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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
Ocean 6itamers.
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

~
EryrRAI, or GEN. SCOTT AT WEST POINT.
i Tn. ..ls., DANIEL DREW .ad ARMENIA oil I..,. D.-
so... Point 90 FRIDAY. ct ''' and NJ r''anias
II" ,1s s sos ~. 81. riel.,. rood either bod.
NAY LINE-STEAMBOATS &. VIBBARD and
- saSs1 9.t W.. r. s:ay ;Ss !ss'
D.s :. s:'. s, % s .:s .s Ell" rSsD%f Nv
hin, :, rhy s,ts grm w. dr,n 's..@s host
Nswio osnus Ne f'sash bor''s Ss
r.s.. revived
L'OR wIiITEsTONE. Baylis's Dock. Great Neck,
a r' s: St S sfi p s... fs No. "a s
sigl River daily sunday. eIeepted al oeloek p m
ks~.J-f.-y steamboat coap.sy.
ALBANY BOATs-PEOPLE-L INE.-The Boats
n Of th fr ALBANY from foot q Cam. e. daily .a
S s,, T.; sr p toss R &c n%Sn p
" Mtrfsp.Ys rHCRsDIYs nd sAfuapAis
For h,i9h, p...sr ke sppy I" the ehos On the ~h.ft
INJNERAL OBSEQUIES of the late LIEUT.
i GENERAL SCOTT. ct West Point. oo FRIDAY.
rh- mag" h'-.' '".In, T'itov.sr WAY.
-m lev: tn. foot s.sS.;: rsip.y sosMso q:
arriving s.-fSts 81 an early boar IN tho
s.'s Tor tn. TIP. ell
L.,OR Newburgh PcughEeepsie and Rondout daily at
.asins cs.'fa. wsss...,
r1a.y. m. N.. cCD-a r'.'ay' rAaf'd'y' 'ad Sat
NAY BOAT for PoUGIKEEPsIE.-on and after
- THURSDAY Ma, y q. s,c.aso.' aENksM .i y ss,'
~ and Cd q ~ .nss. s.
s. "a s:s E,'e. as :,s |
L'OR NORwALK. connecting with the Danbury
s q .s 1' ftss sT' lfTERSoos
Leaves sorssh ct t3am m.
4 FTFRNOON BOAT Tor NEWBURGII and
~ FisnKlLi--ou AMI amer WEDNESDAY, Nay the
Steamboat AOENrA ~i Me- lort fNfEY AFTERNOON
fsanas. ,p~i fsot ef Barclay oelocs .nd
rssv Point Crf~ns. pyck asd Cornwall, R~tarnne vhi
fi.hsil 10 q aud Ns~bsrsh a. ~ landing
NETWORK and TROY STEAMBOAT COM
~ Of Line snd Rip Van
h.. =, -..r Psf 40 " Sorh TROY
aht tctsng h.rosd North aid East DAILY
tSstards,. ted It . o'clock
L,OR NEWBURGU, WEST POINT, POUCH
j KFEFsfF. RoNDDUr .ni KINGSTON landing q CosEenss
D.es Csns,l. n.- Hsmbarsh and Milton The
STEAMER MARY POWELL
es'e' p-.hro..s. {" -'srJ sn,rnooo Al = o'eiosi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
CTPREME CoURT-The HARMONY FIRE ano

