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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07
Naval Movements.
DEPARTURE OF TIE ADELA AND CALyPso.-

DEPAH1UHE VIZ IBB ADEbA AM SAblP bOs-f
The United States steamer Pensacola viii bas
toved TO dsy or early Tomorrow from the Navy.Yaa
to Baltimore by rhe United States steamers Adela and
Cslypso The Pensncola arriving at Baltimore.
will receive her machinery which was manufactured q
that place he e e vessels are nlieedy lying In ~
sreain The following is list OF the officers ofthe
Act Master Commanding Edwin Coan, Act ,Ebseas, I
H. Goodwin Albeit 4 LAWS William Il, Du0.onf G. ".
Jones Edward e. Reun; Act Asst Payrnater GecrsN
/. Martini Ae Fr'-A'st EpgipesI, George n Se1msns
i.cn; hst Tldrt-As-t. Engineer Aaron Varscw.
TIE lowing Ia list Of the officers OF tie Calypso:
ross Eery ppa D erSrgr C. Ts.sidy, Harry B. wh.
more; ActA~s, isynaarT Donslbk Baione, Act Fist
D Ffauck Act. Third Assts. ". A. Gilbert George N.
Smith t., Ill =
IMpohTAYT TO DISABLED sEAyty.' - >
The recent benefcent order Of the Navy De"
partment giving Official positions OF naval stations TO
seanen WHO have become disabled in tho service OK
tner country is now being carried into effect. Fer
this purpose tie Sanitary Commission has
Bureau 10 No. - Chambcrs-st. of which Gen. Winheld
Scott is eh!ef where the names and abilities u appur
cants are register ed and from which the heads Of de-
parimeuts the Brooklyn Navy receive such d:
absi seanen "a bey need 10 I'D vacancies ID the yard
Many disabled persons lately have applied at the yard
for employ aud nDt received that attention.
which they might nave expected At the oneers are over
with app catons winch they have mol ifne to ef-
amino into. by appying at the above ONCE tIeE aPT-
cations will receive courteous attention.
- TEST OF TUE MONITOR sQUA5DO.
The light.draft monitor Squando, launched
last week az Fis BOSTON a. the yard Of Messrs Mckay
& Alo had her engines ties led saturday IN presence
Of Engineer Wood, General Inspector OF lfoncaa
Machinery. AL Tue uncbneTy aad turie gear worked
harfuouiolsy an lhe work mHnSlp and HaferusWerl
found TO te OF he best qnslity She has turret and
rrseu bles to all oL ward appearances monitor on
small scale She j. the frt OF the % lghtdrat moai-
tors Wick have been raised - inches. As she now.
Laws in tie water she shows 3 inches at either e1;
ttenity and 81 inches amdsnips when rally equipped
SIZE will sbox from lie to 70 inches OF hei sAes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07
Gold closed at l5es.

Mr.. John Morris was killed in his own house
AZ Oconee H. on Thursday eveaine March ID, and q
the Monday following thrrc men were taken, tired io3
the murder toud guilty, aud 'yo Of them were han
on the spot The other was sent TO Shepy'he 70 70
taken In charge by the civil authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07

Jacob II. Gilderslceve, late editor and pub
bsher of The Roadosf Ftssas died at Rondout o. the
2Vih inst, sfter a painful aud lingering Illness -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07
wit the draft of eco names In the Eleventh Ward for
ian ar twelve Gn spto coue ''f
tl EIGHTH DISTRICT. =.

ten or twelve deysto core.
EIGHTH DISTRICT. i.
The draft here was completed (Iwcnly
Ward) Tuesday and sac fist notice simply in,.in
ing the mon OF their l yns been drawn without nSihg
time for them 70 RECORD Is being served on an tnoo
dr ,wn. Volunteers are Dumcrurs neIe than sn,
tttues, there having been Iiie yesterday ho'';;s
against nut ore substitute lie rooms are very Jut
and undisrbed by such Thongs as are OF mos' VI 'H0
other headquarters
NINTH DISTRICT.
Capt. Dunning bad his hands full YESTERDAY,
mostly with mo ey, which went of very rnlioi 10
ca GER recruits Substitutes not quite 70 abnnd,
The draft In the Nineteenth Ward-the lost OF the is.
trict-was finished Tuesdny, nnd The hoti'os hIs
heinz, sent 10 tie diaft,d m'n OF inc lweI.{ sr."
tecntR waiting its turn With great equabimlly'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07
on,u;rg ,t The a,.tc CannI..

