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CHICAGO CATTLE 1tARKGT.

cnlcAco cArrLE n1ARKhr.
o%s assss! :, II Hss1'.R. BE-, Es:sRR EEsRgs. .:
BEEF c&frLz-Accosdsas to H. BoaEd Of Tsadc
reports The secfpts and shipments Gnce or last Issue
compared with the responding period Of lsd5, have
been - foos. It ah0nd be borne tn mind thas these
khpmHts md receipts are really thoae Of the day pst
ceding:,
E:ss s:ss:5 n: - \, s;s;3. I: s n s
The arrivals slnca our last report are four csrs.
IhStsles reported II Tie ttfs.ent sea.es IRE a.
Id,ael. Central scale..
1l3on s. Eoais
Sor,aEss1e'T s 50
tsoc1 4eaAno
Tots1...
The market to-day has been quiet. Tbs number of
buyers 10 attendance Was unusually small. and With
but meagre supply Of Cattle In tho yazds, fsnsao
uoux we9e necessarily limited. ~ head changed
hsnds at about SATURDAYS range Of pricea These
taken chiefly By shippers. Ptitsbatsh and Cincinnati
Ing In thelst The best sale Of the oay
was III head choice lows Steers, Averaging 2is H.
sold by Tatts b Co. II Rei1neuan. It $50.
Tho reported sales wefr Az follows:
+ CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
Patt,son sod = Wa,1al Is head common Steers avesas
hsnksn seia NeSesss Is hssd prtme packing Steers
xanas II f1f.o. .od head fair stees aver
aging ISL pb, At es-sb> 10 QbendetH Il head raugh
steeEs ayetnetnE 1sss ~. g ss.e; q head choice
Walwork q Mallory sold Hubble . head OF ta,r
s1eera. aycrAelpE lMs ~. At $50. ,s
Ma5et tod Ko1er IS hesd Of tssr steezs. averaging
Mopn i hon,pson sold Hday u spr,nge.s 1t sino;
10 sumo 10 do, Al 8Jco; TO Carter 1s 40, at e4.o0
Watts stoIIis 1oi head Of choice stoc1s averaging
NFU0GS-Ffc1 fthc returns made 10 the Board of
Tfaoe we mad lie receipts and shipments foe the last
tweotyfou hoaIR. cot1parea Wilt The receipts and
Shipments Of the same rtlod In ls to BE- - fonws:
, Aetcpts. saapuents-
..is6. lssG ises. 1856.
Sunday and Monday. rs liz: 1,st1
Same time las. WcLK...-%.48 -. l+1f1
1he, actnal receipts slnce our last report cars
and the tepo1 ted sales II {ol!oXa:
illinois CEnt1a! 50
nu1ltugtnn Scale.
s.. Aants A!son
HorthWe&tGn
Teth.................. ... ....3............. .s3
As will b1 Been BY the s5ore table, verJ little has
been donein Live Hogs to-day; not enough to deter
mine the actual condition of tta suarket. !.
The few offerings were taken chiefly by packers at
a rsuse OF fo-e=8sH.
Tht following nre the reported Bs1es:
HOG sALEs TODAY.
10. .Av. Price.
l!udsn to Allerton.. on...................O 337 1918
Geo, Adams 10 TAdep....+... 49,. - n6 $50
1fkhf. kAk-.
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SMEEP-1he{e u little doing In Sheep, and the EAT
ktt repsttents no marked ch1nge IRON Saturday.
The only reported esle WIS III head, averaging 70
Ds. At $50. .-....-.
1fAIHa TO 7Hx UEIo8 sIouK TAEre.
Itains are run to the rp1on Stock Yards oref the
tt.tsbtsRh Fort Wsyne Roat. leavtnk the depot At
the corner Of Maui1or Canal stteca. The fare IL
20 cent? Zach way. When fare u paid on the train
cents ext1a viii be charged. .
, 1866-03-27

NIu rehiore Grsy HAif 10 It's ORIGINAL COLOR i;
STRENGTHEN and PROMOTE the growth Of the
wrekest hair; stop it, falling out: keep the head
nothing Injurious Is unparalleled u BAR DRESS
ING aud IL recommended End used by best phys.
cizns Assnre you. Ladies and Gentlemen 1t Is ali
you require fer the Hair. Sold by all Drug1i4s and
Il my ofnce. No. 123 Broadway, NY.
eARAH 4. CHETA1IER, II. D.
, 1866-03-27
Auction Sale of Coal iuf. New York.
;. March ~.

