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The New York herald., 1862-07-28
Brooklyn Military Matters.

THE SECOND DISTRICT REGIMENT.
The Governor has decided upon going on with the
organization Of this regiment at Some doubts
seemed to be entertained that the regiment could not be
raised and that 1t better to postpone cnstnens
1t until the Empire Brigade ready the fold
but the committee having the matter in charge
hdent that To viii be forthcoming. Colonel Cook,
who was nominated for the command OF tho regiment
has been accepted by Governor Morgan and that gentle
man is hard at work in attending to the bus Of his
organization He is also confden that the regiment
be raised in Brooklyn. The camp will be situated at Fort
Green.
THE EMPIRE BRIGADE.
There appear TO bo eight hundred
recruited for the above Brigade thu encampment for
which is at East New York General Spinola il hard ut
work putting his brigade in the field speedily pos
sibe.
THE LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL.
Owing to the patriotism Of those charge Of the Long
island College Hospital, situated In Brooklyn that fine In
stutcn has been thrown opca for tho admission OF
sick and wounded soldiers. The greatest attention IL
paid to their wants, and every decacy provided which
would in any way tend to alleviate their sierngs or
hasten their recovery There about 15O
soldiers in the hospital and 1t is pleasing task to be able
to record that nearly all of them fast recovering
great feature is worthy Of remark connection with
thsse brave fellows Whom aluding to General Mcclellan
they speak Of him with the most intense enthusiasm
and assert that they would freely lay their lives
them 1t would be unjust In closing this article not to
notice the patriotism OF those volunteer who give
their time and attention to a!leviang the suerngs OF
these brave fellows.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

NHW YORK, -, Io6z
Recsyod from -, or the ---- Volunteers, the
sum OF twenty five dollars being oueourth Of the bounty
(o ono hundred doars) allowed by law authorized TO be
pAd by tho Secretary OF War; july 1892 70 each recruit
enlsting for three years during the war.
certify that the above amount was paid In my pre-
aaueo
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Nxw Yonx, -

Rscsived from -, Of tho ---, - dollars be
ing for months advance pay, authorized by tho Sc
srstary War; June 1907 to be advanced to soldiers
snIstng in tho regular and volunteer forces under
joint resolution OF Congress- which sm agree to have
deducted from my pay - tho 0rst time the regi
mont may belong to - paid.
certify that the above amount was paid In my pre-
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

Tho chief and most valuable OF which woro 26I3 $40
pounds of tea valued at $500 00 AZ s6y pounds of raw
silk. valuei at sI200o0 t39 4 pounds OF vegetable
wax valued al $50 600; 5S75 tons Of COAL valued at
f26,i50.
The amount OF coal above stated does not include the
large amount consumed by merchant and We sses OF
which no returns made 70 the TOMS it beny
databls. The whole quantity exceed II 900 TONS
According to the above figures the from foreign
trade to tho Japanese government at this port
From fiaort aud export duties l60
Fort Dues. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

