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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-17
Public NesOlutiOn-NO Sl.I
A RESOLUTION In regard to grading the streetsin
the vicinity Of the CaHtOl.
Approved July u. lsIo.

R,.oIrsd by The Senate and House Of Representd'
: tires ~ The Uniied Aates Of america IN Comgre''
assembled.
That the Mayor Of the city OF Washington IL here.
vicinity Of the CapItol 40 modified and established,
with the approval OF the Chief Engineer OF the
Army, or officer In charge Of public buildings. ana
Inc Architect Of the Capitol Extension, as may De
necessary TO effect nm easy and proper approach 10
the Capitol, and TO furnish u plan of the sanle 10
Congress at Its next meeting.
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Public ResolutIun-No. To.I
AnnroYed July II. $50.

DISSOLUTION granting condemned cannon for
the erection OF u soldiers monument At Oinnha,
Nebraska. ri
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Approved July II. 1870.

A nrSOIUTION Rrantlng cohdcmned 0fdnnnc
n No. monument at Providence, Rhod
T TsI.n5' and at ii ucIsport. In the State OF Maine.
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IA Location Of Works: Gold Hill, Storey
State OF Nevada = Notice. There arc delln-
qucnt upon the following described stock, on
account of assessment No. 8, levied on the 9Th
day OF August, 1870, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective share
holders, as follows:
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trustees. ~
And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees made on the 9th day OF
August. 1870, so many shares of each parcel OF
said stock as may be necessary will be sold al
public auction ut the office OF the Company,
RoomN No. 81. Hayward's Building, No. 419 chi;
DAY the seventeenth nth day Of October, 1870,
at the hour OF one ~ O'Clock. P. ~. OF said day,
TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
cethcr with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale, \ = u- II. G. KIBBE, Secretary.
OHice-Room 81 Hnyward's Building. 40 Cal.
ifornia street, San Francisco, California. ol.td
SEGRRGATRD RRl.CHER MIN.
y ing Company. Location OF works: Gold
Hill District, Storey County, State Of Nevada.
Netlce.-Thcre arc delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock, on account OF assessment
No. ~, levied on the Twenty.afth (25th) day OF
August, 1870, the sk<eral amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, a.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
NOTICE.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
l Act incorporating the Town OF Gold Hill,
Storey county, State OF Nevada, I hereby sub
nit for publication the Reports Of the Treasurer
aud Clerk for the Quarter ending September ~,
1870. II. II. FLAGG,
President OF the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, October II, 1870.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-19
The courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Hon. James g..
Jones preSidiag.--Delilah Byrd Sc
cured a divorce from Matthew Byrd,
and the.case of Barry vs.. Barry, a
couple from Independence, was on
trial when the time for adjournment
arrived last evening.
The evidence in the Barry case Is
not highly elevating in its tendency
for according to it the female party is
rather tartar, beside having sundry
and divers other unamiable attri-
butes.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Hon. Il. L.
Robinson pTesidiag.-Fred Obergue-
ner was arraigned and pleaded not
guilty to the indictment for murder
ing Valentino Arnold.
Eleven indictments have been re-
turned by the Grand Jury.
RECORDERS COURT. - ~. W5l-
lard. Esq, presiding.-Another of the
BLANK" family was fined $40 20 on
charges Of drunk, fighting and making
himself ridiculous.
Alfred Baker, who was charged
with stoning the virtuous and lCFdly
Hamburger, was dismissed, Mr.. IL.
being satisfied that he could not make
jury believe there was any cause of
action.
Michael Hayden absorbed an ex-
cess of tangle foot and was fined
IS As and sent TO prison. but out OF
pity for his age and the fact apparent
that he was q victim to the designs of
others, Recorder Willard set him free
on condition that he would go straight
to his work on the Carmi Railroad.
Kate Sullivan, at the request of
the lady managers of the Christian
Home, was dismissed, and escorted
by Dir. Jackson, Of the police force,
she took up her abode in that benevo-
lent institution, where, it is to be
hoped, she will remain and reform.
Before Justice Walker.-A suit for
the recovery of a white rabbit, worth
but little more than the rabbit at the
late carnival, cost the plaintiff in tho
suit 81 go in costs and an attorneys
fee. If it had been for the earniVals
rabbit it could hardly have been more
ridiculous.
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THE MARKETS
Eew YoFk Market.

