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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
New'llork duly Gribnnf
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1860.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
nANNsRAL HAffLaN,
Now York:
FOR PRE- SIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

New York:
YOR PRESIDE NTlAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM c. BRYANT. JAMES o. PUTNAM.
DisiTiSt.:
l..JoHS A. RIge. IT,. ABIyAH BscRvITB
a. FpvARps W EIssB Il. .HssHY CHURCHILL
3..AsDksv CAltK.SAS. lg..JAARs K ALLABES.
a. JlxEs Kelly 90. BsSy. n HUSTlEGIoE.
s.. SfGlsHrED KArFvAyr. q. SIBERIAN d. PHELPS
6..FEEpBKICK kApP. ,. .JOHN J. FOOTE-
7..WAsuI.GToS SflTH. B..HRAs DEWEY.
g. WIIlAn A. DAZZLING. %. janis L. VcORBE1s.
g..WILIIAx II. ROBaRTsOS. R..WILLIAs VAN hARTKH
10. .GEOBSB H. GRIEF. S..JoHS +. SssLtr.
II .RuyUs H. KIsG. 3..FHAES l. JosEs-
2..JACOB B. CAEPEETRR- 30. .JAsRs 8. WADswOETH
l3 Joay = WISsLOw. fl..EIKA NJ. parsons.
II. JACOB H. Tax EIcK 30. .CHARL Is G. PAREaH
l5N Epson sHgLDOS 81 ELISHA s. WBAIaS.
l6. ,RoBsHT y. HALg. 2..JoHs GRsIsER, Jh-
o5..JAEEs PARKER.
For Gofe1ne1. D. MORGAN.
tO~ ItesieH1rt. troreTg0T JbEKT CAMPbb
For Canal Comm SAMUEL h BARNES.
For Inpeclor Of STATE Pyi'ons.. JAMES K BATES
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BUSINESS HhTs.-Opera bats, ~. NJ. S.1
HSi, Besve, Hat Hat. for youss r1eeaa. ~. NJ "A
o. ftn'lemtn arc 10 for Eisery - n. %. I, NM,
, s sS " ob'ai6ed oriy No 3s Brosdwsy Thes "ho
,rnntn la M thtre Tor t
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

10 pctce esa 30 aien OF Anony Communications What
ever Intended for insertion aust be authenticated by the
name address Of the vrteoot necessarily Or yubos
non bat a guaranty for his good faith
susissAs sbond In III 30 addressed 70 fHH
HEw-YonE TEBUSEL
We cannot prterake TO retnrn rejected Communications
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Bnsiness Nct,res.

TfB WoMAN's Library.
r pueic Ore, ing &c the woS'Ss LIBRARY or NEvNouE
In ,.k. plare 90 MospAY EvRsS0 next Oct at O'clock
:, a. Rev Dr. CHAriS's CHUscH, No. $50 broadway
Hon. HySW i. RAyMOND,
"a. PreSept Of the Board Of Tu.te ~ preside ard viii
r,se1t s,atea the csudon and prospects Of the no
ton
AddieSs VIII be delivered by
Rsv HENkY WAkD BBBCHER
and
Hon JANIS T BRADY,
A. eipertanoe and duty OF furnishing or women the sne
60. , Of EDUCATION witch enjoyed BY
uea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
rpR PLUMBER or OCx CrrY.

Open any Democratic journal issOei from the
pre's Of this City aod your eye will be struck BY
some fierce Pronunciation Of the "Bleck Rspubli-
"csn legisla icn," whereby our CITY ia hs'itually
oppressed, deeraded md plundersd-tbst OF last
Winter being alwal represeoted as more Fl 'siaouS
ard intefeDsiblc than any other. Now be II y"
rrou De to defend the legislation complained o.
cur only concern is to put the saddle 90 ire ng',
b,,se We bore before us the off ia' "Journh
"of he Assembly Of the Safe oil New 10
for the year 1850, and We propoe to ORA" upon
Il for facts and votes that throw clear lsn' VI
The matters 10 question.
Lat De begiO by giving the names OF the Men,
her. oe Assembly from the several districts OF Ills
C;t, indicating the politics Of each. They ore as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES, Lii.
Sspssd 10 eyory bsr ch Of business ~here on S@
boAis IL required ..s,. ND DgscRIprivE
S, - 80 0 F,n,BhSgs & Co,
~~""''A No 10 Bsu.aWa:, New-forkr
(Setvser pey and CouTtisrd SAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

