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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16
5I,lYEFARY& COMMERCIAL.
tsw EcrK RarKea.

- TeIegraph.l NEW YORK, Sept. Is
CoTTON-H Heavy and decidedly lower;
sales 200 bales at SOC for mi1dling up
FIoUR-The receipts were 8,s68 bar
Tels, and prices 5@lOc lower; sales OF
1890 barrels at IS 10M6 20 for supeTnu @
STATE aud Western; IS 35@7 % for COM
mon choice and extra state; t6 2597 90 for
do extra Western; 10 $500 10 for good
choice white wheat extra; 60 40MT O0fOr
common and choice round hoop OHIO (;
81 0Jg1 % for common and fair extra st.
Louis; g CO89 90 FOR good 10 choice do. I:
closing dull; included IN the sales are
0,0.O barrels extra for export at so 3096 81.
oregon -four is nominal at So ZOOS .,
California hOur is quiet at SO 504S %. Rye
hour Is heavy; sales OF 200 barrels at "a 40
Observation-Disclosures request; sales OF
5JO barrels al 50 p for Marsn's caloric aud
Drandywiues.
WHIsKYs Quiet; sales Of 50 barrels west
WHEGT Receipts i4ssl7 bushels;
1900 bushels at 81 s. Tor 10 3 1 Spring.
42G5Z11 for No. ditto, the latter for very
handsome; 55c for No. j ditto, 53g5c FOR
amber Southern, and tOe for white Vest
RYE-scarce and frm.
BARLEY Dull.
MAIT-Quiet: sales OF 800 bushels State
at 81 45.
opened heavy and closed shade hrmer
less Offering sales of %, 900 bushels 40 B2c9
81 o. for unsound mixed Western, fl 09M
81 Is for sound ditto, 81 I491 l51S for good 10
choice Western yellow.
s OArs-Recelpts $500 bushels; market
heavy aud 2g3c lower sales Of ~ 600 bush.
els at 63ltSc Tor new mixed Southern aud
Western: ciOsinga 07c for prime Western.
RIcE-Dul and hetYy at S99c for Caro-
gFCoFFEE-Fnm; sales OF 4OgO sacks Rio
and 600 sacks MnricabO on private terms.
SUGAR-Iu good demand and sc higher:
sales OF 500 hogsheads at ll569T21{e for
Cuba, llJ6lll35<c Tor Porto Rico; also sales
OF $50 boxes Havana az l29lZISc.
Mol ASs115-- Omlnally unchanged.
Pr TRoLEuAf-Quiet at 1910 for crude, and
5z2s4S2tac Tor rehned.
observation-disclosures sole without de-.
ciued chan-e
Wool Quiet; sales OF 25O,Cl0 pounds at
d6E952c for domestic fleece, aid 4lgiSc for
OILs-Linseed quiet.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Quiet
PoRK-H eavy and lower; sales OF 100
bbls. at so 30 40 Is Tor mess, closing at
so so cash SO OO429 so for old do; so 004
s27 50 for prime, aud $40 00930 Is for prime
mess
Enthusiastically: sales Of $50 bbls.
BEEF HAMS-Unchange sales OF 80 bbis.
CUT MBATS-Bull; sales OF 100 packages
at 1910 $40 for shoulders, and T91gc for
quiet; sales Of $50 boxes Ice
cured atlGj4 @Hc.fa %
at l6HGl9c for steam, aud l9M@l05zc for
Kettle rendered; also $50 tierces steam, sel-
Ier's Eeptembsr, at1s5<c.
BurrER-Dull ct l59ZSc for Ohio.
GHEEsE-lute at l38lOMc.
BREIGHTs-To Liverpool quiet and firm :
per sail, Pnd l01ad per steam, and 500 bbls.
-four perste am at - o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

