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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES or TEAMS
NJ n & as. n. ke. ".
N. OH j. a Is ~ 10


COMING NORTH
Passenger train No. leaves New Orleans III
o,clock n. M, arriving at Canton s:lo A. N. =
passenger train No. leaves New Vriean2 az
o'rlock a m , arriving at Canton al 800 p IN
GOING SOUTH:
p.o0.noer train No. leaves Canton daily al o:
asa. arriving at New Orleans az p. NJ ~.
Passenger train No. leaves Canton oa'iy II. ~
40 a. m. arriving at New Orleans at /: 70 p H.
Miss. Central r. u.
passenger leave Canton daily, $50 AN HPM
Arrive daily; .......,' c;o,on ~, ,
Freiabt leave daily, except Sunday o. S,2oAs
arrive - r,o'
Freight delivered from 500 A. NJ 70 o.V ~ r.
receiyed 1900 NJ. ooo Pm
Mns. & Tenn. e. IL.
Iesve Grenada daily, Express. .....'...61'i2 A. "'
Arrive Memphis daily. ;....''.''''''eo, -; ,
Arrive Memphis daily .;.......:;;' 90 .
Freipht leave Grenada Sundays exc d''o'V2 = =,
Arrive Memphis. ...''.''''''''' -
SOUTH
Inave Memphis, daily Express l9' %" - NJ
Arrive at Grenada. .......''~' - No
4 awe Memphis, mail .........'''''' 90 "a -,
Arrive at GRENADA. A Al NJ
Ersobt leave Memphis daily, Sun eA' -"
Arrive at Grenada. ......: ~ o. ooarac
po,I Mail and EXPRESS trains make c'ose c"nueo
d. .;.b trains ON Miss. Central r. x.
Connect at Memphis with trains on neiA lN'' anu
Louisville R. R., for all points Nor'p
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30
EVERGREEN NUSRIESE,
At CANTON, MISS.

VNHE Prorrietors of these NURSERIES
L take pleasure in announcing to their
friends and the public that now is the time to
plant out ORCHARDS, AID that they are
prepared to furnish Young, healthy and
well-grown Southern-raised FRUIT TREES
Of the most approved varieties, and a; the
lowest prices, FOR CASH.
Call aud see. and select for yourselves.
RAJ" Catalogues furnished gratis to al
applicants.
For further particulars address.
f. X. MAYNARD & co.
febi6 Canton, Miss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30
New Orleans Daily Crescent.
Official journal Of the State of Louisiana.
J. @. NIXON. Editor and Pron,ieto,

OFFICE, No. q CAMP STREET.
TIE DAILY CRESCENT is published evcty
Il morning 60 Sundays excepted. Yearly SUBJ
,criptiuu, in advance, SIG: Half rearly, As
Quarterly, 81 Single copies, 10 cents
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely
shall be allowed such discount from transient
rates a. may he agreed upon provided that in NJ
case shall such discount exceed Is per cent.
The Weekly Crescent is published every Satur.
day morning. Subscription, s. per annuni in ad-
vance; halt yearly and quarterly, same rates
singlecOpies, ten cents.
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= PEN AND PENCIL"
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HS- For full particulars, low it is done, Why
II Is done and where it is done see the first mum.
Der OF PMS PEN AND PENcIL'n Specimen comics
for SaIa ut This Office We will mail our paper and
" IuE Pes AND PESCIL" together three months
for six months fol- oueyear for
cash IN Advance including the fifty two Pen AND
Pencil tickets free, with first number.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30
STALLS SKRIvALLED PIANO POLISH.

Just introduced, and being adopted by all leading
houses IN the manufacture Of Pianos. Organs Billiard
Table Furniture. etc. etc Every one who has a Pane
should have a bottle Of this Polish send fer Circulars
and we will give fail particulars and directions Ar
pHcalious for Territory and Agencies received hv
BROWN & PERKINS. General Agents Cor the L uiesd
States. 800 Broome street. y. Y.
As many per'1us in the country want n single bottle
and as the article cannot he sent bv mail where Clnhe
male up and one more dezen ordered with tDs
money we VIII forward by express charges Paid rs
g per dozen.
BROWN s PERKINS.
Genl Agents ? the United staAeE
dsl-iy n. az H-o1me Street Y Y
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PRICE cURR e Mt:

(CoRRKcTED, WEEKLI, BY P. I. NOoEAN)
Since cur last weeks edition, we have to
report another decline in cotton. With only
q limited amount now offering. Sill enough
t, supply the demand. Some farmers are
holding up their cotton anticipating repeal
of the revenue law imposing 1t cents per
pound taxes.
na- onafa fpr
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Transient Advertising 81 so per square nv ,,,
ton and rs cents for each subsequent '''.ei',"'
Liberal advertisers will be uealtwltl Np,sti33.
Legal Advertising at same rates and 81 adu,,luna
proof Of pubcaion, and md ns pFeG pad
Announcing Candidates for States ana DI+t'nc.
ofaces-6aiiy papers charge $40; Weekly papers per,
Slb; for announcing Candidates for s EGuh's OH
ETbese are the terms and conditions agreed
upon by the Press Association for the iega ao'Gr.
Using and announcing candidates, ana III ho III
stance can they be departed from.
RATES FOR THE WEEKLY CITIZEN
One column one year .....'.'.''''''''"' en-
Half-column one year. .''''''''''' ro
Third Of a column one year. ....'''''''' y" w
Quarter Of a column one year. ...''''-'' ig
One SQUARE one year. ...'''''''''''''- ~
Two squares one year. ....''''''''''''
Double cOlumn ddrcrt'SemelH& gre
charged hirty.tirc per cent S'a@'I''"-
al on the ADORE rates.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30

as- This establishment Is now open for the reCep.
ton of quests.
TITS newly furnished from the kitchen TO the
L ROOT. Spring Beds, Hair Mattresses Linen
SheeiinC etc. The Furniture and liable Ware all
nstr Of the latest style aud most costly material
The Tahir Is furnished with every luxury the mar
ket affords The Bars with Liqnurs equal 60 aay
used in private families, and the comforts and
pleasures OF home. a. tar as possible. guaranteed
to it, Guests.
The Hou4S itself may be said to he entirely new
aud fresh The Undersigned will spare neither
labor " expense TO merit cnntn.a. rr Of the
literal support with Vairb they have thus far been
h1uored.
F.bIG-rG7 w .HCED 4 co
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30

HSee the advertisement OF
building lot for sale.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30

Certificates calling for the whole of the differ
ent articles will be placed in scaled envelopes and
thoroughly mixed. ana sold at IS cents each, with
out distinction or faVOrtism.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30

Benz. 8, R "ts Jr, ex'r, DC

Benz. 8, R "hs,Jr, ex'r, DC.
A. d. Bal and Willie Lyous)
To March Tenn 1863 Madison Circuit Court
S,Fte If Mississippi,
Judon en- S2IGl 81 >eut,mt45 2iuh l6dG'
pY -irtue - n rb1v' { SERTED wrii ~
I'D re d'fer'rn ~ .o '-rl, 4 said Com
! V i x =. ,'.. l.. % - hi eat
bidder, for cash before the court house doo'
of said county # Ma-'s.n State OF Mss's
sippi, in the city of Canton, on
Monday, the cd day of December. 1867,
between the hours prescrbel by law, the fol.
lowil described real estate, viz:
certain tract or parcel of land situated,
lying and being in the county of Madison,
State of Mississippi designated and known
as the west half of the southeast quarter of
section eleven, except eight acres off the
southwest corner of said west half Of south.
east quarter Of township nine, range two
east, containing seytnty-two acres more or
less
Levied l. no'. as he property Of he said de-
etaa "A ! Barlow, ana IL be ,o'i TO
SATISFY ohe above styou ja smong, interest
aLj 81 costs.
nogIG.3. GUO. MyJGNaN. Sheriff
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30
AFlRST ClASSAeRleUlTURAl JOURNA
For Only ST!

VNHE southern Rnr8li,t is issued. a neatly
i printed qnarto ct l6piCes. OF the LIST Of each
mouth, al Greensburg, La. by Il. A. Swasey &
Co. TERNs-One copy ye4r sl.50, ten copies
te7r. 81 and premium Of 81 in Choice Garden
Seeds. Strawberry Plants. Grape NiHes. &c. TOR
every club Of SO. premiums to be selected by the
subscribers themselves from Our next Sail Gaia.
lo-ue jose SIT
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30
NOTICE

| DESIRE To SAY To MY FRIENDS ANpPA.
irons that have neitheE tan away or gone on
l0uTnsy but may he found located Tor the present
year, SIX miles South 81 CaHtGn al the residence
Of Mrs ;. 4. Laner. Here will he gla6 to see ali
my old friends and every body who wish ANYTHING
done in my .lne-irom turning pillow to horse,
shoe nail.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30
Aug "a An
BROWN & PERKINS
Pianos for the People
BROOME ST, NEW YORK.

