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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

BEssdEas at Fhs Eamss, speciil disease
and special treatment. The cases and results of
Hunnewells Tolu Anodyne do not quite admit of
actual accounts ofcures, but this much is sure, and
should meet with use and appreciation by all who
have this uncertain tenure of life. The entire
compound is perfectly consistent with cure, in all
cases of Bleeding, which has been fully tested on
cuts and bruises eutwardly. Being perfectly adapt
ed to the Lu4gs with the Tolu, and healing prop
erty of the Cannabis, we hardly use expires
sions strong enough to meet our confidence in it,
to urge trial. Let it be taken in confidence by.
all. See advertisement and call for pamphlets.
sep1-Imd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12
To0TT0B 70 51.4sOJV.s .4.s-EI. Cow

~ " ThADIOhs.
The undersigned will receive proposals up p the
9th Inst, Monday next at noon, for butldinga
small Bridge on the Upper Bayou Road, near Che
residence OF Mr.. i. Aydeott, including the mason
~ and carpenter work Plans and specifications
can be seen at my ofice, In fhos. ~ uarVin's5 on
Third Street, between Main and Third
seu5.4td A. G. SULLIVAN, Trustee P. q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

EVANSVILLE, August 10Th, l6bi J
All persons who received FIRE arms Of any 1egcrip-
tIon from the Citv on the night OF the sd Of june
and have not returned them yet are requested 70
return them without delay.
aun2T- W. HAhEhs Mayor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12
Arrival and Departure of the
M a Il Il So.
TINE OF oEDsING.

THE time here set down is adjusted to coHtact
Iours. On the River there is variation according
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

H0USBKEBPBRS-troub with VermIn. need
be no longer, if they use OOsTAR's" Extsr-
minators. We have used Ii to satisfaction, and
If box cost So, we would have 1t. We had tried
article knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice, and
Bed-Bugs, quicker than write it. 1t is in
great demand all over the country. -MedinG (0hfO)
GoGshe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

HOOP sKIRTS.-A GOOD ASSORTMENT
IL of White and Colored at
ELLIOTT BROS,
augzO No. 139 Main st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

aa5- See aohat tie People, Press. AID Dealers sag.
HENRY R. OosTAR.-An the sammsr have
been troubled with Reaches and Mice. 1 was &C j.
tually ashamed of the house, for the Reaches were
everywhere. purchased q box of your Extermin-
at or and tried it, and in week there was not a
Roach or Mouse in the house. Z
JOHN B. GIvRNs, No. "a Elm Street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

IF YOU WANT CHECKS, STRIPES AND
L Tickings at your own prices, go to
ELLIOTT BROS,
No. 139 Main Street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

MORE GRAIN and provisions are DESTROYED am
nuaily in Grant County, by Vermin n, than would
pay for tons OF this Rat and Insect killer
Lancaster (Wis.) Herald.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

HENRY r. CO5TER.-Your ExtsrmiRator Ii re-
ceiTed, nsed, and pronounced & decided Success
We used box of it, and the way the Rats and
Mice Ground our premises 'sraised Ned that night
was a caution to seepers. Since then nota Rat or
Mouse has boon heard in kitchen cellar.
Mderegor (IOsOa) TSzaes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TAKE NOTICE

DERsoN5 DESIRING TO PURCHASE DRY
- GOODS at such prices as will be of an adj
vantage to themselves, would do well to give
ELLIOTT BROS call, as they mako it a
rule to sell at hard ti7rsss prices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

"A Good Time COnsGn g.-For dyspeptics and
those who have been suffering for years with dis
ordered liver, weakness Of the digestive organs
You will believe this after giving Hollands Ger
man Bittsrs trial. This remedy viii cause par
m~cent cure, and enable you to enjoy life.
SEPT 2wd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Tax Payers.