FUGITIVE PROM NEw YoRK.-On Thursday, man wno
enbezzed from his employer In New York the sum Of
900 In gold, arrived in this city followed BY the owner
Of the money, who could not have the arrested a.
the offence does not como within ths provisions Of the
Ashburton treaty. Tho runaway s therefore enjoying
himself without fear of punishment. Herald
July 20.
Onscial Drawings or the Delaware state
DELAwAes, ExrsA Glass sas-,July as 1852
SO, 81, 90, 81, "a, IL, So, Ia 81, ~, 81. so. a.
DELAWARE. CLASS 2s7-,uiy 20, lsSx
SO. 40. 20. "a. 81, "a. 2, 80, 4O, 80. ~. 81.
SoHs w;,n,oI;aI :; MORRIS D.,;. ! CO;
GO ksnnesV ssa x..s. a,e OF Eddy
;, KxsrucSr Extra Class ssI-sulr rs 1852
a. 81 sa e. oe Ss sJSiy g. s5 a. IL a. 81 sS
1, 81, ~. Sc. IL, 81. Is, 20, 81. IS, SO, 4.
sent ''e o 'nar' sUssXY EDp9 saes
Covlngtou, Ky. or 81. Louis. No
Prizes Cashed i'm all LegaIizcd Lottc-
ros Information sTrTw i, yoSErn .,ls gaTHs Bgsse
Hcrring's Patent Cham pion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 2a Broadway Murray street,
nc" iosA-
Glorious Hews.-TurtIc by Baynrd, at
No. Is Park row, this day. SCOTT BRITAIN.
Eight Cartcs do visito for SI-EqunI to
BALoHs s,s Greenwich street, Of Barclay.
Eight Cartes do visite for Si.-The Rest
in tho city at Woods Gallery EOS Bowery. New York.
Twelve Cartcs dc Visite for S1.-The
finest quality Of work PERCIvAL. l3o Chatham stree.
Plantation Bittors.-5O cents Cash nor
dozen will be paid for ALI returned Bitter Bottles AZ
Dcy strret. The immense demand tor these buers has
may have. '''' '''s'' : r H. DRAKE CO. c1eS
Bachelors Hair Dye-she Hest I'm the
world harmless and relsbe Sold by drug
lists and perfumers everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
Beautiful CompAexion.-Phaion's Snow
White Oriental Cream removes Tam freckes, &o and
and beautcs tho compeEion For sale BY all drug
gists
Beautiful Complcxion.-Lairi's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has no equal for preserving and
ocau,ifyng hs compile ,on and s.n Ladies after using
Prof. Milier's Hair Dyc--5O cents, Black
Brown; the best Sold by druggists Depot ID Dey
for Wigs Toupces Hair Dye and IIsir Dyeing and
Moldsva Cream for beautfyng the hair 10 Bond street.
Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Prsservative
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail No Asor Honsc
The Dye is applied BY experienced artists
RInrsf's Radical Cure Truss InstIsute.--
es SIX Elastic Socknga Knee Caps Ankets 40 Corner
broadway and Ann street, undor bsrnums Museum. A
female to attend on ladies.
DIR. Schcnck VIII be In New York every
Msuday, from IL A. n. 70 T. NJ. His rooms are NJ No.
- Bond street.
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very Scrofua obstinate Elupion ot the Skin
aud old Ulcers No. Dyisior street, New York Cy since
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14
mar. I3=2td.


RAJ 1t rarely happens that in our edito-
rial capacity our readers find us premedi-
tatedly and with malice aforethought en-
gagged in putting any patent medicine,
but during our recent trip to the melan-
choly scenes of Pittsburg Landing there
was one medicine which we found in the
hands of nearly every soldier, giving relief
wherever applied, whether internally or
externally. We refer to Perry Davis Vet
etable Pain Killer. All spoke loud in It's
praise, and the. kind hearted Surgeon Of
one of our Indiana regiments informed us
that he believed it was the only thing that
saved at least half of his regiment from
tying of dysentery during recent long
march, and We cannot help suggesting to
our friends among the army suffers that il
is one of the articles they should never be
out Of. It is packed in saw dust, two dozer
in each box, and can be forwarded over the
toughest road without danger of breaking
Is sold in Evansville " Keller Il White
Preston Bros, P. Veirling, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and S. e. Gilbert & Go.
a J. N. HARRIS & CO.,
apls-d3m Proprietors, Cincinnati.
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malicIously to contrive the ruin and destruo--
ton of the peace, safety and good
order of the corporation aforesaid, or
of the government of the United
States, or shall knowingly conceal such
practices, or harbor or counsel, aid or assist
any disloyal citizen, who has been or Is
now a. member of the Confederate army,
who has returned to said corporation as a
spy or agent of said Confederacyi or any
person engaged in the same, or shall use
any language calculated in its nature to de-
ter, or lembarrass any citizen, from being q
becoming loyal citizen of the United
States. A violation of this act shall be
high misdemeanor, and upon conviction be-
fore the Recorder of said corporation, shall
forfeit and pay fine of not less than $25
nor more than $50. s
SEC. 2. 1t shall be and hereby made the
special duty of the City Marshall, his de-
puties and each of the night police, to dilli-
gently inquire into all violations OF the Isl
section of this act and arrest and take be.
fore the Recorder, for trial every such per-
son suspected of the violation of this act.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14

Be- Among the prisoners captured BY
Gen. Dumont in his attack on the gang Of
marauders under the command Of the noto-
rious Morgan, were our former accquain-
ces Gus. Fowler and Jourdan Flournoy of
Paducah.c We have always understood that
Gus. Fowler was not rebel at heart, and
that he was forced into the rebel service By
the circumstances in which he was placed
We regret since be felt called upon to
take up arms against the government that
he did not join another portion of the rebel
enemy instead of gang of gurrilla plum
derers
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secesh Items.

