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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph = CINcINNArI. Nov. 2.
FLoUR-Dull, prices tending downward
family $40 60aI0 70: extra, rs 759lQ e.
for No. red; 3 10 for the same grade OF
Spring.
CORN-DuIl; &c for new ear. H
OATS Closed firm ar 64at65c for No. 1.
RYE-Unchanged.
BARLEY-1n active demand; 81 60gI 20
for Fan; holders ask higher prices.
CoTTJN-Duu: no demand; middl1ng
nominaily I31Ic.
ToB4 Geo quiet and steady, with sales 81
hhds. 80
WHIsKY-Uncharged
HoGS-DulI. owing IL the mi q Weaf her.
Sales at Sc 20t15 - gross. ana % 0O9S 40 net,
for those averaging 200 TO 230 lbs. net. Re
ceipts, 900 head.
Mess PORK-Sl9 5000 90.
LARD-At lls49l2c.
GREEN MEATS-Inactive owing to the
weather, and but very little done; may be
quoted al 6s497c for shoulders, Ssz99c for
SIDES, and ll149ll13c for hams. No bacon
ll@l%c.
BUTfER STEADY; 3S@S5c for Central Ohio
choice, IN rolls.
EGGS-Higher; closing at Csc.
SEED-Clover dali at Sl2 90. Timothy at
81 %. Flax in good demand at 81 90.
APPLES-DulI at 81 5012 80.
POTATOES 81 S. 90 T. Dbl, and 81 90
2 bushel, on arrival.
BEEF CATTLE-DuIl and without change
receipts not so large.
SHEEP-Dull.
= GROCERIES changed and dull.
GoLD-At lS9 buying at the close.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph.i CHICAGO. Nov. 2.
FLoUR-Dun at IS 5O@l0 for Spring Ex-
ira.
WHEAT-Dnu: No. 3a4c, and No. 2 &c
lower; closing dull at 81 81 for No. l; 81 II
for No. 2. -
6 CORN-Opened firm at 961&G97 for No. 2;
subsequently Weakened; closing a 9215.
OATs &c higher; 561z@57c.
kYE-Firm and l@2c higher; 81 3091 81
for No. 2.
BARLEY-Steady; 81 40 for No. 2.
PROVISIONS Dull.
PoRK--Mess $40 so for sweet p ckled.
HAMS-ll5zc.
LARD-DuIl at Il1zc for old, and l2c for
new.
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet and steady at 50 80
as 80 Tor Texan steers; 81 2595 90 for pack
ing steers.
HoGs-Quiet and 25@35c lower; IS 3N@6 90
for medium to good; IS 1896 20 for good. to
choice smooth.
REcEIPTs2 Flour, lo,OeO barrels !. wheat,
5000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats,
q GOO bushels; hogs ID, 400.
SHIPMENrS-FlOur, II 900 barrels; wheat,
$4,000 bushe 81 corn, $4,000 bushels; oats,
1000 bushels.
FREIGHrs-Dun; 1885 for corn to Buff
fasiO.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November q, Evening.-Dis-
patches from Florence state that the
Italian Parliament will convene on the
5th OF the ensuing month. Baron Ratazzi,
formerly Prime Minister, is certain to be
made President OF The popular branch of
Parliament. ga
IL is said that General Menabrea, present
Prime Minister, has issued another note,
wherein the action OF France in invading
the Papal states. is severely denounced.
LONDON, November 22-The Colonial
Office is n receipt OF dispatches from gov
eminent officials IN the " est Indies rela-
tive 10 the alleged TOrtola disasters indi-
eating that the accounts heretofore pubs
lished have been greatly exaggerated.
While il is true Tn at the West India IslanCs
were visited 10y O severe hurricane near
the close of last month. there is no EVIL
dence that Tortoia Suffered any NOR or in
any other way than the other islands in
that quarter.
Dispatches containing the gratifying an
telIgeuce OF the safety of DR.. Livingstone,
the eelebra ted Traveller and exp lorer, have
been received. Tne particulars are few,
but the Doctor was known TO have been
sa e and Wen n A pril last. He was then
exploring the wastes OF Africa, hundreds
OF miles rom the sea coast .
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ST. LOUIS.
RObber Indicted-Grand Jury Em-.
panneIed-Suit for the Sinking of
Steamboat. .-.---