The mails for Europe via Southampton and
Bremen by the United States steamer Bremen viii
close to-day at ~ O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

LATE IMPoRTATIoNs, &c.
We are now IN receipt Of oar large t@ponsaonS IN the
s~Td
CoArBGs
NXsTHGs
PASTLooSEEI,
FrRHuHIys GooDs
SorFAIL and WHITE wear.
4t are IN. e. oices, selections be found In the French
German ane Epghsh maj eta
We 80 oyite sution to very extensive stock OF FAsH-
IssA~,E IorHiNG and boys II contains greet va
.iesy Of ssyiss tho bfics 10 be found nowht'e else
hu ~ itch ur ofer at extrsnsly low prices.
An carry seoion is respectfully recommended ss the &C.
nsad Is ErSdy very lal &c.
DEviIS, HUDsoN Co,
Nos 2Ss, $50 end 2to Broadway
Corner OF Wauenst,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

Is o, rgeptrod oaeT Of toe rge end ost eAsen
.,g, soks OF RghBYhATB ALL aud "iSTSE CLcTHSe ever
,atFsS r. this IT, TITS oil maLuact4ed ron
s es a rotations eat aud uate 10 the most 'a' N &c
1ho,sIlr n un.ef Arclpg lIe V DO cold less tnan
nj sEy othtT eetsbIrp' II IL this c,ty. - 90. . l., -
Yeaths s,d Bo,s Cthins SoGool Outats &C. 10 e'g.5
Ssitty Cusi' u-roou and Fujsn1s Dep nSt eo0 80
a. I'd sye OF ht Ia every Instance ShoTe Pi'ues are h''
ptessd thth money y u DC Ieturted. , ,-,p
~. ~. d ia sty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

OAK ORCHARD ACID-SPRiNG WATGR.--The
on,e ptypttuts Of WATER estsbsbed beyond ques
su Cal AZ testimonial fIom physici'Do and other respect
Oh q iudiyiddslH -,
HIsLH w. BosTwIcK Tate Of Coring( Sole Agent
Metropolitan HOte! b.Liing> NO SH oIosdSsy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
Low OF STRONG DRINK CURED

Nv Doctor HyyRY ZsLs RTyRpY which may be (uu'
gn 70 he dInkel In Cofoe Tea Liquor Pc harm
les Never podr ce Price 81 Depot No 80 DiTi'
siou-sL, MaIitt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03

RATES OF FREIGHT.
CREscEsT OrFIcK,
New Orleans, Aug, 20, 1850 5
nrrnrra - nrlr.ss M rIyc1rNArI.

BETwEEs NEW ORLEANS AND CINCINNATI.
The following rates freight this port and Cinen
natl established by The Steamboat Gaptans As8ocieon
This first figures each article for through freight and the
second figures for way freight:
tables ST bico tcfces casks and boxes 30 bner % 10
5 u 81 eBse aa p e ea n IS 70 corn to e
eannonbal IS . i0c cement r e 55c com ml5 TO Soe
frames 20 soc engines, pofa9e $ p e 5D fruitees
70 to sc gsyre boxes BIZ to Go giasWra II bds Is %
se hy heavy pressed 45 to Soc hub poke and eoes IS
railing 50 to 55e iron boiler 70 % 5q iron sheet 10 51c
70 De leather 40 70 ijci lime % 10 5c malt 30 70 i0c
m9ehimefy " T. 65s nais pe. ~ T. 55e oa % & vi
a saap X 10 10 I'll sIc Il % & gsr mis- % to- &c. :?
gl4od 30 Doe sash glazed Is g,c ,ones caps and
bacco hds 30 l0 tobacco, manufactured 20 10 55c
~ "a 2 a 81 gn' y; mqs 55s s ss heat % a
B@'5%fSS5i3g = 10 80 beef If DBL, 10 &c;
ias s 6toq6c Blue water 5oc otge
egg 81 smRy b S1tts o. e e oo k;on ao
e o. oa nPs q g j. G s. @ srd
e d p9 ofE ces Isl s. % o S paa III yes
tables 65c vinegar 81 to 10 WHISKY 81 10 whisky
hf. bbs 81 to G0c,; empty bbls., pork, ~ to 35c
Furniture bureaus fine each s25oto3 bureaus, common,
s ss ,5 each eapSs eas in s. 5t to e tn
safes. eorniees each % tables dns and breakfast
dozen 81 to % chas doaeu 81 80 TO IS com
mep chair d1as y 70 Il ann nm e e.r d sae
10 10 ONCE cnr common do1en e 59to office ca 81
Sn eae 5 10 s.
pe 100 rs SO 5O BED tsad il bundles do % 59s bed
7oto75e; bookcase with table each 81 59t9 -
per 0S ill., i' 81 S5c trunks 81 lounges
a 10 pounds os p e g Sb 5 up each aac
" o 80 towel racks each q to 2e center ta6es 9aeh
eGteRson Ses ese fs4 u to ' misses sead
small ze s9to oc ssss bedstes e l9ge size r 70 Sc
fowl dozen, 81 dogs, each s. game chickens, each DC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03
c ON Me RcIAL
Market Report Of Drake, Kleinwort q ooaen.

