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just Received.

A LARGE lot of Rain Water Filterers and Water
"A Coolers. Also on hand Refylgerators and Ice
Chests of all sizes. f, Il c. B. NASH.
May7. du 174 Fore Street.
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M ii. REDDY,
M. MERCHANT TAILOR,

AND DEALER IN
GENTS Flu FINISHING GOODS,
No. 107 FEDERAL STREET. Do
we have in store one OF the finest assortment of
EEfSnSLiSH, GERMAN, FRENCH and DOMESTIC
Portland These goods have been selected with great
@ a. anu espeeiaily adapted TO the fashionable trade
an LILIES @ 3 mat cannot fail to please, and all goods
A cal Is respectfully solicited Thankful TO friends
the same. - "'''i'in"'Aiso VI
jan9dtf NJ H PENNY n..
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O Y - II E r. =
WILLIAM III. DARTNs

A his stores, Nos 23i s. 233 Congress Street, near
~ new STy Bnl'ding is constantly reeel wing tresh
arrivals oi New York and Virginia Oysters which he
prepared to sell by the gallon quart OF bushel OF
served up in any Style
January r.. 1867 DIR
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GaGARs. 200 M. imported and domestic Cigar
~ Tor sale by G. o. MITCHELL & SON,
phu 176 Fore Street
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UNITY, Me-, Dec II, 1867.
WIN. L. BRADLEY, Esq. Dear Sir:-The past sea-
son used nine barrels of your XII Phosphate with
good results planted about three of pasture
land using three barrels of Phosphate with other
manure, and raised hundred and twenty five
bushels of pototoes. 1 tested it I'm three different
parts Of the field with other manures with differ
ence in favor of the Super-phosphate, three and one
quarter to two t34 to p 62s per cent in favor OF
Phosphate. consider il valuable fertilizer.
Yours truIy. &- A. H. WORTH
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WHEELER & WILSON.
Lock Stitch Se,cissg Machine

WE have received the Agency for this section OF
w the State, and have fitted up rooms at No. 4
STYLES machines of their manufacture
Our rooms are EN-, under the special charge of Niss
ton to the sale of machines. Fun instructions %;ven
and every machine warranted.
All kinds of
Stitching, Tacking. Braiding, Embroider.
ing and Lettering done in the neat
q. r.. DAVIS DE- CO.,
may27eod4w NO, MORTON BLOCK.
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E. r. Towle Of West Berkshire, VI, gives in the
Vermont Farmer the following results of expert
ments with different kinds OF manure on corn, tn
past season.
The land and cultivation was the same. The
ground was an inverted greensward, heavily mannr-
ed the surface, and the fertilizers put in the hill
The following was the result when the corn was
husked--each plot containing two rows through the
fields: a
PlDt1 l. No in the hill, p baskets of cars of
corn.
Plot 2. compost consisting of hen manure
ashes, plaster, and earth q baskets .
Plot g. Lodi Manufacturing Co.'s Poudrette 81
baskets.
Plot 4. Rotten barn-y yard manure, a. baskets. -
Plot 5. Hog-manure, baskets.
Plot 6. Bfadley's Super-phosphate OF Lime, 8
baskets. --''-F
The degree of soundness was In proportion to the
yield, plot number being the best
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ROYALToN, Vt, Jan. 81, 1867
VIM. l.. Bradley. Dear Sir II had a quantity OF
your Phosphate last year, it gave good satisfaction
MIR. o. Bruce tried it on peice of oats with barn
yard manure; the PHOSPHATE BEAT THE MANURE
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. He thinks he realized
from the use OF it on oats two hundred per cent.
Yours truly, j. w. METCALF.
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Portland Academy.

GUNNER Term begins May II at Union Hail.
~ Entrance IS Free street.
Masters OF all ages and attainments received al
any time in the Term.
Particular attention paid to preparing boys ior the
High School, or lor other schools and for college
Termsfor Summer Term of weeks $500
p. j. LARRABEE, A. b.
Any further information furnished by calling at
% Hanover Street NAV % d2w
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S0Tn RV

Is ifsa SOLD BY ~
Beale& & Morse, Portland, -a
s} w. E. Tolman g. Co. Portland.
.c+ John Macarthur, Augusta. ta
s Thompson 81 Putnam, Lewiston.
Morrison & Drew, Skowhegan. up
Reuben Rideout, Cumberland.
Wardsworrh & Richie, Eastport. -
Augustus Perry, Belfast t
Chick & Prescott, Bangor.
G. II. Dunning, Bangor.
Foss s. Henderson, Pennington. f.
N II. Macomber, Bowd0inham.
j. g. Deering, a. Co., Sac0. ..44
80 Demlng 81 Son, Calais. .
And reliable dealers throughout the State OF
Maine. may 2sd&w2w 80
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This Richly paying business is offered for sale
to any one applying In season. 1t will be sold before
July 20th at whatever price it will bring. E- The
estate must be settled. g -e 80. d..
eY You will see our sign from Congress Street, as
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).
Chief Clerk Department of Agriculture.

