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There we're also received 32 bags shot, o bus 1855 do
meal $50 -four bbls 725 q bbl las lumber $40 boxes
clay pipes pigs Ss lbs leather ST lbs lard % bales do
msses yarns % waste 34s do 2o bus aaz
seed sp tupentne tons scrap do lead 50 pkgs
sg 80 grass seed IS do potatoes 100 paper II beer
| -. .as rkz. rnnaral x,ter. u re.nerr Etc i
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DIED,

oh yesterday 9th instant at his fathers esd nee DAVID
OF r. w. and Sarah Elmore In the 10th year hssge
His funeral will be presched Clay Street ~ Church. this
Nondy) afternoon 1T half past three o'clock which
Ald Acqusilauces respectfully invited.
EB'-Nashvile (rtnn psptrs will please copy.
On Saturday night the sta nIi Mr. MOSES MYERS In the
ooh year Of hlI age.
Hi friends sequantanee and those the family are
pectuly invited to his funeral without further notice. this
Monday afternoon at o'clock from the resdeace Of his
tiers, on l2th between Broad aud Marshal streets
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr-The Brokers Circular re
porrs that the saes of the three days including Wednes
day, foot up 900 bales Of which 5000 to specu-
lators and exporters The market generally unchaDg-
ed but quotations are barely maintained.
STATE OF TRADE IN MAScHEsTR.-The adyices from
Manchester favorable The market for Yarns quiet
but steady For Cloths there sitte inquiry and prices
are weak
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MJRKEr-LIvEERPooL, Aug.
weather has been favorable for the crops but IL
still continues unsettled hessrs. Richardson, Spence
Co. Wakefield Nash Co., report Flour dull and prices
easier, but quotaby unchanged sales at 30s S2s Cd
Wheat quiet at Fridays advance sales Of red Western
at lis 5d lis 3d. Southern lis Tod l2s 3D. white IL
% a lSs 3D. Corn quiet sales of mixed and yellow at
SIS cd sos Cd; and white at 3Ss 3Ss Cd.
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EXCITEMENT IN THE NEw York BREADsTUTFs MARKLr.
There vas considerable excitement in the breadstus
market in New York Thursday. The Express Of that
evening says:
This mornings Corn Exchange was well worth a visit
Of physiognomist. The received by the Europe
an steamers had been dgested. Mems minds made
up long before the opening Of change. Holders and
buyers Of cereals stood opposite each other like
hostile armies either Of which is afraid to frst-
Finally however, few buyers forward, inquiring
with an assumed air Of nonchalance after the price Of
the cereals The grin by the holders, who
with the air said "dou't about selling" But
there large sales at zoe better prices for -four 81
better prices for almost every article in the breads u
line.
1t is stated that the sales up to the close Of business
were as follows;
$1,000 bbls -four, average about $780, s262 800
1885 900 bus. wheat 40, 4S9, 600
$4,000 corn SO, 9l,sOO
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APPALLING CALAMITY on LAKE MICHIGAN
COLLISION OF A STEAMER WITH A SL00P-

