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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
EfnQi Nofices.


NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-EDWTRD q
~. JAFfRiY aud J0nS W BARROW at C. P,jBMs .rs d
co NOT @ ana TSs as,-j N o3 o'aS,
toe Defendants above nane Yea Hereby Int Re-,
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asbc5ers ose No III Broadway sit, BS Si :. s
you exclusive dag ee and YOU m 20 s,,
.ad complaint within the time foieA TIE plaintiffs scos s1,
~ , T interest t5e SSS oS = "a
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me complaint IN tas action VS. Sled IN TIE otce Of The Ce n.
sSeST -Y1-0- BARskT Y buT FIJI ri fARsos
NEW-Y0RK SUPREME COURT
ESRY 1sf9 a 1F% 12s sSn BARROW %
mons for Money Demand (oae, Goa not United sis
defendants above nnei You hereby summoned s,smn
Which III he sl IN he Once " a. cas ~ % o-aesed
Cry and County Of NewYOk he Cy nan The City Of Se1f,i
be their oet III Drosdvsy Trinity s1dSs h. c q, :,
exclusive Of the day Of such se ce ad yoa IN 10 srrTer ~ -
Complaint within tie tine Aforesaid De rnS his action ~ 80 80
ni5sisir lc tsSR9 isl dollars With interest from Jsesy o.
BARNEY, BCTLER L PARSONS. Plalniify A,.ers.y.
Ps ,e coSpaS Il his ae to- Wa va. d n The Once Of II. Ga
he Sy ard County ofNeT-YOrk on tbs FL d,g q sgd ol
NEM-YY0RKz SUPREME tC5QIUJRT;-CITY
CHARLES II. LuDINGI0N, J9BE II, MORRISON WiLLIx
GE0RGg IoFFNAg J. j. BGABHAI ard sAIN0y Irter,ai
HoFFIAS Defadan.s-sammoas norey de-: Rev. sA1,
nd on Co1tract not ITO tie cefcn- soc v.
dsrs GEORGE HOFFMAS, j. j. BRABHAA, and sar,ssd
Sal MON HOFFMAN-fon hereby Summoned and
ired tie complaint IN tbs aon which viii be "a
Oie Of the Clerk Of the CITY AID County Of NsYok at the Ov Can
N e Cty Of Ne York and 10 Of sx
complaint the subscriber az bis dice No. 800 Broadway Eesfss
City, within taer days ahcF tie service OF this e
elusive Of the day Of erTice; and m sab
p NJ witiu he time Aforesaid tie plaintiffs tbs action WI als
den against for the TWrtynne hundred ard rsnt
3iGO dollars with 502 5llOO dollars from FehsnaP ~
1907 aad 1913 G0 dollars from January - 1891 bsds ~
-''''-' s. s. Ro&IlSD, PLAINTIFF Attorney,
No 80 Broadway. New. ork Clir.
TIE Conqpl-iut referred duly Ged She TLh
Ap 85i m Office Of the Cerk Of the City aad County q hs.
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5. 5. RoWLAyD, Plaintiff Attorney,
21,ranR

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City aud
~ County Of EevYork-BuFoRD A. TRACY; PaIhr ,saha
THR FIRST NA1IONAL BANK or SELMA, Deendsn,S npett
Tor money demand contract Com not Scr To the
ramed You hereby summoned ald answer ne colp
IN this aon which win be f tie oG Of the Clerk o. the w as
County Of Nwor ct the City Hall Of aid city ard 70 seryea CIT
TO the sad Compliant the subscriber at hs once No y
Nassau street IL tie City HeElork, within twenty days ses ne
service Of this exclusive Of TIE az Of aeb t tnd
sad complaint within the tle Aforesaid ns
pginV tvs action viii aAe judgment eeaiast yon for lie o.
ghtyay unire dollars Nth Interest from the tfeeuh day April
thousand eight hundred sG sixty even together With eight %
aud eighhTce costs Of IgO isc tie cost and ssTentrs
Of this aCiOn-Dgtel York. April %. lf0I
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poaro ano Rooms.
fine ARTS.