AlpiNl, IbHrvday. April 0, 100.
The Canal Board passed resolution to-day TO
Omen the canals on the lst OF May ...,..|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07
RemSrks.

The original movement for change in our
Federal Constitution proposed to acknowledge
not only Almighty God but "the Lord jesus
Christ" as the ruler aud governor Of nations.
This would put outside the pale of the. Constitu-
ton not merely Atheists, but Deists, Hebrews
and many who are called socinians or Rational
lists Our correspondent would now seem to
curtail tho scheme. SO that only Atheists shall
be put under the ban. We bail this a. evidence
that the original project viii not bear scrutiny
and discussion. d . 4, D., ~, .. q 800.
r. D. c. intimates that our present Constitu-
ton Is AZ yepulsjye 10 Christians NJ that bs pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07

AiB,Sy Thursday, April C. 1865.
Day calendar for Friday, Aprd 7--nunbers
"a, 25 90, "A. 9, e5I 80. "a. 81, 30 aud "a.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19

New Orleans papers Of the 18th report the steamer
Brazil sunk hy collision with the Magenta the 18th
inst at Thirty Mile Point above that city. The Brazil
was loaded with wood and was quite old.
The Gossamer from Red River, reports the Glide No.
sunk in that stream, but gives particulars. The
name seems to be unfortunate. The first Gid. was
burned at Cairo three years ago. and believe the
Glide No Q was sunk in the river where the No.
has met her fate
The ct Louis Democrat of yesterday morning gives
the following particulars of the burning Of the Moett
Daggett Morses docks at the southern portion Of st.
Lois was discovered be fire at halfpast IL o'clock
Yesterday morning. and she burned to the waters edge
tb.r.hv beconp al loss. The Ellie Deans, stern
wheeler living along side, TOOK are from her, and
cu loos and taken the river. The lanes the
Eio I..rn s,bdued without much dHmaGc occurring
There rr. Two watch board the Mplfett James
Str,tton being the duty when the boat took fire.
We learn tbat the fire appeared to ordinate in tn
,dos, cabin near the bridal chamber. We sorry
r III At tn, crcumst ances II this affair such hat
full invest CATION is considered necessary by the I'm
derwrte,s before the insurance Will be paid.
The W A. 4loffett owned by Capt. Andrew Fuq ua
and hers and was valued at about $4,000. Her
surance amounts to Too,Ooo. ,
The MoGett classed the Board Of Underwriters
No IL built Metropolis Illinois, and finished at st.
Ianis March this year She made number Of trips in
tne Missouri and was latterly for sale. Her
ment tonnage Ool, and she carried 800 tons. Her
18th wa. 2l2A feet breadth 80 feet inches depth 81
fest original cost, according to Insurance books,
$50 600.
TIE ARRANGEMENTS for running the Tennessee and Cum
herana from Cairo to Johnsonville daily packets
were not consummated, and they will continue here
tofore to run between this city and Eastport, Miss
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19
CAIRO RETAIL PRICE CURRENT.

