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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY Wellington Goddiu,
Auctioneer and Real Estste Agent

rT1HE CELEBRATED ESTATE ON
i JAMES RIVER, IN JAMES CITY COUNTY,
KNoWN AS "JANEsT0WN IsLAND;n COZ
DRIED AND NINETY-ONE ACRES, FOR SALE
kTkUCTION.-Att the request OF Major William
Allen, I shall sell Mt pnblic auction, at my Office
I'm the city of Richmond. ut the corner OF Bank
and Eleventh streets. on TUESDAY the 9th Octo-
ber 1853 ut u O'Clock NJ, that valuable estate OF
historic fame known rs JAMESTOWN ISLkND
containing THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-ONE ACRES, OF which four hundred and
three acres are open land OF great fertility, with
ample wood and timber for the use Of the place:
There are on the place the ruins OF several old
buildings erected before the Revolution, and Few
other buildings for the use Of the estate. r.
7 his property Is or peculia value by reason OF
It's location. It has long river front where YES
sells or the largest size can load thus afording I'M
usual facilities for transporting to northern mar
kets fruits, vegetables. AMI other crops The cl-
mate and the soil are admirably adapted for early
vegetables and fruits.
Whilst the place Is susceptible Of division into
several smaller tracts, It will be sold rs whole.
Persons disposed to view the property can DO SO
at any time before the day Of sale.
The title Is clear except as to lien OF about
$4,000 which will be discharged out OF the pro-
ceeds Of sale.
those disposed to embark In farming or 10 the
trucking business is particularly called to this
truly valuable property. =.
4 plat Of the island can be seen Mt my ONCE.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance ut 4 s. ana
IL months for negotiable notes. interest added Sc
cured by trust deed.
Possession at the end of the year. .,
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by Wellington Goddin,
auctionepr and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
v ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD Ne
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS,
AND At THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
GRACE AND FIRST STREETS, FOR ALE Al
AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction on the prcmi.
SEQ on THURSDAY the 81 of December 1858, at I
o'clock p n. those TWO NALU ABLE LOTS
with several small buildings thcreonl adjoining
the property Of Mr.. Michael VAL, each fronting
alley ten feet wide. fer which VIII )" s." tuCSc
THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS al ne
northwest corner of Grace and First streets ttcn
fronting 80 feet running back 1855 feet TO IN alN?
sixteen feet wide. ON thee lots there ar" several
old framed buildings belonging to tie tenants no"
renting for $500 tn 80 per anuum.
TERMS : Cnc-third cash; balance al lcur AMI
eight months for negotiable notes: lntereS hIhe''
secured nv a trust deed w. GODDlN,
NO "a tuctloucCr.
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ut the end of the year.
W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.

P. Son the foregoing estate there Is first
rate NEW WHARF, where vessels drawing, SIX
teen feet Of water can approach. There is also
good bridge connecting the island with the main
land at the road leading to williamsburg, distant
six and half miles. In addition. there Is upon 1t
GOOD ORCHARD of various kinds Of fruits.
-- W. GODDIN Auctioneer.
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FUTURE DAY.
BY S. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
" HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRE
OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
NEAR THE COURTHOUSE, ON THE CLIO
YER HILL ROAD.--By virtue Of decree OF The
Circuit Court of Richmond, pronounced on the
3oth of November, 1893, In the case Of Monteiro's
guardian against MCn.ciros. shall, as one OF tbs
special commissioners thereby appointed, proceed
TO sell at public auction, at the Office Of yelling
ton Goddln, auctioneer at the corner Of Bank aad
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY The 18th Of becemoer, 1868. ut L
O'Clock H., the TRACT OF LAND located as
above, Of which benjamin Graves died seized,
containing by actual survey SEVEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, Of which the
larger proportion is covered with original and Sc
condary growth Of oak, pine, Nc, which is regard
ed very valuable by reason Of Its access to james
river by the Glover Hill railroad.
There are on the tract several old buildings,
needing some repairs.
TERMS enough In cash to defray the expenses
of sale and tie of the suit; balance In equal
instruments OF one and two years for bonds with
good personal security, bearing interest," the same
payable semiannually and title retained untll all
OF the purchase money is paid and Il conveyance
directed by the conrt
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE,
&c o-stawtds Acting Commissioner.
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s.DgE AND FOUND.

