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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-29

IsPKovEDalS59, WITH NEW EXTRA LARGE FLrns
THE STEWART STOVE
Is the only true Economist among Cooking Stoves.
THE STEWART STOVE @
Uperrtes to perfection with Bitrminous coal.
THE STEWART STOVE
VIII pay for itself in saving of fuel every years
THE STEWART STOVE
Does all kinds of Cooking at the same time, and
gives you also plenty Of bot water, aud warming
closet without cost.
THE STEWART STOVE
Combines the entire knowledge Of veteran inven.
THE STEWART STOVE
Bskss perfectly on top aud in oven, and roasts in
front, all at the same time.
THE STEWART STOVE
Wil do twice the work Of any other Stove with this
same sized oven.
THE STEWART STOVE
Cooks meat and pastry together without inparting
the flavor of one TO the other.
THE STEWART STOVE
viii last twenty years. Many now in that
though costing at first, il is in the end cheaper
than any Common Stove.
THE STEWART STOVE $50
Is the article suited to every fan ily-it will aid in
promoting luxury with economy. While ii will be
found an invaluable servant in the house Of the
wealthy, il will prove Good Samaritan in secur-
ing mfort md happiness to the families Of the
poor. To those I'm moderate circumstances it makes
itself Indispensable by its labor saving and eco
nomical qualities.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted for three months, and may then be
THOMAS sCANTLIN,
Sole Agent for Evansville
FULLER, WARREN CO.. Manufacturers,
Troy, New York. apls-lm
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As - 0 AND A"ND1''
Commission Merchant,

a.t
GyTOR.HGR W.a.N-rED.--wea are prepared
~ 10 store in our Fire Proof Warehouses, any
most liberal terms.
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular
care viii be taken of Household Furniture Agri-
cultural Implements and all kinds Of Goods or
wares liable to damage from damp or rust.
Insurance. effected at the lowest fire proof ites
by the month, or longer when desired y
Warehouse located corner Of Locust street and
w. and L. Canal, and most convenient for shipping
BY River or Railroad. Applyto
APPS GEO FOSTER a CO.
lNAsNsAL ST0R.AGR.--I have large cou-
" BILE Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable of
storing any amount Of produce which will be re-
ceiyed stored taken Of and held subject 10 the
owners orders on most reasonable terms
s 1854 p .areT p. @. O'RILEY.
mh26-tf - 80
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DRO wv 3 .1XE.M.1N RRCRFT.-
- ING, FORWARDING AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCAANTS-

Agents for kanawha Salt Company, Evansyille, I'm
diana We have formed q CO. partnership under the
style Of BRowS ArKxAS, and offer our services in
the capacity as Get forth in our card above. Taae
We are fully prepared TO extend every facility &c
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL
ROAD, and assure them that their interests shall
be faithfully represented, should they be pleased
favor US with their patronage. a.i--9.g-
Once and Warehouse on the corner of Main ST.
and the Canal. f .-.- ~ -I-'l .-f'ir.I-r--ls
WIN. BROWN, w NJ. ALTMAN
Late Of Howard Brown. Late of FOSTER, A Co
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DARR0 0''S TOH.sS1O-0O t.EN.
~ dies BsTrV~'s Tobace,' tor sale by
mar2s Preston BROS.