DRY GOODS-Blyeched sheetings, New York mills,
sheetings, Pearl River j. 75c do Indian Head 45c do
Pacific 4Uc, do Plymouth, 35e; do Penberton 4oci cal
icos Richmond 3oc sprague, 35c; 10 Merrmac, 35c;
calicoes, 3oa35c per deaines 4Oc English merino
9oci French merino, 81 Us poplins q %; bamoral
skirts, *3 5oalo 90 Misses bal skirts OO black silks
81 2oa4 10; fancy Silks 5Ua1 90; Bay State shawls, 8
al2 crash l1a25c per yd white linen, 50cal 70 per yd
flannel 45ca1 % peryd; cotton flannel, 4Oa15c per yd
white blankets vOa13 90; grey blankets 5OaI W
silk hose 2oa2 o. ribbed worsted hose, 6ocal OO me-
BOOTS AND SHOEs-Men's doubled soled boots, 6 90;
de fine dress boots Oal2 do CATERS 4aS; do
oxford ties and bmorals, 5oaG; brogans, aOa3 Ia
dies balmorals, 15a2 90; do congress CATERS, 50a
co. do kid bamoral, 2a4 do glove kid bootees, 3 5Oa
o. do cloth and velvet slippers 2al 50 do kid slippers
l 50a3 %.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODs-white linen shirts,
fancy anne en S!rs Shirts so5 white WOODEN
underslirts, 25a4 81 white WOODEN drawers, 25a4
yereoats l2a4o e black frocks, 45 complete suits.
loa4o hats, best quality, 10.
FLOUR Extra family $40 so per Dbl double extra
sl2 triple extra Sl3: bohed meal SOC per PIX; rye
Hour a 81 :, 80 per bbl; Buckwheat - Graham - Fa-
rnl zoe ~ Iiomlnyjc ID.
PRoVIst0NS-Eef, rosst pieces 15c perlb; Steaks,
best la2Uc per d. round l2 l5c per ID; corned Beef
81 per piece Salt port 25c per lib Fresh Pork $50 BOG
per ID; Hams, whe q per lib Hams, sliced pieces,
70: per ID Mutt 2a15c per lb Lamb 81 per hind
55@6oc per ID; Cheese 253oc per hi Eggs 100 40 per
doz; Meats Tongoes $500 piece; krout loc per
Bacon Shoulders ~ H. Dried Beef 35c ID.
PoULTR1-ClIc5ens 50@15c piece; Turkeys 81 90
az W a piece; Geese 81 OdG1l 90 IA piece; Ducks 90
FIsH-Lake Trout 25c per ID; River Cat Toe per lb;
River Buffalo 1oe per ID; Dried Hallihurt 25c perl
per doz DO p 5sri If c s1 5al oa
[ng 4oc 9oz; Nvoferels No. $50 doz; do. No. Z
w doAi Salmon sacked --; DO salt DOC; lialoat.
=; Sardines qrl,x 45c; do. hf box Zoe.
GAME7 7zh, l2@c partridges, ioo each wild
turktSs' s0cai 20 tch squirrels ooaS 20 per dozon;
talr ,iau
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19

CoRREcTIoN.-Our compositors made Sc veral
egregious plumbers in ''setting up the COM
munication Of D. ". Mum, which appeared
IN our issue of Wednesday. Where Mr. NJ
wrote 1T is with no promise of place or re-
ward" &C., he is made to say sit is with no
promise of peace or reward Again, he is
represented as saying Sin the words Of all
thinking mems minds" whereas he wrote it
Sin the minds of all thinking men, 1t is
seldom that such errors occur in our journal,
and justice to Mr.. Mum requires lis to make
the corrections.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19
CITY BONDS NOT SOLD.
Danger of our Public improvements
Suspending.
$4OO SHORT LAST NIGHT.


We regret having to announce to-day that
the bonds issued some time since by our city
council, through which to raise money to meet
the obligations incident to the building Of
sewers and making the necessary works for
the reception Of our new city pump, have not
yet been sold The bonds issued were for
$50, 900, and but $40, 900 have been taken up
SO, 900 by each of our city banks Last
night the pay rolls represented an Indebtedness
Of 81 HOS, and the Treasury contained but
81, 00O AS the parties employed on these
works are poor laboring men, it follows as a
matter Of course, that unless their weekly
wages are promptly paid, they will suspend
work. and the improvements, now so far adj
vanced, will stop. Why cannot our citizens
take up these bonds? Surely $4,000 is but a
small sum to divide amongst so many. They
are drawing ten per cent interest, and will be
a convenient representative OF money when
the time for paying taxes comes. We know
that there is not single citizen W no would
favor a cessation, even for single week ofthe
work SO favorably progressing for the month
past and it rests with our citizens now to de-
termine whether the work shall stop or pro-
coed. Who will move in the premises, and
suggest some plan by which to extricate our
selves from this financial dilemma.
BENEFIT.-Uncle Joe Crawley, had, despite
the bad weather, very fair house at the
Atheneum on last evening, on the occasion Of
his benefit, and the performance passed off very
cre6ltable to all concerned.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

