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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

JonN PmcE MAKES DASH FOR L1Rhh.--
elsewhere reported, John Price, late special police
officer under Lieut. Jaquess, was last evening put
upon examination for the shooting of the eab-driver
Denny Murphy, before Recorder Emerson.
After the adjournment of the case to this even
ing Price was started in cab, in custody Of Off
Ger stanmeyer, to be returned to his quarters in
the Parish Prison. This is what we hear: that as
the cab was passing ont Bienviiie street, Price,
who is powerful man, let his fist fly into the face
of stanmeyer, leaped out of the cab, and trusted
to his good legs for dear life and sweet liberty.
stanmeyer leaped out and gave chase, shouting
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

BKaNpIEsve oid Imperial! in bottles; oard, nnpuy
Gn in glass and weol Golden Leaf, in glass and wood
Old Cognnc. in glass and wool
JAMAICA RUM-yery old and paFe, in glass and wood
WHISkY-Pure Itish Scotch and ButrJon; Holland Gin in
Jugs and wood
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
Nev York Market.

NeH YORK MARKET.
New YoRK, November SOP. M.-Ashes
steady sales Of 20 barrels at s. for pearls and s.
Cotton dull, heavy and declining. sales of 500
Flour dull, heavy and declining with a very lin
tied demand for both export aud home consump-
tom sales Of l050O barrels at 81 1904 50 for SUPER
fine State s. 95@5 10 Tor extra State 81 75a IS for
superhne Western, S5tl5 25 for common TO medium
extra Western, S 20G5 80 for shipping brands, ex
ira round hoop Ohio closing heavy aud unsettled
Canadian Flour is in limited request, aud prices
rule n favor Of buyers sales Of 800 barrels at s. 10
and dropping, with trihng sales at S3 iO5l 10 for
O. mmOn to choice superfine Dorn-meal plenty and
dull: sales OF 100 barrels Brandywine at So 80.
Whitky heavy and dropping, sales Of 52s barrels
at le9leSo., nearly all at the inside pTi co.
export demand sales Of 800 bushels Of Racine spring
at 81 l061l ~; 100 bushels of Milwaukee club at
" l0nl 3 for inferior TO good; $50 bushels Of amber
at 81 80, and 900 bushels Of winter red Wesrern
at 81 2j an outside price. Rye dpll At 6sd70e Bar
IN quality; small sales OF State made at zoe.
Canada. Peas lower sales Of 1000 bushes at 725sc.
% aT eHpcTt ct demand and ss t6s marfst M
mixed Western, in store aud ahOat, nearly all the
outside price, aud 65a6so. for inferior TO choice
ate request s7dSsc for Western, Canada and State
Pork dull, heavy and lower; sales SOg brls. at
sRd sns 20 bT ri iOs m g or Sus re.
packed moss, and $40 5061ll for extra mess Prime
mess Beef and beef Hams dull and noml lal. Cut
and ln6i 1Ojfe. for HAMS Dressed Hogs qnet at 7c
Bacon quiet. Lard dull ard heavy and lower: sale
feQ bTls at l04MllAc. for Western.
Butter selling at ll@l5c for Ohio, and l4Dl5c FOL
State Cheese ste afly at s@le4e
Tobacco agy; ssle' 40 hhds Kentucky at 7@Sc.
10 hbds. Virginia at Tc., and 2O0 bales Havana OF
private terms Stoek-4,692 bales Havana, 2l2l do
Cuba, and I,7sl do. Yara.
sugRr-TheTe Is rather more inquiry for export a
about previous prices; sales 400 hhds. Cuba at "a
3'9e.i and 900 boxes In bond, al 49, cash.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
Daily Prodnce marker.

