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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
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Robers : xpro L, be-
tng ia ; sWssr. oH oatl,
says, that o. the iavifa-
Ton Of q solder Of tie
zE reg - ns Is we :
suto a saiocn kaaNn a.
he sig4I saIosh. CO
donesy Bsgass iha ffh
- april. that - 4 sol
jier treated bis. ard BE-
drank . snail glass q
tsssr that, a. they wers
4Tszt arSsssfng = lssss
aaAa, Nhoa be
hard eallsd Capt. MI
Irs step p1 up e tn
bar, ard Vas asked Is
Tie soldier 70 drink
chat usx IN preston @ss
/ b. declined that | do
not nss him 10 drink
that / 6ssf not hear hia
/ propose a tae=t or 81
! that -yoH IT wouit
rather vote for JET. d
via than you wenlS
/ for Lincgln. or an!
/ words % thse Enset
that, hasIur finishes
drsn king, ] was Gt,1El
/ LAYING ghs ssieoB, and
had GOT nearly % H.
asasr, wfsen Emil Biseh
or proprietor q ias
I EFausviIie [ Aloa Toss
/ up FROM among = nun
Der Of iasn among Nhoia
/ h aAs sitting, and G m
menced gsstieulatiuR IN
riously and pointing &
Eas, urgiEg The crowd, a.
/ sBps8sed and believe
~ commit persona! ri0
lenee upon ne. Incsrs.
ed and indignant al
what ] conceived 70 he Z
eowardIy mode Of re-
yeuging himself Epsh
MS for q publication IA
the Times Of that morn
iux that his back vel
bore F" the mark ~ i
veii-mertted and veil,
infiie ed ehasaiss Haei.t
for his A. amailSH o.
tire families Of good al
reputable citizens,
turned to Bischaf All
N5ds 4" fha are = d.
s8u-af-a- bitch. AMI i
you VIII step osIt herr
/ by yenfself | viii saof
settle uIaFteFH atfi
you" AZ be showed ~
! inellaasion f. arss "a nj
cbaiisHxp. bat kept u
( gss irulAtiHG aud tai
/ Ing I epeua,i the d8of
| aud walked 0at TLfs ~
an exact perfs 4. am
eamYIsts a4ssnt q
shat taek place. Ahs
/ I further meat psysitise
~ sNesr that ! did M
I say = every DID sold a.
Hssxti-d lid son .ef.a
I btteb a. published i,
The Evansville Jenrafl
~ every DID Gol'l ri
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/ bite.5. - given In g.
an Issits published Ii
tbs Evansville Taos 8
! any NeTds to that IF q
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/ trsuCe - ths soldiers
| l. ;. sFEor -
fuhserlis-l and swori
/ 70 iHfosa n4n = aOtary
I puliis, Kyans llis. Var
/ defhifgh Goa4fys Etafl
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

-
Mair Street, Sales Room
taetory, Cor. Loeust 4 Water Sis.
Ne mannfaetnxp all faa aaaya goods, AN4 ell 81
81 81 cent ehearaf than any Mause Ii har STATE
Ne weusd eaGf fiaa atteufgan ~ usreAsnts Nh
zeal ~ asg linss % bay from taa naaaa ngsrs
sfsrH thsY eaA saws - Hsg eaaf
" FENDgacH 4 bros
huff EFAuzvtfsa Emataaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
FOR SALE.

ID EstDA eeE-A very desiisbia residence,
AZ iwo-story Brick House, containing eight
rooms, s. 81 cellar, two large Gisftrh8, Wood.
shed and Stable, With garden II sasgsd. Dor sale
cheap. Enquire at Nc. 30 Water sttsef. At
Aplx Nv Il. \. RusTOs j co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
PAINTING

TrHE UEDEnsIaaKD HAs .pAnat
shop Al No. e5 Main Street. whefs be can BE
x1uud AZ all times prepared 70 execute IN tbs best
possible manner all kinds Of House and sigu
Painting, Gliding and PAPER HANGING by
strict attention 70 hastness, he hopes 20 merit 4
liberal share Of patronage
febis q ". OSBORNE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15


