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ais. defendants.
TfAPPEARING FROM AFFTDAVTTF FILED
i in this cause that defendants II. Elizabeth
Baldwin, Charlotte II. Baldwin. Elzabeth B,
BALDWIN, John M' BALDWIN and kowena L.
of Tennessee: il is therefore ordered that
they enter their appearance herein before or
within the first three days Of the next term Of
said Court. to be held on the first Monday in
November next, 1867, and plead, answer or
demur to compliments bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as to him and SET for hearing
ex parte and that a copy Of this order be pub
lshed for four consecutive weeks in the Nash
vile Union and Dispatch.
A cOpy-Attest: NJ. B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
Ewing 4 Pritchitt SSl'rs for eomp't.
Rurl3 wit
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For Gas, Water and Steam. from an eighth inch
mp to two inches.
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In Chancerv at Nashville.

III OhanCeIy at NdSUNIIit.
State of Tennessee-Ofice Clerk and Master.
Chancery Court at Nashville, August the lst,
1867.
j. W. Carpenter, complainant, vs. w. II. c.
Coleman and others, defendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVITF FILED
Il in this cause that the defendant. w. II. G.
Coleman, is a nonresident Of the State of Ten
nessee: it is therefore ordered that he enter his
appearance herein before or within the first three
days of the next term of said Court, to be held on
the LIST Monday in November next 1866, and plead,
answer or demur to complanaut's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing ex parte, and that 2 copy of this
the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A eOpy-Attest: M. B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master,
East & SDurlock Sol'rs for commits angle wat
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All Land I'm this scheme IL I'm the State
of Mississippi-The Capital Prize
within fifteen miles of Memphis, on
the Mississippi and Tennessee RAFT
road.
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In Chancerz at Nashville.

State OF Tennessee-Ofice Clerk and Master,
Chancery Court at Nashville, August the Sd,
1867.
Thomas Hobson and others. complainants, VS..
E. p. Fort ct ais, defend ants.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
L in this cause that defendant, f. P. Fort.
is a nonresident of the State Of Tennes-
see: it is therefore ordered that he enter his APP
pearanee herein before or within the first three
days of the next term of said Court TO be held on
the first Monday in November next, 1867, and
plead, answer or demur to compliments bill
or the same will be taken for confessed as to
copy of this order be published for four consecu-
tive weeks in the Nashville Unionand Dispatch
A copy-Attest: M. b. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master
W. F. Cooper, Sol'r for cOmpt. augl3 wat
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Hartman's Safety Bride and Lines.

NOR GENERAL DRIVING, OR FOR RUN
II AWAY AND KICKING H0RSES.-With
this improvement, a woman can control a spir-
tied horse with more ease and absolute certain
ty than the strongest man can with a common
bride. Everybody is most cordially invited to
give us a call The satisfaction of seeing this
invention will amply pay you for your trouble
The Bride may be seen at Room No. II Colon
made Building, on Cherry street, Nashville,
Tenn. For further particulars address
JOHN NJ. Hogs,
april IF Nashville. Tenn.
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FARMS FOR THE MILLION

There is not in this scheme an acre Of Swamp
of a cultivated Plantation-eaeh tract is on or
within few miles of a railway, either on the
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Mobile and Ohio,
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NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE co.
Once I'm the Building OF the Bank
OF the Union.
CAPITAL ALL PAID IN

TF'HIS COMPANY, ESTABLISHED IN 1854
insures Buildings Vessels, in port. Merchan,
disc, Household Furniture, and other property, on
the most liberal terms. Fire, Marine, and Inland
risks taken at lowest rates
So Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid by
this Company
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-14

THE QUAKERs.-At the recent annual assemblage of
Quaker they better like to be Called members of the
Society of Friends statistics presented of the
merica strength of the The shades of Fox and Barclay
who certainly believed that all the world would turn Quaers
be distressed to know that they have only 1876 fol-
lowers in England and that of these majority of S38
women Some years ago prizes offered for the best
essays the decline of Quakersm and believe the sue
cessu author told the society plain truths At any
rate liberal spirit is shown by the leaders of
the body music is tolerated part of education and
pety not deemed nseparabe from eccentric rament But
with growing uakerism be said grow
for its net increase for the year has been only eleven and
whilst ninety stated to have joined by conviction eighty
five felt compelled by conviction to leave the society
Friend OF severe Old Testament training, hnted when
these statistics read that the numbering the members
was somehow the of the condition of the body for he
reproachtuy hkened it to the oense of David in num-
berlng the people of Israel Another considered that II
Quakers were more ready go jail Quakerism would
increase but who, he asked, will go there 2? and VINO
he might have added ''wll send us?" He was pooaoy
comtored to hear that the Friends have suffered during he
past year SO dsrains for Churcrate 2ll Tor 4ne rem
charge, and q for other ecclesiastical demands '
Gazette.
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New York DRY Goods Market.

