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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
OFricE nRror CoSSIss,SY
FoRr MONROE, Va, Sctt u, 1903 y
GONEENMENI SALE OF WHISKY.

Wv LhNME SAIsL VI W hioh l.
N SEALED PROPOSALS Ga Duplicated are Invited ard
will b. received by tie uudari.ned at this depo, un ~
O'Clock M III. 18Th day Of October iSs for tho -ae Of
thousand seven hundred sad fifteen Ull') osfe" OF
Whisky. mors or lees. as follows. VIZ;
LOT No. -Con.iting o. tsn hundred sni 'iAty-'sv,n
APRIL May and Junc 1894 and Juuary 1892 conailng about
ioy two aud three hundred aud foyhye t235 gal
Ions. poposa' Tor ten o barrels and up"s'd OF '' ot"'
LOT 10, a-con.lng g four bundled and .irty gt,,
Originally inspected in fcbrrary, lt65 conenins abea
Eighteen thousand four hundred sad naesyeisi dsas
Proposals or live t barrels and upward Of this 10. will be
LOT No a-consistin; Of On. hundred and twenty u2o)
b,r,els Pore RYE Whky originally inspected ia February
1885 containing about four thousand cish, bundled u Soo
gallons. ,
Proposals Tor three ~ barrels and upward ~ 10. viii be
LOT no t-consi,,ine % sixy,rec t6 barrel. pnre Oh
Rye WHISKY originally inspected IN February, 1885, con
aiuns about two thousand h,e bunlr'd and t",ny oo
gallons Proposals ior two ~ barrels and upward OF this lot
LoT No cen.ls,iDs Of Eve t barrel. pure old Bourbon
e1 oS. %ndrd ".inas and ly thrsS GALLONS.
Proposals fo one ~ barrel and Upward o. ihi' ie WIZ o.
The whisky originally selected With great care and Z
all pure aud OF prime qasy The recihed va. dr'!.n,o
for sale 10 officers and equal II not superior to sny
whkys In the market has AL been reg-usrd whp tho
prcset month"; and Is in excellent order p'csa; beng {" '"e
s.ps. Of tie whisky can be and blank prepo.sis can
be obtained the offices of tho officers o the
Colonel III. r. CLARKE. A. y. c. and A. q. o. 81 New
York. . ,,......
Brew. Big Gen. THOs. WILSON, C. s, Baltimore
Nd. ., -
Captain THOMAS &. SULLIVAN, L. s. hishmouu' W.
Captain ". d. BRIGHAM. L. 81 Boston, Ma,
Captain j. u. WI0GINS. e. s. Philadelph,h, Is' v .,
The Government reserves tho right 10 NNn, .',.s
all OF tho above lots, aud to rjoct any prnPoa" "''u
too low. - ,,.-,- ....,.,. ,yitl,, tan
Payrnent to b. made United States cntrensy win ven
O DAYS alter notification OF acceptance OF oi' sH" P'' W
delivery Of the property =. a., ,,, ,r,, ,..J for p,u.,
guaranty equal onehaf the smoun, pepo,ea 'op must
o,n,y be hld si.ued by two ?l rsponsio parties
Xyp ro,avjs the WHISKY, purcaasers VIII provide their
% aud the Government will ioad the vessels
Iv,ted 10 be present a. the opoins OF their
nroposas B,.yet Brig Joseph Roberts, " A. COM
msndng Al Fortress Monroe Va or some other otcer Si
nI ,n ba prsent tho opening OF bids TO rcCssct ao
.sn,,,s W JAMES CURRY, Colonel aud Z, :. ',
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Dipi0cu0 Notices.
OIriCg or Tar PITIsBURGH, FORr WAYNE AND
lutc..n n Tosp.Sx

OTrIcx or TBr PIflsBURGH. FORr WAYNE ASD/
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY
iirTsBURgH Sept 26sI8r5
nIVIDEND No. The Board of Directors
~ of this Company hsve declared the Regular Dividend
of TWO AND ONE.nhLf ?D PER CENT on the Capital
Stock for the Quarter ending Septciis % inst pay able.
free of Government tax aud esr Uccir l6 prox. ut tho
Banking Iiouss OF Me.srs. WlNSLOW LhNifH CO..
kewi 20 the Shareholders sycj n that city and by
the Treasurer TO those REGISTERED ~ Pd,sLs.;h.
The trsnsfr booas will close al O'CLOCK r. m September
%, Inst. eni will reopen octobev u. pfos.
BY order OF the Board L. u. HUTCHINSON Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

