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Photographs
Al esd 90 asa e..
Brown & Higgins
GALLERY.
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Money to Loan.

Money to Loan.
THE WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
of the Life Association OF America Is
now prepared TO make Loans for periods
of not less than one nor more IMAM Nv
years secured by deeds OF trust on untn.
numbered real estate, situated within SAID
department. Applications may be mace
TO any member Of the Executive Commil-
tee, or to the Secretary at the ONES or the
TW%%Pany, No, io' Market sDse' "nee''"S'
Executive COMMUNICATIONS Loring,
Geo. w. Ffanzheim, Morgan l.. or, WIN.
H. Woodward, A. NJ. Adams.
~ r'r..i go No. ARTHUR, Secretary.
X. o. BARR, Attorney, JunA
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO,

OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL. SI5O,OO0.
nIltEl TONS.
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This NO PATENT

This j. No PATENT
MEDICINE HUN
RuB, gotten up 90
-dupe The ignorant
and cresiulOus, nor J.
II represented az iS-
ing HcpIEJ Ss.7l Of Tnre
an1 prrciOus suipian-
ca~ brought from the
four corners Of the
earth, carried Sven
.liIntS acTLss the Great
IfsSpTf OfSaharnh on
TIM inckS OF fourteen
,eaInelA, and brought
hFrr<z the Atlantic
Ocean on two ships. "
It y q sim pie, mild
and gSDthiDgTtmedy,
q perfect specific Tor
|CATARKII and HCoLU
IN The HAD" alSn
for Offensive Breath,
Los or Impairment
s0f the Sense u smell,
ITaste, OF Hearing
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INSURANCE:
Fire and Marine Insurance Go.
OF WHEELING.

INCORPORATED IN 1881.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOW EST
rates ON buildings of all kinds, Furniture
and Merchandise, and on Goods in Transit.
DIRECTORS:
\. Wilson, VIM, =. GO>horn,
Thomas Pollock. John Reid,
John Murine, Alex. Rogers,
Z J. stone, VIM. \. Wilson.
\. W. Paul.
as once mp stairs, in the Insurance
BuiIding," next door To the Merchants
National Bank.
JOHN REID, Sr., Vice PrCs't.
]. C. McAFEE. Secretary.
ionlS
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that "a sound mind and body arr the
most nc~rSaIy requisites Ia prumut" con.
nublal happiness. Indeed. without thrsc
the journey through life btCOIncr u weary
pilgrlmngc, the prospect hourly darkcns Ia
the View; the mind becomes slIadOw,pl with
despair and nll,J with the melancholy H.
ficction that thc happiness Of another bg-
comes bllghtcd With our own.
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CONGRESS-.

Business moves so slowly through
Congress that some of the chairmen OF
committees expressed the opinion to-
day that the session would have to be
extended beyond the 18th of July
The new fiscal year commences in ten
DAYS time, and one-half Of the appro.
priation bills are yet enacted into laws
The tax and tariff bills, the whisky and
tobacco tax measures, and the funding
and currency bills, are the most i'm
portant ones pending besides the appro-
priation bills.
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THE TAN on COAL.

The tax bill, as reportedin the Senate
to-day, fixes the duty on coal at fifty
cents in place of the existing duty OF
one dollar and quarter The House
declared for free coal by large MAORI
ty and such an amendment will he
moved in the Senate when the bill comes
up for action. Sherman and other
members of his committee, will oppose,
and the fifty cent duty seems likely
enough to be finally adopted by both
branches of Congress.
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ia the Head, when caused, n they MI not
unfrequently are, By the violence Of Ca
tarrh.
Toner, I'm good faith, a standing reward Of
800 for a case Of CataETh that cannot cure
FURSALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
UJE-JgF
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TRANSPORTATION
BALTIMORE &OHIo B, r. co.
WurE1ING. hume ll. lS7

r. Essszzl PASSENGER TRAINS
- .s.ss.----;s.;.gw ill run by the following
schedule on aud after June 18th, lSO,-
Wheeling time:
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p,,cv urv~,.