T OST, on Saturday last, a large BLACK
Ii CALFSKIN POCKET-BOOk, with a num-
Der of bills, papers, due bills. &C., In tt also, some
Confederate and other notes Of special value to
any one. My name was written in the book. A
liberal reward will be paid for Its delivery to me.
JAMES BOLTON,
de e-3t No. Is Ninth street.
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IN BARRELS CHOICE APPLES, just
HULST q KING,
roIa l422 Main street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

n
Il TRACT OF LAND IN LOUISA COUNTY.
BY virtue of two deeds Of trust executed to the un-
dersigned by Nathaniel w. Harris-the one bear
Ing date on the 9th OF July. 1s47, and the other
bearing date on the goth of October, ls65-both Of
which have been duly admitted to record In the
Clerks office of Louisa county we shall proceed to
sell to the highest bidder on WEDNESDAY the cd
of December 1883. on the premises. that valuable
tract Of land in Louisa county called FREDE-
FWEvE H hAE5 EcDDn' a9p Fo S AcRE
more or less. situated In full view of Frederick's
Hall depot, and Immediately south Of the same.
On tits a large brick dweiling-house, now in good
condition, and also the usual out-houses such as
are ordinarily found on a large estate. The high
land has been much improved by the use of guano
and other fertilizers, and there Is on the estate
large portion or the most productive meadow land,
lying on the west side of Little river.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are invited to
view the premises.
Terms One-thIrd cash, and by the consent of
the creditors the balance will be divided into two
instalments-one Of which will be required twelve
months after the SALE and the other In two years,
each to bear Interest, to be paid annually.
W. G. T. NELSON,
r. r. T. BIBB,
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OIL BLACKING-A superior

NJ AUUUM UII BLAChINH-A superior
v article for softening and preserving harness,
boots, Shoes buggy tops, and al kin OF leather
material. max NJ them soft, plant, AID water
proof. Try 1t. For sale by
a. BODEkER L BROTHER,
noN Main street near Old Market.
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Frederick's Hall, Louisa county, Oct. "a, 1885,

The STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and KITCHEN
UTENSILS such as are usually found on large
estate will be sod on the same day ut auction i'm
mediately after the sale of the real estate. Terms
of sale Sums Of sos and under, cash: over that
amount nine months credit, the purchasers giving
bonds, bearing interest, with approved security.
r. L. HARRIS Attorney in Fact,
for A. W. Overton.
Frederirk's Hall, November 16, 1858.
no 17-eodtds
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pOsTpOHEMEN

In consequence OF the unavoidable ab?encr OF IN
trustee the above sale IS postponed until FKip"i l.
December !, at the same hour. -, ronDrX
" ''''F'''+''
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS DAY.
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STRAIED, some two weeks ago, a E7ss3
~ PALE REP BUFFALO COW; shcEA-
was giving little milk, anu was very fat; her
left hiGd leg had been broken when calf, leaving
lump on the inside Of IT just above the knee. a
liberal reward viii be paid If left ut No. Wall
street. under the Ut. Charles Hotel.
de 2-2% THOMAS z. GIBSON.
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OK REWARD.-Strayed or stolen SSssa
eDc on Friday night November 9th, ILL.,
1853. my COW, dark red black face. with white
spots: both ends Of her horns sawed off; sDeck on
one eye, In which she is blind.
j. SALOMON,
de LIST, swift. vet head of Brook turnn,Ee.
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lDES WANTED.-Highest cash prices
- paid for DRY or GREEN HIDES by
ae,.. HULST IL KING.
Richmond. y AN-S Nnaih stiSet,
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STRAYED FROM MY HOUSE ON fasa
~ the 10th instant one DARK RED COW SS.l1-
with white stripe under her stomach. Amy pt T.
son returning the cow to my house, on Fourth
and Byrd Streets CANDLES Hill, will be literally
rewarded.
de l-3ls JOHN MESSI FER.
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NOR RENT, STORE and DWELL, a.
mo ON Broad between Second and Third 2X
straets Amply to WILLIAM PFRiFFEh:
Sixth between Broad and Marshail streeIs'
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sEeE RENE.