NOGIC6 10 Lax Edy6Iss
Notice il hereby given to the Tax Payers Of tho
City Of Evansville, that have received from tho
Clerk OF the Common Council Of said City, the
Tax Duplicate for the year 1851, and that am
now ready to receive the taxes contained in said
Duplicate
My Office is at No sc Main Street, Ia The wash
Street.
CHRIS. HEDDERIoH, Collector.
Sept. 3d. 1861. lVoiksbots cOPy.l
NwVO Ill WeHOsE IT My COW
AZ Germ. All persons knowing themselves to
he Indebted to the City Of Evansville for License OF
any kind, or whose License have expired and have
moi renewed Them, are hereby notified that, be-
ing il such arrears, will proceed from and after
Monday, the I'd day of September 1851 70 carry
ont the Ordinance in such cases. without regard
persons. s.-.--. e. 8. MARTIN, City Marshal.
August Goth. 1851. ......-......... f.ts-- aug30
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

WE HAVE BEEN sELLIN0--Your prepare
tiOns rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats
Mice, Reaches, and Vermin disappear immediately
BoKEE SToUFFBRs Druggists, New Windsor Nd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

IL years and more established la New York City.
Ussd blythe City Post Office
- Used by--the CITY Prisons and Station Houses
Used by-C1ty Steam ers. Ships, do,
Used blythe City Hospitals. Alras-HOuses. 80.
Used blythe Hotels--AstOr. St. Nicholas. DC.
Used blythe Boarding Houses. DO, De.
Used by-morO than $4,000 Private Families.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

To Dsstrov-Rsts, Reaches, DC.
To Dessroy-Mies. Moles. or Ground Mice.
. To DssEoy-Bed-B Bugs
To Desdroy-Moths in Furs. Clothes. DC.
To DsstTOg- Mosquitoes, FIeas and Ants.
To Destroy IHsssts on Animals, &o De.
To Destroy Every form and species of Vsrmtn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-12

EOR GOOD HATS OF EVERY VARIETY
L and colo, call at ELLIOTT BROS,
al s.e. .a-. No. 1S5 Main Street.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-27
From the Linn Rifles.
CAMP tNIoY, near Annap-
OILS. Nj. Dec. 10. [

have heard it said that soldiers life
i. one of waiting He waits through the
long years Of peace in the barracks, for the
war to break out When it has broken
out. he waits days and months for the bat
tlpG field. Que short, sharp pang, may end
the waiting. S., in the monot0ny Of the
waiting, We Gud but little occurring that
interests. When We come into active ser
vice. those who live to tell it over, may
haze many a story thrilling tie heart.
Until then, You must wait on US.
We haze had, however, two or three
days which have broken up the mouoto-
ny. On Friday, We had a brigrie review,
u Brigale-on Saturday, division re-
view. Of all the troops hcre-aud to-day,
another division review. But, nov, We
are tired Of them; they are mou0touous.
The first ones stirred Us up-the one to-
day iafisueI These reviews were really
magnificent suppose the effective force
on the fed was about eight thousand
men. There were eleven regiments of
Infantry, and one Of cavalry. Some Of
the rc-imcuts do not number thousand,
and are of course raiuc j by sickness,
guard details, Policr, &c. From our own
rr-iment We have 100 men detailed on
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-27

Speaker Of the Senate and House, and
the LEGISLATURE. were with the General in
nassiDs the General review Sometwepty
or thirty Of the Legislature were impru-
dent enouph to % with the reviewing par
ty on foot. The Governor aud the Spea.
kers were on horseback. Those on foot
had a sorry tramp. We calculated. that,
a. we passed II times acros. the field the
length of regiment in liue of battle,
and twice along It. from one end Of the
column to the other, that theg walked
over three miles. Add to thi, the two
miles they had t, come from Annapolis
When the unor fellow, uas.ed our repImrnt
lbeing the SEVENTH they hung their heads
and tramn,d ON bk. tired do,s never
h., .;-,.
r
hanging ''' WI" 'a''2n7' 'n' o'D c"'P
WHO "t'5a'i something IKE two hundred
ruG fifty, went past with his cane under
Els arms. bI. hand, cl.sped wbc,z,uy Ink.
, r..r,..i.o I, ,r.d, -,,u, cf -. s,o,, -
I.1.,,,-. ..t;.L,L, a.,
> u''' Va '''"' S''"' "'' '"''' "'''
packed "o"n over the back oi Their heads,
the sweat p"nrIu. down. They all looked
u. # they wished they rcricw was il q uinea.
,.r rho, + ,I.. ,,.., ..f.I, ,br,r,b :, ,t.,
=
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-27
--latest Il NeWs