VI would call the attention Of the public and thu
" trade to our elegant New Scale Pianos in The foi
lowing STYLES:
style A. octave Front large round corners. nj all
case either octagon carved legs; straight bottom
bead moulding on SAX
Style B. octave same style A. with serpentiae mould
ing IN plinth carved legs and Tyre. $50
Style G. octave 'front.' enrnCrs large round serpentnt
bottom, mouldngs style y, carved lvr,
and desk fancy carved legs .......--...-- S55t
S'vlc d, octave, tour large round corners ri het
back, moudnEs rim and plinth, serpentine bot
tom, carved Tyre and desk, elegant fruit legs S5of
The ghnv" style, all finished in elegant Rosewood
and have the full iron frame French action harr
Teda. heveled top, ivory keys and key fronts and
coed in oversruug bass nearly all the Octave Pianos
now manufactured They made of the best mate
rias and for finish durability parity and sweetness OF
cannot be surpassed. We invite the attention OF
the public Of dealers and the profession IL critical ca
animation Of the merits Of our Pianos
BY avoiding the great expense attendant upon costly
factories and expensive in the city we are
enabled to offer these Pianos at prices that DEFY CO nj
petition and invite all t. call an examine them before
purchasing eSewl ere. Parties ordering from distance
can rely upon receiving their Pianos promptly and no
confusion can arise as the styles are Sc distinctly desg
The four styles described above embody all the es-
sentiai changes in exterior finish Of which by
many manufacturers, run up to Is and % patterns.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
We would respectfully call the attention Of Choir
Leaders and Singing School Teachers to establish
meut where all kinds of Church Music, Glse and
Anti IN Books can b. obtained the most favorable
terms
The long experience Of our Mr.. PERKINS in MusssA
Convt ntons, Choirs, the Concert Room and sunday
School, enables him to give advice and Information On
ali points Of musical interest the selection Of
proper works Of instruction. formation Of musical
schools progress in musical studies ana items Of gen
eral interest to the composers leaders tsaehsrs and
stndcnis
sheet Music furnished on the usual terms with
prom0tncss and dispach Country orders solicited
Auu lea her q
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30
GRAND PARIS ExPosITIoN,

With full power to purchase any and every article
suited to this market, and he has succeeded be
yOnd our most eangu'ne expectations, the exhibit
ors preieIring 10 sell at any sacrifice rather I an
be at the expense and trouble Of removing tn ir
goods W lave. therefore, concluded to distribute
the same without regard to value at the ridicu.
lousy low sum of
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= ( f IA

L. ! Peyton
To March Term, 1895 MADISON Circuit Court
State Of Missis pp.
judgment 1868 Co eptembet "a h, 1867
DY virtue OF the above described writ t.
ID me directed by the Clerk of said Court
| vii! expose to public sale TO the highest
bidder, for cash, before the court house dooi
of said county of Madison, State of NissI5-
sppi. il the city of Canton, On
Monday, the I'd day of December, 1867.
betwecn tn e hours prescribed by law, the fol-
lowing deeCr bod real estate, viz:
Beginning ~ a 5 axe on the right Of way
of No i Il j n. r. R Co, 40 feet south of
a lat conveyed by J r. Cameron to Adam
EwiEg. thence south 100 feet 20 n stake,
thence eas. about 450 teey to "a street running
north aud south thence north 100 feet 10 Il
street 40 feet south of said Ewlng's south
cas- corner thence west about 45O feet 20 the
beginning, containing by estimation, IA
acres, move or less, AL in the city of Canton,
county of Madison. State of Mississippi.
leviei upon a. the property of the said
defendant, &. J Psyton, and will be sold to
satisfy the above styled judgment, interest
movie 81 GEO. MOORMAN, Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-30
One Dollar E acb!

