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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

TIE Concentrated Extract of Rye has proved itself to
De q real blessing To many who were afflicted wi tn
s,hm and other bronchial troubles. There IL no thi
For sale large bottles all over
Ihe country. c. A. RICHARDS l. CO. % Washing
ton Street Boston, largest Retail Wine and Spirit
Ii ouse IN Amerra
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Notice TO Teachers.

The examination OF teachers in Berlin will be
held in the school-house at Berlin Corners, Sat.
urday the 25th of November, at one O'Clock PM.
full and prompt attendance is requested.
f. IRWIN CARPE NTER,
F86w2 Superintendent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

The I. ,.1.An Of fashion the iavorite Of
beaut, the pei OF luxury in every dressing
room and boudoir, is g Barrett 8 Vegetable
Hair Restorative" 1t is sure preventive
to badness ard premature gray hair, and no
lady or gentleman should be without it.-&
Joseph Herald.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

bottles containing SONOHA WINE BITTERS, tie
beautiful engraved label but partially sets forth The
virtues OF the contents Nothing but trial thereof can
give fair conception OF it's benefits Druggists and
grooers sell them everywhere.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

81 Washington street. Boston hardly aoe To keep
pace with the demand for their soNOMA WINE BIT
TIERS. Thor purity, excellence Of effect and low price
sre giving these Bitiers The precedence. all Others
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Charles W.Raudall,s Estate.

rNHE SUBSCRIBERS having hee1 appointed oy the
Honorable Probate Court for the III triot OF Wash
gtop Om ussioneTs. to eive sxasi Inc AMI so1 st
ali claims nj demands All . rsons- against the
cha rles W. Randall late OF Mootpe ier IN said
dece in-nlveut ana the teri
six moohs from the 25h day OF Oct 1888 heinz al :
lowd by sail Cunt he creditors OF sail DECEASED,
exh bit and their respective claims BET we US
Give MOTTO. will attend duties OF our ap-
poi ut the office of Randall Dnraat IN Annt
peiier said sistrIct. the FL Monfay OF jana
AMI April next O'Clock in shs afternoon, on each
Of said days.
J. BDSTWICK. coumi,.
NELSON ROBIN Jon.
Montpelier, Nov. 7, A. 1859. F4'w3
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.ruF RF-T CROCFRS

And spothecaries The town sl sell the famous Gold
en- she al wh,key. 1t j. Away, pure and good c. A
RICHARDS & CO, % Washington Street, Boston.
Ia rye.t RetsiI Wine and spirit House in America.
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COOLEY & DAucHY's ADvERTIsRMENTs

eC&OO advance. Agent, wanted everyw hero, male
and female, TO sell Patent Everlasting White W ire
ttfhes inc. " Every household should have this
u e. ". Y. Trfbtnr. Address AMERICAN WIRE
C., 20 William ST., N. T., I6 Dearborn ST chicago
Ill. r&Mi3w4;&
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Course of Lectures,
IN VILLAGE HALL, MONTPELIER

IN VILLAGE HALL, MONTPELIER.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. II,
PRES JAMES b. ANGEL, of Vermont University
" National Wit"
WEDNESDAY, Dec. ?,
PRES. A. D. SMITH, Of Dartmouth Cole ge-" The
Mission Of New England"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

Get pint bottles, 81, in white wrappers-Woleot's
AS,IprLAros fer Catarrh. Woleott's PAt'
P.rrr cures pain all kinds heals all without
stain n, smart
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ORIENTAL TEA co.

Box 5057, Boston, Mass.
SPECIAL NOTfCE.-As a matter of convenience
distant customers We arranging with Apotbe-
carries and other Merchants II the
Agents for ting their locality
wsreh prizes, and have appointed REDFIELD =
CROOKS, special Agents foT Montpelier II vicinity.
who II ell Teas and wsrrnf them O ar money
funded. Give them a call al tfeir Drug Store and
give their DDS trial, and for yourself that they
s.sS rof De-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

DESTROYS all beauty. SONOMA VINE BiIfERS de
.troy all t,impIes and eruptions &. A. RICHARDS &
20 % Washington Street Bn-ion, Sole Proprietnrs.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
By JOHN B. PAGE, GOVERNOR
A PROCLAMATION.

