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WA k'S'Elt.
Partner Wanted.

A GOOD smart yonng man, with $500 or $500 cash
n can hear of a good chance in an easy cash bust.
ness, by applying to A. j. cox & CO.,
General Business Agents, 351I Congress Street.
July 90. div
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by Western Union Telegraph, Branch Office.
Havana Market.

HAVANA, July 20.
ESugar opened active and finn basis ofsIG8a fol-
No. ~. Molas es-last sales were made at Matanzas
at a tor clayed, and 81 for Muscovado. Lumber
w boards cargo sold at S2i Box Shocks NOM
NAL HID Shooks-a large lot sold at $25. Freights
to United States firm; tonnage scarce. Exchange
advancing steadily; 20 q 25I discount.
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Portland Company--Notice.

THE Stockholders of the Portland Company are
L hereby notified that the Annual Meeting Of the
Corporation will be held at the Office OF the Com
July instant, at O'Clock in the afternoon, for the
following purposes:
Ito act on the Reports of the Directors and
Treasurer.
2-To choose Directors for the ensuing year.
j. 10 act on any other business that may come
before the meeting.
Portland July 8, 1867 dtd
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 49,
Flour-in demand; Superfne $50; extra 6 3d.
Wheat-active sales choice at 70 q 80. Barley
1 So q 40. Legal tenders 72I.
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From Washin gton.

| WASHINGTON, July a.
| The statement of the public debt, which will
| appear about the LIST of August, will show a
| decrease of two or three millions in the public
| debit
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PROMISE.
L. ~ CHASE & CO.

T.. II. CHASE q CV.
nRoMISE, il their friends and the public viii pat
ronize them with the cash, to SELL on anu t aittr
Monday July 18th, at the corner OF Green ana r1it
lam streets, Flour, Groceries and Country rro""eo
at "a tholesale or retail At a vefy sB'dH ProM Gil
P lease remember terms and paee-Cdsh anu Smo"
pr.Sfs-cor Green and Portland SITS. jylodim-
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H. O r. Il ~ G. sd
Iron WNterstOp
TH he ESHOLDS
Patented 1865.

Tents.
A FULL supply of Tents, of all sizes, for sale at
"a store Commercial Street, head OF Widgery's
Wharf june26dtf
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Atlantic 81 St. Lawrence Railroad Co

rINHE stockholders OF the Atlantic & st. Lawrence
Il Railroad Company are hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting will be held at the office of the
Treasurer, in the Grand Trunk Railway Depot, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of August next, aI 10 O'Clock
A. M for the purpose of making choice Of nine Di-
reetors Tor the current year, and for the ransacon
of any other business that may legally come before
the meeting. H. W. HERSEY, Clerk.
Portland .Inlv IL 1861. eodtd&1tw
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ANgUAI, MEETING.

THE annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Il Leeds q Pennington Railroad Company will be
holden at the Office of Henry NJ. Payson, on Ex-
change street, Portland, on TUESDAY, July 30,
1857, at o'clock p. NJ, for the choice Of five Drec-
tors tor the ensuing year and the transaction of such
other business as may legally come before them.
JOS. ILSLEY, Clerk.
Portland ,JuIy Is, 1867. eod2w
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LIVERPOOL. July 23-Evening
The Cotton market closed quiet and steady; sales
$1,000 bales; Mddling uplands 1O3d; Middl no Or
Leans 1Osd. Advices from Manchester report the
market for goods and yarns quiet. Breadstuffs-
The market closed firm with an upward tendency
Flour advanced Is per sack. Wheat advanced I'd
and closed at 13s lid for California White. Com
steady at Sos Cd per quarter for Mixed Western Peas
firm at 4ls per quarter for Canadian. Barley and
oats steady at the opening quotations. Provisions
market unchanged. Predetermined generally un-
changed. Tallow Sd higher and clo:ed at Ais Cd.
LONDON, July 24-Noon.
Consols at 944 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-U. S. 5-20's 723; Hi
nos Central shares 763, ex-divlend; Erie Railroad
shares 462; Atlantic and Great Western 24I.
LIVERPOOL, July 24-Noon
Cotton unchanged; sales 10 900 bales. Breadstufs
steady and unchanged. Provisions UNCHANGED
Produce unchanged, except for refined Petroleum,
which is is 81.
ac FRANKFORT, July 24-Noon.
United States 520's were quoted to-day at 7Gz for
1862.
ANTWERP, July 24-Noon.
Standard White Petroleum 4slf per DBL
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Meeting 10 Commemorate the Death of
Gen. Francis Menghef.