CIPREME COIRI.-The HARMONY fIkE ano
- vAHiSF INSURANCE COMPANY 81 NFW YORK a..n,,
GFOKGE LANrOS snd oth.p la Porusne. o., Judgment
ths sup,us state OF N-~ iort
l3th Jane is Ia och the ftchsns s.ss
room IN hrosdway the CITY Of New fok Muh.n
d
Mad Of Of kes Yos tie sopth.ty .4s % Iuen's
S.ssfh-d foows Ia ut Commanding hundred
fe~i westerly fom me south o.
Twenty fourth ',fss d unng tsucs thry rsa 90 Fo4h
ninety sight iss and nine inches then AMI Tsrsh~
q Twenty art uonsfy ptrssi b.
Fouh ninety sh' sni th"t ..s'er,
sors souhef, side "a fourth street 10 ~ = ls
nns-hsi-i NsvNefs MAJ - leo. Jois MILL. Nh'in
IAsrf atoyNa Nfff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAlLRO ADS.
j .nsf Aond. N.yit is" tsi".or Albany sni r0,
-h sorthsfn .aa "sefn trains "t s's ora
Tc m Frsr-"tr.inv,. IIad.on River R.lro.l rhft.,h ct
hussls hras~ -nnoat
ID -ih usies Sf hataad bar
10. NJ. to- "a Hus.sn River R.nfo.A Alb.ny
- 81 fo' 9TH tf.in. 90 tbs Nor'h
iaprs' ti-n' "a iisr'a k.fo.d u ,n', 'I,s !" spa
go srra.. rue-i ban, IN ies West s.a
saf.tss. spnass hatsnd bafinsoa ssd Moe
m. trpf,.. nuioa River Railroad esunse'iss
train. 80 West, and Trey With z" hoau"s
PEE. ain il.r-fn Rsis.S Ch.Asn
.s Lebanon -pf aIi riuhsa st Ne.ny
-h rn. faf Troy "a Roland bunsassn
trpr-.. H,J.ou Ri..s Rsro.d -rh ''-spnf car
thfolfh Bas.o r'P~n.ion hrdss -nhols
ohas, Il Ao -s"Pt. {" 49, d. ., -. R - -,
Rss. sns RaHfo.d rh. ID SUNDAY coaase
dor 'or rro, 81 b. mad :. . Albany -.-,..-..,
.nsu hbsnT sad fo, In the morning I'D ooHn'e'"s "h
""~' '' ''''- Nm II v,spZREiLr w. rr-.ii.n,
ERIE RAILWAY leave Depot loot OF
bay IrPr-. io' hson-s'-r. Bsss' ss.@'as' O~"hh
ISs n Va, Tr.ia sr, to Otisvte
m FrPr--s MAJ Eufais sD.nsnes am We"
sSa. w., 70, Pen Jsrvi. s.-brss. wsr-cs
sop Fisnt tspr.ss Huss sslsn .nes sna Dnn,nt
ps.tlt and I. pisu we.,s nj seath
a. a EHitr.nt Tr.in d.iiy for me Wet
rrW.., ir.in' - hr'e' e"".,s zoe s,mn soa
vs. sIss P.ss As.s,.
ono ISLAND RAILROAD. Spring Time Table,
nom MAY T-L..-r Jsaes dip ~ Tor Or.snPor ana
3 ',s' ,..ssor 20 . m s,s..,, "a ~ .,.,iso. %
l.p sd s's,ion ssd 90 saturday pss 20 fsphna
NIORRIs and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
vi q Barclay. os md .n.. Ne, n Moslas %., 'a'
Mai "a pres 81 Anbars 81 ale Morris
WV A'F' = sCUOrH Assistant Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

NTEW-JERSFY RAILROAD.-frans leaye foot OF
~ Coaril.nh Tor PuuAprtpuia snA 10 a 10 N
~ 40 Tor BaIusoHs and "A'sssro' q anu +" MI
lgfnt1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
CAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON.
MOffVgTFR FALNrR ff1ChhtRb NASHUA LOWELL.
CDN,ORD fHE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
ISTkkAtDlA1E POINTS
fl.r 'snrh o Sofs1rh iius.
CRY ~ BOSTON and CITY ~ M ~ YORK
f~nniav. ~rcept~tl y n non
Ne ID North wet, q -.
Tsn nom tss sssv-
ponf. 80 bsioa and Ntessssf "sfo>s
L. q N..bus So Lsasos sui Nofts-fn h-ifsss.
Fsfin tnfatfe 81
b MAfTlN fsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

81 PRtME COURf-CIIh and COUNTY OF
- SIW YuKK-AlBERI stHrLTF Pl.stn ssats MARY
stHt LII I'D "a. f'sreof ne ~tti. y NsN iers Defer
o. pus1sncs eths stow pNoi
sbose .rt .eon 81 A.y la,S k.i.fes
appointed ,d dgmsn' t 10 rlpS.s n carving
.rt .asl l4isn.nt SELL pabAc a. Fnrsnf.
" iii frosdvsy NV Yeft ety N
q th esan ot GLAND s,aas and b-ns
n ~. 80 u New solh bounded taltsnus
Beginning point On tho uoTthry I'D. oi frsutY
-,.nh distant b. rdfst AM t~uy si sssr'
a.. fnrn hence AoithsflY sui Tenth
ninety ssa feet nns arts, ihenrs 80 esns
u tho 80 between I-sny ssvetih 80 lseni sgit
t-.rJ hy- sst Wsner .osh-fis and fas 81 = ga ne
Tsnfh
hsucs sens the uofhsfy OF l-eniy
seventh street twenty t,- isf he psesf besaass b-as
h vie ~ dssd dated i1d Agt iss recorded IN ths Register.
ne and County ~ New fofk 10 lb s.
ID. eau. bens ',hsct nsrss..
s,t.ts forty nv. hsadf.i dollars III. interest th.. N
Dated Ns' d, ise JOHN u. iiAsklS Rsir,-.
nb !-- kxrLRk CORNELL. Rl.aiG, AI,sse.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

