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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE. November 8. - Re-
turns from the Eighth and Ninth
Districts have not been received, It
is thought that Adams, Democrat. is
elected 10 the Eighth District. The
Republicans claim the defeat of Rice.
Democrat, in the Ninth District. It
will be several days before the Off
cial returns can be received from
these Districts. The Republicans
polled 4 178 out Of the 10000 votes in
the city is estimated at 16 coo, showing
an unusually small voc. Two Ia
groes were arrested for illegal voting
yesterday, and will be presented be-
fyre Court on a charge of perjury.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Wrightson.
Republican caudidaTe for Congress IN
tho Sixth Kentucky Districs. has 90
to 100 majority In Campbell County
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FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, via LoSDox, Nov. 0.-On
Monday. 9. detachment OF the Ninth PruG-
at BretenRy, between Bouiogne and Chau-
mont. TIE French lost seventy Killed and
wounded, and forty prisoners. The Ger
mans had two wounded.
The Pr1ssians have occupied Montbel-
hard, without meeting any resistance,
and placed it in q state of defense, as ac-
cessOry 10 the seige of Belfort.
LILLE. November 9.--The Department OF
the Nord has issued a loan for defensive
purposes.
ToURs. Noven Der O.-The Government
continues to withhold all news of the
movements of the French armies, and the
people are loud in their expressions or dis
sRti faction. Military men, however seem
quite confident.
A number of Prussian prisoners marched
through Tours to-day.
ToURs, Nov. 9.--Adviees from Parts to
the 6th have been received. The Paris
Government continued to enforce rigorous
measures for the preservation Of public
order, and additional arrests had been
m ade. - The Fret Regiment of Hational
Guards, organized for active service, made
of the Notifications. 1t went as far as
AuoerviiIe. and returned without meeting
Forts Valerlen, Rosuy and EoEent, by
thu rapIdIty ana precision OF their IRE,
| prevent the enemy from establishing any
! sisge works within range OF thelr guns.
| Earth works are thrown up by the be-
/ slegers in the aight, but they are destroyed
/ by the French gunners during the day.
I
/ templates taking . 0lebeScttua1 for the ralt-
/ dcation Of their power.
! II IS IN de-stood that RochefoEt resigned
/ in disgust at the insults he received from
4 the peOple, for whose cause he had made
50 many sacrifices.
Tours, November 9-The following ae-
| count of Thlers' mission to Paris and Ner-
sailles. is given on the best authority:
Thiers was first notified Of the permission
| to be given for his passage through the
| Prusstan lines to Paris by a dispatch from
General Won Ded Tanns at Orleans. Ht
Immediately left Tours for Orleans
whence he Travelled to Paris in a carriagi
| drawn by heavy Prusslan artillery horses
His progress was necessarily slow, and hG
was 10 borrower greatly delayed by the con
dfTion of the roads, which have been Gu
and otherwise destroyed. In many place
the country was de5olated. and the house
/ deserted.
Upon reaching Versa les, Theirs wa
| obliged TO walt three hours tor pass, an
| az soon as II was obtained BE drove
Paris without seeing Bismarck or aa
J other Prussian diplom ats, Though he wa
constantly attended Dy army offfesrl
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Cincinnati HaTkef.
By TelesraphI C1KcrExATr. Nov. &

BY telegraph CIECIEHATr, Nov. 2.
CoTToN-Dull and market unaetled (:
prices nominal; mtddling l5@i6Mc.
FLOUR-Steady with a moderate de-
maud family s. 6095 IS.
WMEAT-BcRree and firm 81 tl l08l 10;
higher grGdes advanced.
CoRN-HeRyy receipts depresa tho mar
ket: new 48Q50c.
RYE-steady with a moderate demand.
OATs-Scarce and firm NO. 3s0f0c,
BAHLEY-Dull ana unsettled; prime 70
choice scarce market steady with n mod
crate demand at 81 esgi iOi all Other
grades nominal.
GRCcERIEs Demand faif and market
firm.
Eoos-Soarco and nrm at Sic,
OILs-Steady with a moderate demand
BurrER-Demand fair and market nrm
mand.
SFEDs-Quiet and unchanged.
Hoes Demand fair and prices advanced
10 s797 10: receipts LOO; weather good
cold and windy slaughterera are bus ing.