notice Will be gwen. JAP F. JOhNoON.
APPALLING CALAMITY on LAKE MICHIGAN
COLLISION OF A STEAMER WITH A SL00P-
ONLY II OUT OF $50 OR 400 PASSENGERS
SAvED-COL LUNSDEN OF THE N. o. Plea
YUNE AMONG THE LOST.
CHICAGO. Sept. Sth-The steamer Lady Elgin was
run into by a schooner of Waukegan-about thirty
miles North of Chicago-at haEpast two o'clock this
morning. and sunk in twenty minutes in three hundred
feet of water
Three hundred and fifty or four hundred people were
on board the steamer including several military and FIRE
companies Col Lumsden, OF the New Orleans Pcayune,
aud family are supposed TO be lost. Only seventeen
persons are known g. be saved The schooner was sail
ing at the rate Of eleven miles per hour when she COLI
ded with the steamer.
A tug has gone TO the scene Of disaster.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CuCAGO Sept S.-The steamer Lady Elgiu, in the
Lake Superior Line which left here last night run
into by the schooner Augusta OF Waukegan at hapas.
o'clock this morning
Dolly ss~e"'"on nsrs9ns are tnowD IN be saved, ;--'-
ding the clerk, steward and porter.
From three hundred aud fifty to four hundred persons
are said to have been board and among them we're
the Black Yagers the Green Yagers and Rifles and sew
eral fire companies OF Milwaukee, who on visit to
this city.
Col Lumsden, of the New Orleans Picayune, and fam
lily, on board, and are supposed to be among the
lost
AT the time of the accident the schooner sailing at
the rate Of eleven miles an hour.
The spam-ug Mcqueen left this morning for the scene
Of the disaster.
THIRD DESPATCH
The names of the saved far known, are as fol-
lows So
H. G. Caryl, clerk; Fred. Rice, steward; Edward West
lake porter; Robert Gore; Thomas Murphy; Thomss
Cummings; Michael Conner; John E Hobart, of Milwau-
ke Tim O'Bryen; W. A. barnes; Wildman Mills, Of
Ohio.
Lyman Updike, of Waupan; II. Ingraham, member Of
the Canadian Parliament.
The son Of the proprietor Of the London News was
on board and is supposed to be lost.
The books and papers OF the steamer all lost.
After the collision the steamer hoated South to
Wiuetka, where she SUNK
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~ FOR THE CAMPAIGN OF
49, 1850 We have received n Messrs McC0ULL 4
sLATEk Printers Baltimore Of Bell aud Everett Union
songser aud Union Badge Toe songer certainly the
Campaign Document OF the Union Patty that
iaus shoT sketch OF the Hives OF the Union CAnddaeS besides
The Gers and Songs written for and by the Union Gee
Clab Of BA tlmore
Orders from Clubs and the Trade will receive prompt attention
Ihs above firm.
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Then andNow.

Yaaeey Cobb TOOmbs aud others Of the Pepper
Pod stripe are now deelamDg loudly for protection TO
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Dodge, twist and equivOcate as partisan Democrats
nay there no eyadiDg the fact that the Presidential
contest pending is between Ben and Lincoln We
present the et-or it is fact Of the snbbornesi Kind
for the consideration Of moderate men everywhere.-
We know Il is Of the hardest things in tho world for
who has long INDUCED bis partisan feelings aud
has acquired party PRIDE to surrender those feelings
and that PRIDE aud admit that the party he has been
acting with is either wrong in principle or poWerless in
action; but il does to that if ever there was
time when required by patriotism, to surrender
all such feelings and preudices and come out for the
eO,Rry that time is now. THERE'S cOnfessedy now,
ehaHes for either Breckenridge or DOugas-and no per-
in the whole length of the land more thoroughly
Converant with the fact than the friends Of these gen.
demen. What then, in this view Of the case, is the
duty Of the friends of these gentlemenS To keep
up the strife between themselves and the friends of
Bell and Everetts Maniiestly not As men who are
willing for to make the interests Of party subser-
went to those Of the country they should come out for
the only ticket in the field which is NAtonalaud Conser-
yatiye in principle. Let such come out for Bell and
Everett and place them in power by such tide of pop
ular influence as will eaectually silence sectional
eamOrs and put the country at rest.
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THE FIFTH ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
ItRrRry 9Th Sent Is

To the Editor Of tie Whiq:
Please give notice through the columns of your paper
that Gen J. L. Kemper, and myself the Electors for the
Fifth Electoral District have made the following ap-
pointments for discussions.
Amherst C. IL, Sept. l7th, Court Day.
Bedford c. H., Sept. 2ith,
Charlottesville, Oct. LIST,
. Nelson, Oct. 22d,
Appointments will be made for other counties, of which
notice will be given. JAS. \. JOHNSON.
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MOVEMENTS OLE MR.. D