BKSStHors Rrs fETRoLtux CoapASr,(
OfricK No. PJNEfT., Sept ~, 1861
f{NHE TRUSTEES of the BENNEHOFF RUN
l. PETROLEUM COMPANY have this day declared q
regular monthly DIVIDEND " FIVE % PER CENT. on
the Capital s,ook Of the Company. and EXTRA DIvI.
DESD OF TWO ~ PER CENT from the net earnings OF the
Company oI the month OF September. payable and tcr
closed fcIn tie 2h Inst until the 81 day Of October
WILLIAM CLiKk PRECEDENT
T. d. IIlcBj yIe.saIU
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Proposals.
WxR DEPARrM1Hr, Opylcu o. DRRoroI AND 0snr raIr
MAxAaRR % MILITARY RAiiRoADs U g..
WAsuIs8r0N, u. g., July 81 lax

WAR DE1ARrM.Hr, Ovy1cu o. DfRRoroR AND 0g nERiIi
MAxAezR o. MILITARY RAiERoADs u s.,
WAsniSerox, %. g., July 81, ls6x (
FOR SALE-CHATrANOO ROLLING
MiLL-Proposas will be received at this oie untu is
o'clock, noon, WEDNESDAY. September 49, 1865 "a NJ
chase the United Ss'es Military Rarosd Rolling MI
tanooga Tennessee with the machinery tools budns q,
vile and Chattanoog~ Rsiroad
The mill snd machinery constructed rero aroad ira.
sutirely aud or the most improved caracter
For full description and details o operation capacity a.
apply In person by letter to T. w. YAADLRY sny,ss
tend mt, Chattanooga. Tennessee. '~-SS'~
All bids should b. indorsd Proposal to purchase Ch.s
nooss Rolling Mil" D. &. McCALLUM
Brev't Brea,iier-General
No satisfactory bid having been received und.r the 70
sdve srmeut for the sa OF the Chattanooga oins Mn
the time for receiving bids il extended 10 tie FIR, s
OCTOBER, 1865, same hour.
D. C. MCCALLr'M
Brrvet Brssder. (jenrrz
Director and General MsDsger Military Bsilrosdsr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Rcre;uts oC Produce,

SyrT 3O-le 200 bbls. Flour ge7 bbls. Whisky, 30!
bbs Corn Meal H. lI9 bush. Wheat 6Osn2 bush Corn
" EOS bush Oats 663 bush. Barley. 40 rkgs Ashes'
PA pkgs Lard. lOpkgs. Butter 400 pkgs fro'isohS'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

The experience Of This road in regard to the
growth Of local traffic is that OF all Northern COM
panies What is better, it is q permanent gain,
and income is from il as sced-time and har-
vest The InoTcment Of troops has swclled the
local traffic in 1863, but making due allowance for
this, there remains business as substantial as that
which keeps Now-Eneland roads wholly out Of the
arena OF stock gambling.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

r b. CROOK, No. 30 Fnlton.si' st MS sTs'S = .S
-. IN Iry; FJslIIN0 TAlkLE ana 'S'"
,,,i,,y PoWDEl, sIOr, CUTLERY Ae'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
iUeooin9 Cards. &e.

AT WM. EvERDELL's SONS, No. I04 Full.
~ tonsL-WEDDISC CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
Fstablisied 1914
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

The CrotOn National Bank Of the City of New
York commences business at No. II Nassau-st. to-
day. VIM. b. Hatch of Fairbanks Il Co., is Pres
ident, and Robert NJ. Hedden, late Of the Bank of
the Commonwealth is Cashier.
Money continues very easy, ard at y cent large
amounts are offered to Brokers and cannot De
placed at that rate
The business of the Sub-Ireasnry was Receipts
$2,00l, ,sSO 7l-for Customs, 1921 900 Payments,
$l,456,273 4l-on account Of Loan, s2s7 900; Bal
snce, $7O,972, loo A..
The following an official statement Of the busi-
ness of the Office of the Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States, in NcwYork, for the month ending
Sept. 30, 1865:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Iive Stock Over the Erie nail,ond.