ekeF were appointed q committee TO
drain a couple Of the Lamasco lakes
into the sewers.
Ply ID. Vets f5r Wharfage report
ed having collected 'S66 10.
S. p. Havlin reported having col
lected $50 30.
Joseph Stahlh0elcr reported, for
outside collections. at upper market
S113 80; for stall rent S95 90.
The Committee on Sewers were au-
thorized to have tie size of the lnlets
increased, SO as men can get through.
The Street superintendent was IN
structed to have iron gates made Tor
the sewers.
On motion. the paveucnts on the
corner Of Sixth and Second Avenue,
and on Main, locust and Sycamore
streets, were ordered TO be brought TO
the proper grade and repaired.
The Mayor was instructed to act
with the City Attorneys, aud prepare
a petition to the County Commission
ers, Ia order to have certain property,
between Chestnut Street and the "a
nal, belonging to Ggrvin. Baker, kei-
Ter and Elliott, annexed to the city.
On motion, tie Clerk was author
lied to secure an assistant to aid In
making cut the tax duplicate.
SIDEWALKS ORDERED.
The following orders for sidewalks
OF Glass No. 1 were passed:
On the west side Of Fulton Avenue,
from Fourth to Fifth Street.
On the northwest side of IHg.e
Street, from Carpenter to Bond
Ga northeast side Of Elm, from
Second to Third Street.
On the southwest side Of Central
/ Market, between Ingla and Bond.
On the west side Of Fulton AveBde,
from Fifth % Ninth Street.
Ga the west side eff Third Avenue,
from Fourth to Sixth Street.
ga the north side of Seventh, from
Division to Ingle.
On the southeast side Of Walnut,
from Fifth to Church Street.
On the west side Of Division, from
Sixth to Seventh Street.
On the northeast side Of Fifth,
from Division to Ingl4 Street.
On the northeast side Of Fifth,
from Ingle to Bond Street
The following were ordered to be
repaired and msde into sidewalks Of
Glass No. /:
On the east side of Firs., from Pine
to Leet Street.
On the south side Of Sixth, from
Chestnut to Cherry Street
Ga the west side OF First, from Di-
vision to Inele Street.
The following Of Class No. 2 were
ordered:
Ga the cast side Of Fulton Avenue,
from Ninth to Eleventh Street,
On the north side or Sixth, from
Third TO Fulton Avenue
On the east side of Fourth Avenue,
from Fifth to Franklin Street
On south side of Second Street,
from Clark to Bond Street.
The ll1wiDg we're ordered to be
brought to the proper grade, repaired
and made into ecQn1 class sidewalks
On the east side Of Ninth Street,
from Chestnut to Cherry.
On the southwest side Ninth Street,
Northern Enlargement, from Wash
ington Street TO Brinkmeyer's Field.
On motion, the Coal Weighers and
the City Recorder were ordered to
make reports OF money received.
Mr.. SemOuin made p few remarks
In regard TO water works, and referred
to the Holly system. No action was
taken on the subj ect
On motion Council adjourned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16
CbIeago Markot.

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept, Is.
FxcIIAEGE- Eastern Is OF buying, and
l-l0th or TO par selling.
FLOUR -- Quiet and nOmtmally un-
changed AZ 1907 60 FOR Spring extra.
WHEAT-Quiet and easier; No. ! 81 %
No. 2 81 zSgl Z354c cash, and 81 2214gI 2314
seller the month"; closing at 81 y cash I;
this afternoon the market was quiet at
81 g. sellers september, for No. 2.
COES-A shade MOI q active; market un .
settled, and iM2c higher; sales OF No. / at
S315c, No. 2 at 50 d85c, rejected ut 798s0c, and
no grade at 7IgT7ac; closing quiet at $500
834c for No. 2; this afternoon the market
was quiet at S31z@S3t4c Tor No. 2, sellers
September.
OAT5-OE ened firm market fairly active
sales or No. 2 4f0451<c cash, 4315944c seller
the IN nth, 421z0s43e sellers October; clos
ing quiet at 4i944Zc for No. 2 cash; reject
ed Sold az 43G431zc.f
/, RYE--Firm: No. ! advanced &c; sales
at g2c; MOI advanced lac: sales 40 6S9glc I:
rejected 2022c higher; sales at 78a80c !;
c.ostng ~ 9lc Tor No. 2, and S)s for rejected.
BARLEY ~ hctiYe aud a shade nrmeF;
81 381l 53L seller the month, and 81 45
in store; closing frn al vi 33L seller the
month, 81 - cash, and 81 . sellers the
month Of October.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

