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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-05
MONEPaRY Y & 'UWaIM EROIAL
NeM Tork hhrkkaII.o hrkkIIoI ~.
By Telegraph-1 y ~ NEW YORK. Oct. 3.
COTTON Firm ar. 90 Les of o 5nn halas m, a

| By Telegraph-1 ! s5ZI n HWl YORK; Oct. g.
CoTToE-Firmer: sales OF $500 bales mid,
FLoUR-Receipts IO026 bbis. the market
dull and declining fof otifer Kinds: @ safes 81" oI
and wessrh z u ga 81 os 5os M s7ae sfse
f5t oOgi$ g%i5e 5e fSE eSftF e:teER g g9o ., %
round-hoop Ohio; sS 5Oai6 90 for extra 81.
Louis; $40 00gl3 so for good to choice do
cios5 s Snn nned ull Galiforniss flourqpist; sales
quiet; sales of 208 bbls. at So OOta8 90. I
S9E MEAL - 2Siss; n e sales Of 900 bbis' of
WHISKY-Quiet.
Ss fmeF fn Uso65 for 0sfag spfHg dE5es @iEh
fnodeTate Tnes1nlt export demand to MI pressing
Irelxht1 engagements. but closed duh and
declining: sales of 5000 bushels at 81 s4S
q 60 81 mITed fdg No 4 SaiRriEg for Nos Snd
Winter sstdns and .Westerni 81 p for Amber
:, kTE- Mere aeIivg ana .nrtm:; sales of
BARLEY-Scarce and ia. - eT
BARLEY NJ MALTADull. - ''iei 49, +
GoRNt1Reeet N e6 ece ~ 800 bushels; 1e lower;
sales OF b3,aQO -b1sheis at 81 11GdI u for luni
sound l1 aud aud 81 1851 Il for sound mixed West
OATS = Rec 1pts, .G8,Sao bushels; lower:
western a51 afioat; 7iszc, sellers option to Oc-
IRIcEIU IUnchanged. -9QsFt4 = 1s3.AH
CoFFEE-U Unsettled; sales of 800 barrels
NO on private terms.
SqG A4@-LInI ma oderate demand; sales 300
h4ltis. Cuba at ll14gII1Sc. ~ N z ~
MOLASSES-Quiet.
HoPS-Qnft q l53 325e for American.
PkTRoLEUM-Quie 1T .l6c for crude and
CoAL-Quiet.
WooL-Qulet and firm; sales of 100000
pounds al 4o1154c for domestic fleece: 39a
44e Tor Pulled, and 56d362c for Ftubbed. : ~
: LIsArHER--HenIocx sole steady at 2Sa
29c Tor Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light
aud middle wei ghts; .27e9 2Se for heavy DO. /:
2g429c Tor CalifoI MIA
-sil lLINSEzsD OIL-Dul4 at Sf05psO3 bs8l- a5ffi.s
SPIRITS Dull at 33d36c.
FORK III ner and quiet; sales of $50
naSrels 5, al ~ 5b9g2 10 fs9r mess closing at
> y % cash; S2S 5Jg2S IS for old DO. s23 756a
"A % for prime; S26 25926 70 for prime
BzEF -Dull safes of10o barrels, az sI3 90
9Ze 0O Tor new plain mess; go 50al2i 70 for |
new extIas mess. - -. =, - : -r--t a. |
uTIERcE BeEF3Quiet, at sZi935 for prime, |
and S5Og36 for Inaia mess.
q BEEE EHAMs--Qpiet.a at 3201299 = TJass+ |
4. LIT ~ MzATS-Qutet; sales of 740i pkgs., at |
ll1stGl21ac for shoulders; sl716@Is1zcl for |
ma BIS apd B11ddIeS. 'sfesrfss.l .zllF. 7fff D.
LARD-Quiet; sales of asst itierces, at =181I |
9I918 for ssteaIns and I914al9z6 4or Kettle |
rentered; also. 500 tfercsS of steam, seller |
or December, at I512c, and 250t1erees, seller |
OF j an udrY, at l0e.iry -rffes fei e4HEE 4fFEe
BUTTER = Unsettled, at s30938e for Ohio, |
and 38CR4Se for Stale ..IIsf,y b atHfl3 |
d CHRES E--Steady, at 13laI7c. Ifff4.F HnK
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PITTsBURG.
Death Of "a distinguished Lutheran
gap Minister. suoi-sY