Gen. Francis Menghef.
BOSTON, July "a.
A meeting to commemorate the death o.
Gen. Francis Meagher was held in Faneuil
Hall this evening. The hall was crowded.
The 9th Irish regiment and portion of the
18th Regiment of volunteers were present.
Patrick Donohoe presided. and eloquent adj
dresses were made by Col. Quincy, Collector
Russell, Major John Madam, and others. Capt.
Mcnamara read a poem Resolutions highly
eulogistic of Gen. Meagher were unanimously
adopted. A deep feeling was manifested by
the audience during the exercises. The hall
was draped in mourning.
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AUGEsDN SALES.
Saw Mill, Tannery, Wool Shop,
House. 4 and sc Mt Auctinn

{ " TUESDAY; July 25th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Owill be sold at Yarmouth, Low er Falls the val
LIE property known as the Baker property, con-
sisnIs Of saw Mill, 1annery, Wool shop, House,
h.h,5 Nc. Cars leave Portland Mt o'clock morn
e.s Ol the sale, and return at O'Clock P. NJ Fare
% e,ls lOr the round trip. For further particulars
se III Po ss OF ehqaire Of h. o. BAILEY,
'"iJi "uVu Auctioneer.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR., W. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
t
Nearly Opposite the United States Hot.

80 . A-Asks4g
Nearly Opposite the United States Hoie
WTHEkE he would respectfully announce to
wv citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he a
permanently located in this city. During the tbfca
years we have been in this city, we have cured
OF the worst forms of disease In persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients IN so short time that the question is often
asked, do they stay cured? 10 this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured we
doctor the second time without charge.
DR.. ID. has been practical Electrician tor twenty
Hne ana s ssG
the form Oi nervous or sick headache: neuralgia II
the head, neck, or ektremities; consumption wheE
In the acute stages or where the lungs net Inly
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula hin
diseases, white swellngs, spinal diseases curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis, st. Vitas Cance DEAFNESS stan.
I1erng or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia indigeS-
ton, constipation and liver complaint Pes-we
every case that can be presented; asthma brOncht-
It's, structures Of the chest and all forms of female
complaints.
By ELECTRICITY
The Rheumatic, the goaty, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
ty of youth; the heated brain Is Cooled the froSt.
bitten limbs restored. The SncontI detormIies nv.
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strengths the blind made to see, the deaf near aud
youth Obliterated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature lie
prevented the calanites OF old age obyiated and
active circclatiOs maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hanos ana feet; weak stomaehs, LAM
and weak backs; nervous and sick headaches OH 81
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion ana
constipation Of the bowels; pain in the side and back
leueorrhea, Tor wbitesl falling Of the womb with n-
ternai cancers; tumors, polypus and all that long
train diseases will find in Electricity sure means
Of cure. Fer painful menstruaton, too s,.oiuse
Inenstruaton, and all CT those long lle troubles
With young ladies', Electricity is certain specific,
ed will in short time, restore the sufferer to the
v,g0r OF health. .r
TEETH TEErHI TEETH
DIR. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc;
rRICITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having deeayeo
teeth or stups they wish to have removed lc- reset,
ring he would give a polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MARINES for sa
for family use, with thorough instructions.
Or. D, can accommodate few patients with board
end treatment al his house.
Office hours from o'clock A. N. to ~ NJ. from
to P. AZ and to o in The evening.
Consultation free, n0vlu
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Wanted.

