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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
sHIPPIN0 INTELLIGENCE
PORT oF NRw.YORG......"..AUe. IL
Gle AIRED

CLEARED.
@ & ' 20 hen. ss aa.,.' lsssSasr Res
ship Columbia. Rolia'oG, >t JolH y B. f. ,.-
Hansen 90. .,luuuople; YSnpri Josn.ou, Sagra
SeGsaer.Taiie DAYTON Rids Baltimore Richard I'm Ts,.
Para AM A:5,ss.@ In' am Boston. S "
ARRIVED.
steamship ohna Hockey Lvsrpo' Aag md,s 'Et pas. AS =
s.n % nile. o. sandy iIool sIea1d signals With sp
Steamship Ellen ms. !eTy Bsss S S., e. mise and 0'''
Steamship RebeccS cs' Chichester Wilmington n C. ''v'' -'
steamship Green. Iu@.n wsshiusioo D. G mise and a.
Steamship Steamship San Js1to D 4a. sa1Sss %i.
SSU 8ass1 Mtlc ,I l.s?S S, . s ' io n
Bafk Aiehas Mailing Hamburg So days md's Aug IS lat 80 %,
f blT l p p i.s org Mecaoct TSrS na p day. sal. Len @
BARI Carton fOS New i0rE l 70 sa Az e .
scr Sarah Maria Horton Bsraeoa u a,s fruit ASg H. st r.
a 8 s - * sa.sG brig white saa red st't
shf fTsaK waller cor.on Ipnoa WOOL and ~
sT Even c% .o 'g y ns | 's sos an ~ S W.
Seb Lug.no johnson Grand Turk r L. days salt Ln pm
sehr Arraoo dsharing Sailed In company "h sehr Lus@ o'
SI scSr maltirs Br.S o.,Aao Jam days Iord .rd ala
Shr W J. Home. Ward Nsnliugo Is day., eosoanutN
scht Fear NOt, Gibson. Eeutbsra DAYS. fruit
DOMESTIC PORTS.
% y 6 SSs F e ' SdbS sspy S' ca
Boston Steamships h%P'rs a'S = g knss. Ae,a's m
Baltimore passed n a II o'clock to-day
so SnNS sSisSf.6 A %aS,o G. Dii, Bas,
Vgsu Justice Newport; Susu Boston udsoa New iorA w.
y Nssvek Jeuuy Lind Robins aDd Roanoke EiIAIshpo'
Oregan ChesaJsAke Bay. o., NJ.
Auy Arrived Monitor tom Bhgepo Ida feDea Paw
tBrk,t. Bud.ou PEoyid,aee. W s. Hills. Ncwiork.
i1otSF,. HoLH IsArved. higs Harriet Amelia from Nes
yt m Truro: Continental NesiOrk NHdsnr, NhT las
Ter Boston Sailed Means schn. O:ousn aud Leyant
.osroN gArrved bark Clara GV,tenoGTg sbT Jobs
b. Grnn AsA-ioFk
FOREIGN PORTS.
QEENrOrN aThv steamship CITY Of loBdOn from New 0's
Aus g. arrived At this port Yesterday.
SPOKEN.
Aug 81 Ion = IS whaling selL Washington, foi-ie
bound s. With % hbS oil and 10 DO. blzckhsh
Aug whaling sehL AsshAhy win ~ os
spens reports speaking hrs Winged Racer aud Joseph i
cay cuisag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

remains arm ard IN Air demand s Of bba Al ss1
Conmou 6ands 80 r Pau Mes and s2o 80 20
81 for E 10 re remains iu and In the absence OF safes
prices A., nominal Beef moderately active and steady SAFES
Of bba a. s29d s3 Cat Meats have been 70 f demand aui
make. remain. arm sales 80 Pig at dlJc for Dry Sailed
shoadeu taiIle Picket do eieie for Dy saIed Han.
lSc for l. do and Bsggd Hama Bacon remains hn bl
the ou., IS sed private terms dressed
Hogs 6ne ,Bd demand; quote At l9GlSe LARD IN
demand puees the demand j. ~ pa ron
shippers; sale. Of bib and ies A. lsic for No i2f
cry lee for prime stan tld lsGs1c isf he"e Aesss
also sales u 500 ties, buyer August, al lsc
We quote a.
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THE MARKETS.