GaEEN 81 EATS - Irr6s ulaT ahouldern sold
nt6Ec; hams at l2c; but generally held
LARD-sLeady with a moderate demand
steam l3o: Kettle lac.
WHnKY Steady With a moderate &C.
=sAPFLEs-Heavy reosipta depfeas the
markesi safes atfi92 % per barrel.
GrLD-1lOE,
ExCHANdE-pGr.
/ MONEY -- Market ganT.
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CONDENSED TELBGRAHB.

THURSDAY, Nov. 10,
JeR Davis Is at Memphis.
Utah gives thanks on the 2lth.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday. st
1t0Z.
Police Justices Cox a I'D Hatch. have gi--
en- $500 bail each.
VIM. Lsyre. prominent citizen OF New
ark, New Jersey, hung himself. yesterday
The Lee Base Ban Cub, OF New Orleans,
defeated the Atlsntics. OF 81. Louis, at New
Orleans yesterday.
John Cosgroye was arrested at Memphis
on suspicion OF having murdered CharIes
Willis Il g was committed 70 jail to await
the action or the Grand Jury.
Nv. Cor has been ind icted by the Uni
ted states Grand Jury at Cincinnati,
charged with conspiracy to deiraud the
Government.
Mayor Hall and Wn1. Cullen Bryant ac-
dressed the Mercantile Library AssOcia-
tion OF New YORK, 81 their 50tn anniver-
sarys yesterday.
Governor senter. OF Tennessee. has ap-
pointed n. Burns, A :. Collier. A. L.
shaw, and H p. GilinWalter, as delegates
TO the Immigration Conventtou az Indi-
annapolis.
Postmaster George i. Dixon. OF South
Pass, wyoming Territory ran away VII
a large amount of money, and cut the tele-
graph line 10 prevent arrest. He was ar
rested at Ogden, but got awoy again.
The election in Tennessee, resulted In the
choice OF a DeTsccratic Governor, Lsgfsla-
rure and i've Congressmen. Butter. in the
First. and Maynard in the Second District,
are probably elected.
The train from New Orleans 20 Brook.
haven was thrown off the track near New
Haven. ana A. g. Matthews, OF Memphis,
and 4. Patrick, or NeR Haven were killed
and several others wounded.
TheChicago Board OF Trade have adopt
ed q series o. resolutions urging upoa
President Grant the necessity Of opening
Degotlattons with Great Britain, to secure
the Heedomiof the st. Lawrence River.
Police SeaTgsnt Ward. and thirteen men
iesOnglng to the Philadelphia police. are
IN prison at Camden, New Jersey, charged
with participating in the Newton Town
ship disturbances, where the ballot boxes
were destroyed on Tue day.
Further advfces show the riot at Baton
ROtrse on Monday night, To have been a
SERIOUS AFFAIR. Tines perVisOEs and count
ers OF nalIots were attacked by an armed
r~ob. and four were killed and about tWen-
fv WounGed. Marshal Shoemaker was
~gonu,4ed, and one OF the candidates for
fba T,eo1-lature was killed. About thirty
Of the OfF.ls dsrs were arrested.
a vouug man named Bartlett, attempts d
~ sss esIrlates Dr. a. b. NeHktrk, the
Memphis Assessor Of Internal Revenue
~ RafgfgF. Ten 1eSses, yesterday, for dis
Trfhntfn5 tickets &c negroes. Bartlett nrt d
Al MIN when SO close that the Doctor {
face was burned with the powder. de
fed, and the Doctor fred three shots after
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ARKANHAs.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 9.-An Agalanche
special from Clarendon, Ark, says
that Roots, Republican, has only a
majority of 81 IN Monroe County. At
Pine Bluff. Ark, as far as heard from
officially. Snyder, Republican candi-
date for Congress. has maj ority over
Rogers. Democrat. of 7l5.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 9.-Jackson Coun
ty Arkansas. gives Hanks. Democrat,
200 majority over Roots, aud Inde :
pendent County gives Hanks 386 ma
jority. Hanks is doubtless elected
MEMPHIS, Nov. 9.-Ths appeal s
Clarendon, Arkansas, special says that
Hanks, Democrat, majority over
Roots, for Congress, in the First Dis
trict. is 5000. The citizens are firing
100 guns over the election Of Judge
Hanks.
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THE Courier has a great deal to say
about Nc. Doughty being working
man, and that be will be supported
By the working nea. We think Mr.