1t becometh as people to acknowledge
our dependence upon Divine Providence, and
to return thanks for the many blessings
which have crowned the year The custom
is hallowed by the usage of many genera
tions. do therefore appoint Thursday, the
twenty-sixth of November, instant, TO be
observed by the people of this State, as day
of thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God.
Let us on that day enter into His gates
with thanksgiving, and into His courts with
praise, for surely goodness and mercy hath
followed US, bestowing upon US an abundant
measure of health, granting us plentiful har-
vests the reward of the labors of the hus-
bandman, and continuing unto US the inesti-
mable blessings of civil and religious liberty
Most of all, should we ever render fresh
thanksgivings, for the gift of grace and the
hope of Heaven, revealed unto us through
our Lord Jesus Christ.
Let us not forget :. the fatherless and the
widow" that they may - eat and be salts
fed. that the Lord thy God may bless thee
in all the work of thine hands which thou
doest."
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
State, in the Executive Chamber, at
Montpelier, this third day of November,
in tho year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixtyeight, and of
the independence of the United States
the ninety-third.
JOHN B. PAGE
BY the Governor,
S f. BURNHAN,
Sec'v of Civil and Military Affairs
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OF any person they choose. The single married. Inc
m,rried happy and WISE IN TIME. Smp'e, harm
les and sure Also journal of Love Secret of
How to Get Rich, All mailed for 90 cents.
10 900 sod Address.
REEVES & Co, IS Nassau ST, Sew York.
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By the Governor,
5. E. BURNHAN,
Sec'y of Civil and Military Affairs

BOARD OF EDUCATION In executive ses-
sion. Friday afternoon, the Senate confirmed
the following nominations of the Governor,
as members Of the Board of Education for
the year ensuing
First rict-Merritt Clark, Poultney ::
George N. Weber, Middlebury
Second District Jonathan Ross, st. Johns
bury: L. f. Ward, Westminster
Third District Matthew III. Buckham,
Burlington j. Isham Bliss, St. Adams
Prof Buckham and Rev. j Isham Bliss,
are especially fitted for their responsible
duties Prof Webber of Middlebury Col
lege, is one of the finest scholars in the State
and will be a valuable member, while the
re-appointment of Hon. Merritt Clark, Sen
ator from Rutland county, gives universal
satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11
ADDISON COUNTY.

As Frank Wright, of New Haven. was
climbing ladder in his barn last Friday, he
was struck on the head with large revolver
by vagrant named Cummings, who had tax
en- lodgings in the hay NOW. Mr. Wright's
injuries were quite severe, bat the rascal was
secured and committed for trial in default of
$4,000 bail
Lodge of L. o. Of G. T has been organ
lied at Middlebury by Rev. W. W. Atwater,
State Deputy. Col. Lyman Z. Knapp is w.
e. L.
The debt of Addison County amounts to
500, 500 70
Fine sporting is reported in the vicinity
of Vergennes The bays of the lake and
Otter Creek swarm with water fowl. and
foxes and coons walk up to the farm houses
to be - housed - for the winter.
Mr.. 5. Hathaway, on the LIST ult., while
engaged on the acqueduct in Vergennes. was
badly bruised by the caving in of dsep
trench.
The boom Of derrick on Halls dock in
Fergennes, gave way on the ID inst, and
nearly killed Mr.. Joseph Garner, who was
beneath it unloading coal from boat He
is now doing we'll.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