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- seses q ~ iHaaF ~ lsaHHd ......-,. - Cts
~ Aoxfs EfsHAa hfaass EnEp q = Is cts
80 tsess Bod, In gsisiess per sHsg,aa - 81 81
st H#Kss bafuas .. 81 gadaiss
$50 essla is Fesst Lsaf, Ter H0and...... ~ Cts
80 Fl baTafas Light per 81 aBa S. 81 50
w kA4aes FHasAss light frs Haiud 81 Ets
l94 hsAes ser GaaEd Tetasca = - Is Css
are rs HONS su T sssf T9A&ass
ts4N harfs'la sasa snk fauaesus
ts h-Ha h4s.sa sHma
4iaf HFE tiaCs3 gbssfhk Tehaeea
t98 3 laas ssRsax
f.9t. iffias aui Wesa Fggss
&f7## fssaFksz
EastssEaf fEHEs5sf EEfs4
ia,Ma assasss8 Piss .tsms
-3@#9 aa4e isaras
@i@ lieHfg staN Eafs. fEfis,
&s9t faaHre lsas saFs seeaHs.s
$50 IA haaoleall Cigars
HN ii Brutna cigar.
#a4H IisifsAaaish tigsFs.
a#3H seraeaeEse
ssH48 q 4slyaaieA Clgalss
ta8tsss Psesa ema4 .ms Tebasesf
ct bFdsa Tafh "a ehiafins Tsbaeaa.
80 bslas KlHslatnsaa smhkGax TAsssaat
% NFsiei= ssianshs@;
z1ssa HaahHs Asekasog Nuaa
2uf9 tWneh sarf
Merchants Haa Eser#+hs#fera, taak % tLss
nt#'ssf aaaMlae eef iafsH st@&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

s<y-An exchange says, that the Dem
oerata should organize and arm Yes .tbsY
should organize and arm against the re-.
belllon, and orEahsxe and yosa against
Federal Tyranny. Lou Journal
Yes, bat the troa'1le IA. tl.e Democrats
as they falsely call themselves, have been
org.sAszlng and arming against the Gov
ernfnees, and for the pHFpose Of assassi-
nallHN Federal soldiers. Provost Marsh
ais, aud those engaged 10 arresting de-
serL9rs They are organizing to.eneoars
age the rebellion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
FOR REM g or SALE.

EoR RENT on sALR-A BEAUTIFULLY
II situated Residence, near che salt Wells, With
aEopt two acrss Of Land. " III trade for good
city property. Enauin 81
EE. mfHosT. cor. Main aud First
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TRUSTEES REPORT.
Township Trustees Annual Report

Township Trustees Annual Report
TUE FOLLOWING Is TRUE nEpoRT
L Of the Lecsipts sud Disbursements It tire
several Faaas 81 TIE Townshlp, n.ads - sl,s
March term Of the raaais Con- mlssioEers. issz
- wlt
Township fuad -teeelssd ssss 50
AMOUNT paid oEf - ~
bslanss@t..... - y -
spseiai school Fund FeessTsi ......-... s2is -
Amount paid out & IS
hHfift sssta+4..s-s-ss ~ ...-s.ts-.s+-s 3 e u
common srhoel Faud -feesfssd ......... sl.s1s 80
Amount PAID snt ......-.,..-....... lola 90
ssis 1s
JOHN GREEk. r Trastse.
semi-afheial Report % ths several Ralisf funds
placed 10 ny hands-as follows
Total amount received. ............Ss sra -
bsAAfsna sss... l&2 -
essh on hsnd ts7 @
JOHN GREEK, r Trustse.
Evansville. Arril :. lsHt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