By telegraph NEW YoRK, Oct. Is.
CORRESPONDENCE active and prices ad.
vanced; sal $50 baiss uplands at 1919
FLOUR-Steady with q moderate de-
mand; receipts 10000 barrels: sales 800
b 4rtels; super6De s. 30ta5 so; extra IS 7Ola
5 so. choice 10 s. G6 20: white wheat So 25G
6 70: round hoop OHIO t5 75s0 s.; ST. Louis
WHEAr-In fair demand at Ig2c lower
on spring, but steady on winter; receipts
II 40 bushels: sales IS coo bushels; No. .
Chicago spring old 81 IA; No 2 Milwaukee
old 81 %; mixed spring 81 Is: No. Chicago
spring new 81 3O&I 80; win er red ard am
Ter 81 % 81 40; white MIcuiGan 81 509l o..
RYH-Quiet and unchanged.
b ARLEY-ln fair dem and at lower rates /;
sa es u ,Og0 on hels western at 81 i09l l212.
CoRN--FelI demand at lac lower; re-
celpts 63,5l5 bu>hel<: sa Is 69,tU0 lshel :
mixed at g ss4;, chiefly &c; round yellow
ATs--DuIl and prices droopIne: recet DTS
4oN0O Dusceis; 81 e 5000 bu .heis; Ohio SIS
CPS: western So =; Old 47c delivered.
HoPS-oull but UNCLAIMED
rate mand. -
sUeAR--oteady, with moderate de-
m and sales Of 6U0 boxes Grenada al gs<a
1870; Porio Rico IOeI nc. ~
oLAsSgS-Duil but UNCHANGED.
RlCE-D ~ pat unc hanged at S1z@9Ac.
PETROLEUM Dull and prices GrO 1Ding.
cIude H.: ref ed 24A@z4Lc
1URPENTINE Firm at 45ISg46c.
BUTTER = steady with moderate de.
HEEsE-Quiet and unchanged.
PoRK-DnaI but unchanged and steady :
sales or 200 barrels mess az SO.
BEEF Dull; prime s25aZTi hams SSl9
q so.
BULK MEATS and prices dropping;
hams, in pickte 18hc.
MIDDLES-QuteE; long clear 145<dl5c.
LARD Stetdy with moderaie demand
sales of 800 tierces steam 1l5zdletzc; ket-
tie l65<a1
WHfsKY-Active and prices advanced;
sales of I,U0) bDls at Clio 92c, chiefly S2c; also
4v0 bbls AZ buyers option, in Is 10 50 day p,
al 81 0el15c.
FREIGHTs To Liverpool, very hrm.
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The handsome display Of silver
ware at the jewelry store of Gust. III.
Jageman are only samples of the ex-
,ensive stock he keeps, while his as
sortment of new and fashionable jew
elry is something more than is usually
found.
The new and much sought for OPP.
era Chains are kept in large quaint
ties, and with Gold and Silver
Watches. both American and import
ed, he can suit the most tastidious
taste. HIS stock Of Gentlemen's Plus,
Gents and Ladies Chains and Child
ren's Ear Rings, is unusually large,
and his whole stock, carefully selected,
sffords the purchaser an excellent as
sortment from which to select. oe19ti
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For Other River Ttenas See 71sfrd Poe
Zoe weatner cIeared ~ - aran,na ana