Prince Albert, the welded con,Ort Of
Queen Victoria, died Of gastric fever, after
a short iiihess, 18th inst. He was very
respectable man, aud his death may divert
the attention of the British from the pres
ent excitement.
Gen Scots love of bis ever dear land
has FASTENED him back to our shores to DO
what be can for peace, leaving his firmly
and cnlcehIcd wife, foregoing hi. Intended
winters visit to Italy, aud again rlskiug
his life in his gigantic labors. la the
Patriot War, aud III the North Eastern
BouudAry controversy, no man was 50
untriug aud useful as Winfield Scott.
\ Rebel schooner, containing 10000
blankets, Colts revolvers and other army
stores, was brought into Port Royal. iast
week. c'ptur,d by the hlocklding quad
r,n. The prIz, l. one Of the most vaInab le
recently obtained. Ii was taken off Fer
nandIna.
Congressman Ely, it is said, has been
released, 10y an exchange for Faulkner,
late Rebel Minister to France.
Another >krmish near Fortress Monroe,
re.uIrrd IN the defeat of the Rebels, who
had negro soldiers in their ranks
Gen. Pope has struck another heavy
blow at the etrI- in Missouri The lat
ter however, by Simultaneous movement,
one night, made nearly 100 miles of the
Northern Missouri Railway impossible
gen. Price is again relrcatIng south
ward
The following was the Order Of Exercises
al the Public Reception OF the Lewi,burg
Academy, on Tuesday, the eth. There was
a mixture Of the Serious and humorous aud
all the pupils acquitted themselves with much
spirit
E-sav- GroctiuEs-Emi.v Hartman.
Po~'irs,i Iramerian-rhc Tread Of frimn-Join Norel.
E-,av-rh Christmas Tsmr.--~tlii~ Wilson.
Col uy-lu:"iIrr not Every thiu-l"-ie Reese. Anna
ireland Harriet Cumming. Clara ramrl"li anne
GeIirs, NARY >tou- htau aud Vice Bii.m-y.r
roc,cI h'ri"maJiou-1he banner Of the sca'-J bale
youu- man leavn; hom,-I. G Iley Imam.
-ol"iuy Youthful fatrioti-m-Eu,seiI cum man and
rss,r"rhc ,11.,nr Year-rls,en Rank.
I'artral De- Iamatou-wl,t theu,-CJarrnce Noel
o..aiuy-Ear~ open aud Months shut-F. :. Dchson,
\ 70 p,r,.ou. I u Rank, L. Vi. Baale.
--sSy-The prs-.ut Wsr-,Iuhn u Miller.
,I-.r~h-Iary Et-in--Nm Reese
naluy- Tie thalru-"-l g. Lrinharh, o. Ashouf'ltor.
'oetl,,i uec'nmatou-rHe new National Hymn--Eus-
sa.l Inruens1.
Essay W.rnrus iuNuencc-SsIli~ N'Cr"i,ht.
'Ollu4uy- taf YOU sp.7-Dauiel Cos, Theron Geldes,
D wilson
Perch- The american Waterloo ana it. I.sues-ChArlss
~ Gc!!rS
?pech-'. 81 10y Uunkum - Calvin Lejntach.
puu3uy Tine Th-t o; Iino-p A-hrnf ljrr, " sribert
,-rgr-Tur Fuitoian-Hiiiiam L-uhacn-
&. The sessions Of the Academy will be
e>umed on Monday, Jan. 6, 1862.
The dwelling of Col James Deegan,
icar Du,hOre, Sullivan county, wus entire
J destroyed by fire, morning f the l6td
Mt. An Insurance Of nearly three thou
and dollars ou the properly expired but
snort ume oao.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-27

Tie building, known a- lie Paradise
churc!, has been m.iy.e.. uy the Luther
aus, aud rJd,G,earti.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-27
STAN/AS
Written on rcatIns 1rn. Srp't'> Letter, recent,
published la LE.ia3d.

