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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-20
NUMBER 80.
\ MISCELLANEOUS sar
s BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A ~
THRESHING MACHINE 7
Pitts Patent Thresher and
.- Separator,

With MOFFITT'S HORSE POWER ATTACHED
is considered to Dc the best machine OF thr kind i.
the West.
80 The undersigned are now prepared Q" furnish
machines Of the above PateRt of style and mal,e
not eXcelleJ in the western country. All We ask Is
that cur work maybe compared With any of eHr
cotemporaries, also, our prices These Ma
chimes were already thoroughly INTRODUCED Ar1
known when We commenced the manufacture 4
them and we shall only say that al tle Lachin,
of that patent hich make, ,.shai De made a q
such manner, of such materials, and with such
iinp provelnents of our own, will materially Ia
-Threshers. a'--r -'c
Wlscan now offer to our customers choice of
these excellent Machines, and also choice sf the
Horse Powers, to drive, then Of any size, from 4
to 10 horse, upon as reasonable terms any other
establishment aud respectfully solicit orders
for either size or kind and wgud req,est that they
be sent in early possible 10 insure getting the
best machine i--'7i- kRATZ,& IIEIIMAEa1
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~ I. ASSETS, AUGUST l. 1859. .s.-I 3.
Cash ON hauk and in Bank..--..S66,0 ,059 05
Cash in the hands of Agents.. % ,4S3 81 -i .'.
-.f...r -Sl3,5i2 Sc
RealEstate unincumbered. 6,500 90
} Loans secured by Mortgage on uneil- IL
numbered Real s7.l5o 90
Loans amply secured by pledge of Stocks, l-a
Bonds, $3.50 90
30 shares U. s. Trust Co.
b. stock, New York.-..S5 $1,000 $3.50 s
200 shares American Ex.
81 Bank Stock, 10000 206OO .4...'
300 shares Metropolitan l- .
Bank stock, N Y.....20,00O 21,SO0
200 shares Bank of Com l...H % .-f.-..f...
merce Stock, Y......20, 900 20,Oo0
l50 shares Continental Blk --...--........
Stock. n Y....-.....-.15,OO0 l5,l5o -
300 shares Merchants Ex.
Stock, ,NY.-..........lo lo,WO 10000
AS shares cf Merchants
Stock, Y..;,.,:;;.,,;y.lO,,eO l2,lss ..
500 sharcs Phoenix Stock
NY.........--..........lO.OoO ll,2OO
100 shares Ocean Stock,
. f...-................... 4,uua 500 ..,..'-..
300 shares Ear. q Mecl's .
Stock, Hartford ....... 600 "a 500
Hartford ...,....... 2O,OOO 2o,4OO
200 SHARES Mer a Manu- H45.i -.u rfiit.c
fac'rs St'k, Hartford-2O,0Oo 2l,OO0 s-....t..
100 shares lEtna Stoek, -'
Hartford ..,......,.-,y.2O,Oe0 2l,Goo srrH-
l9j shares City Stock,
Hartford ,.............. II, 500 2O65a -.t
100 shares Mercantile StS, Id. .- - f----f.- .-.f
. Hartford ................. l5, ,0dO l5IJO
10 shares State Stock, .li-uri AlE.H -.. o.
u. Hartford =. ...........- Ii 600 l3,2O0
% shares Hartford Stock, d' 7itI'f ff.st ii-
Hartford ...,--........ 2,5D0 3,:is1l ....a.
so shares of Connecticut
River, stk, Hartford. $500 Q s,a5e -7.. 81
10 shares Hartford coun- 81.
~ Stock, Hartford. 500 500 '--'''- Dot
100 shares Citizens Bank q, f.-g .. s-.........I
Stk Waterbury, Ct. 10000 1880
/ IS shares Waterbury SIX, li.-"y -i''- --- -
Waterbury, Ut...... 1900 T. l,995
4sha St.f.
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DsS- Ten Brock writes FROM England
to friend in Memphis that his winnings in
England this year topped SAC, 900 to gain
which he risked but $40, 200. -Haas-.aa- .
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1ardWare.
E.fCOB STR.AER y SO.N. NO

