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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
nnNrI.AGRArIoNs.

The Chocolate and Spice Mills, belonging
to c. j. Fell s. Brother, near the Brandy
wine Springs, about five miles from this city
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday last, TO-
ge,her with the entire machinery, and n
large amount of material TO be manufactured
into chocolate, spices, sc. The fire was
discovered on Monday evening, near one OF
the sets of mill stones, and extingushed, as
those engaged in the mill supposed, as the
locality where the fire originated was exam
ined several times before the mill was closed
aud not spark could be seen. Such, howev-
er, was not the case, as about a o'clock, on
Tuesday morning, the citizens of the viein'
ity were awakened to find the whole build
ing wrapped in flames. By the exertions ol
the citizens the box mill, and the residence
Of the foreman were saved. The mill was
an extensive building, being four stories
high and 40 by 90 feet, and was very old
The total loss will reach 500, 900, on whicl
there is an insurance of SIG, 900 Messrs.
Fell have made arrangements to rebuild i'm
medately, and in the meantime, have pro-
cured another mill, where operations viii
be commenced at once. Their ability Il
supply the trade with the articles they man
ulacture, will not be materially interferet
with, as they have other mills in operation
The Fell family have been engaged in tm
business over century in this county, ant
this is the first time fire has occurred il
any of their mills. 1t is supposed that a mai
or some other hard substance got betwcel
the stones and that sparks were thrown ou
which ignited the building.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
nLnorRIcITY.

MEDICAL ELEoTRICITY.
DR C II. LAWT0N,
Lss Of Nov York and PhilAdsphIa, would say to his
frisuds and the public that he may still be found at
No. 913 MARKET STREET,
Whore hs is treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
OF avery deuerpop with the most gratifying results
BY his NBW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL ELkOfKylIH, 4,
pystsm of practice based strictly priI cple
thorough knowledge Of which is not only necessary IN
order Insure sucreaHu treatment, but without which
the application Of Electricity In any form but DANCE
rous experiment We give below list Of diseases to tho
treatment Of which tha system Is especially adapted aud
in which We have been most sueeeakiul
Amanroais blindness from paralysis OF the optic Lerve
Ananorrho9A Interruption retention Of the menses,
Aphona suppression OF the voice. asthma, aguei oha,
ehorea St Vitus Dance constipation, eatArrh, eonsnmp
ton in its early stages cough chloes codneas OF itet
and hands, cramps cancers deafness, wneh o' pare
nauenee, gravel. gotrs, hyeterlAi hip disease lmpo
enee, luinbaso liver complaints, locNaw, neuralgia,
nervousness pllea, palsy, rheumatism spinal uisesss
eurVatures, and tumurR. ~.
In uterine Cor womb disease ita value cannot be eft
mated prolApsus miFp Aciment ulearatons and other
forms OF womb Diseases promptly relieved and pefmA-
nenlly cured III au Incredibly short space cf time
REFERENCRS.
We have the pleasure OF fefrring those who may wish
to undertake Electrical treatment to the following wO
known citizens OF Wilmington aud vicinity, who have
been treated by u and witnessed In others
Joseph BrInghArst, 2l9 West street.
| Edward Il. Rice sol shipley street
| W. II. NAf, 4 Kast Fourth street.
| Charles II. uordon, 82l Market street
George Clsand of Seventh and Washington sts
| II. H. Jones. corner Of Filth and Market streets
Wm. l.. Rudolph 2l7 Market street.
Dr.. Washington Russell, ohristiana, Del.
Walter Y. souihEAte, '' fabiscsepi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