o. LIvERPooL, September u, 1860.
supply IN ae Discount Market confirmed ample
eghs 'n week and the demand moderate there vas how
no material change Ia the Of the market and 1t
ne banE The minnum Of per retained Consos
pvt little and closed to-day in London nearly the aIee
~ iast Friday. viz: a3l Il #93I{
. ~ business Tuesday last satisfactory
tracts. A ~ - 'S' '''sst s''N4'' S'''-
ne decided Improvement in the Manchester market
- We OF ne weather all Great Britain have
sNaea very aEge business this The declared trasae
I97 nos 90 average Of nearly 5000 bales Der aq Snipnera
apP ircns q Covering their contracts specdiators
- W g Exporters operated again under influence Of the
pfesReets regarding the Cotton crop
AleFiel Ihe AFshest
market 7nce then Eas rnueh qnieter Int it r steady
The increased den4nd has been very esy met y Holders and
all The advantage they obtained IN prics Il auoed A. I'D nr
pound since last da but besides the advantage Tins auoed
lending q brisk market. -
The sales have been 10 IN bales q an kinds ineg Is
American and sD East India There were 81 ri aies de
crsd to be for speculation and 100 export yfg N 10
baies for consumption.
were America AMI 9fG Enst Tnda.
The Imports add l29 ba including OILY 90 frs1 Amer
ica, and 80 frorn the East indies.
The -aek NJ all KINDA decreased en- since
FRIDAY tsands compared with or last wear as fol
L
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To-day the market very quiet prices remained firm
fhe sales were estimated from 300 10 600 bales Holders
nst be prepared ull after
week unless indeed impulse given by The nt Aier
accounts which Is scarcely be expected
BREADsrUPFsThe vsgnencss in the value Of Wheat and
Flour which existed last week has given more settled
feeling and sales making rather better nriees ~
0btainsbe last Friday Foreign Wheat is wanted by M
ets for Mixing with English.
SUGARsGood refining qualities in somewhat better de-
mand but the small stocks heref and rmness OF holders pre-
vented business to The advance he
quoted 3d. to Cd Grocery continued dun II
sale.
MoIAssEsThere change in value and some 30 nun
cheon direct Babodoe and $50 pupchenns Cuba Nuse1
vldo arrive have placed respectively rs Id aid I
81. per cwt. d. p. quay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03
go. FOR eHILADEhPHIA, .szes4sszs.
sssss4 lsa43 REV YORK, ETC., asstsisSisst-
FROM SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON,
10 Philadelphia.

Cabin StGeragS
Excursion Iickets good until Jan lS6l.. SO
Through Tickets New York $40
Through Tickets Niagara 80
The weli-known frst-ciass sde-whee steamships
Keystone states.,,., Capt O. r Marshmanr
state of Capt j. j. Garyin,
Now form Regular the North, leaving Charleston
and Savannah alternately, as follows
The STATE OF GEORGIA. from Savannah every ten days:
On the 9Th 18th and 25th of every month.
The KEYSTONE STATE from Charleston, every ten days:
On The lph, 20 h and 30tl OF every month
satety having superior Staerooms, these
ships surpassed the coast One hundred miles
OF this r4nte on the and nights
g3Though Tickets from New Orleans TO Phladelphia
New York by either Charleston Savannah $50 10 for sale
by H. GEpDEs,
HUNTER 4 GAMMEII,
Agents savannah,
7. S. 4. G. BUDD,
Agents Charleston.
A. HERON Ir..
je2O an Agent at PHILADELPHIA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03
nArrs OF rnrIenr rnox NEW onLrAys 10 cAlRo.

