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OLD HOUSES.
Curious Facts Regarding the Oldest
House in the City of New York.

AOuse Ia tHe Ctty OF new YORK.
The Hermit of New York" in his last
letter, says: The oldest house in this CITY
is at the corner OF Greenwich and Cedar
streets, and as it is the only wooden house
on any of the four corners formed by the
intersection of these streets, it may easily
be recognized. 1t is about twenty feet
square and is two stories in height The
weather boards, which have no doubt
been IN use a century, are still of good
service, and so Is the antique roof The
hrst Hoor Is occupied as q grocery, and
the upper story is tenanted by severalpOor
families, who, as a matter of course, pay
enormous rents, and hence, old as it may
be, 1t still pays as well as one of modern
construction. When the house was built
it was IN the suburbs of the city, which
then contained about 10000 inhabitants.
1t was the Bleach House." and stood
on the margin of the Hudson, which by
reason of filling in is now eight hundred
feet distant. The amount of land thus
made by docking out the river on this
side of the town is equal to about one
thousand acres, worth $300,000,009 The
Beach house is in the hands of the Crom-
melln family, who have held it for o long
time, and will not sell it at any price ADD
joining this house is one Of similar char
acter, which must have been built about
the same time Although of small size,
it was once used as q tavern, and accom-
odated the emigrants who landed at the
quay in front Quite a curious circums
stance is connected with this old house.
For more than fifty years man has been
known to come annually to this spot on q
certain day, and spend many hours gaz-
ing upon that old tavern. A friend re-
Gently inquired the reason. Sir, was
the reply, "ffty years ago entered that
house, poor weaver from Glasgow. All
had in the world was contained in a
pockct-hankerchief In that little garnet
slept the first night / was in America,
and now make it rule to come here on
this university and thank God for his
mercy tie me-" The man thus referred to
was the late William Scott, for many
years prominent merchant in this city.
Immediately on leaving the tayernrefered
| to, he hired q basement and commenced
weaving rag carpets. After getting a
small capital in this manner he opened a
retail store, and from this humble begin.
ming he became worth 100000 The
next oldest building in the city is the ''old
Walton House" This welLknown struc-
ture is in Franklin Square, near Harper
book establishment. 1t was built before
tie Revolution by an English gentleman
named Walton, in what was the aristo,
cratic part ofthe city. 1t was building
of very great pretentions in his day, and
its quaint heads carved in brown stone
still show the taste of its author 1t il
now become cheap boarding house OIL
place of bodily entertainment, where ont
can drink beer and eat Welsh rarebit
amid the memories of former grandeur.
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Accidentally Mot.

Mr. Sam. Mccall was accidentally shot
on Deaderick stree, Tuesday night about
nine O'clock lie vas walking towards
the Square ard as he passed by a barber
shop kept hy.some German people, just
above printer alley he was strnck in the
face by a bail from pistol ia the hands of
some person in the barber shop, the pistol
being accidentally discharged. The re-
port that he was shot by a man in a heck
is uufCunded.
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London adyicss of yesterday quote
United States 2Os at 74f.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at premium.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at: Zoe for the old, and
69c for the new.
There is but little doing in city checks,
and rates are unchanged. Dealers are Of
fering to buy a. 75@76e, and to sell at
SOC.
The statement of the Associated Banks
Of New York city for the week ending
Saturday last, Nov. IA, compares as fol-
lows with the corresponding week in 1866
and 1867; to which We add the specie and
currency balances in the New York office
of the United States Treasury at these
dates, respectively:
Nov. II. 't6. Nov. Is. 81. Nov. 4. IS.
Natl captl .......----.... S'52gl;t1 S'd,Cgs'lgy
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Academy OCNuSIc.

Crowded houses greet the talented
ariistes nightly at the Academy Of Music
and every effort is made to please the pub
lie. Harry Robinson is still the great card
Of the establishment His engagement
positively closes the present week, and
those who have not seen the great musician
and his mechanical donkey, should avail
themselves of the opportunity afforded in
the next few nights.
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Fatal Injuries