IOA-uu f'porod FOR Tax rHErfE.i
TUP.nsY Aug l8 1903
AsE,-rr, market, TO Pot - - J4 % o. Pearls are
BROOM CoBN-rt market steady the demand fir at 9a-
BEESW AXTbe tuu is moiri' and The market steady sa ~
so 10 q 45att.. t.r Yellow Western and fpuberh
BgiSTLES unchanged. Che demand mob " We quote a. fo
-. q - Tor Amtncah Graz aui White
COITONThc demand has been ooi o1 f sources s WIN COG
CLOSE: s nerns SS 90 spinnrrs go 10 exporter
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pECEIpTs nE PRODUCE

Per Yes>is and Hniroad.
a M On bush Com bash Wheat, so bnsh oats
a.. is Malt bush Grass Seed lO2 hush f.si
80 i,e Lids Flour l19 bae Cotton 9SI obh Petroleum -
m ic Turpentne $50 bbls Crude Tarpenthe, l1 bha Tar W
liz Pitch g. ~ bh. Rosa Rts, IVY hsSt' ~ PagA ,
corpsr 42s bids hF. ~ ba' Wool "a
49, op, 40 ,Jes Leather - llda I'I-" u hoiss Aho '
Dc go ioI,t htsfch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

The First Mortgage 30 years, Seven per cent Con
vrrublc sinking Fund Bonds OF the Rockford: ROCK
island and ST. Louis Railroad Company, principal
and interest PAYABLE IN gold coin, free of Government
tax rs an INVESTMENT SECUMrl. combining safety,
chcapncss. and profit, are unequaled by anything
offered ia the market. ,
For sale ~ the office of the Company. No. - Wall
IT. at - and accrued interest, ia currency.
Cov.rnuept and other securities received IN eN-
change. u. H. boobf' II''Su''
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Sinantial.

UNITED STATE ) GOVERNMENT
THIRTY YEAR BONDSTh attention % investors i called 70
the United STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS having THIRTY
YEARS TO Rim bearing tue Of annuW,
"a money which selling favorable terms
These regarded by mouegrd institutions and estates a.
desirable investment Of all the Government securities
They uul amount all he privileges oi e otner Do1
sru.t sues being received BY the Treasury Department
cuat9g tue notes Of The national BANKS ente esa
from xstoa additional quality OF absolute dura
high Of interest which h0 iegiuoh can
uf PAYMENT tley
u,i bear the ghest premium the Government oans
JOIlS ]. CISCO & son. No. . Narst
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Bort @aroru's 9otit,.
S1,rr O, Eru.HnnK

PoRryw sRpESs' OyyicE, Ma 70 willsus-t
NOTICE ia hereby gwen, in accordance With
~ Of the Act passed sri < 1881 suuted ate
E,s.n,r te Port New York" al
--1..~i a. bsvng change shjs o. suoh iBy.
survey tie following se-seis uuer
Pau Nsneas that the eIminaos -
within snoeraag boIsce baA $40
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nIDEs. SKINS. AND FURs.


In rs bales Of bes hops have been received far mostly nom h
stat, ID. Palmer ssdng In 0De County prove, ee s,s
ami the sample from Emmett Wells hn
H more sma thar the ars arrival. IL promises 10 De
80 ,.bs 10 getting shead Of the usects They are no"
.sIns Al y n remain there long Inc prospects OF VIC
sturn g crop catering Growers sPpe wiling o.
~ lgac Oh hops very slow Of sale at Sd25c' WITH lee
dbe, higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