- MAIN STREET.-we are now opening a
large and well selected stock of German. English,
and American HARDWARE, which offer at very
low prices to Cash aud prompt time buyers. Now on
hand and arriving land Spades,
Anes', Rowlands's, and other brands Shoves
Blood's Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scytltes, !.
Do Hay Knives and Briar do,
Garden Bakcs and Hoes.
Mill Saws-Rowland's and other brands, r
Cro-s-Cut Saws, do German aii,l q. Steel
4. Do do, Tuttle's Patent, .. 81.
Booth & Co.'S Table Cutlery,
- IIargreave's Pocket do, s t' 1880 l.tf
butcher an other brands of Flies ~ T. lEe T"ols
TRACE, Log, Halter and Pump Chains,
ANes-Biood's Lippincott's, and others,
ii Pump Tubing and fixtures. f .-H l'.
Ohio Tool Co. Plaues aud Truss Hoops, .
Spear & Jackson's Saws, tr
Il. Brass and EnaIneled Kettles,
Hay aud Manure Forks, '.- 'tt--f|
Sneaths and Cradles, .s n ... -r..t..-.. b.
Pruning Knives, Shears and Saws. f.
FURNITURE HARDWARE. "--
Mahogany and Walnut Knobs, 4 .. sf-t
Cupboard, Chest and Drawer Locks ... f
Wrought Table, and Brass Hinges,
Bed Screws--iJt and square heads,
Coffin Scraws and Trimmings, Ire . atk Hi-
sand Paper, A No. /,
Castors, &c, &c. -sr ....- ~. go
Our stock of English Goods (CutIery, Files, Re-
being purchased previous t. the late advance,
bes us TO offer Inducements t. Cash buyers. . b.
marlS JACOB STRAUB 4 SON.
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HAIL CoLUMBIA.-At Concord, Massachu-
setts, during the State Military Encamp-
nIent, Hail Columbia, our national air, was
performed by nine brass bands, with an ar
tillery accompaniment. -a..
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lSRESCE.1'T CxTI' E-fl-
u TORY.-Tbe undersigned having engaged in
the Toiscco business, with the purpose OF supply
ing, If possible, the wants OF the home marker, /
an, now nreparei to Offer well selected stock of
mauufnc tured Tobacco--fron Missouri, Kentucky,
and TenDesste Leaf, in Pounds, Fiyes, Halves,
Fights and Quarters, in any desired package.
Terms liberal, and acceptable discount for Cash
,,urclia-es but no sale less than five boxes.
r...F aid al A GUMBERTS.
iyas No. los Main street, Evansville, Ind.
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pn. Horace Greeley has been receivedin
California with the respect due to his public
and private character. His speech on the
Pacific Railroad gave great satisfaction 10
people of San Francisco. He has lectured
before the Mechanics Institute, and address,
ell some of the public schools. ..
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FISHER & BOLUSS.

FISHER & B0LUSS, r
HpRYSS FOC.N'3EHS, Ff.NIsHERS,
ID Steam rilr and Gas Filters, corner vf Pine
aud First streets, Evansville, Indiana. respectfully
the public that any orders entrusted their
charge ia the above branches OF business, will be-
executed Nth prOnptness aud i'm the hrst style of
work mans >Iip. f... .t- raf
4 variety of Hr~s, work constantly ON hand and
manufacturtdl nlcr. Strict attention pail To LO-
cumotiye aud DistIllcry work. Steam Giaugcs, Gas
and Steam Pipes always ready.
Highest market price, in cash, paid for old Cop
pei Brass aud Zinc t decl3-lyd
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
ALLEN G; hALLocK.