One Of the following articles. - yrds sheetinp Har
ms Cloth Pan and Vest Pair Honey comb Quits
Cylind Watch Douoie Barrel Ride Pistol. Fancy Cash
mere Dress Pattern, 1hrhet shawl Three YARDS Double
width Waterproof Cioaking. -Four Nd-. W oI Frockiue
Set OF Lace Cart in-. Ladies Double MOO Sh WI silver
Plated Card Basket, endd Engraved silver Plated Ice
n cher, Eusr we'd silver ed Teapot l0o Tur
Key Moro CO Photograph Album, Lancaster Qui l. pac
ca Dress Pattern, tusrsvet silver Plated bottled Re
v"lViHg Castor Pair Gents Calf Boots, Splendid Bai
moral skirt Set OF Ivory Handled Knives IN Si'veI
Plated Forks Rosewood Frame Bra Alarm Clock, Pair
ct All Wool III tnkets piehdld Be .ded and Lined SILK
faraSol, Ladies Splendid Morocco Travelling BAG, Pair
Of ALEXANDRA Quilts, Thirty Yards Pint Marsalles
Quit
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4 WELL DESERVED TRIBUTE-At the
Teachers Institute, held at Stowe, on the 9th
and eth inst, among others, the following
resolution was read and adopted
Resolred, That we congratulate the Sec
rotary of the Board of Education for his
eminent success in his new field of labor
and while we tender our sincere thanks for
his earnest labor in the cause of education
in our midst, we would extend to him our
hearty support, and express our wish that
the assembled wisdom of our State, will not
allow his labors to 20 unrewarded.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

DUCK GLOVES aud MITTFNS.-The celebrated
ID Draper Glove. lined and lerlIed, also cheaper
KIND of goods just rec lived at
FRES"H'S.
II
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sUPERINTENDENT'S NOTICE

W .shington, Oct. 10, 1868.
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Notice,

tAME intn the pasture of the subscriber about the
~ hrst OF August last roam coored yesrling he'er.
charges and take the same away.
AARON ANDREWS
bSftips Nov q, tsoS r&ew3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

JAMES FRENCH has returned from Market with
y all he new siyes of HATS and CAPS for Old men,
young men, all the boys.
Montpelier, Oct /, 1868.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

90 Wards Sheetng. Fancy Cashmere Coat Pants and
Vest PatI-r quality, En- raved silver Plated S1
BOtrled Revo Castor with Cut Glass Bujtle Pair
Splendid Rose Blankets Splendid Engra ed SILVER Tea
Set, fthree pieces sugar Bowl Tea Pot and Creamer
Silver Plated Cake Basket, Fancy Plaid Wont Long
shawl, Twenty five Yards Hemp Carpetins, SPIT id
Violin and Bow, Enai n Berage shaw Sp endid Ala
pacca Dress Pattern silver Hunting Caed atch Spleen
did Bible it'll Elegant Steel En cravings FAM Record
and Photograph Page, Popin dress Parern. Engr wed
Silver Plated Ice Pitcher Sp endd Beaver Cloak Pattern
Shsrps r vsiver, Splendid ACCORDION, Music Box One
Pair Fine Dam~sk Table Covers one Dozen Dinner
Ma pkins Ia match.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