1T71ollosg, sew Orleans TO st. Louis, 2 A. NJ:
. . -oinLnon wealth, New Orleans TO ST. Louis,
=. =. n hionmond, Cairo to st. ouis. &
e.its' SOTntPlhs; Evansville packet, A. N. :
4 y. Bee, st. Louis to New Orleans. b
A. 81 Hubicon, Nicksbvrg to ~. Louis. 10
A 81; Altoona. Memphis ~ FfrcinTeJ .
A. ~; Emma No. 3, Cincinnati to New Or
leans, A. NJ Ida stockdale, st. Louis to
Arkansas River. A. n; Clara scott. Ev-
ansVliie packet, a. n. The river rose 4
inches. Weather clear. Mercury 20 The
Evansville packet Phantom exploded her
boiler this morning, near New Liberty.
HIS. eleven miles above Paducah. GEORGE
Nicholson. first clerk. and three others
were killed, ? missing and wounded.
The wounded were brought TO Paduca b
and kindly cared for by the citizens. The
boat is q complete wreck. She sunk Inn
mediately. All the officers were saved
with Che exception OF Nicholson.
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An appropriation for five months,
Of $50 per month, to the Orphan
Asylum, amounting to $3.50, was
allowed.
The bill of Uhlhorn & Brinkman,
for stone work on Sycamore Street,
amounting to 1924, was laid over one
week.
Jacob S. Lowry was allowed as fol.
lows: For bowldering on Main Street,
81, 437 81.
On motion, it was ordered that
Ninth Street be graded from head Of
Sycamore Street to Main Street.
Mr.. Steiabach read the following
report:
To the Mayor and Common Council OF the
City OF Evansville:
Your committee, appointed to in
vestigate into the Fire Department,
beg leave to submit the following re-
port:
ENGINE NO. 1.
The result of your committees in
vestigations IS to the causes of the
failure of this engine to render anv
service at he two last fires in our
city, is as follows: At the CLARK
Street fire the engine was rendered
useless by the breaking of a screw
which regulates the valve to dis.
charge the water, either In the boiler
or in the hose, and not by any defects
In the valves themselves, as the pub
lie has been led TO believe. Your
committee is of opinion that the
breaking of that screw was purely
accidental, and could not have been
foreseen and avoided, and that NO
blame can be attached to the engi-
neer or any one else connected with
the engine.
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By telegraph LoUrsv4r-r.s ee-t Dr.
FLouH-ste9dEts uperhne SIS 0005 Is.
~ GbAIN-tzed Wheat 81 l0s white gl Ql
on arrival.
IOBACc0-Lcat firm 40 full rates.
PROVIsIOEs-Al ess Pork f8g 005faa o- nab
con, shoulders Ice: clear rib Igtzn1Hile ana
clear sides lgH0l03<c. Lard 49,
Hams, sugar-cuTed me; extra suear-crrad
231zC.
WHIsKY-RaW 81 q.
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MemDhis Harfef

by Teiegraph.l MrMPHra. Sept. I5
COTION-EnfFely nominal: reepfDta e10
bales: exports Jos bales.
FLOUR-Quiets superfine S. 0Ja5 58
WHEAT-No. J &C fl 2jaI so.
CORN g75zc
OATs-63WH5c.
HAY-f22 00aZi 90.
BRAN-E22 90.
CORN MEALs-lkin dried So 6l.
PORK-6A so.
LARD -2052N2zc.
BACON-Eteauy; shoulders 1870, and Sides
l0Zc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

ga I. @. BridweH & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
sc. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded, Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gross and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
iaI7-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