MOVEMENTS OF Mr.. DOUGLAS
PHLADELPHIA, Sept SIR. Douglas speaks to-day
at Reading. He goes from thence to Eason, instead Of
coming to the city as he intended.
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ooA6AEROrAI.
orTro. o. ZEE wHlo. Sept 8. isso
RECEIPTS FROM THE INTERIOR.
From 1st Jan. to Is, Sept

ktOElfIb Fhoei iNfbhloh
We annex our monthly comparative table OF tie re-
cpts produce ETC., by canal and railroads. Except r. R
for the periods Indicated;
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On the 81 Inst, bv the Rev Vim. e White, D. D. Rev HFNRY
WHITE Of the officiating clergyman, Miss MARY n
daughie, Of John II. Myers, tsq Of Lexington, Va.
Enquirer and Examiner please copy.
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LATER FROM EURoPE-ARRINL OF TIE CITY
0F WASHINlTN

ST.. JOINS, n f., Sept H. The steamship City OF Wash
ngton from Liverpool, 29th ulL nd Queenstown oVsn'
passed Cape Race, bound to New ork at O'Clock snr
Friday afternoon Her dates days later tnan
already received She was boardd by the news yacns
of the Associated Press and the FLOWING summary Oh
news obtained:
The steamship Australasian frouew York, arrived at
Liverpool on the 9th.
The steamship Canadian, from Qebec arrived at lAv'
erpool on the 2Sth ult. -
The British Parliament prorgued on the zo.n ui
The Queens speech was read by th Lord ChanceIor'
She says that her relations with oretn powers are friend
" aud satisfactory She trusts theR is no danger Oh ne
interruption OF the general peace Of Europe one pc
eyes that If the Italians are left &c settle their own a
cultes the tranquility Of other Saes viii remain unds
turbed. She hopes that in any Negotiations Wnlcn may
take place on the SAVOY question tie neutrality and n
dependence of Switzerland will be Baintaned. She Ia
ments the atrocities committed upon the CHRISTIANS N
SYRIA and cheerfuly concurs with the oher powers o.
Europe in assisting the Sultan Of Turkeyto reeSaoSn
order.
She regrets the failure of the negotiations with China
and says that her forces will support ne demand Tor
full and faithful execution of the treayof Ten Sene.-
She thanks Parliament for the appropriations ior the lot
tifcations and congratulaes the county on the eeen
cy of the Rife Volunteers She concludes oy expressing
the heartfelt pleasure and satisfaction sic has e1peren
ced at the and enthusiastic reception tha' th'
Prince of Wales has met with in her North American
The steamship Great Eastern averaged nearly fourteen
knots an hour on her passage home.
Some improvement had taken placein the weather, pu
il still continued unsettled.
There is nothing important from Syria
The Emperor Napoleon and Eugene were at Chambay
and met enthusiastic reception there.
The Bourse was dull at 6Sf
Garibaldi had been proclaimed Dictator at Palenza-
Large nunbers of Calabriaas we're j'inng him.
The latest dispatches report thai the Royalsts have
again been defeated at Calabra.
1t was repored at Paris on the 10Th that the King
Naples had quilted there on tbs previous evening OF
board the gate Strombole ard that the Piedmontes'
occupied the forts. This requires confirmation.
Disturbances at Naples imminent. Appeals u
the people to revolt being publicly distributed
The Neopolitsn Minister Of Wa and General Basct
had left Naples for Caabria with Sx bAtalons as rein
forcements.
A revolutionary movement at salero was imminent
The Pope it said had expressed bis readiness u
agree TO the Italian Confederation.
Latest BY Telegraph 10 Queenstown.
LONDON, Aug. 80, P. A-The reported fight OF thu
King OF Naples is still uucoDfrmed
UW..NW 80
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w-NEw RICHMOND THEATRES.

kUNKEL MONLkY. Leases and Manager
POSTPONEMENT
NOTTcEThe preparations Necessary opening the
Theatre properly not being completed and the
the to present their patrons with building worthy
OF their patronage, thew are
UNAV0IDABLY COMPELLED
10 defer their Inaugural night until
THURSDAY, Sept 18Th,
when the bill At present advertised y III
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Total,

