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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What III Is Not And What Ii Is.

These truths are selfevident. PHAL0NS
vITALIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR
is neither sticky like molasses, nor muddy like
gutter.p puddle. 1t is on the contrary genial
fluid, clear, limrid, aromatic harmless, and will
restore to gray hair, whiskers, boards and nous
taches, their original color as certainly as
sunshine melts the snow. octll.lweod
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-12
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.

We do not offer single article of merchandise
that can be sold by regular dealers at our price.
We do not ask You 10 buy goods from us unless
we can sell them cheaper than You can obtain
tsem in any other way,-while the greater part
OF our goods are sold at about
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-12
One-Half the Regular Rates.

We want good reliable agents in every part of
the Country. BY employing your spare time TO
form clubs and sending US orders, You can OBJ.
tain the most liberal commissions either in
Cash or Merchandise, and all goods sent by
us vii! be as represented and we guarantee
satisfact. on to every one dealing with our house
Agents should collect ten cents frem each
customer and forward TO US in advance, for De.
scriptive Checks OF the goods we sell.
The holders Of the Checks have the privilege
of either purchasing the article thereon de.
sCrOed, or of exchanging for any article men
toned on our Catalogue. numbering ever $50
different articles,-nOt one of which can be pur
chased in the usual way for the same money.
The advantages of first sending for Checks
are these: We are constantly buying small lots
of very valuable goods, which are not on our
catalogues, aud for which we issue checks till
all ar; sold; besides in every large club we will
put checks for WATCHES. QUILTS, BLANKETS,
DRESS PATTERNS or some other article of value,
qiring some members Of the club an opportunity Of
purchasing an article for about one quarter Of is
rGlue.
In every order amounting TO over $50, accom-,
panied by the cash, the Agent may retain u 90,
and in every order OF over SlOO, s. 90 may be re.
tanned to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-12

A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades, Toilet
Sets, Perfamery, ETC., just received BY
Edmund Booking and Booking & Car
rall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-12
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TEN DAYS
w Till l6lh inst noon,) for Plastering the
South Cell Building (all ceiliDg), $50 yards.
Said work to be three coat work, sand or rough
;nish, State furnishing Sand. Limo, Water, and
furnish attendants upon the mechanics.
Address G.. s MCFADDEN,
Supt w. Va. Penitentiary.
MoUNDsvI.LE, W. VA, October 9th. ls69.
nI.Il Ii
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-12
TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADVERTISEMENTS Cincin-
nati-Msior Anderson [Steamboat Col
umn.
Notice.
Opera Hoase.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOTICE.

w DAVIES, No. 2Os MARKET STREET;
w Old Home, Wheeling, who has suffered
for years with Dyspepsia has been cured oy
the Indian Herb Doctors Numbers are GAZING
daily at the Doctors Room, No l56 Main street,
Wheeling, next door to Friends FURNITURE
Store. Consultation free. oetizi"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-02
THE MARKE Ts.
saw xCrx narxeI.
BY telegraph NJ