Presbytery.-The next stated meeting Of
the Wilmington Presbvtery will be held in
the Presbyterian Church at FELTON, on Tues
day, Sept. 17th, at n O'Clock, p. M. Open
ing services by Rev. Henry Matthews.
Wednesday morning, religious exercises for
the Lay Power in our Churches" opened
by Rev. VIM. Aikman. At half-past three
p. M, address on Foreign Missions by Rev.
q. Webb; on Home Missions by Rev. II. ].
Gaylord; on Sabbath Schools by Rev. ]. w.
Mears. Evening sermon by Rev. d. w.
Emmerson, on Systematic Benevolence.
Thursday morning, religious services for
ratives and free conversation on the state OF
religion in the churches. At 2 p. IN, the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper Sermon
by Rev. j. Patton, d. d.
WIN AIKMAN, Stated Clerk.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

walls to an extent that would asionish So
ciety, we're II uncovered Of the veil, which
the semblancs OF professional authority hungs
over the victim and the dealer. Can nothing
be done 10 check this growing evil-this
leprosy of mind and Dodyg We have in
fluence with many legislatures, and our sug-
gestions have always been received with
marked respect and attention. Gentlemen,
can we do nothing 10 obviate this evilP Alas
brotherhood 1t is not for me, in the posi-
tion with which you have honored me, TO
propose any measure; but / most heartily
commend the subject to your earnest con-
sideraton, as it affects ''our honor, our in
terests, our respectabllity."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

A DISPATCH FROM Washington informs
us that Col VIM. Hemphill Jones, formerly
of this city, has been temporarily appointed
acting First Comptroller of the Treasury
during the absence Of Mr., Taylor, the regu-
lar incumbent Cod Jones has been in the
CONTROLLERS Office for many years, and pos
sesses IL larger experience concerning lis aF-
fairs, than, perhaps, any other gentleman
now in Washington
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
LITNI,ARY Nor1cEs.

DemOrest's Young America -
The present (october) number closes the
first year of this popular juvenile periodical,
which in that short space OF time has won
its way to thousands of ehildreu's hearts.
It's toys, and colored illustrations, its ''puz
zle" pictures, and other quite original and
attractive features, render it unique among
periodicals for children; and we would ad-
wise them to lose no time IN renewing their
subscriptions. Something very novel and
attractive is promised for the Christmas
holidays. Subscription price, $3.50, with a
microscope, book, pocket knife, or other
handsome premium. Address w. Jennings
Demorest, 47s Broadway, New York
Democrats Illustrated Monthlg.-
The October number of this iavorite parlor
periodical comes 10 us rich as ever, in that
peculiar array of attractions which render it
so welcome in the family circle; and with
additional recommendation to the favor ol
Indies, in the shape Of al extra fashion plate
of large size, which gives the fashionable
promenade dresses for ihs season. This
feature is to be continued, without any abate,
ment of other distinctive and popular lea.
tures-an evidence of enterprise on the part
of the publisher which is characteristic, and
tells the secret of success. Subscription
price, So, with valuable premium. Address
W. jennings Demorest, 473 Broadway, New
| York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

also hold the refusal Of 1900 ACRES Ov I,s0
~ central mart Of Virginia, 10 miles from Ps,t,ba
and wood. beleyeitA more healthy lorao5 ana 1.I .
nsturs land than is sailing In this sAis t w.
hundred dollars per acre, and puly IA hours tr,vs ~
this city will buy the tract In company Siib H. ~
more persons who will go on and improve IT, 4'' "
1t can be bought for less than ion thousand dol,,
}. A. BROWN
auBzO-zm Wilmington, Dslav,,.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

NEW York i, talking of bridge over the
East river, from the City Hall Park to Full
ton Street in Brooklyn, al a cost of seven
millions of dollars. The Engineer has given
a detailed statement OF It's feasibility, and
the Gothamites will undoubtedly build the
Bridge.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

THE PEOPLE of St. Louis gave grand
reception to the hero of the Shenandoah
valley, the gallant Sheridan, on Monday
night last. There was torch-lght process
sion nearly TWO miles long, and the most
unbounded enthusiasm was manifested. -
Eloquent speeches were made by Lieut.
Gov. Smith, Gen. Carl Shurz and Gen. Pile
Gen. Sheridan, made few remarks thank
ing the people for the enthusiastic welcome
given him. 1t was just such an ovation as
is due from loyal people to brave soldier
who has honestly performed his duty, for
the best interests of his country.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