Tne weather cleared up last evening and
was cold and chilly with good PFC pacts of
heavy frost. About dark the atmos.
phere was dense with smoke, and the
prospects were that the night would be
dreary and dark. Presently it grew light.
er and fair, but at midnight the stars mad
again disappeared, and rain or snow
seemed imminent. We say snow, for
those who can remember the evening q
year back Will recolI, c. that one of the
seVerest- snow storms OF The last year c.
Cured on the 10 h OF October, 1869. The
river here is falling steadily, with. little
prospect OF an immediate rise,
The only additional arrival last ni2ht
was the Palestine, Louisville and return.
The Pine uff, which did not arrive up-
til after O'CLOCK, returned TO Graudview,
having good trip each Way...............Tae
West Wind left for Cairo, aud the Jennie
Howell, for New Orleans..... The West
Wind took out ST. endid tTi p.........The
Palestine had good trip in, and took
fine trip away .........The Jennie Howell
left about O'Clock last night with large
amount of freight. Among other items,
she had LOO Uric plows, $50 barrels
whisky, 100 tons hay, three portable
engines and one saw mill. and as
much furniture as she could stow,
all except the hay, manufactured IN
Evansville. We hope our shippers
Will remember that New Orleans and
Lower Mississippi freight, shipped to day
by the Florence Lee or Mary Miller, will
reach the great steamer Indiana at Cairo
or Memphis. Consign your New Orleans
freight to the Indiana at Cairo or Mem
phfs.........CaDtain Owen W. Davis Will let
the Lumsden rest day or two until some
opening presents itself. The Lumsden Is
too good steamer, and Captain Davis too
gallant gentleman TO be idle long. Ship
pers Will hear from her In a day or
two.........The Mary Miller returned from
Newourg, at half past l O'Clock this
morning, having taken large amount of
freight there. There was a large lot OF
miscellaneous freight On tho wharf last
evening, awaiting her return .......... ...... We
are indebted to Captains John Gilbert,
Gus. Fowler and John Tr1pletf, who hon.
ored us with 81 visit last night...........John
r. Gorshell goes out to-day. as third clerk
on the Florence Lee, John Eurre having
retired TO engage IN other business. e.
George A. Williams, of Vicksburg, former
Iy clerk of the Frank Pargoud, Big and
Little Grey Eagles, and other steamers, is
In the city, the "happiest man that's out"
It's hns boy. "Nuf ced's George Is
Phil. Beverly, CLERK OF the Palestine, in
good health again. He is on Of the most
popular CLERKS on the river. zz4
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PIt0LILI.
RAIN threatens.

RAIN threatens.
THE Aurora Circle have a hop at
NJ .sopic Hall, on the 25sb.
THREE disorderly dFuuks brought
up at the lock UP. up to midnight.
THE attention of the ladies of ST..
Pauls Church is directed to a card IN
local notices. -s &
THE weather yesterday was chilly,
at Z AN SO vas indicated, a. noon
go, and at 6 Pm. 40.
THE Baptist Mite last night vas
moderately well attended. and all en-
joyed a very pleasant social reunion.
ONE year ago to-day t17 inches Of
SNOW lay on the ground. The storm
on that occasion being the severest Of
the season.
By q misunderstanding Mr.. NJ. j.
Saeman failed to secure Masonic Hall
for Monday night. but will open his
dancing school. on Thursday night.
THE publisher CT the Courier &c.
mands that personal reference to him
in the JOURNAL cease. Let him is
sue a command to his yelpers to set
the example.
How angry UtTtusQle grows,
Atany reference to his nose.
He bellows forth JrHtens fsslnen,
And thinks perhaps thereby to gun men.
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Rtver Dtspaacns :.