BY Telegraph NEW YoRK. Dec 1.
COTTON &c better, closing quiet; sales oil
1000 bales al 2514c for middnng uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 100, $50 oh s. less active,
and w thoub decided chauzF sales of s OO0
bbls. at 81 1895 10 for supefhne state and
Western; So SOFAS 20 or extra state; So 500
90 for extra Western; S6 3056 90 tor " hIte
wheat extra: So 5506 80 for rnund hoop
Ohio; S6 00@0 so for extra ST. Louis, and
s6 50G9 90 for good TO choice 90. Rye
-four dull; sales Of 20 barrels at 81 SOC
S. 90.
oRN MEAL-Quiei.
WHISKY Heavy and lower; sales of 500
barrels OF Western at 81 03g1 "a FOR trees
WHEAT-Receipt pts Isl. 52I bushels; steady
for Spring, but dull aud scarcely so firm for
Winter; safes OF So Coz bushels at 81 10 for
No. Spring; 81 z6Gl 81 for No. do.
I'll $50 for No. I do 81 30 for am Der VIZ
glni4; 81 35GI IS for Winter red and amber
West m; 81 80 al 800 for m Der state; 81 -
for Winter red Canada in bond.
RYE-Quiet.
BARtEY-Witbout change; sales Of 2, 900
bu heI~ AZ 81 59al 60 for good twu-rowed
State 81 % Tor Canada Western.
BARLEY MALT-Duil.
IOkN-ReceIpis - 500 bushels Market
less active and scarcely so firm; sails OF
80 900 bu~he ar s. U80l 10 Tor unsound
mixed Western: 81 11o1I 1917 for sound do
OATS eceipts l70 Si3 bust els, Market
less active and a shade easier; sales of
$500 bushels At 641SG56515c for Western, and
651z95651c for Stale.
EEIeE-Dall at 654s7s4o for Carolina.
sUaAR-Dull and nominal at Il1S@lINc
for Cuba.
MoLAssES-Quiet.
doPs-Quiet AZ lSg2Sc for American.
PETRoLEgE-DnII at lS1zc for crude, and
S01Sc for refined.
LENsEED OIL-Dull at 9S995c in casks.
LEATHER -HemlocK sole steady at 309Slc
! for Buenos AyreS and Rio GFande.
WooL-Qu1et: sales Of 100000 pounds at
4515Oc for domestic fleece.
PoRK-Ftrmer ana quiet; sales of 425 bar
rels at S32 25g32 IS for new mess, S8Q3S 90
for old ditto, So 25934 90 for prime, 81 50G
$50 % for prime mess; total stock of old
and new 5 5I9 barrels: last month l265S
barrels; last year II ,SS5 barrels.
BEEF--Steady; sales of l25 barrels at e50
ID for new plain mess, sl09l7 Tor new ex-
ira mess; stock OF old and new 24274 bar
Iels; last month 49, 4I barrels; last year
40 9i2 barrels. Tlerce Beef du /; sales of
50 tterces at S230S2S for prime mess, SY0a3l
for India mess. Beef Hams quiet; sales OF
so barrels at SI592l for old India, S33 for
new.
CUT MEATs-Dull; sales of 65 packages at
I2gI3c for shoulders, lie for hams; middles
quiet; sales of 81 boxes cItSr at l65<9l71fc.I
LARD-U nchangeI; sales OF 3O0 tIerces at
le9l9c fot ste 4m, I9Gl91zc Tor Kettle rem
-sered; also 500 tIerces steam, sellers Feb
Iualy, at lS1Sc.
BUTTER Quiet at 2O93Sc for Ohio,
CHEESE-(9uiet at l7HISo.
FkEIGHTS-fO Liverpool heavy; wheat
per steam 4N@5di -four per sail and ste I'm
rs,
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CONSUMPTION.

The Three Remedies. "SCHENca's Pol
MONIO SYRUP," for the cure OF Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form OF Con-
sumption. The peculiar action OF this med.
tcine ripens the ulcers in the lungs pro-
notes the discharge OF the corrupt matter
by expectoration- Purifes the blood. aud
thus cures Consumption, wnen every other
remedy faila.
"Schenck's Sea-Weed Tonic" for the
cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ali
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place of the gastric Juice when that is
deficient, and thsn enables the patient 10
digest the most nutricious food. It Is a
sovereign remedy tor all cases of indlges-
ton.
"Schenck's Mandrake Pills" one of the
mcstvaluable medicines ever discovered,
being vegetable substitute for caIomeI,
and having all the useful properties as.
cribed to that mineral, without producing
any of its injurious effects.
To these three medicines DR.. J. FL
schenek, of Philadelphia. owes his I'M
rivaled success In the Treatment of Pull
monte Consumption. The PuImonic Syrup
rIpens the morbid matter, discharges 1t,
and purides the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove all OBJ
structions therefrom, give the organ a
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint,
which Is one OF the most prominent causes
of Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic Invigorates the
powers of the stomach, and by strengthen
ing the digestion and bringing IL to q nor
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality of thu blood. By which means the
formation OF ulcers or tubereles IN the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action of these medicines, as thus ex-
planned, viii cure every case of Consump-
tion, If the remedies are used in time aud
the use of them is pereevered In sufficient
ly to bring the case to a favora bic termIna-
ton.
DR.. Schenck's Almanac, containing a fall
treatise on the various forms of disease,
his mode Of treatment, and general dtree-
lions how to use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal Office, No. 10 North sixth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea,
weed Tonic, each 81 so per bottle, or 81 so a
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, Csc. per box,
For sale By all druggists and dealers.
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River Dispatches.