: PITTsBgRG, Octo Der 4-ReY. Geo. ]
g. Bassfer, distinguished minister
of the LUTHERAN Clutch, President of
the General Counsel of, the Lutheran
Church In North America, and Di-
rector Of the Orphans $ Farm School
at Seelianople, Pennsylvania,s:died last
night at the houseiof Rev. Mr.. sPassa-
want, in this city. His remains were
taken to-day to Seelianople. 20 -
Hon. George I'll. Pendleton arrived
here lastanight. He willAaddsess the
Democratic Mass Convention to-mor-
rOu -fs@s8u r4IF nfc84 ttGD1 20 -18EEL
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Chicago 20 Market. 6.


By Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct. 3.
selling.
FLOUR Unchanged and actfve; Spring
extra seas rs
a. WHEAT Ia good demand; sales No. l
at u 4I1a(G1 Al So.S2 opened at 81 IS: ad-
vanced 70 81 S715;s closed at 81 36,8I 361< /;
sales since the change at 81 3d.
CoRN-Easier; NO.rI opened at Sc: ad-
vaneed TO Ssc; closed at sec: No. 2 1zl91Sc
lower; sales at 84Cg8Gc; nothing done SINCE
Change. . - fsfhf
a--OA1SzEirn and active; zclosing is501ze.
RYE-A shade easier: sales No. at 81 Is
al l9: No. Fat SL141SGI15-A -
~ BARLEY active and Sc lower: sales
No. at 81 l7dl IS; closing at INSIDE rates.
HIGHWIN NES-Inactive and nominal at
81 3a6El - free
+ MESS PORK Quiet at s28 =75a29.s 81
ABACoNs--Ory safted shoulders firm atdIc.
LARD-Steady at ISIMl9c.
CATTLs-Market dull, with light de-
mand-by packeFz and cItysbutehers at S3a
81 for Texas steers > 2 A. 81 -
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KANSAS CITY, MO.
Outrages At q RepnbIieen Nee.Lng.

kansas Cry. Mo, Oct. 3.-Durinfgs
a Radical meeting at the Court House
in Independence last night. pistols
were fred outside and Mr.. N ell was
wounded in the neck and leg. + While
a train with one hundred and fifty
Kansas City Tanners was returning
from the meeting, it was fred on BY
some dozen men by the roadside, but
nobody was hurt, owing to the dense
fog. A freight. train on the Kansas
Pacific Railroad ran into the rear of
another freight train early this morn
ing. about four miles west of Topeka,
Kansas The engine and three or
four cars were wrecked, and the en-
gineer, John Salmon, from near Fort
WAYNE, Ind, was instantly killed.
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WASHINGTON. IND.
ROuslRg Republican. Meeting ,OGO
People tII@4iEtendance-Speeches
by Col. Nelson and GeRs Veatch.

Especial to fhs Evausville#JournaI.l
WASHINGTON, Ind, Oct. 3.-The
Republicans of Daviess County have
just held the featest meeting of the
campaign. Not less than FIVE thou
sand people were assembled. The
procession wasta magnificent pageant.
Eloquent anapforcible speeches were
made by CoIbhel Thomas III. Nelson,
Elector for the State at.7large, and
General james @. Veatck, our candi-
date for Couress. Great good was
accomplished The First District will
do its whole duty. General Veatch
will certainly BE elected unless we are
Inundated bF Kentucky rebels.
Colonel Nelson Addressed large and
enthusiastic meetingson the 1st and I'd
at Princeton&aAd Petersburgh. This
closes his cauEa of the First Dis
trict. - -
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Speaker O9Ifax In the Olty-He is
s. ffsst Serenaded. u a..1..le .