Evansville. ..r Cd q.
UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT
i ApJvSTER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
lie continues t0 issue Policies from several First
Class and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on LIaHd and Fire Risks. lie will
also receive applications for ..r.rf 500
LIFE INSURA nee
He 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 INsURASc.
AFENr, has masle him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance. g..
ss- Once. Marble Hall Building. No. D Maia st.
n EN- H.lRD H.iRE STORE, ONE
. y door below the Branch Bank, where can be
found every thing appertaining to the legitimate
Hardware Trade. l respectfully solicit call from
country merchants before purchasing, To examine
my many styles Of Goo,is, selected with care
suit this market My personal attention will lie
given to all orders. GEORGE :. SONNTAG.
sept6 - . .- rs "a ~ n a ~ .- ~
DURR ~. fOLh, .fTTOR.S.EI' II r
Ii Law, Notary Public, Real Estate and Collect
ing Agent, will attend 10 every species of convey
sncing, take dcpusiton- and aidavts, nclSnovledg-
ments of Deeds, aud Mortgages, i'm fact. will par
form faithfully all business of Attorney eutrust-
ei to his care.
Rs- Office '7.ryos oGics.. Princeton, Iud-
-"ptza-iy
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(tTILL ON HAND IND DETER
~ MINED TO SUCCEED

GEORGE THORNHILL takes pleasure in in
Orming his old customers that in the quality and
style OF his work. he hatters himself he cannot be
excelied. lie may still be found at the corner OF
Second and Main streets, where the choicest Har-
ness and Saddles of every description be obtain
ed on the best of terms. =.
BsT Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
Second -hand Harness always on hand iel
INvO .uERCH.s.N-TS, PHI.SECE.s.N,S,
IL AND DRUGGISTS.
We are regularly receiving additions TO our stock
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
VARSIsHEs, PEEFUMERY, and FANCY ARrIcIFs
which We are prepared to offer to the trade on az
good terms can be chased in Cincinnati, Lou
isyiile, or st. Louis -4i ...r 4.i
We have in store 10 tons eS EXTRA PURE WHrr
LEAD, in kegs of % fbs, 80 ibs, and 100 bs which
are selling to the trade at manufacturers prices
KELLER & WHITE,
No 32 Main street.
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s.nITH's SHIFT .u.s.SVF.sc
Evansville Commercial c Ollege

Ao0. a, NORTH EIRsT sTREE1
eV EVANSVILLE, 1ND.--Ths lnstitufionpre
sents every iDducement TO yJnng men wishing Il
acquire Thorough. practical kn"wiese of pouble-
Entry Book keepingsas well a. a general Gnsines;
Education.
This institution has been in successful operation
for live years. for Catalogues or other par.
ticlIars, call at the l;onnis, address -. . b. ..
decla-iy JEREMiAn BENIN. Principal.
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II W.. HUG ~ Il 3,