PITTsBURG. Decen Der Ito A Mt rain.
now, 10 A. NJ, 1t IS cloudy, with indications
of snow. Monongahela ntne feet six inches
and rising, principally back water from
tae Allegheny, which IS reported at four
teen feet and rising at Oil CITY. It Is esti-
mated that there are 100000 bushels OF
ccal here. Boats are hitchlng up, but will
not leave till To- morrow.
PITTsBURG, December Is p. M.-The
weather is clear and growing cold. NJ o.
nongaheia tg Give feet and rising. Ale
gheny Twelve feet at Oil City, this evening,
and Using slowly. Arrived cameiia, from
St. Louis. Departed: Glendale. for st.
Louis. Maggie Hays leaves to- morrow. 1t
is expected that the following amount OF
coal will leave tomorrow: 100000 bush
els for Cincinnati: 100000 bushels for
Louisville; 1000 0 bushels for ST. Louis;
the same for Nashville; and $4,000 bushels
for PORTS below.
PITTsBURG, Decem Der I.--About O00, 900
busneIs Of coal, req airing fifty towboats,
viii be shipped from here on The present
rise-the largest fleet ever sent from here.
CINCINNATI, December l. = Port List -
kase Robinson, st. Louis; Annie Laurie.
Kanawha. Departed sam. J. Hale, Menu
phis; Emma No 3. Weather cloudy and
cool. River rising.
LOUISVILLE, December l. - Port List -
Arm 4dtnO, Cairo to Ctncinnati; LOrena
and two barges. New Orleans to Cinctn-
natl. River rising rapidly, with feet 6
inches water in The canal, and feet 2
moderately cold. Business fair.
CAIRO, December 1.-PoTt List-Indiana,
:
Era, Cairo TO New Orleans, 10 pm; For
syth, V1cksburg to st. Louis, 10 pm; Wau-
anita, Memphis to Cincinnati, 3 a. m; Mis-
siss1ppi, New Orleans to st. Louis, am /;
LonRWorth, Louisville to New Orleans,
am: OctaYi 1, Mound City, noon; Robert
Burns, Cincinnati TO Memphis, 8 p.m,
Alaska, cincinnati to New Orleans, 4 pm.
Great Republic, st Louis to New Orleans,
6 p.m.: Fanny Brandeis, Memphis TO
Evansville, 6 pm. River rose 4 inches.
Weather cloudy. Mercury 329.
ST. LOUIS, December l.-ArriYed-Andy
Johnson, from KeO kuk. Anna from Cinci n
natl; NaIrOna, from Hannibal. Departed
Milwaukee aud Key CITY, for Madison /;
Indiana and Continental, for New Or
leans; city of Cairo, for Memphis; Abeona,
FOL Cincinnati; Matt ona, for Hannibal
Andy Johnson, for Keokuk: RubicOn. for
Vicksbufg. The river is still declining,
and all the upper streams are falling.
Weather clear and cold. Mercury below
freez ng point. ~
NASHVILLE, Dec. 1.-River rising, with
AZ feet wa, er on Harpeth Shoals. The
weather is cloudy and cold. Departed
Ella Hughes, for Cairo Umpire, for Louis
vile.
MEMPHIS, Dec. I.-Weather clear and
cool, The river rose half an inch. Depart
ed-Richmond, Mollie Able and barge,
Swallow and Edinburg, for New Orleans !;
Nightingale, for Arkansas River; Norman,
for Evansville; st. Joseph, for ST. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS, December ]. Arrived -
Louisville, Glasgow, Shreve. GAINESVILLE,
and Enterprise. Departed - Magenta and
Bismarck.
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For other River Leaas see I'hfrd Pooe.