!. INDIANAPOLIS, October 4-Speaker
Colfax is in this city, spending few
days. He was serenaded last night,
at the residence of L. p. Haughey, by
the Fighting BoysiH Blue and large
assembly of citizens. In response be
spoke briefly, but very ,encouragiugly,
of the prospects of the success of the
Republican cause in October aud No
Yember. aud said the political hori-
zon never looked brighter. He will
speak here to o-morrow night.
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CINCINNATI
5 5RaiIFOad Matters, s,

CfNc1NNkrf. Oct. 4.44The for NAL
opepinglofs the gcorlnectingl track be-
tween the q, & MQiaud L. M. r. r.
took place last night. The ira nsfer
of passengers and freight will COM
.mence regalarlyt On Monday. The
track will also connect With the new
bridge iin course Demonstration over
the riYer.-R y --.-.I.lIllIo9 .isiil 4sa L.aoE
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Il
! The e-oDJ ectfof this article is a. ..,,,x,
\ attention Of the feeble and aiIing tc.sL ene @
Setpos. Ordinarily. btisfn ess T5IeSs ~ est-
ShoIt al19 y eYeFyt hing in. To is sublun'ar111 ~
world, OBTAINS more consideratfor ttt.lg
the lpreserYations of that blessinp S5t1tta
which nothing earthly should be nnt a.,
comparison, viz, I6e6I6k5 AThisIs y a "a X
GUS season, and IL does not ind The hn13an n
system IN the best CONDITION. fo d4fr,, 81 -
periis no use hoTneiy phrase. IN sf,1, dls
Summer weather .takeS. the starch out 1sf
people, and leaves them limp and Ian
tgutd!G TheshreS of vitality burn low = 5I7ha
na1ural ~. feeble aret unusuallY :deprassed:
the naturall ~ strong are not as Vigorous
as they might be. Severn eigfi this Of the
leoInmunity feel moreior less 1heififfuence
pI 81 tne atmospheric changesW which produce
tand9 Novefn Der. It1sisJ as "a aTJroteeffve
against the IeffecIslei these changes that
HpSTETEER'S STOMAQH BITTERS
have obtained no small portion of fleiF
cetebrity.Bi The great Ce0etd6Ie tonic OF ne
ffge Is not on nlyeaispecidc Tor, Chronic Dys.
peps1a, IND fgestfon, B1housness, and Ner.
VOQs Gomrsa infs, hot also a pre- vtsntfVts Of
MAJ 4 td arlofls cpl denies. W hoover Wishes to
pe insured against an a tack os interInit-
tent or hrennittent fever tbotb OF wbich
ipreEaltTo a dneia1ch0ly extent over The
VINO e COUNTRY :, viii do well to- resort
w1thou delay, to ID is fafn us irayi iporafInS
and anuf-blllous specific. % QufnIfie has had
rs dayy Is leaves a sting behind, and uEIv,-
q nTe P9sgnan91pg e. discard it. But
popul AZ and, com ma n dIa]vasfer sale win
eaca successive SeeSons simply beeaatse. kItey
produce a better h1effcfndE etecE Than 0,ig,1o(
DIe p0a0elJttt qDotsotbS used as t0gltcs nd re
;At once a sAfe and palatabl elpre paration.
rr atff ~ reaaorf. ff-I- sr..-F g., o. ~ I
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16 ataaaifoSosF.i us .I Z & falsede etbe3 risat
tgregi~t eri peset Fnestiay, let him otter
tp wear 10 hjs',4eside0ce. Tf he is
refused tsle VI let 'hirh report his name
wF'wfLL A,ra' ESD 70 TdE REST, = C6,i
FtefD go ,alL .slauI ssdsfa-H lie5 uoi
'i'hc+e Kentnakyl sentryjwho have
heea impeeted Ia Regulate matters iB
YarHetbqrAl cQaHsS . wilt get the
Regisery Bssefd9iin,ssi 4 "A peek. of trott-
b'e lf Trey are not pTudont. Re-
r.yfrbef, De ta0crats, trepertf g tOE as,
djad i6e a5ai atiead 10 the reste' That
HliLbeJfG8JHtu 40 iilo siasss bs9n9iF
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= IT IL 1gdigQaPpiis Seatiqsk charges
Gen .EE&FCH 1withsb being a drunkard.
Mr. NIBGlck has been appealing 4 o
the Rre iadioes ofeerbain elassessin his
eangsss 9f this District BY charging
the General with being. a strict tenn
peraDcc man. ,a .t.t-,f.s,.t,l lsf
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New. Fork cold and gtock Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. 3.
The great feature of wall Street this
afternoon was the sudden and marked
changer in the money market to extreme
ease In money. which W as offered with the
greatest profusioH, and was break In the
rates of interest from TO and per cent.
just before three ao'cIoclz, ard to 4 .per
cent after that hour, with a5genefai desire
TO accept almost any rate Tor the sake OF
Tnakingi nterestr for the two day 3. rA~large
arnou d 9 sWzsls4retufned to the BANKS IN
Guiding one lot OF s4,000,000 from the Erie
Broke nrIn. Ma.E R-LrI6I5 sSeo "a geo
BANK STATEMENT. - Loans eEO5,ooo'ooS'
decrease. s., 1855 specie ST, ,l2l,32, SIS
crease IS &c, ,t4SS circulation S{4, l04, ,30o, 1n-
crease |SIo4 0S5:4 ,depos is s19f,sl9ylIz.z de-
crease s7,14g I59s legal tenders s0o. 20, ,4l9s
uSST STERIISG Quiet at s54a9 .a ZOOS lihAs
GOTp-Firmer; opening at 1905, advanc-
ingJo4 44OE. declining to I595ss ana closing at
I4O1[T1l 4l5S 8lt5z 1l rays sf1F sfHt laatt5 ls@I
GoVERNTFNTS Active and sfirnaery
Coupons or lsl. 1890 ltSsz ;to. 62, 1lS16: do
I64 iI(sEGiIO15; do. '65 1lO1s9III . do new
i0e9i4s Z 10 i64s<SfIt, 70 A0sa
Exports OF gold for thesweelx. tneIud.
ing S52, ,674 to-day, $28S, ,123.
-8aesS - EE4s .EB
ss4wsdIaC9 bae aEATs8 IA4a .aaIA
.sasA IrsltiT fsavrfsa .fsasfs sIalf SO essf3s5
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<lTEMPERA NeE-It Is suggested that
IL would bsswelt TO have the Sons of
disappearance appoint. a Committee of
Safetyat6 keep Frank Blair, sober
when he visits this city. A prudent
suggestion. 9ae ssbutiIiuM 9ai 10
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FRASK BLALh. Who. it is reported,
viii be in Evansville on the Sth, is
expected 1t numerous points. the same
week in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
other States. He has a chaRQeable
lehsrscae55 5ttt Hc4 Il hardly Be present
as all pIiats at one and the same
tiRea S,CQq bedy ris1 1klkely to be dis !.
arDoin ed .aseHaL NA1
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Manning Market.