GEN. Z. F. Cooke, Secretary of the Uni
ted States Legation, at Santiago, Chill, died
on the 9th of August, of disease contract
ed IN the Richmond rebel prisons lie wal
n brave soldier and rendered good service
in the army of the Potomac.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

TIE AuTUMNAL EXHIBITION of the Del
aware Horticultural Society will commence
on next Wednesday evening, and continue
during the day and evening for the remain.
der of the week. AS the proceeds of the
exhibition are for the benefit of the Home
for Friendless Children, every person ought
to feel interested in the success OF the socie
ty's efforts on this occasion. Besides wit
Messing most beautiful display OF Fruits,
Flowers and other articles, and designs OF
rare skill aud merit, visitors will have the
satisfaction of knowing that they are assist
ing, pecuniarily, one of the best and most
useful Philanthropic institutions in the State
Of Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

Tine Albany Erenfng journal says "MIp
Stewards sslt-respect will prevent him from
remaining much longer in his present Office. y
We think ii was Mr.. Stewards want of self
respect that has induced him 10 remain
where he is so long.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

John s. Jester, OF Dover, has heen ap
pointed Clerk OF the Peace OF Kent county
by Governor salisbury, in place of W. N.
W. Dorsey, whose term expired.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

TnH sixth AVENUE HOUSE. mas ho 49,.
Zen lin Alley, Ice House, aud ona sous,s hOOAi
we'll calculated for hotel or any psblis IL mould
This property will sell for lsss than Il wonld
tile buildings on IT, or exchanged for other n,oa. "
J, A. BROWN, West WITRIsyJ,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
VIRGINIA LAND.

HAVE 1000 ACRES OF aooD FARM t,yn
within 80 minutes ride Of tha City Of petarssnts,A
"a hours from Wilmington by Railroad that Vi iaa ".
in lots oil from 10 to lOO acres, at $40 per acre "
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

THE MAINE ELECTION. The election for
State officers took place in Maine, on Mon.
day, and resulted iE the reelection of Gov.
Chamberlain, Republican, by reduced ma :
jority. Both branches of the Legislature
will be Republican, although the Democrats
gain number of Representatives The
vote is light, which accounts for the losses
sustained by the RenubIicans.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
6Oo Market street, Wilmington, Dsiawu
Aug %. l587tf
L No. !. 4 TiiREE STORY DRlcK HOUSE, ca pD

INOR SALE.
street, above Fifth strest.
NOE STORE DWELLING, &e, on Fourth street.
between Market and King Streets II very dslinb,
part Of the city for business of any kind.
No, 3, FIVE TWO STORY BRlGK HOUSES on Nc
Oaulley. street near Lombard, between Eleventh aai
Twelfth streets.
No. 4 A BKIcR DWELLING on TatnAll street .bo,,
Second Btreet
No. 8. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE At ,orn,,
Of Seventh and French streets uooi buAiness Stand
No. 6. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on Pw1t
street, drsl house West OF h Ack Horta Hotel Cod
stand for store and boarding mouse.
Also, Ramber Of other House. end Lots Apply 10
MM. McCAULLki
ian2S 8 8 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

IN OF THR
DELAWARE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY,
WILL oFRN AT
INSTITUTE HAIL, WILMINGTON, DEL,
ON THK EVENING or
WEDNESDAY, THE 1sth oF SEPTEMBER
CONTINUE THRouGH
THURSDAY 10, FRIDAY 40 AND SATURDAY III.
DAY AND EVENING.
Good Music and Refreshments every evening.
Proceeds for the beneht Of the Home or FFisnsless
Children
Contributions and articles may b. aont to place Of Ex-
hibltlon or before the 18th.
Premiums offered for fruita. Flowers Vegetables De-
aigns SO for list OF which apply IN
EDWARD TATNALL, in,
Hertl3-2t seerHtArv.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