Statement Of Live Stock transported over the Ere
Railway for the week ending sept 30: lis cars OF Cae'
TO. Hcgs - do. Sheep. do Horses, DO Cai'es'
tof al care of Stock for tie week. 40.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
NAVY DEPARTMENT, 4,
BrRE.r oy CONTRACTION Asp REPAIR, Sept 4, 1865.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received


BuREsr CONTRACTION AID EsP,iR Sept a. 1908. ,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received a
~ tis Burran Tor PAINTS. LEAD &C. described In ~
following nened c:ssss un' O'Clock p w. OF iHe 20 oA'
tac bid must be- for an entire olass delivered In tie n
Tn. contracts viii be awarded to The lowest re'pon's'
bidder who viii give oper sa,.;ers ne rtht o-as ~
The contracts Which will embrace all the usna spuso
will bear date the dy the noiicAtons ATE gwen and sarss
in Tie fall auoan' will D. required 70 ,sS mn ii aIfi
security twenty re- certm viii be withheld nom each 91
until III. conrsct 1. completed
.sions funds OF eecs,es The option oi 'te Govsrs
mcn, within tell days after te warrants Tor the ne s'
h'ys been p1sa BY tI a,ay h esssns,n Of any
navyy-ri the payas'e OF any navy station re orix
of offers guarantees AMI o.b.r necessary ini0Insn'A VIII
Tie proposals must be directed 10 the Chief Of the Bares
Of Constfleon aud Repair Navy Department ana naas %
"Ptopo'4's." that they may Oo csngaishsoe h0h ''S
Tie s.llowng are the classes r.qai,sd n,vrys A,
BRo0kLlN-CoLoREp fAiNrs' pHfi"S'
1900 pounds Black Pant. In Oh
lO.C.g pounds Red Lead, dIy.
3,eo pounds l.ith1rge. dry.
1000 pounds Whiting. dry
so pounds Lam pblsck. dry.
2J pounds Ieirl &c Sienna. in oil;
25 pound. Terra dc Sienna, raw.
~ pounds Chrome Green. jIy
1000 pounds tsrsisri.. green IA o'.
40 pounds ChiEcsa lrrii.iipn, dy.
IS pounds prsssian Biae, dFy.
1000 pounds NeuetilI Red dry
$40 rounls Sugsr ol Lead.
2rc1 pounds elbow Ochre.
$50 pounds Chrome yellow. dry.
80 pound. Brown Manganese
?ooO pounds Patent DRYER. ,,.,k
To be Of th. bet quuiy sni delivered 10 t' sna ~
vessels All appcsiicns for samples must be HS1r
Conmandant of the Nerl =, ...h kisi
On,thrd pcr.. compriny due proportion OF eaSn "~
10 i. deliver a on or before lie 1t OF De e,ni9I ~ -
third par on before April l. eud the fens- ,s"asl,
o. OF beio.c the 5Oih OF June 1870 ane.' oAia'
with motto. OF twenty days man f,ss
qqoo,O pounds rig Lead, be-. quafy' -. ca,
All applications fos information "'i Dc i1A1' " "
maldsnt OF the Yard - ,,,r. ,h, IL Dsces
Ne At on..,hiri part on before tie L. Npfn 10 s.snsf
,,inirs n,rt ON or before she 3osh JUS, iS'o un'
| re1nir,,i with notice OF twenty days. -----
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

SrpssrgScs GYFIcs, L. :: AhSH No. ~ 30 issS
BALIIsogy, Nd. sep.sm9pel y. ,r;ll ks
CrALED PROPOSALS, in duplIeadIc,;, d,,sy wsh a.
received At this Office uni - room ~, ~. Hi,ol SAND
oh., Isi5 Tor the purChl.e ol about ". V.n ~ PINK
sTVEs HUNDRED AND FlfIh hsAo "
RFIF ArrlE IN lots OF ten and upward. hu an hssl
These Cattle axe al IA primo CONDITION. a'ls vi srs fny
.v-al on, and "a daily with Lay ana ee', "
,ousl 10 any offered In market. 20 rsfr an 0ft
ny. nnrchss. Of cxa fine bee Is % 90 iou :, r-rAss
piopo.s sk mast s,st. the upmbtrr IS HPtoP'''
and the price per pound gross . w.;,h.r % d-iney
I'M. C,tf,e 10 be weighed by th' s'ae e'sr e'sr sdscH
.ra tbs v,,ishts. az ienJoieJ by hi1, 70 Dc "'
..li,h AZ. b. Is sre 20 be settled i.nosit sfty
Trr,. OF "a a. cash In CoyrInacp. funhs. .r.. Of "
40, pcr cont TO be made on nctii, alton OF siJ
~. L lance 10 be rsd when The Cate are oisnsw
-ucna,sful bidders 10 be slowcdton ddSs s'n
gi s, can b. examined a tlile nom W. ~ "a d,y
n, TIL ocioheri. 1859, ou ~ Eli 49, vs. az srsss
Al th. intel states CAttl. Corral ADJOINING & tne
Iy s,,1. on the Frauklin resi near bsin a, Al ~
lie unieIsisned reserves tie IisA, !" ,J,1rJ STATS
if,h.y ars deemed no, at,suiss sco.s 20 te "a, -
The lc. viii D, arranged nuuiriioihy ro' re,, p
and the as ards viii be made in he .fir O" Ss VIZ -
tl.,l,r loi nav be Acsisnsted IN tho Did III bo "
skipiiry OF numbers be allowed t.h A n, hi. snfs
Pr,uc.as must be upon bsrh iofns lt' .,us ~ ~
Te,ec,auis viii rot receive siteAion uh'ss wv 4.
'pr,nos,l. "a he ipdosed Proposals ios ,ne ,psJ
.saled and ,,lde sed 10 ~. lh.s , a. ~ SON
~ order Of Brevet Bhy. Gen. Thoht' n 81
W H. rAnN1unsr, cepI and g., G
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
OrvCg OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD ConPASY
TosrISE BUILDINGS. " 80 WALLsr. I
Npw.yopv Sant. u. 1865.