FUNERAL OF ONE OF TIE OLD GUARp.-John
james Trie, a member Of the Old Guard of
the First Napoleon, and who fought with him
at Jena, Wagram, Austerlitz, Eylau and
Waterloo. and who died at Troy, n. Y, on
Tuesday. was buried yesterday, from ST. Pc
ter's church in that city. The deceased was
elghty-six years of sc.
Our ARMY.-The army. 1t now ex-
lists, consists of five artillery, ten cavalry and
forty-fve infantry regiments, which, with
the staff, comprise 40 .93S enlisted men and
2,94s commissioned officers, the latter in
Guiding one general, one lieutenant general
five major generals and nineteen brigadiers.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, November 16.-The corporate
authorities OF Brighton give a banquet to
Reverdy johnson and George Peabody
next Saturday.
PARIS, November 16.-Baron James
Rothschild, the head of the house OF
Rothschiie, cid here yesterday.
MADRID, Novemba T I6.-TheTs was sn
immense demonstration here last Satur-
day 10 favor of a monsrchial form Of gov
eminent. Addresses we're made by Ma
zsga, Morlss, Sseions, Prim, TApeta and
others. Not less than SO, O00 people were
present and much enthusiasm prevailed.
The majority of the Captain-G Generals
Of the Provinces have requested an in
crease of their respective garrisons, 10
which Gen. Prim has replied in q eiTcu-
lar stating that such increase would be
beyond the resources of the country, and
that the troops are concentrated in New
CASTLE and can be dispatched whenever
required.
NAPLES, November 16.-Veguvius has
become agitated, and g new cone has
been formed, from which q stream Of
lava is being elected,
BuCHAREsT, November IA violent
shock Of an earthquake occurred here on
Friday,
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NOVEM BER 17.
- 800 THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-TUEsD

be instructed TO deal with Lopez SO De-
cstur did with the Dey Of Algiers. Il
appears from W~ashburne's letter that
Lopez Is . ruthless barbarian, who
has violated every law, ard respects
tbs rights of no one, whether native or
foreign. There is reason to believe he
hiss submitted Bliss and Mssterman to
torture, and there is no reason t. deal
with him otherwise than as one would
With q pirate. II is humiliating that it
should be necessary for the press of this
country to call upon the Government to
resist such an uBheard OF outrage upon
cur flag as Lopez has committed, or TO
save from imprisonment, torture or
death American citizens. Mr.. Wash
burne's conduct is e singing disgrace to
every American, and one under which
our people will hardly remain quiet, for
if they did they have lost all spirit and
sense OF honor. We trust the President
&nd Dir. Seward will for ones act prompt
ly, show that there is come decision
snd vigcr left in the American Govern
ment. W~ashburne's own published let
ter shows sufficient cause for the moaf
energetic measures which can be taken.u
Mayor Holman to-day sent TO the
CommoA Council his letter Of resigna-
ton, TO take effect November 30th.
The sub-eom mittee of the joint Con-
~gFessioDal COMMITTEES to-day resumed
It's session. Testimony was given show
Ing that frauds were now being perps-
trated under The new revenue laws, and
that distiller5 are SO successful now sc
before in evading the payment Of taxes,
and that from 0ne-third to. one-haIf OF
the whisky manufactured escapes the
tax. The various modes in which the
frauds are carried out, and by which the
Revenue is deiraudeG, were freely ex
planned. The inquiries will be still
further pursued tomorrow.
Joe Coburn, the pugilizt, sailed for
/ C~alifornis to.dsy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-17

The Republicans, says the Nashville
Union and american, have elected 3
majority of the Legislatures Of Pennsyi-
vsnis and Indiana, which are not en-
braced in the shove table. All these
States, except Illinois and Delaware,
elect United States Senators. The DEM
ocrats will lose three-Euekalew, Of
Pennsylvania, Hendricks, Of Indisna,
and Doolittie, of Wisconsin-and gain
one in New Jersey, in place Of freezing
huysen. These changes, with tho retire
ment Of Mr.. Dixon, Of Connecticut, 20
make way for Mr.. Buckingham, snd Of
Judge Patterson, of Tennessee, viii leave
the Democrats weak il numbers in the
Senatorial branch of the next Congress.
There win be seventy members Of that
body, il we leave out Mississippi, Viz
ginia and Texss, which have net yet
been " reconstructed according TO Rad
ical ideas. OF these tie Democrats will
have two each in Delaware, Kentucky
and Maryland, and one each in Califcr-
MIA, Georgia, Minnesota, New Jersey
and Ohio, or eleven in sll.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-17