From the. N. Y. Independent, 2Sth.]
The last week has been a sort of Indian
SumTne Ter to the Dry Goods trade; trade has
been brisk. The effect of this revival has
been very beneficial. and the more so be-
cause it came when there was an unusual
pressure in the money market. Under the
influence of am increased demand for
goods, prices, as a. matter of course, have
been firm, and in some instances an adj
vance has been obtained, chiefly in the
better qualities of domestic cottons. The
stock has been SO much reduced that no
tncon venience VIII be realized from carry
ing over.w what remains on hand. The conn
moner kinds of wooden goods are istill
largely in excess sof the market demands
are flrmer, and the stock has been cOns1tl-
erabiy diminished, beyond the sales for
home consumption, by large exports of the
heavier and better qualities Tie supply
OF bieacned goods # avorite styles is fully
equal to the wants of the market, but not
in such excess as to cause any weakening
of prices. - t bra Z ..
stock OF popular makes is much smaller
than it has been in a long time. it1Vl5.H
UnbIeached prinfing-clothS have been
IN better demand, and prices have been,
shade better. Bis -c A.
In prints there has been considerable
activity. and the stock of desirable STYLES
IN first hands has been very much reduc-
ed. Ginghans, as usual at this season, are
neglected. Roll jacoi' cts and musIins are
tanned. Linseys have i'm proved SOME
what, and are more firmly held. f-T o.
The old stock of muslin deIaines has
been pretty well cleas ed out, anu the new
styles meet with ready sales at firm prices.
Our quotations are well maintained. u .s
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New York Market.