FRIDAY EVENING, November 80
FL0UR-There is n moderate local demand to
supply the wants of the trade, and to iii orders
Prices are uuchHnged the sales were lr0 brs extra
at 81 s., 100 bTis choice at 81 sO 800 6Eis white
at S6, s. and and $50 bTls. Union Mills at 81 90.
lower The sales during the last two days comprise
2'1g9 bis. 1 &C l45ao; including that from wagon,
materially declined, closing dull at Ssa5 25, with
few buyers at the latter, and not many sellers at
go lhs, yesterday at IS 55 500 2lj lbs yesterday
at IS so; 1856, 200 lbs., yesterday, at IS 37k; lO
at SO 10; CO. l7O lbs Yesterday at S.; no. 22O lbs
g day at 400, 200 lbs, to-day, at s. 3OO 2l5
PRoViSI0Ns Mess Pork has declined to sl4
&@li 90 with sales of5O9 barrels at the former rate
may be quoted at e4g5Sc; i5O tierces sold At 95 %
gAc , in the forenoon Green Meats are lower ana
irregular: 5000 pieces sold AZ 651To for Hams, and
4,6c for Shoulders. At the close prices were nomi
GROCERIES -Molasses has declined to 2sasIc,
according to quality. Sugar is duh at GjS@74ac
OIL Sale Of l24 brls Linseed at Sc.
WHEAT-The receipts continue light and very
little Offering; buyers % offer gCi q 4 for prize red
sales $50 bushels prime red at 9Oc.
COkN-The market is dull and heavy, but prices
at The lower depots sales 500 bushels at upper de-
pots at 29c 300 bushels at lower depots at 32c.
at 2gc in bulk: sales 200 bushels 10 bulk, at 20
kHE-Ihe market Is UNCHANGED and steady at
%@5se for prime; sales 25O bushels at 5sc; 250
BARLEY The market continues dull and tho
demand limited, and prices unchanged we
quote prime fall at 75GS0c sales $50 bushels prime
fall at 75c.; 100 bushels spring at So.
HAY-The market l. dull at SIS 5061l6 per tun for
prime Timothy, in bales on arrival.
CHEBSE-The export demand is limited and the
market dull; we quote shipping lots Western Reserve
at g4@9hc.; Hamburg at l0c; and English Dairy
at Tic
BUTTER--The demand is limited and local, a. ud
the market dull at l4@pl5c or prime roll.
APPLES he market is steady and the demand
fair at sl@l 80 per brl for fair 10 prime Western,
and So per brl for prime New York
POTAT0ES-There is a better demand but prices
are without change; we quote prime NeshanOcks
at 30@e5c per bushel, arrival and 81 359l 40 per
hrl., in store.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
CITY ADvERTIsEN1ENTs.

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
~ Ckhh .-Hotice i hereby given, that there are
pending before the City Council Of the ctT Of Oln-
cinBati, the following Ordinances, to-wit;
To establish the grade OF West-alley, from Park.
alley TO Hemsey's north line.
from Central avenue to Plum street
To grade and pave, with bOwlder-stone, Gfandin.
alley, from Elm-street to Plum-etreet.
To grade and pave, with bOwldor.s stone, Grandin.
street, from Plum street to CentTal-ayenue.
To grade and pave, with bowlder-Etone, Thrr--
alley, from Race-street to Elm-atreet.
To grade and pave, with lme-stsne, charlotte,
street, from CeRtral-avenue to the Miami Canal.
To regrhde, repair and rave, with brick the side-
walks on Ninth-street from Central-avenue 10
Mound street.
70 grade and pave, with brick, the unpaved side
walks on klm-Htreeti from Oourt-street 70 south
Canal-street.
To grade and pave, with brick, the sidewalks on
the south side Of Second-street, frsm Smith street
to Rose-etreet.
To grade, repair and pave the sidewalks on the
west side OF Vtnestraet from Fifth street TO South
CHDal-street.
To grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks on Yine-street, from River-streot to hifth.
street
To regrade and pave with brick, the sidewalks on
the east side Of Baymiller street, from Hopkins
street TO Laurel-street,
In pursuance Of the law said Ordinances were
twice read laid the table, and the Clerk in.
structcd to give four weeks notice Of the pendencl
Of the same
The law requires all claims for damages, that NAY
accrue from said Improvement TO be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount oi
piration of the ii ne required for the publication o
such notice, when the same will be taken up tol
mo nol6 dSi SAM, l.. CoRwINE, City Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
erATB OF ONO, HAMII.TON con-

