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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-12
BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.

r HAVE just received choice lot of Dressed
i Flooring (twenty thousand fest), for sale at
low rates by JAMES MCVAY.
Also, Gin Bands, (three ply, Gutta Percha
Oilers, scythe and Grass Bladea, Scythes Hunts
and Collins. Kentucky and Yankee Axes, Wood
Saws, Knives and Steels, and beautiful assort-
ment Of Fire Crates, at the New Store OF
sept28 JAMES McVAY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-12
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

"A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
n Nervous Debility. Premature Decay and all
ts effects Of youthful indiscrstion, will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free 10 all WHO
need 1t, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do so by addressing, In Perfect condolences,
JOHN b. OGDEN.
40 Cedar street, New York.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-12
TO CONSUMPTIyES.

INHE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
l. Gree Of chargs) to all who desire it, the pre-
script with the directions for making and using
the simple remedy by which he was cured Of =
Lung Affection and that dread disease Con.
sumption. His only object Is to benefit the
ttfiicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, 1t will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing Please address l330'H
BEV. EDWARD WILSON,,
No. 165 South Second st., Williamsburg, N. Y.
septic T
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-12
REMOVAL.

rVNHE Undersigned, will remove on the first Of
i November to the New Store on Main street,
formerly occupied by Msssrs. TAvAREs Co., and
would respectfully thankhis hume rous friends
and patrons for their kind and extensive patron
age to him and desires con ntinuance OF the same
at his New Store where he will atal times offer his
goods, such as Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals
of the best quality, aud at the lowest market
rates for cash p. Nj. BROOKS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-12
NONE BETTER.

DOPULAR SENTIMENT has, thus far. accOrdep
the need Of praise to the "ARRow TIE"
Others ars,- doubtless, good, but when you want
the bsst-determined 80 by thorough test Of the
farmer himsef-be sure and got the "ARRow
TIrn It is simple in construction, is applied
with dispatch, and holds with unremitting tenac-
ity what more would you have, In fact, what
more could you have
sagae - : JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-12
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

MIR. NAUDIN hereby notifies all per-
lNl sons who have left such articles for &2h
repair at his shop, as GUNS, PISTOLS, H3
JsWELRY, ETC., during the past ninety
days, that unless said articles are reclaimed, and
the work thereon paid for within thirty days,
they will be sold at public private sale, to pay
the expenses Of repairs.
All work hereafter ordered at his shop must bs
paid 70 withs ninety days, or the articles left for
repairs, will be sold to psy the expenses Of same.
BATON KoUGE, october 18th, 1857.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-12
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN to all per. -
l. sons having ef. Guns, Pistols MI
or other articles for repair at the @&M
shop Of the undersigned. for pc &WN
riod Of linety days. that unlessv w -
said articles are called for within thirty days
from this date the same will be sold at private
or public sale, to pay the expenses OF repairs.
Hereafter, 1t will be an invsriabe rule with US,
to sell all articles left with for repairs, whom.
ever said articles are not called for within ninety
days from the time they are left. &C.,.
LATIL & SON.
BATON RoU0E, October 18th, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAVANA, June I0Il steamship EsgeMs Msith.7s.
Reing t. Vandew Carolina Busd and servant Fs
and daughter Csharne Reyan E TheTan j. Harrison lady spd
child Aicu lady, joaquin Mora, lady, children and
Qugsada wife Mr. and Mrs Charles Fowler aud
Mr. Mrs gqutne and servant T. Lau LADY pd ch
J. CaNO A. Nora T. Ascenco VI AYala, Pedro Corp j.
Jmener Victor Sormaud Casana y Caaarao Mclaughlin
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Cobea p MoHet b. Diar Cbarraud J. ~ Cebao Agalms
y. Lecont. J. W. Barnes
FROM ARROYO P. r., jane 9In brig ns-A J. Couias hs
Anne Hoys
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN June l9-in steamship
The QueenMr Post MT. Dv erryhous r. Robsou H. D.neod
child Misses Grsce Alice aAd Anns
Walker Wilson. Masters wm aud John Msos hr s9d Mrs
Johnson and children Hermann H2nk Mr. 1-soEs Ah
Perry and 5ls in the Storage.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