The regular monthly auction ealc Of Scranton coal
and Western RA11road Company. TEeotf-nr thru,
fand tom xtre sold nncet The s1paatendeace Of Mr.
1ttGe. buyetz kcpcra1 th1n8 ~ere shr aud fhe
p14ces realized ehoEed decided decline from The la&l
ale. Annexed aEe tho particulars Of shts and lasi
years sS1eS:
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. Adyites received this morning from Macktnac
state that the weather edh continues cold, with
every prospect Of late opening.
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part1lfrsttp*
Seeds! Seeds! Seeds

'1r,nthy. .Gpycs, Hrn4s1tan, Mlilett, ned InR R!1e
Gr.s1 saie y iots e sut ~ Lsade hT
191S 111S so1th Wsief street: o,dert solicited.
mhainRHnSt IL TUATH ID =
, 1866-03-27

The Bs1t In tha Wostdt Harmless reliable. ruatan.
- ridicaIoat ttn,4 5tg1ed ER!tam a Rdteaeler,
Htss YoTk. A1so, EkGKSKRATIE9 HTKACT o1
MNLKILKUKateatnttA pkeaeIvcA and he1nEAek
me hAiE Bold n1 III DFuKxitta. tsssls*ly
, 1866-03-27

Exce1s Of receipts. -. .....-.:S 6,7sz, ,9aS IS
: We call 1ttention to Mestrs. Scappe. Preston
L Kc1n'a advertisement an the trst page Of the
TRIBUNE. In their Daily Letter" Of to-day, they
quotc 7.s0s buying at 100; selling nj 1Go:{. Com-
ponds buying IT 1o5A 11os1. 5aos, 1o3A.
Gold opened IN New York to-day At 1z3h and
closed ii 1sJ4. The following arc The quotations
telceraphcd 10 Jsns Boyd 4 Brothers, Gold Bro
, 1866-03-27

Few York Stock Market
C1ofing prices fer cash. March = Ice received By
.Josepn IL Lyoo&, Comlss1U Stock and Bond Broker.
nd deAez11 Government Eecus1t1es. No. IS Clark ST.
f+h,r1ra-
, 1866-03-27

And Future Prospects, In Life clearly revealed by Dr.
Raphael. He the Affections Of the opposite sex.
He EuldeB yun to wealth. health and happintsl. Call
at Drug Store I'll EAat Madlsou-st.. between Wells
and FrxukIio. Consultation fee Oue Dollar. eui
, 1866-03-27

