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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10
wnEETARY 8 C0NMERgIAI.


By telegraph NEW YORK. NOV. Q.
CoTroE-Heavy and lower; sales OF 2 300
bales at 2556c for ntddling upiauds-
Iret favors buyers; sales on 1900 bar.
rels at IS coos 30 for. supernuo State
and Western 8 40d8 % Tor extra
state; So 2 a6 10 To- extra Western: So ID
@6 e5 for white wheat extra; s5 65W8 % for
II. II. o.; e6 2JG6 rs for extra So Louls,
and a. 000s9 90 for good 20 choice co.,
closing heavy, including 300 barrels in.
S. s.. Rye -four heavy; sales OF 80 oars
rels 40 81 7093 %.
WHIsRY-De cidedlv lower; sales Of 400
barrels Western atsl oi9l %, closing a. In
Nv W4EST.Receipta 90 .2i2 bushels; market
a shade hrmer for Spring, with better
export demand and less active and heavy
for Winter; sales OF 10000 bushels 90 81 ~
0sl 20 for No. 3 Spring 81 251Zgl ~ for NO.
do; 81 81 for Nos. and do. mixed 81 %
O7Sl 6Z5< for No. do; 81 290l 81 for Winter
red I'll nols; 81 35@l 80 for Western red and
slate: 81 so for white Illinois; 81 81 for
white Western and d % ior white rem
nessee.
BARLEY-LoWer and more active; sales
OF "a 900 bushels at 81 cool 90 Ter two roWed
state; 81 25gl 80 for Canada Wesf, and u b
for Bay Quintet.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts 134,784 bushels. Fairly
active without decided change in price :
sales OF 1900 bushels at 9i993c Tor nm
sound mixed Western; 89c92l Oh for sound
DO.
OATs-Receipts l52670 bushels. FIrmer
and more active; sales Of 1900 bushels at
63@65c for new Southern and Western and
65Uo6c for state.
RIcE-In fair request; sales OF 20 tiercoa
Carolina at TaSc.
COFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Steady; sales 200 bids az li@DLc
for Cuba, and I,l1fgl214c for Porto Rico.
PETaoLEUM- STEADY at 20Kc for crude,
and $40 for refined.
HoPs-Quiet az Iga22c for American.
LINsEED OIL dull &C g41gBc.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Quiet and uu-
changed.
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales OF $40
bDis at go 23U2J 90, closing AZ so 90. Naahf
s24 60926 for prime, and s-5 5Og2g for prine
mess.
BEEF-steady; sales 30 bbis at sl2 00818O 90
for new plain mess; tlZg9 % for new extra
mess: fierce beef heavy; sales 100 tierces
az s24 60928 % for prime mess; tZ69a2 %
for India mess; beef hams steady; sales 80
bbls at si5925 % for old, and S32983 90 for
new.
Cur MEArs-Heavy: sales 40 packages
at l312@l452c for shoulders and l6@lgc for
ice-cured at J09l61Zc; also $50 boxes Cum-
berland cut, seller December TO February
l4th, at l8tzc
LARD-A shade drmer: sales $50 tierces
at l6IgI75<c for steam, and i7ssMl65fc for
kettle rendered.; also 500 tieroes steam,
seller January. az l6Mc.
BUTTER-Qufet, at 2Oa3sc for Ohio.
CIEEsE-Dull, at 179l8c
FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool quiet and firm
shipments 10000 bushels wheat at 80 per
sail, and S1zW8tIQ per steam j. 200 barrels
-four per sail AZ - Sd.
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Boz, either Revev items .ee 7asrd Page.