@ieaae II H. hs5
4 y swWus uae
says that On auSs
night. the 4EH o. AH
ge4. - wAs at A
sahuaie1 erA s3assu
Oh TAir j street, Ers
yIIiss Ia anspany Wft
a EuriAsr - s:s.sss.
When Roher snran
editor ofths T}ases, 4sHe
in ard asked hlnt 70
sAsz :. z.aazss- = ss ria
a5n4. I did 60 Aswe
ar2 + &aff. = Etssas
M th
- That ny e.
wh1 / sgd, % You
weulf as vois FRI
JET Eevs tfEas yoa
weai8 FIR IiEssda
H then said, 8 Krrry
id soldier f. iiFt
son -s1f-a-ilfeh, and
then ran eat ef tbs
door. fan lafs ) aseE
SALOON, ran through Is
AID jumped over tbs
l.aak fence
Email Bfschof. II fia-
same tins this happen
ed, saz sitting IL y ann
81 aiers saloon. In ore
corner. IA conversation
aifb Biseh and others.
spTouia did not address
ain@if 10 Bi=shof. bHt
70 me ard fhls il aft
4fhs con TeTsatiou be had
wifh any other man III
this room.
GAFT. Il. MILLER
9Th lad Battery.
Subscribed AID sworn
70 hefsre me this 9Th
april, 1854.
Ioas + CRIsp. Up.
We, The an ieFsfgned.
haying had the forsea-
ing AFFIDAVIT real % a..
/. under cath say thst We
Eese Draae On tie So
asisa Il al 4 70 aher
in, aasE sssismniy - r
thai tse asafsisnt II
earraet IN every parti a.
lar Ani THERE wss 20
cens Fsafien al .rasss
20 EAalt DI#hog by
I spfeuIs
r =. EfrKFArricE-
Pm Kate
J0as M0LL
JgHE NseKf.
ssfserii3s z AID - ra
to issffTe nae 4ise ff4
Apfif, 1854
Jgas sIH
fHsflef the lssafe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
UNION STATE TICKET


UNION STATE TICKET.
For bossgaoT,
OLIVER p. MORTON,
o. wArsg
For Lseaf. Goe1Hoz.
GEN. NATHAN KTMBALL,
o. sAETJs.
Tor Secretary Of STATE,
NELSON TRUsLER, Of Faystts.
FOR hada7v II stqks,
THOMAS 3. MoGARTY, o. Wabash.
Fr Treasurer Of STATE.
JOIN /. M0RgfsoE, Of Washington.
For Attorney ossgel,
DELAEA z. WILLIAMSON, q Patnaa.
For Clerk Of he Supreme coart,
GIN. IAz. NOBLE "a Knox, s.
For Rspoytsv Of Supreme oDsyf, reg
COL. Ben. HAREis0E. q Marion.
FIR es1reae Judges, tHs
1st Distriet--JAS 3. FRAZER, % HDseinsizo.
81 Diatriet-JkbD +. ELfIOTIs Of Henry.
81 Dissftet-CBAB. A. BAY, Of MarioE.
sih Distfiet-EoBf. g. GREGORY, Tlgpeeanoe.
Ier saPeripteaaeaf u T7sbHe T4ssyaetioa. Z
PROF. GEORGE ". H0zs, of Marion.
A1h hhESINf# At tAhshs
David s Goodihg, e. Hancock.
hk.hard VI. Thompssn, Of yiso. $3.50
y0a NfA7R gLgs1dRs.
let District--James B. Denny, ~ Kasx.
John n Hguehia1td, ~ 6gsaeef.
p Detfict-Cyrus y. Nixon, 81 CLARK.
Francis Wsstef, u LaQfanke.
81 District-Henry 4. PFlfehsFa, n Barihoie.
NOV
Madison Evans, n Lawrence.
4th Distriet-Leonidas sexton, u Hush.
U. v. Kygersof KrsHkliH,
3th Disiret-heBj. " giaypooi, Of Faystfe.
t0ehaa II. Meiisn- n Retry.
etb DiatFfst- J. J. Wright, u Morgan.
=. q Green, 81 Shelby.
fth Disffiet-JobB osborn, ~ Putnam.
Thomas y. Hfe, ~ Pafke
sth DistFict--H =. Davidson, Of Tipfe5an0e.
Benz Gregory, u Wafren.
9th DistFiet-Jsmeg y. Belfard. Of White.
Aaron onernsy, Of Porter
10Th Distfigt-T. X. DekinaGH, II DeKaib.
Halist Kfb1urns, II Klkhart.
18th Distriet--Johu II. Wallace, Of Grant.
James n Tempiaf, of JAS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
SELLING OUT an COST.