ID dies BsrrU~'s Tobace,, tor sale by
msr2s PRESTON BROS
EAfLE.AHLE FIRM ron S.9LR,
ON FAVORABLE TERMS.-0nr OF the very
tsst farm, situated in Scott Township, Ia Wander
burgh county, the homestead of Edmund Maidlow
Esq, is Offered foi sale account 81 the death VI
the late There will be sold either LIS acres
245 acres 80 acrrs clear aud ia the highest
state Of cultivation. Balance good timber iand.-
80 acres OF the clearing are in grass clover, and
about acres TIA wheat. The CLEARING is divided
into seven fields. There il g-od orchard, a fine
garden. good we'll and cistern, good house with
about rooms, good isru. stable, &C.
This IL model farm, aud the soil has never L~en
exhausted; the Princeton road through the
land, aud the Laldings within milr Of lugle's
station, regular stopping place ON the Evansville
Charlottesville Railrnad, within nine miles Of
Evansville.
Price moderate and terms sefy easy For fur
ther particulars enquire Of Il.
nlT-3mdSw DENNY SLTNKENHEIMER.
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81 Ayers Cathartic Pills,
MEDICINE.
FOR C0STIvENESS;
FOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FOR THE c cuR Il OF FIND iTNSbDieEsrIoN;
FOR HEADACHE;
FOR THE CURE OF DYsENTERY;
FOR FOUL ST0MACH;
FOR THE CURE OF ERYSIPELAS;
FOR THE PILES;
FOR THE CURE OF SCROFULA;
FOR ALL SCROFULOUS COMPLAINTS;
FOR THE CURE OF RHEUMATIsM;
FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FOR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
FOR DROPSY;
FOR THE CURE OF TETTER, TUMORs AND
.. SALT RHEUM;
FOR WORMS;
FOR THE CURE OF GOVT; 900
FOR A DINNER PILL;
FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They sugar coated, that the most sensi
tive can take them pleasantly and they the bes
aperent in the world for all the purposes of fami
Physie
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personsges, have lent their
names TO certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies, but space here will permit the in
sertion Of them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC, In which they
given with also full descriptions Of the above CON-
plants, and the treatment that should be followed
for their cure.
Do not he put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on. De-
mand AYERS, and take no Others The sick want
the best aid there ia for them, and they should
have il.
pss- Prepsred by DR. J. G. AVER d CO., Lowell.
Massachusetts,
sold by KELLER WHITE, Evansville, and by
all Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun-
try. mar23-d6weow
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EpERERRE.N'G To TIE 4 ID o y Il

h notice of Mr. W. ! Doub-I auuld
iecthIy solicit share OF ths puislis patronage
which will lie thankfully acknowledged 10y tEs
young beginners. MILLER \ NIEHACS.
Evansville, IniiAha. msrlS
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Bodism Mining Company, Evansville. Indiana.
Ofncs on Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal. In quantities Of not lees than 20 bushels. de-
vsred to any part of the city, at 10 cents per bssh
at the pit, 9 cents JOHN WYM0ND,
oct9 ai Eit Secretary and Manager.
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RETAIL MARKET.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won Tor itself such q renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaints that IL
is entirely unnecessary for to recount the evil
dence OF Its virtues, IL has been employed
As has long been in constant throughout this
section, need not do more than the people
Its quality is kept up to the best il has BEEN
and thnt IL may be relied 20 do for their rclief
all il has ever been found to do. 'tarl
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AOOrxCE.-TXE E.VD q e 81 a..V.nn
0v respectfully informs the public that he has
this day sold out his entire stock OF Dry Goods TO
Messrs- Henry +. Miller ami Henry Niehsus, who
will carry on the business under the firm Of MIL
LER NIEHACS, at the same old stand, 81 Main
street. The stock will be rcplsnished aud com.
pleted 10 few days, when they will &c glad TO re
ccive the calls Of their friends sud the CID custom
OF the house. I recommend my successors K
the favor of the public, and have only to remark
that my personal ATTENDANCE sill lie given 10 all
settled affairs Ut The late firm.
uarls WM. j. DEUDLER.
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/YA.SRLEs .MeJOAyV-sr0.v. WHOLE
~ sale aud Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT, dealer I'm Cordsse, Nails, Glass, &C.
meut Powder. Plaster Paris, &c, No. l2s Main
street, near the Csbsl. Evansville. Ind. feb2s
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1OM.R..M. sT.s.N.f'lELO, l.1R1skys.
~ TER AND JOINER, is prepared TO do any
thing sypertsining 20 either OF tho aove branches
Particular attention paid the fitting mp Of Stois
Rooms; also to the building Of Rarns, Mills, fsr-
tories, and Dwelling Houses, IN town country.
Mills lifted up to order when required. Those wish
ing work done will please give me cali, I will
always be read at shoi test notice.
nc Terms easy. shop ON Third street. between
Che-tuut and Cherry IN alley
, 1859-07-15
\ 4k4 KFattRh Corn Trade
Irrpn The Marx Lscs Exrrtzs, JAne =. ]