TOR RENT, one-half of MANSION M
Il HOUSE In complete order, and oc are, ON.
hracing narinr dining and cllamber-rooms. win
kitchen and large yard attached TO pa,ty VIII he
ont Tor smalll children an adress,nr box 81
nnered. art!cm, de 1--3tS
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TOR RENT, desirable COUNTRYMA
T. RESIDENCE and MARKET GARDEN, sss
IN the axten sion of Main street half mile from
ire new corporate limits. consisting Of four acres
Of highlg-tmprnvod land. n brick house with two
stories and basement. containing seven rooms; a
hrick kitchen and a new barn, stable, and car
ria house. This place Is just being put In tho
rough repair, and . Ill make desirable residence
for any one. RICHARDSoN & NFWBURN.
3n-et l0l6 Main street. corner = leVenth.
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WANTS.

WTANTED, PARTNER with $500 to
w $500, TO take an equal interest In cash bu-
siuess In the city of Richmond. Warranted to pay
from so to 100 per cent. per month: Call or adj
dress j. Il. NOTTUS
de 2-2t< st. Charles Hotel.
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?. S.-Eidders for the foregoing property will
meet at Captain Elijah Bakers store, on Fenable
and Twenty streets, at y O'Clock punclually.
de l-2lnMtls w. q.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CISCIENATI, May %.
FLoUR-Very duh and droouing; fami-
". s1OGll0 so; the latter an extreme.
WHEAT-Dull at e 35@2 a for \ os. l and
Winter.
CORS-Ilregular; sold at 92c on the land
ing, and 95@94c at the lower roads.
OATS-Quiet at S04Slc.
RYE-Scarce and Salable at S292 %.
C0TToS-Quiet at 29c for niddling.
TOBACCO-Firm at full rates; sales Of $50
hogsheads.
PROVISIONS Very dull mo demand mess
pork held at SIS; bulk meats at l2149l41lc;
bacon held at 1870 for shoulders, 16M9l7c
for clear rib and clear sides; lard nominal
at 1870 for prime Kettle rendered; cheese
selling at SCIl4c for new. according to the
grade; butter in light supply, and firm at
26929c for fresh eggs, lSc.
OILs-Linseed oil, 81 l7@l Is, and dull;
lard oil dull at 81 45@l SO; petroleum, 500
CSC for refined free.
SUGAR = Firm, and in good demand /;
Cuba, l3@I41zc; Porto Rico, lS549l5c; and
DemOTars. l5171l6c.
Co FFEE-in demand at 22G26c.
HoGs-D Dull and declining; the whole
range is 81 50a9 p, gross.
HAY-Dul1 at SI39l6-
POTATOES large supply the market
duIt at IL 30 per busnel, and s. 6593 IS per
barrel.
GoLD--l391s.
MoNEY-fRe market is easy at SOLO per
cent.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO, May y.
FLoUR-Duu; Spring extras. So 1893 S71z.
e WHEAT-No. Equiet; sales at 81 9992 %;
No. Is fairly active and 34@354e lower ;
sales at 81 g112dl 9439, closing At 81 Gig
81 9l15.
CoRN-Fairly active and 14@15c lower;
safes of No. l at S7150tSs14c; No. 2 at S515g
SG54c; rejected at S5Z9S6c, closing at S712c
for No. l.
OATS More active and lc lower; sales at
S61&aS7c, closing at inside.
Rye AND BARLEY-InactiVe and nOmi-
nal. W4Htr a4t#H NF#N aN G&
PROVISIONS Dull and nominally lower.
Mess Pork SIS %. Lard l73l9l74c. Dry
salted shoulders lI349l2c.
BEEF CATTLE-DulI; almost nominal.
HOGS-Are active aald' steady for better
grades and weak for inferior lots; SSd8 so
for medium to fair; IS S069 l21z for good,
and 50 e50a9 IS for prime to extra choice.
FREIGHTS-Less a 3tive and easier; &C for
wheat, 4d454c for corn, and 3l&c435<c for
oats, TO Buffalo. -aaN ""
RECEIPTs-Of 46, ass barrels Flour, 81 IA
bushels Wheat, 1I3, 900 bushels Corn 3D. 459
bushels Oats. 6 ,333 Hogs.
SHIPMENTs-Of :, 800 barrels Flour, 43, 925
bushels Wheat, I32 SS5 bushels Corn, s., 1876
bushels oats, ,Z72 Hogs.
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ST. louis Marhrh

