davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28
.rORNING STAR SALOON, No. 3ll

aEORNING STAR SALOON, No. 3lO
wi BROAD STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND
ROTRTH BTREETS.-Ths undersigned, having
thoroughly renovated his well known saloon, 80 70
Richmond, invites all his friends and the pnbliG
generally to partake Of afKEE LUNCH on ,E SExr K.
MONDAY, the Goth OF September and on, on ms &C.
,I we'll known firms OF Mes,rs. Tyree' Wingneld.
carpenters and builders Messrs. Mason q STAINS
m per. hangers w1ich deserve the credit for their
sxcelIent workmanship In fitting up this estab-
lishment. =, -
,tocksd with the bsst OF OYSTERS and other dell
cacies OF the season, and the bar Is supplied Witn
'ns 'e'' - OTTO MoRGENsTERN.
q. o. ., Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28
-8itlrmond 1ispatttr.
%, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

THE MUSEUM MAE.-Richard Vance, the
street. museum man, was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday TO answer the charge OF De-
inr drunk and disorderly at the circus.
Sergeant Burlington, who arrested the ac-
cused, stated that he had been very disorderly. !;
whereupon Vance said: i" Excuse me, sir, 1t IS
quite a mistake !; if you will excuse me, sir, 1t
is quite a mistake.
and set him back in default of 800 security TO
behave himself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoLodIcAL SoclkTf:
The Ladies' Committee are requested 10 inees
the lecture-room OF Rev. DR. Hoge's church at
Az o clock on Monday evening next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

MAYORS CouRr-MAroR MAYO PRES IDfSo.-
Peter Levy appeared to answer the charge OF
assaultiug and abusing John II. Gill LIE was
dismissed. ,,.,
George Q uickley, colored, charged with un-
lawfully assaulting and Beating Matilda Cole
man, colored, was dismissed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

MISERABLE OWE LII NG FOR
~ BENT-The very desirable FRAMED SsA
DWELLING 7l9 Clay street, between NJ Mnin- t,:E
ford and Glmer, is for rent Il ltcoitains four -1SA
from, yard and porch, and t large garden: The
peighborhood is uneXceptonablc, and the health
October let. For particulars apply at DiSpMch
onica SO 2S-3LN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

DISCHARGED NEGRO SOLDIERS IN VIRGINIA.
We learn from unquestionable authority that
there are ii, 900 discharged negro soldiers now
At work-mostly on farms--in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

BuRGLAR1ous ATTEMPT. = Late Thursday
night last an attempt was made TO break into
the store Of Messrs. N1itteldorfer & Co., on
Main street, but the burglar was 1rlshleAco
off
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

SALE OF SEATS AND PEws.-A large company
of our Hebrew citizens, and their friends, at
tended the sale of seats and peWs at the syn,t-
gogue "Bayth Ahabah y on Thursaay eve, eve
ming last The bidding was very splrlteo' anu
the entire number, seventy in all, were sold
for for premiums aggregating some - 900 There is
not more tlourishing congregation in the city.
The Rev. T. Weschler, the new minister, lloan
indianapolis Ind, enters upon hio o,d viii
doubtless be enabled 10 accomplish much soou
among a people who have extended hiii
most warm and cordial greeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

Personal AL-Colonel Garrick Mallory, of the
Freedmen's Bureau, has returned from For
tress Monroe and resumed the duties OF MS
office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28
EsTARLISHED 1884.

