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RODRIGUE'S
PULMONIC ELlXIR SPECIFIC.

11oR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION. PAINS IN TIE
CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY l., BREATH
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HENORRHAGE, and all affections OF the Lungs.
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benefited. ,
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eriches the bood regulates the circuation induces
free and easy respiration, and expes through its admin
srou each and every concomlapt disorder present In
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This compound IL perfectly SAFE possessing neither
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always npoyc essentials in every preparation for
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its Irritating and debilitatng consequences only con-
duces TO much general arrangement Of the system, de-
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PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE S1.25.
Sold by tile Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
AND MEETING STREETS, md the principal Druggists.
April. 1y
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF TON.

Arrived Yesterday.
Schr Charlotte Peterson, Hilton Head. Railroad Iron
10 the Savannah Railroad Company.
Schr Ann peas, from West Point MILL IS bols Rice
To Roper & Stoney.
Steamer Eliza Hancox Richardson. Savannah via Hill
ton Head and Beaufort IA casks Rice. and Mdzc. To
Ferguson Holiness J A Ensiow L co, Col Stubbs, Q
NJ, W Harrison, Southern Express Co.
Sloop Zulcks, Nichols, Hilton Head. Railroad Iron.
To the Savannah Railroad Company.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr L. Davis, Bishop, Baltmore-W Roach
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Spanish bark Oscar, Balaguer. Barcelona.
Steamer Dictator, CoIetter, Paatka. via Jacksonville,
Fernandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Schr Samuel Eddy, Let's, Wilmington, G, May %.
schr Ocean Pearl, Pearl, Boston, May 20.
Schr Napoleon, Nichols Philadelphia, May 20.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Recetued during he month Of Augua, 1885.
LONDON, July %, 1857.
'NHsans. CHIuKHRrse & SoNs-Gents: have much
pleasure in enclosing document signed by tho nrst
composers musicians and professors In Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation lutde my oerth-
cate that felt 1t my duty TO take Of the with mo
to Europe to ascertain the opinion OF my 2rofes on
brethren, The encloaed certificate viii prove how
unanimous they have been on the subject beg to
forward at the same time, letter received nom my
friend, Mr. CollArd which am sure must be Crafty.
Il have I the honor to b. gentlemen. yours very truly.
JAMES n WRHL.
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THE HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWGERRY C. H., Al
i So per annuin, and, having large circulatio"
through all the upper and lower Districts of the State
affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very rrsOnabe-for which appi:
to our Agent Nr T. p SLIDER, ut the Mills House.
TH0S. I. " K. Il. iRENEkEH.
nharI I'M hr.II I,1I,-Is
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r.. REPORTS OF coAM1FTEES
The Committee on Licenses, to which was rer
ferred the following applications for Licenses, beg
leave to report favorable on the same, and recon-
mend that they be granted: -, q
Junk Shop Lioense-Catharine Morrison, Can
non and St Philip streets.
Tavern Llcense-John Wohlken. Longitude lane
Billiard Table License-H. Badenbop & Co.,
Meeting street q tables).
Auctioneer's License-Stenhouse q 70. .sure-
ties-J A Quackenbush and John Ferguson.
Also, that Dennis Moore be allowed to transfer
his tavern license to w. N. Taft.
JOHN II. STENMEYER.
81 z. B. OAKES.
.a.-+ ,.. LANES COSGROVE.
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$4,000 PIANOS.