By Telegraph sT. LOUIS, Nay 20.
TOBACCO Strong al T@s5. c for lugs, 91S9
1870 ToT dark leaf, Sl5940 Tor medium and
bright leaf. e.
C0TF9S-Improyed 251zc To- low mid
ding.
HEaF-FirTn and unchanged
FLOUR = Dull a.! grades below fancy
lowers choice Fab superfue sold at " y;
double extra, So 504IO 50; double extra to
fancy. SIIg33 70.
WHEAT : Lower, except for strictly
choice. red FAN sold at - 506g2 &C.. white,
s. 6laZ g; soft Spring IL demand at s. cog
s. IS
CoRS -FIrmer, and choice white higher
a. g. 5zg93c; mixed aDC yellow, oSae9c.
OATS-LoWer at 7St9Slc.
EYE-Firm at s. S59l S73z.
PRov. SToNS-Q uiet; only retail bus
ness doing; pork sold at SIS 50; bacon
shou deTs 1870, clear sides, l75z9l71zc, and
sugar cured b rnssl87ze. EEE
CATTLE-Q uiet and unchanged at 59S1zc,
gross.
SHEEP-s2a6 90 per mead.
REeEPTs-FlOur, $50 barrels; wheat,
I5,70J- b0 she's corn, 800 bushels; oats,
10 800 bushels.
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eAH Yerk Marser.

By Telegrapn.I NV yoRK, May 2.
coT1oS-Less active At ABOUT pvevious
prices; sales go bales at SIC FOR Inlddliag
FIoUR- Receipts 10. 49, barrels, and $500
bags: 0uli and heavy and l0c lower; sales
700 barrels at SSas 40 for superfne state
IS e0,010 70 for extra western: ST 50GI3 for
white WI eat extra SO 508l3 10 for round
hoop Ohio; Sll9Ll2 Tor extra 81. LOUIS; az .
@l6 for good 70 choice do; closing quiet;
California fayoTs buyers re four quiet
sales $50 bRrreIs4t SSG70.
CORN MEAL-Qulet.
a II SKE-NOIn lnal.
WHEAT Receipts 2, $50 bushels; quiet
ana slightly in buyers favor; sa Is - 500
bushels al - 1912 70 for No. , Spring; - g
for white state; 81 s. for white Canada.
RYE-Quiet; sales 5000 bushels.
RIE &ALT-sZ o..
BAELEY-NO Inlnal.
iBARLEY MALT-Qulet; sales LOCO bushels
CoRN-Receipts 1862 bushels; irregular
and unsettled sales I39 600 bushels az 81 O6
u Is .Cr new mixed Western ahoat;
cniedy 81 0791 o. and 81 10 for inferior
Southern yellow IN store.
Oars Receipts none; easier: sales 5000
pusuels al S59S555c for Western IL store
81 9s6ssc TOR do. af1Oat.
EIcE-Quiet.
''5FEEE-DuIl
SUGAR STEADY: sales ], 200 hhds.. at liz
9l5c: zoo boxes Of Havana, at l2c.
MoLAssEs Steady.
EOPS-DuN.
PETaoLEU9T-QQieti 1870 for crude; soc
FOR refined bonded.
PosK- Lower. and il moderate de-
mand; sales 5000 barrels; SIS O092S 80 for
new mess, and closing a SIS Is cash; 81 50
ar - for old no.. and closing at SZ7 30
cash: - 75@23 . tor prime new mess
s2o 81 iOr seller last. half OF jane; SIS ,
tor buyers June.
BEEF-SIeady: sales 80 barrels; SIS Goa
SO 80 Ior new plain mess; SO 50924 - for
new extra mess; also 70 tierceS at SO 000
sS4 o. tor prime mess; S34 O0937 00 Tor In
dia mess.
BEEF HAsIs-Quiet and heavy: sales Is
barrels. AZ SIS 50G32 50.
CUT MEATs-Quiet and declining; sales
10 packages: 1870 l312c for shoulders; 1910
I71s Tor hams; mlddles nominal.
LAED-Steady. and c-Osing more firm;
50 IS 1875 barrels; I75491S1&c for steam
Isl 89l9c tor Kettle rendered.
BUTrER-Quiet; 25sS0c for OHIO; 30933c
for state.
CHEESE-DuII, al SsaI6c.
FEEICHTS TO LIVERPJoL--WithO out de-
cided change; $1,000 bushels corn per
steamer a tod.
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River Dispatches.