JIsTA BLIsHED 1884.
Il p. J. CgSw & CO..
f,uesssso.s to @. Crew 3 Son,)
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE EaAaofACTokkSs'
Nos. III, lis, and lit, Seventeenth street.
,,no,,ts the Old Market. Richmond. Virginia,
,.ys now In factory Q largo stock OF superior
/ FAMILY SOAPS.
which we oEsr to the trade ut such prices a. VIII
mako 1. TO the intszsss OF all 70 psronsse tais home
,ssnunssoyy. Ia "a n-sn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

To Be CLosgD.-Ths office Of Collector Of
Internal Revenue will be closed on Monday
next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

The public are respectfully Informed that julius
SYCLg's store 0l3 Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth, will be closed on Monday next, September
40 and on Tuesday, October 1st. se 25-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

TOS RENT, a WOODEN DWELL
Il ING-HOUSE. situated on Twenty fourth 4EI
between Clay and Leigh streets. Church Ef::;E
Hill containing five rooms, three closets, -sskksA
with all the necessary ont but tldings. Also good
garden and well Of water in the yard. For further
Information, apply at the corner OF Twenty-fourtf
and Clay streets, or to PKARsoE BRIGGS, corner
of Twentieth and Grace streets.
Sc 23-3lA JOHN I. PEARSUH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

TOR RENT, Fl o U E on Union
Il Bill with four rooms and kitchen. To Iezs
good tenant, rent. sl2 SO per month APP E:;9
ply to WILLIAM WHlILoCk, ,AasaAa
SO 2s-ltk First Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

ELECTION OF OPPIcgRs.-At q meeting of
the Springfield Division, Sons of Temperance,
No. l67, held on Thursday night last the fol
lowing officers were elected: w. r, J. A.
Johnson; w. a., Il. 5: valentine; 4: 5; T.:
Wiley Davis; A. Il. s., ). ). Ensnsh, III )
+. Shinburger; a c., Charles Simms; l. S,
w. II. Kidd O. S, A w. Richardson Chap-
lain, p. A. Peterson; P. w. F., II. a. Akin
SON Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

officar will Leave for Louisa county this morn
ing. where he viii remain o short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
For Re9ats


MARKET FARM FOR RENT OR
wi LEASE For rent or lea.e, HOUSE EssA
containing six rooms. with large LOT and SsS
GARDEN, and the necessary out buildings, -s-22sA
situated on the New road, opposite the farm OF
Mr.. William a. Robinson, about half. mile north
of the city. Also, TWO LOTS, suitable for market
gardens will bo leased with the hou.e or sepa-
rdtely. Eppyto ISABELLA SULL1,
ee 28-eod2w No. 5l2 Leigh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28
ESTABLISHED IN 1917.
J. HENRY RAPTON,
s3l MAIN STREET, .."
successor to Regnault s. Col

DRALgRIy
PAPER-HAH6INGS and BORDERS,
CURTAIN GOODS, WINDOW SHADES,
MATTRESSES, LOUNGES, 80.
Pooms. halls, &C. PAPHeED at tho shortest
notice and at reasonable prices.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description
executed in the best style. ~"
Mr.J.P RSdsAULr, being IN the same building,
Will cheerfuly cid me with his long exp sri enee.
J. HENRY CRAFToN,
over Resoarlt & Co. g auction house.
Ga 2s-aOdlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28
LADIES' LIST.

U lST OF LETTERS REMAINING
Jim THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST OFFICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

,OR sALE.-A strong city-made TOP
BUGGY sSnGisI0nI sn1I9Ips spa 10 Ou' is
corner Twenty fourth and Vena0ie Streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