FOR LIVERPOOL June ls-n steamship Cts Of Washington
Mrs Checsenau child Miss Smith, Miss 4 Reed Mrs r. r.
or anil child Jlres McAkter j. Seymonr Knight lady spd
child Grahsn wife w. FnHey and hoy j. ho0sbrer
wife, Mr Kngham. j. Taylor M Knox H. Beckett oNpi
Roher, Game John Batemn H. H. Williams, McGrstb H. bnct
ham, Greenwood g. stewart A. Conner Miss Goneess a.
More. Miss Knight Mrs r. Davis j. Wilson. Dr. Knbe Robert
Foster Gibam r. Hanna Richard Cody, Bdua Lonega
John Cody Robert c. Ma,lack and wife Mrs Carr Nn
Conkhn GEORGE b. Tune and wife Mrs Mshan aud child Ma Wat
and children Andrew Spence, salvador SuraIi James Cooker
child Fred Frckingr Mr. Richmond child NJ.
Mailman Stewart United Consul Copenhagen, j.
Narten Arthur Mohe Haines Miss HAYWOOD, A. r Batter
lady Hadle d. g. lassen su lady Fred SchHaiiaT wife
and daughter w. s. Clark, W. T. Winter Ired ". Bazter ~s s
uad dserVa
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
i1ort- naroen's Notirs.
A pERsONAL ExPLANATION.

Mr. E. b. Duncan of Jacksonville, Florida has
replied to passage concerning him which appeared IN IA
letter from our Special Correspondent r., publshe@
last April Mr. Duncan says that he never was eh'F
lain in the Rebel Army, but only missionary 10 the 9
federate camps; that he never stated that The Net"
dist Epseopa Church South had determined to TAXI Lao
religious charge Of colorel people, and that athou
lie urges the Southern people TO educate the negroes h
docs II from no seetaran mo;iy but on ficm TIC l T.
philangsEophy.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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SANDY ....g42 Govsislnd 1923 Hell Gste
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Gelp uSntco.
AGENTS WANTED FOR

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"a wOMANS WORK IN TIE CIVIL WAR
real vae absorbing inter- st. and universal popularity Tie
yss literary people everywhere commend and naoe y II feeof1
e organized and United effort nd he
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Philadelphia Pa Persons Shing 20 canvass IN heHi orK C aG
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zen soav W. aN dp G rIyp ~ SERr sPyICE

Tbs wok annoanoed more toan scar ago Dot OWING 70 ne
attempts suppress IT, its publication vas deaye
viii now he ssued unaeel and unsbged under te supervision Of
Gen Baker Whose narratives all aietee by me bghst
ofea auhor The morals of the National Capital thoroughly
and there strange e'fo ons concerning neas o'
poparnents Corgres Female Pardon Brokers' and DIS
tptcd military for Cus and erus and
IN deception OF address JONES BROfiERS Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

SUPREMEJCOURT- COUNTY
aARPB JANE SHARPE and JULIA SHARPE BY JANB SHARPE
hef Guardian PLAINTIFF against MARCUS T. SACA and MARY AO
ShARPk. defsndnSunnoDS ReLTo The defendants tbo"
named; You hereby summoned and required the COMPLAIN
10 h au Of which copy herewith served ss 70
aeopy 81 the said complaint the subscribers he
once No J Nasssureet NewYork City within twenty days ate
e ser hereof exclusive Of the day OF such service and M
20 the SAID complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs
TINS action W apply 10 tie Court for the relief demanded
pAint-Datei Nes-York, May 10. 1857
LBvIBN HAM Pl,intfs Attorneys
To the Defendant " r. saea The complaint the above coo
Ged IN The Otce Of the Clerk Of the C Neg
Che city Hal IN said city, on the 2d day Of May A. D. 1857
ny3 lav6xrh
GTATE OF NEW-Y0RK--N. Y. SUPREME
- COURT Comfy NJ New-York place Of tral-(HAbLRs
CALDWELL. ALFRED TAYLOR. aud FRANKLIN H. BiGLCW
HENRY DESMOND, whose Christian 1uknoxu plaintiffs
who therefore THOMAS RCHARD and HENRY
posing he DESMOND BROTHERS Deendantsknnn0ns
money dema1d contract (Com not serl To The dshd
abovnac and each Of them: You hereby smmoted
required the In this aciOn, wbcA vii be he'd
The Office Of the Clerk Of he City and County ef New fo NJ
Cty Hal IN sad city ard 20 copy ot yonr answer 70 s sAd
complaint c Subscribers their Office No a Wiaust, Ctf Of
Newio within twenty days aGer TIE service Of m summons on iot
exclusive o. The ay Of eh seci and fall 70 iee f.d
eompant within the time aforesaid tie pna this action WI ahe
judgment against or the thousand -four hundred and ioF
I dollars and nueeght with interest m the sh day Of p
thousand eight hundred and beside the costs aud shnss
ineuts Of this sctOn--Dated NewYork Apnl IS 1851
MANN R0DAAH 81 ADAMS.
Plaintiffs Atiorneys
The complaint herein duly d The Ooe Of tie Cefs ~
e City aud County Of Work the C H the City Of Nss
. MANN RoDMAS ADAMS
Myl6 law6w1h Plaintiffs Attomefs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
Cost an6 5cnno
.PASSENGERS SAILED.