~ l:Al1EoADs.
AUCTION sAis isea;sff'S s. &iE1faEi f 5'e ssfzso.o <
ras.S.; ~. = ;s ss,s pssi!s e Isl! safsaaa
s. ,' '4ssi 'H7;at e, tssi. s;s
Fa@R e. ~ Ted,
4 ItrEe q1sn!iH at 'EcsN Ssli. s.1Lct F11iarea.
!
sae;t q T.1: sssiss IA
r. assst ss..a.a aoss
uocf, Tith broad rt.d xhe<ls
Terms ca.h, Ia Gaycrnaeat tunaa- ,,,--
GALE or GOVERNMENT
=, ;ss en- p ,ssaS s ses e
:as J S,a;sa' ssts !. e.
1's nd ,5s ~ ,.o e TIE LIT
80 a.seai.,s I eoeessa siom M 1oa wesfs - Ie
sIes ID TIE sacs Of Aiahana sad t,ecsk+ IN b sol1
a96 - e pp* /: p'sa 43ao " Ceppa. ROAD soa:
.o = Top2fr ba! co =, e, OPP eppesasess; IS e. 1 o 9 -
a.. isoe :ssi. s E.a g.s,:
oiled and easu clied Saeo - FpVdsf $40 ns't
laomers.b sides Ho..e klup-n<ur
r. ssS,s:st Sss
1a:ssts "a keToSers I'd n 4
.ss .,s: q s,,ss s
s ss :
sStoa: b: G: ana ssoa tne Commanding oda:z ot Ia
he s.ia vii eenaneace on Wednesday,. aoz1, TIT.
81, and eo:tnaa s7e;1 asy uatti al 81 p.opatIE L
Teams cash. ia United States eY,rs%Se};, E % };;,Asnsa
r.sssti. Sss5 ord. Bfe7. L: COL Com. Aa3a's a7a'
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAR-
~ TERMAsraR
viii oes ior ..ie Il pahle .nesIoa. i lie fisas in
snops. oa tas s.h ~ e Ap.a aazL eHspeeas'ox IS ss
y e. as e
% fegns III inea eSaa ss
H9.' ss n,ns sa5s: r.
ss5a hss .a da l1s 9qs.s :as cell
:i siass Fsess Nsseis So:sa % "a S5sh Eass:
as e ss1 Sosaa nj r
basea 81 sasney Is iaea Paje5s bored tuned:
ea az I'D fs s1attt % fasys pose sad
81, sese rRS''s'. rs iPSa t.
Fl pas'etp. .na an GOOD
eoaalt.on; Fefson. ytshinS es.n,'ne esots &c
Te1ua, C14h- GoysTnmrnt EuuiH.
Fy ordcr Of Capt. L. 4. EDDY, Chief QuartsIIas4teE
Dept. Tenn 4-H KIRK.
/ n1u7o{17 ~ B'v't Nal and a. u. Il.
r ARGE SALE OF GOVERN
IL MEST MILES. by direction Of E'v't RstS. Qsn-
Wn. vi eTst Chief Gtpos Or. Mt.
Thern viii oe sold pontic auction. at the Govern
mtat Cnr1t LoRth Of n1o1 tfarf1efs st. Louts As@
= 700 Fine, well conditioned Iulea.
The sale viii commence on ThnrsdaJ kaa 10 !nsts
It "a o'clock u. snd Will continue al tho rata of
f31 per dAvl Until all 4Ee sold .--
Thrte ara the pick Of twenty Thousand Or more.
GpLd skfYtctah1e muIes tho tneAk lot Of mn1cx
oEerrt for sstc ny GoVapent sucn tho co-c OF tha
Tnty we're selected f0t SeEytce On the Pfaluss
bnx 1ze not required
The franklin avenue strtcr railroad cars run within
short distance OF the Corral.
Animals Will be sold BipRlf.
Ie,mt--CufftpcY-U.S s. TEe34usy SoteR-
JNb. l. Woods
Capt eEd A. o.
Thr apove tale il postponed unttl MONDAY. ApzR
IAN at s4cae huut and place. JN0- L. W0ODa
mhaoiL6 1T CApt And =. ". NJ
, 1866-03-27

Are but too Often she Eoreruonetn Of Consuupuop aud
ought never TO be neglected. ThAy should alHaya be
attended to In the estes staxes seilera Syrup
IL :s :sIess s. asd sii
sale prngsiits III Lake. Cncsgo, and dsngxstl
1ener111Y. fHh2&d.S3
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feu A1. = ss;:.sss.AAts..:.. :...Ac
IRON AND sTEEL-There Ia no ch1ngc