NOTICE of application for the di>chafge OF ~ M
parurt tie Tfo'ts 'us 81 - ~.
TIE SECOND 80 o.,
BORo. Notice tI.s api.A7i w.
Credit TO Hon Charlie.
Jadsr Of the Cogr, Common Pss Of the CT, ard Ceay zen
York ~ e Coa Of Common Pe.s k"or No n
Hall Of Cy q New the nrh dsy Of as't
VS. AUya ferkhsSissnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

rRiCE OF Fhs,AGY. IN 0oLD
Fwsr 80 soo'p 'Ars ~
.sllns t.h vine ~ slhsf
10 sfrtnns 0 o. P~-ssnf-rs
f..-rssr. u'.ufrs and hfrs -l fifnishst hs-
I'D Their hassasr rI~tsd % Iss "a
.difn. = f1r frsi and a Tor sscood eis.A
Nset.al '. drrgs
Ter furtL~r Informs on srrr 20 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
S,lPRFME COURT, CITY and COUNTY 81
- Nm YORK -AAIpN aERscHFIELD .nd NORKIs yINn

) NAIIJN
Pi.uti-. - ROBEkfNUssB ,JA and - RNsTtN pet-aA
sai. rnrnoo. Aou-y demand "a
serD To the De-odsns - - = = ma hfv
.ho,e nsn-d hereby summers ssa stamp eAnesed
la this &C
oa a-i The oecs Of tae tr Of u cry asi essy
Hall sai Gay sud % crY q yose
aspa on etc~ ~
.ih. tre~t CITY efSrw YSrt -ih'n lays sn~r us
a a. dsf s1ea ssrvtost
80 Won nj sid complaint wihi. be t-e sier.sa<
A- 81. nts. si .ste a1ssr, .sn you TOE tn> GO.
of 10. a h four - 100 isr' ~ ar. isn 'se s.A
a.v - -.nh hcnsnd -gt hu1t sud eve besdA
~. cost. Of mi. &C iou.-Dsi~d N~y 40 u
FLI MENS1tELk tOHEN Psrta' Aucrn-ys
m,ls lsws~F No 'hsmp~', a. y y. NV
Ih- complaint snted seos ~as asi n % Oh-
isfs BIIMENsTikLk CONN Fam 81 Anerney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

r re :. -, X. n s,e.a-.y or no g7s P..ist
0'sP.'J '' " " Wv. j. HURST. N.n.se'.
P.i " q soi,h LiyapssL o.Hs Al 0s'ss''s-R
s'' Of F''''' JOHN 6sIr hs.st re IS Bro.s-.
CTFAM TO LIVERPOOL CALLING Al
- QUEENSTOWN -Ths IAasn Line 'suins ssst -sshJ ss"r
NJ N. Uui,., state. Mails s,rr,n.y my (,
ofTT % LONDON sAnuhphy
yTHA LIZ Jusx "a
~, a., NV YORK ......... SATURDAY JUNK
90 ESQ .s,,..hss SATURDAY wEDsnspAi +" .''A
hen 'ssIHs6s PASSAGE. r,yAsLE IN CURRENCY.
?, NJ o.. ''s,.'' '.a' ';i
l. iis H. P.i. -.......... .
u p....s. ~ w.dn.a.y' ..a. Ff'' o.sn o." Steer
'r...n,.r. .. forwarded 1. H.u. h.mearL sr,nss ts,
1890. s..,.,. rom Liv.rpool oossn's-s. ."
ne. s.n Peson' 'sndt iof hs' hsnis
Do ''rA' I5i,S q n,iR is.s 10 Bosd-., s-r"s
TINUE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD only
L ANTRaASLfN 90 FIRST Class OtfAN STEAMERS
FFTWEES wv NOHh ,nd bRt MN - 'o~s' cry so.
G.fmsny So Rom Pet No v y n il h7ntfs
ATLANTIC {. Hs'-r der o tlns '4'f o. N.f ~
wTsrf hS METROPOLIS i s.aa.,. .. TO-. 90 J's.s
hissi-slrf i,fs,f so "a 'oo ,.n 80
Joy on 49, :. snd 10 s~rsmsst and 90 Ooo6s 40 - No
',n.beft 40 y b'.snl., ID snd n - =. $500,
80 D. N8v-t.h%f a. December
Of fs.sss psysbs .a lie sqvssni 10 unh'd ta'''
'' t,',' HFwYORK to BRYNEs HAvKE, LOsDos and
s6rIHAAFTON-ia Cabin. sioe, % 1sbia tsi s. stsrss'
IN RRrNTS o. SEw IoRK-la c.tin. en- ~ c.sn
Aeon f....~la C.bis .ss II Cabin. en- . s.sas.
." ~ aGo "a ssoi 3.,n,r. Ar's, Ne y s.-~"sn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

