss q eat. II A'x, Is. sisrp.
Il :a'k3' Is c1hf o s4e aav.t, II cane Sc: pt:ess
- "S' H:: e!A 1T Of !: sosa va. = so"ss'
VA .o3e os t%e m tket thy ws1e sod ~ ~ sone Aea
, 1859-08-30

u Ton LIE L'scrp.o McrcIry, Aug. 1s.l
The Dublin Eefnt"g Post, states thut the Irish
harvest, in which considerable progress has al
ready been made, will be one Of tue earliest erer
lno~p; and. taken altogether, the yield md
quality will be more satisfactory than was ex-
pect. q two or three weeks since. The reports
from most parts Of the country describe the
,'s'ent as very tair crop, as yet free from in.
~. :, generally thick On the ground with full,
ne.a:: lily car. Oats paye been much o,np1ainrd
Of, an. that crop is generally short in the straw
but The / cad Is pretty strong; and although lhe
yield will II some places fall much below IN ay-
.rage, tho TO- tai produce is not likely 10 be very
seriously de6e,'eat~ or barley the reports are
various uud conflicting, and it is difficult to ay~
rive Ut correct e2ti1nu,c. In Carlow, fur exam
pie. some fields Of barley have been secured
in Wexford, ! fanso1s barley growing district,
the crop varies much in character. and same
position is inferior, While in other counties the
sane description applies. the crops being some
times light and trim on the gound. AL The ac-
counts hitherto Of the potato hare been quite
encouraging, reporting the crop as xhundaut,
very fine
, 1859-08-30

II l9fn tue L. 3 Ec0h1ELt. Aug. a3.
In order to estimate the effect Of demand for
9feadstuds, we may turn back 10 the yenr 1866
Ia that ycur -four was, July stb, selling at ~ 5u.
An export deullud then set in, and tue rate rose
Steadily to e ~ per bbl. Nor. 5th and coutip-
Hed TO rise to &s.12, Feb 1854. Ia that period
England took from New York ulune aG6,uCU
bb!s Of aour and 3,7a4.opo bu of wleat- The
rate Of freight rose tr. III Is. I'd to 3s. I'd, stim
u!atlng trade md freight On the canals, and all
la'fonds then operating This produced activi-
y II tue produce Market aud it Infected corn
Taller more than wheat, raising tbs price from
1Vc to eoc-~caused an intense pressure in the
money market, Involving numerous failures,
among others H. Dwight, Jr., banker md bro
ker, under adrances for Western railroads. The
contraction Of the New York suks WAS very
arvtre, being sl1,!vD,t1o, or IL per cent, in the
l'cr1"d neH:loned. The impurts had not been
iiArse, aud exports were free, but the country
banks drew every do}lur they could command to
Iced the crop movement, uud the dtnaud for
Moucs IN the city to make advanees and invest
!" it'r excited graiu market, absorbed nll otLer
business.
Ihe operation soon turned. however. The
large exports kept down Exchange to s19 per
cent, and the EeAfzat.on Of the produce gradu-
a'ly mud. money more abunda i, and in Feb.
runry il had become cheap. This powerful in.
aucuce Of an excited produce market was feltin
succeedug yeArs. }n Sosembes, mixed West
eFn t1our was sold ut e. In 1856, ut Il; in each
yer giving large profits to the growers. In ,be
present Feur there il no disposition to employ
tnouey IN that way, and what is more, no ui*po
a'i"n to sell produce under 2i-equal to slto
in New York, aud there is certainly very little
chance uox Of getting such price. That large
etemrnt OF demand fur mouey will This year,
therefore, he wanting, md The cheapness oi
t'oney abrnad--in face Of growing confidence
IN peace-'ril' add to the supply here 1t is ob-
sious, however, thu, this In. a .pevay limit,
since the decline in value here is simultaneous
"'th rising value there, md an equalization OF |
rates, lnso,cs q renewed remittance hence. |
The value Of wheat exported from the United !
States in 1856 was "a ,;.o, ,>Ua, aud cotton
Sl2s, ,"Uv,eov. The circumstances this year arc
such as to give much higher value to cotton !
ahroad, and it is probable that what il lost In
b'calstutls il made up in cotton. The cheap.
ness cffood. ne remarked on q recent occa- |
ZION, is au element Of great prosperity for The |
l"od buyers, mud the commercial md iuduetrial (
Interests, and these will iDpart prosperity to |
ull interests, save those Of Western If cd sell |
crs and railroads as u menus Of transportation.
, 1859-08-30
Financial an0 gtnmulFrrtat


AospAr Errs1na. Aug. -.
Exchange went down =7other quarter to-day
rs VIC anticipated. Clrreny rates arc now II.
The demand is mod .rately uctive. Ad7ices
from St. Louis qacse # II u for Illinois aud
Wisconsin currency, showing IN: improvement
also III thzt city.
Business continues to improve, though mod
erntely. Currency is also in better request
from country bankers and correspondents 10
Unrest in wheat. The supply rs Jet is fully
eqna1 to the demand We hear less complaint
OF sir1ngency in the money market; though
discounts are condn ed Eooinly to bes, Customers
and Tor strictly business purposes. Accomao-
dations at the regular banks IRE always made
al IL per cenr.
Cold II with no demaud. In the street
Scarcely anything is DING. Rates merely nom
luai ut a. per cent. per mon tn.
, 1859-08-30

CUNf}K1ES-l00 f;bts. aud Hi.
~ Nbs cAexink md snokIrr Tabsero
80 B-1ss Tntlacco.
~ cAadie' JohAees, fur ta1e ys.y lox tx