DJ We will open this morning.
twenty-five shades of the celebrated
Germantown Yarn, for the manufac.
ture Of Afghans, Breakfast Shawls,
Tides, &c; also zoo shades of Berg
MAINS Zepbyrs, and a very large
stock of the most elegant Cloak and
Dress Trimmings ever offered in this
market, which will be sold at whole
sale and retail. cheap for cash, al
C0olidge's New York Store, No. Gs
Main Street. sep16 It.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

a TRAVELLING Posi- OFFICE.-Ia a
few days four postal cars viii be
placed on the Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad Of an entirely new. style.
The cars will lie divided into two
apartments-ona for through and the
other for way mails. The arrange
me1ts Of the cars are such that all
distributing can be done while in
transit, thus saving the delay coca.
stoned by sending mails 10 distribut-
ing post Offices. Expert distributors
viii be placed on each car, and the
transmission Of mail matter viii be
greatly facilitated by the new arrange
ment.
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By CabIe.l LoNn0N. Sept. d..
CoNsoLs-Clos "a at 0256f for money and
925Eag3c for account.
bONDs-5-20s, 62s at E3lS, 0js old at 81 4,
67s at SIC
FRANKFOHT. sept. l5.-5-20 Bonds OPS 30
S7l6i Erie $50 lll, Cen. 0iJ6 aud CAV Roy x.
PARIS, Sept. l5.-Buurse hrmf renlca tl 70
Slc.
LIvEaPooIs, Sept d. Cotton. irregular
middllng uplauds at he. Orleans at lsl 20.
WHEAr-sates OF 1000 bushels eulilornIu
white Wheat az Ills "a red western no 9sed D.
FLoUR-W western held nt 25s; Corn ot .vs
Cd; oats 80 I'd; Pork cl us; Beef 808i Lard
l0s. ChEeaa Us OIL. moon lla.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

American have put their new styles uD DC
per yard. Tn other classes OF cotton goods
Hsty llttie change iR TO be- observed. We
HoIced new print, called tine . Sterling"
~ tne market, which is offered nt II<c.
anu .lu Delng on standard cloth. ls reIn-
tlVely very cheap. All cheap baImcrnir
nAYe Deen preLL. nonrlY cIoaaa -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Report OF Committee on Fire Depart.
mcnt.
Communication from Col. H0llings-
worth.
order for Sidewalks.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, Sept. Is, 1863. !


Evansville, Sept. Is, 1863.
Council met at u O'Clock PM.
PERSONAL---VERY. Walker and Coun-
cilmen Steinbach, Hopkins, Semonin,
Orr. Hodson, Wiltshire and Doughty.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Council then took up the ordinance
abolishing the Board of Health.
Mr.. Semonin was not exactly ready
to vote, as he thought some provision
should be made for the proper health
Of the city.
Mr.. Hopkins said he was ready to
vote. This ordinance could be passed,
and if necessary, the Board of Health
could be reorganized in an hour.
The vote was then taken, and the
Board Of Health was abolished, all
present voting In favor, except Mr..
Semonin.
On motion, a cash order for 500
for Victor Bisch, and 81 900 for Jacob
S. Lowry, was directed to be drawn
on the Treasurer.
Mr.. WhiEtlesey asked the Council
to allow the bill Of James d. Saunders,
City Surveyor, which had been laid on
the table at the last meeting. He
said if Mr.. Saunders had kept his
temper at the last meeting, his bill
would probably have been allowed.
He explained the manner in which
Mr.. Saunders kept memorandums of
work done as Surveyor.
Mr.. Orr said that it was not the
| first time that Mr.. Saunders had re-
fused to itemize his bill.
Mr.. Whittlesey then presented a
bill for eight days services since the
other bill was made, which Mr.. Saun-
ders desired paid, as he was going out
of town and needed the money.
Some further discussion ensued in
regard to the manner In which Mr..
Saunders performed the duties of his
office, alter which the bill for eight
days service, amounting to $50. which
had been itemized, was allowed.
The following bills were then al
| lowed:
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oCAL NOTIOEs.