en- on rcarIng 1rn. Srp,t'> Letter, recepu
p1''i'h'a Il. L'='aHa'
II JAWS 'ihLN.
Yet -.ln sIl peaceful sag.
Strt.-Irau' v.th yi...- SCI Just, so clear,
hen in thy lettering ssc
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Lis suJr. sewn rf,r.
Behold ur. 70 i'- rnr -Y tri-Lt,
Pure Ir'uishfl- radfslt st1ri
NJ. ....i....,,.. .,..r,., B.. I.,-l.c..
It. rr-s ,.r mur'~nn- roar.
Thlt m.ufrut. cad bath placed thy ;-.t
ca E-.Hf. h,av.u- sI...r-
I...,. r...,...f.,....-...-..
j.. fr-,l'- ..slr ami wH.i,
PIT n-ac.- -l-t u...'.H. must profound
lrt f.'.h y %, q ,Il.i-
W., ,If..,,..ib b..,-. VII Fo.1,.,,l....,
"ur mi-hts a.u.m... -.,s.
WI 1' "".I Ja-'... r.t have pence,
'r' -'rS Sc "ar '-if3f
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A. ie.sr. I.,. >r 90 uora--
A. it W" r.. 'ru" a1I 'rJ"st,
Ills our 'l--.a.e aut -Aan".
r,..r.,.....r,... ,.,,-r.,t
And e'ti" Of ."r "~n.
Ih"fr Do 90 r.i.r 8...H speaks TO US
lusHe"t, '"u'-H'E; t.ar.
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So h..y. ul.t-u tli.r.
1iarrLry -uya.I q. turuu.7
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-27

are good for tuIl classes next session. 3, h.ru
opens Feb. 70, -G2. There IS larger pro-
portion ul farmers sons 90 attendance than
a first, and the CugT>" rt study and gractIee
and the acquaintance aai a>>.C.arur> for
med are such a VII tend 90 MAKE ut them
some of the true nobility ui the ola h Keystone
RS -WN. II. KEN, elected Surveyor
General Of Peuu,y lyanil, having been aT-
pointed and confirmed B.igalier General
iu the army, il became the duty Of the 20.
vernon to fill the vacancy, and the Hon.
HENRY SouTHER, late Senator from Elk
county, has been appointed.
rsa-In our usXt We viii copy DrTh. s
ChrIst's description Of ;A,ir voyage from
Fortress Monroe 70 Hilton Iiead......also
hitter from WEB, Otter Island, S.C......
aud one from Iberia, Missouri.
reE- The Expresses all gr5an with the
carloads Of Holiday Gi.s FIR the Union
soldiers East Of the Nouutaius-pr5baby
the same for those on the West. Uuion
county remembers her sals mos. richly.
EG-We learn incidentally that Capt J.
Merrill Linn acted as Judge Advocate ata
late military ,rial Of New Yo:k Colonel
IN Annapolis.
IarWe send the Star d Chronicle, aud
the Atlantic Monthly, or Gaicy's LaIy's
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-27

PgRLISEfD sINl-NaIALY---
Tuesday Morning < Friday Afternoon
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-27
NTAE&RI ED,

New Years Fizinss-ar CRoTZER'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-29
Neutrality Of france in the Ameri-
can Crisis.
The French Squadron for the
Atlantic.
Lord Brougham Repudiates
the Abolitionists.
PATHS Debut at the Royal
Italian Opera,
tes. kEs, &es

The steamship New York, from Bremen and Southamp-
ton reached this port carly yesterday morning
she LETT Southampton ON the 18th Of Nay. Her news
has consequently been anticipated By the Etna from
rQueenstown the 18th inst.
Tho New York has, however, brought Us newspaper
es day later than those received by the Persia with
Che regular European mail Of the 18th OF May.
NJ Thouyenei has addressed circular to the French
consular agents IN America, recommending them to OBJ
serve the suctest neutrality in tho events which are
now taking place in this country.
The Paris papers notice of the fact that, within
few hours OF day. four ships arrived at Havre from
New York, with 40 900 hectoitres Of wheat.
The New York brought 700 rix dollars, els 500
sterling, and so 900 francs in specie.
SPECIE LIST PER STEAMSHIP NEW YORK.
BRESA-N
EchuchATds Gerhard. Sol oOO
Wnlam ScnAA g. 70 l,ooo
Leopold huueT oo,fvO
UerChS q 20. 1Vo
~, eos roo
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
a. h. sakRmAn .Iloooo
FROM HAvRE
William Cysan 900 francs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-29