:. ? n. M..:......-.......... ..... $s..ohasuR
Second CItatt ], u. lk &nd zln... 31QaR5IC &
- Third Gleafs ia.l II ana m....... 33.1aa5G.H
:, =; Ihln L!saJ. me1 ....;....:.t. @s-oaS ian
'toeethtf, Fough-ho same ii
Becond clear. Nsdt.. ..-.........-... hooa55 q
L. Common EloofloE. rough. ....+-.. 1t-eh933h
Mhteht 9 ~ ~ arFSea gym noorinS ss-oo$sab
foonrg rg...:::.;..;:...:;; sao3no
.Eether :. ..,...:.:,::,,...s..... 7toa7so
Tlrst somMgn orssero tldtsg. 2-akasso
: 1dopwaId: aId::.;:;:...,:............ sobasao
Asseck bott9a, n tnGles....-.,... 9s.e1ia no
Common boar1s, {u1et. ecaptttnC
fercing &nd Email timber, t3ta +
1ois. and ecanttins. la to 10 ittt ,.nGSS51
snail timber. 70 feet and orer.ss.'':so no.G \
Eux0LEs-A. or STIR Ehayed nhtnklcs,,.. ssSa 81
A, or gllS Sawed ShluR:e1,..,,.,., 5NI III
No. EAHcA AShinelet........,.,..., 351Ss
3. No. Sawed shingles. eG..-.,... 9F1 ~
By caT losd nT Sorthueste Railroad, delivered
any yard who're cs c1u be switched or and depot:
=, or htaf SHAVED Shingles by or
j: ofs.sf saved shissies. By cT = =
load on Haef. ..:......- ..---....,..+..,, ,l.DaAy7,
No. Eswed shinEies, ,by caF 1oad On
= g. SAVED Shingles. +; es7ioid =
Cne shilling addcd to e1oTs psices Vhra s1ansstrTo
, 1866-03-27

Having been cured Of eperns BY celebrated
liz 70 1ena Wf,eTeT1 nom teif.ebase He mea1s Sy
Which they saa b pe14as saty eared AZ eoe9,aat M
LEY, z. Q. p1aFeE R4HA EniEA2p, Ii. .s1l3
, 1866-03-27

Herr the mxrkct Vas eteady On lbe stfeot At rs
tn afcr four O'Clock, when It advanced to 1Is1{
Sales wcrr made On the Stock E1ch&uSs At 1254.
Stlyer as quiet and nominal At 120I1as.
Government Bonds are dlm 6ud moderately &C
uye. We quote:
, 1866-03-27

;. A ffW daJs ago we rcpehted frun ths senttats =
ftAtemens Of The pork packing At Milwaukee, which
WAL Afterwards discovered 10 be full Of eITo1s. Wc
DOW EiSa the eof1ectEd statement:
Nnnte1 Of toE3 pAck ked
Avd4Ee We!xhk n ns.......-................,., z5zK
Average Yield or lard about, ,ns)....~.,...,.... -
MtBk pork.
I1tme mess. hEis. 1t7a
ExlA pllme. Mla .......,,A....... 3REs
Rumps. tT3
{JEnf3 tfiS, I ES1
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-rRnvIsI0Na $50 PNvnuoE.

II. IAkAy v A9lOAA ~ ~ AAhChARtss
Pn0yIsToNs.-- Very little has yet been
done here Ia packing. The packers are al
"A stand or with farmers and droyers,
ana no contracts are being made. The
nominal offering quotations for Hogs are
| SO 90 gross or 81 80 net, but we have heard OF
no cont acts. As matters now stand, very
| little will be- done in packing for some time.
The stock of Meats and Lard in market il
40 light that we omit quotations. cheese
| Is In better supply and we quote at 10 TO nc,
| for Western Reserve In 1obbing lots; but
In a small way lc. would be added 10 this
rate. Butter In light stock; there ls no
lobbing demand, and the sales are strictly
In a small way IL may be quoted nominal
at from IS TO 40c. for country; little West
ern Reserve in market held higher
oRAIs.--The supply of produce in our
market Is 80 light that prices have not
been seriously affected by the fluctuations
at the large grain depots North and East.
Whedt-Ts quiet ut az 70 for red and az 80
for white, but there Is very little coming in.
c0,7i-Not much doing. What little old
there Is offering IL taken at Soc for shelied
and 75c In car. New corn IL selling Mt 5Oc
from wagons. Oats are in light stock and
are held at 40G94bc.
FLouR-Quiet; we continue our quota
tiona, Notwithstanding the depression
abroad, as there are light stocks here, and is
taken for local wants. We quote Supe,Jtne
ut as 60; EStrd, $40 90; BamtiU and Fancy
brands. sl3 0O@l4 co.
Cots MEAI-Ia scarce, and held ut s3 IS
per bri.and 0Oc per bushel. There IN some
new meal IN market at lower rates, but
II IL hardly nerci antable yet.
SEEDS There ~ more activity In CtoUer,
which IL selling NJ 81 75@s 90. Nothing do
ing In Timothy. Fla1, fair offerings ut
81 90.
HAY-The receipts and stock IN store not
large. Baled sl7 per ton; loose Sl7 TO sls
from wagons
BRAE--Keeps high aud very little 20 be
had at go TO $50 per ton.
FRUIT.r- Groen apptes are higher and we
quote Western at 81 %. A few Northefn
are In market and are gold ut 50 so per bar
rel Drted Fruit; Apptes ~; Peaches So 90
for quarters, and VI 60 10 SO for halves
There are some N. o. Oranges for sale at
si2 per barrel. Lemons $40 per box.
PoTAroEs.--There Is a fair stock of good
potatoes in market ut 05 TO Zoe per bushel
FEATHERs.-The market is unchanged
and steady. There IL a fair amount offer
ing, and prime live geese command 10
t@.75c per pound.
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL.