The stock includes Gold and Silver Watches, Pi
amos, Melodeons, Sewing Machines, Jewelry of al
descriptions and Of the finest and most fashionable
patterns, Ladies' Finest Silk Patterns. Kid Gloves
Silk Hose, Laces, Shawls, Ladies' and Gents Uu.
der Wear, Silver Plated Ware, Albums some oil
ton Gins, and variety of articles too numerous to
mention.
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Jlcd1 DDah aabt' S,
IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ES62-1S67.
ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

The undersigned having in 1869 succeeded :,
purchasing from the London Exhibition a large as.
sortment of very valuable and elegant goods at
prices fabuloCsly low, concluded some time since
to send an experienced agent to the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-12
Cincinnati Market.

By Teiegraph.1J0 CINCINNATI, August 10.
FLoUR-Scarce and in good demand
prices 25c higher; closing at 81 759s Is for
Superf1ne; 1913 % for extra; Sl09l0 .
for family; $40 ball 25 for fancy. HE IS
WHEAT-GoOd demand; supply ofred be-
ing light, prices were Tending upward; at
the close, for No. red, 81 592 OF; white,
81 25@2 %.
CoRN-Duil; prices nominal.
OATS-A ctive demand; sales, 1000 BUSH
els at sic for No. L.
RYE-Quiet at 95c@Sl 90.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
CoTToN-Steady at 26G261ac for Iniddling.
WHISKY-Steady at Soc in bond.
PROVISIONS -Firmer.
BACON Several orders hare with sales of
30 hogsheadS at re for shoulders, i5c for
clear rib, and l51sa9l514c for clear ditto.
HANrS-Uncbamsed and quiet
BULK MEATS-Firmer; sales of 80, 600
pounds at lie for shoulders and 13c for
sides.
PoRK-Mess held higher but no sales
have transpired: holders generally. talked
of S2i at the close.
LARD Held at l214c with buyers at l2c to
IL limited extent.
BUrTER-Is dull at l69lsc for central
Ohio. - EesE1
CHEESE-Dull at Il@l2c.
EGGS-Dull at lie.
APPLEs-Plenty at 81 5093 go per Dbl.
PEACHES-Sl 50ag3 80 per buShell.
MoNEY-Market easy at StJl0 per cent.
premium.
ExCHANGE-Duli.
GoLD-l3e11a buying.
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R Nv Err n r w s !.
For other River Items see Seventh Page.

For other River Items see Seventh Page.
LOUISVILLE, August IO-The river is
falling; three and half feet in the canal
by the mark $40 tat ~ g.
The river rose about eight inches during
the "a hours ending at dark last night. 1t
is falling at all points above, and Will be
found declining here by night. 1t has
risen here nearly eighteen inches in ALL.
The additional arrivals and departures
since three O'Clock Saturday include the
James Gray, to Green River; Charmer,
from Cairo; j. 7. Webb, to Cairo; Rose
Hite, Louisville and return; Empire. Cairo
to Louisville; Cricket, New Orleans to
Evansville; p. w. Strader, Louisville to
New Orleans; Louisa. Cairo to Evansville;
Pales inc, Louisville to Henderson,. .....-.
The Nashville laid over to repair her boil
ers, which are notsconsidered safe.w The j.
F. Webb took her passengers, the mail, ex-
press goods and her packet freight. At
Henderson she took the freight of the Cora
s. While lying at Henderson, her money
drawer was robbed of s275. by some sneak
thief who slipped aboard while the clerk
was absent........The Empire had a moder-
ate trip. Captain Hicks King stops
here to superintend the repairs on the Cora
S.......Capta II Yves. Whltiow takes com
mand OF the Empire, which
will be down Wednesday.
Capt. Wes." leaves by rail for Louisville
this morning 1.-The Cricket, which has
been plying the southern Bayous and Red
River from New Orleans, comes here to
have Cavenier put new huh under her.
No man knows better how to, d. it. She
had the . Happy Family" aboard -.... The
p. w. Strader had considerable freight
on herself and barges and tarried but mo-
ment here-......The Louisville arrived at
dark last evening, from Cairo, with p
hogsheads of tobacco and other freight.
She will, we are told, return to Cairo.
The clank of the haramer has been heard
for the last thirty hours on the Charmer,
repairing her boilers. She will leave
promptly at TWO o'clo k to-day, and ship
pers will please have their bills aboard be-
fore that time.........The Palestine ar
rived at ten O'Clock last night with
good trip of freight and people,
including among the latter the greensboro
Base Bali Club and Colonel ]. V. Gutherie,
Supervising Inspector of the Sixth Mara
time District. They all stop at the
Sherwood House......... Captain Hicks
King, Captain Yves. Whitlows and Al.
Croxall are stopping at the American.........
The Leonora NJ. and Chattanooga
had not arrived at midnight.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, August 10.
FIolJR-Ouiet and UNCHANGED