EOUND--On the beach, PLATE, with
TEETH Apply No. 23j West Pouhst Dentists please sotes
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
90 r1hom Il man Goncfrn.

NOTICE to the HEIRS Of JOHN MARSHALL
~ MEAD deceaseby applying CHARLES 5. GRANT Potsn,
Greek Ocean Co.. j. vii hear of something 20 ihF advantage
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
Doar0 ano Rooms.

NUMBER of superb ROOMS; also, line
n HALL BRDROOMs near tnonsquarr LET for the Summers
,,ery var desirable. Inquire at No % lT'nCpiaee
DESIRABEE SUITES of furnished ROOMS,
for gentlemen without hoard at Summer prices In tue oeA
Louss No a West Twenty anh.st
FURNISHED ROOMS to LET, without board,
L 10 gentlemen only at No. 20 West Hteenhst
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to
LET snits ns gentlemen, without board No
Wei FflscnhsL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
aucliun Sales of Real eelate.
W n. MILLER Anct.oBeer.
RY JOHNSON q MILLER,
NJ aTgTTONEyRs AgD


W n. MILLER Auc,oBeer.
7 JOHNSON a MILLER,
~ ArCTIONEFRS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No 10 NAsAr-sr.. cor. CKDAE sT, NKw RoRK
Hor stores Lots Couu Seals sd Farms hong so rented
chaugr Loans nesotae Auu Etocks Furniture Nose &C.
June 70 at 4ocoes at BHhsuge SaeJoos No III
GRRAf AND ABSOLUTE SALE or 20 VALUABLE LOTS IN the
dd eauc o investment opportunity obtain desirable lots at
able Iilces.
JefenOrst BroadTay between saraio:s Ae
lots
Harcoek-st, opposite above, p ots
HoHandale, h. =, adj ituIg above 10 lots
Sumpterstt y. W. corner Hopkinsonsge . lots
Marion st.. = W. corner Hopkinsonays lots
Terms eaEh Maps Se al olice, No D Nsssanst- y. y
WbDNESDY June 26at |? ococ Exchange Saesoo No. III
Broadway, n. y
Absolute SALE valuable and very finely located LOTS the
Nneuth Ward Brooklyn including of the best HeWes.
highest bidder Terns easy Msps at the ohe no % Sassaust
DEREMPT0RY SALE at auction, by order
ofth Supreme The direction Of the Hon DARIUS
PECK Referee SATURDAY June g. 1867 al O'clock at the
Court House IN Hudson. Columbia County.
THE EMPIRE LOON WORKS at Stockport Columbia County,
Cavsek Greek neysng power tVe miles north Of ud
son. y. y.
Bnine Factory Machine shop,
stories with WHEEL house and turbine wheel shag attached wth
feet head Of cpen shop ahd ml with separate
power large ioaudey sad mrgng shop pattern shop cleaning ho
two barns stable and nese with about giving
slsce for about 200 NoGkmen Also, ....
THE EMPIRE HOUSE HOTEL with stable harm, iee house S,
accommodations % ~ persons A u double and single
DWELLINGS for wormeu and about 20 Of meadow aud
land for farther Information apply No $50 Duanet New
Iork. or TO the Referee. At Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
fT0R SILE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE and