Doughty has already been pretty well
provided for. lie flIs the positions
OF Councilman and Superintendent Of
Water Works, and yet retains his sit
uasion st the railroad. if We are not
misinforme6. As Water Works So
perintendent he receives a salary of
$500. Not bad to take, considering
there is little or nothing to do. We
think the working men understand
presty we'll thai Mr. D1ughty's inter-
ests have not been overlooked in the
general distribution OF lavors bg the
present Council.
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as if FarweIl's majority IN the city
would be 500, and in the county,
! 500. ia all 5000. Tie Republi-
cans elect their three Senators and
twenty-five Representafiv and their
entire County ticket. The majority for
the Republican State ticket is only q
little less than Farwell's majority.
A later report from Farneworth 3
District says be il beaten By Slough
ton. Temperance.
The Republicans of Minnesota elect
Averill to Congress IN tne second
District over Dcnuelly by about 1000
majority. and Dunnell, IN the First
District. over Back, Democrat. by q
handsome majority.
The Republicans carry Wisconsin
by 5000 majority.
A special from St. Louis says
Brown is elected Governor By 10000
majority.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
zaH YORK HarKef.


- Telegraph NEW YoRK, NoV. O.
CdTToN-In fair demand but at lower
rat,ess elosing ,lieadieri sales OF $50 hRlea
-FIoUe-pnfi and 5aloo Jopar. rsre,n.a
1909 oble; sales s.ze0 bbis; supernne gf go
95 Co; extra ; 6085 65s choice s G0a8 og /.
y Szhtte .ls wheat g s598 q; Tonod hoop Ohio
70 o996 20; GO. Louis f6 g9a5 %.
MHEAT--In fair demand but 81 lc lower
rates eno heavy; Tecaipfa f8t0l bushels
saies 1000 bushels; old Racine spring
spring 81 G5sl -. the latter en- extremo
reLei Winter red ana amber q 3QBI s. I;
white AichigRn 81 60.
AYE-Qutat and unchanged.
BAHLEE-Dnii and prices nominal.
-SS5kS-Dult and declined l@2c; receipts
23,C9l bushels; sales 81 900 bushels; mixed
dg90c; closing at S3o adoat.
OAIS-In speculative demand and prices
lc higher; receipts "a COO bushels; sales
101 go bushels: western sGn5Tc, ohio BTa
bec; old western SOC.
LEATHE3-Q1iet and steady.
WOOL outlet and AFm: sales 10000
pounds; n sece. 42 2a52c; pulled. fOaa2o.
HoPs-Demsnd fair and market drrn.
CoFFEE-Quiet and unchanged.
EUGAR-Dsmaud fair and market 1rmf
sales ot SJ9 boxes Cuba at 0T@l03Ic; Porto
MoLAssEs-D but unchanged.
RICE-Dui tut unchanged.
FErR92LEUa-steady, with moderate
BUTTER-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
CHEESE Quiet and uDohanRsd
TURPENTINE-Easis der at 95J<Mf0o
PohH-Dun but unchanged; sales OF leo
barrels.
BEET STEADY; beef hams Ia pickle. ssOa
81 prime mess, f25 50929; india mess.
f23m30.
BAcoN-Hams, in pickle. isalDs; long
clear middles, l3t<NIfc.
LARD-DemRnd good at full prices sales
OF 40 tierces steam et i35Sf8lf5fc; also ], ,230
tIeIces for December, at it54c.
WHr5KY-Duti ana prices declined sales
OF 80 barrels at sT9sT5<c, closing heavy &c
87c.
FREIeHTs--To Liverpool, unchanged;
wheat, by steam, 81Td by sail, Sd; exports
for the week amount to g5,l8l $50.
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MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, November 9.-Jaekson
County gives Brown about 1.200 ma
jority; Comingo, Democrat, for Con-
gress, 750 majority. Andrew County,
Brown Is majority. Whole liberal
County, Brown, 133 majority.
Pike County reported 1000 majori-
" for Brown. Democratic county
ticker $50 majority; King. Democrat.
for Congress. about 300 majority.
Monitean County, McClurg ticket.
small majority. Burdett, Republican
for Congress, 126 majority; most of
the McClurg county ticket elected.
Schuyler County, Brown 275 major
ity. Bacie, Liberal. for Congress,
248 majority. Brown county ticket
elected. Scott County, Brown about
700 majority. McCiurg got only about
one hundl ed votes in the county.