Pat Mcclure, who was run over by the
switch engine at the Chattanooga depot
Tuesday afternoon, died about o'clock
the same day from the injuries received.
His remains were followed to the Catholic
Cemetery yesterday by large number Of
friends. He leaves wife and four or FIVE
children.
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WHAT in the world can Andy Johnson
have been doing Horace Greeley says
Of him: "Mr, Andrew johnson is a man
of many faults, but venality is not among
them We knew him in Congress, where
men are pretty accurately weighed and
measured he has since filled almost
every important station, made many
bitter enemies, and waged deadly war
against men ADLER and stronger than
himself; yet he has never been even
charged with filling his own pocket at the
public cost"
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have mentioned, it may betaken for grant
ed that they are in admirable condition
for commemorative the election of their
sort to WELD or thwart the destinies of the
nation. Go in, gentlemen, and make hay
while the political sun shines to your
liking. 1t is a bread and butter business
with you, and your zeal should be praised
rather than censured.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED,
Mollie Graiz, Louisville.
A. Baker. Cairo.
DEPARTED.
Katy Morrison, Burksville.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
A. Baker, Cairo, 4 Pm.

LEAVING THIS DAY.
A. Baker, Cairo, Pm.
The river at this point yesterday was
stationary, with Eve feet large on the shoals.
Weather clear and coal.
The A. Baker had good trip up, her
cargo including iron, flour and sundries.
The Katy Morrison which cleared for
the upper Cumberland had fine grocery
trip.
The Robert Moore had not arrived up
to dark, but in all probability will be found
in port this morning,
The A. Baker Is the regular packet for
Cairo to-day at P NJ. She will receive
cotton for the blue line 10 New York, and
give bills of lading to all points on the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers. The "Betsey"
is commanded BY the popular boatman,
Capt. J. n. COrbett of Sallie West aud G..
E. Hillman fame, with W.B. Graeey and
Eugene Corbett in the Office.
There were one hundred and thirty bales
Of cotton on the wharf yesterday, received
BY the agents to be shipped to Cincinnati
on the Robert Moore.
The Knoxville Press and Herald Of
Tuesday says:
Mr.. l.. J. Coker will launch his new
steamer in a day or two, and expects to get
her out by Christmas. This will be one of
the best boats that has ever been on the
upper river, and is especially adapted 10
the wants OF the trade, being Of light draft
and at the same time has power sufficient
to give her fine average speed.
The following IS from the New Orleans
Crescent Of Sunday
1t was rumored upon the landing yesser-
day evening that Capt. w. c. Harrison, Of
the Bart Able, had been rendered CON-
mand of the Ruth, and that she would en-
ter the trade as a regular packet between
this city and Vicksburg.
Only l,Ol4 bales cotton were received
yesterday per river steamers.
The total receipts for the past week Of
cotton by river steamers were 10 ,563 bales,
showing a decrease compared with the re-
ceipts Of the previous week of 2,3l7 bales
week ending Saturday, November 7.
The Mobile Register of the 18th SAYS:
An eighteen hour rain is reported up the
/ Black Warrior, and that stream, in conse-
| quence, swelling, while the Alabama and
| Tombigbee, having no backing Of that
| kind, are still on the decline The arrivals
also report the through steamer Leo not
far behind th,m N, with a full load of cotton
| lover / 200 balez) for the Crescent City.
CLARA SUNK.-FrCm private dispatch
to one Of cur merchants, dated Dem0pOlis,
| 18th, We are panied 10 learn that this neat
| est of steTn-wheslsrs has sunk-lhe dis.
| patch says fifty miles below DemopOlis-
| giving no other par,ic liars.
The accident occurred on the up-trip,
/ and must have happened IN the latter part
| Of wednesday night, or early Thursday
morning. Boats sink nov before break
fast, and are raised and 20 on by dinner.
| and it is hoped that this may be one Of
/ that kind, though the nOn-arrival Of the
Prairie State up to dark last night would
seem to indicate that she nigh. have been
detained assisting at the wreck.
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THE SWEDISH ARCTIC ENPEDI-
TIOk.

4 brief note, addressed to the president
of the Royal Society, Professor Norden4
skiold, written at Kobbe Bay, September
It,, gives few particulars of the Swedish
Arctic Expedition The highest latitude
to which the party were able to navigate
their steamer was 81 g, where ice stop
ped them This was the end of August
but week later the sea was clear, and
from one Of the highest peaks of Parry
Island traces cniy Of ice further nor.h-
ward could be seen. The exploring
steamer, after taking in coal sent cut for
her use to Knobbe Bay, made again for
the north, whether 10 pass 4 winter in the
ice or motifs at present uncertain. Mean.
while, the coal-ship returns to Sweden,
bringing five of the exploring party,
with the rich geological, geological and
botanical collections made during the
fret part Of the voyage 4; is probable,
therefore, that in n few weeks we shall
get full particulars Of all that cur enter'
prising rivals have discovered and ac-
CURED since they crossed the Arctic Cir.
Gle in July last
LADIES linen handkerchief at pc, at S
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ErnIt store.