The only additional arrivals up to
midnight were the Palestine, Louis
vile and return to meet the Morning
Star; Fayette, from Henderson; Lew
ellin, from Cairo.
The Clara Scott, to Cairo; Falls
City, to Bowling Green; Sam. Orr, TO
Eastport. and Norman, to Memphis,
departed, all with first rate trips.......
The Sam. Orr, without orders brought
in, picked up big trip, which speaks
well for the popularity of tne boat and
her oficers..-.....The Norman went
out as full as she could be slowed with
freight and fair passenger list.
While in port. new carpet was put
down, and a beautiful new stove for
the ladies' cabin was put up, adding
greatly. to her comfort and her
beauty. The Clara Scott had all the
freight she could carry, and her pas
sengers, though not numerous, were
very fair........The Pine Bluff was
unable to fill all her orders yesterday,
and consequently lies over till noon
to-day, when she will leave for all
points on Green River, as far as Para
disc. with Captain Bob Lancaster in
command. and Billy Liter in the
Office. The Pine Bluff is in place of
the Hartford, and the old friends of
Captain Joe McReynolds are standing
square up to her.........The lobe Hurt
is announced to leave for Cumber-
land River at four o'clock Pm.
to-day. She is very light, and
can run on little dew. Captain
Thompson, her commander, is an ex-
perieneed steamboatman, and knows
exactly what is due to shippers and
passengers. Send down your Cum
berland River freight early......Duke
Nicholson, the popular steamboat
agent, arrived home yesterday from
Northern Illinois. He will be found
towering on the wharf to day, looking
after the interests of the Cairo packet.
.........Capt Collier engaged the Sam
Orr to pump out the Cora s..
which she expected to be able to
do in few hours.........The Palestine
had coed trip. She reported the
Glasgow at French Island Bar sound
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chicago Market.

b telegraph CHICAGO. Nov. o.
ExCHAEGE-Ha Eastern nrmer az ITO of
buying and par 10 LILO premium selling
FLOUR Qaiet at f495 IS for Spring exc
ira.
WHEAT-Active and nrmer; sales OF No.
/ at 9lM0l1zc, No. 2 at 67c9S3l<c; closing at
S7gS71zc; this afternoon the market was
irregular at s0%@s7c cash and sellers Mo-
vember; 6fM61zc sellers last half, and
S0,gb9lzc sellers December for No. 2.
CORN--LeBs active; sales Of NO. 2 at O9J<M
691zc, rejected az 031S@64Mc; closing uns
changed; this afternoon the market was
dull at e9c cash, and 655zc sellers Novom-
Der for No. 2.
OATs-Fairly active and a shade nrmer;
sales OF No. az 35@385zc, and rejected at
36I9375zc; closing 40 381zc for No. z.
hNE-Qutet and steady; sales OF No. Ct
Tic, Nc. Csc: closing unchanged.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal al 0Jag8c for
No. 2.
HIGHwIEEs-Dull; sales nc 90NOse: clos
ing with bnyers At 82c aud sellers al 95c.
SUGAR-l31zgl41zc for common TO prime
Cuba.
PRovIsIoNs-Flrm Mess Pork g28a2g so
cash, and S28 50028 IS sellers January and
February. Rough sides l3J<9l456c. Green
Hams ls1zgl1c shoulders IN salt fifteen
days l05<WlOISc.
LARD-l6gl61Sc.
HOGs-Quiet and nrn az IS 5O8s 50 for
common, and 1908 25 for smooth.
BACON-Grades So SOFAS Is.
PoRK-Mess Ia lots 90 S99lU % for extra.
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Cincinnati MaFkoI,

BY telegraph CIEOrNEATI. Nov. 8.
FLoUR-Dull family, S. 25@5 so.
WHEAT-Dulls red winter, 81 O0gl 10; de-
mand light.
CoRN-In demand; ear. slgs5c; sholied,
80,dB8c; new, 00H02c.
OATs-Unchanged and firm az a80 CSC.
RYE-Duil at 900 for mol.
BARLEY-Duil at 81 90 for fall.
CoTToN-Dull and prices lower mid
WIiisKYZfn fair demand atgI.
PROVIsION8-Duli aid nothing doing.
New mess pork held 40 81; but little old
in market. Retail sales OF old Bacon 4
101<c for shoulders, and I05<c for clear sides
No demand for new bulk meats, and prices
remain nominal at l25Z9lGIc for shout.
ders, and l61z9l6j<c for clear sides packed.
LARD-Neglected prime steam, 10Ho;
kettle rendered, Hc; nominalIy Old lard
HoGs-In good demand at 90 5OalO 60.
the latter rate for extra selected for
butehers' use; slaughterers' paid 90 098
10 CO., receipts, 400.
BUTTER-Unchanged and firm at 9O885c
for fresh.
EGGs-20d30o.
CHEEsE-i7L@l9c; demand good.
OILS-Linseed dull nt 00Wg2c. Lard OIL,
81 339l 81 for current make; winter, 81 400
43. Petroleum: 3jc for refined and mar
ket firm.
SUGAR-A shade lower and In good de-
mand for r. fined &c lower on all grades.
CoFTEE-Dull and 1&95Sc lower; common
to prime, lgM@2fKc.
CLovER sEsD-sl8; timothy, $40.
FLAX-Dull at 81 30.
GOLD-l26sz buying.
EXcHANGE-DuL 40 lilo discount buying.
MONEY-Market close.
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81. Louis Harhoi.
TeleErap