TTNHE BETTER LAND.
4 Pc iUTTFTL LINE AND STlPPLB STEEL ENGRAVING,
Drawn b. ,iss Sawyer. Engraved b. George T. PcllRe
fOrmt that shows Gods clIseiDg--a lace,
Flushed with the ddicH Of heaven;
4 woman radiant with Christian grace
A saint oOi early given.
Tleroses, Ella ping hlnds that soon shall tsine
Wrrals for an unseen bands
A robe cIyssJfsensd. till she rears tie lDe
That B0tgd he Better Land"
No picture has been gei in long time so wei adapted or ihe bone
oftta Christian TIE Better Land It's moral ad religious inf ebee
beng By all who it. as work Of art has received e
highest eucomums r.., II.
z support ofhe picture sIleald work 81 art
Tie respectfully invited 70 call and examine the same nov
exhibition ard copies for sale Prices copy; Aist froo' @VI
Igla Proofs 50 Plain prL's 81 70
Comics Forwarded safely by mail on receipt OF price
Agents snl female, wanted canvass for subscriptions
Address call GEO L. PkklNbi bngAFe ana fADAhhi No
III Hasau.st, ReU-lork.
under head Of Fine Arts In Yesterdays Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
Summer Retreats.

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.-Delg htfully sit
aei oa soH tanee nom the lionnn ieu'e 9c.o'godi
tmiT Apply By mpnto rHLO PECK. Paenyle Green Co., v T.
o. Tor perclr' TO No 10 Niiust Newlok Tena, molcge
COUNTRY BOARD.-Nery desirable accom-
~ notation. and excellent BOARD he had al horsovn n j.
fs o ~ stsks from the 2ih ~ June References gwen aud
required Address los once Boz No. lS AolsioNn heuJrsey
THE MASSENA SPRINGS. st. Lawrence Co.
The UNITED STATES HOTEL ~ Us eilfl Frpmer resort
T. opens sonabe. Depot ul the bottled cs Bovtry
com,r Touthst tRotELE 90.
WANTED-BOARD in n RETIRED Farm
w house. where there other loss for family consisting
Of gentleman, vile six clliren he Oldest y,ss yoaas 9bot
two yearsl and for the months IT July aud August Address
Eating Accounted cn offered location, e uti Of sece' w
q W. Boz ~ S2t ryt gnst Der Ielk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
Professional Notices.

4 CARBIDE. $. AMELIA BARNETT date
~ with Mrs Jolr D., No SCI West Thirty 'oaTthstl has
FsmoveifoN ~ l1s Esst islryhs-s', near Jhnlaye
CHARLES NETTLET0N, No. III Broadway.
~ RST FLOOR COMDSSlONER for every Stste nd Territory
nR. WEST, No. 64j Broadway, can be con-
~ suited h ds-sses With unparalleled success permanent sul
speedy guaranteed 70 Ell cases, ebsIse
EDWIN JAMES,
GENERAL LAW AND BAEKRtPToY OFFICES,
nv ~ HIss.nxt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10

TIE complaint this day sled IN The oaee o. te Al \,
tie ity aud County % Newiob, at the Cry Han Va NE 'H " "
lurA.--Dated April Is, leoL - ,,,,,,,, .n.,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
CPLENDD COUNTRY kESlDENCE

YVO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.--Fm
SALE p K Ches,e ycry eagbe piece ~ LAND eg5rsas
about 200 having large h0tag- o. t0iods be laid olt IN
VILLAGE plots sld sold O very large Icesi the property goof
yelling house. barns aud ell otter otblldng, mskis -
aO desirable ,utuisn residence: about niles ron Nls
bridge. Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN. No 2 Pucst fls5)
TENilE Advertiser Is owner of % ACRES OF
LAND, ngorably located. contiguous 20 Railroad Sta
about hDu tAe val cl aa holrs "a sut
business M wishes tr1 party accustomed 70 laying
md selling s4c grounds Tor residence
on Of gentlemen Vho von bu5 Tor ruodits improvement Ai
dress, REAL ESTATE, Po.iOAee Box No 2l6L
WHITE PLAINS-2S acres; Farm HOUSE
w and ouhudhg. road 10 re- De goji o abundance Of
fat; surroundings lrtsss; Aly0 81 90 remain az
:rnt Inquire Of RANDALL potter NO 1891 Thriaye ~
?. ANDERSON, Northst, Whit, Plains
I O. FOWLER, Westminster County Land
~ Agent, Twenty h corner Avenue Hotel has Farms aud
Residence AfE ani 10 RFNT the CpAtry
ETnD = 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
T0R SALE-At NEWARK, y. j.,