Cooper County, Brown, AZ majority (;
most Of the McClurg county ticket
is elected. Pitts County, Brown.
about 400 majority; Smith. Liberal,
for Congress, about 200 majority. The
Liberals claim the whole county
ticket The amendments are carried
by five TO one. Macon County, Brown,
500 majority; Blacie. Liberal, for
Congress, 200 majority. Blacie has q
large majority in the District. Wash
ineton County, Brown, 351 majority ;
McC Jrmack, Democrat, tor Congress,
3l3 majority. The entire Democratic
county ticket Is elected. Lincoln
County, Brown, 700 majority; King,
Democrat. for Congress, about
600 mojcrity over both his op-
ponents. The Democratic county
ticket is generally elected at Kansas
City. This city gives Brown 1,5OC
majority. Marion County gives
Brown about 200 majority; and Bla
Gle, for Congress. about the same.
Mostof the MeClurg County ticket
was elected. Green County givei
Brown 300 majority, and Gilmore
Liberal, fer Congress, 35S majority
Democratic Representative to th'
Legislature have been elected in La
clede County. Brown received 20'
majority in Gilmore. and go ma
jority in Webster. The ticket wa
| elected in Christian and Nee uTi
. County by about 300 majority. POh
County gives Brown 40 majority, am
Pulaski County 200 msjority.
ST. LOUIS, November 9.-Ihe IN
official returns OF this county, wit
the exception of three precincts, civ
, Brown 5 425. McClurg 4149 Tn
E remaining precincts will probably in
J, increase Browns majority 150t
Wells majority for Congress will b
from 500 TO 1000 The Congressionl
delegation will probably stand thus
FIRST District, Wells, Dem; sSecon
District, Finkleburg, Liberal; Thir
District, Mccormick, Dem Fourt
? District, Gilmore. Liberal; Fifth Di'
3 trict, Burdett. Regular Rep; Sixt
District, Comingo, Dem; Sevent
a District, Parker, Regular Rep
:. Eghth District. Blacie, Dem; Mint
/ District, King, Dem. These are ella
8 siied-Protectionists, 2; Tariff r.
+ formers and Free Traders, z.
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ne weather. continues very trfrass,e-l l.r..
brnl ltaL-.-h t-h .lg4ll 20 IuNeh 90 That nut 1850
-. - getn allcmptcd IA thia iine rs mn 81
any other narkefs and tn f0naf oa-ea f3 4.
rev attempts which wrra Il 49, @
pEORe4 tAiiuTnas 4hH tenn nar.5frfr ~,
been aa iQild - April, and ~ M idar e,.17rI
70 May. There mas bcrn ~ ffrrf ~ ~ ..t
vegetation. aud even rosna are nf1f,r1fs-re
- nc slIde1li ano the muscnfforg nrr
the weather rs wholly uniif ~ al7rE l4...r
At G true this 81 an uuusunf rfafn ri rHr
Meathet ~ Lne utA OF ElgVemher. hat n0fM
acccrcfugiy they they nave caae5d arss ~
Temp. 10 cure and farmers haze ainnrad
zappl=S their hogs 70 TIE mrFHef N0r
leedlna there can BE- TO flaer rvnafnar. and
tae corn being 90 well insured and drv. III
y. ~ i,e,tstenlng the apl male With uautuaf ia-
plILtd TO Anhk PORK Gals Gaaa0u Wlil MOI
only 20 very abundant, buf ~ 0uaufr
AAgst - very superior.
able under these cifcdrasfrurer con- i
very leW5 lt Is EoiiluE 90 inEoriot places In
aLLne.s' 19h = .ltl Aa lla1at nt tau 20 iWen-
ily and the aco0asibiity b ~ mlfEct. 6uf
there ere vast trncta Qf country. ROT aioar
20 railways where tle only diaboaitidn
cattle, aud tnus nnd "a market Cor al iu thn
~, ,,ls ~ ,s1, on 15st 81 potE 5le question or
orally and what arc the probabilities res
ghfaine foreign aud domestic Demand,
there q Q very general desire e. aEaminn
the past history OF the trade with its ups
M4M u1.m1A. @l1 ett9n@ Hto4lieoaa OF m0
unusunA large supply iH cau1l lu n good
deal OF Embarrassment, nmd ft I'm MOI ~
much the Winters packing that urodnurr
this but what may Do cured dnrfnn thn
Eprl1n and Summers muU ga fhfa
connection the ic8 crop on the oomfnr
winter Wlll be an important confederation.
