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The national Republican., 1866-10-17
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 15-Ths epin,s. sf me Mill.
tary Commission In the Of The recent arrest Of
DR.. Ferris, U. s. mail agent Il Ghsnt, Ky, h Just
published concluding that the parties who made
Buell. should be arrested and tried BY Ne senps.
tent authority. III / AaH
The Synod Of Kentucky, which has ben 10 sss.
sion at Henderson during the past week, has de-.
cided the regarding the Louisville Presbytsry
30 members sustaining the Louisville Prssbytery
and 81 iudorsing the General Assembly.
The Masonic Grand Lodge Of Kentucky met To-
day. Two hundred and seventy.two lodges 'wcre
represented. Grand Master Williams reports Ma.
sonry In hourishing condition in the State $685. 1855
are reported In the treasury.
Tho Louisville Catholic Diocese has been created
an Arch. Episcopal Bee.
Major General Thomas 10 hers, and will soon e..
tablish his headquarters in Louisville. .
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Reported Unsuccessf ui Attempt ON the Par
Of the Fenians TO Enter Canada.

BUFFALO, Oct 16.-The Commercial Of this city
has intelligence that the Fenians made an ergan.
lied sttsmpt to cross the Niagara river at Lewis
town last Saturday evening, to burn the village Of
Queenstown and blow up Brooks monument but
the attempt was prevented by information that the
Canadians were ready to receive them. The whole
thing Ia doubtless q canard.
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Enticing Freedmen to Emigr,te.

New ORLEANS, Oct l6.-h circular from the
State Department advises ihs Governor that schemes
are on foot TO induce freedmen to emgrate to for.
sigu countries, especially to Peru, and suggests
that any legal and moral means be used toward
preventing freedmen from being imposed upon.
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Heavy Mort hsast Gale.

BosroS, Oct. IA heavy northeast gale is
prevailing on this coast.
The steamers Oriental, George Appoid, VIM. P.
Clyde. and VIM. Tibbstts, for Southern ports
went to sea yesterday.
The steamer Montreal, for Portland, started this
morning, but returned on account of the gale.
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Raltlm0rs Marksfa-

BALTIMORE, Oct, 18-Fiour nrm; Howard street
super $l1.65. Wheat quietj rod $295a S3.
Corn-yellow $ll5 white scarce and nominal.
Oats firm at 5Sa59. Provisions inactive. Sugars
firm. Coffee steady. Whisky dull western 81 AZ.
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Excitement In Bsltimore-0ov. Swami and
the Police COMMITS sionsrs.

BALTIMORE. Oct. l8.-Petitions are being crcu-
lated here and extensively signed BY thoss opposed
to the present city government, calling on Gov.
Swami TO remove the Police Commissionsrs On the
charge Of misconduct. The matter sxcitss much
comment. The law gives the Governor the right
to remove during the recess Of the Legislature and
also to al vacancies. The friends Of the Commits.
soners maintain, however, that this cannot be
done except by trial and conviction before the So.
perior Court whilst those who petition for the re.
movai claim that the Governor can at once set the
sntire board aside and appoint new ono. As the
Police Board have the appointment Of the judges
for the Approaching State elections the importancs
Of the question may be readily understood 81
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Horrid Fate Of Boat Load Of Ladies Lost
ON the Evening star, ..

SAVANNAH, Oct ia private letter from May.
port Mills, Fla, says that Gouldsby, the second
mate Of the Inflated steamer Evening Star had ar
rived there, having left the steamer with boat
load Of lady passengers, all but two Of whom were
lost before getting near the shore. In landing the
latter were lost-one named Annie -, from
Rhode Island, aud the other Rosa Howard, Of Now
York. Both became Insane from want and starva.
tion. Their bodies were washed ashore-that Of
the latter being nearly devoursd bp sharks The
mate is barely alive. 90
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Beeeher ON Tn. Poi,t,c., s,,u.,,or.