6sTATE OF OHIO HAMILTON QOUNQT
- OOMM0N PIE AssCOQRTS-I..W .Winteu y
20,6s6.-Henry Eyaus, Cornelius v. r. Goodr4tN'
james FTeeland and Jsmes Dunlap, executors f|It
Maria sheiden, widow q the said Henry She'd
deceased, and Edward A. shelden, aud Sarah shnI.
den, his wife, and Virginia Shelden Henry SheIdun
infant heirs and devisees Of said Henry shsiI',6.
aeSssSd S 81 tas the Dsc s and stSs Of %
Son, Of the county Of Montgomery and ststo q
Ohio, did, on the 25th day Of May, 1860, file Choir
ton Clunty, Ohio, against all Of said parties abttt
namel, who are made detendants ~ said actit4.
setting forth: That said Henry Sheldon, deceai I|
did in his lifetime, execute 70 one Jonathan IT,
man and said Valentine Winters, partners,
JanuaIy 70, 1855; that certain payments we're N Ia
upon the same until the amount, with accumuath,
interest due on the 25th day Of January, 1860 wta
Shhlp egi that TO secure said note said Henry SheI
to said Hafsba ,1 'S1p on ne ss1SfS foiIoSvisg e.
ilton and State Of ohio, to-wt: Lots numbered
nineteen Q9) and twenty (20l plat Of subdi-
partition MAN among the heirs II William Barr, de
ceaseC, OF what was commonly called the Lick Run
Farm in section twenty aye gs S25) town three t3l
Hamilton County, Ohio, each of said lots contain
ing FIVE go acres. strict measure; also the south
strict measure; that said mortgage was assigned
and transferred by said Harshman 4 Winters to
said plaintiffs; that said Henry Sheldon is dead,
and said executors have beeu appointed and quali-
fed to administer on his estate and chat he left
q prayer that Judgment may be rendered against
said executors for said sum Of money, and that the
same be levied out OF the goods and chattels to be
administered in the hands OF said executors; also
for sale Of said mortgaged premises 70 pay said debt,
tilted to appear and answer the said petition on tho
third Saturday after the 7th day OF December 1850,
JUDI ment will be taken acenrdng e. said prayer.
oc25-fwTh ] A. JObDAN,) Plaintiffs.
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REORELL SNYDER VS.. NATHANIEL.
I'VE HARRIS and VIM. Fenn.-Wm Fem, one Of
that the plaintiff, NJ. Snyder, filed his petition
against him, non resident of Ohio, on theIs day
Of November, 1906 in the Court of Common Pleas of
Hamilton County, Ohio, the prayer Of which is TO
quiet the title 10 the following real estate to-wit
ers Division, Walnut Hills Millcreek Township,
Hamilton County, Ohio, and the said VIM. Fem is
hereby notified that unless he appear In said Court
on or before the 29th day Of December, 1860, and
answer demur to said petition he will he in de-
fault, and the cause will be heard in his absence,
and decree rendered accordingly.
VIM. PROBASCO AND nj. SNYDER.
no2-gF Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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fBy TelegTaph.l
New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, November 30.-Stocks with
out activity, but close aud strong Chicago and Rock
Bur iDRt and Quincy 69j aichigen Central Guar
antfed 3O4i New York Central Ti1s; 0alena aud Ch-
CbicafO 81; CipoiDnati, Cleveland and Columbus g;
Panama lli Michigan Central ls; Erie 25a Illinois
Central HOnde S6l6
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
Hanks's Bell and Brass Foundry.

NILES WORKS, formerly George Il. Hanks) No.
100 East Sci ond-street, Cincinnati.
IpELLS KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND
HD made to order, of any size up 5000 pounds,
Work and Brass and Composition Castings made &c
order. Also, on hand, Babbltt Metal and SpelteE
Work. "
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Particular attention given TO Steamboat Work,
such as Wrought-iTon Piping, and Fittings put uPi
Steam and Water Gauges, Mstalic Packing, whistles
Bl wers, Engine Bells &c. Lager-beer Cocks and
all other varieties always on hand,
se29-tf THOMAS FIRTH Superintendent
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

0SK FRIRsD KILLS ANoTHER BY MsFAKB. i.
On Saturday last Andrew j. Martin, of
Hsmpshire County, Va, and Mr., Bransen
Peters were hunting deer in thick piece Of
woods. Being some distance apart, Mr..
Peters fred into a bush where be saw some
thing moving, and on reaching the spot saw
his friend, who asked, "Did you shoot me ON
pnTpOse2" 70 which Peters replied that he
did not. Mr.. Martin then said, 81 forgive
you, and instantly expired. ~ ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
CITY ORDINANCES.
G No. PAIL
N ON nIN ANCE TO ACCEIr Am CnN.