PTrsBURG, October Is.-Weather clear
and growing cold. Wind north. Monon-
gaheia y inches by glass house. No aIri-
walls or departures.
CINcrNNArI, October IS River has risen
4 iLches; ieet 6 inches In channel.
Weather clear mercury 659.
CINcINNATI, October Is.-R;ver 7 feet 6
incaes anu stationary. w eatneT clear aud
cool. AFTt ved-AnDie Laurie, KauaWhR;
r. r Hud on. Wheeling. Departed An
ME Laurie, kanaWha.
LOUISVILLE, October IS -Dsparted-Lea-
sic Taylor, New Orleans. River stationary
seant on Portland bar Weather changed
considerably during the day, and tonight
ii IS Gear and chilly.
CAIRO, October 49, Port list - W. r.
Vrthur, Caro- To New Orleans, 5A.h +; J. ha
Kellogg, ST. Louis to New Orleans, 2 n.
River IeIl inches. Weather clOudy; meI-
curry So.
sr. LOUIS. October ls.-Arrived-L1ock-
wood, Ee1 River; johnson, KeokuK. De-
parted--NIcE. Wall, Red ktver: JulIs
Vlcksburg; johnson, KeOkuk; Northwest
cru, st. Paul The river is falling slowly.
Weather cloudy and cool.
NAsR WILLIE, October 1S.-River slowly
falling; 70 inches on the shoals. Weather
fair and cool. MISUNDERSTANDING tor
Cairo.
MEMPHIS. October IS.--Weather cloudy.
Mercury So: River failing. Departe.i-
Columbia, Aarkausas RIVER; Ct a>gow,
White River; Thirteenth Era and susie
Silver, New Orleans; OIIvo Branch, st.
Louis.
VICKsBURG, October IS.-Port List-Up-
j. M WIeKs. p T. Lown-Rleu mona, y
last night; q b. church, p NJ; Natchez,
NJ. River falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
NEW ORLEANS. October Is-The steam
boat Lee departs Wednesday morning
against the Natchez time to Nstchez.
NKw ORLEANS. October 49, Arrived
Belle Memphis. Depar' e 1-Kate Putnam,
Louisville; Argosy aud barges, 1T. Lou !:
Clsr ksviIie Arkansas River.
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Rev YORK. DRY GOODS Narkeg.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRK, Oct. 10.
The Dry Goods market Is somewhat
weak on certain classes OF cotton goods,
bat wherever CONCESSIONS are being made
the goods sell q little more readily. AtOl-
on Brown Sheettng5 Bre reduce q from
10 to exc; PoI tsmOuth A do. from 10 TO 01sc /;
WesteI n Reserve DO from 10% To lUc; era, .
den q do. l. ON 20 TO &c; Everett Bieached
Corset jeans from l01s 20 I5c; Lswrence Il
from II to lOIzc5 AtIautic a are reduced
by sumo parties to 49,, yet agents assert
they Will not Yield to the CONCESSIONS, as
they are sold close upon eve ything, but
We must not forget that pretty good InakeS
OF southern Sheettngs are nudtng their
way into consumption stllM and l25. one
thing is 0 .rtaln, cotton kOOus generally,
will be cheaper BEFORE they are htgher.
PRINT, although IA light supply eve y
where, move slowly al the Iats decline,
and while agents are forming their pres
emit views, buyers can't ind, until stacks
are more abundant, and terms are made
that will lmparb confidence in town and
country.
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Onr Rev qmcers.

Some Of the recently elected county
and township officers do not assume
the honors ana emoluments to which
they have been elected at once.
Judge Jcnss' successor takes his
place IS soon as the official canvass
takes place and his commission IS re-
ceived.
Judge But'erfeld will preside over
the November session of the Grim
nal Court.
CAPTAIN Hargrave. Mr.. Sauer. and
Mr.. Bateman of course retain their
respective positions without moro
Formally than fling new bonds.
Sheriff Pfafln takes his place as
soon as be qualities, after receiving
his commission from the Governor.
Mr.. Warren will have to wait until
the expiration of Mr.. Lunkenhei-
mer's term, ia Oetober. 1871. Mr..
Decker becomes Auditor. in fact, as
soon as he qualities and receives his
commission.
The new Commissioners assume
the cares Of county matters on the
frat of November, and will probably
proceed to elect new County Attor-
neg.
or the Township officers, Col.
Grill becomes the Trustee on the 1st
prox., and the Constables begin their
official career within ten days after
the official canvass; but not so with
the newly elected Justices. Justice
Stinson's term expiring June 2lst,
1871, and Justice Walkers July 18th,
of the same year. Messrs. Hsylin
and Maddux will have to wait until
next Summer to assume their judicial
honors.
10 Scotland Union Townships. the
newly elected Justices commence in
May, and in Centre, in April next.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-19