BY telegraph ST. LOUIE, Nov. o.
ToBAcCO-Active and firm.
COTTON - Quiet and lower middling,
230IEzc.
HEMP-SteaGy and firm undregEed, Gl40.
FBOUH-Dull and lower Fall superfne,
e.; x, 81 25; Xxx, 81 6O05 OOi Xxx, % 25M
s. 80; choice 70 fancy, s. 1907 90.
WHEAT-395c lower on medium and low
grade Fall; NO. 2 Spring, 85067c; No. /,
92995e; No. red Fan. 06908e; No. ] do,
81 O3gI o.; choice red, 81 IDOL 20; choice
white, 81 220l "a
CORE-Choice white scarce; other quail
ties unchanged; mixed, 7s9sOci choioe
white, 92dg3e.
oATs-Firm at 4o940c for good to choice
in sacks.
BARLEY-Heavy and easier Eor buyers
prime Iowa Spring, 6jc; choice Minnesota
81 GOAL 8.
RYE Flrmer and higher at 65a0sc for
prime to choice.
WHIsKY-LoWers sales at 9IMl o.
GRoCEhIEs-Quieta and unchanged.
PROVISIONS - Quiet; little doing. Mess
Pork go for new, and $40 % for old. Dry
sailed shoulders I3Nl81<c, clear sides 1910
I65<c. Bacon shoulders 1870, clear rib
sides 191<c, and clear sides lgtz020c.
LARD-Duli at 100000 for fierce, and
l75<c for keg.
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ing when she Ieft.......Henry Hess
assumes his old berth as steward Of
the Clara Scott. It we're hard to find
better........Jim Rapley, one Of the
best mates on the river, took com
mand of the forecastle of the Nor
man yesterday.........The John Lums-
den and Lewellin will be found at the
wharf this morning, if they have
ordinary luck.........The Lewellin will
leave for Cairo att P. NJ. to-day.........
The Lumsden is full Of cotton for r.
K. Dunkerson & Co.........The Lew
ellin arrived from Cairo at 11:30 last
night, with good trip.
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In THE BALAEoE.-Evansville now
hangs on a balance, and her future
destiny hinges on the election to. day.
IF we say that We will subscribe
100000 to the Evansville and Carmi
Road, our future is bright. But if
we refuse to vote the subscription, VI
advertise to the world that Evansville
does not want to extend her trade, or
add to her prosperity. Is there any
one in the city, old fogy or otherwise,
that is willing to publish such an ad
vertisement to the world? We hope
not. Let every man vote for the sub
scFiption to-day.
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Blessed is the man who invented
Sleep" says SaDcho Panza. Still more
blessed Is the man who invented the
means OF rsmedying the neglect and mis-
fortune that changed my locks gray before
my time, or reaped the harvest of my hair
before the season OF my decay. To BAR
RETT'S VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE,
must be ascribed merits possessed by few
or none OF the usual remedies for Badness
and Premature Gray Hair. The testimo-
niais OF its efficacy are numerous and ire
proachable. lJy0W SPIN
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Amuseamenss.