FROM NASHVILLE POINTS on TIE CUMBERLAND
ABoyE sNITH1ASp TO NEW ORLEANS
Freight Tariff adopted by the Captains and Owners of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets, fixed by
Committee appointed by the eguas Captains II the trade 70
after the 18th day pf August, 1855
The each article for through freight and the
second figures way freight:
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8tbietu Of The Tlarktts.

CREsCEsT OFFICE. No. 10 CkMP STREET
Wednesday Morning, Oct.3, 1860 /
COTTON. Some buyers entered the market
yesterday and, Notwithstanding the storm which
prevailed III day. the sales amounted to fully 1000
bales. Prices are without any material change, and
we quote as before:
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premium to the Ohio Banks. Not much was, or Is
needed though 1 Is freely given.
We repeat our quotations Of yesterday:
.#. Buying. Selling.
New York sight....s..,.... Is prem.
New Greans. ........@.... Y dis AZ
American Gold 4 prem. q prom.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03

WAY FRriGuTs TO TIE BENDS PLANTATIONS HIGH As
Memphis Napoleon and Helena excepted by the Memphis
and New Orleans Packets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. October . 1860
The arrivals were 900 Hogs, 2l9 Western Beeves,
G75 Sheep, l22 Mich Cows and 100 Veal Cattle.
The market closes bare of Veal Cattle, with good
supply of other stock.
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RATES OF FREIGHT FROM CAIRO TO sew ORLEANS

The rates of freight Cairo New Orleans have been adj
yaneed TO q cents and lard 30 cents for baggrg,
and dry goods 40 CENTS potatoes and onions SO cents per bb
flour IS cents whisky cents pork 10 cents and tobacco
hundred lbs Is cents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03

Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupouas and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
Corner of Tchoupfouas aud Henderson streets.
FRERET's,
ST. Mary's street, between Perdido and Peydras.
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner Of Tchoupiouas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Richard streets
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisa streets.
Corner Leyee and Ronignar streets.
PLANTERS,
Corner Leyge and Clouet streets, Third District
SHIPPERS, r....35
UNION,
WOODS ,n.,........4.
Corner of Tchoupltouias aud Orange streets
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS
Front I.evee street. ....=
LEyEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
T4eVee street, hclwefn st. Ferdinand ard Aouttgut
streets Third District.
I.egee street opposite Posi- l3s Third District
INDEPENDENT,
New Iegee and Rofignae streets.
COTTON PRESS,
new ieycg 5tsae between Neatetf aFd ls7lei s'rees
iaFl ii,tfici.
PELI ~ PRESS,
E4os'N Hiss
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: SUHAK AND NlULAsSES .-SUliIIR OF any COnSe-
quence was done, the storm having prevented
business on the levee.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. We did not hear Of sale
Of any consequence.
Provisions. :. Business was confined TO retail
transactions at previous rates.
COFFEE. Sales so bags at 14c and 100 at Ale,
also Monday 100 at 1916. 800 at "A, 80 at l43,
254 at 143, and so at 15c. % Ii.
FRE1eHrs. "A ship was taken for Hayre at &c.
for Cotton, and some shipments were made to
Liverpool at ID.
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t. ssssN9ss AX SS 9R aRRaR soR 5AGhz

q Ht.5fStt 49, r AIIkNan-
Trains rave The Dep0t Mt the of Cali
ope aud Magnolia deiyhe Mail Train at O'Clock A,
II. and the Express Train al s O'Clock 7. NJ.
with all the Northern aud Eastern Roads, and
Tickets all the principal cities Of the North East and
Wtst.
Tine to New York days and I6 hours Price s48 CO.
apps ri the General Ticket Office
Has Camp street.
Frelsn received The Companys Depot, foot of Cal
street. late 30 7. NJ daily. Sundays exceptaA
The Company responsible for loss by fire.
Excursion Train Magnolia leaves Saturday at r. NJ
r. g. WILLIAMS
ty1G iy General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03

M0ntN-It OF 7 per cent.
Mu'esn dresses 81 10; slngleS5 CO. Horses and Cattle
s. %, Dogs-S3 90.
Dozen FFsigHis.
Cotton per bale 81 % Cotton sced-paf tuu, 81.
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Rt,Sus.
ScilopIseFs
41LaRHr WINE. .CLAtitT WINE.