By Telegraph CHICAGO, August 10.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
overwhelmingly active and 2a3c
better on Spring; sales of No. red Winter
at s. %; No. Spring 81 S59l 30; No. 81 08
Consistently, a. 96997c for No. 1,and sO1z
@9l1ac for No. 2; closing quiet at $3.50 for
MOI. ..s-...4.-- -....-.+-as. -hngst ssafiuE
~ OATs-More active; closing at 54@55c for
No. /, and '53120s54c for No. a 81 7.'5iu
RYE-Quiet and unchanged. 3at~
MESS PoRK--S22 75C923 25. ..s.- 6aisf4
BEEF CATTLE-Dull and unchanged.
3 HoosS-Fafrly active, at So GOES rs for
good to extra choice.
SHEEP Firm. at 81 2595 for fair to best.
RECEIPTS 8 200 barrels flour; 81, 200 bush.
els wb cal; lS6 600 bushels corn; 800 bushels
oats: 800 hogs. -
SHIPIENTs-4,0 900 barre. 5 -four II, 900 bush
els wheat; 5000 bushels corn $500 bush
els oats.
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MONETARY 6 COMMERCIAL
New York Market.
By Telegraph.l NEW YoRK, Augl

By Telegraph NEW YoKK, August TO-
CoTToN-A shade firmer but quiet; sales
of 800 bales at 2S1zc for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 9083 bblS. Market l59
CSC better; the advance is chiefly upon old
sales of $500 bbls at Sc 6097 s. for superior
State and Western; Is loglo 10 for s extra Sn1a
10 50 for shipping Ohio; $40 55gl2 80 tor
trade bra nds; and sl0@I5 for extra and
double lie extra st. Len ta lnel9Hed IN
all September at So so. California firm |;
sales of $50 bbls at Sl2 5O@l4 Is. Rye flour
stSsay sales oi Spo a D1is st aa
WHEAT-Receipts Il, 4S2 bushels. Market
opened 293c better, and closed quiet with
the advance lost; sales at 81 05 for No. 2
Milwaukee,; 215for No. do; 81 3592 3S for
new amber Southern; 81 80 for new amber
3 45mg s. for r. VI bite cai Gm
RYE-Firmer; sales of 5000 bushels at
81 4l@1 45 for Western. -
4 BARLEY MALT-Dull; sales of $500 BUSH
els at 81 coal IS. 9s-
CoRN-Receiptss 74,7s4 bushels. Market
1@2c lower; sales of coo bushels at 81 OF
unsound; sl06 for kiln dried 81 10 for
prime white Western: and Sis for white
Southern. ft 2n oE
OATs-Quiet and firm; receipts. 1880
bushels; sales, $1,000 bushels, at s2@Sic Tor
western. 81
CoFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Easier and unchanged; sales,
900 hogsheads of Cuba at ll14@l215c.
MoIAssEs-Q Quiet and steady.
1OPS-tbulSb. sE
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at 14e for crude;
sales of 1900 barrels of refined in bond, for
November and December. at BIC.
WooL-Active and declining; sales, 460,
900 pounds, at 39g62c for dom este fleece;
3293Sc for pulled. AK
PORK-Firmer, but quiet; sales. $500 bar
rels at S23 250p2S As for new mess, closing
at S23 25 for cash S22 rs for old mess; $l9 75(9
20 90 for prime; SD 75@3 90 for prime
mess. sH
BEEF-Firm: sales. 200 barrels. Beef
hams, dull at $500.
Cur MEATs-Quietand heavy at 81 20 per
package. rNs ga
SHoULDERs-1l@1lM.
HAMS-l5l2@l Is.
BACON Steady.
I.ARD-Lessl active, but steady; sales
$50 barre.s, at l214@I3Ss for new; small lots,
BIG.
kUTTER-Steady, at 1lG24c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Heavy, at 70tl3c. f5s> 8
LATER-2 p. VI.
FLoUR-Closed better for old; dull and
heavy for new. I'll go IL FL Is
WHEAT-Dull and dropping; without de-
cided change. -i tsHAt 8 1itt.E
RYE-Firmer; 81 42@1 45 for western.
OATS-Quiet and STEADY at S29S4c for old
wester n, and 90(d92c for Ohio.
good prime western; $40 Bal % for unsound
do.
PoRK-Quiet; buyers. S23 % cash !; sellers
S23 30 c ash, and S2s IS for regular. Ea.gt
BEEF-Steady, with fair demand. 81
CUT MEATS-Dull and dropping.
BAcoN-Quiet-Small sales at previous
QuOtat Ons. III -fstf..fH Es.4..,- SEED
LARD-Quiet; 13l4@Ifzzc for fair to prime
steam, and 13ss@131a for kettle rendered.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-12
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, August 10.
CoTroN-Firm, at N92Sc.
CoRN--S1 10SIl 20. 48@s gha
OATs-50@55c.
HAYES.
PoRK-S26@268.
BAcoN-Clear sides l6149l612c; sho ulders
lSLz@l5S4c.
FLoUR-Steady: superine s9@lo.
LARD-Unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-12
European Market.