PRiCE OtENIH -. =.
sent by mail, post paid. on reesipt %
Sixty CExrs. -Four packages for q W OF
one dozen Tor - ~. ,.,--,, ,..,,,
Send n two cent stamp for ID. Sage,s PAM
P'''' n = PIERCE, n. D.,
.r,tg BunaIO, y. y
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.y,ocpR MEErnu,.
Tavern Stand On the National
r0RROsi for sale

TWILL SELL CHEAP
]: 4; !; !; !:
and IL I'm good order, has good Stabling,
Orchard, and Farm of about 100 acres OF
good productive land. This is decidedly n
good chance for a safe Investment. a.
D Apply on the premises 10 W. McCuteheon,
or TO fHOS. O'BRIEN,
Iunl7 Real Estate Agent, Wheeling.
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West Virginia Insurance Go.

TAKES RISKS AT THE LU W EST
rates GA BuiidmgS oI all kinds, Furniture,
Household jioOds, Merrhaudi~,' ana Uuo-i>
in Transit.
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THE APPORTIONMEST BILL.

The bill fixing new apportiomment
for the future Congress, is on the
Speakers table in the House The
Western members are very anxious to
have it passed, and made an Intellectual
attempt to consider it to-day. The only
difference between the two Houses is
the Senate fixes the number OF Repre-
sentatives at three hundred, instead OF
two hundred and seveEty-tive, which
latter number the House will probably
adhere To.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17

Die miberlt9e .@ttte beS
&auens, tpel@e bier 81 2anpe lei
Sod ebenlompbl rpie, Ntebris obberrl9t
1T ni@t- ALIEN ben mdnnli@en Nattpes
ei9en> lonoern aud ben weiblt&en. @tele
Daunen, belonpersS abldnperinnen> fauen
I'M @ebeimen @@nupftabad (scotch.
snuff unb eiele obl9euli@e @itte tlen>
men ie "dipping'; penu }Ie babel erz
tappt oper ibe1 Die So@e %tnquirirt perz
ben, ~ 9eben ie sor, bag 6e pen@@nupfz
tabad als 3abnpulper 9ebrauden; nt&t
gang 10 etelbaft, aber fat ebenlo perberb>
lid fir bic @elunpbeit. III ba6 mebr uub
unebr umit&9reifenoe uno CUR @empbn<
belt tperoenoe &auen BON @e,plr3nelfen
(c'oves) &au9ummt Cchewingzgum
@aroamrmrnen uno anberen rneoictnt>
i@en> bic Nerpen r~ei3enben uno bic @erz
bauung ruintrenben Sto6en. AQe ber<
artt9e &afRnementS ;et9en einen abnorz
men une peroorbenen @el9mad at, ur,p
baben IN bSberem @rabe, pie man ~
tpi1en i@eint> bic @irtun9, bic Merpen
3u 19pd&en uno bas Blut 3u Serberbtn.
8aS @unber, bel 8leil@mtnfe> @etpir3<
nelten, li%bermdbt9em Grtnten BON Tbee
unp&afee, 2elen pom Boomers 9eb8er",
eneenS 9nlrleibern, telsenartt9enS @ubz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17

obldBen It. eae mir 10 ltlten u,sbr terni>
gen ,Mdoels" nit ,6@tenarotten Baden
unb prallen @oeen NIT RroFer, 9altuns
uanp t,utlrli&tna @onee btoeenen. Dit
..fril@t @e(uncbeit, ,pel@e 9eitnteit,
Trobinn unp s2ebensmutb NIT fi@ f1brt,
1T i'm @ertbe 9elunttn, babel bat aber
Die Grauenpelt ben Gbraets, re&t tra,s>
parent uno elfenortis- delicate-3u CT
iaeinen. Man I&eint ni&t 3u besreifen,
pa6 trabre S@5nbeit obnt @~eiunpbeit
uno lieblide Gril6e ni@t bentbar 1T.
@a6 ipQ aus ben fcmmeneen Genera
ticnert tuerben bel benz Tretben Der tla>
lrtet1 t,opernen @eiber?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17