The weather Of the past week has been Ill
that could have been desired, both for getting
in the hay and advancing the corn crops. Some
quantity Of the former has been got into Ticks,
Gut does not turn out movc than about the .rer-
aRe yield. h.ring shot up loo tAst 70 make
heavy gathering. The critical time OF blooming
has now arrived in wheat. aud for the next ten
days or fortnight it Is most desirable there
khou1d be steady weather. not over bot. i se-
petition Of the late 1torms would be truly disas-
trous- The 6elds that were lately lssd hare
wonderfully recovered; bnt the quality ,must
be seriously deseriora.ed. Spring corn has been
grea4ly improved By The rains aud the potatoes
Crnerslly are looking strong, though with some
appeafancs Of disease in certain localities.
The wheat trade has Eegained its tone. the
country markets are responding to the deprea-
eiou Of London, which was evidently produced
by Que weeks excessive supply. 4 more mod
crate scaie of imports now seems likely, rs Tor
cieu prioea, in many ports, are on purity witt,
our own, threatening importers with the loss Of
frrichts, dutv, and expenses. beyond the risk
Of voyage. English supplies have mostly run
short, bringing up many markets Il to p
quarter, md generally rstes were firm. with
some dis;neliastou to accept the present ps1ces-
All this acquiring 1t time Of most favorable
weather, indicates "A upward tepdencJ, and
should Prnsxsa and Russia enter the pretent
Italian strife, ths finest weather would not q
Rble 70 kesp mstksta down.
, 1859-07-15
BY 'TIFII II'j;l:3 II'Fj;1l:3RAPH.


NV Toax July 14.-The mails hy tue steam-
ship Canada, which arrived At Boston last n'ent'
Tbe f"ilov;nr latest ~ intelligence is furnished !:
The ionann Tine. city article Of Saturday
morning reports considerable activity In 'ne
discount market. e-..r.-.
rent He.ss-i i)armatadt loan Of shzee million gull
baden was TO issue about two million gul'defs
worth Of ra,lsay bonds at 94f.
rrhe Horn;nq Post saya that Miner GIBSON
vii bec,mc President Of the board Of Trade in
place Of Golden.
Tic Paris correspondent Of the London Pvt
xays the King Of SRrdinia has refused oil die
tainrship or pTotccsorate in the papal statea-
Tie steamer Canada reports that she struck
au iceberg On July s1h at las P. H., IN lat deg
So min. Is tec., long. deg. 10 min. ~ see, ear-
rring away her bnwsprit, cut-water and appc!
part Of the main stcm; all the damages were =
feet above water mark and the ship dio no,
}.sk. She will be ready to saal at the appo'nseo
dRY.
, 1859-07-15
1fiuaNrtal ann Commercial
MONETARY.