IT, Hiram Nelson sells at auction,
this morning at 3 o'clock, lot Of
Groceries, Ice Chest, Counters, a
Pigeonhole Table, set of Black
smiths Tools, House Furniture, &c,
at his Auction Room, Locust Street.
sep16 It
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

TAX DUPLICATE FOR l869.-The
amount of current taxes for Wander
burgh County for the year 1869, to be
collected on the duplicate, is 1914, 600
exclusive of delinquents. The rate
is 81 n per 800 on 81. 9O8,0O3
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16
TRADE FOR THE NORTH OF AUGUST.
Returns of Wholesale Dealers.

Below we give the returns of the
wholesale dealers Of this city for the
month of August, as taken from the
books Of the assistant assessor OF IN
ternal revenue. The report shows
that Notwithstanding the low stage OF
the river. that an exceedingly good
business was done for August, which
IS one of the dullest months of the
year. The Fall trade promises to be
very heavy, and next month We may
expect a large increase in the returns.
The following are the figures:
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

VExATIoUs.-Two vexatiOus errors
occurred in yesterdays paper. In
referring to the Jewish holiday, we
wrote Yom Kippur, which the com
positor made to read Tom Kippur.
And in stating the amount of loss at
the FIRE, it was placed at $500 in the
first proof, and a figure was marked
in, to make the loss 81, 800, which the
printer failed to correct.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

A NEW CoMBINATIoN.-Mr. James
e. Rankin, for some two years book
keeper in the we'll known house of r.
K. Dunkerson & Co., has become a
member Of that firm, and we heartily
congratulate the firm on the acquisi-
ton.
Mr.. Rankin, though young man,
has manifested rare business eapaci-
ties, and IS thorough gentleman
courteous, afFable and obliginp. bav-
ing. during his comparatively brief
sojourn in the city, commanded the
respect and esteem of the entire COM
mercial community by his dignifed
and gentlemanly bearing, and his
diligent application to business and
his strict integrity. We most beartilv
commend this firm to the confidence
and patronage of commercial men
planters and shippers throughout the
Mississippi Valley.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

B8- Carriers ink is superior to any
other for copying and writing COM
bined. 1t is a beautiful jet black,
and flows freely. For sale in any size,
from quarts down, at the JOURNAL
Office
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

BTThe Hebrew school has 115
registered scholars, which is an in
crease over last year.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

TREAsURER's BoND.-The County
Commissioners have decided that the
County Treasurer's bond for the next
two years shall be placed at $500. 0O0.
The Commissioners regulate the bond
every two years, and f6T the past term
it was fixed at 100000
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

sI~ The hog pen. on the corner of
Canal and Third Streets, is not
strictly in accordance with the city
ordinance.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

FISH & BARTER have the largest
aud cheapest stock Of school books
ever brought to this city. Cali and
see them, No. IS Main Street, next to
First National Bank. sea
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16
7ea rorh DRY GOODS Markel.


DltY GoBDs-Owing 10 the recurrence or
the Jewish holidays, trade has fallen on
considerably to-day, but among no Chris
tiau merchants business was moderately
.Paefae Mills have advanced g. O price OF
new style stripe Of prints TO l4c, and the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

COMMON PLEAS CoURT. = Bertha
Jurgensmoier vs. VIM. Jurgensmeier,
application for divorce. Granted.
Maria N. Koenig vs.. John Koenig,
application for divorce. Granted.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

BI-Not a single case was heard be-
fore the Recorder or Justices of the
Peace yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

HOLLAND GOLD PENS arc the best
made. Fish & Barter are the exelu-
sive agents for the sale of them in
this city. sea