WASHINGTON, ovember 16.-Com-
missioner Rollins mas issued q circular
letter, calling the attention Of al officers
OF the internal revenue department to the
regulations for making and branding
casks or packages of al lied spirits, .
strict compliance With nich is enjOEned
on all officers, esq islly guagers, IS
complaints have be7a made that there is
a great lack Of uniformity among
gUageTs in carrying out the REGULATIONS,
and it is charged that In go districts
the regulations are p~ersi5te gand de-
Iibsrsieiy disregarded and officers
are notified that they mt e strictly
complied with. Il is also .Tted that
the stamps for distilled spirits are in
many instances n~egligsntly and inse-
curely attached. This is almost entirely
tae result Of carelesansss on the part Of
the guageEs and undue haste in sfaxipg
the stamps. Care must be taken to sfhx
them prop 3 and smoothly, and to
clean IT, sGce, and the guageF must take
time 80 SO; and sitter it is SO affixed,
It should be Cancelled as prescribed, and
then covered with transparent vsrnjsh.
This ia q matter for which the suager will
be hsld responsible, and a desire to do
the greatest amount of work in tbs short
est space Of tiEe will not be accepted ss
so excuse for 3 failure to do the work
we'll. Collectors snd other receiving
| officers are instructed to detain or seize
any and al casks and packages OF
spirits sf-35 receipt OF these
instruction, which are not bonded
and maTked IS required by ipstruc-
iions, SERIES -, No Z, and the supple.
ments thereto, and forthwith report the
fsets to this Office. The owner OF spirits
viii fad il 10 his interest to insist that
guagers do their work correctly, and any
| neglect to mark and brand spirits Sc
required by the regulations, or any
case OF negligence or csrelsssness
10 attaching the stamp should at
once be reported to this office so that the
proper steps can be taken for the dis
inissal Of the officer SO doing. The Col
lector shall be j%ustifsbIe for declining to
assign any GuageT to duty who shall De
found guilty of such negligence careless
ness or Disregard OF the Regulations.
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MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. l6.-The
steamer MRtougas from Savannah TO
New York, with a cargo Of cotton, blew
out a tube OF her boiler last night, setting
fire TO the vessel. Every effort was mace
to save her, hut the fire gained rapidly,
and the crew had to take to the b0sfs.
Taay were out seven hours, when they
were picked up By the schooner Frank,
from Turks Island for Hslifax, and
brought here.
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SYRACUSE.

Syracuse, N. Y, November I6.-F.
II Robbins. formerly confidential clerk
Of Frazer & BGrnH, saddiery hardware
manufacturers, has been detected 10 exv
tensive embezziements. His last exploit
was collecting money from the creditors
of the Ern, and 1t is believed he is now
operating heavily in the West.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-17

most famous works are La Donna del
Laeo, MccoDtetto SeoOndo, Zelmiro, ~
Vaggio q Rheims, 9 French opera, lie
Compile Dry, and 8 Sobot Mater, which
is a mosl magnificent production, but
rather more operate than e~cciesisstic
in It's character. There is 8 life Of Ros-
SIM by STENDAEL, and another BY the
brothers, EsCUDIER.
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THE STATE rreTsIsTuRvs

The Philadelphia Telegraph of the th
inst. gives the following rs the political
complexion Of the Legislatures elected
in October and on the 81 inst, as COM
pared with the previous Legislatures:
MASSACHUSETTS.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE ovemberI6.-The Louis
vile Democrat has been sold TO Messrs.
John Z. Hatcher aGd w. n. Perrin, late
Of the Journal. lie political character
will remain unchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-17
wEAEHER AsD RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE. November I6.-Tae river
IS stationary, with five feet six inches in
the canal.
The weather is cloudy and warTu, With
the barometer falling.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-17

RoBERsoN-The hisnds and a~equsintauces
of HARLE N. hoBERsos and family are re-
spectfulIy Invited TO attend his funeral, from
his late residence, No. 80 Second street. this
Tuesday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-17
MARRIED.