By Teleg raplls NEW YORK., Nov. 70.
CoTToN-Dnl and fully &c lover; sales
FLoUR-Receipts, q $50 barrels; irregu-
lar and unsettled extra State scarce and
steady; other kinds dun and declining !;
sales of s, 400 barrels at 81 60td8 80 for super
fine State and Western; SO 09gl0 90 Tor eX-
ira. state IS 50FgII 50 for extra Western,
50 209l2 SO for Il. II. o.. 50 50glO 90 for COM
mon st. Louis, $40 001I 10 50 for good do,
sll 509l5 90 for good TO choice do; closing
quiet. California quiet. Sales of 20 lar
rels Rye Flour at 81 00aa9 90.
WHTSKY-Unchanged.
WHEAT-R. ceipts, 30 297 bushels wheat
I@2c better; sales of % 0o0 bushels at > 20
. for No.2 Spring, = 2g@2 20 for No. DO,
- - for amber Green Bay, 8 65@2 81 tor
amber State, s. 9593 % for white Cali
fornia, and s. 20 for white Wisconsin;
RYE-Quiet; sales of $500 bushels West
BAR1EY~Quiet and firm; sales of $500
bushels at 81 - for Western, and 81 66 for
Canada West
MALT-DuIi; sales of 800 bushels at 81 go.
CORN-Receipts 1454O buSh-lS; and ia
vors buyers, and without DECIDED change;
sales $500 bushels; 81 S391 SO Tor mixed
Western in store and af1oat; 81 27GA % for
new do; 81 20 for new yellow Jersey;
OATS-Receipts 81 900 bushels; dull and
heavy sales 2, COO bushels T8GgS0c for W est
ern in store and afioat. aF
RIcE-Quiet and firm, at 84@91zc for
COFFEE Quiet and firm
SUGAK-M Moderately active; sales OF $50
barrels of Cuba, at Il5< l215c.
MoLAsSES-Du
PETROLEUM. uiet: ll15c for crude, and
zee f1r. refined in bond.
HoPS- Unchanged.
Mess PORK Dull; sales 2,050 barrels;
$50 1920 50 for mess, and closing at $50 so
regular; SIS 259l9 90 for prime; also 1000
barrels for seller, January, at 50 00.
BEEF-Duif; sales OF 10 barrels at pre-
viOuS prices.
BEEF HAMs-DuIl; sales of 40 barrels. at
S16 O0C129 90.
Cur MEATs-Quiet ana heavy; sales of $50
packages, at 812@l0c for shoulders. and l212
20 i4o for hams.
BACoN-Quiet; sales of 80 boxes of Cum
berland cut at lie.
HGGS- Dressed shogS in moderate de-
mand, at SIC for Western
LARD-D1n and heavy; sales, $50 barrels
at l212@5l315e; latter extreme.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady at 2o945c fol
State.
CHEEsE-Dun and steady. at II5sI5c.
FREIGHrS-To Liverpool, quiet and
steady; shipped, 1900 bushels corn at l0d
per steamer.
sT - LAFEsT-5P P. NJ. -
Flour Market closed dull at $40 50; low
er for medium and com mon grades, with
shippers holding back for still lower
prlces.s t--r 81
WHEAT-Quiet and steady for Spring ;
heavy for Winter.
RYE-Quiet at 81 So 20 for western.
OATs-Dull at sc in store; 791zl9SOc afioat
for western.
CoRN~Dnn at 81 849I $50 for good to
prime mixed western. stH-
PoRK-Dun and heavy at $50 7592O 80
for cash and regular for mess
BEEF-Q met and steady.
CUT MEATS-Nominal.
* BAcON--Dull and unchanged. -1-s
LARD-Heavy at 121s9l31sc for fair to
prime steam and ketf lesrendered.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph C1NcTNNAT1. Nov. q.
FLoUR-DulI and prices nominal.
WHEAT = Dull, but nominally un-
changed.
CoRS-In good demand for new ear at
75c; nothing done. in old; shelled is held
at 90@92c,ft
OATs- Declined. to 63a64c. .-.-sf .
BARLEY.-in good de nhand at 60965c for
CorToN Dull and prices nominal at LAG
l41zc fur niddhng. "a
TOBAcc0- Unchanged and Arm: sales4of
50 hogsheads. s-ftf 1
MESS PoRK-Firna and in demand at $40
for old, and 81 TOR new; bat holders gem
orally ask higher prices. Therewere sales
OF 800 barrels at these quotations; green
meats are held higher; shoulders, 71zc;
sides. 914c; and hams, II54@I2c. .
BAOoS-Unchanged =. '-f4s1 sgt,.-.-! II s
LARD-Held al I2lgl214c for old and new.
BVTTER-Firmer; fresh, in small PACK
ageS, sells az 36lg3Sc; and prime at 301g34e. I
f.GGS-Scarce, and advanced 10 29c.-. Z
CLOVER GEED-slf 25011 so.
LESSEEDOII-SItd1 OF. So s5titGI n .
PETROLEUM II Unchanged; refined $50 Sc.
GRocER4 Es- Unchanged and dull :-IT /
HOGS Active at S. soar 90 gross, and
So 5Des9 90 net; recei pts, 4 d00, 3 IoITEI /
BEEF CATFRE-Frme r, with a good de!
mand at So eOG5 80 gross, for comm n 10
prime. and s6ld6 SO Tor extra shipping
SHEEP AND LAafIRs-Plenty,ga and dalI at
S2G3 per Genital, gross. ~
COLDl-l5g34, buying. -. ~ 49, = -
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st, LOuIs Market. {

By Telegraph.l ST. Louis. Nov. ~
misunderstanding uncia nged. ID =
COTT0N-Buye offering but I21zc.
HENP-D Dull; no. sales.
FLoURLOnIy a retail business doing, and
prices unsettled; supeffine, SGSE8 70; extra.
IS; Ouble extra, IS 509I0 50; tTeDte To sstn :
cy. $40 7504.
: : W.HElAr- DulI ana heavy ats2 4Dl2. so, for
pr ne TO fancy fail, ana 81 7591 50 for
spring.
q fCoRN-Heav and lower at 9499sc.
u OATs-Firm a 67@T0c.
$ RYE AND BARLEY-U Unchanged
- Professionalism Mess pork held at
so 80; bacon shoulders, lie: clear rib, l514c
clear sides, l5c; sugar-cured hams, 2lc ;
green hams, 1iAc.
IsARu-Quiet at I3149131zc for choice keg.
HoGS-Acfive at ,6@6 So.
RECE PTS-Elour, 1900 bDls; wheat. 9 900
Bushels corn. 1900 sacks; oats. 500 bush
els barley, 2 SO bushels; rye, so bushels
hogs, 1000 head.
Weather clear, cold, and freezing at 8
O'Clock p NJ
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Western Produce inNeW Orleans.