I WILL SILL MY LARGE sTocE Of WALL.
4 and Nindsw PAPER. Pisia and r cured. ~ essst
II order 60 make room fcr ctaeF gsSas
HEAEY
aPis No. "a, seq. M2ia and FfFst 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

Fancy Goods.
- rs g @ x So !.
A large aasortmant Of Seth ThonlAa's " ateftnr,,u
q nd AtkinsS Eight Day and Thirts Hear CLOCKS
Watch Materials, &C.
All the above goods will be spld al Wholesale
or Retail a. low a. any house Ia the city.
Give ne call before purchasing clseV here.
GEO. A. BtTrR0LFF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
NATIONAL RANK.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or Evansville, Ind.

pxs1eNATEp pEpoSIToxg AND FrwAN.
S4AI AGENT or THE UNITED
srATEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

The question is, who has consulted
perjury? There IS little rom for d9abt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30
FAMILY mARKmT REVIEW.


The following prices ruled at Washington Market yea.
terday showing change scarcely since our last review
Butter Is at ruinousiy high 1gure-
MsAn-rrime pieces OF boef. for roasting, I6c l8c.
per ID. chuck roasts loe lac. porterhouso steak.
lSc. 25c sroin steak I5c 49,; round steak, nc
OF mutton, &c. 100 and fec. 18c for hind quarters
lamb hind quarters 12c 18c foro quarters &C. re
Veal outlets, l8c $50 hind quarters. lSc l0c; and
fore do. loo. 12c Fresh pork averages Loo. Cured
meats Smoked beef. l5c. smoked hams, 30. l0c
smoked bacon f5c corned beef 7c al2c corned pork.
lsc shoulders isHc sausages ISe. 1oosnss lac
per pound Bucks county fowls l6c Bucks county chick
ems. 1sc Zoe; prime geese. l4c loo, per pound;
Se eUa sic per pair wild turkeys 81 GO IS piece
roasting pigs 81 SO IS each wild rabbits COO per pair
hares 76c per pair venison 15c 16c per ID by tho
saddle gray squirrels l2c each bear meat l5c, lsc
per h. an dnominal.
FISH -Blackish. IOc per ID yellow porch Zoe 12c
sun1sh. 10c. smelts 18c. per ID cod, &C. &c had.
100 cells ,l2c l5c. pcSerel. 1bc 1sc. pike. loo a
I8c lake bass, l6c. salmon trout zoe 26c white sh.
Ice per Id smoked mackercl 12c sailed salmon 12c
I4c sailed mackerel &C. lac per ID, picked goldfish.
yc &c. and dried goldfish 7c. &c. sailed herring per
bunch, l0c smoked haddock l0c> l2c smoked cells
I8c per ID now city cured salmon l8c zoe. per To-
large oysters opened 81 rs 50 per 100 small sewng
OYSTERS $50 81 % per 100 hard shell crabs 25c per
dozcu. boiled shrimp. 800 per quart
per half peek potatoes 15c lie per half peck rutasa
60 urnps 15c 1870 per half peck white turnips 12c
16c IN punches. locks, &C. satisfy &c. lac carrots.
do 15c. 20c each garlic, 18c per bunch, celery LOG
nc DO herbs &c Sc bees, $50 dozen, salad, SC.
LOG pef bead marrow squashes se per 10 passn,ps,
sickery. &c. &c. per bunch.
MIsoelL s-Choce table butter, SIC S5c per ID
fair to good table do Csc SOC cooking DO Csc 2oc
six for Csc lard Ice per b. in Jars wh,te clover comb
honey, 25c a SOC. strained do, 26c per 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