| board the market was Gull, though Hi
! nois Central was in active demand. At the
| afternoon board things were generally better
| The market closed steady. The speculaticns Of
the street present to-day no particularly new fea
lures. A feyerish tone Of unhealthy activity i
still apparent in some classes of Western securi
tiesthe result in part of the late transactions in
the shares Of the Illinsis Central for foreign ac-
count, and in part Of former short sales" The
increasing appreciation in England Of tho actual
gravity Of the American crisis, and the menacing
aspect of the government at Washington, must
soor put stop to ill-advised speculation on tho
other side. Here the actual exhibit on the great
lines of Western railway is of . nature to
open the eyes OF the blindest to the real position
of things, and TO the prospects of the future.
The virtual suspension of the banks Of Illinois,
and the rapidly extending depreciation of all
Western paper, are not more significant of the pa
ralysis which is fast gaining on the commerce of
the country than is the record of the third week
in May on some Of the Western lines. On the
Michigan Southern we have decrease of $1,000,
on the Michigan Central a decrease of 81 ,G32, on
the Chicago and Toledo decrease of 1897, while
the earnings of the Galena AMI Chicago, which
exhibited gain of nearly $4,000 the first week
but SOC. 1t is particularly noticeable that this
alarming state Of things affects especially the pas
senger traffic, and indicates in this way the
rapid stagnation of business intercourse to-
gether with q falling off in the means
of the people The passenger traffic
on the Galena and Chicago, for instance, fell off
more than so per cent in the third week of May,
1861, as against the same period of last year.
The following were the last quotations of the
day:-United States SIS, 1874, 70 a 1871; Tennes-
see 6's, 43 4314 Virginia 6's, As 4s1Ia; Missouri
6's, 4l114 4lH; Cantoa, 81 a 81; Cumberland
Coal preferred, 5H g.; Delaware and Hudson
Canal, 80 g.; Pennsylvania Coal, 70 a 80; Pacific
Mail, 64H IS; New York Central ~ 721s
Erie, 2211a 1925; Hudson River, SAX IS; Har
lem, lOs4 IL; do preferred, 261s q; Reading
81 a3lH; Michigan Central, Al 4lll; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana 1l% Il; do.
guaranteed, 252sa 26h; Panama, lo3 a l04; I'LL.
nois Central, 7O24 II; Galena and Chicago, 571s
a 573s Cleveland and Toledo, 2214 22s4; Chi
cago and Rock Island, 32s4 o SO; Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy, 81 SO; Milwaukee and Mis-
sssippi, IL 121aa; La Crosse and Milwaukee land
grant bonds, s 8; Illinois Central bonds, 80 81
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
IN dow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-29