-a- ~ From Times of26th.l iHESIA
GoRN-We note aefair demand and firm
9 market to day 3,531 sacks were sold, Of
which $40 new white and 80 old at 81 %,
L 500 do at 81 Oh, 40 and 800 do WesteFRat
81 10, and ia sacks Louisiana iat II QSsf3
e oATs-Are more in request ana prices
have advanced flu II &c a bushels salss I'd
day, 1900 sacks OF, Hhictl, ,I34, DOC, l5Qs l20,
25S, 6UO and 6S6 at SOC B bushel.
z BRAN-Is ST eady! with a fair demand !;
LIZA sacks sold TO dag of which lO0y 300n 100,
80, Us and 40 at 81 80 - 100 lbs. e Il.
Z HAY-The market Is duh, and on y 386
bales. sold at SO 00980 90 u ton for prime
new Western. and 81 90 for Ordinary,f...
CORN MEALS In fair retail demand.
We quote in small way, So so a Dbl; round
lots are held at Sc % e Dbl g re I.W.
+ DRIED FRUET-Apples are quoted at ga
Ice e ID. Peaches at iO9llc.
BE ANS-Are jobbtugy at S+S1l6 80 per bar
rel for Western, ana SIG for Northern.
ern at Sl7. 4'-a
Observation-Disclosures are selling in lots on
the landing at S496 per dozen; Geese at
$40; and TurSe ys at Sl7@s9.
ESCULESTS- NOrthern Potatoes are sell
ing in lots from the landing at 81 Is per
barrel: Western So. Onions SIS %. Apples
So 6096. 80. Sourkr0Ut $40. Cabbages, per
crate. 5000 rf
EaG In boxes are selling in lots or the
landing at 40(9 i5c per dozen.
HOoP PoLES-The market is very dull.
In fact tn re Is no demand. and prices iu-
dictate heav.' falling Off We quote at
wholesale SI5g2O per NJ for barrel, and $50
~
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The Hog Market.

gfEgFay &ts CHICAGO ~ EFF 8 r.
!, There was rather more animationlin
trade to-day, and better, firm era feeling
prevailed. There was quite a. liberal at
tendance of both packers and, shippers,
and the competition between thts Sc Inter
f9O6pl5c. and all choice smooth lots were
taken up sharp at the Improvement. F or
light uneven offerings there was II tie or
bothered to realize, even II the prices cur
rent on. yestei day. Buffalo, New u orlx
Pitts burg and Boston, were represented,
and for IN ese points some 3000 head were
taken up.If There was. however, no ur-
geneyin the demand from any quarter
nor Is there likely to be until the weather
becomes sufficiently cOol 10 enable packers
TO operate with safety tribune, 9TH. +
From our exchanges we extract the fol-
lowing items on hog packing:
The pork packing season is at hand. and
our slaughtering and packing houses are
clearing away for the cot fict The opera
bouses-W. 3. WarTen's ElarIy's and Rel
man & Co, at the HuIniestOn House Each
OF these houses is about. ready, and the
season will open as soon as the weather
Will permit, probably in a. week or ten
days. II is thought fully as much business
Will be done TINS season as last The price
will prob ably open a S7@7.25. As to this,
however. nothing positive can be given
nowhere HGute Express.
The Pork trade opens very slowly in our
city, TINS season; the weather continuing
warm and pleasant. But few hogs have,
as yet, been brought to market; last Fri
day, Mr.. Newell slaughtered three hundred
head, being the first of the season. Messrs.
Gum Bros. commenced receiving at their
pork house on. Morgan Street, last
Wednesday. Notwithstanding the chol-
era has taken off good many hogs in the
c luntry, yet it is thought that about The
usual number VIII be packed by our deal
ers. Prices range from IS to So so gross,
and S. to 81 metz I1ley Jour al.
THE HOG MARKET.-Very little cutting
has been done for several days, owing to
the warm weather. Prices vary from &c
to &c gross, and TIC net. Messrs. Rosen-
baum & Co. have cut about I06 hogs, and
John A. Mann about 100. We expect quite
lively time among packers wnen cold
Messrs. Morgan & Case will take in pork
in this place this season. The prices they
intend paying have not developed them
selves up to Enthusiastically Tribune.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO, NOV. %.
FLoUR-Dull and nominalIy unchanged
WHEAT-Quiet, and No. 2 &c lower; 81 81
al SO for No. l; 81 1891 1914 for No 2: clos
ing dull at 81 73 for No. 2.
CORN-Q uiet, and old 21&c. new 339G4c
lower; 90G9l15c for No. ,; 7512979c for new ;
closing dull at soc for No. 2, and 757ag76c
for new.
: OARS uiet-and I1z@2c lower; closing at
500 er56c. vi. at v5.r-~
RYE-More active and ease lower; clos
ing al 81 33 for MOI 81 81 for No. 2.
B >RLEY-Closed steady at 81 IS for No. 2.
VI ESs PoRK-S20 00@20 50 for new and
SIS 75GI9 co tor old -
It 1ARD-Active and steady at lie. tu
BAcoN-Sweets pickled hams llall pc;
short ribs, December and January deilv.
cry, lO1zc;l green hams firm and H91ac
higher at l0@l01&c; bulk! shoulders 714c on
the srot. and 714y719c, January delivery.
= DIX EssED -Active.a at s6 1901 90; Ii e
active and l0g15c higher at S. O0(g6 20 for
medium to good smooth.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull and nominally I'M
changed. .. ist
RECEIPTs-6,OO0 barrels flour; 81 goo bush
els wheat; 5000 bushels corn; $4,000 BUSH
els GA s; s. 90U hogs.
SHIPMENTS = 5000 barrels -four; I9,e09
bushels wheat; IS 600 bushels corn.
FREIGHTs-5c for corn to Buffalo.
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Express Stocks.