Dieft Nnipa9e tutrben untertlbt turt bas
3eaeni6 BON sra'tiidtn Asrteulturtften BE ben rvtrrine"
pHua ~p,ubtrten Wir ma9en turae Nussuee aus etntsen
8r1eten bic mir BON SdnbIeru bic ben pRue pertauften anb
BON 8arnern bic ibn trau&ten. betrmmen.
S1aac 8. 9twis, Wattrtown, Carer g.,
fact: "Der y4:p gtrrins rHus". 1T s6aie sufrieoenRelenD
peit. fswetl in 5infidt aaf Dauerbaftietet unb
@tdxte ais aud in ittuer %teioneers ~eeeianetsn 8auart fir
ben retden lebmieen Bobeu Der Big QEopts. @siue 5drte
unb s%eqadnbise 3erm beuertReateen ba6 er in tepem 8uosn
rein bleibt
Wealy II. 8rabfprt, Monticelo, {trei<
ben utter Datum bes d. Sanuar: rSerren Qarapar, ger.
rtne u. g.: Wertte 3erren: gfad elmer srineliben prpbe
bae IS tetuen pFus siebtbsrb ben 6. 8. perrine
gfiue 1bertrtfft, une bos mir ME cine antere Sorte
pFliee batten NIT benen unfsre Ruuben 70 sufrieben marea."
9psmer u. Subipn, Garminston, beseu.
sea .:....". r@ts ubertrcfen aue anssrn t< StrYpel UNI
pe.f en."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17

s. 81. 2puben BON @leuepe 1agt: ,,@s taau
BON unpartetfden Rtdtern ntdt in Nbrebe ecReat rerteA
sab etefss bic beaen Dflxse in @sbrau&, fur btdas
Ibe,l hs Hanbes fnb."
g. S. MdleA 2ateetle, faet: sd stete bex
per.ine pFue alien aueern Dor e. I 4 afr et6t {, teetrt Tic
Jur9e Nm un0 eedt ben et0ppel sufrieaeafeaeub uub kMR
rein in ieesr Bppenart."
@ebruher @reen f9reiben ron Netu 9a~
burn. Siblep Co.: v8etner iberriHt ibn ais umtetr.
pflus. Ct bat bic bette 3ufrtebentett ses'teu, tn aler O..
eaIitdten s~rednet, Don allen ~faseu pe ~r it s~ertauft.@
Sames @Ipcum, gouug Mmerita> fat;
SO ptrb s~uae3tber, ba6 eriber bette u m teb flua TT ter
je bier %dneefavrt murbs unb bs Ct f& uater alien umfdu>tu
rein arbttttt."
SslSanus 9enfins, 9atesiue, Dafuta
9errsR: So babe ben perrine pFue felt ptelen Satren A..
braunt une feub ibn spllfGuotg ufrtebeutel
Ienb. SD tsnn thn meinen &eae8en, ben 8araeru, rrcp,u-
r,erS}r$n
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30
SIS FIRET PREMIUM So
IMPROVED FAMILY
Sewing Machine.