By TeIegra phil = u - E0IEaPHIs. Oct. q
ssCoTroE- Firm. at 231z@24c; receipts 1gg
bales: exports ! l5 bales.
EdeTtss1YlssqsSsls Ed1sTt YlssqsSss aHG u .E8a
OATs-6Ic.
CORN MEAL-S4 70.
PORK-S29 So
BAcoN-ls quiet; Shoulders 1214c; clear
sides l619SE16s4c.5 raofu haT 1919 TT
LARD-I91zg201S.a ta.ssf
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house OF General Sherman, lastinight.
He thanked the party for the compli-
meat, but declined to make speech.
General Sherman also declined to
speak. ..fft. - s7s, 81 55.s..
The number of registered voters in
this city .foots- up to nearly %, 600.
There is about 600 names on the re-
jected list. -51In9 t'd a-a. ta.4od iHa le
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HUDsoN. ~ Y.
Aecideat4se4eral Men In.

iLdL3G 8EG-Ell8 dLH6 HN
HbDs6N. A.. Y. October 3 3.-A "A So
rious1 accident occurred at Ulaveraek,
yesterdsyASSix woTkmen. who we're
engaged en the new House of Prof.
Flock, at Hud4on River Institute,
were carrying a heavy stone, window
sill to its tpQsltIon. on the second story,
when the scaffolding gave way. and
all six, together With Prof. Flock
were pfeciPitated to the distance of
fifteen feet y. aCarvey had leg
broken in two places ID. Hogan
wasin5dred interDally, and ID is feared
fatally. Charles Keller was injured
in the bipJ Patrick Dolan was slight
~ irij6red. A Gernrau, name un-
kpor;p. was seriously injured about
the bead and back .-Iaaq s.1li a
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TIE lie CIR a = II.