Antonio Corrisri, at his fine Fruit store
No. 20, Church street opposite the Max
well House, keeps all the choice Fruits Of
the season, Nuts, Candies, &c, and Is now
receiving a choice lot of Dates Fig, Or
anges, and every thing 10 his line. He
supplies hundreds every day. Give him
calls u
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BANKRUPT SALE.

TWILLsELLAFT ECOURTHOUSEDOOR
4 in MurfrsesborO saturday. November Dist.
brown IN 525 acres in land, the said land be-
longing 10 the estate o. W. e. j. Burrus de-
ceased. 1t is situated five miles from MuriGees-
borO near the Lebanon pike; it is well wattred,
timbered and improved, and il free from all en-
cumbrances. Terms cash. A. A. HALL.
nOyS lW% Assignee.
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The Cincinnati Commercial says that
James Hogan, who was found sCcreled in
the Commercial Hotel here, and who was
shot while attempting TO escape, was : no
toriuns "cracksman" from that city.
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The exports Of specie from New York to
foreign ports last week amount to 1852, $50
against S242,2 85 the corresponding week
last year The following will show the total
exports of specie from New York to for
eign ports from January to November IA
-, IA, v-aars ,otad.
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from now till January, 1870, for TWO
DOLLARS, ia clubs Of FIVE subscribers or
more.
Now is the best time 10 subscribe, =
get others to join you.
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The soldiers stationed at Ash Barracks
were paid their monthly dues yesterday.
A good many of them seemed to be spend
ing it very freely last night for Robert
son County" A few of them will probably
be before Commissioner Davis this morn
inc
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CntiIIInn PnrtN.

The young men Of Edgeheld propose
giving a cotillion party at Cowan's Hall,
on the Whites Creek pike, on the night Of
the 26.h inst. A grand time il expected.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Middle District of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
notice of his appointment as assignee ii
Bankruptcy of P. E. Arbuekle and ". n. PAS
ley, of Rutherford county. Tennessee. who have
been declaI I'd bankrupts upon their own petit
tions. MurfreesborO, Tenn, Oct IA 1868
EDWARD L. JORDAN, Assignee.
Oct14 law3t
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Property Holders should never be
without a Fire Policy in the old, well
tried, and Reliable State Insurance
Company of Nashville.
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RARREIS WANTED,

The highest market price will be paid in cash
for Zen Thousand Flour barrels, at the
Jackson Mills, South Market street.
nov5-1m JOHN J. MCCAIN.
Banner and Springfield Register copy.
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At a meeting Of the Directors OF the
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance
Company, Joseph W. Allen was reelected
President and A. ". Butler re elected
Snnrcia-v
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Mary Watkins was arrested yesterday on
charge of larceny, in stealing some jew
elry valued at 50, from a woman named
Sis Hawkins. The case was transferred to
Justice Cassetty and was continued until
1,y
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Notice to show Cause-In bankruptcy

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT W. L.
Hushes, Of Smith county, Tennessee, has
filed in the Office of the Clerk Of this Court.
his petition for discharge and il was thereupOn
ordered by the Court that hearing be had up
on the same,
On the IIth Day or November, 1865.
at 3 P. NJ, before J. W. Johnston Esq, Regis
ter. at the Courthouse in Carthage, Tennessee,
aud that all creditors who have proven their
debts. and other persons who are interested,
may appear at the said time and place, and
show cause. II any they have, why the pray r
of said petition should not be granted. and that
the second and third meetings of said creditors
will be had before the Register at the same
time and place.
f. r. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
:. =. Dist. Court. Mid. Dist. Of Tenn.
Oct22 thursdays 80
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The friends of Hon. Matt. II. Carpen-
ter, say he will certainly be elected
United States Senator by the Wisconsin
Legisla ture, next winter, in place of
DOolittle.
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Mozart Hall.