L'OR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD and SPRING
FFLD-s.ua-r. Pea .n9 for Me- Haven us ard
I - n.1fu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

- " NIDGIFY al. THOMAS sLOCOMB and oliBLRrL
RtyCkMkS u Wilson's Midsey Jennings krtE-
IN put.uan decret order sse bs sbore
,id .,ion May 1876 notice hef.by %
csss Be CREDITOR. q The ate hm Of W.on Mia
J.upnss present their claims them With under
ssd referee Sued and appointed By sad ase,s order dolly
on Building. AOuszn-ss the
po,n Of And notice 10 also her-eJ that IN dfs
claims the viii be barred Of tho
seal by the ssd late Ann and u The sad
made 18Th day II Nay 1870 sf -
above entitled aetie1 D.,.d May 80
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
New York Market.

Dy telegraph NEW York Oct. so.
CoTroN Very firm NJ noe for Middllng
Upinnds.
FLouR-Opened shade firmer, and
closed very firm at yesterdays prices at
$40 l00eil NJ for Extra state; Si2ula Is for
Extra Round Hoop Ohio; and sli a5oel4 70
for trade brands.
WmaKY-Q Quiet and firm In bond, 4lc
WHEAT Receipts, 1868, 100 bush market ac-
tive aud excited; sales OF 2is,u00 bushels at
e. gT@2 rs for No. 8nnd No. Chicago Spring
aud Milwaukee, and 81 30 for new Michigan
white.
RYE Quiet ana very nrm; old Western.
81 -.
BARLEY Receipts, 4,129 bushels; to 20
better, but less active, at ~ l7G1i 20 for West
ern; VI ~ for 2-rowed State; 81 10 ford-rowed
do; III lbeel 10 for Canada West In bond
81 ~ for very choice do 10 arrive; and 81 -
al 20 for Canada West free.
BARLEY MALr-Flrm.
CoRN-kcceipta, n al bushels; market
active and excited. and to Toe higher, at
81 gS6ti 40 for Inferior; u a0ai 80 for Ship
ping Mixed Western, In store and afont
III a8@i ~ for Western Yellow and 81 80 for
White Western.
oATs-a 10 q better. at 75@7oe for Chicago
aud Milwaukee.
CoFFEE-Quict.
PErnoLEuM-puli,a at 22c for crude and
aJi6maTc for refined I'm bond.
PoRK-Loss activei sS4 6o@3a rs for cash
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
ADDIrIoNAL nIyEa NEWS.

The weather grew colder towards night
yesterday with strong premonitory aymp-
toms OF snow, The additional arrivals aud
departures were the Kenton, ~. Louis TO
Pittsburgh; Charleston, Cincinnati to Ar
kansas River; Morning Star, louisville
aud retern Liberty No. 2, Cairo 10 Louis
vine; AIDA Lyon, Green itiver 10 Evans
ville.....,..The Charleston and Kenton had
good trips........ The Liberty was flying light
but had passengers enough 10 pay expenses
She win be down on Saturday for Mem
phla.,.,.-.T The Morning Star had good
trip OF freight. and on immense passenger
trip. She merely touched nc the wharf and
hastened on TO Henderson 20 overtalte tho
gam. Orr, for whom she had a number of
pasaengerH.......The Ada Lyon came in
from Green River last night, with a good
trip OF miscellaneous freight..".....The Lau-
ra Fenton goes 20 Memphis To-day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31