T. e Z e CIR a ? II.
Important by Atlantic
Telegraph.5
General Grants Visit to
st. Louis---Its Object.
Democratic Troubles in
that State.
Outrages in Arkansas
Against Union Men.
Doings. of the Ku-Klux
KiaB.
Death Of a Catholic Bishop
Postal Affairs Between the
United SGaEes and
Great Bfitain.
Speaker Coifax- ataIndiau- \
apolIs---H6sis Sere-
naded.
Outrages at aaRepublican
Meeting
Railroad Accids nt--A Train 1
Runs Into a SEation
House and De-
molish5s Its
|
D ath Of a Distinguished |
Lutheran Minister.
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MONTREAL.
survey Of Laids-RaLIr0ad Matters

.eSMlFft~ NtlsiF nzEG LsllsJ
MONTREAL, October 3.-The local
Government is taking measures for
the survey of lands on ltheline of the
Intercolonial Railroad for the pur-
pose of colonization. e a9lWsaa
The house of Eizear Guesemont, in
Ashtabula. was burnt to-day. His
wife and two children were. burned in
the ruius..i} &ncs = eatzszssgs las
The revenue in Canada for Septem-
Der was 81 846, $50. The discount. on
American, Invoices for the ensuing
week was % per cent. z 4 I { ~
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- A-ltH III ~ u TT III 20 r-1 p 6
Tue Indianapolis Sentinel. having
been 50 siguaIly worsted BY its attack
upon Gen. VEATda y conduct at the
battle Of Fort Djpelspn, has now In
the very iast' days Of the canvass
chaagBd she characters ofits villiauoas
ISLANDERS, and seeks to defame him by
the certificates of rebel gamblers. and
abandoned characters. These grace-
less wretehes swarm4d about Mem
phis duripg the war, and found faith
ful Federal officers the objects Of their
abhorrence them They are engaged
Ia their legitimate work 10 furnishing
afhd.tvits to C9ppsrhead, newspapers.
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ST LOUIS.

Gen. Grants Fisit-Its ObIect-Dem-
OcTaiic Nominees Resign-Steam-
boat Accident-OutFages i'm ArkaH-
OF "a catholic BishOp.
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NEw ORLEANS; October 3.-The
wind Is very high this evening, and
increasing. There are three steam
ers Between here and Galveston, over
due. Several New York steamers are
due, ard there are serious apprehen-
sions fOr their satsty.a The telegraph
operator at Fort Pike IS supposed TO
have been drowned. 5aa - --is
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onESS & ETTINGER
commissioners Sale os,
Ks,FEERERY ,6sFVEx tb