The weather was nearly elearlast night
and quite cold. the mercury ranging at So
at P II. and falling. The river continued
to rise rapid y.........The add itionaI arrivals
and departures werethe Sullivan, Captain
NJ. D. Covington's new boat, built to the
machinery Of the Ollie Sullivan, from Pa
ducah; Morning star. Louisville and re-
turn; Hartford. from Green River; Sam.
Orr, TO Cairo; Evansville, 10 Bowling
Green; Champion, st. Louis to Cincinnati.
The Morning Star arrived a little after 8
N. with a moderate trip, The Sam.
Orr and Evansville took out splendid
trips... Captain Covington, former
~ OF the Leweliin, arrived here
yesterday with his new boat, built
to the machinery OF the Inflated Ollie Sui
Ivan. She will sooD be ready for busi-
ness...........Lo wry's gravel digger arrived
yesterday with heavy tow of powders.
....Fhe little Allena May passed down
without landing Champion had
800 tons. She discharged large lot or pig
iron here, and added considerable freight.
joe McReynolds, of the
steamer Hartford, which has been detain-
ed up Green River for some time Fast, ar
rived here last evening. A dispatch from
Mr.. A. Dyer to Captain McReynolds says:
s'The case (of the HartfOrd) is removed for
trial into the U. g. Court at Covington,
and will probably be decided during the
present month. '.....................Captain ALI.
Stein writes us that the p. w. Strader
will positively be here to-day, and viii
want freight and people. The Strader is q
splendid boat, and Capt. Stein and Alex.
Stewart, her chief officers, are pleasant
gentlemen 10 travel or ship With......."The
Mary II custom left New Orleans for Louis
Vile on Thursday evening, since which
we have had no tidings OF her..........The
Fanny Brandefs passed Cairo last night.
She will arrive before morning -....... The
Norman left Memphis On Tuesday even
ing. She viii probably go to Cincinnati.
1.-THE w. 8. Pike was over due at IL
o'clock last night, having passed Glover.
port at 91S yesterday morning ............F From
Wash. Elder, pilot Of the Morning Star, we
learn that the wheel of the Rose Hite has
been removed from the channel atTwelye
Mile Polnt........The Champion reported
the Robert Burns aground at Walkers
Bar. She must have missed the channel a
long ways.........Our dispatches this morn
ing report twelve feet water at PIttsburg,
and rising. The great coal feet is on the
way down with nearly 1900 600 bushels of
coal.....-...The circus steamer New York,
Captain Richmond, as we learn from the
New Orleans Republican OF Nov. 25th, was
seized at New Orleans at the suit OF Char
ley Noyes, the proprietor Of the Crescent
City Circus, for $4,000 damages. Captain
Richmond had previously had an attach
ment laid upon the Circus, and NOyes
turned the tables upon him. 1t is fuzzy
case........Captafn Josh V. Throop arrived
from Cincinnati by the Morning Star yes
terday, looking weIl...............The Indiana
and W. s. Pike, over due, had not arrived
at one O'Clock this morning.
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0,nclnnarI marnnt.
sy TeIegrapn.l CIno1NNAT1. De.

BY Telegraph CIEoTNEATI. Dec. 1.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Unchanged.
CoTroN-Firmer; middung 24c.
ToBACCo-FlTm and In good demand I;
light receipts; sales OF "a hhds
WHIsKY-Dull at 81.
mand
LAkD-Held at 17s49Is1Sc for steam and
Kettle rSDce ed no sales.
BULK MEATs-Heid at l21Se for shoulders
I6gl6>ao for clear rib and clear sidss, ali
PACKED. lut no demand, and these rates
are nominal.
BAcoN-Held at 151zc for shoulders, and
lsglS1zc for Gear RIB aud clear sides. but no
saieS.
HAMS -sugar.cured ia moderate jobbing
demand at 2ld22c.
Hoes-Active: all sold at SIOalo 90. and
some extra brought $40 70; country oper-
ators are the chief buyers; city packers al
not doing ~ UGH; receipts, 4,50O.
GREEN MEATS - Sold at H1<, 14I<@l55ke
for shoulder, stu eS and hams, but tue dS :
mand ell of at the close.
BUTTER unchanged: fresh, 306735c.
OILS-Linseed dull at SSd90c Lard firm
at VI F9l 80. Petroleum dull; refined,
32a84c.
EGG s-8sas9s
sUaAR -gull at 15g4c lower; New Or
CoFFEE-A shade lower at ls@24c.
SEEDS-Clover, l41zGl5c; timothy, IS 75a
90, and both In demand.
GoLD-Buying at l2l1I.
ing
tive demand.
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sPECTAL NOTICES.
Notes for December, addressed TO
the Feeble AID Facilitated.