The New York Tribune has a long article
on tho cotton prospect la which the reader
IL asked tU make Ills own estimate on the
following basisg tfsskff a
A small section has hear1y a full crop, n
large one half crop, In nefhaps quarter
OF the country--the drought, worms and
rain made dreadful havoc, WI
the crop OF ikiH-hO Is given AT ga AT
bales, aud applying the ItgbuHaa rule OF
half "a crop ia a quarter OF the country IN
the large cotton hectiona, aud nearly q fall
crop ia small sections, we shall mud our
previous estimate of l,OODUOU bales pretty
we'll confirmed, - CH0fftgtdH Times. m
The cotton eireular OF VIM, T.. Wright,
Oct. ~, ii very conservative authority, says
OF the growing eropi III
Inc Iine weather has continued nil over
the cotton growing country, aud az we
havs had four good weeks OF picking, the
prospect for The crop Is everywhere iin-
proved. The reports now come more fla
VoraDie, aud although ms yet, we DO not
hear OF mach Increase IN the estimates, We
do hear that the damage has aot been as
great aa was al one time anticipated, ana
that hopes are now entertained OF making
a respectable crop under the eireumhtat-
eea. IL IL still too early TO venture guess
upon an estimate. The tendency Ia New
York Ii decidedly toward a higher figure
than was current three or four weeks ago,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.

Very many Of the country merchants
visiting the city are IN want Of job print
ing. Our mercantile friends will obiige
us by directing them 70 the JouRHAL office,
or by receiving their orders and sanding
them in 10 us. IL is conesded by All that
no printing establishment Ia tue city can
compare with the IouhaAL job office ia
Gne work. Our materials have been select
ed with particular reference 10 the wants
OF business men, who appreciate neat and
tasty work, aud our facilities are nnsur.
passed for executing all the inner classes
OF job printing. Hua
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
BUSINESS NJ Mobile.

The Mobile Register OF late date re-
marikAi
ID ia ukeiaaa 10 disguise tho fact business
III very dun for this season OF the year
The city Is abundantly supplied with every
description of goods and merchandise,
while the market IN fairly glutted with
produce and provisions, Our merchants
have enlarged and lifted up their stores in
handsome style, and spared no pains 10
the anticlpntionh OF everybody have been
dianppoinled. Tho glouny prospects OF
the cotton crop and a combination OF other
gloomy causes have tended To npprehnn-
aiona OF a very small country trade this
Fall and Winter. The prospect ia any
thing but fiattering. We nevertheless
cherish the fond hope that the golden days
OF November Will change the situation,
and give free circulation TO the money at
preaeut held with such a deadly grasp.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
The HOG Market.

The Chicago Tribune Of Friday saysi
Taking into consideration the amount OF
stock on sale, the market to-day may be
censidsred a very dull one Buyers were
shy and could not be induced 10 Take hold
except by offers of liberal concessions, and
the sales were made at d reduction OF 66siDc
ffum yesterday h rates, shippers we're buy
ing la a small way, though q large proper
I. ton Of the offerings wsnL into the hands
v OF packers HalesWe made a. a range Of
th for common grades, 10 W ~ Tor choice
Hogs, averaging from 40 to 40 pounds and
upward, Il.e supply is largely in excess
OF tbs demand, which may account for the
ndeDre0iatton ip yaitfe Hssa fH
LAFAgETTE.-Th Lafayette Journal ~
Saturday hAysf jN
The packing season, we understand. will
MeaafH IT. ~ Sample n %, A lot Of eight
hundred head VIII be killed by them On
private hecount. Hogs are quoted at Sc,
I nrohs, both here aud 1T Delphi tN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
nrY Goods In New World.