TnrrsoA, E-rxrxe. July "A.
The Exchange market is closer to-day the
demand rather exceeding the supply Aatef'
however, nre unchanged. nnd it is to bc hoped u
will be long time hence before they Will 60 asaln
even as hlgl as two per cent II ces1a'n.s VIII
not it expectations in regard to Spring hea'
and the Corn crop are not disappointed and tne
next Legislatnre does its duty with rctereneeto
the banks Of the State. The large crop WILL
supply Exchange for the next year, unless tie
west il execedincly reckless in regard to pur-
- H.. Ieu;s,.,,r. ,n.. :. 1,u com,
es'ases' .e' 'ns s'4'"'' w.
pellinE redeapt'ons and "e snall haFe no4onSe
tn pay two per cent, for Exchange, great re-
.,,,3e,orr ,;ka flint tf ~ a1onr excrnted: The
'H.s'o<+S .'-e :.,,:.-.,:a,. ~ f,.~ ,e..nf,,,rr.
outrageous Swimming WHICH = ~" Aa.'a "s4:':-.
ers Of "wen secured currency are pfac1assne
upon the people should not be tolerated. 4
,,r,,,,sr or than, rc.;dc in th. ctr md will all
4.no'De. " ~a ,., ~. 1.--~.
their efforts to - Keep shaos. VIC ha'c Aee15
distinct knowledge Of nil their movements. Fer
~ .,,o.or, ,1,.v toen str;ct,x w;thn tbs limit.
~ p'.ee'' 'As' .'-f ..u .,
Of The laT. and ail we can 90 Is 10 teu tbe peo-
rte through our quotations Of Exchange, how
et1.c4naI,y t.ev are sliaotnq" thc business
-. with. .1,o. .,;, \. ,...,;,t.d..,
pao"e. "aeAaef .ue, va, oe ta'., ~ so4'
.,.,d 49, ...s;o, IF ,,o -.~, y.o;s,o.,,.
-s@s I 49,. go. 0 "
-c~,s ..,t:.. ...to. ~ r~o,,,,-,,,..
, 1859-07-15
DanyRevtsU :sf Ca]eals Market

,.F.;::. u. 80 1,,,,<
"uu ~
tAEltA1sA-fsop1!5Ms E ""~.s :" o44'Ate - ee"
FLOUR see'FA .'o .4ps. ~ .s' "la:
Aa1ksf aea aoe nosa4 -. :. ~ ala
as."&s 7''as "'''>' A'3" ~ ''A1'1sa '1t'
:pE. ~1n - - =. - so.ss ~ =.
S,.1 ..'.ss - ~ ~ - se w. -
. .e - ~ ~ "a'e ~ ~
c'g 49,. "a ..p.A =. c.,. 80. - vsp.4
~ ~. -. - -. w,. @s,..~ :. "a. g.. s -. ~.
o.,1-~-ss - =. -. -. -
3.e.' ~ .' =. as - ~ "ss 49,
A'.o ~ w ~ s4ss ~ Nv - ~ sS ~ NV
sFfnk =. ~ .- ~ - ..es w."
tonH-n%1p@"" 40 W. onPa.en1 ss,1@ w..
e. aara - go" w ~ ~
~. " -" ~ ~ 4ssS " W. - ose .s41.
, 1859-07-15

GREEN ~ 4 stone, TO,
ttoterk st1enton given to eoc4!ona AID proceeds re!
Cd on d1r Of afuent u eus1rpt r7tea nf e1cankc.
Refer TO Xe4stx. Geo. Smith Co. Chicago Nadre Baak
Chicago; L. a. Eenoa Co. St. Lou!k; 4ctus Gilmore n
Btotheron. C!nclnnatI; Sho1 md Lther DeaJe.1 Bak
Boston; American Exchange Bark. New York roi4
, 1859-07-15
Death Of Hon. Huf0D Cho1&e.

HA,.rAx, July l4.-Hon. Rufus Choate died
id this cily yesterday morning: His health had
contiaucd to improve during his stay here, until
tie atanek commenced Which closed bis career
II waa unconscious from o'clock till o'clock
on Wednesday morning. when be died. His re-
mains will be tlkcn to Boston for inter1nent'
4 meeting ef the bench and bar Of thls city
has been Gated 10 prepare au address Of condo
leuce to his famils. Mr. Cboate was 60 years
Of agc, having been born at Essex, Aass,; T.
Eurone for the bencht Of lis health.
, 1859-07-15