Money IL decidedly nghl, aud obtainable
only on choice names. People are begin
ming 10 realize that a change - taking
place ia the distribution OF funds. There
ts as much currency ia the market as ever,
bot IL Is less generally distributed. Those
who have taken care OF their gains and
kept their business snug are in easy condi-
ton, while those who have been less pru-
dent aud have allowed their improvidence
% keep even pace with their new prosperi-
ny, are finding that q return 10 iirat princf-
Plies Ii not an easy road 20 travel. While
no general revulsion IN likely 10 occur at
present, IL ~ manifest that business must
be brought 70 lover and more practical
level. and the loose games OF speculation
hitherto 80 common and successful, can no
longer be maintained.
\ Bank rates for money rule nj from 10 TO
~ per cent, according 70 time and where
payable.
Exchange on New York II IN fair supply.
No change in rates. Gold has declined,
and IL atiil downward. The buying rate
here Is 40
Government securities are lower, with
q downward tendency We quote a. fol-
lows.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, Nov. lo.-The river rose
feet 2inches since Saturday. weather WEI,
and has been raining of and on since last
evening. Thermometer 80.
PIrTsBURG, Nov. l9.-The river IL . rect
inch high and falling. weather cloudy
and damp.
The only arrival last night was the M. 8.
Mepham, about IL o'clock. with fair trip
to New orleans'v-."The J. 7. Webb went
to Newburg last evening to take freight
for Memphis she win be found at the
wharf this morning ..........The Liberty,
thirty hours overdue, had not arrived at
midnight last night.
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New YORK DEFY Goods Marker.
New YORK, Nov. 10.

by IeIeBrHpu@I NEW lOHki NUFF 10
There IL considerable irregularity OF
feeling and opinion In the dry goods mar
ket. The absence OF buyers from The Job
bling houses indicates n further decline In
goods, while, on the contrary, the agents
accept the steadiness of the cotton market
as amore hopeful sign. There is but little
decided change in prices from Saturday
although the present quotations are nom.
inal and prices tend downward. Should
there be reaction In cotton aad gold, dry
goods would quickly feel IT, but should
both continue downward, dry goods must
follow. The price of Osnaburg Prints was
reduced one cent n yard on Saturday after
noon, by both agents and jobbers; the
business is, however, not much Increased.
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CINCINNATI Market.

BY Telegraph CfsefsTATI. Nov. 10.
FLOUR Dull and 25c. lower, superfne
$40 O0fu 10 10.
WnEAT-Dull, No. / spring $3.50, but IL
was not offered freely at this rate.
CoRH-Dull. No. SIC.
OATs-U Unchanged.
RYE-Uuchnnged.
WHIBKY-Duil, but prices are not lower
In bond SIC.
Hoos-Dull at 80 25aBo rs and no demand.
The receipts are 1928.
MESS PoRK- Sold at 5000, sellers January.
There is no demand ON the spot, and Il IL
selling at 81 30.
GRGEN MEATs- Declined 10 &c. for shout
ders and i014c. for hams.
BAcoN--Dull and unchanged.
LAhD-Seiiing at lIiIc. for prime leaf and
NC. for head and gut In new packages,
with small sales.
GRocERTEs-Dull and lower.
SUGAR-Lower.
Unchanged.
CIIEnsE-U Unchanged and dull.
doLD-l39L.
The markets generally were quite unset
tied and great irregularity In prices. owing
TO tile decline In the gold marget and the
unfavorabie accounts from other markets.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
REVISED WEEKLY.