Orrog OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD CoNPAST(
TosTISE BUILDINGS. 80 WALLsT
NEw-YoRx, Sept. 2l. 1863
NOTICE is hereby given, that the DlRECI'
~ ORs Of the PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY have
resolved to Reserved Stock Of the Company on
ing to TWO MILLIONS Of DOLLARS, to be distributed
among the Shareholders appear on the books OF he
at the close Of business tho I'D inst Ia the pro-
portion Of two shares each FIVE shares then held
Certificates Stock viii be ready for delivery on and
HENRY SMITH, Treasurer.
OFriCE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, /
Tontino Buildings, 81 as., New Ork sept. ~, Ib5
y ATH DlVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors
etf have this day declared a DIVIDEND on the Capital
stock az FOUR 81 PER CENT out OF the earn
nes Of tho the three months ending 3Oth inst and
Two ) PER CENT oot Of the earnings OF steamers SAILING
vessels 20 the soc Ahoders or their legal npre
sentayrs on aud sfl er the 5th October next -
The tsnfr books will BE- closed from the evening OF the
2J and eopened on the morning OF the yth Of October
pexi HENRY SMITH. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

lis way passengers nave Increased tpTfr-loiu
its through passengers are ,s per cent greater.
It's total passengers are go per cen. greater
It. ireights are lC0 per cent greater.
Jts cross eafninls IRE .lJ PEI cent greater.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Chances for Businees Mtr.

A GENTLEMAN of education and literary
N attainment. would like 20 find position on hIs'ca,
daily i Newly Philadelphia or Boston, "ou
iny.,t O0O 20 p2O0p9in good daily newspaper Addrcs
JOURNALIST Box No. 2lI, Tribune Ohice.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

ofhe busigass Of he hcleaa Csa,y0i Railroad for q
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A HOSIERY
i and GEMS FURNISHING BUSINESS on B-osdwsy
well established, doing good business saseiory reason'
tsenh.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

Brg Gen. and Chief OF Raj AID XVII IfaDsp rtaucn
WAsBIs6ros, ID. e., sept. ~ 1877
EUTCE.-An boats ke.. at New Orleans etd Mobile, ~
- aisr bids are p.ei will be offered al pubic sae
on those Nesg Orleans a. thu place on >AlUDA w
1th Ociobe- snd those Noble tiat pse. on MoN
DAY thc itth dsy Of O,tobc DIe notice VIII oe gwen
precise hour aud locality OF sale.
By order Of tie Qasr,crmaster.GrnernL
LEWIs b. PARSONS. Biz OrntrsL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
q,HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
II E S [ d E N C E

Tie lot is seventy-five feet ia 'front.' running
bhsk four hundred feet, more or less, to low water
marx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
OFFICIAL