The removal Of the duties on grain imported into
France the pacific tone of the Emperors speech Lyons
and the easier of the local money Market the
principal causes of the large operations.
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49, THE REGULAR MONTHLY

THE REGULAR MONTHLY
~ MEETING OF the Young Mems Christian Association
viii be hsi in their Hail. In dOdd ms Building on Tuesday, ats
An resng Ess,y will be read The public generally
Ladies especially, are invited TO attend.
BY order Of the President ..o,,
THE ORIGINATED BITTBRs.
Nature In her laboratory stored remedy adapted
70 every disease which neh heir TO-" requires the
investigation and research Of the philosopher TO discover and
apply this remedy suh research and investigation has
ceeded discovering remedy that affective dspensa
ton, the
DYsPEPsIAi
With all Its lesser and evils and be safely
serted until the appearance Of the rygendd Bers
Of Dyspepsia cured experience In medical practice
NoE unde the influence Of these Bes the rule TO cure the
rare exception, failure TO cure
Read the following subscriber requests publish
for the benefit Of the afleted:-
An abdurate and Inveterate Case OF nYSPBP-
STA CURED BY THE ORIGINATED BIT.
RABrrs, n. Y, Nov H. 1859.
g seven yeas mast have been afflicted most OF the time Sc
yerey, tn Dyspepsia Il assumed Che form Of AioEsns
p,ps In the stomach and csaoon Of the bowels many
popular remedies without avail. when about eighteen mouths
term, was Induced to give The medicine trial indeed could
be called for require but or two doses give In
mediate relief For after would suffer Inconvenience
from my enemy when another attack would give occasion for
Bers and by the OF less than one bottle
recommend ali Dyspepes with confidence, believing that
fair trial o. /, made permanent .ure viii be the rs;S Ill
promote the sale OF oar excellent Temedy .-...,.,
Prepared By SETH YowLH co. Boston and for sale a,
vhOesls and retail by ABE GRAY PUsSk hAD9 .o
dealers In medicines In city and country lauls-dcHwm
NOTICE Application will be made tn. President and d.
rector, the Bank Of Virginia. for tie renewal OF cerh
No 1924 said Bank dated Deeemb % 1891 for one share
having been lost Ie7-d6w
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no 0. SoRR Re, Z. o. o.S 7 : =.