BANKS.
Evansville National Bank, Main Street
First National Bank, Main Street.
Merchants National Bank, Main Street.
w. j. Lowry & Co, First Street.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
Carpenter, White q Baker, First Street.
MacIsey. Nisbet q Co.. Main Street.
q. Maghee q Co., First Street
RETAIL DRY GooDs.
]. IT, s. A. Coolidge, First Street.
Head Il Mooney, Main Street.
SchaplSer. Bussing & Co., Main Street.
Weed & Glass, Main Street.
WHOLESALE GRoCERs.
1. & ID. Heimann, Main Street.
oberdorfer n Co., Water Street.
RETAIL GRoCERs.
y. IL. Cook, Main Street.
j. Il. Elliott g. Son, Third street.
Habbe & PmfIlih, Main Street.
Hcdderich & Lauer Sycamore Street.
l.. Iglehart & Co., Third Street.
Parsons, Scoville & Co., Main Street
K. =. huston & Co., Water Street.
Viclery Brothers, Main Street.
Weaver, Read a. Bennett, Locust Street.
DRUGS.
+. @. Bridwell & Co., Main Street.
Cloud q Akin,
A. @. Hallock, First Street.
Keller & White. Main Street.
+ LEIGH & Maghee, Cincinnati, Ohio.
III. j.. Schlaepfer, Main Street
Sparks q Picquet, Zoo ="
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Read, Morgan e. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. s. Kicker, Second Street
p. Semonin, Main Street.
T.. W.Turner, First street. Z ksA fft
QUEENswARE.
Hollingswortn Bros, First Street,
Lichten & Ichenhauser, First street.
Mark & Warren, Main Street
- a}p' IRON. q s.9 ia iH
Samuel Orr, Water Street. ftgE
WHOLESALE NOTIONS.
Curnick Brothers, Main Street. ''''i -
PAPER HOUSE. ~
y. N. Decker q Co., First Street.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
w. E. French & Co., First Street.
+ CLOTH HOUSE.
II. Feldman q Co., First Street. 1
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
J. II. Lotspeich, First Street.
3. N. Smith & Co., Main Street.
MILLINERY.
Schapker, Busting & Co., Nal Street.
Mrs. F. wagley, Second Street.
HATS AND CAPS.
Lanphear & Mitchell, First Street. rr
Vautier & Marconnier, Fur Goods, Main
Street. 58fg sffa4 enH4
Warren & Conyngton, Main Streets.
-hao ADJUSTMENTS. nsefe ,ga.I
New Metropolitan Theater, First Street.
CoNFECTToNERs. ~
Altering & HassIer, First Street
III. Hermann, Main Street,
FURNITURE.
& Rees Il Akers, Main Street. ~
L. Q. Smith, Chairs, Thir Street.
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
Henry Aver, Sycamore Street.
Sonntag a Gamble, First Street
BOAT STORES.
]. Sinzich h Son, Water Street.
LUMBER.
John f. Glover, Main Street.
James Swanson & Son. Water Street.
PLANNING MILLS.
Hunnel = Sons. Walnut Street.
Steel a. Tribble, Second Street.
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From Republican, nth.
Chicago Lumber Market.