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED In
the Post-Onice ut Evansville, State of Indiana,
18th day of November, 1860.
E3- To obtain any of these letters, the appli.
cant must call for " dd0ertised letters, give the
date Of THIS list aud pay for advertising.
BE- IfDot called for wishin one month, they Will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office. AF ~
FREE DELIVERY Of letters by carriers, at the
residences Of owners, in cities of 10000 inhabi-
tants or over, may be SECURED by observing
the following RULES!
l. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
number, as well as the post-ofice and State.
2. HEAD letters with the writer's poss-o1fcs
and State, street and number, sign them plainly
with full name, and request tnat answers be
directed accordingly.
3. Letters to strangers or transient visitors in
a town or city, whose special address may be un-
known, should be marked, in the lower left-hand
corner, with the word IS transient"
4. Place the postage-Stamp on the upper right
hGEd corner, and leaee space between the stamps
and direction for pOst-marking without Interior
| ing with the writing
| MIA REQUEST for the RETURN of let
ter to the writer, if unclaimed within thirty days
| or less, written or printed with the writer's
name, Poscce, and State, the left hand end
OF the envelope, on the face side will be complied
with at the usual prepaid rate of postage, paya.
, bic when the letter is delivered TO the writer -
SEC. %, Law or 1863
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

RAPID Work. - The rapidity with
which work on Fret Street is being
prosecuted by the contractor rather as
tonishes our people, who gather in large
crowds to watch and admire the pro-
ceedings. The square from Main Street
to Locust Street, including the bed of
Main Street, was graded yesterday, and
the work of putting on the gravel was
commenced. A boat left Cincinnati on
Thursday to tow barge loaded with
powders to this city. They will prob
ably arrive to-day or tomorrow. A
suficiency of powders have been gath
cred, but the low stage of the river has
prevented their being towed down as
soon as desired. Two weeks of good
weather will suffice to finish the work
across Locust Street, if the powders
arrive.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
Amusements.

New METRoPoLITAN.-There was a
large and highly refined audience to
greet Mr.. Pelissier on his debut, and to
welcome Mrs. Golden, on her re-sppear-
ance, last night, and from the laughter
and applause, we should suppose the
audience was well entertained. We are
not sufficiently versed in Shakespeare
productions to venture criticism on the
performance. Mrs Golden played well,
as she always does, and was warmly re-
ceived whenever she appeared.
Tonight Hamlet will be produced
with Mr.. PelissieF in tnsleading charac.
ter. This is one of Shakspeare's finest
plays, and should attract large au-
Adieuce.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

IMPORTANT TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF
EVANSVILLE. - The Shawneet0wn Gill;
nois) Mercury is to appear in an entire
new dress this week, with largely in
creased circulation; and to our business
men it affords a most valuable adver-
Using medium. 1t circulates generally
in Southern Illinois, and largely in
Southwestern Kentucky, the trade of
which localities is most desirable to
Evansville, and would naturally find its
way here if our business men viii ad.
vertise for it, or, in other words, bid for
1t; and we know of no better advertising
medium among our country exchanges
than the Shawneetown Mercury. Its
terms of advertising are quite liberal.
Address D. w. LUsK, editor and pro.
prietor, Shawneetown, Illinois
nnvI2 d1u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

A SITUA1 Ionic LABOR AT ANY KIND
N Of work, by q young man who is q good
teamster, speaks both the German and English
languages, and can make himself generally useful.
Gall at Adam Smiths, on Main street, between
Fourth and Fifth. nSd1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

A GENIUs.-Lieutenant Ike Brown, of
Terre Haute, says the Indianapolis Jour
nal, is something of a genius. He is an
editor, printer, poet, soldier, and has
lately built, with his own hands, bust
ness house, in which he has opened a
grocery store. Isaac never tried any
thing that he didn't make "go," except
flying machine, and we believe he has
not altogether abandoned that idea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14


RECORDERS CoURr-There was an
other dull day, comparatively, at the
Recorders Court yesterday.
Robert Boyd (not our architectural
friend, of the firm of Mursinna l. Boyd,
but an outsider, who has no business to
wear SO respectable nancy assaulted
one Thomas O'Conner, in his own
house; for which he was fined $25, and
81 So costs. Not having the "verdant
promises " in his clothes, he went down
to Sheriff Darling's new boarding-house,
first door below the courthouse, on
Third Street. Arrested by Marshal Ten
voorde and Fred. Klein.
Fred. Shaney, for giving vent to his
pent-up "phelinx on Sunday, while
driving, or being driven, at furious
rate through the streets, was arraigned.
He plead ignorance, and His Honor
gave him lesson for which he charged
him SIS, with incidentals amounting to
81 O5 more. The subject of fast driv-
ing will be considered at a future sit
ting. Shaney was arrested by Dough
erty, at-aa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14