Farm a Newcastle wsshes'er County T. belonging the
Jeremiah Reeve Il p miles from either bspaqua
Dcrois Harlem Railroad aud coltainF l2
which orchard and Nd The soil unntn,l d,p
rich cutting snnualy ~ There upgr large
Dwelling many ouhHdg Application nav b. maae TO
REEVE Nevcasl. or Of HUrCHlNsoS No ~ N'gihtt,
New.foTf, AAhi hhhff. fifciinh
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
p0OK AGENTS WANTED,


t To solicit each the United states snc Otnso' r
us meet populas subscription book published, bong
TIE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF iHb blBLB .
ty Jobn Kite DID, edtei BY the Rev Avian Bond DID, at
Eorr a. Conn closely printed Roya oetyo pg's more
than PAGE sngrsvgs Recommended by ne fsang gy OF A
dsnnmLatous Of Christians $1,000 eoye at'ay prince FIX kg
psses aunng work Bycbodg rsuu t h1enenced
Agents say they book sell vel Nc oHpeuuon rs
.eucsd Aeef School Taehe sabbath School TEACHER hted
trgrncn introduce ihs 'irta Noh INTO
,t. pclJsber HENRY I'LL. NorWich Conn.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

STATE NEW-lOKK, BANK DkFA EIs1N'
IN C s Isxs n 1850 476 LAWS Of 8o ast the eeost
iDr pots ,sJ 10 Te Grocers Bsnk IN the CV
located In the Of Newlork' Will De Tedeeu
AT PAR ty he e BANKING Department, On e. -
Nex.York National Bank, I'd Ae Nl' VI 1'' M -
yean cate hereof and not Thereafter al
outstanding circulating Of the said Bs1k m9st ne
A ,ss6 Ez ~ veaTs from hereof and AL Does Nho
presented redemption snf payment Nhh sse - s
specified VII be charge uron lie funds m 'a a5f
Pt'~sNo'I' w ''@' P"F0'' Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
Sweet Springs, Monroe County we'

ANITMMTK BIT.NlUI.N'T UN WIN sNIEIE' VII
y he adsoaThs KNOLL HoUSEs open for Boadefs L0c1
lion balT due the grounds hue drives BE- Ne minae
the landing Boafdes taktn y ihs n.y o.,
70 horses and carriages JA'On 'O,h,. n - III ~
Refers permission, 20 MI George Moore % - 1 ' " =
Ittt.N No
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
EOR SALE, at Plainfeld, New-Jersey-

TOR SALE, at Plainfeld, New-Jersey-
splendid RESIDENCE and in order with forty
good LAND Tie House has 20 roor 6 o and cellars cellar
has saloon, pao reception, dining
aunrv and second ai % oor divided
louse he modern
hot and cold wateTOe bath, stationary tubs
There hne grape aror 100 feet
long, g4spe,re; So coo fruit shade abundance
walk depot distance haa nile from deIn water
pure spring through the ground plenty Of eafse and
other houses in best order.
Ao near the above HOUSE. y rooms beautifully situated
uAiO houses, rit
nd evergreen trees end also heated by furnace.
within fuur blocks Of the depot splendid HOUSE n Q
laid With
stable, H0nse has about Il heated &C.
The will be sold with without nure stocks
woud b. e4chaugd f nice pTopr u NcElok or ni
f class No need apply but those who want
6rsas property 10 sach they viii hcs1d low and on e e1
HOUSE with 10 acres OF gardening and y
miles from depot sith al The truck ou the place.
within walk oi the depot tne new ol Sh usi
tnhe II gvund leoo good loeao Terms easy
old RESIDENCE vita good outhoues and 10 acres land
three mnuies val ~ The depot; large orcbari. &c.
Afo Gothic COTTAGE On oao Of The bet streets 10 ihe pAe
with stable and large g1rl,u.
Also within tyc minutes walk Of he dspota
HOUSE about u OLD abundance Of u l'fGs
eakv.
The above property hoae bungs pos &c.
are Psinfed ihe handoc,t ard hcs town u NesJ~rsey
EcnYot The place has u eIIche' male au female
academies, kc
For ylr,enar, sppy EVAN JONES Ps1k Ftls No 70
Moniconerr City MONDAYS and TGts 20 "eock of
EVAN JOSgs Paabeh Sen jersey except Mondays and fhu
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
Chances for Business Glen.

MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT IN Brooklyn
NA for SAIEA bstcass TRADE u best location Apartments
ire making connection vita millinery address
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
nnnK GGENTS WANTED-,To take orders

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,et.p hooks ever pubHshed-OalGlE AID HISTORY or TIE
BOOKS THE BIBLE by Prof CALVIN T. sfowt y - l1'e OF
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beb s authors sn oetayo Of 600 pages beautifully Has
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M M st can IN the degree compete With ~ boh ioT 'h ehr
M m, eonmon reader Tcachsr isees And "oes
usa,ed to introduce book into every sn n Tie arc 80 CON
panou o tho Bible.
Pof orcs.AT, Gc. AAarfss ~ Apply q - ., -, -,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

TpHE EQUINOX HOUSE, Manchester, W, ls
open June TO October address u; Of' noon NJ ~
~ nrl The l2d inst Hudson River Railroad trans wa
Trov ana Rutland reseh Manchester Ato p m
YI,UE WINDEMERE HOUSE, Greenwood
iake Monroe Orange Co.. n Y, Is open. The location h
.su and healthy Gse fhng boating Sc send Tor circular 10 H.
auNI 4 IA
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
Eonses Gno farms il)anteo.
9nmmer Retreats.

DELMONT HALL, Schoolcy's Mountain, N.
I'D j. Nil bo opened June IS ioT DE reception Of Company
D. A. CKOWBLI. Proprietor
DOAkD IN TIE COUNTRY-SM persons
accommodated sh Board rn house toe hudson
River miles from tie tg Reference by permission, io Sinclair
Trtr OfIce Terms moderate.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
DRIyATE BOARDING at iI0WLAND55

NfW TEI NININVTNt WUIIIVF NVIItNf ''TN
The ,pcclIr iloTm Ms frLds and We pa
h. that he has taken and s'i4I nous lhIo
pf 4CP ,ud that ogvnel tie Of visitors on TIE
Isth Of Jane appointment snd ou = ndef a. efv
,oors the most desirable SnHmcr resort n the United hes
lie need onlr refer g. known be previous career A.
caterer have hs b'ltrd That ht cnsAe '.'s "'
spee snd srco IN modatous aiIl be urslrpaased
The sweet Springs appoa,hci ION washington ' h' o'ALse
M Alexandria. and Virginia Central kaiiIoAis
fslhng
form ation should sddress the undo fisBed, -. ,,,,,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