TIC total Falue OF 1feI1H1 Qusseu JUN "u5s
hns been ii ,0s5, ,e0..
MONTREAL WkEKLr AARKEr-5u1y 1.-THE
Montreal Gaz<ttt, says of Flour and Grim:
Floun-The market las been steadily recoF-
erine this week from the depression last no.
liced, and fair demand exists for local trade.
Super6ue Inns advanced about ooc, best brands
fetching s5so@c.a'. Fancy is now asked for
ut &6@6 Is, holders asking eG.50. Extra still
neglected and unchanged. Gnbrandablc flour
from damaged wheat, has also met IN improved
demand, aud large sales made at e. -5o@a.o,-
tue best lots are now firm at the latter rate
For future delivery. several sales Of snpestinc
are reported ut $G for "all August"
Gaa1x-NTheat-So shipping parcels are now
in the market. Abont 900 bnshels MAwaukes
Club sold Yesterday ut $l.eo. Tue coare grains
arc strictly nominal ut quotations. as no large
sales hare been made, nor are there any ship
r1nH 1nfs 0fftrinr
, 1859-07-15

m - wsz ~ ~psr bushas.; eaah sstsssaas
show ~ unhss1thy .sta&s Of TIA market, and sel.
dom exist for my length Of time. !
C1scrxsAn-Julv 1s-Receipts, ,14se bbls dour;
$40 bu corn ae,ee7 bu wheat; 7so bu barley.
The Gasettt Of this morning says:
Flour WIS dull, unsettled, and lorer again to-
day. Extra sold at e5.5o@6.so, and new, for
future delivery. wAs disposed Of II low II es.s5
There Ts7s rot ba{sf; q fns Il
&i,lo@l. 20 Tor prime red and white. osts Tets
taken freely at boc, and n. close ths{ were held
nj GlG152c No cb1nRe in corn. WHISKY de-
clined 4c, closing At Sate. Slight concessions
were made in the prios Of bacon, The result Q!
800 hhds. ut oi@7c for shoulders, and st@se
for sides. ii ciose. holders wese again drn at
: ma &c, A lot Of bulk shoulders sold at &C
loose. Nothing done in mess pork or Lard.
sr, LOUIS, July ls.-There is a fair demand
| for flour to-day, but 1t lower rates. sa'es o.
| Superfnc 1t &4.75. The lower grades Of whea!
have further declined s. per bu. Holders ask
| M advance for corn, but buyers are not d!spos-
| ed to opernte. Oats are firm: and in tasr DE-
mand Il 54@6o Whisky il dull ut este. The
receipts during the last q hours comprised
1000 bu wheut, md 5000 bu corn.
MILWAUKEE, July 13.-Reeeipts, 5s2 barrels
-four; 3,oes bu wheat; 1,53? hu oats; III bu
corn; $50 bu barley; II bu rye. Shipments
on bhfs four- Wheat declined cc-sates at
So@s5c for No. Spring.
u.nrxs77xn wnx.r r. W,scoSs1x.-The Mil
x.utee S<1t;od Of this morning s.ys:
T.S s,..,... h.~. co,an,.nced h,rve,t;ng
ihe isfme!s rare ~ vana,th sIthee% and nne :? tS6
tnei wateI "ae1. ~ sur";ne ~, % ,ett.r ~ ,han
eGet 1 eoannes .,sctad We ~nrs Informed to.dsr
had oeen e1peeea. "s WEE ":anae +, NJ
ia'st o. H., nteen f2 ood crt .ot
eonan' ..t .naa ~ T. ~. Sat- xers ncvcr morc
1rS; nrromS.;nr than ut lie present
New WnkAr IN c1sc1SSAH-Thc ff'~ Cur
rent of Yesterday SAYS:
yar xh.,t !. no, rom;no in rnnidiv-ao ooc
,s,,',s h.r;n1 .~c;red tha IL. fanr d.rs cl,;ef
nasuso "..s a.!saa1. ~ s.;ti. ia rom;sr ,Tect
y Hom ,nar a1nac, i:r,c sunnl;cx n. th;s xeatle1
"a necni;arIr favorab,c fpr nreparinc it for mar
ket. Al 81 per bu>hel the farmers will sell free
lr. but there cpu be no doubt that they will bt
nnwiil;nr. at present, TO accept much lswel
yutc.
, 1859-07-15

CRAWFORD, SHARP d CO.
~ IMPORTERS kyD DEALERS In f.rnef,rv. G,.,.
aIa Ch92a f1S{e Enie. Looking G.aes Cassoss I'D III
6cf13 Y re no. LID Lake afeet ChIaku, Ill "
, 1859-07-15