X-OF TWENTIETH srREET-A NOT. AT rug
NA Union sInne Post once si1teaaei 20 your mama
eol w. uhfolah Betai ghsa sii .htte ean .se ynn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

next sAonths delivery at buyers option. Free oil
DUN al 60 $50 s6etbo latter for primo white Ben.
ylne duh at 200. Tor city.
PrnEsro. II 900 bags sold at go. 25xc
S4o bbls pork ia packages beef,
YS6 DO out meats. l00do lard aud 6z3 dressed hogs.
Pork was steady with fair demand sales SOC bbis at
SIS 81 $40 for old mcss S2z SEE % for now DO, and
SIS 10 SIS for primo Beef steady with GALES or
600 bbs al yesterdays prices Beef hama wore steady
ct SO 42i 600 erces India mesa beef sold on private
forms BAcoHkas in demand at full prices; 2r00 boxes
sold ct yesterdays prices.
RICE was firm with sales Of $50 bags Rangoon ct fXo.
&C.,, closing arm Out meats were quiet, With email
sales ct 90. &C. for shoulders and 1910 al2kc and
lac. for hams tho latter for choice city out Dressed
hogs sold at oc eye. for Western and city Lard was
steady, with sales Of 900 bbs. and terces at loo
l3kG aud $50 packages ct 15c for refined Butter and
cheese wore steady and unchanged
SgxDs-Saes 100 bags clover at i3Ko for old ana 1870.
for new
SUoAR-Saies 81 hhds, by auction, ct l2ko. q I4kc.
Tor New Orlsans and l2T DO privately, ct 13Kc 14xc
for New Orleans and I2Xc, q 1870. for Cuba
TAILow.-50 900 lbs Eastern sold at l2kos
IRA was steady 1000 packages. chiefly 00tong and
English greon, sold on private lorna
Ts-l 500 slabs Straits sold. chiefly at 49,
ToBAoco-220 bids kentucky s0ld at 13c. . 30.
WHnKsY Tho market continued very irregular. and Il
Ia dcult to give reliable quotations Sales OF 900 bbs
wore reported, all the way from Toe. TO 800.
TWooL.-Tho 5aes for tho week have boon small The
demand howovcr, rather improved for tho last few
days prices the same and holders firm Sales about lao
baies Gillian, 100 do Mestixa lao do East India 20
do Donsoi 80 DO Santiago Is do Entire Rio on private
terms Nothing reported in fleece or pulled 10 California
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY. Jan. 29-6 P. M.

FRIDAY. Jan. 29-6 p. M.
The stock market opened buoyant this morning.
and under the influence Of an increased desire to
purchase, there was general advance In prices.
New York Central rose 81 Erie Z, Hudson River
-. Michigan Southern "a, Cleveland and Pitts
burg "a, Cleveland and Toledo |, Michigan Gen.
frsl IA Illinois Central L. Galena and Chicago a,
Cumberland Coal q, and Erie preferred "a. Har-
aem sold for lOl, which "a below the highest
price obtained at the first board on Thursday.
Hhe market continued strong in the afternoon, and
the closing quotations were:-For New York Cen
tral 1874 Erie l07, Hudson River lSa Harlem
l0il., Reading 1855, Michigan Central 1929,
cleveland and Toledo 1885, Rock Island IA,
chicago and Northwestern As, Michigan Southern
b7s4, Illinois Central 1885, Cleveland and Pitts
burg ll01s, and Galena lll1s.
Government and State stocks were firm. The
Rvetwenties were quoted at lo4 1914, interest
on.
The quotations At the gold exchange to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY Jan 29-6
AsuEs-Recepts % bbs Market unchanged spd
quiet.
BssApnurps Receipts 10 COS bDs Gour, bls bb. ind
29s sacks meal rs bushels wheat 500 DO re 2s5
DO barley, 2o7 DO barley malt o6b5 10 corn and TO-
s02 do oats The decline g3d aud unfavorsoc sdvccs
from Europe had depressing effect tbe market for
State and Western four and prices SC ioc lower
grades Western Kinds bong most affected rhe
demand was ve0modcra,c, and the market closed lat
Sales 5000 bbs Canadian -four also l0c lower nd
dull with sales Of 500 pbs at quotations Southern -four
in favor Of tho buyer, though prices te
cidedly lower. safes 500 bbl Rye -four sold tho
extent OF 100 bb5 and corn meal $50 bbs within tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