Tn the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable Improvement They have tnvaria-
hlv been selected aud used by all Of the worlds 40
,oyLsioed great artsts who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use.
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his tavern license to w. N. Taft.
-. ...'':' JOHN Il. sTENMEYER.
g. T. B. OAKES.
.aa1 JAMES COSGROVE.
BY Alderman Steinmeyer:
The Committee on Brick and Wooden Buildings
to whom was referred the petition OF mr. john
Kenney, to erect q wooden bmidlng on tne nortn
side Of fradd street opposite to Lmehouse street,
That when q similar application from MIR. John
G., Itgen, they did recommend that the petition be
granted and he allowed to erect wooden building
On big lot e the o north ba sas
from the reading Of the act OF 1856, IN relation 70
wooden buildings.
That upon further consideration, and after refer
ence with the City attorney, they have come to the
neous, and that the intention OF the legislature to
confne the erection Of wooden buildings to the
west Of line running from South bay, WesS OF
Legare street, as far as Tradd street. where Legare
street terminates, thence up Iradd street 70
Savage, and west Of that street as far as Broad,
where that street terminates, thence up Broad
street to Franklin. and then west of that street as
far as Magazine street., where Franklin street ter
inmates, and thence along Magazine street to
Wilson street, and west Of that street to Beaufan
street, &c.
the act but your committee are now satisfied,
that the line last indicated is the one intended by
the act.
In other words the meaning is that if tho lot be
on the square, bounded by Legare street, it must
be on the west OF Legare street. if it be on the
square bounded by Savage street. it must be west
of that street, and If it be on the square or
squares, bounded by Franklin street, it must be
west of that street, &c.
sova@e street. and is not west of that street.
They therefore recommend that the petlton DC
no' s'"n''N' JOHN q. sTEINMEYER.
JAMES P. EARLE.
The Committee on Retrenchment and Relief to
which was referred the petition Of James Owens
to bo refunded the amount paid by him for junk
shop license, recommended that the petition be
not granted. r :. e. e. GoTRTENsAY, HEHREHs
By Alderman Oakes:
The Special Committee appointed to verify and
burn such of the old issues OF city blls as nave
boen received in payment Of taxes and dues to the
city, report that they have discharged tne duty
The amount burned il as follows, viz:
.mont received prior to 1st May, Oh
Amount received since LIST May, 1s6I....... ss6 10
Total amount burned. .$sS.s7s "a
Respectfully reported, B tee ,Kro
P. G. GAILLARD, Mayor.
JOHN Fl. STEINMEYER.
II. B. OLNEY.
y. G. COURTENAY.
E. w. MARSHALL.
WILLIAM RAYENEL.
Charleston, May 21st, 1867.
Information.
By Alderman Olney:
The Committee on Accounts report that they
have examined the following accounts, lind them
correct, and recommend that they be paid, VIZ:
sundry Bills against Orphan House, amount ~ -,
Bills of the Gas Company, amounting to..... 2lall
Total. ~ feIe4
=: 2. {: z. eaIEEsziRp, aaHGzi Mayor, Committee:
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LONDON, January II. 1865.

L0HDoH, January n lH&
James H. HehM Esq.,:
MY DEAR sm: have great pleasure In asking youto
convey to Messrs. Chiekertng the e1pre aion Of my
highest approval Of their instrument H. consider,
NOT merely the best instrument Of American manufso.
ure that have tred but Of the auest Grand Piano
ortes that has come under my observation; and
the Messrs Chickering may we'll be proud Of having
turned out from their manufactory an tnstrumsnt
which, for touch quality power and workmanship, II
would be very difficult TO Hurpass In any part Of the
Dear sir, very sincerely yours,
Firm of Oolard Colard, Piano-fo,te Manufacturers,
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LONDON August "a, 1854

LONDON An8ust "a. l46A
Jame, N. Wehli, E;q.:
MY DEAR srR: as you are going bsnt to the Omitted
States must beg you to remember mo hndly to tbs
Messrs Chickering. Tell them was delighted with
their Grand Pllno-fore-as good isstrvses, htnk
a. ,uas eper turned out, both IN tasA asdkrs -
Wishing you, &C., remsin eyefh 1y.
q. F. BROADW00D,
Firm OF l. Droadwood Sons, Pianoforss Manutae-
tuysrR, London.
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toncurred hi,
By Alderman Walden.
On the petition of the Hope Fire Engine Com
pany. The Special Committee on the Fire De-
partment recommend that the account be adjust
ed on the Same basis that other claims against the
city corporation have been settled upon, under
direction of the Committee on Accounts.
WILLIAM G.. WHuDEN,
E. W. MARSHALL,
q. B. OAKES,
JAMESP P. EARLE,
8. G. COURTENAY.
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Among the ohefpoints Of excellence Of tho Chicis!.
,no Psnos OF which speak the renowned artists In their
nongralatory testimonials to the Messrs. Chckerngs
srs fhe greatest possible depth. richness and volume Of
tone, combined with rare brnnAncy, clearness and
narfeot eyenuess throughout the entire scale and.
sbovs ali Surprising duration Of sound the pure and
sympstheuc quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful tocch-
During the past fory.three years this nr mas manu-
sctur6d
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,s endorsed by all tho prominent Physioans Chem
medicinal qualities (tonIc and duretcl which belong
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Sold by all respectable Druggists suyacIaas Gro:er
Saloons. and COUNTY, EotciaGua:..'r.
anr1I 10 ths,.lrr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-09