In order % facilitate the ciueldation of
the question BY the trade, we have pres
pared the following table nom cur flies.
showing the prices of pork the past dftean
this table the nfat column gives tho dafan
OF the .Gasuus; the second third FOURTH
and ntth oolum9 the average price or hogs.
market 90 ca year, and the aiwl a the whole
number o. noga packed "a she West each
season. IL IS not necessary % enter into
any detail rfnardimg those EeaHomH whfnh
have proved ol aEfFOus or prof Table - 80
cause the prizes given would indicate
these 20 the Intelligent dealer.
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NEW IERSEY.

NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 9-The atest
returns show the election Of Torker,
Democrat. for Congress from the Sec
ond District by $40 majority. The
Republicans elect three Congressmen,
Hazslton, Hill and Halsey. The
Democrats elect two. Torker and
Bird. The Republicans have three
majority in the Senate and eight in
the House, insuriDg the U. 5. Senat tor.
First District. Hazelton, kepubli-
can.
Second District, Torker, Republi
can.
Third District, Bud, Democrat.
Fourth District. Hill, Republican.
Fifth District, Halsey, Republican.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November 9--The
following are the Assemblymen re-
tired from this county, all Democrats ::
Jas. D. White, Aust. Richter, James
Harry, Charles M. Hoyt, Chas. +.
freeman, Dan. Pritohards, Matt.
Kennan, Jno. u. Semmis, Valentine
Knowell, Jas. Watts, Senator Fifth
District, DR.. Hubschmann, Sheriff,
Parsons, Treasurer, Kenny. District
Attorney. Martin, Clerk Circuit
Court, and Hiekcox, Superintendent
of the Poor.
Returns from the State a. large are
very meagre, but enough is known 70
Dlsce the majority at about 5000 in
the State. There is no material
change in the Legislature. The Dem
ocrats gain two or three from Mil
waukee County.
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Chieago Market,

BY T0ieeTaphI CHICAGO, Nov. ..
ExcHAEGE-Unchang
FLoUR-ExtTa superdne spring dull, but
0rmer.
WMEAT-Demand fair, and prices ad-
vanced 1G1Sc, closing at 07c for no.
Chicago spring; this afternoon steady at
075<c.
CoRH-Demand fair and market drm,
and l9lJ[c higher; sales at 5B1kUJ9o Tor
no. 2; this afternoon nominally 671SM575<c
for Hovem Der.
OAT5-Demand active and rricea Rd-
Vanced 3<G5zo; sales a. 5s5Eo ior No
RYE-RO. 2 quiet and rrm0r at ESQ.
BAhLKI-No 2quiet at s0a6ic.
WHIsKY-Dull and prices nominal 40
68GSac IN 1TOn coOpeFage.
BoRR-Mess N2i 30 cash, and 90 50 for
Decemb Der.
LARD New l3ko FOR cash, ndi 10 for
December, January, February and March.
HoGs-Acfive and nrmer &C 20 45N7 %.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November 9.-The re-
turns come In very slowly, owing to
severe storms and the bad state of
the roads. The State ticket is elected
by 1000 and upwards. Weldron,
Republican. is elected to Congress in
the First District By from 1000 to
1.200, Stoughton. Republican, in
the Second. 5000 to 1900. Blacie.
Republicans, Third, $500 to 5000.
Terry, Republican. Fourth. 5000 to
10000 Conger. Republican. Fifth.
less than 500 Sutherland, Democrat.
Sixth, defeats Dreggs By 1000 and
upwards. The Republicans have the
Legislature; majority on joint ballot
about 40, insuripg a United States
Senator.
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EEeeaIoa Returns.
ILLINOIS.

CAIRO. Nov. 9 9-Alexandria County
gives 165 Democratic majority on the
State aud Congressional ticket. with
one precinct to hear from that give
small Republican majority last year.