~ that default having been made for more
than sixty days in the payment Of portion of the
amount secured to be paid by certain mortgage
cued by Emil Herwig to Samuel Stats Taylor and Ed
win Parsons trustees of the Cairo city property dated
January 9TH, 1851 and recorded in the Recorders Of
flee in and for Alexander county, in the State CT Him
DIS, in book X, page 5oS &c. the amount now due and
payable being $50 31O0 principal with interest thereon
from said 9th day OF January, 1854 the undersigned
said trustees will, Wednesday, the I'D day of No
vember next 1862 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day. under and by virtue of the of sale
tanned in said mortgage, SELL at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash. at the Office building of said
Trustees of Washington Avenue and 18th street,
in said city of Cairo in Alexander county and State OF
Illinois, all the right, title and interests of said Emil
Herwg his assigns in and to lot numbered 40 orty),
in block numbered 50 eighty, in the first addition to
said city of Cairo according to the recorded plat there
Of with the apputenances to satisfy the purposes and
condition of said mortgage, the purchaser at such sale
assume the payment of two other installments OF
f53 So 100 each which will become due on January 9TH,
1906 and January 9th, 1867, respectively, with interest
from said January 9th, 1861.
S. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property.
Dated Cairo, H., October 10TH lo63.-td
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19
Important to the Sick

We invite readers to careful perusal of DR.. Eas
terlys medical advertisements which be found in
our columns this day. Dr. Easterly's Family Medicines
deservedy popular have extensive SALE and
resorted by invaids from all parts of the United
States. Dr. Easterys Family Medicine Store has been
established in St. Louis for the last twenty years and
he is regularly educated physician and chemist, we
safely recommend his celebrated and popular RENE
dies citizens of Cairo and vicinity the best
vse. Orders addressed to DR. f.. Easerly, St Louis
Missouri will receive prompt attention and be forwarded
all parts of the United States. His preparations
be had the principal Druggists in Cairo and in nearly
every town and city i'll the West.
Sold at wholesale byJ. b. Humphreys Co., Cairo,
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19

OUR CIRCULATION,

The circulation Of the DAILY TIMES is moao mach
larger than that Of all the other Cairo papers CON-
6ined, and 1T as constantly increasing.
By virtue of Its circulation in the city, and in accord
ance with the law of Congress requiring the Letter
List to be published in the paper having the largest
circulation within the range of the local Postoce the
TINES has been awarded the printing of the Post-oce
Department the following communication will evil
dence:
Posi- OFFICE, CAIRO, July 10 1863
To II L. Goodd1, Esq, Editor and Publisher Of
The Cairo Daily Tinles:''
SIR-Your paper has again been selected in which to
publish the Letter List of this office on the ground
of its having larger circulation than any other paper
within the delivery of the Cairo Post ONCE. You are
authorized to continue the publication of said Letter
List heretofore the terms and conditions as spec
flied in the Post Office law and instructions
Respectfully,
]. C. $780, Postmaster.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19

ST. Louis & VICKsBURG PACKET ANE.-The
lave been put on the river as packets, to make
regular weekly trips from St. Louis to Vicks'
burg, on regular advertised time, stopping at
all intermediate points and connecting with
rail- oads on the route. BY reference to their
advertisement the time table will be seen. On
every Friday evening one of these steamers
named willleave Cairo on its way down stream
and on every Saturday evening will leave oul
landing for St. Louis.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19

New WoRKs.-We are indebted to Blelock
& Co. ofNew York. for a new work from the
pen Of Hilard, entitled De Vane, q Story OF
up in the neatest possible manner, being print
ed on clear paper and bold faced type, aud is
elegantly and substantially bound, two volumes
in one. The matter, like all emanating from
the same source, is entertaining, and cannot
fail ensting the esteem of every intelligent
reader. 1t is entirely free from the sckly SEN
timenlalism which characterize so many mod
crn works of fiction, and it's moral is high toned
and elcvating.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19
co Nj NJ T. Il G. | A l..
OFFICE OF THE CAIRO TINES,
CAIRO, Noy,s13. 1865,