COFFEE-Eio y cii'. an i''. st the f'ulg
ator oic sr r cool e lna l4 e'i- '"ne 1a9se hr
ot. dut, l.i s 30" ' r. bss sud l'' -
Ulsr oufri Ouies Au,s dol AID p'unaaL .,
GOA r inquiry ud co.., ,et D. hru he sfr 81,
IS So ; Ton iosu ), IN nei iyqal bot anIr lsd ns '"es
C1SbLEs lout ~ 5s,s1 10 .a-r',-i T - g'., %.
tlan3''.ot ~ Z, ~ M g, i & s r., ne strr
cocoa ,-im. qe orGas7Ag adj a'e 'or ca''eea'
@ % s,a, 80 ,s '' q: , Ss,, sl'
f f,o5, &C. .sl ss 8 ': 900 90 lc & oao %
F.a Hsr s c.o.6 lc9 lima iso . ooas 90
- la1t s Si f more r. .,ra. she bow asa-. iodi
chiefly cl1e tle ihs sales 90 hbs a = ga
80 l.r Sup-'aag state go. - Co., Oh, n'i 30 f
spnst ii.at E,,n. II ga Nune.as rsa, 90 *a11
X" IitG !. s. 5,r Amber Vat,r wheat Ern iufan. aot
Michigan. -iIarlJ er t''s 'si bsams hi'' i M9's
F,.g 8, ra caisni, Flour b, riou, ,ad 'hr
T''e go ,. s.. q 30 Of 6s st Sssa4a Is r o
nay 70 G",a h,' sl's . 'f9 40 "a * for RS i Si
ay N,5,ni AID DeI'v,rs rye Pour ss."" ss q 10
- eey 10 for B,'nore All - . for BnHl'r ,'. m
notation sraa .ase o., it, bl,e ruled s-n iAeagl ..le.
i sysscsa mad, 90 e.r, aoasn1,a, weqoe ,,..
T., Ssi H., +, o. p i, .%; ,.S S gsi % 81
N M. 20 10 ! b. g., e.. 20 is Is 81 ,s; G, a SO 80
"i fEiTiEs ' ae.ur,a, qu,e, 7se m p, rsra''''
sssa saa Gr ca,. ,ll s; y. .g, p. h'' Of
GRANO So beat market b. H'srr an nn'e'r' ~ he aeIne
sales 50 op hush at ~ g-t W Tor "" ME ID,
inside price store. ~ avg 10 10" 70 l" W l NJ aIl
Ne. An.cr hek.g, l,', ~, S w." Witt G.rr.e. 90
rse Term, B,rr, lru I'D N demand, sales Of $50
bah 2, = % cnaas Pc, are ,ist I ~, gglSl ,.s . N.
rive j. loxer aud uoe ts s,s arr son bush Siie
~ 81 southern a. 3d. Cor 'h,is better gAs'aIl s
sic, are is 500 bu nsnp Uusouud 2osl a. Ne~
White It , .; weru Yeo~ ., 81 21 Southeu White It p
sei orGao So Se,yors and Brootp wasbou.. a. lus
Bsr..y 515 bush. Malt lnl MS bush; Peas ass bush
EXPORTS % HsEADsruftS
Total 70 Gs Britain .5a The Goo o t . "G. "'
iinent i't ihe week e''"g aug ui w. t-i-
ss a' t sscl .,......... en-. ee ,ss
RlCEIrTs OF BEEtDsIUfrs.
Pa. III. wee. .ufoe Aos H. as. 55ayo so a&2
So Ssgt l. l"....'.' i iqgIii! ey siSss
eISSKXorb, demand J. hI Er we.em 81, ., snris'
eUAYO-Ths inquiry Peruvian, aoi the maus ,teay
s4 BY arg, 800 gold t9l euren for small o'' o
SGscIxNE- ia FEELING at lee for BAG, .a 9ale sr ciqt
j. 1ai s' coS We acc Amse,u dressed tqlo 0s2eo
! N11.is pn goi iOl Russia clean gold. ~ 35
HoPs-sihoe nothing has asspd quote B'Aran
HONEi-CaIs selling at 7Sasoc gold duty paid and mss
HiYTbs inquiry COOL and , MARKETS srni sales
iSDG0rTie hg4l iuquiry description. .oi pdce
without essential ,ha'gs w W. gustr;; M .oas o.,
Dude god......... 75G ~ Guatemala gebd... lGa q
NoIASSEsws .ass Importance and with large
os Pf are .Sis o sGs 5% P :, s c ' Tor Con
ha 6's9 3 ~ asS. ee9p1T to the ,f,.n
24it Lead ,as int other metals are very qa,l We qnoe
/ S"'fN'~ . sssz,a o.. u "a. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