We are requested to say that the mem
bers Of he Mozart Club (colored) will give
public ball at their Hall, No. 43 Front
street, near Broad, next SATURDAY. night.
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EehnrnI CnurI

Peck & Shulef rs. f. Wise; Judgment
of S1,127 70.
Jos. II. Thompson rs. Brien, Ledbetter
ct ais; jungment Of 81, 459 &c.
F. A. Davis rs. A. J. Baird judgment of
Sal
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Appointment Of Revenue Collector.
Col. r. X. Byrd, of Kingston, East Ten.
nessee, has been appointed Revenue Colleo-
tor for the Knoxville District, rice CO.
John Williams, VINO declined the posi-
tigD
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ONE DOLLAR TILL JANY, 1863.

Persons wishing the DAILY UNION AND
AMERICAN for the balance Of this year.
can get it for ONE DOLLAR till January
1859: or NINE DOLLARS till Janu-
cry ]. $50; or
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20 Printers

We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at a bargain, by
application at the Office of the UNION Amp
AMERICAN.
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EcnNrnRers.

ALPACAs- Poplins, Merinos at greaiIy
reduced prices at :. Sickles, l. Union
street nov '-''
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LnUIsYILLE. Ky.

ERRING BUT NOBLE SELF HELP FOR
II young men who have erred. desire better
manhood. sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. If benefited return the postage. Ad-
dress, PHILANTHR0S. Box 2, PHILADELPHIA,
po seD2{-3m
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Fire at RutICd.c.

On Sunday night last, a cabinet shop &C.
cupied by Edmond Gordon, RuteiGe,
Granger county, was destroyed by fire.
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The scayengers, with their duroP cars,
were out in full force yesterday, on the
principal thoroughfares Of the city.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Wednesday, Nov. IS.
CoTToS.-The Geographic advices from
abroad we're a little more favorable to-day,
and sales were made at prices ranging
from 194@l94 for low middling. The
market cIosed steady at the following quo
tations:
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Whiteman Bros pay 81 cents per pound, and
have been paying it for weeks past.
Oct23 If
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The election for Treasurer and Secretary
Of State will probably take place in joint,
convention of the Legislature to-day.
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There was bat little variation in gold
yesterday. The following are the New
York quotations Opened at 134g, was 134
at II, 134 at 11:45, 1344 at noon, 134s at
12;25, 1341 at 2, 1344 at 2:25, and closed
at 135 at P. N. The rates here were l34
buying and 1855 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
NJ vi ,...tz-Iz. - E lI,,r,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Call and examine the new stock Of Carpetins,
Wool and Brussels, just received. and are Of
fered very low, by
BEECH, MAVLOVE L CO..
novl5 If No. g. n. College street.
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Election Of Treasurer and Secretary

FIGURED Alpaca at 22!c a yard al )
Sickle, i Union street. Eoyo;i-
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Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.
UHTS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT JOHN
/ Wood. Jonas l.. Wilson. NJ. l.. McklrOy and
II. A. Mcdonald. George ". sawyer. b. Rus
cell and +. NJ. Lauter. Of lincoln county. Ten
nessee, have filed in the office Of the Clerk Of
this court their petitions for discharge. and iI
was thereupOn ordered ny the court that hear
ing be had upon thesame
On the list day of December, 1865,
at the hours Of 9. %. 70. 1917. II, ll1{ A. n.
and II Il. respectively. at the Office Of W. N
Doughty. Esq. Register, in Fayetteville, Lin
coin county, Tennessee, and that all creditors
who have proven their debts. and other persons
interested. may appear at said time and place,
and show cause, If any they have. why the
prayers Of said petitions NAV not be granted.
and that the second and third meetings Of cred
itOrs will be had at said time and place.
Z. K. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
U. 5. Dist. Court Mid. Dist. Of Tenn.
now Saturdays q
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SEMI-WEEKLY
WEEKLY

from now till January l, 1870, for FOUR
DOLLARS; or
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DuIIH usiucss

Yesterday was a dull day with the mag
istrates in the way of criminal cases
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On the 9Th Day of November. 1865.

at the hours Of Do. To- II and IL a. 81 respec5
lively, at the office Oi Alex. ;. Bradley. E'4.,
Register, No. - ChgTrv street, Nashville. Ten
nessee. and that al creditors who have proven
their debts and other persons interested. may
appear at said time and place and show cause.
if any they have. why the prayer Of said petit
tons should not be granted. and that the second
and third meetings Of the creditors will DO had
before the Register AZ same time and place.
L. X. CAMPBELL. Clerk
4. 5. Dist. Court Middle Dist. Tenn.
octlOIuesdays3t
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Notice to show rausc-In Bankruptcy