,,rss VI -. !a'!s
1s-s,r.on, Miss susan
I.s. Mrs Il, Z Ia
IN, " - tnuie D.
E.,a,.. Mis-, Mary }.
bE.n. Mrs Msrs.
~ Mr. ID. II ~
- Nrs. Annie V.
ri Ms Mo.lin J.
F,Ecr, MTs Haley
E.A.r, Sarah
ESser, Mrs. A. !.
g,.,v, Miss Mary J. p
E'Sknsm, s'a Mrs Jos. T.
StsSws.i. LGcy A.
E.saEsrship, Miss Rosa q )
sow.es. Mildred cn! ~
ware, Miss " J.
p,a,an. Mrs N W.
-.x;on. Mrs. Emma
greri. Miss Lulis l.;
E..,. Mrs. Samn ).
y-,s!., Mrs. Ada
r.|w3. Mrs. Hannah
g.1Tu l.uci .ta tcot d)
F,5wn, Mrs Ais
Frooss, Mfs X j.
Brawa, Mtss sal lie {.
y,ovn, Miss El!en T.
am. Mics Sarah T.
er,irr. Mrs Mansfield
B7,lsr. Mr. Sarah J.
6r-ros, MISS Ann
garord, Miss A. tcoi ~
Errfi., Miss Sarah
carter. Mrs. Grace
Carter Mss B
r.ry. Mis- Gillte
carroll, Mrs. Adeltno
r.rter Miss Eanuie x.
rtraw"lI. Miss Cora X.
C,aa,n, Mr., Henry,
CHRISTIAN. Mrs. Salile
Chandler, Miss NJ. ".
Cag4rys-, Mrs. l.. A.
C,alxiev, Mrs. ). Il.
Ih.l!re,h, Miss Amy
Clark, Mrs 4,
Clark, Miss Alice
C,erE, Miss Jennie
C.syton. Miss A &.
CoGns, Miss Molly
Coale. Mrs. G.
Cooper, Miss NJ sry
Cooley. MISS Ella
Cook. Mira Sarah
Crck", Mis-. Mary Z.
Colin, Miss Sarah
Co.iIll, Mrs A ;.
C1,emar, Miss Melvina
Crs.lsy, Miss Harriet
C.sn.iiaw, Mrs. /. a.
Cro.,norc, Mrs. oliver
psbney, Mrs. l.. J T.
p4yig, Miss Sarah W.
p..i,. Mrs. Eetscy
p.bacy. Miss / ucie A.
DAgY.is. Miss Mary
David, Mrs.
Paris, Mrs. Della
p.yi,cn. Mre Janette
Day, NJ iss Sally G;
pabnay, Mrs. l.: ]. +.
p.yidsou, Mrs. VI t.
I,g!s, Mrs. Georgiara
plskinS, MRS. NJ II.
liberal, Mis-. Mary
p.cke,son, Mrs. V; c;
n.s!ard. Mrs. Sarah 4.
poaeho, Mrs. Martha
U.r,rYu Nrs e.,
BOD on, Mrs G.. a.
nosgsit, Miss A. M. ,
Do'.noyant. Mrs. Jsnni
ruul.ry, Mrs +, Z.
Evans, Miss Ida +.
sg.s,r, Mrs James t2I
Elm. Miss Mary j.
YArr.r, Mrs Or. J :.
Far,uer, Miss Carrie .
EWlhugh. Emily or BET
ne lCo'dl
FIannican, Miss Annie
Forrest, MIs, Rosa
fraGr. Miss Maggie
Friend " is' n a." nor A
i.',i,'. itaCis, IL : Nrt u. - u" i,
L'a.' - - saiIv 'ai n
"2.,, " =, ~ ~ !, =
,,'Sa..' I.. ~ Nir. - Ian.
80. - ~ " lIIa n.
va. 1l.t ~ .,.,rG y, Ms. = ia
ID ~ .',''' ~" p,niiua
zen a. "a \, nnI1'n q :, '''
'''" ~, ~. ~
'...',,'> ... ~. ~ i,''i ''S
".', Ms ~ = ~ , ", 0na
n'',"' N'' - ''''"
"2glr' "a - = =
. gI'.'.'' NJ. ~. q = ,col,I,
.2'.',,,. o.S'.., Va H.. INN s !,
1,...,l 1,'..tS W., ~ ,vm - g
G.av .,rV Vi ~. :. !. =, Adiie
S. G."' :, ,,. - :, N,"cv o',' q
"."n', ".,.> "a a.. Elian r.;
G.'"s''i, y IL - = i.aIal -
gis'h' ~ ~. .'o 90 ~" III "
Gfr.li, " IL rt,' ~ 'yil"l ,a,a
|I'Uit;' NJ ~, ~ = c i'"'e
Iay-, Mfs. ellen
MaN-, M.ss NJ J.
h'y', Nil: Sar"a
Harrison, NJ i7s III, d.
u M'.h2h' u :;a ,, NJ. a.
l'''.'y ""ou: y'. ~, III 'Si ., "a a.
in"Ll''E NJ ""N! w
.a,'CV- n ~ 'ss -, . ~ |,
,1"t'h"ii, " ~ '.!a e.
nara m i, alss EmH'"
len 1T OllN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

l., w.; u. E. L.; Pstsey, Mary, and Matilda.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28
LADIES LIST.