The Times of Saturday says:
The Bank "Quarter Day" made a severe
twist upon the money market to-day, as
anticipated from the appearance of the de-
mand from the brokers yesterday. We
have seldom. of late years, witnessed a
balances over the day, and this demand
was kept up in some quarters I'LL nearly
O'Clock In the afternoon. In their great
anxiety, real or affected, to appear strong
on their Quarterly Statement, some of the
Banks not only called in their loans and
plead poverty to their needy dealers, but
urged their heavy dealers among the
place of lending the money to their neigh
bors of the Stock Exchange. The brokers
in the Public Funds, and gold brokers,
were the heaviest borrowers, and early in
the day the prices OF United States sos
and 7-30s and of gold were lower
by "a q "a per cent. than the lowest
day the 5-20's recovered part of the decline,
and the Gold Room, on the European quo
tationS of American Funds, recovered
from 1441a to 1851 per cent.
The demand for money for the Bank
Quarter Day was increased, it is said, this
for cash, for Boston account, and by tele-
graphic orders to remit money to Phila-
delphia. The banks of these two cities,
like some of our own banks, are probably
ambitious of making an extra show OF
strength IN their reports to Washington.
The sacrifices to this end in all these cases
fall upon the public funds with which at
been Overburdened by recent sales and
cow ersions of May and November 5-2Os
of 1865, and July and January 5-20's of
1S65-67 from the Treasury Office.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8.
ToBAcCo-Not so active but prices un-
changed. $685. s. tsF5t3ti
COTTON-NOthing doing.
HEMP-S2 S092 So for dreSse d.
ELoUR-Quiet but firm, and business
small: choice extra 50 75@8 90; double ex-
ira So 25@1I 70; choice and fancy SO 50G
ID 90. h .s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES off.and Fall grades
generally DC lower; choice white and fancy
red 81 IS; fair TO choice red 81 30ld2 so
Spring ranged at 81 S09I 81. 7utf
CoRN-YeIIow and mixed lower at 81 COG
l Is: whi e 81 10(6I Is.
OATs-FirnI, and slightly better; sales at
5SG6lc. ma . s.-,ff
BARLEY--Firm at 81 2O9l 80 for prime
and fancyS pring.
RYE-Inactive at 81 l0f91 20. "Et
MESS PORK-S24 25@24 50. .-.-t
bAcoN-Clear sides 1l3a@l2c. mostly at
outside prices: Shoulders 1414@l414c; plain
hams l9c; sugar-cured 26c. FrfIf ss4at
LARD-Firm at l41a in small lots, for
choice. +-' tthf
WHISKY-Nom inal. -rf -t HU
REcEIPTs.3.lSl bbls -four; 1855 sacks
wheat; 1882 bush. corn ,677 bush. oats; 5SS
bush. rye; 9,518 bush. barley. .tf
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Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Oct. 8.
Fourth good demand and very firm
at Sll 7S(0l2 p for family.
WHEAT-Firm at 81 20 Tor No. red; re-
CoRS Advanced, 81 05; holders asked
81 0S at close.
OARS Advanced to 6s969c, and held at
zoe at close.
REIN demand and firm at 81 so.
BARLEY-In demand; prime to choice
81 6591 IS.
COfToN-Dull; middling 1Sc.
TOBACCO-Firm and demand good.
WHIsKY-Unchangeda at SAC in bond.
MESS PORK AND LARD-Unchanged and
steady.
BACoN-Iu active demand sales 3l6 hogs
heads at 1414c for shoulders; l712@l7ssc for
clear RIB sides; 1Sl4c for clear do; all kinds
held &c higher at close.
HoGS-SOld to-day at SO so net.
EUTTER-Firm at 3293Sc.
EGGS-22c.
CHEESE-l41z915c.
SUGAR-12@f51zc.
CoFFEE-24@Z7Mc
LINSEED OIL-Dull at 81 16.
SEEDs-Dull, excepting faxseed. which
is in demand at 81 4092 so from agents OF
Eastern chruSherS.
NAILs-Deciined SOC per keg and demand
light.
GoLD-l44s4. Exchange dull and supply
large.
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New York Market.
By Telegraph