This is a trying season for invalids, In
deed for all who are not blessed with ro-
bust constitutions and iron frames.
Cold has come upon us Rnddenly, sealing
mp tie open pores, and sealing IN, as II
were, any seeds of disease that may have
been lurking in the system. but which re-
manned undeveloped so long as the waste
matter OF the body and all acid ana I'M
wholesome humors we're freely discharged
by evaporation from The surface and
through the bowels.
A tonic, aperient, and Alternative medi-
cine is now needed TO invi gOrste the vital
powers, depressed by q low temperature +,
TO stimulate and purify the seer etions. aud
to fit the body to euuure, without IN con-
We nience, pain, or danger, the sudden clt-
matte change which ushers in the Winter.
The only preparation which viii fully
meet this almost universal need, and will
thoroughly and safely perform the I'M
portant work, is the leading tonic and
Alternative of the age, HOSTEFfER'S
STOMACH BITHERS.
THIS popular specific improves the ap-
petite, inVigorates the digestive organs,
regulates the flow of bile. enriches he
bloon, Gains the nerves, relieves consttpa-
ton, promotes superficial circulation and
evaporation, and composed solely OF
wholesome vegetable elements, with a
pure stinnul9nt as their dfffusive vehicle,
may be taken by the weakest without fear.
The flavor is agreeable, for although the
BITTERS are potent med cine, they con-
tain no na1Eeattng element.
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u. S. COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-
The case Of Frederick Schimet, Of
this city, was up before Commissioner
Marsh yesterday afternoon. He was
charged with retailing spirituous and
malt liquors without having raid the
special tax therefor to the Govern
ment Casually termed taking out
liceose.'D P. @ Eberwine. Assistant
Assessor, prosecuted. and General
Shackleford defended. After nun
Der of witnesses Oh each side were ex-
amined, aBd short arguments were
made, the Commissioner recognized
the defendant to answer b fore the
Circuit Court Of the United States at
Indianapolis, on the Goth December.
The penalties 10 such eases are very
heavy, and it was argued by the coun-
sci for the defense Il a., inasmuch as
the accused had not made a regular
business Of retailing liquors, but had
only occasionally done so since he qlit
the business two years ago, he had
not violated the law. It was further
argued that Congress could not have
intended to infiet such severe penal
ties for mere technical offenses.
On the other hand, it was shown
that the law did not permit even ocea-
sional sales of liquors without liability
to the payment of special tax
e. license ~, and that the defendant
has had no other business lately.
Surety was given for the defend
ants appearance.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Owing to the in.
disposition Of Judge Igleheart, the
case of VIM. /. P. Mills VS.. John B.
Mills was postponed until to-day.
The case of John KraOh vs.. John
Wolf, for SANDER, was called up and a
Jury empanneled. The parties in this
case are from Armstrong Township,
and the action originated in regard to
some testimony that Krach gave in
some previous trial, in which Wolf
was one of the interested parties.
Kraeh charges, in his bill of particu-
lars, that Wolf said that he (Kraeh)
had swore to id lie. To this al
legation Wolf enters an emphatic
negative, and hence the arbitration of
the law is called in to settle the ques-
ton. About twenty witnesses are
subpenaed in the case, and large
delegation Of the citizens of Arm
strong Township were in attendance
at the Court. The case was not fin
ished last evening.
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OhlcarO MaFRep.

b telegraph CHICAGO. Dec. 1.
FLoUR-Dull at So 75g5 so for Spring
extras.
WHEAT-Firmer and 20 higher; sales of
No. at 9l1aN92c; NO. 2 at SS1zgS91Sc, clos-
Ing at S9l4g691Sc for NO. 2; thf- afternoo
the market Was dull at 60Nm90c cash and
sellers December for No-2.
CORN-FIrfuer at 801SQ8lIZc for No, and
$3.50 for No. 2; no graoe 65ag66c, closing at
S015c for No. z; this afternoon the market
wa dull at zoe for No. 2.
OATs-5feady and quiet at 4l%942lSc
casD, and 4l1a942c sellers. and 43c buy er's
December, closing at 4l5z942c cash, for
No. z.
KYE-More active and ffrmer: sales Of
No z a. 7l975c; rejected at 69970c closing
at i41z@75c Tor No. z
BARI rY-Dull At SIC for No. 2.
.HIGHwIEEs- Quiet sales at 95d971zc, clos
ing az 9Jc.
PRovIsIoEs-Firmer Mess Pork $40 co.
Lard steady and firm at I71z@ISc. Shou
ders lO5zgllc; short rib middles I4L9l4szc;
short clear do I5zc; green hams 1870.
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EarODesn MaFkeE.