.u No. 24l.
ORDINANCE TOACCEPT AND CON-
N FIRM the Dedication of Queen City-st.
Be IL ordained by The CnV Council Of the city Of Cir-
cinndh, That the dedication Of Queen Oity.st., rs
shown by plat made and Acknowledged by A. IL.
Smith and O. II Gilbert, aud recorded in Piat-bOOk
No. 2, page IS, Hamilton County Records be aud
tue same Is. hereby accepted, dedicated and COM
frmed as public street.-the same being thirty
et wide, and extending from the Colerain Pike to
BriRhtOn-st., distance of about seven hundred
GOO feet
Dsne at the Council Chamber in the city of Gin
cnnati this twenty eighth day of November, in the
year eighteen hundred and sixty.
j. NJ NOBLE, President pro tenn.
Attest, SAM l., C0RwINE, City Clerk. dele
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rn1unnI q srRI1rHRRs WII.I. TAKR

TUNHODIAs STRUTHBRS WILL TAKE
n notice that on the 18th of October, 1850, Frank
Major and Ellen g. MAJOR, his wife, filed their petit
tion against him In the Superior Court Of Uincn-
Dati wherein they alleee that on the 27th Of Feb.
ruary, is49, Ellen @. Dudley (now Majoll made
lease Of lease of lots and in block b 10 Wade and
Dudey's subdivision in Cincinnati, fronting 3 feet
each or the east side of Jebnstreet between oliver
and Popar-streets, for % years. renewable forever,
at m annual rent Of Sl75, payable quarterly; tho
said Mulford paying all taxes, rates and assess
ments thereon, with condition of forfeiture npon
nonpay ment of rents, taxes, &c; that on the 9th
June, 1853, said Milford reconveyed t9 said Ellen
said lota, who Immediately TOOK possession, and has
ever since occupied the same: that rent taxes
assessments ere ever paid under said easei and by
reason of default therein said plaintiffs caused said
lease to he forfeited that recently paint fs have
discovered upon record in the Records of Hamilton
County, Ohio, deed conveying said lots under aid
lease by said Mnlford to one Thomas Strnthers,
WI iCh deed is cond upon plantifs title; that said
Struthers has been in possession nf said
ises raid any rent therefor, hut has for ak
wholly abandoned said premises. Whereupon plain
tits pray Judgment agsinst said Struthers to have
their I'll lie in said premises qHieted against hm and
he is also notified that unless he answer or d-mur
to the said petition or before the l5ih day II
December, 1890, Judgment will be taEeD against
WARNER NJ BATEMAN
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Cincinnati, November 49, 1850. OclS-fW
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nAUGHTRY ,NORCOM & co. vs..
III George Davis and A. b. Dayis, partners as a.
3 Davis & Bro Before n. Merchant, Justice Of the
0hio.-0n the 22d day of November, 1860, said
Justice issged an order Of attachment in the above
January, 1861, at o'clock A, M.
STEPHEN COLES, Atty for Plaintiffs.
Cincinnati. November 26. 1860. no27-cawru
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n EGAL NOTICE-WII.SON *. NIXON,
H. Plaintiff, rs. Andrew McDIicken and John ii.
Mcdowell, late partners as McMieken 4 TO, Ruth
erford b. Hays, Rachael Ann McMicllen, Belle
Mcdowell, Richard Wilson, William 8, PEBBLES and
Joseph r. PEBBLES Defendants. Court of Common
Pleas, Hamilton County-Zl ,259.-Ths saia defend;
ants, Andrew and Rachael Ann Mc1Iicken and
John ii. and Belle Mcdowell, non n-resdents of the
state Of Ohio, are hereby notified that on the nth
day Of November A. d. 1850, the said plaintiff filed
his petition in said Court stating that In prOceed-
instituted by William VI. DOmminick, against AL
exander F. Willis in February A. ID. 1855, TO fore
close mortgage upon the following described
premises, VIZ: All that lot Of ground in the city Of
Cincinnati, in the subdivision of John Il Gano, be-
tween Walnut and Vihe-streets and Sixth and Sew
enth Streets and being the east twenty tSo feet of
lot nine in said subdivision, and being ninety fet
deep, and pray ing that the interest of the said
McMicken and Mcdowell and the said Hays Who
were omitted, to be made parties to said suit Of
Domminick against Willis, may be fbreclosed, and
that the amonnt Of money received by said Wilson
and Joseph r. and William $. PEBBLES, may he nd
judged to be paid to the said Hays, the assignee
of said McMicken and Mcdowell, whose claims and
lien were prior to that Of said Joseph r and Wit.
liam s. PEBBLES, and said Wilson, and that the title.
of the said plaintiff to said premises may be queted,
and for other relief and the said defendants Andrew
and Rachael Ann McMlcsen and John H and
Belle Mcdowell are required TO answer or demur to
said PETITION before the 29h day Of December,
A. ID. 1850.
no22-fW NH. & W. TILDEN, flr Plaintiff
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
a nMINIsTRA ATnN,s SALE OF REAL