A GOOD GIRL that understands cooking 10 do
~ first work. Enquire at 134 Spring Street.
July 16. dtf
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FURNITURE, CrOcEery, Reds, Plate
and Groceries

Il FklDAY, July 26th, at 10 oclocl, A. NJ, at Of
NODE Secretary, Book Cas-, LonnSes Iarpets
Beds, Mattresses, Quilts, Mirrors, Paintings lee
Pitchers, Casters, CrOckcry of all kinds Pane .
good Counting Room Desks. '''
- Also,
Teas, Cigars, Tobacco, Soaps, with two trunks of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Watches, &c.
July "a. dtd
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Lost.
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MI. Q. MI. A.
4NHE "Maine Charitable Mechanics Association
Il Library" will be re-opened for the delivery OF
Books on SATURDAY, July 9th, a. O'Clock NJ.
and every Saturday thereafter from to O'Clock L
nj, until further notice.
Copies OF the Revised Catalogue can be procured
at the Store of Emerson & Burr, Mechanics Hall
Building, at any time during business hours
Residents OF Portland wishing to enjoy the privi-
lege ofthis Library, Numbering between 5000 and
1900 Volumes and TO which constant additions win
be made can be entitled to do So by paving to the
Librarian the sum of two dollars per year.
july 2eodlm
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For Rent.
( 1FFlCES in the third story CT building on corner
~ Of Exchange and Milk Streets ENQUIRE at Of
fee OF OCEAN INSTR ANa,E CC
Fep. 20. u Exchange Street.
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Special River Dispatches.
ExcLUsIvELY TO THE JOURNAL

VINCENNEs, March 90 The river has
fallen five inches since last night, and is
still falling slowly. The Heroic passed up
at $50 this afternoon. The Advance and
Mate passed mp yesterday morning. The
steamer Mason lays up here.
LOUISVILLE, March 20.-The river is fall
ing two inches per hour. Raining steadi-
ly since ten o'clock this Morning. City
front entirely clear of water, and the in
habitants thereof preparing to return to
Their quarters -Zsgh bone aglai gsg
+ CAIRO, March 20.-4Cloudy and misty with
RAIN. Mercury &C. Therfyer has rose an inch
in the past twenty-four hours, and is now
an inch and a half higher than in 1892, or
ever before known here. Business dull.
Arrivals and Departures-P. w. Strader,
New Orleans to Louisville, P. M; w. R.
Arthur. st. Louis to New Orleans, 3 PM;
Rover, st. Louis to Pittsburg, p M; star
light, Wabash river to New Orleans, P.
M; Baltic, St. Louis to New Orle ms,
P. M.
ST. LOUIS, March 2O.-The weather is
much warmer, with slight rain falling
tonight.
PTrTsBURG, March 2O.-Weather CLOUDY
and cool. The river is falling, with teet
4 in the channel. Business is Gull anu
freights scarce. Departed-Argosy, Tor
Cincinnati; Savannah and sherman, ior
St. Louis and the Upper Missouri
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Especial to Evansville Journal
Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, March 90
FIoUR-Held firmly; sales light, at about
yesterdays prices.
WHEAT weak; No. / Spring
declined 25c; sales at 50 0s@2 II; closing
quiet at 81 90; rejected Spring, inactive;
No. quiet, with light sales at 81 40.
CoRN-Declined since yesterday 41@5c.
OATs-A fair amount of activity, and a
decline of l@2c; closes at 45c.
BARLEY-No. 2, 76@s5c in store.
MESS PORK - Inactive, and altogether
nominal; holders ask so so; buyers offer
so OO@22 25. i@3
LARD-Declined nc; sales, 900 tierces, at
l2c. s....g..ar
HAMs-sweet picked, higher; sales at
lS14@l4c.
BULK MEATs--Inactive nominally un-
changed.
DRESSED HoGs-Very quiet, at So 25G9 rs.
LIVE HoGs-Quiet; lO@l5c lower; sales at
81 O0g7 IS for medium to choice lots.
REcEIPTs-5,OO0 barrels of -four; 5.715 GEN.
tails of wheat; 300 centals of corn; 1900
centais of oats; 1855 hogs. Shipments,
400 barrels of -four; l. 95s centals of wheat
2, 800 centais of corn. XXX = r-4- - - q
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BoWldering Streets.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