81 do not hesitate TO pronounce it the best"
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, JAN 4, 1896.
MR. JOHN L. GILL. Dear Sir Il take d easure in
recommending Bradley's XII Phosphate of Lime as
being good and cheap Fertilizer, having made use
of the same different crops. And having made
of different kinds, do hesitate to pronounce
1t the best GRISWOLD /. GILBERT. E
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New E0rk Cattle Market.
Nav YORK, Nov. I

By Teiegrapk,lab Nav YORK. Nov,4
C "a, IL MA RKEr- Receipts, e,l0O beeyesi
g, 1856 heepand lambs; IS ,672 hogs. There
prevalent fair1 demand for beef cattle
and offerings were light and holders
Succeeded In obtaining an advance OF
about re, more especially on the Better
grades Aoput Leo heed was the mum
Der on sale at the following prices: 161&9lzc
for extra. 16glG14e for prime; 159151Sc for
first eaahSy /; LAG l454c fer fair to good, and
9@ISIac f0E inferior. to ordinary The mnar-
ket for sheep and lambs exhibited a fair
degree OF activity on account of the heavy
offerings, com prising about 300 However
/ prices are heavy, particularly for; common
stock; q few extra larabs Brought 75z6Sc
for medium to good 614@7c for inferior !;
59Sc for extra sheep &c, for prime ,51&G
DC for ordinary, and common 595Ze;
stnferior4@41ze, many sold by the head at
- 25@4 ee0!, Swine depressed by targe9 ar
Etya Is and the demand, not very brisk;
ab0uts50a ear loads ohisale At the fFortietR
Street yards, and ss4l at the ConTnunipaR1
AZ the former Place the following are 1.-The
prices VI G54c for heavy to prime; .B1S@
65sc fer. aair TO good. 5ezgBc for. common
and rough pdicating O. declineo of fully 15e!
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Cincinnati Market.


By Telegraph. CINCINNATI. NOV. 4.
FEoEkGDul and demand limited; extra
SO 5QeBlI IS; lily Sl1 50Ial1 70.
= WREAT-DuIl; No. red Winter is held
at Sc 50, but this rate was fully &c above the
vtewS.o Of buy ers; No Spring - 10 noml-
nally.
CoRN-Dull and demand limited; No. l
shelled and old ear at csc; new ear SOC.
OATS-tlosed at GO 964c. .i
RYE-Dull at 81 20. ..f
BAREEY-TJn Changed! -
CoTD9N--Duil at l61zc. ~ =.
ToBACGo07Steady and in good demand ;
r WHISKY at 34e in bond. I.
NJ lass, PoRK-S2l7 o., n .- u.
BACoE-1h, better demand; Sa les rs hogs
heads at 15ld4314c for shoulders; 1870 for
clear rib asisdl4s549lTc for clear sides, city
II IleaiR;DLDuHat 4sskc, 10 93Fof a4t g1a
BtrlGR+4dn better 4ppply, and mark Ell
less 81 as55 ~, btt nnotatjeas wefe Unchanged
EGesGFiFfn at 24s425eh iao3 za-1E -
e. SEEDs-CIoyerdulI at 81 Is; fax, 50: Tim
-othy dull and only retail demand at - 35G
2 4O.L- '.s .eE = J2--s - = -. "
LINsEED OIL-Dall at 81 o. J-aE saf
lard OIL-SI 00JGl 10.
PETROLEUM-Dull at 5lQ5Ic for refined
free.
APPLES Large supply at s2a4. s.si--.
POTATO EszDulfa 81 S993 90 per barrel on
inactive and prices rather lower:
packers are, afraid to cut after their expe-
rience in the treacheroqs weather of last
week; sales to bdtc rers,t SO 25S96 60.
GOLD-l4O1zc buying. 5fts .91fI J-i---
MONEY In acttve demand. ssr &c
ExoEANGE-E1rm at par bOying. ..-.
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RIVER Ne w 8.
For other River Items see Seventh Page