NEW YoRK, Oct. l6.-Henry Ward Beecher
made an address at Brooklyn, in tho Academy Of
Music last night, In which he advocated tho pas.
sage Of the constitutional amendment as neces-
sity He expressed his conAdencs in the good faith
Of the South. lie characterized the Republican
party the true guardian Of the interests Of the
Government, and declared 1t to be the duty of the
North to educate the South into recognition of
entire Justice.
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The weather Is very favorable.
Rel....d on . lyrl, cfIlah... Corpu..

Released ON a Writ ofIiabeas Corpus.
LoUIsvILLE, Oct. l6.-Kirby Hughes, Morrow
and the two Kempsrs were brought before the
United States court on writ Of hGbeas corpus re.
quiring Gen. Davis to produce them, They were
ssvsrsly indicted for stopping the mail, detsining
the mail courier, Dr. Farris, and OBTAINING tho
mail boat at Ghent, Kentucky.
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Military Department Of the Mis-.
souri,.

Maj. Gen. Hancock, commanding the De.
partment Of the Missouri, in recent general
orders, announces Maj. and Brew. Brig. Gen.
chauncy Mckeever as Assistant Adjutant
General Of his Department.
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German, Jealous of Mary Hanes to whom he was
paying attention, attempted to kill her last night
and inflicted wounds with jack knife which Il Is
thought will prove fatal He fed, and has not yet
been arrested. .ta. F .H re-.
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A Fox cHAsE was gotten up near Mon.
usal, Saturday, in which ssyu.i Americans par.
tciPatsd. A BostoniAn earned % the brush
Several riders got severe fsIs. bat saiy one va -.
rously damaged.
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ASwonderful but True I'M adams Rem.
IEaroS the world renowned Astrologist aud somnam-
bu.tie clairvoyant, while In osirvoyant state de.
nsatss the very features Of tbs person you are to
marry, and By the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power known the rsychomorope guarantees to pro-
dues perfect and lfets picture Of the future hus-
band or wife Of the applicant. with date Of marriage
occupation, leading traits Of character &C. This s no
imposition, testimonials without number can assert
By stating place Of BIRTH age disposition color Of eyes
and hair, and enclosing my cents aud stamped
lops addressed to YOURSELF you will receive the picture
by return mail, together with desired Information
Address In confidence, MADAME GsRrRupE RsxiHUro-.
p o. Box 2p7. West Troy NY ,cia %"
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WA ANTED ID.

WIANTED-TO RENT, A STORE ON
w Seventh street, between Peunsylvania avenue
and street. either side Will purchase the good will
aud fixtures. will go In partner in any paying
business Address d. B. NJ.
ocl7-u Box S3A Post Oalcs.
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BosroE, Oct. 16.-Gen. N. Banks was renom'
mated to-day for Congress by the Republicans Of
the Sixth district On the nrst ballot he received
l43 votes out Of l6l. The nomination was declared
unanimous.
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Death Of Joan Van Bure,,

NBw YORK, Oct. 16.-John Van Buren, died two
days since on board of the steamship Scotia, at
sea- His body has been brought on here.
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The Eastern Question-Importsnt State
ment. .t

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l6.-An Athens dispatch,
dated Sept: 20, says the French Minister, Mon
thier, has warned the Greek Government that
France would break OF diplomatic relations with
Greece II the latter did not observe the stricest
neutrality during the present insurrsctou in Can.
dis. The Cretan, National Assembly had called
upon the Greek nation to take part iu the insur-
rection. The English and French Consuls in Can.
dia are opposed to the movement.
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lew York Markets.

New YoRx, Oct. l6.-Cotton steady, Flour
steady. Wheat dull. Corn declined la2 cts PORK
steady. Lard quiet. Whisky steady. sa.
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NshraaLn EIeclian.