ST. LOUIS, Novemb Der 22.-The Grand
Jury yesterday found two indictments
against Joseph Meyers, implicated in the
robbery of Taussig. Guef & Co, one for re-
ceiving STOLEN goods, and the other for
grand larceny.
L. X. Strouss, mixed up in some matter.
surrendered himself to-day, and was re-
leased in five thousand dollars bonds. ~
After several days effort, a jury has been
Headington, charged with kiHfAg a bar
keeper at the GduIL House, named Wal
teaspel. last December. Headington was
surgeon in the rebel army, and has rich
friends.
In 1854, the steamers Des Moines and
Katie cOllided near Nashville, and the lat
ter was sunk. Hiram K HaZlett and
Adam Weaver, owners of the Katie, have
sued Peter Conrad, owner of the Des
Moines, for forty thousand dollars. The
case was tah en- mp to the District Court
YESTERDAY
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LATEST 2. NJ.
New orIean Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. p.
CoTToN-Quiet and easier; middling Or
leans 1919, Sales to-day 400 bales; re-
ceipts, 5,239 bales; exports, 1886 bales. Re-
ceipts for the week Is, 34S bal es; sales q, 300
bales; exports .14,677, bales. stock 81, U93
bales. --..sr ...rc- w
SUGAR And MoLlAssES-U n changed.
FLoUR-DuIl and lower; supeEffne IS 50
as 70; choice Sl3 009l3 ..
CoRS-Drooping; quoted at I0@I5c lower.
OATs-Inact1ve at TIC.
PoRK-Dull; held fir mly at 500 90.
BACOS-Retailing at l2I2c for shoulders,
and 1910 for clear sides.
LARD Quiet and steady; fierce 121zc.
keg l3c.
GOLD-139H.
STERLING ExCHANGE-50953
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TELEGR AP H.
For Commercial and River Dispatches see
FIFTH Page.
Jeff Davis in Richmond.
His Counsel will Object to
Judge Underwood Try
ing the Case.
viii Object to Negro Jury
Grants Estimate of the Elk
penses of the War
Department.
Electi IN in N orth Carolina.
Phe Radicals Carry the
state.
Electi IN in North Carolina.
The Radicals Carry the
state.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Right OF Way for RallrOads-Furni-
ture and Good Will OF the Palmer
House Stockholders Arrested.

Especial to the Evansville JournaI.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. =. - The County
Commissioners granted, to-day, to aid in
purchasing the right of way. fifteen thou
sand dollars to the junction Railroad; ten
thousand to the Indiana and Illinois Gem
trail, and seven thousand five hundred to
the Vincennes.
The furniture and good will Of the Pal
mer House were sold to-day to ], r. Vim
cent, of Franklin, for So, 900.
Two cousins, Elijah and Arehey Hamil-
ton, were arrested to- day for robbing Lewis
Helle, on the bluff road, last night. They
were committed to jail on 5000, each,
bail. The police are on tn track of three
men who robbed Fielding Beeler on the
MOrrisvine Road, last night.
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Z GAN ADA,
Whether Citizens Of the United
d States are TO have facilities az
fOrded fer obtaining Patents In
Canada-FenIaR Raids Expected.

OTTAWA &C. W. November 22.-In the
House last light, notice of motion was
given TO ascert ain whether it is the inten-
ton of the Governmental extend to citl-
zenS OF the u nited states facilities for OBJ
tanning patents In Canada that are afford
cd citizens of the Dominion.
The failures of r. Hudson IL Co., MOntre-
al. and Forsyth & Kemberton, Quebec,
caused considerable excitement in com
mercial circles here. and IL IS believed that
several smaller houses Will be involved
THE Montreal Gazette advises people on
the frontier to keep a sharp lookout to-
morrow for Fenian raids.
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Failure. of Kentdcky Cattle Traders

ID Our cattle men are having a hard time.
The dispatches report a decline at New
York yesterday. a. j. ShuLtIeworth, of
some of the Kentucky dea ers. Clark
County dealers lose some $4,000.
Joseph Owens, OF this county, whose dis
,0pearance is-StiIl a mystery, leaves debts
amounting to $50 O0G, with a few assets.
A hank in New York City, on which, ii is
said. MIR Owens held some hePTy drafts,
has failed. Some of our Clark County
friends also held Shuttleworth's drafts on
the some bank for cOnsiderab amount.
Mr. s will. we understand, pay 40 cents on
the dollar ESQ. Kendall's drafts on the
same bank were paid the day before its
failure.-Pdris KentucEt01l.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
New York cold and Stock Market.

BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Nov. ..
GodD-Without decided ch ang e; opening
1884. closing at 1895. 81 ~t+
GOVERNMENT STOCKS A shade easieRss
some disposition to press l0-40s, which,
wi llopt any demand. sold down. 10 l0l12.
aScaFcely anything done IN RSls, 'e2ss and
'64S. In 7-50s and new bonds the trade is
large. Out of town the demand for new
bonds is larger than for some days past.
The following we're the prices at the close
'62 IOSg IU81s do. "a, 1850 1859 do. IS. 1867
@ ll614: do, new, 1O7 @I075s; do ~. I0Z 20
l175s; 10-fns, I0I3zzel0l5S; 1905 I551ss5 1864.
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the West showed a marked decrease, thu
exports from New York exceeded half
million bushels of wheat, but viii PROB
ably be considerably less this week. Dry
goods have been firmer, and without any
advance in prices, there has been a better
business and more cheerful feeling.
III the same week last year trade was
~ DUH and prices depressed. In the
dry goods market there was a general de-
prices. Cotton also declined &c D pound
". y Bulletin. p.
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Nems Tork DRY Geads Marriott.

By TelegraphJ =. eNEw. YoRK. Nov.22.
DRY GooBs-Fair deua adt for seasonable
styles of-wooleIls. generally at prices be-
cottOus arezinSfaIF request At prices show
ing butElid le-change.@ TheTe h IS been a
ssheetings, browHand bluesdrilis, and other
Common goods, aud The Stocks of these
Affave become feducea, so eRat for the time
Inarket,- and on a-few styles there is a
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. q.
-CorTox-Laver; sales ], 800 bales a. I71lS
TO- middling nplands- .as Lay - -,
1Q@2Vc lower. sales $500 barrels at s. 2O@
60 O for supeffne state and Western !;
80 209I0 90. for extra Statei SO I0a12 . tor
extra Western; 50 500l2 80 for round hoop
OHIO; SO 0Qgl5 80 for 81. Louis. Californ a
flour nominal; 81 50913 50. sales 80 bar
refs Rye flour at 81 1909 %. =H
WHISKY Without any decided change:
small sales at 30c in bond. s..u s-.lf
WHEAT-Receipts, IS, 207; dun and lower: :
sbf sf 2 = s ResS fS So ~ a o y to 29 g
for No. do = 50 for amber State: - 7Cla
s. % FOR white Calf ornia.
-..Ri yEE-FiEl9eri sales, $50 bushels Western
BARLEY-scarce and firm: sales, q, 0Oo
bushels 1T 81 % for state; 81 659f 60 for
PEszs&Canada, -armer sales, 5000 bushels
at 81 40 in bond. 5.t.. 1r aRf 7srI efeff z
MALT-Quiet.
-CoRS = Receipts, p col. bushels heavy
ard tc l0wa.r: sales of 1900 bushels at
5 34gI 81 for mixed Western; e.psipg at
Il &c 80 Tor new 40; ana 81 20gi . tor
0Xfs = Rf:scaipTs, y, e54 bushgls; heavy {:
sales OF. B9,0o9 bnsl1elss ut s765Sg79}4os fof
~ RI6kGj2uiet at 854a934c for Carolina. >
-CUFETEE-ttry feJ sfTId' ?fTi5l.
@ t-rf 8B5 +. ff. 5ls4}2R e sales of
NoLAssE s-C1 uIet; sales Of l9O barrels Of
csl-ttif usai 70 39 4lc.
AIEt F-fAaf1t Is s+-4 u
81 fI:for refined 10 bond.
Horse uiet and unchanged.
PORK Dull; ssies OF 80 barrels a SO -
go 50 for mss; closing at SO - regular;
rs 49llg p Tor prime so 5e94l 90 for
BEEF Heavy; sales Of 40 barrels at pre-
ViOu> prices; beef hams unchanged; sales
0 80 OArrels a. - QO928 80; Lierce beef
glEfet At 81 % for prime ness on private
terms,
BACON Dull; sales 50 boxes long clear at
CIR CIR 8tEATs III eavy sales $50 packages
at S;56ylGc for shoulders, and l21Z6gl312c for
hams.
49, LARD Heavy and drOoping; sales of
4 900 barreis at125S9 l31sc, with SMALL ets at
1870.
BUrrER-In good demand at 20@45c for
CHEEsE-Heavy at 1r9I5c.
LATEsT-5 p. NJ.
FLOUR-ClOsed dull and Toe lower.
fWHEAT-DuH and 2 uuse ttiept - EfNo.
Spring - 1892 y; No. l spring s. 2592 -.
RYE-EiFn at 81 6Sg91 50 for Western.
OATS-Dull az 7S13G79c for Western.
CoRN-Dull at 81 350 81 for good to prime
mixed Western. and 81 256gl 30 for new do
PoRK-Duil ana heavy at $50 T5ffor mess,
cash and regular. $50 -'
BEEF STEADY with moderate demand.
CUT MEATs-Qutet and unchanged.
bACoN-Dull with declining tendency.
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegrap 4I. LOUISVILLE Nov. q z
TOBACCo-SaIes light; Tugs at IS 90; leaf,
medium to fair at IS 0062I So
FLOUR-DulI; sales of superfine at S. o..
7WHEAF-Quset at-S2 s3502 40. rz "a
i-EOATs- teady q t s65tg66ek . @e
CORN-New ear at 6Od70c.
COTTON-Sales at I51zc. ~-.t-a
BACON-Stock light; shoulders at PFC;
clear sides st I61Ic.
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European Market.