FITz JoHN PoRTER, who was tried and
convicted for unsoldierly conduct during the
rebellion, has petitioned the President to
grant him new trial. His sentence was
dismissal from the army and disqualification
to hold any office under the government.
His request will probably be granted, as he
promises new evidence.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
- FOR sALK on EXCHANGE F0V

n.@ OTHER PROPERTY IN WILMINGTON N'f
-gAh Farm rontHiuing 1896 acres more or l.,, 4,
naie near lincoln within miles Of Milford 10 (eiH
miles oi Depot on the Railroad from Milford a g.o,,
town One hundred and ten acres are eleared llssJ
unusually healthy place the water excellent tbe hor
and three upstairt; out-buildlngs very modetats ~
orchard the ground though poor Of excellent p.tg,,
quality capable Of raising wheat rye oats corn a.
other crop, with little lime and fertilizer Clov,
Timothy grow WE'LL 1t ia said, land 10 the eous
better adapted to peaches aud all kinds Of fruits M
vegetab Us. There 10 now a crop OF corn gloainy "
shares Pos esson would be given uithn m'nSI
And good horsecarriage. farm wagon and soma l,,I
implements. with household furniture which Woud 4.
sold at valuation. II desired. This place will b. NJ
posed oil low, upon favorable tsrms and h desirable hi
farming or speculation, Apply to W
sWM McCAULLgY
coo Market etreet, Wilmington D,avus
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
HOUSE LOTS Fon sALp,

ABOUT 30 HOUSE LOTS, very dsulrsblv si,.,.,,.
west wilmington at private sale al Auction press
j. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
BOOTS AND SHOES.
fNuR MOTTO is TO PLEASE ALL.
LOOK HERE.
THE PLACE TO BUY.
j. w. mEGAW's
is AT No. 1923 MARKET STREET
tons door below Secondly
WILMINGTON DELAWARE

Where you can get the
BEST AND CHEAPEST
Is o o rs A N ID $ 40 IL *,
OF THE LATEST Fashions,
To be found In thinfclty.
1t Is fact worth knowing that MBGAW, maker TO
order and sells the very hast Booa aud Shoes, Of all
styles, ana finished In the most workmAnllke manner.
He employs but nTst rate workmen, and uses
nothing but the beat materials
Any having doubts about the truth Of the state
ments made above have only to call at No 1913 Market
straet, to aud be convinced. Imar2B-cApr23.lY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
jyl241 No East Third USH sirsst, IES WiIassioa D
=, ron sALE.--THAT VALUABLl

AL FOR SALE.--THAT VALUABLE
S5ze1 FARM, situate partly In the City OF Wilmington
HAL and partly In Chistrana Hundred, known the
s1-A1 Warner or Wright" Farm, adjoining lands u
Henry o. BauHing, ESD. lhrmAA Y. Bayafd, Esq, Qle
Col DaVss) DR. Brown, Mrs Connell and others contain
iAg about ITO more less This property has
tral Of the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING slTks
around Wilmington es on both side. Of tue RA.ltoM
and Turnpike, aud Ia In every way desirable ipsu
ialion by operators In Real Estate. few gentlemen
who desire handsome locations for private retdente
Apply to WIN. McCAULLEY,
js26 II COG Market Street, Wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
~ VALUABLE PROPERTY n

mlRN ODESSA FOR sALE.-No. /, hAndsome thns
l,ip story BRICK HOUSE, the main building III
iA which s2i by 80 feet, with double pArorI, arss
dlnng ROOM kitchen and bath room large garden sui
lawn, with Rhrubhery, shade tIees aud small ru d
almost every variety
No. 2. One lot Of ground, Of FIVE ACRES, ons d
TWO ACRES aud one OF ONE ACRe.
No. Four small tsnements, well located with gaf.
doua attached
No. 4. stable sufficient for three horsH aud three oyi
Also two carriage houses and small graDary Apply 10
UGLE & TOWNSEND,
jy12.JtJ No 4 East Third Street, Wllmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
IN vIRoINIA. a oouNrnr sr. r.n