by Ceble.l LoNDoS. Dec. 1.
Consols, for money 921<; ex dIvident or,
account W.. American securities. Arm.
'62s, SZ54; do. 1858, Sl9k; do 'G7s. 85s< lO-40s
SO14. '62s, at Frankfort, S4sz.
II francs so centtmes.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Lection hrnn uplapds
l29I2di Orleans l25S9l215d; sales of 10000
Western No. 2, IS 5dtaSs Cd: Winter 9s
western -four 22s Corn, No. mixed 29s Oh
Oats 81. Pork 1lls Sd. Beef loss Sd 'or new
Lard 75s I'd. Cheese 6Ss. Bacon 67s Ga Tor
new.
HAYRE, December f.-Cotton active at
l35 francs.
FRANKFORT, December 1.-U. 8. Bonds,
S-20s arm and quiet at e03f99o5<.
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81. h0eis narRet,

BY feleEraDh.l ST. LeU1s. Dec ].
TOBACCO Active, 81 full prices.
CoTToN-W leak, at pc.
HEMP-Nothing doing
FLoUR-DuIl aud unchanged; 50 S01A GO
for .uueTfine; 81 25g4 80 Tor extra: "a 1905 90
for Xxx, and SIS 25g6 70 for choice 10 fancy
family.
WIFE sT-Fall IN better demand, but I'M
changed; No. SptIng worth ABOUT S5c, but
no safes; No. yed Fail 90992c: No 1 do.
95cgl 90; low choice to fancy 81 08gl 30, aud
choice to fancy white 81 GOAL 80.
CoRH-OHenpgs are larger, and chiefly
new, for which the demand is dropping
yellow and white in bulk at 7Se: new
white sacked S0eS5c; old mixed 033; do.
white 9715gi 90.
OATs-un changed; 44a45c in bulk, and
z9a5I1zc sacked.
.BARLEY-Unohanged at 81 1891 20 for
Minnesota.
RYE-Higher at SIC.
VIII ,RY-Steady at 81.
GRoCERrES-Q
P0RK-L9ngujd: small sales at SO 90; dry
salt meat dull at l215e for shoulders, and
161Zc for clear sides.
BAcOH-Smal lots choice old shoulders
al l6Agl6 Tor q few new sides out OF
smoke. and 1910 for clear sides
LARD-Qniet and firm; prime delivered
at Quincy TO the 18th at l6tzc; do. here at
170I7Hs.
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TRINITY SUNDAY SoHooL.-The an
nouncement, yesterday, that the hour
for the assembling of this School had
been changed from forenoon to after
noon was premature. The School
will meet as usual next Sunday morn
ing. It is especially desired that all
the teachers be at their posts, as of
that hour the vote will be taken on
changing thu sessions from morning
to evening.
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Louisville gnrket.

by Telegraph LOUISVILLE. DEC. I.
GoTToN[FiIrm; good ordinary. 225Sc.
GEAIN-D mand fair and prices firm.
Red wheat, 81 O5; white, 81 90 Corn, S5c
Rye, soc. oats, soc on arrival.
HoGs-Qulet at e1zGI01zc gross; receipts,
ToB ACco-Leaf steady: sales of So hllds
OF new and old at 81 for Jugs, and SO Sod
ai3 Sd for good leaf.
PRoyIsIoNs-Quiet and firm. Mess Pork,
90. Bacon shoulders 1e14c, and clear sizes
1910. Bulk Meats-Shou. tiers PFC clea1.
rlP l64c, and clear sides 1910,
LARD-l8%c
W HISRY Firm at 81 free.
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powders ARRIVED. - Jacob s.
Lowry received yesterday about 55C
perches of splendid powders, fully
enough to finish the work Of i'm
proving Main Street. If the weather
should prove favorable, the boWlder-
ing of this street will be finished in
a few weeks. 1t will require about
fifteen working days to complete it.
We hope the weather will be favora-
bic for a speedy prosecution Of the
work.