a nmlNlSTh SAIE bE u EAIl
IN ESTATE.-J0hn MortimOre. administrator Of
Wendlin BurkhGrt, deceased, rs. Edward Bnrkhart
ct dino 765 l-Hamilton County Probate Court
In pursuance Of an order Of tho Probate Court Of
Hamilton County, Ohio the undersigned will ops
SATURDAY, the 6ih day Of December next, at III
O'Clock A NJ. sell at Public Auction the following
described Real Estate tO-wit:
All that ce tain tract or parcel of land, being
part OF the west half of the north east quarter Of
section number eleven, in township twp aud second
fractional range in the Miami Purchase, a. d
bounded as follows t9-wit: Commencing at the
north. west Of said half quarter; thence
ming eastwardlY with the north line Of said tract
Joseph Epley's landi thence south with said Enleye
line to his corner; thence west with the limo of said
Fpleys ay to the west line Of said quarter; thsnIe
north with said line to the place of beginning; con-
tanning eighteen acres, strict measure, reserying
and excepting out Of said eghteen acres all that
part Of said tract that lies the north side Of the
North Bend Road, and east Of the road leading to
Blue Rock theipg about one ncre) and being the
same property decided by Daniel GOus to Wendlin
BurhhaTt the nth day of October, 1872, and re.
corded in Book No. ss page 10, Of the Records OF
To be sold on The premises, and On the following
terms, to-wit One third cash the balance in one
and two years. with interest, and secured by mort
gage on the premises. JOHN MORTIM0RE,
Administrator of Wendlin Burkhart, decd
ROBERT alooRE, Attorney. noI-dW
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nR. KARsHNER,s PATENr EhECzs
1J TRO-THERA PEUTIC BATHS. - CURES
PERFORMED BY THEM: Mr.. NJ. Chainplain, But.
Ter Merchant 2i3 CenNal-ayenue, Mercurial Alice.
ton and Paralysis of the right leg. W. A Stacey,
Plumbsr, 253 Central. avenue, Structure, partial
Paralysis and extreme Nervousness Jas ii. Whitet
ATTORNEY at law 26O Walnut street, rheumatism Of
ten years standing. NJ. Snyder, Attorney .at-lawi
General Debility caused by hard study. John IA.
Patrick. Merchant Tailor, 2l6 Vine street, Asth.
matic and Catarrhal Affection. Mr.. Houston, Tin
ner at Dawsen's Tin-shop, George e-street, Asthma,
Dyspepsia and nervous prostratiOn. VIM. DICK
Carpenter, ~ Barrstreet, PalpitatOn Of the Heart
and flow Of blood to the brain. Mr.. Adams, Guyan.
dot, Va, Paralysis Of the entire right side Mrs,
DR. Wombaugh, 22O Barr.street, Inoipieut Con.
sumption. Miss Kate Doherty, GeOrge-strget, Gel.
lular Dropsy and nervous debility. Mrs. Highwar-
den Tifin, Ohio, Falling Ofthe Womb and Hysteria,
These Baths are in successful operation at IA
West Fifth h-Rteet, between Mound and PARK, under
the change ~ DR.. n Smith Boynton. The Doctor
refers ali those wishing to try these Baths to the
above named persons, and TO many more II desired
All Chronic aed Nervous Ailments treated with
equal success Scrofula, Narcotic, and all mineral
poisoDs abstraoted from the system; Patients will
not take cold after taking these baths In the cedest
weather. Call and get pamphlet, giving the
theory and practice of this new mode Of treatment
No other baths like them In the city. Consultatior
free. Office hours from A. Nj. to 81 p M MRS
BoYTrON will attend to the ladies. For further
particulars, call or address, incl0sng stamp
DB. N SMITH B0YHT0N,
oc2S.tf Cineinnati, Ohio.
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JAM SSFoEEP hdSgEt ED ASss ds5s.ssa StsTR$s osS
Milford, e aI-Hsmilton County Probate Court
No. 25S.- In pursuance Of order of tho Pro-
bato Court Of Hamilton lOnnty, Ohio. the un-
dersigned AdministTatrix of Robert Milford, de-
cember next, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, on the
prsmises sell at public auction the following de-
scrbed real estate situate lyiDg and being IN tho
east half Of the south west quarter OF section
twenty mine, in township two, audsecond fractional
range, in the Miami Purchase, to-wit: Beginning
i'm the east line Of the dover tract set off TO the said
Jane Mnford, thenee south 30, east 6e-lOO ehains
TO the south line OF section twenty-nino thenc9
south So 30 west ~ 55.O0 chains, thence north 30,
west 10 So 100 chains to the north side Of the county
road, thence south 10 east " 77-01 chains to tho
beginning, containing eleven aud 42-l00 acres.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, and the balance in
one and two years, with interest, aecured by mort
gage on the premises JANE MINFORD,
Administratrix of Robert Milford, decd.
RoBT. MOORB, Attorney. nol5-dW
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TOHN BUTTRRNIILLER VS.. HENRY
- HSSMAN.- Before Peter Bell, J P. OF Oincin-
natl Township, Hamilton County, 0hio.-The de-
fendant will take notice that at my instance said
Justice issned Order Of Attachment in the above
action for the of twenty dollars. Said is
set for trial on the Slst day of December, 1860, at
O'Clock A. M. or30-c@lawT
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IfOEETARY AND COMMERCIAL