Ms &C. Johnson. Mrs. Sar .h
k..e.., ..e-,.nn, MISS N. =. (?) Johnson, Mrs. 4. V.
topaz, l. IrhpSm Mrs El{ya
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

EOR RENT, Il FRAMED HOUSE
e situated on Franklin between Twentieth Sss
and Twenty first streets, suitable for small i!sE
also. SMALL FRAMED HOUSE situated on
Main between Twenty fourth and Twenty.hfth
streets. Possession can be had immediately.
f. D. EACHO,
Auclioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Office Fourteenth near Main street. Sc 25-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

OFFICES FOR RENTING excel
W lent ROOMS. adapted for professional or ksgA
other oil ces Main street, in the basement I::H
OF tee building adjoining DR.. George b. ..ses lshees
SeeIe's dental C1ice, one So uare above the Spots
wood Hotel. Good entrance from Main street
Kent moderate. CABELL & WATKINS,
Sc 2S-3t Real Estate Agents. lli3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

ECR RENT, a PRIVATE and BUSI
N NESS HOUSE, kitchens attached, and SzyA
water In the yard, located on Seventeenth 1.!iH
street between Clay and EeEabie. Apply to GlAEsss
se 2S-2t* JAMES SIMPSON, opposite.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

w. Master Richmond Lodge, No. 10, Of "A, E.
and a. Masons; Clerk OF the Probate Court
Richmond Broors Factory Grocer.
ALEX XANDER SHARP, P. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

nor RENT, THAT MEAT LITTLE
| II FRAMED COTTAGE RESIDENCE, on -
Th,rtieth street betw cen Leigh and streets, E.;E
,.h 90 roons and the usual out- ouses. Ess&
| 49,, 49,, ~ LYME & BROTHER,
app Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
| l4o8 Main, between Fourteenth and flteenth s's'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

TOR RENT, on Main street, not fal
from the Spotswood Hotel, mS faSh A
Pc TWO PLEASANT CHAMBERS. Ad,I&A
dress posi-. office box 23s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-28

NOR RENT, TWO OFFICES over
Starke & Ryland's bookstore, on Main AA
s,rset between Ninth and Tenth: Inquire e.;T
of JOSEPH =. JONES or STARhE N ~ ,T-as>
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-23