NATIONAL HALL - ONE NIGHT
LoNGER.-Only moderate sized au-
dience assembled at the National
Hall last night to hear Schepfer's re-
nowned troupe of Tyrolese Singers.
We were surprised that the attend
ance was not larger, especially of our
German citizens. The singing by this
troupe is incompatible, and the
Echo Song +" is alone worth the full
price of admission. Their repertoire
is reaIete with the rarest vocal gems,
and the lover of superb music will
feel the sweetest emotions of the soul
ss;rred to their very depths by the de-
lightful melodies that are rendered in
so simple, and yet so artistic a style,
The clear, bell-like voice of Madame
Sch@pfer is one of the finest we ever
heard. The songs, solos and choruses
are all in their native language, yet
they are inexpressibly sweet to those
who delightin the concord of sweet
sounds" Prof. Turner, the great
Either player, has no equal, and he
produces the most extraordinary and
delicious music.
At the earnest request of a number
Of our citizens, Mr.. Schepfer has
concluded to remain in our city one
night longer, to give all q chance to
attend. It is not creditable to the
musical taste of our city to allow the
Tyrolese to sing to such small audi
ences. Let everybody go tonight, and
hear the finest music that has been
rendered in our city for many day.
They perform again at National Hall
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Etc. ESInnasoEnnn-

CIEoINNATI. November 9. = Ar
rived-R. G. Gray. from Memphis.
Departed, Anna, for st. Louis; r. r.
Hudson, for Wheeling. River sta
tionary, 6 feet 8 inches. Weather
cloudy.
LOUISVILLE. November g. Port
List-Grand Era, to New Orleans
Umpire, from Cairo; Pink Varble, to
Tennessee River. and packets. River
declining. with 3 feet z inches water
in the canal. Both chutes are still
obstructed by the Bridge Company.
Weather cloudy and raw.
CAIRO, Nov. 9.-Abeona, Cincinnati
tc st. Louis, 8 am; Kate Putnam.
Cincinnati to New Orleans, IL m.
Kenton, Cincinnati to New Orleans,
pm. River fell 2 inches. Weather
cloudy; mercury 40o.
ST. Louis. November Arrived.
Lucy Bertram, Louisiana; Rob Roy,
Keokuk; Minnesota, st. Paul; City
of Cairo Memphis; Milwaukee, st.
Paul; Natrona, Hannibal; Marble
City, Yicksburg; City of Pekin, Pc
oria; Tempest, Missouri River. De-
parted w Rshington, for Missouri
River; City of st. Paul, St. Paul
Rob Roy, Keokuk; w. J. Lewis,
Memphis; Colorado, Vicksburg; Mis-
sissippi, New Orleans; Bayard, Loui-
siana. Allthe rivers falling steadily.
Weather cloudy and raw.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.-River sta.
tionary, with 10 inches on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather cold and cloudy.
MEMPHIS, November 9.-Weather
cloudy. River falling. Departed
Shamrock, Rubicon, kellogg and
barges, to st. Louis; Spray, with three
hundred bales of cotton, and Emma
Floyd. with five hundred bales of cot.
ton, to Cincinnati; Lorena and Con.
tinental, to New Orleans. Arrived
Magenta. N
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-Departed
-Argosy and barges, and Thompson
Dean, to st, Louis.
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SEW YORK DRY Goods Marnol.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
DRY GOoDs-Inactivity IS the predomi-
nant feature OF trade, and the market is
depressed. Prices Of staple COtLonB are
without further material change. We
quote heavy brown sheetnga al l45&Nl51<c
for Southern and heefern. Heavy fhfrf-
fnQs l21%ml81lc. aud printed cHtlrueH 1Lt.W
l2ISc for mouruiug end fancy modern
STYLES OF best makes.
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THE RAILROAD ELECTION To-Day.
Let every friend of the city-every
one who is in favor of its progress
turn out to- day to work for the sub
scription to the Carmi Railroad. No
one will regret the time given in such
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REMOVE THE RUBBIsH.-We have
been especially requested by several
merchants to call attention to the fact
that the debris of the late FIRE on
Sycamore Street. between First and
Second, has not yet been removed,
and the sidewalk is badly INSTRUCTED
IN consequence. These buildings
were pulled down by the Hook and
Ladder Company, and the rubbish
should be removed at once. We
don't know that this notice will do
any good, for We have repeatedly
called attention to various matters
without any attention being paid to
the request. nevertheless, We will try
once more.
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LoufeviIIs warf,cr