a sister of Gen. Mcclellan resides in AL
ALBANIA, and nephew of his was in the bat
tie of Shiloh, fighting for the confederates.
Dr.L. P. Blackburn, of Askansas, has
taken the horses of the late A. Sidney
Johnston to his plantation to keep until
called for by the relatives of the deceased.
Umpire, the horse which Col. Merriweather
of Kentucky, presented to Gen. Johnston, is
as fine piece of horse-hesh as can be found
in the South.
An Atlanta paper states that leading
house in that city had large lot of sugar
and syrup at point on railroad near the
Mississippi, below Memphis. It was on
the platform, exposed to the weather. The
freight from the point to Atlanta would
have been about two thousand dollars, and
knowing it was wanted at Atlanta, and
that their regular customers were anxious
for it, they offered to pay ten thousand dol
lars. freight four times the regular rate. Ye
it could not be transported, because the
Government had control of the road.
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Medical Notice.

DR. T. G. GALE, graduate Of the Ohio
Medical College, respectfully tenders his
professional services to the citizens OF Ev-
ansyille and adjacent country.
In introducing himself to strange COM
munity, he begs leave to state that after en-
joying great advantages as student, he
graduated twenty years ago, and has been
ever since engaged in the active duties OF
his profession, principally in Vevsy OF this
State.
Evidences of his graduation and stand
ing, as a physician, would be cheerfully
placed before any gentleman DESTROYS of ex-
amining the same. ga
Office on First street, on second floor, in
the Post Office Building. Room No. g.
Residence in the new brick on the corner
of Third and Gum streets. He can be
found at his Office during the day and at his
residence at night. May l2-lmd.
Il
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river News.

The bar en- the point opposite the city is
daily becoming mo romnent and now
looms up in vast proportions.
The weather continues sultry and clear
bat rain is portended before morning.
luz ov-..~. IrOu OaIrO Win out
= Moderate trip, and left at 3 o'clock quite
light but with fair passenger list.
The Big Grey Eagle arrived ahead of
the Eugene, and after discharging lot of
freight, proceeded to Henderson. She had
fine band aboard which dfscoursed very
pleasant music.
The sprightly Eugene came in about
l. o'clock with a fair trip, including over
300 packages of freight. Harry McDougAl
was all smiles, and hand ed his lady passen-
gers ashore with suaUiter IN modO that
carried conviction to many hearts.
The New Albany Ferry Boat Ben South,
from Pittsburg Landing passed up.
The Warsaw with a full freight for st.
Louis came down about noon.
The Cordelia Ann from Nashville with %
hogsheads of tobacco aud 298 bales of cot
ton consigned to Morris Ranger, arrived at
noon
The Government steamer De Soto having
placed Commodore Foote aboard the mail
boat at Louisville, reached here at O'clock
yesterday, enroute to Cairo and the fleet.
The May Duke for Nashville came in just
behind the De Soto. She took on board IS
barrels of beer shipped by Cox & Hum
phreys.
The Storm left last evening for Green
River. as2.a
The Big Grey Eagle took large freight
of tobacco from the levee last night.
The Princely B. j. Adams with fne
trip enroute for Pittsburg Landing, came
down last evening. She took large num-
Der of soldiers from this place 10 join their
regiments.
The tgbsaaR loaded Toner guards passed 'as !.
The Matte Cook arrived last evening
from Green River with teeming load of
tobacco.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14

Horse RACE FOR $I,oOo.--A race will
take place on Saturday, the 18th inst, at
o'clock P. NJ, over Stevens Race track near
this city, between ThompsOn's roam horse
Gritter, of Boonville, and Rice's sorreI
mare Mayfower, of Tayiorsviile, for $500
a side. An interesting time may be, ex-
pected, as other races will take place dur
ing the afternoon. Admission 25c.
my13-d5t f-2' $3.50
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s9 Mr. speigelberg, Steward of Hosp
tai No. 4. furnishes US with the following
list of deaths in the hospital, up to May 10,
1852:
May s-John Garter, 18th Indiana Bat
terry. eflas
May IA A Bryan, company A, 5lst
Ind.
May 12-E Harrell, CO K, 51st Ind.
May 12-Elias Shilling, musician, co A,
32d Ind. fH
May l3-Alexander Goodrich, co Il,
2eth Ind.
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Dg An officer on the De Soto informs