Money continues easy at per cent on Govern
menis and 4a5 per cent miscellaneous securities
with the majority Of new business at the highest
rate At the close there was a marked improvement
Cor money at per cent
Sterling Exchange is weak, with sales at 100. for
hrsteiass bills. We quote: London. 90 days, 100. a
1901; London, sight, 1O93G1O9l; London, prime com
mercial 100, GlO9; Paris long, 5l7ia51G.; Paris
abort. 5ijadl5.; Antwerp. 5ls.Q517i; Swiss, SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


3l4 sun Sets.. ni5l Moon Set..-..
Sands HOOK g.fe COWS Island. $3.50 Hell Gate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
iGriintir,g.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton st.
w -STKAM JOB PRINTERS aOd LABEL MANUFACTURE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
Indi. Nesf.. % N n 70 m
BssfHams 4, sbl Is ~ q % W
EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS.

frlmf Mess. o. n ~ ~
EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS.
Total Great Brt. Pot Beef Bacon Butter Cheese Lard Ia
same ss: e. .:S i & RE- 81 S5 So i i &: 80
nrorr 55.s OF r Bs,y }ssL Bate. Chez.
20. The .s,l ending Aae SGa - iugs n s, " Si,,
Sine, sspt T. issi llsi;S ss 1851 a2se9 l66
Ssmrt time 1870 ....... I5f5ls t9Es 1921 i.as l3S
boud tie demand m bsea oSy moderate saa the making
'''' n'' ''''''' We '''' IN Serror. 10 Philadelphia
Cruds................... pa. 2lic
Kesssd 5. W. il s,.i................... % %e
Sapeiha in eases ..........' 14te 1e'
RIC-Tbe deani mo,srat, from tbe t,as at 9d, Ran
S n gi,.s5 az S Sgsn m taqS dsr Prices
main sboldilIc for IIaris aud M Tor 30 boz Du.rh Sdad
Of IS soIe,a ei Reined steady a. leo orBo"ded
SAITPEFRE quiet at e for Crude, aud Ae for ReGusd
sALA h jebns business has been done al our tses which are
s, l;a9a 2 ss,a 81 :; Sy5''PP,s &c .3
Nv Fine Ashton 10 "a 3oILv, fIae H.sin'.'o" 10
S0-we e,et o 20. hoes Castle i'Eoiois
sgNts,e ..Pg o s' fse y. ' 3l,,, ,,,b, Seed
At q - ~ yer I'a 'a si .ssa ,s H,, ~ pn I%
DAY sales Of 5o bag. 70 'r1e b. 'He Rutland " .! ~ Io and
sTE1RlS-fhs demand srd the maiet saes Of
luGO0o n az 81 9ic., and su'i, tots Itf- ,
TALJOW-The qlrv ar ard ne market = s.sla7 sales Of
$1,000 2,e and small o, ie and 1900 Grease at
SoGl-a srn and buoau, feeling noted In The mahs' for
Donec Feee-.h arrivals ss .1' .nd an advance ",
,Id s'assaTs,, na,s t w n rpe ssss.pos Meet
deBand ,Bd the b1sls No1 has been much larger
.cre u NOT Tor gold; prices hower thers
has been On particular change We quote tcshl A. follows
D.,..tr PIECES AZ 2a4lr flr aud Nesn1s fldf5c
l laoi Msfibo ami 5cac. inr hax1ny
ae. la &C. fr so Puh- Suptriue DO snd iJag;
Ert-. taal Tor
lU62J, 10 choice Texas and Ar'sn 'ou9s
fors follows. Noru Amrtifan AZ ~
M for Common Nfned 23aJ1c E Jlsssued Mts'ks and We
rro g0.8c Tor Washed Eute Ros Da-4r tr iuwasb"l
,r,oie gb0J, Tor Washed Cor1ra. Gr luwashcd Fapt
ls.o STA yc fr Washed Mouteyleoi h43c "r ll
r.bft Cane " Hope, 81 W1sned Elst india u
s. FOR Tuvs.d African. lga2c TuwaheI MIican goa D.
sr nas.hi ,uyraai ase Washed do sud 23a1c TOR w
Ea.hcl Syrian ,.,,,,-
WHl,KY-The market . .eniud fair; sales Of 2o belS
wBiLEBnNE-The market steady Ani moderately active We
quote a84c, currency, North 80 Coast " 1905
soI Oclut. fb4aoc. currency, aud Arcir, bac ovtI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