~ Ieiegraph.l L0UwNiLEM N0VtH.
COTTON Quiet; light sales 40 900.
WIIEhT-Hcd 81 0si white l 1l.
CoHN-eIe.
DAT8-lge
ffYE-n0e, nfl - bulk.
Ton tCCo-8ffTs rnlns uf 1H honsnanEH a.
81 29MD I'd for lunRt tI2 f1r medium loaf
FEOYtgToM8-A uiDlf 200 For bulk anguI.
ders; thirty daya in salt 1895 clear rl1 i1tt
ol8ar sides lI55c Lard. llofea, NO.
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I SOCIAL HoPs.-Three.social dances
will take place during the present
month. The Norma Club will give a
grand hop at the National Hall, on
81 tomorrow night, and Mr.. Seelig will
stup the supper. The Aurora Club
will give hop. on the 10th, and the
kiveniag Star Circle on the 18th.
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WEEKLY JOURNAL. The Evans
vile WEEKLY JOURNAL will be issued
to-day. It contains the full and COM
plete Market Reports, Commercial
Summary. Editorials, and MiscelIane-
Gus Matter. tits the best paper pub
lished in Indiana. Copies can be
received st the Counting Room, in
wrappers, at five cents each. Price
per annum, 81 80.
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EXPRESS CHANGE. - Charles Il.
Wentz. late agent ofthe. Adams Ex-
press Company, in this city, having
resigned the position, Jas. A, Thorn
son, of Cincinnati has been appointed
to ill the vacancy.
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81 There will be an auction sale
at Hiram Nelson ms Auction Room, on
Locust Street, tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock, of fine Parlor Furniture,
Ingram and Brussels Carpets, Sofas
and Sofa Chairs, fine Damask Win
dow Curtains, set of fine Chamber
Ware, &c. Goods open for inspection
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The ladies are in
vited. nov10-1t
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GRAND JURY.-This body yester-
day returned seven true bills against
various parties, two of which are
against Thomas Walker and Vina
Blackburn, for larceny, Both Of the
above are now in Jail. sen
Bills were also found against man
and woman for living together with
out having been married. There are
a great many cases of this kind in the
city, and the Prosecutor and the
Grand Jury are determined to do all
in their power towards putting a stop
to this evil.
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EaFonean nnrnel-
HuFUl
BY Cahla.l

By Cable.l LONDOE, Nov. 0-Eve.
Consols 931S. American securities quiet
$40 bonds OF '62, S35f: do. '67, 800: DO lg5
So: I0-40s, Is; Eries. 201z Illinois g85[
LIYERPOOL, November 0.-COttOn lower.
11JS; Orleans u9f9f2; sales 900 bales Caif-
fOrnia white wheat los: red Western S. %
96s lOdf led Winter IS Id. Receipt of
all American and Western. Flour 22s %.
Corn, mixed, Dos. Oats IS Ga. Peas ID.
Pork lbs Cd. b. ef 50. Lard 20. Cheese 90.
Bacon 81. New Spirits on Petroleum lI%
refined do, 1851. TalloW 48s 90. Turpen.
tine rs Cd.
HAvRE, Nov. 9.-Cotton quiet. Man
chester market heavy.
PARIS, November 9.-Bourso fiat; Tentes
Tlf l6c.
FRAEKFoRT, November o. Bonds closed
active and drm at 8g%
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RECORDERS CoURT.-A poor fell
low. who is all right when sober,
but who has a weakness for liquor,
was fined By the Recorder yesterday,
for having got drunk. He was
charged s. %, which he paid.
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RG Corpulent and delicate ladies
can be fitted with Corsets and Hoop
Skirts at S. BRUNER & Co.,
nov10 1w No. z Fixst Street.
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Say Great reduction in Hoop Skirts
and Corsetsl We have just received
a large stock of German and French
Corsets, which we will sell at surpris-
ingly low rates for cash ats. Bruner &
Co.'s Hoop Skirt Factory, No. z First
Street. nov10 1w
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A FACT.-We have heard it stated
on the street that " if the Directors of
the Carmi Road don't raise money to
build theroad, the present stockhold-
ers get the interest" This is not so,
for the reason that Messrs. Orr, Viele
and DENLY were appointed 10 prevent
this occurring. They hold the city
bonds, and if the road is not built,
they return the bonds to the city,
with the interest and all.
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a Historv Of Ne0 Enqland.