BY telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. s.
CoTToN-Steady; sales 1900 bales at zoe
for middling upiands.
i've; common to medium grades lOc lower,
with sales of l,020 barrels at s. 9o@9. IS for
superfine State and wv We snr sle aegii 50
hoop Ohio; Sll@l6 rs for St. Louis. Cali
fornia dull; sales $50 sacks and bar; els at
Sll 25@l3 so. Sales $50 barrels rye flour at
WHISKY o.Quiet; sales 100 bbls. Western
bonded at 35c.
WHEAT-Receipt 81 300 bushels-opened
vance lost. Sales of II 600 bushels at 50 $40
50 3413 for No. Spring; 81 3S@2 40 for No. l
Spring; 81 IL for infer sa Is Spring 3Sg2 90
gan: SO ID for white California.
RYE-Scarce and nominal, at 81 6791 20
for Western.
BARLEY-Firm; 81 IS for Canada; West
ern, 81 IS.
CoRN~Receipts 1910 bushels: 2@3c bet
Western, amt closing at 81 3S@l SO in store
and afiOat.
oATsmR {, aSo bushels 9gsc bet bet,
liverable all the month at 7S1a@6Oc-
RICE-Quiet and unchanged.
CoFFEE-Steady, and in fair demand.
SUGAR-Quiet, and without material
change; sales $50 barrels; Cuba 1214@l2Hc.
MoLAssEs-In moderate request, Without
HoPs-Quiet; 4O@65c for American.
PETROLEUM Firm; l4@144c for crude;
S5035kc refined bonded.
PoRk-Opened steady. and closed lower;
sales $500 barrels: $23 56(923 80 for mess,
and closing at SOB 80 cash; $40 5092l 90 for
prime.
BEEF--Quiet; sales l25 barrels, at pre-
vious prices.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet; soc for Western.
BACoN-Quiet; sales $1,000 pounds short
ribbed at l41ac.
CUT MEATs-Quiet and steady; sales $50
packages; shoulders 16c; hams 1870.
LARD-Quiet; sales $50 bbls at 14140l41sc.
BUTTER-Firmer at 15C130c for Ohio.
CHEESE-Quiet at 119l6c.
LATEST p. NJ.
FLoUR-Closed dull and lO@l5c lower.
WHEAT-Quiet at 81 32@2 80 for No. 2,
and 81 80 for No. Spring.
RYE-Scarce and firm at 81 6591 81 for
Western.
OATs-Steady at 79159SOc for Chicago and
Ohio.
prime mixed Western.
Pork Lower; sales 500 bbls mess at S23
so cash and S23 90 regular, closing dull and
heavy, with Tree sellers at the quotations.
BEEF-Nominal.
CUT MEATS Dull and dropping.
BACoN-Quiet and steady.
LARD-Heavy at 14%4l454c for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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Chicago Market.
By TELEGRAPH.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct. s.
FLoUR-Firmer; IS 25@I0 rs for Spring
extras.
WHEAT-No. opened dull and 4@5c low
er, but subsequently rallied 3@4c; No.
opened &c lower, afterwards rallied &c;
sales of No. at 81 949l SO ;No.2 81 S71z@l so;
closing at 81 So for No. l, and 81 91g1 9l1
Consecutive, and l@114c higher; sales at
81 O71l(a1 OS for No. l, and 81 0614SlO61z for
No. 2; closing quiet at 81 o. for No. l, and
81 O71z for No. 2.
OATS-Active at 5413@5514c.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Active at 81 l7G1 10 for No. 2.
Mess PoRK--Dull at s23 1924 90.
LARD-Dull at l35s@13s4c.
BEEF CATTLE-More active, and l5@25c
higher.
HoGs-Moderately active at 10@l5c high
er; So 75a7 10 for good to choice. a-1 ~
RECEIPTs-10, 500 bbls flour; 162, 900 bush.
wheat; rs 900 bush. corn; l02, 900 bush. oats
Is 600 hogs.
SHIPMENTs-64, 600 BUSH corn.
FRIGHTS-Steady and firm; 7Sz(G8 for
corn; 50 for wheat; 81 for oats.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, Oct. s.
TOBACCO-Sales ITO hhds., at 81 10022 So
FLoUR-FIrm: IS 90 Tor superfne; S13 so
for fancy.
WHEAT-Scarce, at 81 GO.
CORN-NOminal
OATS--65c in bulk.
RYE-At 81 40.
SUGAR--Refined advanced &c.
COrTON-Nomina al, at 1916.
MESS PORK-S24 So
BACON e. Firm; shoulders 1870; clear
sides l9c.
LARD-l4c in tierces,
WHIsKY-Raw 34c in bond
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8.
COrTON--Unchanged; sales, $50 bales of
low middling at 171a@lSc; receipts, $40
bales.
FLoUR-Sellers asking an advance and
buyers holding off; triple extra, $40 Esq
II SO; choice, SI4
CORN-UnchaEged f2
OATS-76c.
PoRK-Nominal at s26 5Od26 rs.
BACON-ShOulders, 151x@I 51zc; clear sides,
1870; sugar cured hams, N12Q92Sc.
keg. l6c. =
GoLD-l43Z. *tr
notwithstanding, 56@5sc; New York,
E9Zc premium.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile work, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can he sent through any of the
Evansville N erchants. -
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AN ORDINANCES
Regulating Stone-Coal.