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1.-The river has risen
7inches at the head of the falls and n
inches at Portland.
AS we anticipated, the Louisa did not
get off yesterday, but will positively leave
at o'clock this evening. She is finely
oficered, with Capt. Boluss on the hurri-
cane, and Charley Crawford and Billy Con-
ant in the ofhce...-.......Phe Cobb Webb
is announced for Cannelton at 10
O'Clock to-day, and is a neat and very
light boat.........Capt Drinkwater has put
the VIM. White in ma gnificent order, and
she looks as sweet as a fresh blown rose,
and as beautiful as maitleneof sweet six
| teen. Capt. Drinkwnter proposes to turn
her head toward Green River on.to-moTrow
or Thursday. John Adams will preside in
the Office THE Phantom win not leave
till towards the last OF the week, as she re-
! qudres some slight repairs.-.......Re emoer
the Newsboy leaves promptly at 3 O'Clock.
AS soon as the river rises a foot, Capt Josh.
Throop will bring the Mayflower here and
/ load for Memphis direct-at least we are
| told so. She Is in splendid conditioner.
/ We have good news from Cincinnati,
! where the river had risen 81 feet during
| the "a hours ending Sunday evening. This
/ will make nearly 2 feet of rise here, which
will be q great Improvement on the pres
| emit stage of water. A large number of
! boats are advertised to leave Cincinnati
! for st. LOois, Memphis and New Orleans.
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ckttss COu1tefSub-OE~ b -u1dVy- ItstfSJ -sFc
supply ipgt Es4sgeS I aEgeE t9ress
No changes IN quotations have occurred
worthy of note, but prizes ake asher an
der the reported advance in the East and
the rate of gClET C61npe tihon nsthis de-
partment has brought prices in this city
down Co aserSaow margin of profits, and
in no neighborfng city can the purchaser
be better suited.
IRON AND HARDwARE.-The trade in iron
is moderately brisk. Our quotations are
Unchanged. TIA Plate, SIS 50, and firfl1 with
gold; Bar Iron, &C.; Sheet IRON, boiled, 10
&c. Charcoal, 10 @ lie; Nails, s6 90; A1es,
Mann's, SIS 90; Lippincott's sl7 90;
fSiInmOnsss SzHeOsSsThk aAfge9 fahhDdnt
-of Improvement going on in this city
and the towns and country adjacent,
continues TO have it's effect upon the Hard
4 ware trade in tks-liae of buittbpg mater
ials. In &c ssbpplke mark ek.sssOcSks are
light and market firm. There is no pros
peet of lower prices in most articles in this
line during the season.
DRgGA-Bnsiness isreperted very good
and xpeetaffons more than realized. No
rchanges have occurred the past week in
prices. White Lead SO 09Gl5 90 per 100 b !;
Lard OIL, No. Winter strained 81 %; No
2 81 le; Ltasesd -Qa S. 9eeI s5s CsagRE soc
and very Arm, with a nearly exhausted
stock; Soda &c for English, and Sc Tor
Anerqan 2qtFtnes S225g2 30 per OF; An
oige,' Madras, 81 50 to 81 So
h PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoNs.-Porke continues quiet Our
dealers seem able to meet all de-
mands, .and5} villa IS probably continue
so during the, balance Of the season. We
tx our quotations as SfoifoWs= Ness
7 as -
cents; sides. Az cents. and clear sides Is
cents. Bacon, shoEtders lSss4cyE elesf sides
1z@c; hams l9 cents; Lard, I21zc@I31S
tierces. and kegs. z9ReesssVe aHshsEaf Isc
for new Western Reserve, and I755c for
Factory. Butter is IN light supply at CSC
to 45c for country and Ohio.
GRAIN.-The receipts Of wheat aarre hight
Prices are higher and firm. We, quote
this morning at g 40 fofh prime red and
81 50 for prime 5whitei;s inferior grakIesi are
lower. Corn is firm, with only a mod
crate stock IN Asrket.. It is now quoted at
Csc in new gunnies, 85c for shelIed in
bulk, and soc in ear; new corn is selling in
small way at SIC. Oats, are steady;
quotations, 65c1n new burIaps.
iFBoUR-FirntSet former quotations; for
good superfinesz 90 to 81 50; Extra is of.
ferea at 50 OO04e 90; Family and fancy
brands are nanaed at Sl2 O0913 90, from
new wheat
CORN MEAL-We find but little &usiness
dose in meal. We place the price of kiln
dried at "a 0094 y pei. barrel. -
sEEDs-We quote as foflows: New Clover.
$50; Timothy g. 1898 90; Flax 81 o. 2
HAY-Baled can be had now at SIS OO@-
II 90 per ton. New Glover, however, is still
quoted at S12 O0sl4 co.. -
& BRAN Is considerably higher, and is.
held at s23 0Og25OO per ton. 80 =
F'RUIT.A -Nothing is done in fruit-except
in a small and local way. We have no
quotations for dried fnuit, or for Oranges
and Lemons. i
sALr-Is unchanged, Small barrels 50 90,
and SIC per busneE in large barrels. -
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New YORK Dry Goods Market