BY Cable.I LIVERPOOL, August 10-Noon.
CoTToN-Firm. and more doing, and
quotations unchanged. The weather is
favorable for crops.
PEAS--42s; other articles unchanged.
LONDON, August 10-Noon-.
CoSSoLs-945s; Bonds 73s4; Erie 4512; IL
limos Central IN; Atlantic and Great
Western 221z.
BREADSTU EFS--Firm.
PROVISIONS Firm; pork advanced to IT'S.
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st. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, August 10.
ToBACCo-Steady
CoTToN-Nothing doing.
HEMP-Eirm.
FLoUR-Quiet; business moderate; prices
unchanged.
WHEAT Dull and heavy: sc lower !;
spring, 81 81; good to prime Fall, 81 909
] s6; prime fancy do, 81 20.
CoRN-Dull and dropping; white, 81 079
/ Is; yellow. 97c9Sl %; mixed, 90997c.
OATs-Dull; closed easier at 50@55c.
RYE-Firm at 90c without sacks.
MESS PoRK-S24@24 %
BACoN-Clear sides, l5c; shoulders, 121S
@l214c.
HAMS-Sugar cured, zoe.
LARD-NO sales.
WHISKY at 81 t5.
RECEIPTS Flour, H.7n barrels; wheat.
SAT- sacks; corn, 9,0l4 bushels; oats, 3,8F
bushels; rye, III bushels.
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go WIN. P. HASTINGS, ie7o3
Scenic Artist and FrescO
Painter.

srs All orders left at Osborne & Tileston' S
Paint Store, Locust Street,wi be promptly
CALSTMINE sEATINGs neatly done.
jy25 d3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-12
-NewYork DEFY GOODS HARRIET.

BY Tefegraph.l NEW 4ORK, august 10
The demand is less active to day. with
no disposition to press sales, and prices
generally firm, except for better grades of
Bingham prices reduced TO lec for Glas-
gov, and 20c for Lancaster, which is rather
low. Delaines are PLENTIFUL selling at &c.
Best Standard Sheetings are selling Teadi-
J., at lSc for unbIeached. In Muslins there
is no import ant change, except that light
makes have a hardening tendency In
prints there is no essential change, but
the demand is improving somewhat for
good styles or chocolate, and other AIDES
in fair request.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 10.
CoTToN-Dull and unchanged; sales, 900
bales of low middling at 26c; receipts, 80
bales; exports, 153 bales.
SUGAR-,Unchange
oLASSES-Unchanged.
FLoUR-Superine, S. 50. $1,000. e
CoRN-Firm.
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New YORK Gold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph.I NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
GoLDgNithout decided change; OPEN
Ing at l401s; and closing at 1905,
ExPoRTs-To-day, $3.50, 275.
GoyERNMENT SToCKS-Less active, and
shade easier; coupons of 1881 at 1l1s4; do,
1862 at lI31z do 1854 lilo; do, 1865 at 1l013 !;
dc. new, 1855; 1905, August, 1855; do.
June and July, I0754. 60
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR MEMPHIS.
r. eThe excellent light draught
Lsa4sAs5 stesmer MICHIGAN,
John Mccain. Master;
aa. Lawrence James, Clerk,
VIII leave for Memphis and all way ports
on TUESDA August 18th, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to G. r. RUID,
aug12 2t or Z. II. ROBERTS, Agents.