TuIS is To GIVE NOTICE THAT JAMES
W. Il. Sample, J. Sudlath. 3, y. Musely, ". A.
WhtwOrth, ;. Hcerm1ns, q. clifford, } Groves,
A. J. CreBshaW. b. Mabry and x. y. MieTs
have fled in the office 81 the Clerk Of this
Court their petitions for discharge. and II was
thereupon ordered by the Count that a hearing
be had upon the same,
On the 10th day of November, 1865
at the Office Of A. s. Bradley, Esq. in the Court
House in Gallatin, Tennessee, and that all cred
itOrs who have proven their debts, and other
persons who are interested, may appear at the
said time and place, and show cause, IL auy
they have, why the prayer Of said petitions
should not be granted, and that the second and
third meetings Of said creditors will be had be-
fore the Register. atthe same time and place.
r. II. CAMPBELL. CLERK,
oct 3O-3t U. ), Dist. Court Mid. Dist. Tenn
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BIZ TELEGRAPB
Foreign NsRrke cts.

Foreign Markets
LoSDoN. Nov. fs-Evening -Consols gHS.
52Js ~.
FEkNKFoET. Nov. 1S.-U. s Bonds 20
HAvRE, Nov. 1S.-CottOn on the spot quiet
and steady, l3I francs; to arrive. frmsr, l27f.
New York Honey Market
new York, November I2.-Money easy. Call
loans G@I. Sterling S34G9. Gold irregular and
unsettled IN the morning. but active and eX-
cited IN the evening; Orensd at "A s. fell 10 335f,
aud closed az 80 Large purchases were made
Tor tho stock combination. Government sold
half a million to-day, and will, il Is reported.
resist another attempt 20 corner cash gold. In
the stock market. interest still ceuters in Erie.
New Ieunessees 6SIzg69
SeW YORK Market.
NEW YoEE, Nov. lS.-Cotton-high grades
scarce and firm; lew grades &c better: sales 900
bales; low mIddutgs %; uplands -. super
nae -four s. 6g95 D5. b, Risky quiet Rice nom
dull. Cuba ll4qujE MOllsses dull. Wheat
quiet Corn 81 u.@l A
Rev York DrysOod,s Market.
NEw York. Nov 1S.-Printing cloths = 4gg7I<.
Prints l2gl2'- I. except C0checo and Merr.mac
ID which bring 1917. Muslin De LANES y; in
ierior sob. Chameleon twitls I2jz. Brown
shcetiugs l5@iJ. Granite CsnabUrgs q.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. ls-CottOn irregular;
miJdhugs 22t4g2; sales 3lJU; receipts 6ijy; eN-
ports so. Told 4Jlt4- SterlDg-tOmmcrclal
H5t4G 1915 Bank li5129l4l; New York sight
4 discount. Sugar firm. lyl4 a l05s fair to prime.
NulHs5es firm: good 81 cnoicc IZiGG55.
~. L0HIS Market
ST. LoCIs, Nov 18-Tobscco strong and
brisk. Superhne flour 81 as 50, extra s. 70
as -. Fall wheat 81 5Jg2 10. Corn Tj432lZc.
Oats l@2c better. Pork S2i j0Gz6. Bacon
shoulders i3'5c. clear sides lSc. Lard ll54al5c.
Whisky 81.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 1S-Sales 81 hogsheads
tobacco at an advance of 1zc on Tugs aud = on
leaf; eaten q hogsheIds 7Jz@A. Groceries
Mess pork S2i 50. Lard, in tierces i514. Wheat
a 7j@l %. Corn, shelled 5000 bulk Oats SO
M5i- Rye 81 81. Superhue flour s. 5O@6.
Plantation molasses S.. Bacon. shoulders 1871
clear ribbed sides II. High wines g5@9s.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCIvNATI, Nov. l8.-FamiIy Flour s. 5G@
-. Wheat 81 75BiS0. Corn $3.50. Rye
81 D, Oats Soc. Cotton in fair demand at pc. |
Whisky y7c, Mess Pork S23 50@24. Lard 49,. |
Bulk Shoulders 1884. sides l3l4gli. Butter $50 |
}yc Cheese lGplSe- Eggs SOC. Apples S2G4. |
pOTafOps 75Ir Soc uor busheI