THE CARNIvAL.-Ths Carnival at
the Rink, last night, was not so well
attended as that, some weeks ago, nor
were the rules. as strictly construed
in excluding skaters in plain dress
from the floor.
The attendance was quite large. but
lefr the skaters plenty of room to op.
crate in, and altogether il was fully as
pleasant as the FIRST Carnival. The
costumes were as handsome, and
nearly or quite as numerous as on the
former occasion; and the music-was
Warren's, and that is sufficient to say
Of it.
The author Of the modern Essay
on Man has verse on the subject,
elsewhere on this page.
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Cincinnati Market.
"--"- = VI = = Nv =" - 2 =
BY TeIegraphl CINc1SNAr1,

BY telegraph CINCISNATI, Oct. IL.
CoTroN-An advance ASKED but not es-
tablishsd nfdn ling IA.
Flo. r Qalet ana Unchanged; family
s. 60a5 IS.
CURH-~carcs and firm new 45c; Old SIC.
kYE-Duil ana prices have declined 2ci
sales 1t rs g60c.
OATs-QuIet and UNCHANGED az s3 45c.
BAsLEY-Q Que. and unchanged; winter
81 I0GI Is.
CoTFEE-In fair demand but at lower
rates; sales at I7sz12l5@.
ID LAEsSs-Demand fair and market
firm.
new Crol I0gi0N.
OILS-Unchanged
EGGs-Scarce and firm at 70 124o.
BUTTER-Scarce and Arm, and prices adj
vanced TO 3f93Sc. =,
CHEEsE-Demand fair and prices ad-
vancea: factory l4%Ml5%.
CLOVER SEED-Duil and prices dropping
at 50 90.
PoKK-Demand fair and prices advanced
with sales at S26.
LARD-Quiet and unchanged.
BAG N quiet snd unch anged shoulders
1879 sides l7IIglS35.
HoGs-Du,I and prices dropping Of 81 D
81 20 Thr houses killed l.CJ0 today
weather cool,
for shoulders sides and hams, but held
higher.
40 as2 cash. and sac on short time.
GoLD-l 12H.
L xCaAHGE- Par.
MONEY-uaIEet easy.
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FIRE IN LAMAsco.-An alarm Of
fire about nina o'clock, last night.
summoned the fro department TO
Goodsell Street, between Second and
Third, where an unoocupied cottage,
the property Of Mr.. Frank Forster, the
barber at the st. Cloud Hotel, was
burned so as to be rendered useless.
The house had just undergone a
thorough cleaning, and was about to
be occupied by parties to whom Mr..
F. had rented it a day or two since.
1t was valued at about $1,000, and
was insured for $500 in the Phoenix,
of Hartford. Circumstances strong
~ indicate that the fire was incendiary
work.
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these little caIamities that befell me.
I'm nos so certain sbout tne IuIuIe OF
your toAn. Oh. h!ansVlile' GET up
once in your, might, cast oil your
shame ard build q grand hotel, with
walls 80 clean and tight, with such
Injurious sni carefully matched
coue1es that Mother Nature won't
ind room or opportunity to slip one
of her fat bouomed live time keepers
in any - herei Then, aud not till then,
you'll have the benison of the
Traveller.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-19

PERsoNAL.-Charles B. Bateman,
the County Surveyor elect, was drawn
as a juryman ia the U. s. District
Court, thai sits at Indianapolis on the
frst Of November.
Judge VIM. A. Porter. VIM. N.
Traoenall, Esq and Messrs. JOhrIA.
D. Coett and Huston Miller. attorneys
and County Commissioners ofLeaven-
worth and Corydon. are stopping at
the Sherwood House. They are now
in attendance upon the Circuit Court,
looking after the suit of the New Al
bany and St. Louis Railroad rs.
Crawford County, to enforce a sub
seription of stock to said Company,
transferred to this county on change
ofVenue
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rs Evansville and Ohio River Di-
rectoTy. See large notice.
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SPECIAL ToTTCEa-
CONSUMPTION.