BY GabI6.I -LoNDoNANov. 22-Eve.
4 CoNsOLs -e455; 6s2ls7ot4 illinois Cent al
So Erie 465sT
z = FRAEE rF 0Rrf Nov. 22-Eve.
~, BoEDs 20s 7554.
-, f > LIVERPOOL, Nov. % Eve.
- COTToN-CIosed quiet; nidd ing uplands
SD -Orfean rs SD; sales l0,000 bales.
MANCHEsTER MARKET-Dry goods and
yarns heavy and inactive.
s. BREApsTUFFs- Corn ass Cd wheat, Cali
fornia, los Sd; Red Western lbs Cd for No
2; barley 5s4d: oats IS Id;t peas SOS.
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RusIness In New York.

In commercial circles bust ess has shown
some i'm provenent, but this Improvement
is rather IN the amount OF business than
in prices Prices of most kinds of mer-
chandise are low, and the profits of trade
are small. The receipts of breadstuffs at
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

Italian Parliament TO Convene on
the 5th Of December-Gen. Aena-
bFea CenSureS the Action Of France
in Invading the Papal States -
More about the West India DiSaS-
terS-Safety of DR.. Livingston.
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y. SPECIALS.

Major Williams Report about Mill
taFy Standardization in North
CaPOlina-RadiealS Carry the state
ten. Grants Estimate of the Ex-
peRseS of the War Department
Proposed effort to remove the Ser
. geant. alarms Of the Senate--Jef.
Dayis' Counsel will object TO Judge
Underwood trying The case-Will
object 10 q Negro Jury, dc.
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RICHMOND, November 22.-JeffersOn Da-
Wis arrived this morning, and IS stoI ping
at the house of his counsel, Robert Ou1d.
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PErRoLBgN-Spirts 2a; refined Is I'D. e-
= ANTwERP, Nov. 22-Eve.
~ PETRoLEUM-ImpTove standard white
As francs % confines. - ~ %
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Membhis Marker.

by Telegraph MEMPHIS, Nov. ..
5 CdfroN4 Don at15e0ij .sJE3Jh
CORN-Sl 9S6lI 10 -i-l-. g..
HAY-S2 00024 90.
OATS-T0c- I.s@ f.-i. 81 -' ''
Il FLoUR-eaperfiu unchanged. r1f
D. lPoRK-I22 00a2Z 80. 80 ~ 1Hs
BACoN-Shouiders 121a9l3c; clear sides
firIner at lG0I61Ic.
LARD=l35S 9Ec.
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ROARDING..