liz MOST IhibANl hNh iLNANDa'h h''ibi''' +-' '''-
STATE;
roerls la,r-a aortlc % 80 .s on two a'UUe, '-e ef
M o- viii a'raace q f1.i and o'u le house ' Of stone
tIe stories vl 5rory so-e ioFer orHs1ars ~ extensive view
o,e sarroarrs coa-', ard epe every modern corve1oae
large ccar, cheas and laundry 'Pseus s' r-or music draw ~
and dining rooms bc4uy tes' h o many fre bedrooms, with
cedar &c.; de promises large barr ald eslshose
viii sI, bosses al Two Nib abundance q ,irFi'C'
slo lll4 sellouss ri srIcr ror uTs'tsaas aFFJ
10 ANTHONY !. GLEECHEE L 60,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-19
Our Friends after Death.
A father once related to his chi

a father once related to his chill
drcn the following story;
The governor oil an island was once
called to appear before his king 10
give an account Of his stewardship,
Those friends in whom he had most
conhded parted with him at his
house, others went with him to the
ship, while many in whom he had
placed but little trust, and scarcely
recognized as friends, much to his
surprise, escorted him on his jour
ney, went with him to the king s
throne, there spoke for him, and Sc
cured him the favor Of the king.
$50 man." continued the father,
has on earth three kinds Of friends,
whom he only learns TO know Alright
when he is called to leave this world
and render his account to God. The
first of these--gold and lauds-re-
man behind the second-fricnds
and relatiyes-go only to the verge
of the grave; and the third-his
good deeds--accompany him in his
Journey to the better land, and arc
y it'll Christ his advocates before the
throne, and purchase for him favor
and pardon. How foolishis man to
prize so little here what will consti
tute his wealth hereaiter!"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-19

THR WRONG 'JoURNAL.-A mem
Der of the Kentucky Legislature,
who doated on the Louisville Jour
nal, and was to be found reading it
every morning when the House as.
.emblcd, was observed to always lay
it aside when motion was made 10
dispense with the reading of the
Journal in the House. Finally, how.
ever, feeling that he was imposed on
he rose and said
Mr.. Speaker: I've sot here in my
scat for morn week and submitted
to the tyranny Of this House. Some
body every morning moves to dis
pense with the reading OF the Jour
nal, and I've lost every paper I've
bought for week by it, and no MAJ
has ever moved to dispense with TIL
| Dcm0c'Q or Commercial; and, Mr.
Speaker, | won't stand it any longer
Mr.. Speaker--'
The rest OF the speech was lost il
universal laughter.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-19
Wheat for a Barrel of fFiour.

The question, how much wheat
does it take to make barrel OF
lourt is often asked, but very few
persons can answer it. AT the anu.
al Fuir OF the Dubuque County Ag-
ricultural Society, in 1860, premi-
um OF s3 was offered for the best
barrel of flour made from winter
wheat, and also the same from Spring
wheat. James Pratt IL Co., OF the
Rockdale mills, accompanied with
the statement that sixteen bushels
OF winter wheat yielded three bar
rels and l03 pounds OF aour--at the
lato Of four bushels and fifteen
pounds of wheat to the barrel. or
spring wheat fifty bushels yielded
eleven barrels of -four being four
bushels and thirty'two pounds per
barrel, The wheat was u fair quail
ny and no more. "
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-19
A wag who is often merry over h

a wag who is often merry over his
personal plainness, tells this story oil
himselr: IL went to the drug store
carly the other morning for Il dose OF
morphine for sick friend. The
night clerk objected TO giving it to
me without prescription, evidently
fearing l meant to destroy myself
'Pshay,' said /, do ! look like a man
who would kill himselfT Gazing at
me steadily for half minute he re.
pncu 4 uonJ KNOW. seems 10 me
il | looked like you l should be
greatly tempted to kill myself"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-19