"oAOLE 81 II X n .rD RET.{EL
~ BOOK & STATIONERY STORE. s-sszx.
just received and for sale by the sub .a&t5X
scrber, a large and splendid assortment Ay3Ey
of Books and Stationery, consisting in .4f4Sy
part of COO Reams OF Cap, Letter and SsszaN
Note Paper 600 Quires of Blank Books from Zoe
to sl5O per qnire; 10000 assorted Envelopes ;
Memorandum Books of all kinds also, u large as
sortment of School Books Bibles of all kinds: all
kinds of Miscellaneous Works; Gold Pens of all
kind; ; Steel Pens of every brand I; Gold and Sils1
Penholders and Pencils; Pocket Books AMI Port
monnas of every description Musical Instruments
CT all kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper: Draw :
ing Paper and Pictures States and Pencils; Ink
and lnkstands T; and many other articles too nu-
merous to mention, all Of which will Ice sold at tho
very lowest price Tor cash. j. uEALl.
Fosters Block, corner of Main and First streets
aug14
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~ m coon - SOW SAY, JOHN,
Ae what crowd IL that near ". II. Cook & Son 20
co. that is lot Of customers going 70 nd from y.
II. Cook Son continually. 1 am toll, 1ey are re-
ceiying new goods almost every days. 1 suppose
the crowd is greater than usual 1t mist be admit
ted that the great crowd you going to and from
u. III. Cook SON il the best evidence in the world
that they have the largest and best assorted stock
ian the city, and sell at very low prices friend,
when you go there TO trade, always take the cash,
for cash on the nail is their motto. 1 must say,
before commenced dealing there had hard work
To get along, but since commenced getting my
supplies of Il. III. Cook Son, 4 am getting rich"
'That is sufficient, John; am convinced, and am
going 10 give them a trial" "And my word Tor u,
IL you do, you never will trade anywhere else tor
what you want i'm their line" Jyls
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~ 90 ASSETS, AUGUST i, 1859. rl..l
Cash ON hauk and in Bank..-...S66, ,059 %
Cash in the hands of Agents. 81 ,4S3 81 f .i
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~ bRULEk, having formed a copartnership for
the practice of Medicine offer their services TO the
citiZ0ns Of Evansville and vicinity.
Office on Third street, in the first building above
the Crescent City Bank, over Jones Blythe's Law
ohice. e.
DIR. Pennington's residence, on Chestnut street
opposite the Episcopal Church.
DIR. De Bruler's residence, corner OF Cherry and
Second streets. mars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL
FRIDAY, Oct. ID, 1855