8I2. 80 clear profit per day. $500 per
week $500 per month made EASY by
any LADY or GENTLE3IAg introducing this
GENUINE and ORIGINAL OLD FAVoRTrE,
with its many new and practical addi-
nation of valuable and useful Improve
ments ever effected in any one machine.
The embodiment OF extreme simplicity,
efficiency and utility. entirely different IN
model and design from any low priced
machine. 1t is the most serVfceable, eie-
giant and reliable FAMILY SEWING Ma
CHINE ever invented, gives perfect salts
faction wherever introduced. Has recetv-
ed PREMIUMS. Stood the test of ten years,
and is fully approved OF by every family
who have them in use. Is noiseless, makes
the strong and beautiful ELASTIC LOCK
STITCH, with wonderful rapidly and GER
tatnty. SeWs anything needle WILL GO
THRoUGH, from the finest to the thtckest
fabric, nrIn and neat, with ease. Uses all
kinds OF six or thread direct from the
spool; is improved with new self-acting
feed spring tension, self-guider, and uses
the adj ustable STRAIGHT NEEDLE, perpen-
t1on. Possesses ALL the good qualities of
the best high priced machines eonde 1sed,
Samples OF sewing SENT FREE q receipt
of stamp. For certificates. &C, ses' descT1p-
tive pamphlets. mailed FREE. A borough
practlcal sewing machine for family USE
Tribune. A very strong and reliable ma
chine, at q low price.-StdnddFd This
beautiful sewing machine is one of the
tnvented.-Dens0cr0t, Ga. Worth many
times ITS cost TO any tamiiy.-N. n. Weekly.
1t is quite new machine with its many
late improvements, and seWs with aston
1Sh1ng ease, rapidtty and neatness.-Re-
publican, N. Y. Single machines, as SAM
pies, selected with care, FoR FAMILY USE,
with everything COMPLETE, semitic any
part OF the country per express ~zcked in
strong wooden box FREE, on receipt of
price, s. 90 Safe delivery Of goods guar
anteed. Forward cash by REGIsrERED
LETTER, or +. o. MONEY ORDER. at 0I~ TfSk.
Agents wanted, male or female, every
where. New pamphlets containing extra
liberal inducements, sent TREE.
address Family sewing Machine Co.,
Office, Sc Nassau ST., New York. sepS-Wly
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ish government to interpose and save
the literary, art and scientific collec
tions in Paris, from destructiod.
The latest Paris journals bear wit
ness to the pacific disposition of the
people. who they say denounoe the
obstinacy of the Tours government.
A FIGHT AT CHEsY-THE BLACK SEA oUI2s-
TIoS.
Tribune Cable Spscial.l
LONDON, Nov. 29.-The IFi6uae's
correspondent at Vienna telegraphs
this afternoon that the proposal of
Prussia for conference on the Black
Sea question, was submitted 10 the
Austrian Cabinet and accepted in
principle. but final agreement, made
independent, contain preliminaries.
A correspondents at Versailles says
there was a serious attack made upon
the Pfussian corps stationed at Chesy
this morning, but the assaulhng
columns we're repulsed. There were
many killed and $50 prisoners taken.
The loss on the German side was
small. A BaVarian corps was also
engaged. A heavy fire was kept up
by the French from VIllejuif.
Prussia's action, so much suspected
at first, promises to be the key to the
situation.
There is scarcely any doubt at the
Foreign Office that the conference will
assemble. The English government
considers Prussia's Intervention as
exceedingly useful. Prussia heard
with regret and surprise of the Rus
sian circular, and she concurs in the
English view that, if the powers enter
into q conference, its action will be
unfettered. It is settled that the
conference, if held. will meet at Lon
don. It will surely be held if no un-
forseen obstacle prevents. There is
no doubt of Russia's assent to the
principle of conference.
The question of Withdrawing Gort-
schakof's first note will probably be
avoided or evaded rather than be
forced on the direct issue. England
is disposed to be content with the
practical results, and if Russia agrees
frankly to enter into q conference.
opening all questions, there will
neither be difficulty about phrases or
unWillingness to meet her views, as
now understood on the essential
points of the treaty. Won Bismarck s
cooperation elicits warm expressions
from English statesmen, who, fort
night since, mistrussed him most.
A special correspondent at st.
Petersburg, Tuesday evening, tele-
graphs that Turkey has not yet con-
sented to the conference, but proba-
bly, will.
FRENCH REVERSE CoNTRADICTED.
LONDON, November 29.-The Eng
lish journals contradict the report
published yesterday that the French
had been driven from Ladon-Me-
zieres. and French General captured.
The French still hold the place, and
70 fight has occurred.
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TME MARK ET@.
Eew York Karkef.