Brick Pomeroy, n tomahawk jour
nalist, for the present in New Orleans,
is supposed to be rs mad rs he is
bad. He is reported to swear that
Northern Democrats will fight IN less
than two years, but advises the South
to let them fight it out. The com
ment Of the Mobile Times is com.
mendaLly cool "We'll follow the
advice at the risk of our lives
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-19

An English artist has succeeded
in the photographing Of guns while
being fired. In the pictures which
were taken, the moment had been so
exactly seized, that the ball could
actually be seen protruding from
the muzzle of the gun, while in
the very act of leaving it. The elec'
tric mechanism by which the gun is
fired and the plate exposed at the eX
act instant desired, is said to be ex
qusi;ely ingenious.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-19
The other evening. one

At the -, the other evening, one
gentleman pointed out dandilied.
looking individual to his friend as a
sculptor
What = said his friend, 'such q
looking chap as that q sculptor
Surely you must be mistaken T
lie may not be tie kind Of one
YOU mean said the informant, but
| know that he chizzled tailor out of
"A suit of clothes last week
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settle I'm.

Al psrsans indebted 10 the undersigned,
. tbor by note or book account. Aie request
ed :" osll immediately aud settle and pay up.
Aprs'1ass ssAs. J'& CLARK
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-19

THts CIouDs.

'-..'o THE CLoUDs,
Dark nnd heavy. .bosomcd clouds
Leaning on tie streams " wind,
Pressing ON in frownlng crowds
Thrmgs before and throngs behind.
Sweeps The high and empty airl
Rock nur barrier rises there.
o. descend mol for tho bird
That delights TO ride the wavosl
Have so not already heard
OF those bldo K aud whirling graves,
Seas on gallant vessels Piled
Screams ui fear and sorrow wild1
Ger the dim mid.occan parts,
Many a son and father sails;
Isle aud cottinGtt have hearts
Anxious At the growing gales
Chain those mighty reckless Wigs
Which the 4. Ing iomrosts swings!
Change AID lie in softer light;
Drop the giillerirg rainbow showers
Bring again the snowdrops white,
Maiden hc,alds Of the bowers;
Lot the spring with happy eyes
Soc hor own bright SIMS arise !
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-19

Examinations 10 commence at half past nine
O'Clock, a. NJ.
Each applicant srcqured to pay the Ex-
aminers !. lee OF nity cents on entering the
GLASS.
All applicants are required to furnish writ.
ten testimonials of good moral eharaetsr,
hose who have been engaged as 10 aclie rs 10
,btAin these from their lasl employ err, who
WIN also certify to tlieir faithfulness and sue.
cesB as teachers; which ,estlm' mails will be
.ept on nile.
No certificate will be issued without an ex.
animation; no private examinations viii be
nelu no certificate will be antedated I; no
candidate viii be admitted for Ie.expnina-
lion witl. in lhfee months after AsecCld tail
IRE. Applicants are reqnested TO furnish
-peCimenr oi penmanship. t."
Those who tail TO comply with the above
'eGuSItious vii not be admitted for re'exam.
.E.ti1On. ..-4-.-..s
b. order OF. the Board.
JOHN BOWMAN,
jan Iyj Secretary Beard of sxamluers
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-19
YO Grain Dc:a.ers
AND ERS.

LTNUINU THAT WE AXE TTNBLE
H. for all grain held In store by us lur other
parties, tor loss BY ire, We shall cEaige lh.
nlluwing rates ior st ring grain:
On all grain IN store al this date. the char.
sCs commence Nov. !, 1905, and tue same
rates on all grain received b. us alter thi.
late, Oct !, lsG5.
ANTI sets not returned by July ist, in each
ear, tine gram viii bt sold, At the price Of
hat date, Tor whom II may concern.
IN wheat, nrst 80 days, delivery, STORAGE
aid Insurance .......,......,.... "a
sch additional M nth, ol part ihercst, | ,
- corn, oats, r!e, delivery, storage and
lnsHran.e .,.., .,,.,,,,,.,.., go. ] c
.ach additional mouth, or part thereof. ic
taAst 81, sdne as vi eat.
A. X. BELpEN,
e., ID. andC, Elevator.
q. W. MYERS.
aU fihdlAy Elevators.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-19
sloAH,s coAUITION POWDER