From the Tribune OF the @th.l .ae
Annexed IN "A iiat of iobbors prices at tile
New York Dry Goods Exchange, Nos. 40
and 81 Park Plnces
Brown Shoctinga-Salmon Falls, A, 28c (;
Atlantic, N, lac; Bedford ihiec.
Hlenched Ahirtlngs- IsonAdalc, Hitaci linr-
ria, No. |, t0c, Hope, 2sc.
printa-rocheco, ale; Pacific, 2Ooi Sher-
man. lie; Empire, l3c.
Hoop Skirts-nradley' Duplex Elliptic
and Empress Trail, Ia good demand. Mey-
er'A iNL, prices unchanged.
shirts j. w. l.. Standard Dress, No. $50,
aa0; do No. b21, $40.
Paper Collars Metropolitan Collar Co.,
Byron and tinrrotte, No. !, No. 20 Ennins
eled, French Ennineled, and silver Corfu
gated, $40 20 a8o. Goldsmith's Patent by
ron, $50; shakespeare, $40; cuffs 500 leas 10
per cent,
Ticks Pearl River, h7'se; Eaaton, A, 2aci
do, n, ic.
stripes whittentons A A, S5c; do, G,
22lGc,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31

and aSl 76a82 90 for regular new mess; clos
ing AZ s3i 62t4 for cash VIZ for old mess
w zogy y t9f psifa a aIse aIn barrels Of
cemDer aud January aud S1B DOaizD ~ seller
for November, tltY
BEEF- Steady at about previous prices.
BEEF Ia aa=stluieL. 30 10 ases
-tnaetlye; Cumberland cnt on
private terms Gut Meats heavy and lower
"a Alto NE for shoulders, ~ 10 ise for
hams
DHEssED Hoes-Dall; ~ to l2l4c for
Western,
LAHD- sIieavy l4t0 l6e.
BuTTEhT Dnll ~ 10 &c for Ohio. - 20 fle
for state and NO 55c FOR Orange County
CnEEsE- Heavy; q 10 lie.
MoAkY@Itasy and steady 4 70 , per cent
hfEn1 ~. 4uiet aud firni 1921 20 lgyla.
doLD-Withont decided change opening
az i4Gts. advancing % l4oez, declining 10
1885 and closing at i40tz.
sToeEs,- governments quiet and Without
decided alLefatioEi 7-aOn, second l9Sts io'4o
FsEfeHrs no LIveRrooIe-Q uieti 4to 41Ee
Tfs isst's money article says the stock
market opened steady but dull. Govern
Inenta In limited d6nland, but prices are
steady, the 7.S0's being more fifin Than the
gold bearing bonds. Border stats bonds
ARE quiet. There In some inquiry for North
Carolina Bs at B0c; for Missouri at s3t4c:
and for Pacific issue at h34e. The New
York bounty Loan eontipues n layer, apa
weak and closed with fevariah, uneasy
tone OF feeling; ia Northwestern there
was sudden break about noon, the price
falling OF TO 6at4c.i Bank shares arc nat
Railroad bonds are hrin. Gold stocks With
out Animation, Coal stocks atfDngs Cum
bsrland ~ 6zlse{ Wilkesbarfe az 7Oei
American ut zoe delaware and Hudson at
vi 20; Atlantic Mail at I'll 49, MON NaYish-
tiou 81 u 1875, the Loan inmrifet tk easy
and the rates Bat5elon Governments, and Sc
on miscellaneous eeenfilies, aud commef-
eial paper atBA6o, After tbe regular board
the Quotations we're; New York Central,
llslG Erie, MlI Hudson, l26H /, Reading,
no; Michigan Central ll4i Michigan South.
efn, 11tai Illinois Central, 1885, Chicago and
fitthhurg, y9t4 Chicago ana Northwestern
bDi Chicago and Northwestern preferred,
7el4, Toledo, iiD14j Chicago and Rock
Island, 1900 Fort Wayne, 1904 Ohio and
Miseinhippi certificates, $50 Foreign w.
change Quiet; bills 90 days on Londun 1917
Ml09A for COMMERCIAL, l09L@i0g1s; for
bankers do, ~ short sight. tt0t4,
The storm this morning effected 20 "a
tnfga exLent the continuance of Elet slight
business OF the last few days. and there is
consequently very little 70 he said Of the
market to-day, t. amb
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The LonIsIana sugar crop.

The reports which are coming % hand in
regard osthe cane crop In Louisiana are
becoming more explicit and more favofa-
bic. The Baton Rouge biiOdg Planter, Of a.
late date, Ia satisfied, irom ~ careful e1ntn-
inntion Of the facts, that sugar Will yet be,
as before, an important crop In that State,
III aaya TINT there are more plantations
now In cultivation Than Has been supposed,
and that the estimates OF competent per-
sons vary from 10000 10 100000 hogaheada.
The reports Ia general agree that the cane
tA small and far from huecuient, which iA
attributable 10 poor cultivation. The ex-
peotation IL that next Fall will hee "A much
heavier crop than any one has yet pro-
pheaicd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
Cincinnati Market.