The Merchants Union Express stock
took sudden jump on Tuesday, in New
York. from S3434 to s40}5, being S51z above
what had been paidqn. rt
The Pittsburg Commercial says of the
movement: s.. Ut
The revival in stock speculation during
the week has been confined almost entirely
market has been moderately excited. The
Express stocks have been very active
Merchants Union takln the lead and the
old companies followi ng-there Being
very general belief that some kind}of a
combination would be formed resulting
belieficiaily to all of them. Il sHt
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %.
CoTToN-Middlinas l54c; Sales of $500
bales. Receipts, 6 900 bales. Exports 223
bales. Sales of the week, q, $50 bales; re-
~eipts, 2,475 bales; exports, $50 bales
took, 81 ,247 bales.
SUGAR-Firmer; prime Louisiana, 13c.
MoLASSES-Lower grades dull: common,
45G55c; prime, 70g72c; choice, S3c.
FLoUR-Extremelyd dull.
CoRN-Quiet and irm at 81 07159I l215.
OATS-Duu at 78c.
PORK-Nominally 500 70.
BAcoN-DulI; new shoulders at 11g111zc;
clear sides at 1512c.
EXCHANGE sterling, 4s1z@5s; New York
sight, Il d scount.
GOLDFISH.
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Sugar. MOlasSeS, and Rice, In New
Orleans.
From the Times of th 18TH.

SUGAR-OnIy I'D hogsheaIs nave ="
received since Saturday. the supplies
nTices There were sales to-day of I56
kogsheads at SIC per FOUND for common;
1al2c for good conn On; l1z9ll15c for fair:
1S12c for fully fair; l212c for seconds, and
1315c for yellow clarified.
MoLASSES- The receipts, since Saturday.
com nrise SIS barrels and 40 half barrels
moIasses. Choice molasses is in demand
AT full prices, but the market for the other
grades is very dull and depressed. Only
$50 barrels and s. half barrels were sold to-
day at Coo per gallon for inferior; zoe for
common; 74d75c for good; S5c for prime,
and 92c for choice.
RICE-There is a plentiful supply of or
binary Louisiana, and very little of other
grades on the market. The demand, how
! ever, is Of a limited character, and We
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European Market.