Yard prices are quoted IA follows:
LUMBER-First, clear |, "a
~. and Inch, % m.,.,............. 500 00g65 90
Second clear, ], n and 2 inch s. 000160 90
Third clear. inch. .....4........... 80 00ob0 90
First and second clear flooring
together rongh-the same as
second clear, wide. ............... so 0O61h5 90
Common flooring. rough s........ 80 00e136 90
dooring ...;.1..;...., ..''..,..,..,. 80 OO@i2 90
Matched aud dressed inch
common flooring. "a 00Q936 90
First aud second clear siding
toRether.. ......,....... ~ VO0Bj2 %
First common dressed siding % 00@25 %
Wagon box boards, select 10
inch and upward. ................. IS 00n40 %
A stock boards, u inches...... 30 000s37 90
Is stock boards, ~ inchea.... Is 00Q5Z 90
Common boards, Joist, scnnt-
in9s, fencing, and small TIM
ber, IL 10 10 feet long............. % 0O0g24 90
Joist and scantling, IL To 20 feet % 00lg25 90
70 49, 49, % OO@oO 90
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Notice of Order to Widen and Ez
tend Front or Water Street, belgp
IAet Street

Leet Street.
AYOTECE IN HEREBY GIVEI
IN that the Common Council OF txhe
city OF Evansville, at its session on the IA
day of October, 1896, passed an order t8
widen and extend Front or Water Stress.
below Beet Street. OF the city OF Evaua-
Vile, In the following manner, viz:
The upper or northeast line Of said atroea
t0commence at the corner OF Lot No. &, im
the Lower Enlargement, being the corner
OF Water and Lect Streets, and running
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY to point on tho
southeast side OF Goodse!l Street, nfty-ntne
and half 500 feet northeast OF the pres
ent line OF said Front or Water Street, 81
shown on the map; and thence by q
straight line in the same direction until A.
lntersects the north line OF said FroEa
street ~ q point thirty-two (32) feet west
ward OF the west side OF the alley running
through Block No. 100, Lamasco, and the
lower or southwestern line OF said street 90
be eighty 100 feet distant from said FIRST
described line, and parallel thereto; max
ing said street OF The width OF eighty (So,
feet.
All persons owning or claiming real e.
tate adjoining or AUDITING upon said stree4
As proposed 10 be wtdened and extended
and feeling themselves aggrieved by aaLA
order, may have redress by making ap-
plication 70 said Council within six weekx
from the publication OF this order.
BY order OF the Council.
A. M. McGRlFF, Clerk,
CITY Clerks ONCE, October 30th, 1886.
oc3O dow
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SC. Louis Market.

BY telegraph ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 10.
FLouR-Dul1 and lower; Fall superfine
~ 50@l0 so; Spring extra $40 OO@lO %
double extra 81 2hGl2 90.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy good Spring
" l2@2 %; prime FAN 81 60@2 65; choice
81 700g2 IL
u CORN Unsettled and lower; old mixed
yellow 81 05@i 0S; yellow and white 81 l09
l ~ choice new yellow 90a05c.
Il OATS-Dull; 456p40c for choice.
K PoRK-Nominal. III ma n ~.
BAcoN-Quiet; shoulders l5c; clear sides
WHIsKY-Inactive; 81 49,
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[From the Register, November 10.
TrOntOn Iron Market.

Nothing has occurred In the market this
week Of especial notice. transactions have
been very limited THERE'S no attempt 70
force sales on the part OF holders, AZ the
prospects OF low stocks existing before
next years blast, are very definite. No.
foundery is still held at %f8 000g6O 90; No.
2mill at $i7 90. Bar iron is very firm and
active. There are new Indications OF an
advance-naiis are active at ~ 30 for l0d.
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New orleans Market.

by telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
COTTON Firm sales OF 400 bales OF low
middilng at 3l@32c; middling 34c; receipts
OF 4, 800 bales.
sUGAR--Du1l; fair 12sl2Iac.
MoLAasEs- Dull prime zoe choice 75@sOc.
SrERIINQ-M.
New York ExcHANoE-L TO &c prem.
FREIGHns-U nsettlcd.
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Compound notes have recently declined,
ut are atm nj q premium oyer accrued In
srcst we give sitiotations below: 'a's -

Tho following quotations are from the
,mce.of w. j. Lowry & Co.. Bankers. No.
FIRST street. tlefff tssA4f ..tffg e4t8
nANKABLE FUNDS.
u. X. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
State Bank Of Indiana.
State Bank OF Ohio.
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steinback, Wack & Co. Main Street.
Lewis Q. Weber, Third street.