II a. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. N
TIME COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
III city of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until Mafch 18th, 1887, for grad
ing and bowldering the following streets
viz:
First street, from the southeast curb-l1ne
of Leet street, to the northwestern terml--
nus of said street at the eastern line Vi
Block No. 1913, Eamasco;
Division street, from the northeast cur ~ y
line of Water street to the southwest sue
of First street; la
Division street, frcpl the northeast SUE
OF First street to the m1ddle Vi
street; .,a,e Coo
Division street, from the middle OF i TSc
ond street to the southwest slde Of 4 Ailru
street; .-f-..g..1,o c,,rl,.IiDa
Elm street, from the northeast Gu diSi. ne
of Water street to the southwest siue VI
First street; - -,.f ..,,;1a,a Of T c,,,st
,straet tn the middle of Main Street;
Water Street. from, the middle OF Main
s+raet n the middle of sycamore street,
seXUater. street. from the middle or syea-.
,,,ore street TO the middle OF Vine street =
~ GGbheecifications may be seen at the City
Clerks office. ~
D1 A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
3 EyansvtlIe. March I'd. 1871. lmch2
M Union copy.] HHa
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New York Money and Stock Market.

STOCKS Market dull at second board,
with pleasure to sell at last open board.
They continued heavy, and were lower al
ter call.
GOLD-Market stronger at the close, anu "a
the last sales at 1872. cash gold scarce this
afternoon, and loaned at 3-329l-l6, after
clearing house closed.
GoyERSMENTs7- Dulltbis AFTERNOON reg reg:
istered of IS. IOafd 1905 ;scoupons, 109@ 10Y
SOS registered, of '62. ll77s@1075s;; go
coupons, IO91siO9l4; do, of ga, l0712@I07s4 /;
5 20 coupons of IS, 10I54t9I05; coupons OF
tered. d71Eag7sl; 1910 coupons. g79s@971s
August 1906, 106@1O511s; June 1905, 1890
1867; July 7-3O's, 10511a9l055s; June coupons
OF "a lI73I6llS,
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buE they were too high, and ought to be
X reduced in conformity with the recent
4 decline in cotton. But prices OF most ue,
Z scrip ions of goods Dotn qoiie>tlc an4
! foreign eeTn to have touched bott ON. and
! the result is increased actlVI y in the mar
ket with every prospect OF lively TRADE
during the next few weeks.
Brown SheetingS and ShlrC1ngS nave Deen
in improved demand at concession OF
| 5@Ic per yard on standard makes
BIeached musins of best makes are firm
and in good request, but inferior makes
have been selling at reduced prices.
Stripes are in improved demand, at rath-
I er easier rates. Checks are still Sparingly
dealt in, and although there is no material
teration in prices, the tendency is in ia
vor of buyers. Ticks are about Is. lower
on best makes, with rather more inquiry.
Cheaper goods sell more freely at 212934c.
Cottonades are in fine display, and beg n
ming tn sell more readily, at 1920 lower.
Kentucky jeans have met more ready
sale at reduced figures, ranging from 35g
SOC for best makes, the latter for ermine
cloths.
Satinets have been quite active at 45@50c
for blacks and mixtures in good makes.
The goods are now held fully sc higher, and
the mills have again started unadY1Sedly,
and will be sorry. Delaines are two cents
lower on all makes, and selling more read
LAwNs-The inquiry for this class of
goods has proved light thus far this season,
owing to the limited wants of Southern
trade and the unfav orable weather North,
which keeps business back. The Pacific
Mills have reduced their price to 25c for
400 cloth. At this concession there has
been an improved inquiry, but without
leading to any general activity. rs
+ FOREIGN DRY GooDS.-There is no partic-
ulaf change in this department of trade
since our last calling for extended re-
marks The market as a general thing, is
rather quiet, except in Specfalttes which
are found to be in light stock and held
with increated confidence. Irish and
Scotch Linens are not abundant, and are
in request at full prices. Silks are also in
demand and firm at previous rates. Staple
Dress Goods, such as Mohairs, AlpacaS.
and Italian cloths are in request, and held
with increased confidence. Fancy styles
of ladies' dress goods are less sought after,
owing to the unfavorable weather, and are
being forced to sale through the auctions
atlow rates. Any staple class of goods,
however,is held with increased confidence
since the passage of the tariff but buyers
| Broad Cloths and Black DoeSkins moved
slowly but are firm. - 8ail bt
| CoUNTERFEIT.-Count $40 notes on
| the Flour Cftg National Bank, of Roche ter,
! New York, are being extensively circu-
| lated. The counterfeit is said to be very
| dangerous one. We learn from a Chicago
paper that that section of country has
| been literally flooded with these notes, and
/ that numerous arrests have been made of
! parties passing them. Nearly all of the de-
| nominations of the National currency
have been closely initiated; and persons
4 receiving this species of money should
/ scrutiniZa il clOgelV.s fW .farrr.tEg
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RIV E R II z w 8
For Other River Items see Seventh Page.