BY Tefegfaph.l cfNcINNArI. A priF 2.
FLoUR-in good local demand; pr ces
unchang d trade br nds, SL3 25Tl6 90;
fancy, SIo- Go@IS0J ~
WHEAT-NonIinally unchanged; but lit
tie offered; No. 2 Winter sold at s. u.
CoRN-Firm, and higher; closing at SIC,
bulk, for new. There has been no old in
market for some months. IN advance in
railway freights to-day checked the ship
ping demand which existed last week.
OATs-Dull and lower, at SIC; receipts
large.
RYE-Sl 20.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COTTON Dull and prices unsettled; no
demand; and no accurate quotations can
be given.
WHIsKY-DuIl. at 26c in bond.
Z. PRovISIoNS-Unchange Mess Pork Is
held at So so; bulk meats, at S9l0c for
shoulders and sides; bacon, at &c for shout
ders, lie for sides, 1l1Sc for clear rib, and
12c for clear; with sales of so hhds of sides.
LARD-Unchanged and steady, at l21ac.
BUTTER Dull, at 27@30c for prime to
choice. 10 .Ha eesffsi
SEEDS Clover Seed, 81 1922 90; limo
thy Seed, 50 25@3 80. The season is about
over. tsl Ifsa E3 rt fs
SUGAR AMI COFFEE Unchanged and
steady.
GoLD-ls71a5, buying, and 1887, selling;
and market unsettled ung sIaa4 g0I
Il Money-Marxet easy, at 9d12 per cent.
( EXCHANGE-FirIn,a at par, buying, and
I-l0c premium, selling. Kt -. sissa3fi
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-23
Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph ar CHICAGO, April %.
q f.FLoUR--Common.gra grades. duh and easier;
better grades held ,ffrmer for better prices;
light sales of spring extras at So 50@14 co. !
4 WHEAT--DulI; holders firm; No. 2, 10
better; sales at 81 1892 46; closing at 80 45.
2 CoRN-Good speculative demand; lie
higher; sales at 81 O69I 06 for Nod and 96@
Va for y o;J2; closing quiet al Sl071z for No l.,
Z OATs--More active; sales No. at 500
56l2 closing at 5095o14c.s IEEs aat .G51r
. !, R e at 81 459l4S for No. 1 and
BAKlEYgilnaetfve and nominal al 81 90
for No. 2. al - ss4f ges yf4t5hust.8 reEtt
PRoyISIoNS-E Exceedingly duh. re.,,.,sF
+ PORK ii ess, held at SO 5092275.
LARD .-12s4 az &c. 931lsf7nsgS t46nlHIl
HoGs--D Dull at $ 81 for fair shippin g. -
Receipts 600 barrels Flour 10 900 bush
els Wheat; rs, 600 bushels Corn; 400 bush
els Oats; 2, 800 head Hogs.
Shipmen ts--S, 200 barrels Flour; 5000
bushels Wheat; 1914 900 Corn; 10, 600 Oats.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-23

sumo the breeze VIII soon De past anu
shalr not note the change In prices
+ IRON AND HARDWARE. continue our
quotations of lastlweek, viz: Tin Plate,
So 80, which is decline of 50c.;
4 Bar Iron, SIC; Sheet Iron, boiled.
Is14@9c.; Charcoal, II1z@I2c; Nails, 81 90:
Ares, Mann's, 90; Lippincott's S17 so;
Simmons. SIS 90. The prices for foreign
goods have declined slightly.
DRUGS-Busi less is reported brisk, but
quotations are slightly revised. Lard
oil, No. l. 81 20, No. 2, 81 90, Linseed Oil
81 559l 60, and tendency upward; Coal OIL,
A to 46c. Soda I0c for English. and Sc for
American. Quini,se 81 IS per o., and firmer.
indigo, Madras 81 80 to 81 so. @
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovISIoNs-Trade has been active, and
some of the stocks are about exhausted.
We believe, however, that all demands
will continue to be met as heretofore with
good articles at Cincinnati quotations.
During the past week there has been no
important change IN prices. Wequote: Ness
Pork at SD so. Bulk Meats shoulders, Sac
cents; sides. 10 cents. and clear sides ll15
cents. Bacon, shoulders exc: clear sides
1211ac; hams I3lIac. Lad 121z@I4. cts, tierces
and kegs. Cheese is unchanged, and we
quote at Is TO 1S1ac for Western Reserve,
and 2oc. for New York State. Butter, is in
better supply at 80 to BIC for country.U i
GRAIN Wheat, none coming in, and
quotations merely ) nominal. : We, hear
So 10 offered for Red,i and 50 Is for White,
with no sales. Corn is steady with fine
stock in market 1t is quoted at 81 05
in new gunnies; zoe in ear; and nS0cl
for shelled in bulk. Oats, hardly any in
market; quotations, 7Og75c in new burlaps.
SEEDs-Ciover remains firm at former
quotations, SD with light stock. FLAX, 81 D.
HAY--Is firm shaled s25 to s27 per ton,
with but little in the market, though a bet
ter supply is anticipated
BRAN-None in the market, and no quo
tations given. s,ss--er, rs i
FRUIr-The advance of the season keeps
prices higher so that choice Eastern APP
pies are held at So 30 to 81 90. Dried Fruit:
Apples, 81 . to 81 80; Peaches, IS for quar-
tiers, 8 70 for halves. The supply OF Or
anges and Lemons, is light. We have,
however, no quotations for Jobbing.
POTAToEs-There is a light stock of good
potatoes in the market at 90c. to 81 per
bushel.
GUNNY BAGs--A good stock in market,
and held at &c for good second md, and
3 to l6c for heavy new.
FLOUR = We quote good Superfine at
$40 5o@Sll; Extra, So 5o@l3 20; Family
and fancy brands, SIS O0t9l6 90.
CORN MEALS in only limited supply
and considerably soughb; ,afterT Prices
have advanced. We quote at 81 0094 so %
Dbl. for roac; s. so for kiln dried; and not.
much doing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-23