Three miles out of tho City Of pslersbp,y s,v,,
SIX ACRES with good buildings aud pIsntS oi w..
Price, $4,000, 'JlR Rpnrriws Sl risl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
W. MccAULLgY,
COG Market street,
oet26 Wilmington, Delaware

LNOH BALE.--A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK
H HOUSE, Of modern style, having 10 large iooni,
good dry cellar The house is furnished with water g
and pRror heater. The lot Ia 90 feet 'front.' las dsR
hAvAg shade trees. and variety Of grapes and oihs
small fruits Is beautifully situated Washington street
No sla having elegant prospect Of town aud country
Apply to nM. MeOAULLEY,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
seplla8t u, 4, MnI,bni a. : MSsH1, Ms1.an,

THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON
Il the 10Th day OF SEPTEMBER, A. b., 1867 Warrant
iu Bankruptcy was ISSUED against ths Estate Of John
Parker Of Wilmington, in the County Of New Castle and
state Of Delaware who has been Adiudsed Bankrupt
on bis own petition
1htt the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt to him, for his
dsn by law.
That meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt TO
prove their debs and to oh AAsigness Of
MS Estate, will be held At Court OF Bankruptcy be
holden 10 the City Of Wilmington at the ONE Of Levi q
Bird on the Northeast corner OF sixth and King Streets
before Levi G. Bird, ks1iisr on the 93d day Of septem
ber, d., 1871, at 4 O'Clock r. NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13

uE- If you want TO sell your house ~
farm send me description, with lowest
price and terms Printed catalogues for free
distribution issued every month. No charge
unless l sell. A.. r. WooLsToN, Real Estate
Broker, 5l2 King Street, Wilmington, Del.
sS-LADIgs' TRUssEs. SUPPORTERS. ELASTIC
BaudAges, Beits, stoeklnsa Knee Caps, BANNINGs q
Light Prench and dermap Rupture Trussos syrngea In
great variety, &es 81.
At "NRBDLK5'" on
TWELFTH STREET, FIRsT Door BELow RACE, pHILA-
pELTHIA. (lhis Department iA conducted Ernlutipsiy
Jor Females and Children by Competent Ladies' aud this
Stock adapted 10 their Special WAuts) In adjusting
our Mechanical Remedies combine correct constr
tiOn, with ease and comfort.
Organized by the Proprietor
C. n. NEEDLES
Professional Adiustsr Of TTuase-, &e &o..
CoRsRR 1wELFrH AND RAon eTHAHIs,
mAYs-6moa PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Containing l40 acres more or less situate on The
Brandywiue, In ChrstiAnA hundred Nav Castle eounty
aud state Of Delaware adjoining lands Of Morris lAms
Thomas Wilson, and others The buildings an excel
lent stans House and Barn. both supplied with water
fiOm pipes from sprlngs. There stunning water evey
field. Good apple orchard and great variety Of ehoua
pears and grapes II has 35 very Brandy
wine meadow, with 30 acres OF woodland all In hVh
state OF cultivation within five miles VI the Whining
ton city line. II Is very healthy and desirable pro-
pertY Apply to W. MoCAULLEY,
sos Market Street,
Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
Sept. 20, 1866.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE CON-
tanning two hundred acres, more or less, situate 10
Rod Lion Huudred New Castle County, aud State ol
Delaware. the River road, I'VE miles from New Caste
The buildings excellent brick house with II rooms
good barn, spring house, Ice house and other out build
ings. Also two story tenant house Ia healthy and
desirable property. Apply to
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
IN BANKRUPTCY.