~.
sL Tis % ruis gf long ssadag 0ggA r. % ha0a 70 al
ell % departed oas. Obituary hotcsS
90 sfqaf Charged for ddpsrtisonsnfs.
- We Enert1fs r6srn rejected c01lrs1skodoas
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FROM THE ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia AuthoreSS.
aHer mouth s the fountain OF RAPTURE,
3 The from whence purity lows"
HoRroLr, VIRGINIA, July i6th 1850.
I'd MEssRs Dovn Co-DzlR srRs:
TIsE NY NAME any time In connection with your TX Boar
u Really inadequate 70 the high
precision entertain OF s inertia Its proper should be
aNe Plus Ultra" As perfume has equAlthe odor most
erque and REFINED several weeks the
Another charm Il does stain the most delegate fabric
Of muslin For the invalid, nothing refreshingone
fancy wandering In Fairy Bowers and holding
with Flora, while enhAlng the Intoxicating perfume
Xxx Bourbon deserving Of wide spread reputs
entitled the highest reward In comb ming
such charming perfume. vve Ia Bourbon
hARrHA HAINEs BUTT. A. NJ,
jya1-U Norfolk. Virginia
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DRYAN,s TAsTELEsS yEHMIFUGR.
~ Prom State Of Maine 10 Baton Rouge,
All know BRYAs's vaRsIYUGH;
Tasieless, haimeJs, death u worms
.ts.r or al sizes, kinds, and FORMS
.s Mothers feel indeed, secure,
With this painless peerless cure
~ ~ '' USHER 4 wINsroN
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DR.. McCliutock,s PcctoraI Syrup. In the name o.
i inventor (second In celebrity member the profession
in Anerca ask all who have the smptom Of eonsunpon
bronchitis other Pulmonary complaint 70 try
this remedy Life death In the balance. Tie hs dose win
relieve Price o. soldby - 1850.
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An ooPsrintendsnee q graduate OF the University Of
virginia VIII reopen the 18Th sepiemher-cxpes for session
Of 10 months enc hundred and fifty dollars.
20-u5,hSep RIO. L GEO. NICHOLAS
BARHY's TRICOPHEROUs Is tie bes. and cheap
est article for dressing beautng cleansing curling, preserving
and restoring the hair Ladies' try IT, Sold BY all druggists and
perfumen- mhlS-d6m
NRsDA VI KS, CHEGARY Il D'HERvILLY,beg
WI TO to their friends and the public ths their Board
log and Day echoo young ladies' will reopen at Nos M and
1879 pruee street, Philadelphia, septemb 18th, leo.
auT-d6s
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DR.. McClintock's Cold ana Cough mfxtura.-
The annoyauee OF bad GELD cough great the danger
Slight affections they deemed the OF rpirauon
open consumption. brsnehi deAIh Arrest III -
ysu can In all cssswh tbs command vegetable e
eide All other prescriptions sometimes fall Price %
cents Sold by fsHEk WlNsroN.
aufa aim
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
OF TENNESSEE
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD EVERETT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-03
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Flour-sales l2,-
800 barrels at 5 1905 Is for super State
1905 20 for extra do; 5 00@5 10 for
super western; 5 1905 90 for common to
medium extra western; 5 20@5 40 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio-mar-
ket closing with holders little more dis
posed to sell. Rye -four steady, with small
sales at 5O@4 20; Corn meal in moderate
request; sales 400 bags at IS for Jersey
3 70 for Brandywine. Whisky in good re-
quest; sales $50 bbls at 204@21, chiefly
the latter price. Wheat quiet and without
striking change the export demand is still
restricted by the extreme scarcity of freight
room; sales 5000 bushels inferior Milwaukee
Club at l "A; 5000 bushels new red and
mixed western at %; $500 bushels new
white Ohio and Indiana at l 30(0l 80 I;
1000 bushels old do. at l &c; 700 bushels
very choice Michigan at l As; IS, 300 BUSH
els poor ana common Milwaukee Club at
l 81. rye quiet at 7O@8l. Corn unchanged,
and the supply is pretty large; sales GO, 900
bush at 62@623 for good sound mixed
western; 65 for yellow. Oats rather easier;
moderate business doing at 37@39 for
western and Canadian 39@4O for state
Pork market steady for mess; but heavy
and lower for prime sales 900 bbls at
l9 % for new mess Is 35 for old mess
ID 65@14 90 for new prime; II SO for old
prime. Beef steady and very quiet !; sales
$50 bbls at 4 OO@4 % ; for country mess
8 OO@lO so for repacked mess. Cut meats
hrmer hams steady at III for dry sailed
hams. Lard frmer; but quiet at l24@133.
Butter at lO@l5 and 10@I9. Cheese
steady at 9G0l04. Coffee quiet but very
firm sales from second hands, 300 bags
Rio at 8. Molasses remains very quiet but
unchanged. Sugar heavy and dropping,
the demand having almost entirely subsidized
owing to the pressure of the large stock
fair refinery is quoted at CSC; sales 900
hhds Cuba at 65(078.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-03

A few weeks ago, when the prospect of
BREoKINRIDGE and LANE in the South were
far more dubious than at present, we showed
that, on the most liberal calculation, sixty
votes would be cast for that ticket to fifty
FIVE for Bell and Everett, with Missouri in
doubt. We did not even then suppose it
probable that the latter ticket would re-
ceive SO many votes, and it is now manifest
that the plurality for Lane over Everett
will be very much larger than according to
this reckoning. Unless North Carolina goes
for the Bell Everett side next Thursday and
Kentucky next Monday, Breckenridge and
Lane will probably carry every Southern
State except Maryland A few days will
thus afford a conclusive test of the relative
strength (even now not at all doubtful in
our mind) OF these two tickets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-03
CincInnatINIarket.