COUNTRY BOARD-A private family IN
" Fhhn Village, DncLe.s Comfy T. could Accommodate o.
Baauers large Appr 20 g. tAPlh tli"a pnse
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-29
New York Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.
CorToS-A shade lower; sales 1900 bales
Al zoe for middling uplands.
FLOUR Recei pts 0,05l bblS; market lO
dI5c better tor low grades with less dong;
sales i so bbls at S 559S b Tor supefnne
state and Western; SO l09l0 % for extra
state; $40 65dI3 80 for extra Western; SlU -
9l3 80 for round hoop Ohio; SO 50gi6 90
for st. Louis. closing quiet; included IN the
Naiea StiS $3.50 oCts e-A-l - -
soon on private terms; California rather
more active; sales / 400 sacks at sll log
Is 80; sales 800 bbls Rye Flour at ST 25G9 %.
WHIsKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT -Receip L, Al bushels; opened
9 shade drmer bat closed quiet and hold.
ers more disposed to realize; sales $500
do; g 1892 II for halt amber State; So 00@
3 - for white Genessee, and amber Winter
Canada on private terms.
RYE-Quiet; sales 1850 bushels Western
at "a 6S.
Enthusiastically favors buyers; sales OF
46 coo bushels at 81 ~ for Western, 81 43c9l A
for state, and 81 52dl 90 for very choice
Z Canada west.
CORN = Receipts, 2O3, 470 bushels; 2d3c
lower; sales of l6l 900 bushels at 81 1910
l 43 for We,tern mixed in store and affoat
OATs-Heceipts' los, 5I4 bushels; without
decided change; sales OF $4,000 bushels at
+ at 829S212c for Western.
RICE-Dull
CoFFEE-DuH and unsettled; sales of $50
sacks OF RIO on private terms.
SUGAR - quiet ana easier, safes Vi lou
hhas. at 1l5Sg1214c for Cuba, and 1870 for
Porto Rico.
fAfo1AssEs Nominally unchanged.
PETROLEUM Steady at l49 I41zc for Grade,
and 331z934c for refined in bond.
HoPS- Quiet and unchanged.
PoRK-Dull and heavy; sales, 2.75o bar
fels at S2f0L2l 10 for mess; closing at 81 IL
! for regular; 20(G20 % for prime; sales of 100
barrels at previous prices.
BEEF HANs-Quiet; sales of so barrels at
BACON : Quiet; sales of 400 barrels of
Cumberland cut, part II3zc. Tor November,
70 boxes of Stratford cnt at 1916.
CUT NJ EATS-Heavy; sales of 2IS pack
ages at l114@1254c for shoulders, and I59l7c
LARD-Firmer; sales of l.O7O barrels at
BUTTER-Quiet at 2O@42c for State.
GHEEsE-Dun at ll9I6c.
FRETGHTs TO LIVERPOOL - Quiet and
| steady.
GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat, 0l6 bushels; corn, LOSS, 500
bushels; oats, ,4T4 1868 bushels; rye, 81, S69
: bushels; barley, 253.59S bushels; malt,
81 lz6 bushels; peas, $500 bushels.
LATEsT-5 p. NJ.
FLoUR-Closed very firm for common
grades, and dull for medium and choice
brands.
WHBAT-Ffrm with a fair export de-
nand at 81 5te92 81 for No. 2 Spring.
RYE-Quiet at 66111 6S for Western.
OATs-Steady at SIC for Western.
CORE-Moderately active at 81 4I0l1 ~ for
good to choice mixed Western.
PoIskZSteady and quiet; sales of 800 bbls
Cqg2I 80, cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS Quiet
BAcoE-Steady with q moderate de-
LARD-Firm at I311@l334 for fair to prime
steam and Kettle rendered.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-29
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph, CINCINSATI. Oct. IS.
FLoUB-Dull but prices are unchanged
extra, $40 750ll family, Sl1 750l2.
WHEAT-Dull; no buyers at ever g 30
for No. l red Winter 81 10 for No. !
Spring.
= CoRN-Duu at 81 coal OF at the close.
OATs-DuIl at 67@6Sc for No. l.
RYE-Dun at 81 469i A. for No. 1.
Fall; 81 30d1 40 for pring.
CoTToN-Quiet at ISc for midd'ing.
WHIsKY-Uncnanged; in bond it is held
at 34c.
PoRK-Mess is unchanged; sales at $40
not much Offering at IL is rate.
BACoN-Unchanged; not much demand (:
shoulders held at l3$4c; clear sides at l754c +;
STOCK here small and in few hands.
LARD-In moderate demand at 1214@
1215c.
HoGs-Nothing doing; receipts trifling
none offering for future delivery; feeders
not willing to take present prices; butch
ers are paving S697 gross and the sup
plv is hardly equal TO their wants.
BUTTER-Unchanged; fresh 3Sl943c.
- HEESE-Steady at l4191sl5c.
SEEDS-NO demand for clover or timO-
thy; flax dull at 8.
POTATOES-Steady at S3,G3 10 per barrel :;
for the best peach blows, on arrival, So 10.
APPLES-In good supply at s294 80 per
barrel.
LINsEED OIL-Dul and prices dropping I;
SALES at 81 0S
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at 5l@59c for refined
free.
GoLD-l42c buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm.
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ToBACCO-Steady and unchanged.
COTToN-Dull, and but little doing; mid
ding worth TIC. -ts
FLoURAMarket better, and demand
for the southern market exists; superb ne.
So 6257 25; extra So 009S so; double extra
SO 000gu 90; treble extra $I1 505gI2 90; choice
Sl2 50gl2 IS.
~WHEAT@Ch6fce Fail steady; Spring
iTmer; choice white s2f75;E prime red 81 50
az IS; Spring SI,S5@s2 10. ~ -se-l1 j
CoRN--Fi-m, but dull at 81 I0G1 80 for old
white; 81 O991 10 Tor mixed and yellow ;
81 Us for new white FL
ATS-Unchanged; 6312666c.
BA RLEY Quiet and unchanged at 81 2715
al 80 for prime to fancy Spring; 81 90 tor
choice fall
RYE-Inactive and easier at 81 35@I 40.
PROvIS1o SS-Very dun, and only a retail
business doing; mess pork 81 IS; bacon
shoulders 1870; plain canvassed hams
1870; lard, dull at lie for choice keg, and
1212c for prime fierce.
RECEIPrs-Flour, z $50 barrels; wheat,
1882 sacks; corn, 2,0S1 sacks; oats 1924
sacks; barley, 259S sacks; rye, 334 sacks.