BY 4eH5sSapIh! J. -NBWs1 DIRK, MOVE 4.
DRXg GeoDs-EThe market is. quiet and
brown Siiaetings are reduced to PIC. and
PeppeFea n to1he same price, Waii1sutta
musill.sEare reduced TO 221kc,and Fuscarora
10 Zoe ia per cam brics. are redueed from lac
to 1219J falS such as Warren. Masonvil1e, S.
:. q sons sSce;Tapd glazed leambri1S, such
ing att@zfs prints STEADY and in limited
demand. It Is now ascertained that 20 ids
are selling at 1fe-Fe4atiVefy lower prices
than before sthe war, consequent Y. several
mills haVei Stopped, and others have re-
duced- tllet production. g ifSsi 1H'fs
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Louisville Market. :

By Telegraph Il LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.
ToBAcl market steady; sales 81 hhds.,
Sl3 751l5l75.s u l'4'A t4t@
FLoUR-Quiet So Is for superdne. %
WHEAT-Steady, at 81 50d2 so. via
CORN-Dull; shelled, in bulk. 81 co.
OATS-70c in bulk.
COTToSr-l69l61zc. ass.. .-gaE ts
BACON houlders 1870; clear sides l711c,
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph.T T9"r NJ

BY Telegraph '"- MEMPHIS, Nov. A.
CoTToNHQuiet;-1 614c for mfddIfng. -t
toRN-None in the market. tel =, ID
OATs-Scarce, at 77Cd960c. .- --1 D..
HAY-Choiee, at S2Sd30. p"
PORR-S23 50023 "a. ESD eZET5c 31
CLEAR SIDES-l9c. ~ sa..=-... .rf:l. 3.
LARR-141Sc!
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MONETARY&. COMiiEREKAL
h ConNlsEE:7I, EI1l1II ! g. -.,Es fssifle

TO CoUNzExEMk Rdf3AE -sgs difeetahe
attention. especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for. printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds Of nsTeantne -~orKs viz. Bill
Heads. CaFds,s Circularsss Sc Orders for
work can~be sent through any or the
Evansville merchants.
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WEEKLY REVIEM1..