OMAHA, Nebraska, Oct lo.-oaicial returns from
the Territory are nearly completed. They show a
Republican majority Of between six and seven hun.
drsd. The Legislature Is two-thirds Republican.
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RurRlnry,

BosroS, Oct. l5.-The store of John @. Lorina,
In fremont Row, was robbed last night Of silk
goods valued at $8, 900.
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SENATOR WILSON ABAYpoys HIS PorIr,

internal REvESuE.-The receipts yester-
day amounted TO $685., ,066.56.
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FORTRESS MosRoE, Oct l6.-The steamer Ala
bama, from Savannah for New York. put into Nor.
folk this morning short of coal. She encountered
heavy weather.
Tho gunboat Lenapee, which was sent out yester.
day In search of the schooner Sarah Elen reported
As dismasted outside of Cape Henry, has returned
after an unsuccessful cruise. The schooner proba
bly, made Southern port.
The steamer Ellen Terry, from New York for
New Berne, Is hers, detained by the weather. with
numerous passengers on board.
The weather is still stormy outside, with the
wind northeast.
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BYTELEGRAPE
The National Republican.
FROM EUROPE.
THI MARKETS..
CONDITIONS or THE ATSTRO.ITALIAN TREATY
RUMORs OF ANOTHER FENIAN RAID.
The Great Fire in Quebec.
GENERAL BANKS RENOMINATED.
THI CHOLERA.
M UR d Err OF A FREE ID NJ A N.
Extra Session Of The Mississippi Legislature.
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR.
GENERAL BANKS RENOMINATED.
THE CHOLERA.
N MURDER OF A FREEDMAN.
Extra Session Of The Mississippi Legislature.
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR
From mEurope-state Of the Markets.

by Cable to the Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, Oct l6.-The market for cot
ton is quite active, the sales to-day footing
up 10000 bales. Middling Uplands are
quoted at Is Lid.
The weather is still unfavorable for the
crops, and the breadstuffs market tends up
ward. Corn has advanced 3Os. per GENITAL for
mixed Western.
The London money market is steady. Con.
soils SO IL. s Il
The following are the closing prices for
Amancan securities: Erie railroad 40; ILL.
nois{central, rs IL; United States 5-20's
68 IA.
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erEcTAI. NOTICES.

AS-WorkinRmen's Conventtou.-Th
Monthly Meeting Of the Couvsntiou will be held 90
WEDNESDAY EVENING, i7,h instant at eight O'Clock.
WIN. r. MCLEAN, President.
JAS b. REED, Rec sec oei7.it
- Special Exhibition Of the Mason q
HAMLIu CABINET ORGAN AT THE ROOMS OF W.
O. MRTzERoTr 4 CO., SIS PENNSYLVANIA Av-
ssuk, during this week. Those Of refined taste and
mnsiesi cuiuts are cordially invited to call aud hear
these beautiful Instruments Some Of the newer and
larger styies ars sssntsd for sxamiuattou ocl7-lt
~Noticss-Navy Yard Brsdgs.-In conse-
quenee Of the repairs necessary 20 be made to the Navy
Yard Bridge. Il will be closed On andlaftsr MONDAY.
October 10, until further orders.
D. BsFRENCH,
oolo.u Commissioner AZ oh,,o p,n.iuu.
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sS-Madam Mounts Pile saivs-s Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
or. aud an Entire Cure for the Bronehis Asthma &o
can be found al stotts Drug store opposite National
Hotel, aimans, near Metropolitan Hotsl Ford "a, cor.
nsr OF Eleventh and Psnnsylvsnia avenue; Eutwisle
corner Of Twelfth and Psnusyivania avenue; Rliiot's
corner Of and Twelfth streets, Hsrbsushs corner Of
Seventh and @. iala.tf
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The Great Fire In Qusbsc-ReIisf for th,
Sufferers,

QUEBEC, Oct. l6.-At meeting called to devise
relief for the sufferers by tho late Are fifteen thou
sand dollars were subscribed A treasurer was ap-
pointed to receive contributions.
The number Of lives lost was Q, and the number
Of houses burned 1880, being larger number than
at first estimated. Nearly 20 900 persons are with
out shelter.
The weather 10 very favorable
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81 Marriage and Celibaoy, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. ALSO, dis
eases and abuses prostrats the vital powers with
Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed letter
envelopes. Address DR.. J. sKIJLIN HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadslphia, Pa auls-3m
The national Republican., 1866-10-17