IS.
CAIRO, Nov.s1s, 1865. I
The following wholesale prices From store or In
small lots, the will be advanced a trihe:
BACON-Clear sides firm ST 2602sc., Shoulders
22024c., and sugar cured Hams at 26a3oc per Id.
tns %e aao tn it a and is ss
for good choice in kegs and 44G46c for choice in
tubs, and dull. Choice roll is In demand at 45c.
BRAN-Saes reported at 3l5 o. per ton track.
CORN-The market is unsettled. Mixed and Yellow
74@75;; White and Yellow in lots O1Slc; choice
White atS5@sSc, ~ scarce.
CORN NEAL Strictly choice. bo:tel, ~ 736Do 90
unbolted at ~ 90.
COAL There is iimei demand for coal ana
prices firm at 26OSc per bush for Pttsourg BY the
barge 'ea a, AMI s1so3 per oarge Lo~ss Ohio Slsze
delivered at $40 VI per ton for Illinois.
COFFEE-is firm Rio 20! a33c. for good to choice.
CRANBERRIES-Are coming in freely and sell read
lily at $ Is per Dbl.
EGGs-Are scarce, and selling 400 4Sc with upward
tendency for fresh, at shippers count.
>OLAssEs-Kanges from 81 % to 81 % for tho
New Orleans; Porto Riso SoG9Oc, and inferior,
imported and oiled at 60lL 75c.
FLOUR-Choce white wheat ia nily 3 CO., double
extra red and white *i2 90 do red wheat 80 80;
single 80 81; superfine 81 5JS 81 Spring wheat
FEUIrS-Medium to good cooking apples s. OOO*6 90
per Dbl Choice eating apples sell readily 81 5oS %
GAME-Is plenty. Undressed deer is selling at 1OGe
121c per ID Wild turkeys will bring *l2 per doz SPUR.
rels, 81 5g@l 10 per doz RABBITS, none in market.
Prairie chickens and ducks are plenty and bring 80
per ".
HAY-New Timothy commands SIS 759$1S 80 per ton;
Prairie, but little offered and small demand.
HIDES Are firm at sc for heavy and ST for mixed.
LAKD-Ranges troIa 3l(93zc il bbls tierces, and
80 l36 in cans
OATS Ir good supply, and dull at 36@35c per bush
oi und e,:@ and 4O@4se in sacks, and 3O035c for
rejected Choice, L., uIlaps, 43L43c.
oNlONS-Are plenty and dull, selling At S5c@$1 90
per bushel.
s2S O0@30 90. ~ LIME e''
POTATOES Choice assorted plenty and selling SLOWLY
at 81 81 per barrel. or 7olDs0c per BusheI by
the car load Mix ed lots dull and unsaeable at any
prices. Sweet Potatoes plentiful sell sow4y
at So % per Dbl and 81 230G1 40 re. 2u=hei
FtUhIhi-Sprinscn chickens plenty al will bring
81 0OD4 30 per doz Dressed chickens young and old
Mixed sell about 50 81 per doz. Turkeys 80 con
IL % per dog.
sALT-Aanawha, large bills, 81 So small dc. So 90
o.GAt-Ne quot. .. at lGGDl C, o.ry ::
14Gg15c, aad W ttIei and crushed 21It25c.
TALIOW-Iu iigh demand at lie per 10.
TURNIPS-Are selling at 700 T5c per bush and ~ 10
0l3 % per biol.
WHEAr-EHtra choice white 50 25@2 80 ; do red
lSoll2 ou sprouted and inferior 75Qyl 49,
VII. SKY-G"Inllon, is yesterday. We may
quote It at 81 zOlI2 -.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19