The river was rising more rapidly last
night, and a very considerable swell may
be expected &c day Business contin-
ued exceedingly good all day, with large
arrivals and large shipments ........The adj
ditional arrivals and departures include
the Palestine, Nashville to Louisville;
Richmond and M. s. Mepham, New Or
leans to louisville; Quickstep, to Cairo;
Leonidas, st. Louis TO Cincinnati; ST.
Charles, to New Orleans: Phafitorn, Nash
vile to Evansville. Anna and Cora s,
Memphis ITO ssLouisvilfe;h William
White, Green River to Evansville
The Palestine discharged so hhds tobacco
here for e. G. VanRiper. and had sixty for
louisville The Richmond came up in
gallant style, and crowded with people.
She was just i've days out, and has proved
herself great success. Captain Slut Neal
and all on board are delighted with her.
She VIII lie We here next Friday for New
Orleans. Her officers have our thanks for
liberal favors. She passed the point
above in just eighteen minutes......
The st. Charles continued to load all day,
and left at dark with her guards in the
water. She received more freight here
than she brought with her,. The Phan-
tom had a big trip. She will return to
NaSHFllle pfcDdDIy tnIs eVenlHy..-...1n ne
Mepham was light, but had good many
people, which compelled her to go to
Louisville, though she desired to stop
here. Anna was very deep
......-...The VIM. White had an ex-
cellent trip out of Green River@...-..
The Cora 8. discharged ~ bales of cotton
for r. X. Dunkerson & Co. She had fair
trip for LouisviIle.......The VIM. White
leaves this evening for all points on Green
River. Capt. Drinkwater and ohm Adams
will take pleasure in making passengers
comfortable. Fill her up !.........The Charm
er, Captain Chess, will be found at the
wharf this morning, and leaves this
evening for Memphis, offering extraordi-
nary inducements to passengers and ship
pers. The Charmer is one of the best boats
afioat, and her officers will show every at
tention TO passengers and shippers he
Ollie Sullivan will also be at the wharf
this morning to load for the Wabash ...,..9
A melancholy accident occurred on the st.
Charles. last evening, which is detailed in
the City News column. = g
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-23
z 20 New York Market.