Eight good bodied oIARET WINE of direct imperts
lion for sale 81 moderate prices by
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s-m. --.z..zzz,z,.,,, GRANDTRUNk RAIL-
LA Ell NIT ssshl 1860. WAY. $50.

f4sMNM9E2sS1s2---4sz NOTICE TO TOURISTS AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arrangements.
Northern and Eastern Pleasure and Business Ronte
through Canada terminating Detroit Michigan in the West
Eastern teTRni Portland, Maine, and below Que
forming cheap, cool md delightful Summer route be
New Orleans Cairo St Louis Louisville, Cincinnati
Chicngo snd Niagara Falls Toronto, Kingston u
City Montreal Quebec 6aguenay, White Mountains Port
lard, Boston, New York, and Atlantic Cities.
This favoe embraces the most attractive scenery in
world embracing FaliK Of Niagara IDnnd Islands
Rapids st Lawrence, GlRudiere and Montgomery
fails, SRgnenay River, and White Mountains.
will have opportunity Of visiting that marvel 81
sFieucs, the great VctHFta Tubular Bridge.
Through Exnraa TraGs Leave Detroit daily the arrival Of
trims from Il south and West.
Ask for Through Tickets Trunk Railway which
car be had at principal the United States
and Canada, ], HARt1MAh, General Agent
Waller sfEAWI4Y, General NarREer 62l #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03
Prtyate Banks and Exchange Dealers.

Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN & Co, IS Carondelet street
SAMUEL. SMITH & CO.. Camp stleet.
JUDSON Il co, corner Canal and Camp streets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON Il CO.. No. 80 Carondelet street.
BENOIST, SHAW h CO., No. 81 Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER, Manager,
Corner Camp and GTavier streets.
THOMAS H. BARKER corner Camp and Gravier streets,
H. W. CONNER Il SON, No. 80 Carondelet street.
JOHN WOOD d CO., corner Camp and Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03
81 vARGHinisiSa STABLES, \ tg.-ysF,
~ No. ia GRAgIER ST, @stS=@2s


The undersigned respectfully gives notice that having rH
chased tins above geBwR Stables he will &c prepared a
tncs tnrrist HORSES and BUGGIES for HIRE tn
usual
He also has hRnd, will receive
ciser FOR SALE stock Of SINGLE sna MATCH HORSES
comprising the hest selections Of this hoEheE market be
Rectfuly socf share e e public patronage, and invites n
Who fancy Gre stuck, cell sud iasesc the animals
hand.
feb II, FRENCH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03

From Io1st 10 Ne'o Orleans.
sugar-per hdd ......- 50 Moasses--per barrel.
Moss-per bale. 1890, IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03


On Sundays the Train will leave the city al O'Clock
Al. NJ, in lieu Of the Horse Car 5..
will the city Sundays every hour
from II VI. until 10 p. NJ
The Horse will make special trips from the Lake
night whenever required the Conductor must however,
ceye due notice.
pPasengers earnestly requested procure their tick
the office under the Depot Checks return tickets
will be handed them the
q. PANDEI,Y Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03

SWEftN UIL, BDUNlN FEHRES-
- "a baskets, = ounce.
100 Y
Expected ty ship Aannt Vernon. For sale by
s. u GRATI4S 4 &c,
$50 u Cusiamh euaa street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03
P R l q z 8 !:
SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
srNuER ARR4NGEMENE

From june 1st 10 Novem.,er Ist. lseo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-29