There were no additional arrivals last
evening after the Tarascon. 1.-THE Taras-f
con had a nice packet trip, and turned
over large amount of freight to the May
fiower........Thei Mayfiowef waited till af-
ter The freight train totake lot of stock
that came down the road She had a large
number of passengers and a good freight
trip ....... The Leonora No. 2 did not get off
last night, She will, we presume, leave
early to-day ........The J. p. Webb left for
Wabash late last night with big trips.......
Capt. Henry twill positively leave
with the Chattanooga on Friday leyening
for Cumberland River-.,.-,The Phantom
will leave this evening or tomorrow for
the Wabash River, for load of corn .......
The Alice Dean, Capt. jim. Pepper, will be
here this morning early for New Orleans.
Capt. Dean expects to attend church in
New Orleans on sunday. The Great
Republic will be here tomorrow morning
u........fhe Mary Forsythe, a magnificent
and capaciOus steamer of the Atlantic and
Mississippi line, will be here to-day and
load for New Orleans. She will leave to-
morrow eyening."-....Captain Carver, late
of the W. r. Arthur, bought for $4,000
Fitzgerald's one-eighth interest in the
Virginia, and assumed the commands........
The Quickstep will not resume her trips to
Cairo till next Tuesday her repairs being
retarded by bad weather.....I is estimated
that between q, 900 and 80 600 people visited
the Great Republic at Cincinnati, on Tues
day........ The Commercial of yesterday says:
dennis Long, the famous Louisville en-
CINE builder, and Mr.. Howard, the cele-
brated Jeffersonville boat builder, inspect
ed the Great Republic yesterday, and 'ac-
knowledged the corn that she is COM
plete success in every particular" How
are you Louisville Democrat.
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Trade in Cincinnati last Week.

! The Dry Goods and other similar trades
are still inactive for the season of the year
though Notwithstanding most unprobi-
tiouS weather, the sales of Goods have i'm
proved during the past week over what
they were for several previous weeks. Yet
it is weary waiting on so tardy an opening
offspring sales, and particularly SO for dues
that are in arrears. t-st e tl iltt-I 0U
Groceries have had a quiet and rather
duh market during the week, and prices
are not maintained at so high q point as
they were quoted last Monday, except. per-
haps, on fancy grades of staple articles.
Raw Sugars in hhds. are quoted as ranging
at ll1z@l414c., the latter figure covering
choice Demarara, though there are SAM
higher. Soft refined range at l41zc 10 l51ac,
and hard refined at 1870. Rio Coffee
ranges at 2l1zc to 271Sc for low grades roast
ing to fancy In lots OnlnaereioL, 18th.
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New YORK Drr GOODS Market.
By NALL TFT