By Cable.I LONDON, Nov. 29-EFe.
CoNsoLs-95; SOS II. a.,-
FRANKFORT, Nov. 29-EVe.
U. S. BoNDS-75 1l-l6.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29-Fve.
. CoTToS-Declined, and closed weak at
the following quotations.: fniddling up
lands 9-I6; Orleans 1916; sales of 10000
bales.
Manchester goods and yarns heavy, and
prices declining. H Hs
BREADsTUFFs-Cl Closed without any i'm
provement; corn 47s Cd: wheat los Sd for
California white, and l3s I'd for Ne. 2 red
western; : barley IS Adj; oats IS lid; peas
49s Cd. y aE+ H- .asa
Provisions Spring lard 1875 Sd pork 70s /;
cheese SIS; bacon Ass Cd. .tra-
PRoDUCE-Sugar 26s Cd +; petroleum Is for
spirits, and 31zs for refined clover seed 39s.
ANTWERP, Nov. 29-Eve-
PETROLEUM nominal at 45f for
standard white.
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New York Gold and stock Market.
By Telegraph
NEW York, Nov. q.

BY IeIeBrapn.I NEW York, NOV. ..
MoNEY-Steady at 6,a7 for cali loans
STEALING f2uiet at 1894 for gold first
class bills. +. .r - ~ l4
GoLD-Lower: opening at l3g: advancing
to 1895. and closing at I3S54@l3S7s. z q
81, il555Gn34; do. 80, I089ioS12; do. ga "a
1850 1864; do. 49, lO6@IO61s; do. new,
l071s(al06; do. '67, I077s9l081z; 10-40s, 1925
ever, large CONVERSIONS of 7-30s into new
bonds of IS and ~. tEa .E#
SToCKS-Generally quiet and steady, ex-
cept Pacific Mail, which sold largely, and
-ffuctuated rapidly markets closed weak.
Receipts of the Snb-Treasury, 81 633. 3I3 ;
payments, 81, 703,0l6; balance, $40, 40, no
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, Nov. y.
ToBACCo+Sales4 AZ hhds. at full rates; Tugs
s. IS; low middling leaf Sl4 70.
FLOUR-Dull: super 81 Is. .,....- -
WHEAT-Scarce at 81 2592 40 fornew.
CORN-Ear 75c in bulk. ~
OATS-65c in bulk.
CoTToN-l45zc.
HoGs-Firmer; 81 G0Q7 25 gross for heavy
averages; receipts 1900 head by rail;
STAGGERING active and heavy.
CUT MEATs-Bulk shoulders 914c; clear
sides PIC.
MESS FORK-S20 80.
BACoN-FIrmer; shoulders I2c; clear rib
bed sides 1512c packed.
SUGAR-ChOice new Louisiana l5c. ..
LARD-Old 1214c, new l21ac in tterces.
WHIsKY-Raw in bond g 81.
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New. York Dry Goods Market.

By Te1egraph.I - New YORK, Nov. g.
DRY GooDs-Ralher inactive, yet steady
for most kinds of staple fabrics of cotton
makes Prints steady, and in moderate
request at l215c for all re ular makes, and
1876 tor fayorite'brandS- Brown Sheetings
of best makes scarce and ARM aas are
Brown Drills at full prices. Light Sheet
ings and Shirtings are in better supply an d
continue depressed, both for bleached and
broWn.1fC al gTE TtEE TsuTlJ
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Memphis Market.
MEnrPHIs Nov. %.
BY Telegraph.l

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Nov. %.
+ CorToN2Dhll' and unsettled; accurate
quotations cannot be given; RnIddfing
nominal, at l4c. The weeks receipts Were
9.S4S bales; exports 10, 157 bales; stock Ii ,6l2
bales. Receipts to-day l,704 bales; exports
5000 bales. = flat II -Il-4 3
FLoUR-Weak and unchanged. 4.,
CoRN-SI 0ed1 '0j.
I HAY--S24 00(925l co.. = a., t.'5Jf = .-
OATS-6SCGz0c. 10 II ...t ts- Ell.
PoRK-s22 00922 50; clear sides 1914 9l814c.
/ LARD -I31@914c. &4.f -
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HIONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL.

= To COUNTRY MERcHAx'Ts.-We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds of mercantile work, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars. SC. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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quote Louisiana at care per pound for in
.ferior; 7k98c for ordinary; Sz399c Tor
prime, and 10GI01Sc for choice. Only'a feH
small lots of Carolina are now offering: II
may be quoted at 12c, retail. DOC ? 4