me 4hr9o Remedies. aEOHHgoEF's lsryv.
soNTo SKRuTsD for the cure OF Ceurbg.
Code, Bronchitis, and every form OF con-
sumption. The peculiar action Of this rnsda
lclne ripens the ulcers in the lungs. pro-
Notes the discharge Of the corrupt matter
- e4peetoTaalon. Furinaa the blood, ard
-l-''7 estEes I-2Ea i'm ptions when every other
remedy fails.
" hchencS's sea-Weod Tonic" for the
cure OF bgzpspFia or Indigestion, and aIl
diseases aTising nom debility. This tonic
i5aYisofaLes the digestive organs, supplies
the place o. the gastric Juice when That is
dsdcieat, and then enables the DatloBt ~
digest the most nutritious food. It iB s.
sovereign roFaody for eli cases Of indiqes.
ten.
"schencgfs Mandrake Pills" one OF thr
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being vees able substitute FOR ealonai.
aud having sn the useiul properties as
cribed 70 that mineral, without producing
any O. IS Injurious o6octa.
To these three medicines DR.. j. "a
schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his uns
rlvaled success in the Treatment OF Pul.
monte Consumption. The PuImonio Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges &C,
and purifes the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the Liver. remove au OBJ
BtTuotions therefrom, give the organ
healthy tone. and cure Liver Complaint,
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The sea- Weed Tonic Invigorates the
powers OF the stomach, and by strengthen
Ing the digestion and bringing Il % q nor
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DR.. BchencE's Almanac, containing e. full
treatise on tie various forms Of disease
his mode or treatment, and general dirog'
tons how to uas his medicine, can be had
gratis or semi by mail By addressing hia
Principal once. NO. is North sixth street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the PulmOnio ayrUp and Beat
weed 1onie, each go per bottle, or 81 so q
nalf dozen. Mandrake Plus. 2ia. per box
For sale By ali druggists and dealers.
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Sc. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct. ls.
COTTON FirmeT at l4GI4Lc.
FLOUR-DuiI but unchanged; EupeThne
winter S4d4 Is: ext q "a 25sa4 %.
WHEAT-Scarce and nrm for best grades /;
sample lots No. red WiEteT 81 l2Gl u.
CORN-Duu but unchanged at 60gt5c for
white.
OATs-Demand fair and market firm at
42Lm4lc.
BARLEY-Dsmand fair and market firm
at 50 gsl %
RYE-he ed above buyers Views; sales at
6iG65e for good 10 prime.
WHISKY Dull but unchanged al S7IS
GsSc
ToBAC o-Steady.
HEMP-scarce and firm at s2CO02l5.'
BAGGIS0-Is scarce and waited az 2oIZ
630c.
PR VISIONS -DuII and prices declined.
PoRK-E25.
BAeoN-shnulders 1870 1or clear rib; l71z
@I71sc for clear sides.
LARD-InChRuRed ut lCc
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-19

How angry UtrtusqsIe grows,
At any reference to his nose.
He bellows forth JTHtens flsl0aeR,
And thinks perhaps thereby to gull men
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-19
Chicago AaFket.

By Te'esraphI CHICAGO, Oct. Is.
EXCHANGE Unchanged.
FLoUR-Active; exua family at 81 500
4 rs.
WHEAT-Dull and unsettled and &c low
er;gIO II for cash aud 81 OsZ IN Novem Der /;
this afternoon steady 3 IL C411 for CASH and
81 O5Iz in November.
COIN Dull ana declined &c: sales at CSC
cash: this afternoon more active.
-OATs-DuiI and prices declined 149I1%c:
BARLEY-DulI at 80 1904 for Spring No.2.
galss a 341z for No. z.
HIGHwINEs-Firm at s4gs4J6 in wood I;
Csc ia iron cOop-rage. t'.4t
N Ess PORK = 25 as 30.
LARD-I6Gl0Z.
Hocs Active AZ l0gI5c per hundred low
eF: ssles Of $40,