London commercial review OF the 18th inst.
says the rebel loan had become prominent and
hsd beer advancing in price. The loan was SEN
sidye to any favorable feature, in consequence of
"a number Of speculative operations having been en-
tered into directed TO lower prices. Occasional in
vestments having likewise been made in small
amount. by the public, the bonds had become scarce
in the market On the l4th the loan opened at 80
40, rose 10 &C so, with transactions at 4s, and
closed at 43 a As showing rise of s per cent on
the day. This advance was chiefly due to pur
chases by previous speculative sellers, who were
rendered uneasy by rumor that an attempt was
being made to form a combination Of the bond.
holders with view 10 get cotton out of the South
ern States in their interest. On the 18th there
was reaction, and the las; quotation was per
cent under the previous days rates.
The monthly return o. the Bank Of France, as
made up to Thursday, The 18th Of January, shows
the following results (the exchange taken at 25f.
10 the pound);-
coin apd bullion, 81 $50 900
Bills discounted, increase. 100000
Notes Ia circulation, increase...... 900 900
Private deposits increase ................ 100000
Treasury deposits, decrease. 400 600
Advances public securities decrease 10000
The falling of In the coin and bullion is not
heavier than had been expected; but the total is
now only f672s 900 against about G32,500, 900 Of
notes outstanding. The fact that the note circu.
iaton has increased so largely daring the past
month serves 70 render the discrepancy the moro
serious.
The annual report II the United states Mint for
the fiscal year ending June 30 1868, Is thus re.
ferred TO by the Philadelphia Ledger.-
The deposits OF foreign coin and bullion during the
year were:Gold f23l4g Ave silver 81 era COS gO-to.
tai s2a, sA 10l The c,rage or the same per I'D was
Cold COIN $50 1876 $50 lne gold bars 81 s4gs77 silver
coins $500 20s cents coined ass $50 number OF pieces
Of all denominations Of coins, bi9S0 575totai Coinage
S24 6Ss All The surprising Developments Of gold aud
silver production In the interior Of oGr national territory
are alluded to- Idaho s the present California The do
posts there have included grades OF fneness fo
Tp5 20 plp tbousandlhs. Not less promising the
opening 10 Washington and oregon. The Oregon
gold nearly e1u0l 70 that Of California while that Of
Washington Territory from $50 20 g3S th1usardtbs
Enough known OF these two Territories TO warrant
thc statement that quantity and quality their product
win rival or sufpass the product Of California. Arizona
~ ieding both gold and silver and the quantity Is I'M
limited The cent coinage has been very large, amoun
tag I68 OF 600 nckes. The pronis from the nickel
er~a rag all expenses OF coinage aud distribution
- Outstanding this the report recommends that The
6n "A further deprecated BY the omias VI oil nickel
s1. ne present size aud devices, berg composed Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Nyn fMpDarTfON THE NEVER FAILING MADAME
IN al mn fran Europe. who born With natural
gin She consus you the past present and future She
bringa Together those long separated causes speedy
fascs shows you correct likeness o. yout future husbani
az sheent ffsnta free You that bave been us
ceved Nv false lovers you that have been unfortunate Va
life cali on this ges European cairvoyant Tor Mesteo
hv who Wait her that her equal not TO be
found rive hundred dosrs reward for any ono who az
raua her In her skill She tells you me name
al Tie person you will marry No lOl Basl seventeenth
street cornsr Thrd Name o. tho ioo oenu:men
no, atmtttei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