4 FINANCIAL. - Money continues very.
scarce, and although tits pretty generally
understood that the banks are not in
cond1ttonato discount except tosBs nhafted
extent and only for depos1tors, the appli-
cations for money are numerous and very
urgent. The paper offered is, in many
ceses, of the most sdeSiTa BILE chara cter, and
such as the banks would readily discount,
if their means permitted. This stEingeney.
in our money market may, TO some extent.
be attributed to the almost entire spspen-
pension of navigation on our sWesterp lItv-
ers. to the epidernfcs in the leading South
ern markets, and to the general depression
in trade. It is evident, too that the con
traction Of. greenbacks by the Secretary of
the Treasury is being graIaallg felt. This
is bringing about lower prices insevery De
partment of trade. The high and enor-
nous rents, high salaries, ex5rava CANT liY
ing, and fast horses must give way to the
old figures and slower speed. We are tend
ing to them very rapidly. 70 .i54-st ea
Exchange on New York is DULY at par
buying, and 1-IOc premium seIIing.0NNoA
Gold is weak, and we, dgote it. buying,
40; selling, l42, saC.ti -,-ctA
f. aro Tod rs fol
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By Cab1e.I s.ae + LONDON, Nov. 4, p. NJ.
CoNEoLs-Closed at "a Lie. 60 ..Eas.l,!l
BONDs-5-20s 6914; Illinois Central 81 !;
Erie 4174. lila. e3TG1 Iss.1 s4e.it ior ~
s eds = FRAEKFoRr, Nov. 4, P. NJ
U. s. BoEDs-751z. ~ ei0. .'1s-F
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4, P. NJ.
CoTToS@Been 1u1f all day, an Z; closed at a
decline of I'D on american nliddling /;
iuplands- SGD; Orleans SGD; sales to-day,
10, 900 bales. VIA c5nuT10r n
BREADsruFFsAcorhn q 48ss 1 6Bd Wheat, Cali
efornia white, l5s Cd. and red. Western las
lib E974-5S 4dt5 vet ,kEJ0@J 's-bff
I,I OATs-3s lid. .Td41T2 aEts33s 81 Oh
.aOPEAs-5ls. sIomB3Eo bua 81 4=ss. "a
p PRoFIsIoNs-Beef 1l5sY Pork 72s; bacon
52s; lard 52s Cd cheese 52s.
vPRoDUCE-Rosln IS Sd for common, and
us for medium; taIIow As Sd; turpeutine
US; petroleum declined sto-1s sgd for re-
fined spirits steady aflsBd.> "a
4LoNDoN; Nov,4, Pm.
sUeAR-steady. : IA
LINsEED oIL-Advanced los: quoted at
III { per ton.
WHALE OIL-Declined az, and quoted at
81 per 252 gallons -
II ANTWERP. Nov, 4, PM.
PETRoLBvM- Very heavy, closing>at At
francs. E -
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Z Z. GILBERT q CO..

GN L. GLLBENtE a NO.-
- No. 81 NORTH FIRST STREET,
Will be pleased to see all their old custom
ers, and as many new ones. as viii favor
them with a call. A full assortment OF
Groceries, etc, always on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market prices.
E~Agents for Stafford Mills (AIabanes1
Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers prices.
We tCiu gtre special i'adJlcepeRts to all IhJse
buying foa CASH. E-hE l"l DIE tIoe9 ~
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph. - = CHICAGO, Nov. 4.
FLOUR Dull and inactive Il
WHEAT-Opened duh, and declined &c;
81 S5139l S612 for No. l. 81 7791 7915 for No.
G1 1871 for No. 2. = -
CoRN-Vefy dull S11z@2c lower; 81. OS9
0311 for No. l: Sl91 or for No. ( closing
OATs-1911zc lower; closing at 529z@52Hc
in store.
RYE-2e loweri closing at 81 2zfor No. 1;
BARIEY-Ic lower; 81 O20I O4 for No. 2.
NESS PoRK-Stronger; SOC higher; s19 50
LARD-Very duIl-at 1I1<aI2c.
BEEF CATTLE-Du1l at s. 1877 CO. -
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Velvet Carpets
Brussels Carpets
Tapestry Carpets
Three Ply Carpets
Two-Ply Carpets
Ingram Carpets
Venetian Carpets
German Carpets
Printed Carpets
Listing Carpets
Hemp Carpets
Rag Carpets
Window Hollands
Window Fixtures
Rustic Shades
Favorite Shades
Venetian Shades
Window Cornices
Gilt Shades
Nottingham Lace
Tamboured Lace
7 Window Reps
Rubber Sheeting
Window Draperyr
iPaflor Hassocks
Carpet Bindings
Table Linens
ruit Napkins On
Wooden Druggets
Curtain Hooks
Table Oil Cloths
Piano GoYegs
Curtain Chips : .
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FIsH-New fish sis beginning to arrive
and we revise duotafions we quote
1Tackere5 No. l, in barEelsE s22g5p EtOr
s23 90; in kits No. 1 g so; No. g Is; No
9, 81 90; White Fish, 81 50eper & barEeJ, 'art
81 Is IN kits; S4Z5 per F-earFek b n
.o1 RICE-Market steady at lI16c for good
to prime Ran geprE. and Bxe r. Carolina.
CANDLES = Light weights l9c, full
weights 24c. "a
CANDY-There is no change. and we con-
tinue to qrfete at R9eandS25 Sc per poandaS a
STARCH-fs unchanged at to Sc.
x lCorTON VANISHING quote sta niard quail
ity at lie for 700, I6c. for 800. and lSc. for
500; poorer brands Fare selling. at lower
rates. r1A
LIoUoRs.-There is no perceptible change
in liquors, and prices remain about the
same as last quotations. New copper dis
titled whisky s. 90; one to two years old
scarce at So 5Og5 co. highwineS g. 30; rectl-
fed 81 65@2 COS COMMON Bourbon rye g %,
and Brandyys2 5Oga 90; Holland gin 81 SOC
800; imported brandy So OO9l5 90; Old Port
50 5O@6 so. ssAN tcF1V
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DRY GOODS.