By Maill From Economist 10Th INST.
The season up to this time has been suite
unpropitious for the sale OF goous. are
clement Winters within our recollection;
The trade comes in sure enough SLOW anu 1IlI
late, but better late than never. For
languid- ana nr,ces so much depressed, par
ticnlarIy for wooiens, as to be unrenuner-
alive, and general stoppage OF mills became
necessary. But there is no truth IN Tue
assertion that a panic exists In tne cry
goods market here. Print cloths and prints
and heavy sheetings, are slightly lower,
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Y Z l4dCincinnatf Market

By Telegraph1 CINCfNNATI, March 90
FLoUR-Unehanged and steady: super
fine 50 f51t0 - ;gtrade brands -Fll150@l3 SO,
and Sl4to SI6foF fancy bFands.s y ~
WHEAT-Unchanged and steady; No. l
spring g so; No. 2, y 80. - 'Vf-
CoRN-Irregular and prices generally
higher and closing at 74c for No. in ele-
vator, and S4@S5c in sacks sf.6a's -
gsOATs-Steadyl and unchanged;i No. /,
7 RYE.Advancedt to 81 45@I As, and at the
close could not have been bought below
BARLEY STEADY at 81 20@p 30 for spring,
and 81 55@l 80 for fall. ~ sHfd -
CoTrON-Dull. aud prices are nominal at
CSC for middling uplands. 30 OH
WHIsKY--Firmer at 261a@27c in bond.
MESS PoRK--Less firm and hardly any
| demand city could not have been sold al
! over S22 90 at the close, nor country better
! than SO. gtH 80 s21@ $50 .rt i.tllLj
BULK MEATs-14c lower; sales of 100000
pounds shoulders and sides at Stg iOc, and
| closing firm at these rates; bacon In good
| demand at 91s@1l1a and lie for shoulders,
sides and clear sides; plain. hams l5CS!312c,
| and sugar cured, l5@l512c, with IAN de-
| mand
LARD-Firm; sales of 700 tierces CT city,
az B s1y4T1 Firm for fresh, al 2sAase.
CHEEsE-In moderate demana, az lo5a9
| tic for common, ndlS@I9c for factory and
!. CLOVER sEED--steady. at ss75@s 90; the
! latter rate for prime new.
+ TIMoTHY-Dull, at 50. 81. IS 3, ..ss,ts4.lrs
FLAx-S2 30a2 So -
/ LINsEED OIL-Dull, at 81 .3711 40.
+ SUGARS Steady; raw, I11a@l5c. -
,CoFFEE-Firm, and in fair demand, al z
| @2Sc; the latter rate for verE choice.
MONEY = Market continues close; 99li
/ per cent. - 81
! ExCHANGE-Scarce and firm; currency Is
1 still being sent East to keep up balances
the buying rates are par to 30 per THOUSAND
| PREMIUM tti t,tl't ... til -.t' =
GoLD-Closed l33s4@ ia. buying; and 1872
| SalliDu. very little gold here and impOrt-
ers have to send East for il TO pay duties on
| their imported goods. al
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Especial to Evansville journal
Pittsburg Oil Market.

By Telegraph PITTsBURG, March 20.
There is more enquiry for. crude, and
prices are firm at e14961zc for bulk, and
bbls returned; l114@1115c, pkgs included.
Receips LOO bbls Refined, in bond, quiet,
and no sales. Free oil selling at 40c per
gallon.
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MEMPHIS, March 2O.-weather raining.
The river rose inch up to dark Business
dull. Departed-Swallow, Leonidas, Gen.
Quitman, and Mepham. for New Orleans;
Emerald and Clifton, for Cincinnati. In
port-Des Arc, Harry Dean, Minneola, and
Belle st. Louis. The Clifton TOOK 500 bales
of cotton; the Emerald 500 bales.
NASHVILLE, March 20. = River falling,
with u feet water on the Shoals; raining
all day.