T G. BAIBOR, Banking and Ex-
J. change OHee 4. Clark Street E1cE.nse, Cncuuer1
Money. Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Referenees-J- Young sc7unoa. 4ress htu.ne Rans; !;
r H. Atlafa1 frfL
, 1859-07-15

THE BANK OF AURORA,
l. HALL BROTHERS. A.rnro. Nfeois
Bankers aud De1iefA In Exchange.
AZ eelo1s intnd u them yiA meet psnnps attention.
Refer to Hauk of the Stats. New York T. q. AtaEns
and George Smith d Co. CE.oEo.
4. Y. HALL. FL HALL. P. L.
, 1859-07-15

WAsa1xGrox, Jnly a4--ChaFles John Card
ner. brother of Dr.. Gardner Of the Mexican
claitn notorictr, and who was indicted for false
nwesriug in his brother's case and forfeited MS
bsiI by descending. ha"ing recently returned to
Washington, was io.day arrested by the Mar-
slaI and Is NOW in custpdr.
, 1859-07-15

UEIH1Gt13 OU0uEIs q UH1~
~ LAGHR.
117nRSEYS AND cDCISEL1oRs II LAT,
LxAruNaxt1 C11y. E-T.
VII attend to Ill professional bansa entrusted the1r
..o 70 buyttE selling paynk uE1a sssI =
tste VIII s1so attend to loanx lad Warrants, Of enter
M Eand IN anr portion Of The Tefrt1n.Y.
D1:e n: g Dsfava.e strses-up s.Irs.
REFERENCES s-Ina- A. Ll,eoiu, suy4akfeId. N ::
Hoa- .. n. Hatet. Spdnz1.ld IL; 4 !. K,<ke IL Egg,
Ge'ssko %Jthe CIR ;1 c. y Louis; 4ea !1ha ~ r
As4 Gea3xa Rko.u En-. Ano7. LII D, G..s= Br1~a.F
Z. Eatr I<cte1 Co. *. L11ts: I'm Ea!1. a:Geoh
tus Lyman 1sr1nb14 Ahqa, III. :.
X Y. ..-z117st ri ncoeK1-..W. HAx@AHxE,
!: :: lEg3kta
, 1859-07-15

ST, I*or,s, July lsth-The Omaha Aebrask'an
in ciyiur u, account Of tile dep1edntions recent
ly Committed by the Pawnee Indians, says $l5,'
600 worth Of property has been stolen from the
settlers. Gov. Black is in the field Ct the head
of so men aud 20 dragons. The Indians NUM-
1,nH k1l
, 1859-07-15

q EIC KER AND CHEARER
than ~ any othes ~st<y cozuuuatcA1oa.
70 TxAssHrFMlAF A. AIsA1F On TIT. III
ALfOKD + DANE, U.vxkn, /. u. DANEk GU Ts,v
Ys1k. prop!etots: y. Z, LlrTLEInHN+ General 1Frst
0sNx.7 ALBERT LEE, t;eaerA Western AE<8k EhaeSru
IT. Psop'te"rs of .he Oli usweko tlos IA easaetlea
With The diamond Line tts4eLs f4kes f1 s4vg
lov Klroaa Hon, mi ather heavy ftehs Is III
points Ws.e.
Sew Y,rK As-ata-F. 8. DANE r. r. JEyyB0y
4. II. THOMPSON, 100 ErAsi street
AIhauJ con.4nee-C. 4. FulGE FIR.
UuUSMAt + Co, N1anteSt}
sp:tn-e.ta JAS. PECk ! CO. chiazo. conAxasef
, 1859-07-15

GENTCNS AND UNDERTAK-
~ EEs,
60 Is LA SALE STREET.
Hare os Exnd = Ah timex ere4y EsYs Acd finish Wood
1<7d 1n3 1ae CoAas; also ahsnuta. And p.tpalsd
1h He75a And !s:5a1M. I'D everything regulate fas
Fnntsss sad mar b* found hznd and rxAdy Ia Stxa
prompt attention 10 thelz buAtE<ss II Ill toun.
Thy also have Csap4t md Vault Ia the Cer1sferY.
4Q13 WRIH1TA ka:LEME.
, 1859-07-15