By John q. Pmlfrey, LID. Tn two voI-
umes, crown 8Vo. Cloth, q OBJ.
We believe that Dr. Pnlfrog hfg pence
lrated deeply Into the spirit ~ American
History ard has thus given certain mare
mouloua unity 20 the annals OF fnn HnW
made the mGrrniive OF their fortunes. CAB
ng usually related By The early Wrfltw
20 arid, confused, and rQpulsiVe.'- IhCW
York Tribune.
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Rs The --latest Style Boots for La
dies are the Side Lace Polish Boots,
which will be found in great variety
at GEO. MILLER & Co.'s,
noV1011,16 50 Main Street.
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R9 I will sell at Auction. on Sat
urday, November ID, at 3 o'clock PM,
at No. 5 South Water Street, up
Stairs, one large Double Desk, one
Fine Small Desk, one Fire
proof Safe, one Letter Press,
Stand. Office Chairs, Mating, Car
pet, &c. Terms: Cash. sUHW
HIRAM NELSON,
nov10 At Gas Auctioneer.
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CIRoUIT Court. - The case of
DeDg Or va. the Evansville Insurance
Company, drags its slow length along
il the Circuit Court, and will be con-
tinued to-day.
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by Telegraph. NAmvmLn Nov b.
CpTToN-Dulli low middiing. 2I<ci good
ordinary 2lc.
.WHEAT-Red O. 05i amber Oh ioi whito
81 l5ml %
CnRN-gl 10.
OAr8-G5c.
RYE-GI Ol
HAHLUY-Gl IS.
FLOUR-ll O0B7 90 for fupernne tO fancy
BAcON-bioeas 20ci hams. 11ci shoulder,
t7To.
LAnD--l0c.
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CRESCENT CITY BAND.-Warren's
Sd Silver Band will be out in their wagon
to day. and will treat our citizens to
some splendid music. They will play
foE the purpose of reminding every
one that it is election day. It is worth
az having holiday to hear their music.
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GoEE.-Franks, the chap that as
saultod a young lady at a boarding
house on Monday, was not tried yes
terday. Cause why, he got up and
got out of town"
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AN TNcDxNT.-John Fendrich, a
brother of the Fendriehs in this city,
was In Pittsburg at the time of the
accident to Senator Morton, and
raised him up when he fell. The
above we learn from private letter.
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by Hans Christian Andersen. In ono
volume, crown bVo, Price, lu el1fn. GI Il.
No book brings bHnM the CNfamafa Of
Italy more DISTINCTLY ana wildly fn tEe
eye OF the mind than this novel uf fnn
Danish poets Everything which nu Ol-
acteristlc on Italy, and not llGowhara
found, will BE- discovered nuUw iu tHEHa
in italy.
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seN gorE 0oId and Loo naflef,

D AotssIHDHsI NEW IOHH, NOV, 3.
MoSEY-Steady on call at 587 per cent. ;
discounts stringent. and rates are very
Irregular. The banks report a CONTINUED
demand Tor currency from the West. and
merchants.
STERLING-Dull but firm AZ sJSa0.
GoLD-Dull but strong; market opened
Caring rates 2M7 per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer sold a million at l2T9l27l<.
GOVERE1IEHTs-The market is "a fraction
higher this morning, on rumors from
Washington, that tho Secretary would buy
from four to fve millions OF bonds to-
morrow; the market closed steady.
Coupons OF 1881, lIs1<; do. '62 llj1%a
ll55S; do. 20, Ils1S9ll3H: do. rs, 1850
ll354: do. new, 1l55E01l6; do 20, ll01zs
do. '6s, ll5NMl6; l0-4Os, l07168l0756i cur
rency Is, lO7sSGlU756.
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E9- Another lot Arab, Broche,
Paisley and cheap shaWls, just re-
ceiVed, at Schapker, BussiDg & Cos.
now
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PROVOKE. = An affidavit for an
attempt to provoke an assault" was
Gled before Squire Emery. yesterday,
What a funny thing the law is
anznafifnan
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I'd RALLY.-Friends of improvement,
let your voices be heard to-day, in
favor of the subscription to the
Carmi Railroad.
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Ph0iogranhs 81 ner Door.

Parkhill, on Second Street, near
the corner of Locust, will hereafter
make good photographs at 81 per
dozen. nov9-tf
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