B1@ An officer on the De Soto informs
US that the gunboats can take Fort Wright,
in an hour when ever they want to. But
having no land forces to follow up the
victory, they are meerly holding the rebets
in check, awaiting the fall of Corinth.
From Memphis papers he learned that
Porter's feet had reached Grand Gulf on
their way up the river.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14

B5- We conclude from the statements
in our dispatches this morning that the
Galena was too quick for the rebels, and
succeeded in preventing their crossing
James river if they designed doing SO. The
prospect now is that they will make a
stand somewhere in defense of Richmond.
In case they do, one pitched battle in Vir-
ginia and one in Mississippi may decide the
fate of the rebellion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14

eG- Among the many returning soldiers
to the seat of war, we were yesterday
pleased to meet Capt. Walls Of the gallant
31st Indiana. Capt Walls fought through
the two bloody fields of Fort Donelson and
Shiloh with distinguished merit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14

Bay W Fl. Watson, of Yincennes, has
our thanks for st. Louis and Cincinnati pa
pers of yesterdays date.
The Adams Express Company daily
o9iige US by handing US the latest papers
from all directions.
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eg Competition between. the Big Grey
Eagle and the Eugene is running high
We would regret to see either compelled to
leave the trade. sac
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A MARROW EsCAPE.-As the De Soto,
was near Portland on Monday evening
under heavy head of steam, her cabin was
ignited from her chimney, but by timely
discovery the fire was extinguished before
it had made much progress.
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sg The Savings Bank. No. 4 FIRST
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other un-
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
dam.
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EG@ The latest information we have
from Gen. Halleck's column indicates that
matters are approaching crisis in that vi
entity. There bad been several skirmishes,
which go to show that the rebels have Sc
lected Corinth as their last ditch. A large
number of negroes were kept constantly at
work by the rebels, telling the trees and
charging "the ditch" Gen. Lowell, with
10000 men, had effected junction with
Beauregard, increasing his army to over
100000 men.
Gen. Halleck is making his approaches
with great caution. Roads are being cut
through the woods to facilitate the move
ments of the different division, siege guns,
Indiana is largely represented in Gen.
Hslleck's army, and a great battle at Co
rinth will occasion weeping in thousands of
homes. But such is the price we are COM
PEELED to pay for the perpetuation of that
Government our forefathers shed their blood
to create.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14

R55- A Novel mode of giving the rebels
news was recently practiced by some OF
the soldiers of the CID Pennsylvania regi-
ment, before Yorktown. They caught a
secesh dog outside of the enemy's lines;
and fastening New York Herald, contain
ing an account of the fall of Fort Pulaski
around his neck, they tied tin kettle to his
tail and started him back to his brethren,
whittier he went at an Eclipse pace. .--
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14

Da% Mr.. Dobell has placed on our table
Godey's Lady's Book for June, beautiful
nulm1ber.- Godey's Lady's Book is the old
est asst is the best Magazine for the bou-
doir or the social circle published, and
should be in every house.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14

R&r Some forty or fifty of our citizen
went to Princeton on Monday on an extra
train for the purpose of attending Judge
Halls funeral.
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RAILROAD Receipts.

p bbls crackers bxs, Burr q co, suEIers 5lst
Eeg; bxs ordnance stores, Capt Kidd, 14th Bat.
terry, Ind Vols, Monterey, Tenn; bales, boxes
dry goods 8 bxs hats, Keen 4 Preston; Xxx paper,
NJ Geupel; bx dry goods, Crane, Brown 90: 8
cases boots and Shoes, j II d w w Morgan IL
bxs oysters, L KessleT; bxs hats, Read q Law
rene 2 bxs dry goods, Merritt; 8 cases shoes,
H; L bale betting. bxs hdws s Wells; cases
shoes, L Derin, Henderson, crates crocksrys
HolIingsworth Bres; 10 bales sheeting, bxs dry
goods, Maghee Co; box dry goods, An
spacher q Co; hhds sugar, Bement b Viele; bx
drags, w Ridden, EhswnsetoWns 1llf; boxes
hats g Ridgeway, do; bdls collars; O Rabcock;
Is bxs fruit, bx Confectionery, Cerisola Go; 20
bgs seed, B Buston 4 %; 80 bbls -four, w NJ
Altman q Co.
A. e. sHRADER, Agent.
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B9r Prentice says that he does not be :
lieve that the rebels will make anything by
praying, as the Yankees can outpray them
as well as Outright them.
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The fine louisville and New Orleans
packet 3. q. FairchiId will be at our wharf
on Wednesday morning, en- route for Pitts
burg Landing.
For freight and passage enquire of Cox
& Humphrey.
mar f2z9fd
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sG- The wharf is greatly crowded with
freight of all descriptions. Tobacco and salt
predominant.
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D. L. HUNTER,
Local News.