mn y = ANh4 Nv "A AlhSA4A1G dMNEN, tlat
AG IN pursuance of an order made by
the Com mon Pleas Court of Vanderburgh
County, atathe September Term, 1853, In
the suit Tor Partition, wherein William
Craig ct al. were defendants, I will offer
for sale at the Court House door, in the
city OF Evansville, on Saturday, the 24th
ed real tate, to-wit: Lot No. twenty.
four, the east half of Lot No. twenty-five
and the west hatf OF Lot No twenty-three,
all1n Block No. etg hty nine, in Lama aSco,
County of VanderDurgh, and state OF 1n-i
diana. -rv - .ss....s esraE
Terms OF -One-balf of the purchase
money will be redutred cash in hand. the
other haff payable in six months or the
date, the purchaser giving note with ap-
proved Security, having tnte1 est from dafe.s
-, EDWARD p. ELLIOTT, Com'rt
J. F. WELBORN, Atty. 10 I.fsa5sf1cg
6 September 10, lS6S-sep21Atw a5goB st5 ~
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THE CARPET, BAGGERs who edit the
C5arier appear to have as little under
standing ofthe Registry Law as they
did Of the election law of Indiana,
which they declared required man
to te ire gears in the country before
he could vote. tpssl
The registers, on Thursday and Fri
dAgil s., met aader the requirements of
tlie6-b Sed4oh Of the Registry Law,
providing for the preparation Of lists
inane1fy eressoyl- precincts, ''in such
man atsss majority of them may .dis
rect, AID reqditing them % PlaoeiqpoR
RegistrsI HE Pa9es. IF such peEsOns
as arc ..sotoa 10 them to be electors"
The eaFn.tbas geSitOrE confounds
that rneesing1 withllthe one provided
by the 7th,s I8tll fand 9Th sections of the
RegistryoAot, which will be held on
usxF3 tuesday ana "Wednesday Be
cstase 'the, registers we're not 50 thick
headed 5sas5ai himsel8, he abeeomes
ratfng mad Z tmaa and i bresthes out
threqtedipgs aud slaughter against
them in particular aud the Repu6H
cans in general Ii on next Tuesday
and Wednesday the Boards do not
remain il session till 9 o'clock P. M,
and 10 not register the names OF per-
SOUS who may appear before them and
make the spreof .reqursdl by thes9th
section Of the Act. then it will be time
for the valiant editor to threaten
them With the yen geapce of the De-
moeracg. .iwThus far the law has been
strictly complied with, and for the
.f,st timein this equity. The name of
eaehivoter has been properly entered.
with the location of his residence, and
as'far as the list has been made out it
is perfectly done. 3 If voters whose
nam are omitted are mindful Of
their own interests, aud will appear
before the registers tomorrow and
Wednesday, the Registry will be
properly eampleted ahd, the election
pass off quietly and with no annoy
ance or delay whatever to voters.
". U lr ID
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Hsaoogo) b9tn6meEbHG iaGiiea gfii
AOFHERSp pdMOTHERs! q MOTHERS
al iss5 DON'T FALL TO PROCURE 81
Mrs. Mrs. WihHslow's Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN -TEETHINa.

saiIy FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. 10
= 1nls vaIuaple preparation has been used
with meter failing sUccess Ia tholssuStdg On
cases. - -. 80 0-r->sf',Si y
~ not only relieves the child from pain
out ipv1gorates the stomach and bowels
coIreets lacidtiy, and gives tone and energy
70 the whole system. 1t will also Instantly
leneye GRfPING IN THE BOWELS and WIND
Conc. ls5Fsf sal EafIa5 1fi T7SF1'T'-, y ''f't'l
We believe IL is the best and sasyesE rem.
edg IN the aoorLZI In all cases of Dusenfes4
ana Dtorrhoe0 On CIlttctTe7I, wh ether arising
from feethtng or any other cause +. E7fl'fIl'
tnll ~ directions Tor using Will accompany
9 BE sure and eaII for4" BfFss. WHIST .ow1s
SpOTH1NGy GySYRUPr. having the ICec-Si1l.
fte OF " CURTIS d PERKINS," on the outside
Wlraapper. All others are base limitations.
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OlncInnat. Marka1.

By Telegraph I. 1Dl CINCINNATI. Oct. 3.
.FLoUR--DuIl aud prices. nominal at IS 75
9s9 for family. ElsIs u gEEl
and there Is no demand :;
No. red is held at 81 a. rm
CORN-Ingfaira eInAndlat 81 o.
OATs-Dull at 60@6lc for No. l.
= 81 Rye nd DaIf S1E3La EssE GBE' aE@EsF &
gBARIEY--Uloses firm. but prices are Tln-
changed; sales of Canada Spring at 81 25@
81 80; Fail 81 so. = -I5TII =
CorrON-kigm for middlings at 26e. -
2 w IETSKY--D Ded1 ed 10 SIe55s GG2flSIM
MISS PoRK-In speculative demand at
S;s1f00 this afEeruoOu, but Is held at S3Os4
BULK NJ MEAIS-FIrmeE;- shoulders }lc
loose sfdes Ia deiuaI Iid .isst 121zc, and 15tz c
and l6c for clear RIB and clear Sides
LARD-HeId at l954e;i but the demand is
light = III .lLW
:, e EtA9fST-s;ugarrcqred lSl89191zc. e4fao
BUTTERFLY better supply, and prices
tend downward; fresh 37(a Ale. = -El7ib H
EGGS-DulI at 2lR2Ie
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new York Dry Goods Market.