NEW YORK, Oct. 81, p. M.-Flour dull,
heavy and about DC lower moderate de-
mand for export and home consumption at
the decline sales of 10000 bbls at . 25M
8 50 for super state 5 35(05 40 for extra
state 25GG5 30 tor super western 20
as IS for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. Rye flour quiet and steady,
with small sales Mt 3 50G14 40. Whisky u
shade frmer, but the demand is not very
active; sales of 400 bbls at 224@23.
Wheat heavy, unsettled and lG92c lower,
with only moderate export demand at the
decline; sales of 300 bush of white Michi-
gan at 480I 81 $500 bush of winter
red western at l 360l 80; $4,000 bushels
Of Milwaukee club at l 2I@l 25; $4,000
bush-of amber Wisconsin at l 25(9l &c :;
10000 bush of Chicago spring at l 1901 81
for fair to good $4,000 bush of north
western club at 2OOl 81; $4,000 bushels
of red state at l 80. Rye quiet at 7e0
SOC Barley dull and heavy with sales of
5000 bushels at &c for state and soc for
Canadian. Corn unchanged and the de-
mand is quite moderate sales of $4,000
bushels of mixed western at 69@70. Oats
in limited request at previous prices. Pork
frmer with fair demand sales of 750
bbls ct 8 IL for mess and IA 37G1l4 so
for prime. Beef quiet at 1904 rs for
country prime; . Oo@5 % for country
mess 6 O0@7 so for repacked mess, and
10 5O@ll 90 for extra mess. Prime mess
beef quiet aud unchanged. Beef hams
steady at Is OO@I5 Sc. Cut meats firm
with sales of 100 packages picked hams at
III, and 700 green hams at loo Lard
dull and heavy at l2B@l2B. Bacon firm
and in better demand at advancing prices ;
sales of 10000 pieces of city long cut hams
and so boxes of city long clear middles,
Cumberland cut all for the English market
on private terms. Butter HOBS for Ohio
and I6021 for state. Cheese steady at 81
@lIc. Coffee steady with Il fair demand ,
sales of 1000 bags of Rio, at l34@I44.
Sugar without striking change we hear of
only $40 hhds of Cuba at 65@74. Molasses
unchanged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-29

ORIGINAL LETTER FROM ABRAHAM LIN
coLN.-The following letter was written by
Hon. Abraham Lincoln, the Republican
candidate for the Presidency, to John ii.
Carson, ESQ, chairman OF the Committee
of Lectures of the Harrison Literary Insti-
tute of this city. 1t is dated two months
previous to the meeting of the Chicago Con-
vention, and may be considered curiosity
in political literature. The italics are the
compositors.-PhtL.P Press.
SPRINGFIELD, Illinois, April Z, 1860.
JOHN NJ. CARSON, Esq-Dear Str: Yours
Of March I4th, addressed to me at Chicago,
and seeking to arrange with me to lecture
for the Harrison Literary Institute, has been
received. | regret to say | cannot make
such an arrangement. l am not profess
sional lecturer-have not got up but one
lecture, and that think, rather a poor one.
Besides, hat time | can spare from my own
business this season, I shal be compelled 10
qjce to yo5tacs. Respectfully yours,
a. LINCOLN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-29

CINcINHATI, Oct. 81, P. M.--Good demand
for money, but all the acceptable business
paper offered is taken at 1O@l2 per cent,
Exchange firm at &c for Eastern, and l@4c
for New Orleans.
Flour unchanged, with small sales a, 90
as 25 for extra; 5 4O@6 IS for fancy
Wheat unchanged and dull at OO@
/ OG for red; O8@l IL for white. Corn
dull at 4O@43 for old. Oats steady at soc.
Rye at Cages. Barley dull at 5000 for
fall. Whisky declined to lGf and dull.
No change in groceries; the demand for
coffee continues good at l5@l54.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-29

d. . .n
DkiNEtSa FousrAtYg AND TEAFbRANcE.--
The Metropolitan free drinking fountains OIL
London are effecting much for temperance
An association has been formed, | heNev'Y
through the agency OF Mr.. Quincy, for the
erection of these fountains and that dlsur-
guished nobleman Lord SALISBURY Is now
at the head of this, as, indeed, OF almost
every benevolent effort to benefit the poor
1t has often been exceedingly difficult tor
the poor and laboring classes TO obtain
drink of pure water, aud multitudes have
thus been compelled to go to the public nous
es and drink ale or beer, when they would
not have done SO if water could have been
obtained. The object of the association Is
the erection, in suitable public thorough
fares, of neat and artistic fountains, supplied
with pure water. One hundred have alrea-
dy been erected. Most ofthem are beautiful
as works of art and many Of them have
Scripture inscriptions, which are read by the
million, and which, by Gods blessing, may
be a word in season to some weary SOILS.
| The inscriptions are such as the following
" whatsoever drinketh of this water shall
thirst again, but whatsoever drinketh OF the
water that give him shall never thirst
| " If any man thirst, let him come unto me
and drink" Whoever will, let him take
| of the water of life freely These fount
aims are really most admirable and benev
client device and ought to be introduced
into all our American cities without delay