..-er DRY GOODS.
2 Trade in this department has been very
active during the past week, at our previ-
Gus quotations. Prices seem 10 have touch
ed bottom, and with rise in the rivers,
which may be expected, business will be
much improved, in. ali departments. We
continue to give our last weeks. quota
gtions:
HATS AND CAPS, AND fCLoTHING. =
Stocks in these departments Will be found
large and complete for the Fall trade,
and prices will be made by our dealers as
satisfactory as in any other Western city.
Prices East, owing to the light stocks and
. labor strikes, keep high, and the market is
firm; but this market maintains the old
quotations unchanged.
Doors AND SHoES-Our city merchants
have had large receipts of goods from the
manufacturers, and have been quite busy
in arranging for the Fan trade. Their
houses are now well filled, and the Evans
vile market, SO justly celebrated for it's
enterprise in this department, was never
bet er prepared to supply the demand for
boots and shoes, and at rates which VIII
compete successfully with Gfnefnnatf~ or
louisville. The business of week has
oeen good, with a ine promise for the re-
mainder of the season. Prices are IN
changed.
VI oUEENswAKE-The FAN business opens
i. E.-f frf L = - - - FL -
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STEAMBOATS,.

.fi,i FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO.
The splendid Iight-draught steamer
~ n - LOUISA. n e
Tom Boluss, Master;
So - Charley Craw ford, Clerk
Leaves FORE Cairo and all interim diate-
landings THIS DAY, Tuesday. Nov. S5tIil
For freight or passage apply on board,
or TO r.. K. DUNKERS0N- & CO., =
pov5 dit AGENTS. =
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BOARDING.

OARDIN c. irst-elass Private
ID Boarding, by the day or week, at the
corner of Second and Chestnut Streets;
s. 90 pei week. Ioc29 dot
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DOARDrNG- HOUSE. = The under
ID signed has opened a Boarding-A0ase
on Third street, between Sycamore and
Vine, opposite Philip DeckerS store, where
a mum Der of day and weekly boarders can
be accommodated with bo9rd.T a
mayl5 MRS. D.ACARTER.
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European Market.
RvCahIe.

By Cable,Is LONDON, Nov. 4, p. M.
CONFoLs-Closed at "a Lilo. 81 s1gaa. .ttl
BONDs-5-20s 6g54; Illinois Central 81
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RNOR SALE COTTON In laps, suit
* able for Comforts or Quilts, ,atsl5e. per
'''-' EVANSVILLE. COTTON. NILLs4
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY, June l0.-Ihere were 2S0j cattle on
sale this morning 16l OF them at COmmnipaw and 7A
Hudson CITY This is nearly GOO less than the
markets week ago to-day, but the expected arrivals OF
~ ears CCmmunpaw ten at Hudson City, and the sup
ply at one hundredthst tomorrow may nearly eqnaLe
the two weeks. The demand for beef Is lnited-the
berry season ever known. a look At the Commu,
thhn last week, only few lu,s ranking No ].
There was n good demand for the bes, cattle and II
they not "A shade higher than last Wet they went
of quicker aud at better estimates OF weights Nothing
IA reported above isc there being no extra soVk o. sale
Some OF tho poor GROVES Texas and CheTokees were
at 159l6o. j. H. Aler anders 400 fair q cWt uhhOls
steers reported at T0lsc., with 5ot by alexander
Casse at prices on equal weights one me lou OF
Az Ohio steers the tops OF snyders drove owt, aver
aged close upon lsc Mcbeth Nichols sold ther 2s4
Iro run ont 90 illinois steers Of "a owt. et i7tSlsc.
Tho stock all sold at an early hOuI, hterhoOn buy
ers finding very few left for them.
Thore Was better oass OF cattle at Hudson City and
higher prices were obtained Some ordinary Missouri
steers OF "a ow at sl09 each, were not higher bls tae
the "a fine and 1876 choice Kentucky grade Dnrhas
belonging " C0ney Mcpherson, the whole ayeragngt %