ueDRYg sGooDs-M Marx ct quiet, but steady
the probability is. that heavy sheetin !
will sdya11ee before long, as goods are 4 t3Sy
selltpg below cost, viz: l5G151z for the best
Eastern, such as Pacific, extra Stark. A D.
spleton. A4and Atlantic A ;9fne Brow n
Sheeungs and ShirtIngs also depressed,
bntf the stock] Is becoming nuch reduced /;
great Falls s ana Bott are selling at 1870,
selling at the .sow price of 51215(g I3c; tn q
SIauerviIle S3 inch Bieached Muslin is SELF
Ing Down TO l2c; Snithyille job at131z by
Inc piece, and l2H by the case, and the
Bartlett job at 1414 by the pacEage and 1515
py the CASE .PEtEts. steady at 121zaI3c for
sIandard makes. Cloths II for Ga square;
ZVc cif9pragpe' sat l9c, but some outside lots
OF Lowell and other makes have been
by the case at l8c; the styles, however, are
not 1resh; the Manch hester Company have
introduced some new printed Serges which
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: st. L0nis Market.. !

Bv TeIegraf1i1i 4 z S-si4 ssar Yf,,r@,1.s ~ .
lT0BAeco----Very little offered, and prices
unchanged! grlT a fs+r,-tll -1..fa7rr- - Fs'
CoFraN--221zc for low middling.
ii HEMP-Medium and prime grades of nm
dressed hrmer; range from 81 IL to- 1 s65
.ff FLOUR YeryFqulet and but HttIe;doiT,e.
So perfine sold at s. 50@6 25; extra at S6 rs;
double, extra 81 950gs7 90; :tfebIe extra TO
fancy ~ 594lz 2o.sl'i b5519t9 91 ynof :
-, WAH6ATzDpll A.s r and. heavy ;. s95c, lower;
and white Fall 81 12@2 271S for choice TO
fancy do; Spring sold at 81 -40lsIl f8 for
prime tochofce; 81 6591 67z for fancy Mis-
Sour1.ss ~ AoIa11ts4tl oli3 zDA I9fS 8IIJ
CoRN-Dull; mixed and, yellow alIittIe
lower; prices range at 93Gg97c, 9 -.
/. OATS-InactIve and unchan ged sales at
ollg00c.f 5sL = ~ ~ PIN fttI8 lGNf9ffo
~ BA -Nothing doing; a small Iot-of
fancy Missouri Spring sold at SO 20.
Q RYE--Unehanged; sales atSI RaI %. the
latter with use of sacks 5 6 [. jU8Tis,.'f1 ! :
,S5eE PeaKi57F1rrner i s20s29 q, the latter on
BULK, MEATs-sman sales of dry salte5
clear sides at 15c. packed n y = -'-'f
: .BACoE-f1rm, but not active; shou lders
l2149l212c for fresh smoked ~ i 14tF i
HAMs-l664l614c for sugar-curedsa eaa
! IARD-Qulet and unchangeciS Iy5<aI9e
for-tierce; 20@201<c for keg. \ -1l>~s@
D fN9lHI3k4--l1OWoEtt FrE-tff u aEFEtal
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.gGl,I .bB5I 81IfW ziioE .sslrsooI3
80 .1G8WsJa
s5a3Tts l9EGH ~ .OE
-asEi .E.lI1Y 19AYa sll gl9sa
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Batohslcr's Hair Dye.
.r1.IsffIq 81 9I1II -a7l

sE- How E,esAy hothers suffer the agony
4 seeing IL f45tle, ones .snatehed away
rom the1.1 ( ) TIE Whooping Tough, OF
QlptheEtas wen fssingle bottle of PoIaIidls
" hite +1nG GC-1 lOund would have saved
.sne haf JsI1I11cs IL tis infallibIe.f fTJ rTl,iT
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LINsEED OII4-Qu4L at-sI OI@sI. o..
FLAX SEED -tlS4 bglG2a73s q Ca&EkA
LARD OIL-U nchanged and quiet.
PETRoLEUM-3Ie13 for refined. -
GROC nch anged
HAY 4rce and III demand at 2I6120.i
0obB- -t391 & bay ing. ~ - y - -
.gEENeII ANgE-- FiFmlat t par buyingnfHC
MoNEY-49 larkel firm at S9l0 per cent.