JACEsoE-LANE-At Hagan's Landing,
lennon November Is, 1893. By Esquire Wal
ton, Bir. VIC. JAoKsoE to Miss MISSOURI Lane.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-17

Nkw YosK. November l5-C0ston quiet bui
firm sales go tales uplsnds 2E4c. sapsrhns
doar, 50 ives -, whisky quiet, 81 D Gl o.
Tree. Rice, quiet; Caro- ina, $685.. Coffee
quiet and unchanged sugar, nominal. No
iasses dull and unchanged. Wheat, quiet
sPriog 81 5aSi s.. Corn, 81 l0Gl IA.
Isry GOods-Standard shesIings, 1917; print
log cloths ZAG7Ac; brown drills IKE; Amos
keog, Oriental and Lancaster prints lie Rich.
raond and Sprsgue, I2Ec MSrrimae b, and
Coeneso, 1870; c~ottonades, 471zc; muslins I'M
Money-The market is easy; eal leans ea7:
Sterling weak, SHG9. Gold 56A. New Tennes-
sees, coz; Old 20. The stock exchang to-day
has seen The scene OF the widest excitement.
Prices OF Railroad stocks were huctuatsd wide
ly. lhe principal business has been tone in
the long room and al the open Board. The
dealing at the latter aggregated y7S,500 shares at
the first session, $4,000 being Efie, and sIO,a0
New York Central
New Orleans sarkas,
NEW ORLEANS. November IS.-Midaling cot
ton advanced, owing TO the advance in gold
sales r5o9 bales; receipts since SATURDAY. s5s3S :
experts, 53l6 Gold 365zGJ7c. Sterling uuset.
Ted commercial, 45A9i ? bank. 4s4@AIsc;
New York sight, par. olgnr, declining re-
estpts increasing comm a S%c fair, l0Lsc vel.
low clarified ls4e. sss-s declining paine.
e21l8S5c; choice, zee. Flour dull; no ssIes.
Corn, scarce; new, AG5 81 10. Oats, depTesse ed +:
6c9sle. Bran. dull, sl-5 Hay, declined; wss-
teen, s27 00Gzs 90 Pork, dali $50 90. Bacon,
dull; iierces, 1s%&i54e keS, Bic. UoGee, prime
RIO, l614SI65zci air l49ltl2c.
louisville EssREek.
LOUISVILLE. November l~5.-Tohaeco. scarce
and firm; common to fair leaf 50 CGeaI5 IS.
Co. ton, Gle. superine flour, s. 2596 50. Wheat
81 604i o. Corr, new in bulk, 6O95c. Cats
CSC. Rye, 81 Is: New mess pork, "a SO. Bacon
sh Julders, l654c; Gear lib sides. l7Ac: clear
sides, 1916. Lard, new, I6lzc. Hogs. s7@7 81
gross. Raw whisky, 81 %,
Ofnei1aatt EzarEet.
crEcrENATI, November 16-Flour, family.
81 5e@7 70. Wheat is held ~ 81 10. Corn and
Oats unchanged. Cotton, middlirgs, pc, Wnis-
ky, 81 90. Pork, dull, ga 50a2f rs. q cen
meats, shoulders, 7le; sides, 105lsc; hams I4s6
e9l5Isc. Bulk shoulders, lSe. Butter. SsMs7c.
sugar, lsz@sl5Ee. Coffee, Na25o.
S.. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, November l6.-Tobacco ouiet
nothing doing. Snperf1ne -four 81 SOFAS sol
Wheat, 81 5992 o.. Corn. 67G75c. Oats. 4Sa52c.
Pork, SIS 81, Balk sides, l4%. Bacon, clear
sides, lsc; shoulders, l5549l4e. Lard. l5H9I6I
Feretxn Markets.
LONDON, November l6.-Consols closed at
9lE
FRASKFoRT, November ls.-Unit.d States
bonds steady. IS%.
L~vERPooL, November l6.-The cotton mar
ket closed gu ct uplands, 1v5aglg34d; Orleans,
lVs&lld. Sales, l0,V00 bales,