This is TO GIVE NOTICEi THAT ON
the 9Th day Of SEPrhMBER, A. D., 1867, a Warrant
N Bankrnpey issued against the Estate OF Rsrsnga
uoud Of Wilmington, the County OF New Castle and
state Of Delaware, who has been adj judged Bankrupt
on bis ov petition.
That tbs payment Of any debts and delivery Of RDy
property belonging such Bankrupt to him or for III
den by law.
That meeting Of lbe creditors Of the said BAnkrupt
10 prove their debts, and to choose one or more
Of his ksatR will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy to
be hodep At the office OF Levi Bird, on the North as
corner Of Sixth and King Streets Ia the City OF VIII
mington before vi c. Bird Reglstsr the 2ad day Of
septeGber, A, D., 1857, at 10 o'clock, A, NJ
sspla8t us. Mnrshai az Mss.sn,,sr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-13
fIlmE sTXTu AVENUE uOUsE Do LET,

i with without the furniture or active partner
wantad TO manage it, Bsslring to devote my time Y
other busnoaR will let at reasonable rent 10 gool
tenant, with three hundred dollars nanh OF boaTie
u .he honse to commence With and plenty Sp p,r
will he received, II should offer, calculated 10
manage The business, and mlSs IL profitable .,,,,,
naY3t-tf . A. BROWN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-19
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, November 1S.-Speaker
Colfax arrived this evening.
An evening paper reports caucus of
leading Democrats here, who, after several
hours consultation, settled on James B.
Steedman and John Quincy Adams as
candidates for President and Vice Pre-
sident. [Stuff.]
The Judiciary Committee commenced
their impeachment testimony to-day.
Hon. f: Cooper has been appointed AS
sistant Secretary of the Treasury, and will
enter on bis duties on the lst of December.
The revenue receipts to-day were $685.
900.
A private letter from General McClel-
Ian says he will under no circumstances
accept public office.
General Canby's report, as Commander
of the Second District, to General Grant
is published. The troops in his district are
al commissioned officers and 2,773 enlist
ed men. $50 cases have been tried by
military tribunals. The expense Of re-
construction, so far, considerably exceeds
$3.50. 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-19
Tho Markets.

New YORK, November IS Noon
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dull and
in favor Of buyers. Corn 1@2c. better.
Pork-mcss, S2l. Lard dull. Cotton
quiet at l731glSc. Freights quiet. Tur-
pentinc very firm at 54laG55c. Rosin
quiet at $3.50.
Stocks active, but lower after the call.
Gold, l395s. Money, per cent. Ster-
ling unchanged. 5-20's, 'G2, coupons, 1857.
Tennessee 6's, 641a.
New YORK, November lS.-Cotton-
Sales of 1900 bales at l73l@lSc. Flour
dull State, $S.40G$l0.25; southern, SlOG
SlO.25. Wheat tirmer; amber, 500. Corn
steady. Oats dull. Provisions dull. Whls-
KEY quiet. Groceries quiet. Carolina
rice, 9a915c. Turpentine, 54G55c. Rosin,
S3.4OGSS. cights-Cotton, per sail, JIG.
Governments steady. Money, per cent.
Gold, 1898. North Carolina 6's, 53341.
BALTIMORE, November lS.-Cotton very
dull at II &c. Flour dull; nothing doing.
Wheat steady prime red, $2.50G$2.55.
Corn firm old, Sl.359sl 81 new, sl.l58
Sl.2S. Oats dull at 70974c. Rye, $4,000.
Provisions very dull.
ST. LOUIS, November lS.-Flour dull
Corn unsettled at s0990c. Provisions
quiet.
CINCINNATI, November lS.-Flour IN
changed. Corn, 93g94c. Mess pork, $40
Bacon unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, November lS.-Superfine
-four, IS. Corn, Csc.