By Telegraph.l NEW YoRK, Nov. 90
CoTToN-DuII and prices a shade lower
middling upland 1910.
FLoUR-Ouu and prices have declined 5
aIGc; receipts 81, 600 bbls; superfine. west
ern aad State "a 9555 Is; extra IS IS; eaoiee
S6 3; extra Sc 55; extra Ohio IS >; st.
Louis s6 009S so.
RYE FLoUR-s5 1876 50.
CORN MEAL-Qu1et.
WHIsKY-Quist and unchanged at sos.
WHEAT-Dult and prices have deslIned
162c; receipts ll5.t % bush; spring r. jected
81 O5IS: mixed 81 S0s new 81 349I .: Can
ada 81 12,3I 80; amber Michigan 81 428I -
white State 81 %.
BAELEY-Heavyi state 90e95c; western
81 90.
CoRE-DuII but unchanged; receipts 3, :
$50 bush: No. mixed SZ,g9lc: new t09S5c.
OATs-Dull and prices have declined (;
receipts . 0J0 bushels; western 59>Ici ohio
6Oq62c.
HoP5-Active; new weStsIn S9l3c; state
109I9c.
Corr FzE-Demand good at full prices.
SUGAR-Demand fair and market 1irm I;
Cuba 91z9l0ci Porto Rico 10al01Sc.
MoLAssES-NeW Orleans 65972e.
PErRoLEUM : Crude I29l21z; lenned
FRovIsIoNs-Dun; mess pork s2sa2s so:
new s22 20; prims mess SI7 509l9; new SO
az so.
BEEF-Mess sl09l5; extra sl59ls: beef
hams smoked S29g3l; prime mess S25926 I;
India mess S29g30.
HA3I5-In pickle 14Gl5c.
SH0ULDERs-1n pickle 9G9Lzc.
BULK mEATs-ShOrt rib middles lees long
clear 1I91IZc.
LARD-DuIl bat unchanged.
BUTTER-l4 930c for western state 20,d43
CHEEsE-Qu1et at l0916c.
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gharifg'a gala-N0. a

ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
- Sale Issued out OF the ONCE of tte
Clerk OF t0e Vandsrburgh Circuit Court IA
favor of Saleta Evans and JoA- Weisshon,
and against Lauritz Krogsdonl, Mel q.
Jeuson and Johu KIiner, Will. on
SATURDAY, DECEdBER 10, 1870,
BefWeen the hours of 10 O'clock An. and
( O'Clock Pm. OF said day, At the door OF
the Court House, in the City OF Evansville
Indiana, offer for sale, at Public Auction
the Rents and Profits for the term or seven
years, of the following described Real Es-
tate, to-Wit..
Part OF the tract or block OF ground in
the CITY OF Evansville, In the Eastern En-
largement thereof, known as the Evans
Homestead, being nineteen feet fronting
on Main Street, and commencing 81 q
point on Main Street one hundred feet
and Two inches from the corner OF Sixth
Street, and running along Main Street
nineteen tl9) ieets towards the canal, ana
running back from Main street distance
OF one hundred and fOrty-four feet 70 an
ailey IN the rear of said lot OF ground.
And should said Rents and Profits not
sell Tor q sum Sufficient TO satisfy said Writ
and Costs, will, at the same time and
place, o1fer for sale the Fee Simple ol said
premises. No relief. A. PEAFFLlht
novH SnstlH Y. "
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30
INITIAL PAPER

Put up In neat boxes. Each box contains
ONE QUIRE or PAPER and Zsoenfy-gOMr In
Uet0pes. We viii mail TO any address one
box upon receipt OF II4IKTY GENTS
which Is less than the cost OF the plain
paper envelopes sold at most OF the stores.
We have also a fine quality OF
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30
OssDEEsEB FELEaRAas.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. co.
Gold closed in New York. yesterday, at
Ill1s.
The steamer Denmark, from Liverpool,
has arrived in New York
since Is47. I.7I4,00O Irish emigrants have
arrived IN New York city.
The number Of emigranfs arriving at
New York, last week. " as ,Js3-
Five-twsnty bonds of 1852 are worth
g4Iz at Frankfort, Germany.
This steamship Prussian, from Liverpool,
arrived az Portland, Ne, yesterday.
over 2,6O0 tickets were sold for Theo.
Thomas concert in Cincinnati, yesterday.
BIIl Harrow, a burnt corkist, was stabbed
by an 1ndIan, at Leoanons Tenn.i yester-
The VilEs de Paris, Of the French Line.
with cargo Of arms VIII sail from New
York for Havre, 70. DAY.
The Erie, which sailed for Havre, yes.
terday, took 1900 cartridges and 5000
altered Springfield rifles.
The Greek Industrial Exhibition opened
at Athens, m cunday last, by the King
and queen With great ceremony.
Between eighty and one hundred nota-
,,IzS will eslend Dartmouth College re-
union IL SeV York. % Thursday.
A soldier "a Omaha. -dIsregarding the
command 0l q sergeant 70 haft, was shot
n the leg AID viii lose the limb.
Fhe Mort AZ estern women are s.sufsr-
fmQfg at Detroit. A nhmoer OF men aid
Tnan In thAAiF laOofs and auaertngs.
Captain oriudIe, of the Old CcI0nY. was
sfIaid 20 halI IN New York, yesfeTf s5 p. for
5Fptsily beating two Of hia eFeHs
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30
FRANCE