is the largest snlc " any Horse aud Cattle Medicine
10 this country. II i composed u herbs and roots aud
for mlldncss safety certainty aud thoroughurss stands
precautionary at the h-N " the list " Horse dnd
Guile N,ficines ...
IL carries oT all gross hrmor', prevents horses from
becuuug stiff fundoring purhes The blCG. l,1sens
the skin, and gives II smooth and glossy appearance,
cleanses the water and strengthens every part Of the
body. 10 "a aso safe md certain remedy hr coughs
.nd colds which generate many auu diseases.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-19

Would you like to look at the
moon = asked professor, who had
stationed his spy glass at the street
corner, of an Emerald. "To de divil
wild ye; would | be alther givin' yc
a dime to look at dc moon wid one
eye, whin kin see it wild my two
and not cost nc a cint?'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-03
New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Jan. 2.
CoTToN-Firm at SIC for middling, and
3619c Tor Orleans.s
FLoUR-5QlOc Better, with an increased
local demand at $40 709l2 25 for extra State;
Sl2 25912 40 for Ohio; Sl2 30913 20 for trade
brands; Southern shade firmer. t.tt8t Z
WHEAT-l92c higher, with a moderate
business, at 81 1892 40 for No. 2 Milwaukee;
81 10 for No. Milwauk Ie.
RYE-S1 % for Western.
CoRN--lc better.
OATS-Firm at 63965c for western.
PORK irregular aud unsettled at $40 009
10 3 for old; closing at $40 00C920 90 cash I;
so h292l 81 for new; SIG 9I9l7 50 for prime.
BEEF HAMS-Heavy.
BACON-Dull.
DRESSED HOGS-S6S15c.
LARD-Firmer at ll54@13c.
{ PETROLEUM Steady at Ice for crude.
MoNEY-Steady at per cent! on call.
STERLING-Quiet at 999A.
GOLn--lower at 1879; declining to 1875,
and closing at l3212. 81 es.aaaK a 81 n.
COVER SMENTs-A shade firmer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-03
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Jan. 2.
FLoUR-Firm but unchanged ;superfn e
50 5O@l0 50. N. 80 a
WHEAT Higher; No. L Spring 81 IS, and
No. l Winter g 80. g -Altlt zNFA
, Consistently @t 6O@6lc for shelled in ele-
vatOrS. fot ffA
OATS-Quiet at SIC for No. l.
RYE-Firmer; No. l 81 1891 20.
BARLEY-Unchanged. % -~r.r.ss.,
WHIsKY-Firm at 26c in bond q number
l demand for it duty paid.
HOGS-Rather dull at 81 40jdT IS net, but
closed firm. Receipts IL, 500 for two days.
The Prices Current gives the total receipts
for the week 40 900.
MESS PORK-In good demand at $40 90;
speculative. demand. 30 1E-iaEE55
I LARD-Speculative demand at 12c.
BULK MEATS Firmer.
GREEN MEATs-Firm at, &c, Sc and SIC,
but holders ask &c higher. = - .-s.sl q -
GROCERIES Unchanged.
CoTToN-F'irm at 3llz6e32c for niddling.
EXCHANGE STEADY at l-I0 discount and
par. .,rs-.,-es.....-. .,~-..-
GOLD-i32
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-03
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