| By Telegraph. NEW YORK, April o.
%CorroN . Unchanged; sales 1900 bales
FLoUR-R Receipts 4,2l2 barrels; market
duh; common 5@l0c lower; sales 400 bar
Western; 81 ao@l2 50 for extra western
S12 90t@l4 30 for choice do; S12 OO@l3 10 for
I'll % g te heoR ohle
closing heavy California flour firm; sacks
SIS 50@16 p.
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged
- w HEAT-Receipts none; market dull
caiiforn ap at s as9s ss 1oO0 ousheis whi'e
RYE Quiet and Steady: sales $500 bush
els western at 81 50t9l IS, and 800 bushels
state at 81 65
BARLEY-Quiet sales 5000 bushels two
rowed State at 81 1901 Is.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CoRN--Receipfs, 500 bushels; market la
&c better and fairly active in part for ex-
port sa les 1871 GOO bushels at 81 32Qd1 IS for
inixed western IN store;;' 81 339zal "a ditto
afioat; 81 sSal.f for easi yellow in store
and 81 30 for southern yellow afioal.
OATS Receipts, ], 30 bushels; steady
sales OF 5000 bushels at 7ia76c for western
ae sto sssyi IN w wa = ora
bushels; Corn, l, lS5. - bushels; Oats, I.2l3,-
s. 4sal 9q basiies Ass SsePs sss s ss5
RIcEE-Quiet atll01SaT1c for Carolina. q 4
CoFFEE--NominaLi G@4e1n4 fHas1 afss .
SUG8R-Steady with a fair demand sales
ard 1lszc for Porto Rico. r4sfw igHo1 -
MoLAssEs-- Firm; sales $50 hogsheads
Cuba. s.sa85 nu
PoRK.-Firmer and in fair demand saIesi
OF $3.50 barrels at 81 62@22 81 for new mess
closing at SD 80 cash S2I 75t@22 90 for old
mess, Sl9 00@I9s 10 for prime, and S2l rs for
prime mess; also. 2,250 bbls new mess at
So s7@2s I5, sellers and bayers for May.
REEF-Firmer; sales OF $50 barrels at
about previous prices.
BEEF HAMs-Dull at 40045c.
Cur MEATs-Quiet and heavy; sales of
go packages at s1z@s19c for shoulders, and
l29l3l2c for hams.
BACoN-Quiet; sales of 3S5 boxes at 1910
l05sc for Cumberland cut. 1l5z@111sc for
snort ribPsd and lfe for short elear sales
of l650 barrels at l2ss9i31sc for new; also,
$50 kegs of choice al fsai4c.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady.
CHEESE-DulI and unchanged.
HOPS-Quiet al 3O@65c Tor new.
PETRoLEUM-Dull at l6c for crude and q
@271ac for refined in bond.
LATEST p. NJ.
FLoUR-Very du I, and 5@lOc lower on
common grades; quiet and steady for
good and choice grades.
8 WHEAT-Dul1, and nominally lower; No.
Spring, s. 7Oe2 70; Winter red and am
Der, 50 0O03 80; white, So 2Q93 IS; White
California, So 27@3 IS.
BARLEY-NominalIy unchanged.
CoRN-Fairly active, and firmer; 81 80 in
store, and 81 s491 341s af1oat, for shipping
mixed Western.
OATs-Steady. at 7l@75c for Western. -
n PoRK-Market steady sales, ,aO0 barrels
cash; buyers. closing at s22 s71z, cash; and
BEEF--Quiet and firm. frt. Y0.+
CUT MEATS-Dull and nominal.
BAGoN-Quiet; 101z@ l31ssc for Cumberland
LARD Firm at 12lz@ls1zc for fair to
prime steam; IS1z9lSssc for Kettle rem
~ 4 Z .
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-23
ST. Louis Market.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS, April %.
ToBACco-Steady, with good demand
at unchanged rates.
CoTTON-Nothlng doing.
FLoUR-Tnere was q general stand off
among buyer to day, and business is very
small. Prices nominally unchanged
WHEAT-Firm but inacti, e; Spring 81 10
az 80; prime 81 3002 80; choice S. so.
OATS-Unchanged.
BARLEY-Unchanged. -
RYE Unchanged. -
Provisions and only small job
hing business doing.
NJ SS Pork Held at So 50.es e q a. q 4
BULK MEATS-Nothing doing.
BACoN-City shoulders, sold by single,
cost Sc; but loose choice pork-house was
SIDES Eye; sugar cured hams, canvassed,
151ac.
LARDLNominal at 121a@l2s4c for steam
and kettle rendered.
WHIsKY-NoninaI at s. O5a2 O6.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-23
..llsDNETAR.Y 4 COslMEaClAh
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINANeIAI..-- Produce operations during
the past week have made full demand
for money, but no. difficulty has been ex-
per1enced in obtaining loans at u per
cent. on first class names.
Exchange is less abundant but still in
ample supply. Buying rate, par, and SELL
ing lilo premium.
Gold has materially advanced, and
closed in New York yesterday at 1857. Buy
ing rate here 1876. dealers not being dis
posed to follow very closely New York
rates, as an early decline is anticipated.
Governments remain steady. We quote: