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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18
WATCHES, CLOCKS,

e GO IT, BILL!
IA 1.-THE new years come the old ones gone )"
NS These were the words l said,
As sitting up to see it come,
did not go TO bed.
Soon twelve O'Clock the town clock toldi
Thought /, this can't be true
plainly see that you're not kept
BY BILL BARTHOLOMEW
So pulling out my watch, [ look'd,
And sure enough found
1t wanted yet ten minutes more
For the old year to slip round.
On this could not help but feel
That knew what to do;
When took my watch to have it fixed,
To BILL BARTHOLOMEW,
Who has had an experience of 20 years in London
and America. Corner Main and nth streets. oppO-
site American Hotel. NH IL
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RICHMOND. January /. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
L associated themselves together under the fiji m
and style of JOHNSON Il TkUEHEAbT, for the
purpose of conducting General Grocery. Commits
sion and Forwarding Business. They have taken
the large granite front house on Cary street for
merly occupied by JIM. Conrad, second door above
virginia street.
ment Of Groceries, Liquors, &C.. which they will
furnish to the trade at the lowest prices By strict
attention to business they hope to receive liberal
share Of patronage. b. j. JOHNSON,
Late Of the firm of Dibrel 4 johnson.
BAT. TKUEHEART,
ia ITS Late of Danville, Va.
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No 40, Corner of Main and 18th SITS.
ocl5 Clothier and Merchant Tailor


BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu-
- tiou which has been in successful operation for
the last fpe years. is situated on
CHURCH HILL, RIO iM0ND, VA.
In delightful airy position and is furnished with
TENTS and the successful treatment Of diseas
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
notation OF gentlemen who may ind II incohve
aiert to be treated At their private lodgings;
Particular attention will be paid to the tttSesa
wards. which are peculiarly commodious-
(Pdyable on the remorcl Of the Patiently
White patients. Per week.
Coiored do. .....-.-...............
sE CITY, sccepiances required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known TO
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
snce, Nursing and Medicine. By AN arrangement
with the Inffrmary of the Medical College, small
additional fee ranging from 81 TO $50. will be charg.
I'd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may Be
sscertaned beforehand BY application to cue Of the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than q week.
The undersigned Will give their personal afteu-
ton to all patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES bolton ". D.,
Grace street, between ath and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD. II. D.,
Bslvin's New Building, 18th ST.. between Main
GA. CRENsHAW, NJ. b.
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church
WIN. W. PARKER, NJ. D.,
Law Building. Franklin street. next deos 70 state
THos. NJ. NIXON. NJ. D. Resident Physieian
ia Tim
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INSURANCE.


INSURANCE
L ON THE LIVES OF
WHITE PERSONS
Can be obtained in the
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOClETY
OF LONDON,
ACTUAL Capital, $4,000, 600.
Agency at the Office Of the Virginia Fire and Ma
rine Insur ance Company, No l3l Main street. Rich
mond Va.
DR. JNO CULLEN, Medical Examiner-Ofhce
at the Office of Drs Gibson and Cullen, south side OF
Franklin street, between 9th and 9TH streets.
fa Its w COWARDIN, Agent.
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CLATE AND METALLIC ROOFING.

NtAIG AMI MEIALAC hOVE I'M
~ JOHN @. MCMILLAN D ca, HAVING hAa N ~
rerierce of over twenty years In Scotland. ana
eight years In this country and Central A@ssnHs.
practical SLATEkS and METALlC MuVfAnc. %
er their services 10 the citixens Of kicnmoaa sn0
adjacent cities aud c0untry. pvrx
When desired We will use the celebrated Jun ~.
IN0HAM SLATE. which u equal. q mes snpeLps /
10 any slate now in uss. 10 retains ~ ost9isssi
color, and it has been proven thae " - so1S
~ long - bricks In building enc 1s Ss ~ sI.r.
been % reduced that Ne are now enenasd " eesu-
pete with cither shinsles Q! tan, AA..~s
Give % . call. and We WI demonssfasSs ~, 49,
dowuA be disputed.n -.A>
Any kind u EAvRs end C0RNIuneesa . nsas
esiishetory rseIrsnoss vii b stysa vhea SeenSs;
Qince On Man e1reee, be4veen - 40 wa
- n y pax!ef AsEels fsse:
NEW O7OP LA0UAYnA O0It1x.-
= = s |; sss,s.s s'5j'1itsa s u1kIkHsl.
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NEW HAT STORE.
50, MAIN STREET.
uATR-RY THE CASE

HATs-BY THE DOzEN
HATS-BY THE SINGLE ONE
HATS-IN ANY QUANTITIES
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
are invited TO examine the stock OF
HATS, STRAW GOODS, &C.
exhibited by the subscriber EVERYTHING in
his line is NEW. being bought within the last
month and he guarantees to sell them as CHEAP as
any house in the trade. FRANK BINFORD,
formerly of Binford. Dickinson Il .Weisiger.
NH lS-6t
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THE BAY STATE RANGE-4 s;ze

lpoStable) the American Range, 3 sizes. fper.
menent PERSONS IN want of range of either
sort with or without Hot Water Fixtures wiil
nnd IN our assortment the very Range fhey reeuire
oho pfice only. GEORGE SrARRkTf.
Governor street.
~. Also the Bay State Coal stove. with oper
'front.' and Rooster attached. Price $40. Warran ted
u All cases. fe23
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III JOHN DOOLEY, u
IAHat and Cap Manufacturer and Whole
sale DEALER in

sale Dealer in
HATS, CAPS, FURS, TRIMMINGS, &c
l have now on hand a complete end extensive as
sortment of everything in my line, adapted to the
SPRIHG TRADE,
to which constant additions will be made during
the season
My experience and facilities have enabled me, on
this occ asion to offer the LARG EST and in every
way the most COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS that
has ever been offered in Virginia.
would ask the particular attention of my Gus
toners to my stock Of
STRAW GOODS,
which for variety and extent cannot be surpassed.
JOHN DOOLEY
NH It's Main street Richmond, Va.
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niasOLUTTON on CO-PARTNBR-
u sHfP.-rbs arm Of WINSTON Z HOOPER y
Ms.e d'.i az R 81 .ST b: dIPGssa
s ssTs:: u the :sV1 81 's sSs os Obligation q
pES VINO o., az - .hom those indebted sgs rsaSested
s make payment Nh HUorsR.
Richmond, March 18th. 1889.
In retiring from the concern Q. WIZ -, :
sros HOPPE return s my for their liberal
friends and me rsd9 oo he said concern. and soIcit
oons!nssSes q tho same to M iGr wfsSS aso5NSs
NH I 4 sS:rrH'
[1-PARTNRRBHlP.-We. the sub
u .crbers have associated ourselves together M
TTkHEkk M4 anf 6os su shf .PH 1YTPSS
O. ESs IN ali It's branches. and solicit share
natTonsSe piedgins ourselves faithfully to exc
'''' ~ '" GIG fTagUS4FEh.
Richmond Jan Isl. 1859. NH Sim
nIsHOLUTION.-The partnership OF
u n. MCCARTHY 4 SON was dissolved on the
Those indebted to the firm will please make i'm.
mediate payment; and those to whom they are In
debted. will present their account: te t5s su1yiyins
p1 Richmond. Jan 2s.'isss. jas
NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The
~ undersigned have this day associated them.
selves together under the firm and style of POTTS.
FARLEY 4 co. for the purpose of conducting q
GROCERY, COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSINESS In the city Of Richmond.
They have taken the new and spacious building.
two doors above SamI Ayers 4 Son, and nearly OPP
posite the Columbian Hotel, on Cary street. where
they will keep constantly on hand a. full and com.
plste stock Of all such goods are usually found
In the Grocery line including Coffee. Sugars. Mo
lasses Bacon, Liquors. &C., DC. &c, to wi ich they
bog TO call the attention Of their friends and the trade
generally.
Special attention will be paid to the sale of all
kinds Of Produce. on which liberal advances will
be made. FRANK POTTS,
RICHD FARLEY,
HENRY WILLIAMS,
JAS B MARSHALL.
Richmond Jan LIST, 1859.
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The market for frcights ct New York is quite dull
aud even small sized vessels. which o, late nave
f1naa profitable employment In the West indIa
ira 10 ara now in but little request. the last steam
az from Cuba bringing no orders Tor vessels those
markeis being already Rlutted with tonnage
The Cincinnati Com nercial of Weinesday. says:
Provisions seem to be gaining better position
win b,yers but the visws OF holders are SET oo
frr res A little above those which they would be
Wiling TO operate freely-tls for less Pork. 81
and sSo for Shoulders aud Sides Ia bnk. and :, ~
aud OK In Bacon aud iiss TO fits for Lard In bar.
res are the gares Insisted on 1T present tor city
poe sed. OF good repute.
The Haropean steamer from New York to-day
will take out $500 900 in specie.
The Roston Post says:
Money IL quiet, aud New York funds appear 70 be
IA less urgent request. At ths same time. New York
continues 20 draw specie from Boston aud the bank
;oan. this morning was but 81 LII 900, decline OF
sl2l,t0o frem Fridays aggregate.
Judge Read of Penusyi vania. delivered ths opin
ion of the Supreme Court in the case OF the Bank o.
Pennsy lvania vs.. spangler, which involved the
Question whefher not the notes Of that bank were
20 be received By it's assgnees in payment OF aebts
,ue TO Il The decision IL in favor of spanRer ent
80 the effect tn II the notes must be % received.
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i HING-DARRACOTT. HARRIS = co
have inst received q large and beautiful stock al
Youths. Boys. and Children's Clothing. made and
from 3to 81 years. We would Confidently invite III
in want TO give US call, assuring them that the
goods shall BIO sold at the lowest prices Cali on ~
DARkAOOTT, HARRIS co
No liz Main street
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CTEAM SAW MILL-LUMBER SAW
~ ED TO ORDER.-The subscriber having the
entire control of one of the best STEAM CIRCU
LAR SAW MILLS in the State. located In Virgin
Pine Forest, near navigation will contract to fur
BILE ter 1s Building and Railroad Timber. sawed all
sizes and dimensions and respectfully solicits or
ders for this description of Lumber.
TRUMAN A PARKER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber, Mahogany
las and Shingles of every descril ton.
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Q6O REWARD Il will give reward
tpOO of FIFTY DOLLARS for the detection OF
the unprincipled, cowardiy fellow, who wilfully
defaced several handsome Monuments in my Yard
corner of 9Th and Main streets on the night of the
I'D inst. JOHN w DAVIES,
"a 2l-t6 Marble Worker.
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CRATES, RENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SHOVELS, T0NGS and POKERS.-I have for
sale elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates,
including every style of Tenders. Summer Pieces,
bandsom and plain sets Of Shoyels Tongs and
Pokers. seven different sizes Of coal Scuttes cnder
shoyels fire Shovels; handsome Stands for 6hovels
and Pokers; Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmans
Are Brick fire Slabs and Jams sets Of Soap Stone for
setting MP Crates Tavern and Church Bells. o.
want OF any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iron Works of the above de
scription. at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 225
Richmond, Va.
an l6-diy 8. D DENOQN.
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a CLOTHING. 1858. FALL

IA GO0Ds-sECOND SUPPLY just RE
W. CElVED.-The subscriber has in store Q
.aA- large and varied assortment of Clothing Of
his own manufacture, embracing every article In
the Ciotaing trade. Materials and workmanship
not surpassed by any.
Also, Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts. Collars.
Drawers. Socks Crayats, Neck-Ties, Gloves Suspen-
ders, Money Belts, Pistol Belts &c, DC
In his Tailoring department the finest and best Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. selected By him.
self in person. with especial reference u the retail
trade which will compare fsvorably with any house
In the city, which he will make TO order In the
shortest time. in the best and most fashionable STYLE
Call and leave your measure for something nice.
e B SPENCE,
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NOTlCE. - The subscriber hayin

N01A0H' 4u0 bupHcEID6 having 4
large number Of accounts due and unsettled.
wnlcn sn99id have been settled prior TO January'
1903 would respectfully notify all such that Ill %
counts due him previous 70 1883. and not paid o.
closed by bond OF otherwise By the lst day 81 Re.
collection. -
Always on hand, large assortment of Olothins
10 panctuai cuetQmcrs u SPENCE -
Closhier and Merchant Tsiiooy
DO Corner Of Main and lath IA
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1910 SPRING TRADE. 1874

CLARKsON, ANDERSON 4 Co.
No. LOG Main Street, Richmond, Virginia,
Importers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Anchor
Boiling Cloths. and Agents for Fairbanks Justly
celebrated Scales are in receipt Of their spring
stock of English. French. German and American
Goods to which they ask the attention Of such city
and country merchants as bny for cash, or pay
and Ii 10 their advantage 10 examine their stock be-
fore purchasing in this or any other market. as
they will not be under sold. fe Is
-POO0 STERLING EXCHANGE FOR
oC0OVJ SALE-We are now drawing SIGHr
BILLS of Exchange on the branch Bank III Ireland
at Cork. aud will sell drafts for ONE pound aud mn,
wards II early application is made at the office Of
MAURY 4 Co.
Stock. Exchange Brokers and Banker
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r UDLAM g. HEINEKEN,
II ACC0

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEW YORK,
Make liberal advances on consignments of Manu-.
featured and Leaf TOBACCO, FLOUR. &C, to their
address. HENRY LUDLAM,
ia 1S-Sw GUSTAV HElNEkEN
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nod LIVER OIL JELLY.-This pre-.
~ paration of Cod Liver Oil is hly recommend
cd by the New York Academy of Medicine, and
many prominent physicians To those invalide
whose palates revolt at the taste and smell of the
Cod Liver OIL this jelly is particularly adapted.
it may be taken without repugnance by the most
delicate. 1t is very concentrated and conseguenty
q smaller dose Is given than is required when using
the Oil. For Jale, wholesale and retail, at
MEADE Il BAKERS
Prescription store, 1856 Main street.
fe q Corner above Post Office.
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MONEY MArrERs--ExCHANaE

observation-disclosures ExcHAEeE-0n New York
and Philadelphia kefA premium.
Suoa of the stock sank uetea nd of the Bank O
The Valley a. are not taken by the Banks are at q
discount Of a q. cent.
The BoteS Of the Trans- Allegheny Bank are Is n
cent discount. Bank Of kenawha no sale.
North aud touth csrolina Bank Notes Z y cent
Gssoount,
GOLD Il Per cent. prem. Nc prem. allowed for
eILYER. 5F
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r 10 COUNTRY MERCHANTB.--
apRTN0 STOCK or Boots, eH0eg.
T60NKe. &C my stock ofthe above 60ods
- whion have. within the last Nv well.
selected IN person Of chs manuiacturers, nov ~
ing received By EVER srrysi and ', Vii " u
have spared no pairs in the selection OF this sock
10 render Il WORTHY the attention OF country mer.
chants. Il has been bought on the best ses m. OF
Guenty the sizes a. well the quality Of the Goods
will commend ttothe favorable notice o. mercnsn"
wishing TO purchase for their retail sales
Merchants buying for cash. viii nna u arsasy 70
their advantage to give me JOHN IN G. J. PACE. Js
NH II Two doors above Thcs. 3. Price 90.
- MARCUS HARRIS, 1873 Broad
street, begs leave to inform the public IN &c.
neral that he ID now receiving his spring
sI soof q SHOES AND CATERS.
Thu ,.roest and most varied assortmant he ever haa
the pleasure to exhibit heretof re- uI n shne.
braces All the most choice les OF boots ana sno
now worn. for ladies. gentlemen misSe' WY ""A
Thnss IN want of Boots and Shoes that were made
aar az " ali AZ TO SELL are most Respectfully IN
v;ted TO cali and examine our goods ana preeS"0
fore purchasing e'sewnefS MARCUS HARRIS.
- 1873 Broad st.
m TO CASH BUYERS OF HATS
lA ANN CAps-The subscriber infarms ms
srisnds and the public generally that he 10 In re-
ceiDt Of his Spring HATS iss' kS Il CAPS.
,w,,ob embraces ali the varieties suited to whole
sale and retail trade ia, J.. ,,rr.ha.a for
Country merchants who wish 70 purchase ,or
stock before making their purchases ., great bar
gains can be had; and to my retall cnssom s ~.
have to say that have all the new styles OF haLs
ton. JUN ~ NAE ~
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a. NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS

AR NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS,
ls8CUsTOMERs, AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY.-We are now in receipt of our
spring supply of Ladies', Gentlemens. BOYS
Misses Childrens and Servants Boots, Shoes, Cal
tiers and Slippers of every description either with
without heels Also, materials of best quality that
can be imported from Europe and having in our
employment the best of workmen that can be had,
we have no hesitation in saying that We can turn
out work far superior TO any manufactured at the
North by any one. We also keep constantly on
hand large assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
imported work, made expressly for us in Paris.
ALEX HILL i Co,
Importers and Manufacturers of all kinds of
Boots and Shoes. No III Main street,
Richmond Va.
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- CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

ASHLAND. Hanover county. Va. Jan Is. Iss.
ia 27-lAwtMl06td
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
By Last Nights Mail.

On Thursday njrht free negro, Of st. Louis,
named Washington Clarke, we'll known as a
ballroom gallant among the colored folks, shot
down female slave belonging TO Mr.. Dalton,
because she had deserted him for another gal
liant named Medar. The woman, it is feared,
will die. e.r..... ---,...-.
T. j. Hatcher, suspected of having whipped
@ slave girl to death In New Orleans, was taken
before a magistrate in st. Louis, on Thursday,
who held him in custody till tho necessary
papers for his removal to Louisiana arrive.
The close of the testimony in the Stephens
alleged wife poisoning case occurred on the 23d,
being the fifteenth day of the trial. The case
was postponed until Thursday. a
The inhabitants of Eastern Pennsylvania are
in a high degree of excitement respecting the
disappearance of one of their citizens, Mr. NJ.
N. Yeager. Several public meetings have been
held on tho subject.
President Urquise has gone to Corrientes,
with the intention Of communicating with the
Paraguayan despot, and to counsel him to pur-
sue q oonciliatory tone toward the United
2tates.
A man named Archibald S. Lewis, supposed
10 have been a gunner in the Navy during
General Jackson'e administration, jumped over
board and was drowned, while on his passage
from Savannah TO Baltimore, on Wednesday
last. s --Hs $40 .r --
Accounts of the loss OF the British bark
Dromshsir, at sea, have now come to hand.
She was water-Iogged in January last; five Of
her crew diod Of starvation, and the remaining
eeven were taken of, in deplorable condition,
by the ship Centurion, Capt. caulkins.
Vice President Breckenridge has declined an
Invitation to public dinner in New York.
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tBy telegraph
New NOrk Market.

MA NEW YoRk, March 26--P. NJ
Flour-State and Western a0i0c. lower sales s, 100
brls. at 81 j016 for superine State; IS COOS IS for
extra do s5 6oa16 for supcrne Western; So o0en6 ~
for common to fair extra Western; IS 6iNf6 80 DO.
round .h0op Ohio, closing dull. Canadian quiet sales
at g l07 50 for extra. Small sales arr making OF
Rye Flour at 50 coos 20.
81 IS for Winter Red Western; 81 o. for White Mich
iTan; 81 20 for naked Westerni 81 73 for Red Cen
essoe Rye unsctled sales 5000 bushels OF Weeg5c.
Barley moderately active; sales 1900 bushels az GOO
Sic Corn steady and more active; sales o000Q bush
els at sa9Oc for mixed Western in store and aioat;
ss9Oc for Jersey Yellow, aud e0c for southern fei-
low. Oats dull at 56B67c for State and 6OQ62c for
WSisRy lower, sales 40 brls. at 2s@2Hkc. rlC ,
Pork heavy; sales 1850 brls. at SIS " for new
mess; sl7 3T9ii 90 for old do; Sl2 sll3 for prime.
Beef steady sales $50 brs. az S6 1901 for country
primes 81 5Od9 for do. 50 509ll 50 for repacked
Chicago, and Sl3dLl3 80 for extra do. Primo mess
Beef quiet; sales small lots at SlT@120 Beef Hams
dull; sales 100 brls. ut Sl4 1Oi So Bacon quiet but
worry firm at preyions prices. Dressed Hogs dull at
slStds9c. Cut Meats; only moderate business do.
ing and market firm; sales 300 packages at 67c. for
shoulder, and sfsQ9l4c. for Hams. Lard dull; selos
1000 brls. at llk@t2c, including 900 brls. prime
Western at llAc. 80. ..-...- .....-..
state. Cheese duh at a8ilAc. .H-.
Wooi-Domestic Fleece quiet, but flrm sales ~, 900
pounds at t5d6Jc. for blood to Saxony For:
ciRn unchanged; sales 100 bales MestiLe, and small
lots of the unwashed ON private terms.
Cotton continues irmi aales 1900 bales.
Sugar steady at 11oc. Rico firm.
SpirtB Turpentine firm at J0jJc. Resin dull
Tobacco steady; salos at 66plOc.
Talow quiet at i0zc.
Frcishts TO Liverpool quiet at ;-32d3'l6d.
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MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.
FRIDAY EVENING, March 2

FhiDAN LNLN.h0g MhNCu -.
rLOUR-The market is unchanged, and heavy
The sales lao brls at S5 6 90 do extra at S. go
$50 DO. do. white wheat at Petersbnrgh, Ky, at
20 & and 900 do good superhne, head lined, ut 50 TO-
ReoeIpts $50 brls. the last twenty;four hours
WH1pKY--The market was dull to-day, but prices
not lower Sales OF loo bris, including wason,
PROVISIoNS-No change in the market. The
eles were 90 brls mess Pork at SlT Isl 900 do deliver
"a at CTclovile at Slf IS and s 900 lbs bulk Sides,
at a4c. Nothing trsnspred In Bacon or Lard.
0k0CERIES-Sugar Is steady, with a fair demand.
Aalos 20 hhds. at g. 77c. for fair aud prime. Cof-
100 nTm; sales Of $40 bags, at ZINC. for good. Mo;
1aAses easier, with sales at 34J345Sc. The demand
In the REGULAR way Ia quite active, and the amount
going Into consumption Is large. N
have no change Of Importance 70
notice In the market for this article. The demand
JoY the better grades continues brisk and prices are
we'll scBtainod, Sales 800 bush prime wheat at VI dO
30 DO, good do. at 81 ~, and 200 do. Hed az Sl O
CORN--The market was less active to-day, and
YYIoes favored buyers Sales Of 400 bush at TSc, and
800 DO, white at Sic, delivered. = = I'
spseiI change in prices we quote prime at 6sg7Oc.,
RYE-A fair demand, and the market Is steady
0ATg--Tbs market IL quIet, With fair demand al
the decline noticed Yesterday. Sales 800 bush at
SIED-fhe market for Clover remains Inactive and
dull. and prices have further declined l0c pcr bush
ealer 90 bush at s. 63. i.sl u ras -f--
pUrTER--The mark ket Is dull, and prices continu,
&c tead % EnYard. sales II hTs. prime Roll at ga
Str., ard ln brls. common n falr do, at isaei6c.
EuIpSfUff--Saiessooh 900 hugs At ssI 90 per tun.