FRIDAY Oct. a. 1859
The steamship Africa arrived this afternoon with dates
from Liverpool to the 1st inst Cosos have varied from
the last quotation, being still o5z q The Bank reserve
had increased f349 900, but money in more active
demand The expected advance breadstus has taken
place at Liverpool, where all descriptions quoted
slightly higher except corn, which is steady but at Lon
don, Earrings quote the market very dull At these CEN
trail points the stocks hand are very heavy and the
least advance caused heavy quantities to be offered for
GALE Cotton is reported firm, with improved tone
Provisions dull American securities unchanged
Further details of the will be found under the usual
head.
The money market continues to work very easily
There not enough paper maturing TO absorb the capital
which offers, and four months paper goes easily at
the legal rate First class short paper cannot be bought
above seven The brokers amply supplied at per
cent, and the established houses have money left with
them at five.
Foreign exchange is still rather dull. The leading
drawers ask ITO 11o but there is very little business
DOING and the market rate cannot be be higher than
10, while there good bills for sale below that figure
Francs range from 5131s TO 5.15 FOR so day bills and
5llA for short sight; but the demand is moderate The
steamers Of to will take out the silver which ar
rived for England per North STAR perhaps half mil
lion in bullion consigned from this port of this latter one
half or more will probably be in silver Should the pre-
sent ease in the money market continue win be well 10
look for an advance in foreign exchange and more ship
ments of coin.
The following are the latest quotations or sight OK.
change on New York at the cities mentioned:--
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Tho STOCK Exchange was very dull this morning; with
out much change in prices between the boards stocks
were steady; in the afternoon there was slight advance
in some descriptions, the market closing firm. The gene
raj feature Of the market is absence Of outside specu
ation and purchases for investment AS general rule
the railroads doing WE'LL few have not yet begun 70
improve upon last years business, the bulk of them
arc taking money than they year. and are
locking forward TO still better business when water
travel ceases These causes led thirty or forty days
ago, TO pretty general advance in railroad stocks
and partial revival Of speculation on the
Stock Exchange. Leading stocks advanced from
90 Is per cent So considerable an advance
in so short period of time tempted nearly all the ope-
rators for the rise to sell and realize their profits
Ever since then they have been waiting an opportunity
to renew their purchases but the principal speculative
stock-New York Centra-has been held no steadily at
and about the highest point II has reached that, In
speculative point q view, has not been temusng pur-
chase, and It's influence has deferred operators from buy
ing oher stocks which have substantially reacted At so
cent, Central cannot be described az very cheap
even assuming that Il pays per cent dividends annually
for some time 10 come for some allowance must be mado
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IFrUin tile CncHg0 UemOctat, OCt II.
The receipts Of flour and grain at Chicago for tho past
week were 899 26 bushels against 734 773 bushels IN the
same week last year. OF the receipts last week. -four be-
ing reduced TO wheat 6s4 500 bushels wheat against
for the week of 24S 200 bushels Of wheat alone
The tables published in market report this morning
show that in oil articles except that Of corn there is
large increase. In there is decrease of 2l0,63
bushels New corn has began to make it's appearance,
and as the prospect good for high opening prces, we
shall soon have large receipts of this cereal The STOCK
OF corn In store here Is very light being only 10
bushels It has been small before during the
Inst ten years.
January mp to date compared with those Of 1858 up 70
the
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FRnGHrs Liverpool 400 boxes cheese were taken,
per steamer At 40s and 500 bbs flour do at Is I'D.
10 Oasgow, 500 bbs. -four engaged ut - 3D. TC'
London, 200 do do engaged "a 3d. To Hamburg,
Ivy paes Of cotton were engaged by steamer at No, amt
onv pn ,osn were engaged by steamer for the list
FRuT-The market Cor rasns was nrmer, with sales
OF about Wy boxes, including N. RS at 81 20, and
Gvsxy clorn--sales Of 200 800 bales were made at
HAy.-sales Of 800 bales were made FOR shipnen. at
65c. a csc. 70c.f e.gue.F 41 s@.f.ire~-4'r-~T1r
Hlpys.-The market has been dun this week, and
acs have been small extent at last week g rates.
Importers do not offer their stocks, feeling confident that
expert demand must spring up, which will improve
prices here. Tue sales have been--G600 dry Ruenos
Ayres 261c six months; $500 dry 0ronoco, 23c six
months 700 dry Rio Grande, 25c six months; 600
cry 81 wfs RIO
yate terms; 1000 Western saughters, do 500 city do.
do; 500 country do, exc. cash. ,-- ,,l. ss...-.
IRos-sales 100 tons Scotch pig were made at s2a u
IEArnKR-The demand this week have been very
light and prices favor buyers The stock largo and in
MoiAssrs-X sale Of 10 hhds. clayod was made at
24c, with 100 bbs New Orleans at p. I. fyaR
PRovisloSs.-Pork-The market was heavy, with ten
dency towards lower prices the sales included 400
500 bb at SIS rs SIS 3o clear do at SIT 25 and
prime at $40 62k $40 TO- Beef was in better demand
and rmer, while the salss embraced about 500
bbs including country prime at 81 country mess at $,
and repacked do at $40 ST. Beef hams steady and
sales limited. Cut meats unchanged. Lard was
steady with sales Of 500 bbs and terces at lie Nc.
Butter Of prime quality firm; choice State at
ZoC u &c, anu lulr W goou NJ o. &c Ono rangeQ
from l4c 1sc Good prime State cheese ranged from
9Hc 105zc. and Ohio at $40 9Hc.
SED.-A sale of 800 bags Calcutta inseed TO arrive
was made in Boston at 81 S.
SuGARs.-The sales embraced about $50 hhds Cuba
muscovado, $50 Of which brought from 6hc a6Xc, and
the remainder were made t., and $50 hhds. meado
atp.t.
ToBAcco-The article is inactive. Selections held
too high, and for medium little inquiry. The sales ON
braccd SO hhds. Kentucky and Maysvile, at &c Sxc
62 bales Havana at CSC. &c., So cases scedlcaf, at
10c. a Sic.
Wu,srrv aa,es of abo,t an hh,s xyaro ra,sorad NJ
zoe. 29hc M En
Wool.-The market continues active, and prices favor
holders The stock OF clothing qualities is quite low
and some holders look for advanced Sales snoa
last report foot up 900 lbs fleece and pulled In
lots at soc. 55c cash 800 bales California 200 do. Mex
can and 200 do South American, at prices not made
public.
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surrogate,s once.
Before Edward c. West, Surrogate.