ToURs, November 29.-The Gazette
de France reports that General Lo-
ronzon has been successfully engaged
with the Germans near Pithiviers.
General Bourbaki has assumed the
command of the nineteenth army
corps.
BATTLE BETWEEN AIoNTARGns AND PIrH-
IVIKRs-THE FIGHT AT PAsQUEs.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 29.-The French
yesterday attacked the German forces
at Baums, between Montargis and
PithiViers, and were repulsed. Prince
Frederick Charles was present, and
directed operations. Oae thousand
prisoners fell into our hands.
Official dispatches from Gen. Won
Werder confirm the reports of the
Garibaldians at Pasques on Saturday
last. aad their dis9rdeglzIu zIufg AiRhtttc R5htttccaassga
on the next day by turning his posi-
ton to where the French had retreat
ed, falling on their rear and inflicting
loss of about four hundred killed.
The French retreated In two direc
tions The Prussian loss will not ex-
eeed fifty killed. The retreat of the
Army of the North from Amiens vas
in an orderly manner.
A. Prussian officer who was captured
before Amiens says the German plan
is to attack Lille and Dunkirk.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30
WAR IN EUROPEI

The Germans at Kverenx and amlens
More Fighting Between PIihiVIers
aad EOHtargtS.
OdO Esu sell ssnti EsismarG IA.
M0FEHENTS or gR j0FS.
The Russian NIB, OgI'O.
The English Unpopular in st. Pee
teFsbuFg.
Paris Journals. on The Feelings of
the People.
TIE FIGRT At PASQUES
A BATTLE AT GnEsY.
The New Loan y
FRENCH REVERSE t0NTRABIOTED.
The Black Sea Question
KERAT&Y ON The RAMPAGE /!
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30

By Telegrapn.l ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20.
COTTON Quiet at I45z9l5c.
FLoUR-DulI but unchanged; superb q g
winter q 2O94 %; X 81 409f 60; Xxx 81 CSC
WHEAT-Spring easy; No. Chicago 81 O2
al O4: winter firm inspected lots higher;
No. red winter 81 27.
CoRN-DulI and prices have declined to
57958c for yellow.
oATs-Dul and prices are dropping at
BARLET-Dull and prices dropping at 80
RYE-Easier at 65d70c.
WHIsKY-Firm at SSc,
ToBACCO-Strong.
Hemp and bagging unchanged.
PROYISIONS-FIrn; pork SI96I9 SO: bHlk
shoulders l7zei clear ribs l01zc; clear
sides lie.
-BACON-CIear sides I6s
LARD-Unchanged at 1ls<9I25zc,
HOGS-Scarce and wanted and prices
better; sales at S686 50, mostly sc %.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CIECIEEATI, Nov. 90.
CoTToN STEADY. with a moderate de-
mand: middling 151<c.
FLoUR-Dull aud prices have declined; :;
family IS 1905 So.
WHEAT-DulI and dropping; red winter
81 14@l IL
CoRN-QuIet and unchanged at SOC.
RYE-Opened firm but closed dull.
OATS Concessions would have TO bG
made TO sell.
GROCERIES Steady,
OILs-Demand fair and market firm.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEEDs-In good
demand ct full prices.
FLAX SEKD-6teady with moderate de-
mand.
PoRK-Qufet and unchanged at SI9.
LARD-Demand good at full prices, for
both present aad future; sales OF 1000
tIerces prime steam at 1l5s0ll5zc kettle
l29l2Ac; the demand is chiefly for steam.
BULK MEATS-Opsned firm but closed
dull; half cured 71z@103<c, and lie for
packed shoulders, clear ribs and clear
sides.
HoGs-Dull and prices have declined to
G96z<c; receipts $3.50.
CATTLE-DulI and dropping.
WH1sKY-Dull and dropping at 8}9SIe
closing nominal.
GoLD-lOM.
EXCHANGED 10 discount.