So The Singing Glass connected with
Hamline Chapel Choir, under the direction Of Prof b
4. Mssser, will meet every WEDNESDAY EVENING
hereafter at ~ o'clock, at Williams School House,
N street, between Tenth aud Eleventh.
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ONLY FOUR LIFE PREsERvERs

were on board the Evening Star which were
distributed among the ladies. The members
of the ballet troupe ard French circus COM
pany, not speaking English could not un-
derstand what orders were given in relation
to the boats, and very few, if any, managed
TO reach them. The shrieks of the ilantic
women could be heard above the roar of the
angry waves, rushing to and fro imploring
for aid, but II was each for himself
In addition to the French circus company
and ballet troupe there were forty-two frail
women who for various reasons were seeking
another field to prosecute their unholy cali,
ing. Some with impaired constitutions were
migrating to a warmer cline; others were
suffering with ennu, and merely wanted O
change Of scene. Its stated that one young
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~ Moth and Freckles.-Ladies amicted
with Dseoorations the Face called moth patches or
frsckles, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
Frsctle Lotion. Hs infallibis. Prepared by DR.. G.
PERRY, Dermatologis 40 Bond strset New York. Sold
BY all druggists In Washington and elsewhere, Price
u myl7.tt&ssm
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NNrluNHE UNION bxEoUfIvH UONhIrTER ROoMs, !
No 400 TwELrrH srsEKr !
wAsHIHorox. August 81, 1895
All ohcia circulars sent from these rooms are aligned
BY the chairman Of the National Unon Resident Ex.
seutivs Committee aud Its secretary, and all moneys
intended for its shoud be addressed to CHARLES
KNAP, ESQ, chairman Of the National Finance Com.
mittee, or deposited to his credit with Samuel Fowler
ESQ Of Ritteuhouss, Fowler 4 Co. All applications
for contributions to the funds Of the Commes will be
made by the Finance Committee or their authorized
agent who will be duly accredited. None others are
authorized to solicit contributions for the use Of this
Committee. CHAR Es KNAP, Chairman,
yoHs y, CoYLg Secretary
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girl has left widowed mother, sister and
child unprovided for, she being their only
support The sister is being educated at a
private school, and knows not of her sisters
shame
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- AZ . Meeting of the Board OF Trustees
OF Public Schools held on Tuesday evening, the l4h
instant, the following resolution was adopted:
Resoiped That the following places be desg mated as
Offices for the transaction OF all Public School business
BY the respective Sub Boards Of Trustees:
For the Sub Board, First district, (Pirst and Second
wArdB)-school room, corner Fourteenh aud streets
For the Sub Board, second district Third and Fourth
wards)-schocl room II, between sixth and Seventh
streets
For the Sub Board, Third district, (Pifh and Sixth
wArd)-wallaoh School Building.
For the Sub Board, Fourth district, Seventh ward)-
Male Grammar school room, Jno. B. Thompson teacher
on Sixth street.
The Trustees will be In attendance at those ofhces
from to 81 o'clock each morning Of the week. from
Monday to Friday inclusive, during the month Of Sep
tsmber and all persons entitled to tickets Of admission
to the Public Schools, procure them at the places
and times designated.
By order Of tho Board.
24.eolN II. =. BOSSEAU, Secretary
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Thirtx Cssas OF Cholera IN chicago Ysstsr

CHICAGO, Ooh ls.--Thlty two easss Of cbolsrs
were sspertsd to.dsy, and eight deaths.
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~ Collectors Once, City Baii, Washing
TON, D. c., August !, lsd5.-NoTICB TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice Is hereby given that by an act approved July
% thsrAe oftaI all real personal property,
stocks Sc for the year 1906 is hxed at dollar and
ten cents every hundred dollars Of the assessed
value Of said property Upon all taxes upou all prop
ery not In for for general purposes an
abatement Of Ave per cent Is allowed from August
1885, until the last day Of October. 1885, after which
abatement will be allowed. WIN. DIXON,
aus 3-thstu30t Collector.
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BY Steamer.