pzF See first page for interesting read
matter.
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WANTED.-A good durable Flag Staff at
the foot of Main street. Any one who will
take the contract to put up good Cypress
pole, fully 100 feet long viii please call on
me at once, at the Telegraph Office.
May 13-2td. L. @. Knox.
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Having adopt
ed the exclusive
Cash system and
SO increased my
stock rs to be
equal to the rap
idly increasing
demand for well
made, tasteful,
and durable fine
Clothing, ! am
now prepared to
furnish all kinds
OfFine Clothing
and Furnishing
Goods, at Whole
sale and Retail.
fully as cheap as
the same class Of
Goods can be
bought in New
York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14

R@- Within eight days our armies have
taken not less than Eve hundred pieces of
heavy artillery from The rebels.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14

Twill, on the 18th of this
month May receive a large
stock Of good Linen and light
Wooden Goods for the Whole
sale Trade. Merchants visit
ing Evansville to purchase
G3AA~, Ill P1s~~e ooS1 and
examine my Stock, which
will be large, and comprise
very desirable and saIeable
Goods. I will receive fresh
supplies tri-week1y by Ex-
press for the Retail Trade.
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nomE INTERESTS.

FoUND.-A small iron key which the
owner can have by paying for this notice,
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ME0R, H.RUsXJVG COsUPLETED
w our machinery to ma1ufacture WOouen
G. odE OF various descriptions beg leave to
nou CO that we will manu- actuTe wool INTO goods
at short notice, and guarantee satisfaction to All
who viii favor us with th cir patronage; should
work not be, when de ivered, as ordered,
will make other in place thereof until the goods
are as contracte for. Below we have fixed ices
for manufacturing the various kinds Of goods
made by as, subject, however, TO rise and fail,
the articles used in manufacturing them vary
digo and cotton being very high at present, tie
probability is that they will ere long all ana thus
reduce the price Of such goods when they are used
Our ma hines are new. and Of the latest improve
msnts, that you need not fear but TIA a. ali work
done by viii be satisfactory.
TERMS FOR MANUFACTURING.
We invariably find the grease aud do all the
picking OF the wool, farmers caly having to wash
the wool and bring it as it comes from the sheep.
Carding and spinning any size yarn, any
l5o por 10
Carding and spinning any size stocking
or coyerlet yarn, two. or three ply ...lse per Ib
Jeans, weaving when the wo3 Ien yarn is
brought already spun and eOlored, We
m finding black chain Per ID
brought already spun and ooored, We
finding blue chain per sd
Jsar s, any color except blue, when white
wool Is brought, washed as it comes
tion the per vi
Jeans, blue or blue mixed (fudigo) with
black Shaini $50 per "a blao chain, per I'd
Jeanss blue or bius mixed (logu oodl
with black 94c Der sd
/ Jeans, when wool is brought coiored. we
doing the spinning securing, weaving
and finding black chain ...............2sc per d
+ Jeans, when wool is brought uOlored, we
/ doing the spinning, securing, weaving
ana nndlng blue Oh SOC per
kt rseysyindigo ne, all wool. ....... 45c per vi
Kerseys, any other color than indigo
blue 41o per Vi
! Flannel, in grease, one yard " de-, all
white per ID
Flannel, secured, one yaru vide, all
CSC Per 4
Flannel, any color except blue and red
plain, one yard per
Flannel, barred with any color 4gc per
| Blankets plain white, tea quar- ters IeTg
(other sizes, prices Accord ngl }f3.75 Per Iail
| Fancy coverlets, any pattern, when
white wool is brOug 20 piec
The namss OF persons will be Wovs
the coVeTlet Tor Poe tNtH
\ Hatinett, when wool is colored when
brought to the factory. per VI
SatiBett, any cslor except per 81
satinett, blue or mixed (indi per i
We will also have on hand all the above good
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange q
wool at the highest market price