Cana iian flour steady and prices were firm, with
There were sales Of TOO 500 bbls Southern, closing
within the range Of the above quotations Ryo -four
steady with saes Of 1857 bbs at tho above figures
Corn meal firm ut tho above quotations, with
moderate sales of Jersey and Brandywine. Wheat
exhibited more lrmness, while prices were with.
was for export and for milling The sales en-
braced about 900 bushels at ~ 20 for white CAfor
MIA 81 rs for state spring y 4ss 80 FOR red western
and indiana 81 so 81 10 for white Michigan 81 40 for
white Canadian, and 81 so for white Kentucky Corn
better and active with gales OF 25 900 bushels at
42c +3c for unseund and common 44c. a46c. for new
mixed Western, 46hc for new Western yellow, and Soc
T sd o. sa1'y n ms
quiet at 7Sc. soc. Rye was steady ut SIC. CSC.
sale of Canadian was made at 6ec. Oats dull and
ut ale. 33c., and Of State at $50. $3.50.
CotFu.-A sale OF 200 bags OF Rio was made
is ahG 40 aSrac.bo a. 9' fsc ,as ao DO
13kc., and 600 do. 81 Domingo on private terms. Tho
following statement Of socks Sc from the circular
Santos the 2sth day Of May, 1884, 951so oags Nara
caibo 67s5 IAguayrs s14o Java, mats 400 gov bags,
Total bag and mats, ia 100 The stock Of Rio on May
25 at New Orleans, was 10 900 bags; Baltimore 1870
Philadelphia, $500; 2sth, New York, $3.50. Total,
Corroshe sales footed up about 400 bales in transit
private terms. The market continued firm for mid.
FRr1os TO Liverpool 900 bales Of cotton wsre en-.
gagged at 31od 10000 bushels OF wheat In bulk at Sd
5000 do. corn, In bulk, At Sd and 300 bbs rostn a.
o. 3D. To London 600 bushels OF wheat engaged,
in ships bags at 9nd and 1000 bbls. flour at Is Cd. a
g. I'D The ship Gree Britishl condemned was sold
at g, 500, cash.
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market was heavy and mac.
tive, while prices Of prime closed at lower figures Sales
OF 300 a 400 bills made at sI6 rs SIT for city
and Western mees and at $l2 rs $l2 80 for prime.
Beef quiet but steady with sales OF 100 l26 bbs
at 80 90 Sill for repackod mess and $l 80 Sl2 80 for
extra There fair demand for prime mess sales Of
100 terees made private terms. Cut meats were
active, with sales OF $50 bhds. and terces at 4hc.
SIC for shoulders, and AT &c. 7c. for hams.
Beef hams we're quiet and nominal, at lac. Ice.
the latter figure for Western lard was in light
demand, while gales embraced about 400 barrels IRE
ported) at SIC a e%c. Butter was In fair demand
llc ice. Tor State grass and At l0c lac. for
Ohio cheese ranged from &c to Sc for state and at &c
a &c. for Ohio
RICE "A sale Of about 100 casks made at 5,Ic. a
CSC.
suCARs were in fair demand chiefly for refining The
Gales embraced about 100 hhds chiefly Cbas including
refining goods within the range Of aAo. n A%c, and
grocery grades at 4ic 5Ac. and $500 bags Of Manila
for refining, on private terms.
wmSbY,-The market was steady with saes Of sco
barrels at t6hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-29
a e44 $50 50. 453 .2ss


Since Jan. i..... 25,s24,s63 1924 S53 52,4s3,2ss
There is but little doing in money or paper
Choice paper is wanted at the discount houses
few names will pass even below seven per cent
Second GLASS paper continues very hard of sale. A
failure in the domestic dry goods business is re-
ported.
Foreign exchange closed steady, though dull,
for the Boston steamer. Bankers buy at lOiI
1906 and sell at 1861 LOG. We hear of some
very good bills at 1861. Francs are quoted, for
bankers names, at 5.32lS 5.S71I The recent ar
rivals Of gold have not yet produced their legiti.
mate effect upon the exchange market.
Stocks continue dull, and there is no outside
business whatever. But prices continue steady,
and in some instances have advanced, in conse-
quence Of the scarcity Of cash stock, and the
wants OF the bears. At the morning board
to-day Illinois Central advanced ll% per cent,
making an advance Of 31% in two days; New York
Central rose 4; Erie, n; Reading, n; Michigan
Central, "a; Toledo, u; Rock Island n The
exceptions to the market were Missouris, which
fell 70, and Tennessees, which declined az much.
The prices OF these, and indeed, Of all the specu-
lative stocks on the list, are governed at the pre-
sent time not by considerations Of intrinsic value,
but by the relative proportion between the
supply Of stocks on the street and the amount
required ny the bears for delivery. After the
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, May 2S-6P. N.
AsnEs-We have no change to notice in prices while
sales we're Bght at IS 3Tk IS 62k
BREAIsTt w. Flour-The market sustained for
common and medium grades, while extra BRANDS were
dull ard unchanged The sales embraced about ID 900
barrels, Closing within the following range OF prices
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S3OO,OOO.
SUMNER CLOTHING.


DEvLIN HUDSON a co,
of Warren Of Broadway
The largest and only comp. stock of sty lish
SUMMER CLOTHING
70 be found in the city
Having ed entire force and the retail
department business prepared with an
an stock of Ill kinds of desirable fabrlcsln
MENfB AND BOYS CLOTHIRG.
suited TO the season. which offer exceedingly
Low PRICES.
DEyLIN HUDSON Co