ITO INVESTORS.-For SALE, 100000 NEW
i YORK COURTHOUSE BONDS favorable terms in sums to
t Ibs hest secured cheapest the market
HENRY CLEWS Co.. No. u Walst
GIn nnn OF the CENTRAL PACIFIC
~ IU.UUU MORTGAGE BONDS for SALE at per cent
unler the pre-. by NYER FNN. w. 81 Wauensi
q = 0nn REWARD WILL BE PAID Tor
~ sD.tDNbD following described L 5 SO bonds
the one = the Star Pre- l1sunee Oompeny 10
the anvruH " August o. 1905 t4OO II oid.
follows: otJi 11cO5 SOW
5a 40 q O)1 Ii7sS s. 55 asI54 BIS @l6. 5sly7,
@f@ aI5g 7IG1 TiG4 54655 400 146s, At57.
1883. 7465g ls7 5000 64b3O. A62l, S6i2, 0ul3,
aola glg2, eOIs3 eOOlU 6Gl l2l9, 1908, @Gp.
aIGli. Atl 843, a.fa9, H.t6l, G.lso,
DiB zJl87 1850 Tg6e3 g440, 81 800, solsas, AIR. .
si-g9 al q NJ Gill. $500, &hCl, s6H8.
b 6tn lt0 sa4 5Ts23 59357. 06577, lO6J8 642
7dsiO 2gs Ass 2o2s 1880, lo52jO, .tO26, so62
All persons usy cautioned against having selling uegang
H. same &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

OIs-Amsreau Lu.es has hea 80 so dsmahl pnes, ha'. I'd
s AND cosc gaousst " ~ 10 for cal
80 mi Faysh remains dali aBd pucr' are nominal Ia Crude
p,b OH ten bet little doing All e arc unehaHged
80. Wbae 81d85-. Sperm ~ s Msa .d OILS A., dul
J Sorn for Beaehs Winter - - Tor woeAhsd
49,, soen Lar Oh mans ara and NJ have had far business
" ~ az III s. for so q No aud Fair % Prime and Choice
has bern hiS NON aohs ID fofk i"dsf
nes show slight decline though The isss o. oeta quite hrm
throughout the day the market cesg gue' ns ~ az na ss
bhs Al AZ J0d 42d b. Tor Ne" pes. eheny A. %
~ "a IS tie latter Tor ,ns eleaGg sls oi
10 Cty Meas 42Ja ~ . for frmt ~ 20 Tor EIrA
al III a. for Prime Mess and ~ i'f Clear Tue
Jutrae for 20 bb1 PINE hest "a s"sJtd Al tH ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19


frtpr.ssit Gir THE l.. TRiBUNE by UHn hep'rer
The fisug are Of articles ID e"ol cl'"h -
br commission sb"ssa Nlnpefs receive 20 ~ per
r-Ht ICES. commission beside iFut al oth'f ,Hak
fr or ctreIr married. oh patI aHd lb name
frb, ~ To-. should pfus end Nail an n."ee d"
afhs su,. l,sn udr sie re rer ADD ss er ~
End directions stating 10" iHh WEN SOU
,al putts pi aid much 20 1-e value d" ne
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sabiuas 8anks.
aibiStnb llotitrs.