CINCINNATI, August BETTER demand
for -four; sales 1900 bbls at 1904 60 for
fair to good brands; 1905 90 for extra
do. 25@5 10 for fancy do. Wheat is
held more firmly, but prices cannot be
quoted higher; sales of 10000 bushels at
9O@95c for red; l OO@1 O5 for white.
Oats dull, and hardly saleable at 25c, owing
to the poor quality of new; old is very
scarce and in demand at 33c Corn 4O0
Ale. Whisky unchanged; sales 500 bbls at
163c. Better demand for bacon, but the
firmness of holders prevents transactions.
Several orders in the market at g. for shoul-
ders and l14c for sides, but holders ask 90
and &c, and 123c for clear sides. Mess
pork and lard are unchanged. Nothing
transpired in bulk meats. Groceries I'M
changed, and steady at full prices. The
demand for money con times fair at 8(91OcI
Exchange on the East is steady at prem,
and New Orleans dull at par,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-03

BgE~ The Wabash PIainaedier, the only
Douglas organ in Wabash county, and the
leading one in the Eleventh District, has
hauled down the names of Douglas and
johnson, and announced its purpose to sup
port Lincoln and Hamlin hereafter. We
noticed last week that the editor, after get
ting up a spicy issue in behalf of Douglas
on Friday. had joined the Wabash Republ:-
can Club on Friday night, but doubted if it
were anything more than a quiz. 1t now
appears to be real and sincere change, and
we need hardly say a valuable one, to the
Republicans of Wabash.-Lnd. Jour
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-03
FORWARD'G & COMMISSION


~ .H.NS RXPRRss CO.nP.sN"r,-
Ell NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS EXPRESS Company respectfully an
nounce TO their friends and patrons the public of
Evansville and vicinity that, with increased facili-
ties for the transportation of
FIR Ell @ II T., "A Oh A les,
u o e Y N D "a L U L ES,
They solicit continuance of former favors Es-
pecal taken in the collection of Bills, Drafts,
Notes. and the transportation of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves OF the ia
cities of the Express, obtain any desired inCr
nation In reference to the routes and details of the
business, at their Office First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office
de 10 G II. FISH. Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-03
RaIfImOre Market.

BALTIMORE, August =, M.-Flour quiet,
but firm Wheat firm red at l GOAL 80;
white at ! 30(0l 81 Corn firm. yellow
at 72@73; white at 5000 Provisions
quite firm and unchanged. Whisky steady
at 20B@2l.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-03
Receipts by Railroad.

August ?, lo6U.
400 bush wheat, l. r. Mills & Co: 1900 bushels
wheat Iglehart Bros Is sacks corn, AIlis &
Howes; 1 lot screws, S Orr; 20 sacks rags Preston
Bros; 80 sacks flour, c. Polk; bde books, J. +.
Forbes; 10 bbls sugar, Bement Viee; cases to
bacco, f. Wilmott 5 boxes, C. Babcock; pkgs
boxes, 0'Riley & Co; 8 boxes Dbl, L. KeSs!er; .
wheels, Reitz Hsney; brick machine Wilcox &
Rice; box, bdle, Ksan & Preston; IL boxes, I
Dbl, pkgs, Healy Warren; boxes, J. Healy;
boxes, VIM. Aikman Co.; casks bacon, George
Foster d Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-03

The CITY MARKETs.-There is daily market for
produce open from to . o'clock in the morning,
the two City Markets being open on alternate days
as follows
The Upper Market-John Robbers, market mas
ter-is open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
mornings, at the time specified
The Center or Lamascu Market-Frantz Schnei-
der, market MASTERS open Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday mornings, at the hours mentioned
There is also afternoon market open at the
Center Market house from TO O'Clock P.
SATURDAY..