,pos.ed october Sd, 1851
r<VtONr. Be it ordained u y Ryv al
CO. Council OF the Ciiy OF Ef r.
- h rom and after the Sth f Gay any =,
1la' - .haI not be lawIul Io sell de,
loo' n,ersons to purchasS 81 the
or pew within the limits o. ntxcept
TecelxS;,i Tie. any stone-coal' ~ mar
Eva 1n,srcha sed or sold by In W Ta1
coal P POO unless the same shatFi the
or cargIS' noon some one OF sta
wcaIes OF the city, ana rtN fractio
SANITY in bushels anu a;ahnas
quahni issued by the W eis nnTe
66eiivered by the seller 10 INC
the coz THAT a bushel OF slonS NC
consist Of eighty $50 pourned for i,
: anu NE he as follows, VIZ: I'll a
|. seIceedine twenty-five pus nanfv.f
!. I'D for a load exceeding l"eH'
l. els, ten cents. o,, or persons
x any provision OF tins au Stone,
smnyycRhasing or selling any su0 the
PIT ftrst causing or req9l his {
He weighed as provided ~ ane
De W On conviction, forIeI. a. ~
s. less than ave nor moae RAKER
,se Attest. A. M. McGsITF, G pep1
9et CPer John W. AshnS'
&c och DIT
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Sheriff IS Sale-No. q.

6 lions issued out of the office of the
clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of
Vanderburgh County, Indiana, in favor of
Robert Barnes and against George Wood
ruff, will, on the
18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock am. and
O'Clock pm. of said day, at the door of
Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the
rents and profits, for the term OF seven
years, of the following-described real es-
tate. to wit:
The undivided half of the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter of Sec
Range ten (IO), in Vanderburgh County,
State OF Indiana.
And should said rents and profits not
sell for q sum sufficient to satisfy said writ
and costs, / will, at the same time anC
PLACE, offer for sale the fee simple of said
premises ALEXANDER DARLING,
sell Sheriff Vanderburgh County.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

DRY GOODS Market devoid of activity,
yet a moderate inquiry prevails, and
prices are becoming more steady. We
August A, do, I4Lc; Lyman d. brown Do,
l2c: Reynold A A yard vide bleached, l2c ;
Dedham do. l4zzc; Warren O, do, lac;
Mills, 214c. In demins, stripes, and ticks
there is no important change to notice.
Prints. in steady request at the reduction.
Delaines, in good demand at 221zc for al
regular makes and Spragues at zoe.
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Louisiana Sugar Crop.

The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin
says that parties capable OF judging esti-
mate this years crop of sugar In Louisiana
at 10000 hogsheads. This is about one
fourth of the crop before the war.
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Pittsburg Iron and Nail Market.

By refe renee to our schedule of prices of
Iron and Nails, it will be seen that there
has been a reduction of a quarter of a cent
iron per pound, and fifty cents per keg on
nails, to take effect on Monday, October
Commercial, of the 9Th. ia
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New York Gold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. 8.
CODA shade easier; opening at 145;
and closed at las.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Without a decided
change Coupons 81. 1llsE; do 49,. ll2s6;
do. of '64, 100; do. 65, l09I; do. new issue,
1917; do. '67, 1073s; l0-40's, 10l; 1905, los.
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Our National Bank Reports.

We published yesterday the Quarterly
Reports of-the three National Banks of
this city. Below we compile a table of the
main items OF these reports, and also give
the figures from the July report. to show
the comparison of business. 1t will be
seen that Discounts for the last quarter
were slightly larger and the Individual
Deposits somewhat decreased.