There were no further arrivals last eve
ming, though We saw a smoke at Hender
son and above during the afternoon and
evening, which was, we presume, from
some steamer fighting her way through
the ice, and probably stopped at the Will
lows.......The aMepham was still busily
unloading last night, and freights for her
return trip were accommodating rapidly.
Dunkerson & Co., viii give her 5000 or
1000 sacks of corn and a large quantity of
pork, lard, poultry, &c, and Cox & Hum
phrey have also a large quantity Of freight,
which we presume she will get. She will
not get Off before Friday evening, by
which time we expect to see the river at
this point clear of ice, as there is a fine
prospect of a gorge between this place and
Louisville...~...The Clifton and Westmore-
land were still at the wharf last night
awaiting events..-...-The Louisville C0lL-
rier, of Tuesday morning, boosted that
Louisville was the head of navigation,
while Cincinnati was away up in the
frigid regions-clear out in the cold. The
Courier boosted too soon. We have gone
into the "head" of navigation business
ourselves to some extent, down here, but
do not mean to boast as the Courier did,
lest the ice King may lay his frigid hand
upon us, as he has on Louisville, and
transfer the head to Cairo 49,. Ice was
forming rapidly last night, and unless a
gorge takes place above, there will be no
further arrivals from below, and in no
event do we expect any from above until
the river is clear........The lightning and
invincible Liberty No. 2, reached our
wharf from Memphis this morning, at
o'clock, with splendid trip OF both
freight and people-having her own and
the trip of the John Kilgore. the latter
giving up her trip ct Cairo. The Liberty
saeSsAsefod vssy h6svyB 100. both In the
= FgENx M Z FNWaa a so ...s#
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-03

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-03
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-HOUSE- With ten rooms.
il in O central part of the city; fine loea.
ton for a clearinghouse. Inquire at this
effice. ldec27 div :
rOR RENT-rHE HOUSE kNON N
~ as Einery's Shoe store, corner OF Main
and Seventh Streets, suitable for store and
dwelling purposes Apply to -s....-.
decl9 = V1CKERY BROS, rs Main st.
r1OR RENT-THREE RoOMS9suitable
y for Offices. Inquire at ,F.EE
HEBBA RD'S Drug Store.
Next door to the Post Office. decl9 div
wSOU RENT@THE SECOND STORY OF
u Mesker's Building. Y Main street, now
OccnpieS by ReeS & Akers. Well adapted
for manufaci uring purposes. For further
particulars inquire of
~ go PARSONS, SCOVILLE & CO.
adecl9 Il .-,.s o,sse-...-..-E .-1fk. sr...,'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-03
The Comparative Cost OF Living at
Gold and Currency Prices.

AS the old year closes, and we enter the
threshold OF the one which will determine
what l. TO be the course of prices for seve-
raj years to come, by the adoption of a
system of contract on or expansion of the
course OF the markets, and see how far we
are on the road TO a return of prices which
will place articles or comfort and necessity
within the reach of all Accordingly we
present the following comparison OF the
wholesale and retail prices of leading arti-
cles In this market at the close of the years
1860, 1859, and 1856:
rqr- b WHOLESALE PRICES. .fr..e...
Dec. 81, Dec. 81. Dec 81,
-ssees Is 1860, 1855. 1866. ;
Flour, extra....$a 80 slE .s0 u % q
Wheat, prime
Winter red.s,.f / o. ~ F20e 4Fsa65
Gee. prins.s.-' 2 $ 2s~ b. bio g
io41A Prtmar ... 80 o . 6
nnEts 4teeh
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS. Jan. ,.
FLoUR-FirIn. ~ <.fi aa y 2 @
WHEAT-Firm; nothing doing; holders
of choice W heat ask So 90.
CoRN-Dull at 70G74c.
OATS-Lower at 5Sg62c.
WHISKY-Dull at g %.
PoRK-Firm at $40 so, delivered at Cairo,
and $40 90, delivered at the ropening of
Navigation; plain hams Af719tdl8c, clear
sides 131aQl4c, and shoulders i21ac.
LARD-NofniuaI at I31&c in keg.il
HOGS-Actlve and better at So 3096 rs.
CoTToN-Bettera at 3093lc.
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THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, JANUARY 1857

Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, but her bows
being heAvy ironed, &C me through it in
gallant style. The Liberty will turn back
from here-leaving for Memphis, Cairo
and way landing, this evenings at 5 O'Clock.
This will probably be the last opportunity
down the river that passengers and ship
pers win have for some time, and they
should take advantage of it.
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Buffalo Markets,

By Telegraph BUFFALO. Jan.2.
FLOURISH 90 for White Ohio.
PORK-S20 50.
LARD-l3c. ---....
DRESSED HOGS Average $50 lbs, at IS 90;
300 lbs average, at So %.
WHEAF-Receip pts 3,764,ea5
BARLEY-ReceiptS 1886.