jSlibihtnb 0otitrs.
OFUCs STERLING Fusg lSs Co..
So t55 BROADWAY. Sss.ioNE Aug. Il, lstH
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE
~ PER CENT and Government has tbs ar been declared by The
Directors payable 90 demand aer the l3sh INST
a +. SOULARD. Secre;a7y
PHILADELPHIA AID READINa RAILROAD CosPANT.
OyPcE No III SOUTH FoUkrHr PHiLADElrHfk June - 100
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND OF
IL FIVE PER declared The Preferred ami "-
and State PAYABLE "a Common 500
july IS the holders thereof Ties SHAN ani fes"
10Th lust Az payable AZ s o
II Ths Company will be ei.sd On lOkAH'
; BRADFORD Treasu
OyYIcK CHICAGO AND ALTON r. CO..
Aug 10, 1873.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN--1O the STOCK
~ holders II the CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CONF 81,
that dividend FIVE free u Government aT ba- n'n TO-
lpon Preferred and Common stock o. MS ,angll t"
az the Office Companys Agents hsn VI \ JkslP O." N
II FIRST day Of SEPTEMBER nsN "a
stock who registered such al The close OF Oa'e
b0urs % the Goth INST
will be closed the 10th mt and reopen~d %
transfers o second day Of september uext
W. VI. LARRAbBE, Secretary aud 1reaslr"f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

Rsep for the THIS gain ~ nearly $50 bba
over Previous week aud price, c lower 'oa-rthfr SIN a
t The quality ~ thr stots rrnual improving ana
cooler many poor us l c'nf aar We qsoi"i
NJ. l. d. Pa, irtah = Nesefh anl aladh z IN 49,
dor ...........e3 a. Egg OATS g bush gOud,. - Gto
.oul. ot ........iA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

NAVAL sroRkS-Cds Turprntas 9aie bat prices are srn
- Tr-nepr beer Ia fir demand, and the market
es Of b W lots Resins a lss go ths market gall
80 % hbi. ~ 30 go bbls Strained
- ata bhls No - l24d+3 ~ Ane zv bo' No sud
r grades - sea ~ 81 Tar has been isr deusnl sud the
- -. -. 10. L.. nl.L . w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
BR4Ns And PEAS

Beans qa.s' and gurutl EH. W. 4lot. M.
Bsaus Mr.iHus. beam i+' 10 "tE - - Il,
hu...- r. SI0 - ' feas 'sh- '"''"' va
urus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
POULTRY AND GAME.
-tI. ,nor .pd laEsT

POULTRY AND GAME.
s., .,, nl.pt generally poor and Ducks good
6..,ui. rsss. loser. We quots:
=, w..,.r on 2ld Y Geese West, Dr.. ~ 3GSl 50
STATE s8dJ,r',,; 2oS "a foans Y pail !, "G "
Chickens, state and 1tAeJ'' "'sN'H
A. H..
- - Xs..rn Isl State and Jersey no "a
pael. yOnng Vpat ~maI ~ No.,
.. -, sc A. NH ower than Va then
~, ~ IN. ..rIr Goodrich poor Lwest ono
q II. Isrssy sNeets selling 81 peach basksioi 90
a. hbL We qlots . $3.50, - :. -, - x
g.rnel l0i bHcha ~ OdII WI Sqashe' "h'oN'F a.. a,
tnos
o1 n - mi 49,. 6 O0a q 30 Tomators L. l., v
49, % $500 81 hush.......... l ESd 30
Io', A. 100 I o0l TGrnps Russia, v
po,,tee. L. T. snd - go bo''. 49,. d ao9 ], nv
r.y.v s.set 10 gd Nutmeg Melons, y
pe'"-'' bbl............ SfH -
u,, d, mad. ito appearance Ons lot Of good hohips for
co. the other a. 15c -
wee. We sII sSa.leuPp a - Feathers, Live Geese,
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02