GRAND FEsrIvAL.-Extensive arrangements
are being made by the members of the Arab
Fire Company, in the view Of giving a grand
fair and festival on the 2Sth 18th and Both
days Of tins month. 1t will come off in the
new building Of Rittenhouse & Hanny, corner
OF Sth street and Commercial Avenue The
Festival will be inaugurated by an original adj.
dress writtcn by 4 lady Of this city. On the
second evening DIR. Mcdowell will deliver an
address, and Il series of tableaux will be pre-
scented. On the third evening the grand gift
enterprise will come off. Quite number OF
ladies' are busily engaged in making such ar
ranoements as cannot fail rendering the occa-
sion one long to be remembered by every one
who attends. Tickets will be sold at 80 cents,
rood for single admittance, and those good for
the three days at $l,OO. The funds raised will
assist the Company in their contemplated i'm
movements.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19
GEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED,

~ Manhood ard the Vigor Of Youth are Re-
gained by DR. BOIANNAN'S Vegetable Curative. These
wonderful agents restore manhood to the shattered
constitution whether arising from eXcesses the effects of
climate or natural causes radically curing Spermatorrea
or Semna Weakness Sexual Debility and impedments to
marriage generally Nervousness Consumption Epilepsy
and Fits Mental and Physic Incapacity resulting
seabuse, &c. These life restoring remedies should be
taken by all about marry, their effects perma-
nent. They acknowledged by the medical press to
be the greatest discoveries made Success in
instance is certain that water quenches thirst
Young man! you subject to that soul and body de-
stroyng disease resulting from secret habits If So Dr.
BOANNANS Curative will restore you again health
This remedy, which has been used by the renowned Dr.
Bohannan in his private practice for twenty-five
years. known fail in curing worst cases
of Seminal Weakness in from two to five weeks. After
twenty-five use in private practice, IL adver
tised solely or the unfortunatetc them fr0p the
hands of mercilegs quacks not from the grave Price
50 per box Sent tt all parts of the country
For sale at DR.. Bohannans office No 80 and 80 Pine
street. between Third and Fourth Established 20 years
VI St. Louis, Address
DIR. G. A. D0fIANNAN,
iel4-d&wly No. so Pine street, st. Louis Mo.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19

\ MAN TRAP-fhere is jumping off place
at the corner Of 9th street, and Ohio Levee,
into which we saw man step last evening,
and out Of which he was e1trcated somewhat
hurt, and very considerably besmeared with
mud. The side walk at the point indicated
should be fixed at once, before some one breaks
his or her neck there.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19
THE CAIRO TIMES IN NEW YORK.

One hundred copies of the CAIRO TINES daily Sent
New York city, of which number, is placed upor
the files of each of the following named hotels
American Hotel, Aston House,
Ashland House, Brandreth House,
Brevoort House Continental Hotel,
Dey Street House, Earle's Hotel,
Everett House. Exchange Hotel,
Fifth Avenue Hotel Gramercy Park Hotel,
Girard House, Howard HOTEL
International Hotel Irving House,
Lafarge House Lafayette House,
Leveioy's Hotel, Manhattan Hotel,
Marion House, Metropolitan
Merchants Hotel Monument House,
New York Hotel Northern Hotel,
Oriental Hotel, Palmer House,
Prescott House Revere House,
St. Nicholas Hotel ST. Clair House,
fremont House. Union Square Hotel,
Washington Hotel, Waverly House,
Western Hotel, Peteler's Hotel.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-19
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 49,
FLOUR-5G110 lower 150IS 20 for extra state; 90
o. for round hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Lower at s5E1f III for amber Milwaukee,
RYE-Dull.
CORN-1c better closed quiet at 920 95 for unsoupd;
s6D for SQUAD; 9S99 for high Mixed arly yellow.
OATS-Dull at 46151 for unsound; 600ge2 for sound.
PORk-Lover at ~ 62i0p32 S7f for mess, closing at
at 30 6s3 cash.
BEEF-Firmer.
LARD-Unchanged at 24012sf.
WHISKY-Duli and nominal
PET1sOLEUM-Dul.
LATEST MARKETS.
FLOUR-Closed so 10 lower and dull
WHEAT-Closed dull and &c lower
CORN-Cosed quiet
POKK-Lower; mess 80 G2i0l3. 81, closing at 81 81
cash. ' " N ~
LARD-Coscd quiet at 246l2S3
WHISKY Closed dull.