The whole Democratic county ticket
is elected. Pulaski County gives 109
Republican majority. The William
son County returns are meagre. One
report gives a Republican majority of
15, and another a Democratic ma
iority Of 80. The Union County of
fetal returns give 3 Democratic ma
iority of 914. Perry County is In
doubt. One report gives a Republi-
can majority of 35, which is Deno-
cratic gain. jackson County gives
about leo Democratic majority. Mas
sac County gives a Republican ma
iority of ia. Ia Gallatin County the
Democrats claim q majority of 375,
an6 the Republicans concede the
election of Crebs 10 Congress, the
Democrats placing his majority at
CHICAGO, November 9. = There
sasms to be no doubt that Ingersoll
RenubIicau. is beaten in the Fifth
District OF this State. by Mr.. Stevens
Tndependent EDemocrat. Two years
ago Iugersoll was elected by 7OOI
msiority. There was a fierce interna
fig6t in the Republican party.
Merriam, the Republican candidate
for Congress 10 the Eighth Distrles
has probably defeated Robinson
Democrat, by small majority. Th'
Republican majority in the Distric
two years ago. was $500; this is OWNS
70 internal dissensions among th
| Republicans.
Barnsworth, in the Second District
is elected only by a small majority
The District IS the strongest Repub
liean in the United States.
Hoy, Republican, Is elected in tn
Twelfth District by 1900 maiority
ln this City and County, the ra
turns are still incomplete. 1t look
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By TelegraDnl 81. LoCB, EOY.6.
CoTToS-Lower; sales az I4J<0l5c.
FLoUR-Dull but unchanged; supeKilne
Winter, e4o4 IS extra, "a 2Ja4 so.
WHEAT-Duli and declined No. Chic
cRgo spring, 09g95e; 70. red Winter, 81 l6
81 Is.
C0RH-Market steady, with = moderate
demand st 62a6lc for mixed; G3172o for
white.
OATs-Dull but unchanged, at ll94ic.
HARLEY-Firm At T5Qe5c.
RYE-FfFm atT00TZs.
HIsKY-Duii tut unchanged, - SIC.
ToBACCo-Lnacttve and Irregular.
HEdP-HothiD doing.
BACGLNQ u nchauged.
PoRK Heavy; old, e28,
BULK MEATs-LoWer; shoulders, !0XU
lie; clear RIB, l5c; clear sides, l5568i0o.
BACoN--5houtders, 1879.
LARD--Dull but unchanged az 1870 for
new.
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VIRGINIA.

LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 9.-Gray,
Radical, carried this town by 16 ma
iority over both Conservative candi-
dates, Harris aud Reynolds. n full
vote was polled. The county of
Rockbridge is conceded to Gray.
Both Rockingham aud Highland
Counties are reported for Harris, the
Conservative nominee.
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Memphis Markeh


By TeiegTRphsl MEMFHIss Nov.D
CoTToE-Irregular &C l41<9ll5zcs receipts
,57S bales: exports ls672 balea.
FLoUR-Quiet; supeTnne g.
CORN-60c.
OATS 49a58c.
HAY Gz0925.
BRAN-G2L.
LARD--165z9I616c.
PoBK-s25 50.
BAc0N-shoulderH IS: sides none IN
market, but meats scarce: shoulders l1c;
clear sides l7c.
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Kew Orleans Market.

By TeIeeraph.l NEW oRLEhss, NOV. Q.
FLoUR -supernne 81 90; Ky IS 60; XXX
= CoHH-SIixed sOcf white s3gs5c.
OATs-50 602c.
BRAN-gl 10.
HAY-Phme S23a29i choice go.
PORK-Mefs SIC,
BAC0R Shoulders l5gi65<c; no clear rib +;
clear sides 2l1zc; sugar cured hams 11NIocs
LAID -Tterces 178lT5<C; keg 1B5xGlgc.
BUGAR--Fuily fair ll1c.
fOLAsSKs--FiRmer: prime e81s0s
WHIsKT-B256cae on.
CoFFEE-Frime l71<MlT1<c.
COTroN-sales OF 1900 bales; good Ordi-
nary l41%Nl45<c: low middlinR if5<0I6c,
middling l61<Ml55fc; receipts, 800 bales
exports, 70 Liverpool, 3 l62 bales.
MISUNDERSTANDING 205z sight 2 / prCm
um.
CiOFn -f0iS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-10
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Nov. e.-ProvInciaI correspond
ence names the 20th Of the present month
as the probable day for the meeting of the
North German Parliament. The principal
business will be to raise means to continue
the war, and provide for the admission of
the Southern states into the Confedera-
uon, The purpose OF Bavaria alone is un-
certain.
HAMBURG. November o-Tb0 fleet OF
French iTigates, were sighted OF the