=
The market for whea, fully &c &c. or nauooccd
By the unfayorsble from Europe aud the demand
was moderate The sales include 600 bushels at
fes club. 81 60 81 81 Tor amber Milwaukee 81 81 q
81 90 for winter red Western 81 10 81 10 for amber do
were Inactive and nominal There was fair movement
In corn but at lower prices sales 90 900 bushels at 81 20
as1 Fl for Western mxod store aud 81 IS 81 20 for
Jersey yellow Oats lower and less active sa es al
S7kc e0c for Canadian, SOC ole. for Western and
COPPER was nrm 900 lbs sold mostly q, ale roe
Lake aud 40c. Tor Baltimore.
conor was dull and lowcr sales 800 bales at sage .
DRUGS 800 kegs b,esrbonats coda sold al &C.. and 70
tons soda ash NJ axe q SIC.
DYKwoops-Tbe market was steady sales 900 toos log
wood, at ga s35 for 81 Domingo and Honduras
FREigur-.-Ihe market was extremely duh and rates
favored the shipper To Liverpool the engagements
American Jag were 900 bbs -four oil Ia IA 900 bush
els wheat 4kd 1000 boxes bacon, los per peutra.,
500 bbs acur, Is Sd 90 bbis. pork Is ioxd.. 200
bacon 35s and 5000 pao cages butter 4Os 10 ionion
per American, 900 bushels wheat Cd 500 bbls. -four,
Is ga and per neutral $50 tons oil 22s. ca 100 tercss
lard, EOS $50 boxes bacon, It's Sd Iss 3D. To elias.
Cow per American GOO bbls dour 10 oil up Is Sd and
ou ncs'ra SPSp SgsA 81, Hss oH and 200 ss
neutral 80 aud 50 tons provisions 40 trancs
10 Marseiles 900 packages lard aud 500 bbs pstro
leum, p mt. To seuoa 900 petroleum. p q I A
neutral bark was taken With 20 900 bushels wheat
per quarters one TO same port fun cargo petroleum.
81 Cd British brig $50 tons. gold 70 spanish Main
north side Cuba and back, 45c q ~ &c. on sugar.
BEsr.-The market was hrmer: sales OF 500 bales
Manila, TO arrive reported o. 13ite also $500
bales Manila mostly 90 arrive, at 13ltc.
HIDrs continue firm, with good demand sales 5000
Rio Grande at 2sSc; 1900 Bueuos Ayfes al zoe, aud
l,l00 Vera Cruz on private terms. We luote-Duenos
Ayrss 2ec 2eiEc Rio Grande, 23c. 2stc, and Orr.
uoco, 2skc.
900 bales sold at 23c q 35c.
LEAp heard OF sales OF about 500 tons Spanish,
German and English here aud 10 arrive supposed as
10xc., and 100 do. Stoberg 81 loo ST.
LEATHER, with q moderate demand, was drm. We
quote:--Hemocs. Bacnos Ayres, all weights. 81 &c
33c. California do, 31c. S3c aud 0rnoco do, 3oikc.
&c With continued light receipts the stock remains
small.
MoIAssEs was steady at 0oe a roc for New Orleans.
SAFES 200 bids. within the range and 100 do by auction
at 6b &c. 6ptc
on MEAL arm, with sales Of 200 bags state at 81 40,
cash.
pEfrER % 500 bags black sold al 29xc. a30c
PnRotEus. Receipts. q 936 bbis The advices from
Liverpool we're favorable, and caused more active de
mand Tor both crude aud refined and prices advanced
bu a Ic gallon. The receipts continued heavy, but
owing 10 the news from Europe exerted influence.
The sales were abou4 600 bbs crude al &c soc on
the spot, and JOc. 30bc for February and March do
livery, Of buyers aud sesrs opon The s,os 10 bond
ed oil were 500 bbls al 4Cc 4rkc tor light strag
% White o. the SPOT. s1%c !sc itt shts t3c ~
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The statements of the banks Of the three prn
cipal cities OF the Union for the past week com
pare with those Of the previous week as follows
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Posi- OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE koTICB.-THB MAILS FOR THE
i United Kingdom and the Continent via Qneenstown
and Liverpool per steamer ETNA will CLOSE az this once
Saturday tho 36h day OF January at iok O'Clock NJ
and al the uptown stations as folo~s-
Stations A and b. 10 A. N
Stations G and d. Qk A NJ
Stations and r. Oh A. n
Station q, ga. NJ ABRA& WAKEMAk. H.
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The returns Of the Bank Of England for the
week ending January Is give the following results,
compared with the statement Of the previous