BtfOrC EuWlTu 2. WGst, SuffOgate.
OcT. A-WW Of James p. AIaire-Testimony IN this
case, which is very voumnous has been finally closed
and the case submitted to the Surrogate for decision
After arguments by the respective counsel Of the parties
which has occupied the Court for the last three days. the
counsel wez the last few years of the testaors life
in detail referring to all the facts and circumstances Of
his personal affairs developed by the evidence, show
ing the influence operating him suggestive of the
motives influencing his mind in making the will offered
for probate The contestants have commended, through
Judge Beebe that the will not properly executed
and that the forms required by the statute have not been
complied with and insisted that the Surrogate should
fuse the probate of the will on that ground alone
The following wills have been offered for probate:-
hndric oh Ein cifnfi0t Dat =
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FIR the Week. 1857. 1853 1859
Entered at the port. 81, l3S 27S 77o3I3 o59 l33
Thrown on markell. 20l 800 S32,760 924 ,696
Since Jsnuary1
Entered at the port 3a3 S5 57S 492 494 Q5 7s7
Thrown on Market. 1891 l57 57197 6s2 95,s23273
BY the above table it will be that the entries Of
dry goods at this port for the past week in Of
those for the same period last year, but less they
were for the same time in 1857 while the thrown
upon the market in of those for the same
periods in both the preceding years Compared, how
ever with the figures for the past five weeks thew
show decided decrease, as viii be by the following
table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

The following wills have been admitted to probate.-
George W. Bumstead Henry Droge, Robert Edwards Ste
phen Hutchinson Adolphus G. Hexamer, Anna NJ voger,
G. c. White, Elizabeth Van Pelt, Hannah Appleton Pa
trick Tuy Frederick Marwedes Freeman Rawden Rich
ard Ennis
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The shipmcnts for the past week have been largo,
amounting to 713,ss7 bushels
The wheat market during the week has been cxcted,
and prices have ranged fully high last weeks rates.
closing yesterday with advance OF three four Genus
on the lowest rates Of tho previous woek
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Exports OF HreadstufYs from TORONTO
Cnnndm-The RertprOcitX Treaty.

The Custom House returns, says the Tor onlo Goasf
copied from the official records, give 65 339 busheH Va
wheat and I542 barrels OF -four the total amont eA
ported from Toronto during tho three months ending Sep.
go BY reference 10 the following table will be seen tn
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Thr0,gu upo,,

Annexed will be found tables giving the classification
and value OF the goods entered for lmptiou ware
housed and the Withdrawals or the value Of the goods
entered woeen fabrics amounted 70 cotton DO
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4 ENORMOUS REc.vprs wHEAr--The Bofao Dolly Es.
psxss reports the receipts Of wheat by lake thai port
during the first w,,ek Of October at 1855 $50 buhels
Ths is without par vel Indeed II far exceeds the re-
cepts of an entire ninth In any year until September
1866 with the single exception Of the mouth of June IN
the famine year Of 1s47, ~ the following figures chow
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT,

ASHES Tho sales embraced about so bbs., including
pots and pearls ut 55Tc for both sorts.
BREADeruFFs.- Flour--The market for medium and low
grades OF Western and State brands heavy and easier
and prices fell OF about &C. TO 10 per Dbl The sales footed
up about 10 500 bbs closing within the following range
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

The export trade continues to be light. During the
past week shipments were made TO China. The
heaviest exports 70 South America and the West
Indes About SIS 900 in amount sent to Chile.
will also be noticed that fifty packages sent 70 Liver
pool valued at 81 000 The exports Of cotton domestic
goods from the port Of New York for the week ending