THE PEACE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND ITALY.
NEW York, Oct l6.-The steamer Scotia
brings dates from Queenstown to the even
ing of the 7th.
The following are the principal conditions
Of the treaty Of peace between Austria and
Italy: A mutual exchange Of all prisoners Of
war. Austria consents to the union of We
netia with Italy. The frontiers to be added
to Italy are those which constitute the ad-
ministration Of Venetia while under the
Austrian dominion. The amount of debt to
be assumed by Italy is thirty million forins,
payable in eleven instalments in twenty.
three months.
Tho Mississippi Legislature In Extra ses-
sion-Ths Governor's Message.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. l6.-The Mississippi Legis.
lsture met yesterday In extra session. The Gov.
srnor's message said the necessities Of the State
constrained him to call the Legislature together
not special emergency but a general eIigency,
resulting from the altered and deranged condition
of our Federal relations and domestic affairs. He
states the removal of negro troops from our State
and the transfer Of the Freedmen's Bureau to off.
GERS Of the regular army are subjects Of congratu,
lation.
He deplorss the state Of the country.
He presumes the mere reading of the Constitu
tionni Amendment will insure its rejection.
He recommends the admission Of negro testimony
in all the courts, and requests that provision bs
made for the education of INDECENT children of Con
derate soldiers and for the relief Of destitute dis
abled Confederate and State soldiers.
The other portions of the message relate to pure
ly local matters.
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The Great Fire in Quebec.
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RUMORs OF ANOTHER FENIAN RAID.
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FROM EUROPE.

CONDITIONS OF THE AUsTRO.ITALIlS TREATY
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unanimous assent from the Board Of Alder
men, should not be referred to Che com
nittee.
Mr.. Coltart thought there was conhiS
ton in the first and second sections Of the
bill, and called for re-reading, which
cleared up the matter to his mind.
DIR. Winston thought the bill was COM
prehensive and met great many exigen-
cies.
Mr.. Duncan Withdrew his motion to refer
to special committee, and the bill passed its
second reading. 81
The member from the Fifth Ward re-
sumed his motion of reference to a COM
mittee, and the ayes and nays were called,
with the following result: Ayes, 7, noes IL.
The bill then came up ON its third and
last reading, and was passed.
The bill from the Board of Aldermen re-
curing tin roofs in place of wood upon all
houses building within certain limits, or re-
pairing the same, was presented and passed
three readings.
The bill from the Board Of Aldermen fix
ing the duties of Second City Attorney, was
read and, on motion, was laid upon the
table by a vote of twelve ayes to six noes.
A bill regulating the election of Captain,
Lieutenants and Policemen of the Night
Police was read. This bill provides for the
election to take place on the fourth Thurs
day night in December. Under a suspen-
sion Of the rules the bill passed three read
ings.
The bill from the Board Of Aldermen
licensing operate Concerts etc, was pre-
scented and, under a suspension of the rules,
passed three readings.
A bill from the Board of Aldermen author
izing the fitting up of the upper room Of the
lower end of the markethouse for police
court room passed three readings.
The bill authorizing the changing of the
sidewalk on College street, between the
Howard school house and Franklin street,
from nine feet in width to eight feet passed
three readings.
The bill authorizing the Mayor to serve
notice upon owners of property to have
pavements constructed by them, passed
three readings.
An act from the Board of Aldermen, au-
thorizing the appropriation of $4,000 for
the purchase of fire engine, horses, hose,
ETC., passed three readings.
An act from the Board of Aldermen, au-
thorizing the licensing of pawnbrokers,
passed one reading, and was referred to a
committee of three, Messrs. Bodies, Garrett
and Hudson.
The Board then adjourned until Monday
night
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Nashville Grocery and Produce Market
The following are the quotations:

The following are the quotations:
FLoUR--Extra superfine at $40 5091i; super
hne $40 5O9ll 90. extra SD 50Gl3 family Sl40
Is, and fancy SIS 009l6 co.
WHEAT.-S2 20@2 p for red. s2@2 10 for Med
iterranean 81 2092 30for amber and golden chat;
81 3592 40 for white.
SUGAR.-No New Orleans sugar in market; Gu
ba IL 1ze5l5c; Porto Rico l5159l6c Demarara, 17@
lSc: G. extra, l6lz9l7c A. coieel71 else; stand
ard hards f81z@l9c.
CoFFEE.r-CemmOn to good 9SQ29 fair to prime
S0i9e; strictly choice Gle.
BACON Very little in the market, and demand
light, We quote: sides l992Oc; hams. plain,
Z312925c. shOuldeJI, l6(d17e.
LARD-Ilerce Ice keg lSe.
CANDLES Star. light weight, 20@2lc; summer.
S. 50 for SKIES 81 80 for sevens; parafne 40945c.
SALT bushel barrels 81 -.
NARNs.-Ihere is an active demand for cotton
yarns. Prices have an upward tendency. We
quote Die for seven handred 26c for six hundred;
2Sc for five hundred.
RAGs.-tOOd country cotton rags are in demand
at 61ztg1e. per b.
DRUGS AND DYEsTUFFs.-Al0 2 ID. 75c. Alum,
Sc. Assafoetida 6Jg75. Borax do. birthstone,
roll, Sc. CamphOr, 81 So Castor Oil 4 gal "a so
as %. Cream Tartar, q h. 7lG90c. Flor Sui
phur. Hole. lDecac s. %. Gum Arabic 81 20
al 50. Jalap, s4@4 80. Elk. L0gwoOd Die. Mag
nesia, 75@$l. Madder. 22@25c. Oil Peppermint
81 50eeS so. Opium, Sll 00@l2 50. Quicksilver
81 25@l 50. Rhubarb 81 %. Sal Soda, lb9l21zc.
Saltpetre, DG25c. Sugar Lead 75
FEATHERS-Live geese, q lb, 65G70.
FIsH-Mackerel No. l, $23G24; do. No. . 22023;
do. No. 3, 201992l; half bbs, lO@ll; Kits 50.
GRAIN.-COrn in store 959Sl 20; Oats, clean co.
GINsENG-Ginseng q h soc.
GLAsS--WindOw. SXl0 z box 81 Is; 10x12 q box
81 IS; l0xl4 2 box IS %.
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New York Market.
fBy Photography

New YORK. Nov. 22.--Flour dull and 15@25o
lower; Sl0@l0 IS round hoop Ohio; 81 1908
IS for trade brands. Whisky quiet, State in bond
62. Wheat heavy and to sc lower No. 2
Milwaukee, 50 POP IS. Rye dull and heavy at
1929. Barey dull and declining at 81 IS. Corn
dull, heavy and lower at 81 239l 2412, closing at
dull and 10 lower at 6l@62 Coffee dali and
heavy and lower, Sugar quiet, Cuba l0@l2.
and steady. Petroleum heavy at PIG for crude,
and S5@96 for refined in bond. Pork frner at S22
922 rs, regular and cash. Bacon inactive. Lard
dull at 129l314e. Butter quiet at30G33 for Ohio.
Cheese S9l694. Money active at soc per cent.
Sterling dull. Gold lower, opening ut al and
closing at 1881. Government stocks H@1s lower.
Freights to Liverpool quiet
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-The decline in gold
unsettled market for all articles and prices N
the close were TO great extent nominal. Flour
and the market unsettled Corn dull, but old
being in light supply was held firmly, new very
dull at SOC. Oats l@2c lower, and dul No. /
49@47e. Rye dull and prices dropping; No.
81 20. Barley dull. no demand. Whisky steady
at SIC in bond. Hogs dull and dropping. al
Sc 5097 so by the gross, and 81 IS nett. Receipts
5000. Green meats dull. and prices nominal
buyers. Bacon in moderate demand, at lac fOI
shoulders. and l41zc for clear sides. Provisions
dull and unchanged. Butter dull at S@30c
Cheese dull at l51zc. Cotton held firmly, but the
demand is less active; middIing &c. Gold l3I.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 20. 1866.