ER OARDENG.-Fouro or five persons can
80 be accommodated with board and
lodging, corner of Mulberry and Second
streets. Also, a few day b0ardeTs. with
board. MRS BAILEY. ~
EoVN div -.-....;- s,.tt
DOARDIEG.-Firs Boarding to
- be had at w. p. TRAYLOR'S, on
Sixth Street. second door from Vine. Day
boarding. 81; with lodging, So. srlt
nOV20 div ts. .--..
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In Bankruptcy.

a the 18th day OF No yember,-A. d. 1856, =
warrant in bankruptcy was issued agaiHze
the estate of Herinan Dreier. of Evans
vile, n the county o. .Nanderburgh, AID
a bankrupt. on his own petition; that "a
payment of any debts and delivery of s3c
him, or for his use, and the transfersOf az
property by him, is forbidden by law; tltzf5
a meeting of the creditors of thesaid baulz~
rupt, TO prove Their debts and ia eflo0He
one or more assfgnees OF his estate, viii "a
held at Court OF Bankruptcy, to be hoAz-
en- at the office of Charles II. Butterhe1Gks
ON Third Street. in EVansville,1 indiana,
before Charles II. Butterfield, Register, CD
the l4th day OF December, AID. 1867, az 70
o'clock A n. tee
fs-+ BEN. J. SPOONER,
U. s. Marshal, District Of indiana
uOv2I DOT
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0HTO RIEER TRLEGRAPN.

BsNJ. BaANsFoRD, President.
.tr. O.. e. HICKS, Secretary and Treasure.
n. NJ. BOOTH, superintendent.
OFFICES AT HEN EESaS.
~ Evansville greensboro. LewisUort
HawesvilIe. CloverpOrt, StepheuS-OrG-
Brandenburg, We 1t Point, and Louisville
Messages delivered at CanneIton, TsEl
City, and other towns on the o opposite side
of the river. af1F
This line connects vita the Western
Union at Louisville. . Hf7 Know
office on Water street, .tet %eenA Main
and Locust (over Hayhu 4 Whitla-
ker7s), Evansville, Ind. fuoV2f dam
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This large reduction in prices not only
shows that we are rapidly approaching
when reduced to gold with those current
before the war; but also that manufactur-
erS can procure raw materials at prices
which enable them to produce compare
lively cheap goods. 1t is open to question
whether the prices of some kinds If goods
sideratfon. unreasonably low. The very
severe stringency in money for several
weeks past, consequent upon an excessive
com pelled a. certain amount OF realizing
upon goods, thereby inducing n unnatu-
raj decline But. be this sS j. may, the
present scale of prices is one upon which
traders may take in fair supply of goods
without fear of any material decline be-
fore they have sod them. Traders appear
to appreciate this fact, and the improve
nent in business is ne doubt due, to
large extent, tosthis cause. I'D
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For. RENT.

NOR RENT house
u containing four rooms, large yard, and
good cellar. inquire of F. GRAUPNER,
Fifth Street, between Oak and Cherry.
TNOR RENT ROOMS Suitable for
offices, in the new building, No. 81
Main Street, between Third and Fourth.
ocl5 diff III. Q. WOODROW.
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WYANTED-INFOR four
w boys, Patrick Joseph, John. Abra-
ham, end James McGoverp, aged 10. ID, 10,
and years respectively, taken from my
home in Knox County, about the 10th of
form alton of their whereabouts. or that of
George Painter alias George -Treadway,
will be thankfully received, If sent TO this
Office, by the father of the boy s, E.-..
novIl d2w PATRICk MCGOVERN.
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b N Dissolution of GopaFt1ership.
FEyE4E FIRM GF g. a. sREsT :, CO.
- is this day dissolved by mutual co1-
ness. and settle NJ she affairs of The Ola
firm. -ss Il. IE.-4 -2IST-
J T. u NIX WTLEE.
Evansville, NoY. 20, lsg7 [noy22 1lw
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WANTED,

wwYANTED 81, 1000 u months
w time, for which $40 collaborating
bonds will be given as collateral security.
For particulars inquire at this office. fs
uOV22 diff
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LARD tiTfneT al TIC.
" HISEY I'm bond at sc.
Hoes Steady at 61$(d7c.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-10
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