GpAfT Sg.ISSaNvARV. - iPhe geaasas
testim 6hy of all classes Of our ciH-
aens as to the value of an Annual
Rep bEt of the business and progress
of t4e city has been uniformly favor
a'SEe. The expressions during the
Ytaar from home and abroad have been
very commendatory, but none so
highly appreciated as that Of our
highly-esteemed fellow-citizen, Hon.
John Law. None are more compe-
tent to decide upon the merits of
such a publication than this dis
tinguished gentleman, who has wit
messed the growth Of Evansville from
its earliest history. In private note
to one of the editors of the JOURNAL
(not intended for publication but
from which we cannot refrain from
making an extract) Judge Law says:
have read the " Annual Report Of
the Board of Trade in Evansville 4"
for 1867, with great interest and
pleasure, aud believe such work is
DeIJer calculateu 10 pTOmOte the cOm-
mercial interests OF the city than any
other that can be published. So far
as I am concerned, l have taken a
good deal of pains to distribute the
copies, and have probably sent abroad
more than fifty of them. My own
opinion decidedly is, that to promote
the best interests of the city, and to
extend the knowledge of our rise and
progress as large commercial point,
It's trade and business, no better way
to advance our interests can be en-
ployed than to issue annually Report
of the kind alluded to, and give it as
wide a circulation as possible.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02
River Dispatches.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, December l.
The river is stationary; nine feet OF
water on the Harpeth Shoals. Wealth
er clear and cold. The j. n. Phillips
arrived from Rowena, with tow OF
five barges of coal, and the Ella
Hughes, from Evansville. The Ty-
rome departed for Cairo.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Dec. 1.-The
fourth annual December steam mboat ex-
cursion came off to-day, and was u
splendid affair. A brass baud and a
large crowd Of citizens attended it.
The steamer went to Fort Smelling
and back, then down the river mile,
and returned here this evening.
The river is almost free of ice.
MEMPHIS, Dec. Clear and pleas
ant. River falling slowly. Arrived
Louisa, from Evansville. Departed
Commonwealth, Lyth aud Lumina :
ry, for St. Louis; Romeo, with 800
bales cotton, for Evansville; Robert
Burns, and Thompson Dean with 800
bales cotton, for New Orleans.
CAIRO, Dec. Norman, Memphis
to Evansville, 10 p. NJ; Arkan ; 5.
Pittsburg TO Arkansas River, 6 A NJ. !;
WestmoTeland, Cincinnati to Nv
Orleans, A NJ; Minneola, Cinein-
natl to Memphis, 10 A. NJ; KIlgour,
Louisville to New Orleans, IL A. N. !;
Key City, st. Paul to Metropolis, II
NJ; Talisman, from Evansville, l P.
NJ; Ida. st. Louis to Shreveport, l
P. NJ; City of Cairo, St. Louis to
Memphis, 6 P NJ; Quickstep, EvaDs-
vile packet, GP. NJ. The river rose z
inches. Weather clear. Samuel B.
Halliday, wealthy and prominent
citizen Of Cairo, died this morning.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-The river has
risen 20 inches, with 20 feet IL INCHES
water in the channel Has been
showing since midnight. Thermome-
Ter $50.
PITTsBURG, Dec. Weather cold
and showing. The river is stationary,
with Z feet water in the channel. Mer-
curry 80.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02
... sl2,l4I,O7O
The amount of taxes for 500 of val
uation, and on each poll, is as follows /.


RECORDERS CoURT.-In the Re-
corder's Court yesterday there were
but few cases disposed of. One E.
Redmond appeared on charge of
drunkenness. In fine and cost he
was taxed $5 IS; which amount was
replevined.
G. g. Wertz, on charge of drunk
enness, was also fined and costed to
the amount of So 65, which he paid
like little man.
James Myers appeared on charge Of
carrying concealed weapons. For this
offense he was charged, in fine and
cost, So 65. which was replevined.
A family quarrel, the nature of
which it was hard to determine, and
which was interesting alone to the
parties engaged in the suit, was next
brought to the attention of the Re-
corder. The names of the parties are
omitted, with the hope that they will
not get into such trouble again. From
their experience with the Recorder
they will probably steer clear of his
court hereafter.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02
AInusenenfs.

EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUSE. -
Miss Champions rendition of Hamlet
at the Opera House, last night. did
her infinite credit. and those people
who profess to admire Shakespeare.
and yet absented themselves last
night from the excellent repre-
sentation-one Of his most ex-
alted emenations - deserve to be
confined TO the stale jokes
Of ordinary negro minstrels and
efete clowns of second-rate circuses,
for the balance of their days 1t is
not creditable to the intelligence OF
our city that a lady possessed of the
genius and accomplishments of Miss
Champion should play for whole
week to q beggarIy element of
empty boxes" while a third-rate
circus draws an audience of thou
sands.
Skiff & Gaylord's Minstrels occupy
the Opera House for the rest of the
week, and series of most charming
entertainments are offered to our
people.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02

B9 Don't fail to witness the Song
and Dance of Andy Mckee at the
Opera House tonight.