GRAMMATICAL AND CoNcLUsIvE.--The
Cairo 1inses-not the New 7 ork branch,
but the home department-copies the
extract of g letter received by q compost
tor in this Office with the following gra-
NAUTICAL and conclusive remarks:
"The above, from the Evansville
Journal, affords another instance of the
manner in which the absurd yarns about
the unhealthiness of Cairo, have become
prevalent throughout the country. Its
a pretty smart specimen of the extravi-
CANT style of writing, and would pass for
good joke among sensible people, who
know joke when they see one but un-
fortunately their are people, and some
of them live in Indiana, who have no
knowledge of the quality denominated
imagination, and to whom their ia no
such thing as fiction not founded on
fact We are ready to compare Stats
tics of mortality with any city of the
west, or would be, were it not for the in
suficiency of unoccupied houses, to sup
ply the acquisitions of the list Of suffer
ers who would flock hither to regain the
health they have lost in such pestilential
localities as Evansville"
Evansville pestilentiall What an alb
surdityl Why there is printer in town,
an ex-editor of Cairo, who came here a
mere skeleton, who now is of regular
Falstafian proportions, and even we
oHrself grow SO fast that we are not able
to wear out our old clothes. Moreover,
we notice that the river editor of the
Times had to go to Pittsburg month
or two ago to imbibe supply of fresh
air to sustain him until frost comes to
dissipate the noxious vapors of Cairo.
Presidential indeed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
Monetary and Commercial.
special to the Journai.l
Cincinnati Market Review.


FRIDAY EVENING. NV. 10.
This week closes with qriet market in all de
partmsnts of trade. The abscnce Of any specula-
tive feeling, and the stringeLoy Of money, have
assisted to render mercantile circles rather insc-
tive. With the exception of a very few articles,
merchandise and products have undergone no
material change in price.
FIKAEcIAL.-southern orders have kept Gold
about up to the New York quotations, aud made
the demand good. The only transactions for
Silver are for shipment to the East, at S7@4ec
premium Exchange. On Now York has been
maintained at about par; bankers keep srsan
balances East finding use for their currency ct
home. Government Bonds are so depressed they
are nearly withdrawn from the market. Dis
cosnls for good paper, 1o912 per cent.
| GRooERIEs-Cohee maintained a steady market
| at 29@32c. There has been some weakness mani
tested in Sugars but there is an improved feeling
at full quotations. Fish are in good demand, a.
full rates. with scarcity OF small packages. There
| is full supply Of Foreign Fruits Of new crop
Citron has advanced to 43@45c In New York, witt
| a frmer feeling in other Fruits and Nuts. Fir'
| Crackers are in markets. at 81 60@475. Cordagt
has again advanced to 81 Ga, and 27o for large ana
small Sizes. Nails are FIRM at 81 10. with lighi
supply. Wooden Ware maintains the latest quo
tations; Buckets SO 5O@3 so. @ 81
Provisions AND PRoBUcE.-Mess Pork close
to-day at $3.50, with Dropping tendency. 0leal
Sides are lower, at 201z. New Lard, kettle rem
dered, is selling at 27o. The market for Flour ha
been very dull for some time past, and the East
ern news quotes it lower to day; Superfne could
hardly be quoted at 81 90, with buyers; the de
mand is local for higher grades, which are scarce
Wheat is dull, and little doing; sales Of old Bee
at 81 90. New Buckwheat Flour is in market q
9o in sacks. There is fair demand for Corn
from distiIlers ct 559t7c 10 ia; s..lcs .
new at SIC. Salt Is maintained at tbs late adysuc
to 55c. Glover sesd may be quoted at IS so; Tim
othy, So 70, and Flax 2 rs. Feathers are dull, a
75c. Apples are selling at IS oOGG 90 per brl. 70
prime Northern. Coal Oil is dull, at 76c
! HOG MARKEr-The receipts have been light
and very little ias been done by our Packers to
wards opening the season. he price early las
week was high, but has since been steadily do
cIlning, and $1,000, gross, was about as nuch a
they would bring; sl4 90, net, was paid for
email lot. There is no disposition to contract 70
future delivery, except at lower rates.
FREIeHTs.-0aing to full supply Of tonnag
and better stage of water, Freights lower
Lower chic may be quoted at so@s5c. The Mem
phis Packet Company will hereafter have a boa
leaving every alternate day.
FOSTER BROTHERS,
WbotosaIa Crocars 81 West gaeond Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

The house has ten rooms, nicely furnished, and
gas in every room fine cellar, two cisterns, and
the requisite outbuildings, all in good order.