ElnhuNNut huAlIhs
The only noticeable alteration in Third
street yesterday was the decline in New
York Exchange and Gold to lc. premium
selling rate--a favorable sign, showing, as it
does, more settled feeling In Financial af-
fairs. Exchange is now lower here than at
slmostany other point. In Baltimore it is p
in Philadelphia, ~; in ST. Louis, 4@5; nChi-
csgo car premium, and in other cities in
proportion. The market is steady here at
the reduction, though not very active. The
rates on Baltimore and Philadelphia are
somewhat irregular, and Checks on those
places in moderate request.
All the Bankers mention an improved
condition of feeling, and a better state of
Commercial affairs. Our city is all well
enough; the only fear for the future being
from other points. Bankers continue un-
willing to discount, and Commercial men
indisposed to operate while the future re-
mains so uncertain; still, they hope for the
best, and are gaining confidence from day TO
day.
There was more natural and healthful
movement IN hOhNNuAJ ohdlAp sNoNNlh9g
than on any previous day of the month.
The Money market was quite close; but
there seemed to be no particular pressure in
any quarter. In outside circles there is
very little Money to be had, and when
loaned, 2@21z per cent. per month is about
the rate charged and cheerfully paid.
Uncurrent Money is still growing better,
though Illinois, which was purchased yes
terday morning at 5, was again advanced to
discount in the afternoon. Rates remain
irregular, but are about as follows:
Indiana Stock, 1l@li Pennsylvania (inte-
rioTl o. Virginia, Wheeling and Branches,
g. other solvent Virginia, 10; Missouri, 5@7;
Iowa, 8; Wisconsin, I; Illinois, 4; Maryland
(interior), 8; Tennessee, old Banks, 8 free
Banks lo@2O; Michigan and Canada o Ala
bama (MObile) 10; Alabama (interiorl 29
the Carolinas, l5@2O; and Georgia, 2@lO
discount.
Our quotations of Exchange and Coin now
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

NTOTICE-THEC EDITORS OF
IN EBSTNER FISHER are hereby notified that
the undersigned has been duly appointed aud quail
fed as the assignee of said concern. All persons
having claims against said concern are notified to
present the same TO me without delay, and all per-
sons indebted to said concern requested 70 make
immediate payment to me. JOHN 4 TALB0rT,
no29-dW 81 West Lock-st.