ST. LOUIS, July l4.-A party ofengineers lef
WYandotte, K. r., tlis morning to surrey the
Kansas Central Railroad TO Fort Riley $50 miles
hcino firat rui]road surrey west OF the Missouri
River and another link towaras the Pacific
, 1859-07-15

PORTLAND, No., july l4.-Eightr kegs Of pow"
der in one Of tue mills at Gorhau, Nc, cxplo-
ded yesterday. blowing the building to atomF.
One man was severely injured.
, 1859-07-15

Or TE.EaRArH.l NE* 1oEK4 July u.
Ftorr-Neary. and unsettled ard To- lover. Salra 4loo
s.s ii Ito for super state for s1t5a o.
q { is for fnesi Round Hoop 0hio. Clcslax dull
GaA,x-Wheat dull; kxles a0tu including white Ky,
sa,es Soo hn ii 6o Cum nner: sAes but u Sc for
id mx1d wearn In h8 s0c for new Do del VERDI
g6kc for unnoand ye&w southern Oats lower and dull ut
xsts4se for State; <53&se foe Canadian.
WME1Er-tse.
Fxpv.soxa-pork }eae ACTIVE and 1ower 6ales 10 tts
Vi aI5s0G4l6 neef quiet. hAiea ~ bis y 10
"a ~ Country prime S99 Is for 20 ess; 10@14 for
rseked iAiako; Ptmc dun. 1t isast: Beef hams
fooTe ncye aEd frm, Sale1 hbl& 1t lT40 fof we1.
er. scon Iu rala % casxs smoked shouitels
cut mrats s,les ee3 packages. # foE sloqle,s
iic. RI 1er IS Ohio and ls9lsc for stais. Cheese
du!ct ai .a eHc
bonus ST; no Etssr. f.. II. Harlem ~ Read
inz n c 1!H II n Euar. 4 I. Ehe. ". Paaan1 1.1a.
, 1859-07-15

We ale now entering upon an interesting
commercial period, SO far as regards tic markets
for cereals .,
The wheat crop has generally been secured,
aud it is admitted That the yield is an average
one in quautity. aud mere than an average III
quality This much settled, the next question
ia order is tint which relates to prices. What
are the prospectzs New wheat is now beginning
to more Mt tue West. Little has yet been received
at this place, but considerable amount has bcet
sold to urrre, and in the course Of the ncxt fort
night the receipts will be large, chiefly from ken-
,ucky. Notwithstanding the sn a't arrivals, Thu:
fur, the market has been much depressed, aud
prices haze given wuy largely in anticipation
IT future movements, aud at the reduced rates
nobody is disposed 10 operate except from hand
to mouth. The trade is in state Of suspense.
For some weeks past, prices Of lour. and wheat
hare been sustained here independent Of SEN
hoard markets; for SINCE the frost exc11emeut-
carly ia June, there has been no shipping mar
ctu. But this cannot continue. Tbs interior
ind local trade caunot much longer sustain
nricex eboye the sRnhoar1 quotations tFelatirely}
and mattars must be adjusted upon 2 shipping
hAsis. The chsngcs necessary TO tAas end arr
now pending, and hsnea the indisposit'on oi
ofthe trade, from day to day. The aim is to run
oif stocks 90 AZ to have but little On hand, as
prices tend toward y shipping point, and this
being The Case, It il. Of course, no easy matter
tn sell, except as consumers purchase In order.
therefore, to ascertain what may be expected
here, when the full current Of the new crop Of
wheat sets toward this market, We must louk u
New York prices. There Hour has fallen 80 to
4oc per bbl, within few days and prices haze
still a downward tendency. Comparing New
York and Cincinnati quotations, for qualities
corresponding ~ith our supertnc, re hare the
following resrlts
rr4ce IL New
Fteft& s. g.