BY Taleeraphl ClNcIssArt. Oct. 10.
FLOuh- Firm, AZ 2s6sb0c higher on all
erndeai hupernne at $40 bDHil 20, trade
brands 1T tik 26@it 90, and fancy at sib 00s
rs 30. I.s
WlfEAT-r Firm, nc " NJ for Mo. He'd.
GoRR-Ftrm, at hic for No. l.
oArs--ie higher, 49c for No. 2, ana 62c for
No. 1. Hf HAN
Rye AND BARLEY Firm, nj full prices,
Whisky Firm, ut ~ "a for duty paid.
Aisaa PoRK-Duii and prices nominal.
BULK MEATs-A shade lower, with fair
demand for sides AT lbc packed. shoulders
at lac do, bacon shoulders at lhc, sides Mt
i1i4c and clear sides al isl6c. L,l5
LARD-Declined To l8c, with sales OF 800
tiefcea. Mf
GREEN MEATs-Cioaed at so, II, and lac ,
Hogs contracted for six weeks ngo at i2n
i2dls, not on the spot, they can be bought at
vi OOah SO per gross. fU s.
HnocEhtfeHr rNtehdy. m ffra#
BUTTER AND cffEitsE-u Unchanged.
GOLD-t4b. M#
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JOHN SCANTLIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Marc. Stoves. CRATES.
J. Smiths Shirt Mandatory,
No. q SECOND street, IN nray's Bloc

No. second street, In Bray's Block.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM
- measurement, and ant warranted.
Stock OF ready made shirts aud Collars
always on hand, and nc prices mat VIII
suit the purchaser. TuckinR skirts, Stitch.
dispatch.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
respectfully solicits u continuance OF the
patronage SO generally bestowed for the
past Ave wears. j SMITH.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
The Crops in England.

MI. Ill, j, Turner, OF Yorkshire, England,
an authority ON all agricultural matters Ia
that country, writes 10 the London Times
that one-fifth of the grain crop of the
United Kingdom this year has been rem
dered useless for human food by the heavy
rains of August and September, and that
one-tenth of tile wheat crop over the entire
kingdom has been lost. Barley ana oats
haVs suffered much Ia quality, aud have
been stocked In "a soft condition. The root
crops are pronounced generhlly good, but
the humid season has IN some districts
produced a great deal OF diaease among po-
tnloea,
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New York Dry (loods Market.

By Telegfaph.l NEW YoRK, October 70,
J0bbsfH prices ARE ah follows nH .,t
- Brown eIIEETfRas.
Appleton, A. ~; Porter, u, 49, Park. IL.
nfEAGnED RfifHTIHaH.
y Lonadale. Bs1a James. 80; blackhtone, ~.
Prints.
cosherp. "a Dunheli, 49, Freeman, IL;
Wamsutta, lb4 ff"3
BHoWh DRILLS. fatH
Boone Mills, 2bs Globe, 49, Maasachn-
aetfa N p 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31

AINO, IJtnItlN III
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBERj
Keep constantly on hand Lumber or every
description. Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Notwithstanding Shingles, Latin, &C.
Saving OF every description done 10
order.
attended to,
Factory and Yard,
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL,
april Evansville, Ind.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-26

LIFE Men rejoice when the sun
is risen; they rejoice when it goes
down; while they are unconscious
Of the decay OF their own lives. Men
rejoice at seeing the face of a new
season, as the arrival OF one greatly
desired Nevertheless, The revolu.
ton Of the seasons is the decay of
human life. Fragments of drift
wood meeting in the wide ocean, con-
tinue together little space; thus
parents, wives, children, relatives,
has no power to make them return
knowing that the end of life is death.
every right-mirded man ought to
pursue that which is connected with
ultimate bliss,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-26

The Washington correspondent Il
the London Times, describing the
prayers Of the chaplain of the L. s.
House of Representatives, says:
sometimes he Startles his hearers
by some such passage as this, which
he delivered in prayer a few weeks
ago: 20 Lord, Thou has governed
the world six thousand years, and
we believe Thou hast governed WELL
Such an endorsement of God is in
perfect character with the impiety
and blasphemy prevailing in the
Rump.'"