MEMPHIS. May 29.-The Memphis and
Arkansas River packet Centralia, from
Fort Smith to Memphis, struck a snag at
Auburn Landing, on Wednesday, and
sunk in feet of water. She Will prove q
total loss She is owned by the Memphis
and Arkansas Packet Company, and was
valued at $1,000. She is insured in st.
Louis and Cincinnati, for $4,000.
LOUISVILLE, May 29.-RiEer about. at a
stand, with feet ) inches in the canal.
New ORLEANS, May 29--Noon.- Arrived
Indiana, Spark and bargeS-
Departed-Peytona and Bismarck.
CINCINNATI. May 29.-NoOn.-River fall
en- I6 inches; Is feet inches IN the chan
mel.
PIrrsBURG, May 29.-W feather cloudy
and warm. River feet 4 inches and
rising.
Arrived st. Charles. Cincinnati; New
York, Nashville.
Departed-Me st. Louis; ST.
Charles, Cincinnati.
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WTANFED TO INFORM THE PUB
w Lie, generally, that We are now pre-
pared to sell county and Stale rights for
our patent Bed Lounge. This is, IN every
respect, the best bed lounge ever made.
As a lounge it is both beautiful and strong,
and when opened forms a bed, as perfect
IN every particular as any bed IN the
world having the only perfect spring mat
tress ever constructed in a bed lounge.
II also contains a safe for bed clothing,
yvhetheriOpened or closed. These lounges
can be manufactured and sold 50 low that
thew are bound to come into competition
with, and e certain to supersede, all
other lounges, since, for the price of q
LOUNGE stfoae, both lounge and bed, with
g magnificent spring mattress, can be had.
In the small city of Cleveland, Ohio,
during the past SIX months, 20 lounges
have been sold. at such price as to net 10
the manufacturer profit of $1,000. There
is a sure fortune to any man who viii tax e
nold OF this thing. L. u. LEONARD 81 CO..
20 West Third Street, CINCINNATI. Imal9d2w
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The weather yesterday was IA ally de-
light uI..........The additional arrivals and
depa lures up 10 midnight were the
Ozark, Arkansas River to Cincinnati;
Alaska, Cincinnati to New Orleans; Rich
mond, Louisville to New Orleans; ] p.
Webb, from CIarksville; Tennessee, to
Cairo; sam. Orr, to Eastport; Rob Roy,
corn pile nd return.
The Ozark goes to Cincinnati to repair.
1.-THE Alaska had a splendid trip,
being loaded to nine feet..........The ]. 2.
Webb had l25 hhds tobacco and so tons
scrap iron, and was full OF people.......T The
Richmond arrived at 5 O'Clock and took
on some freight, and then went up into
the bend above the city to. ia ge 1000 sacks
Of corn. She will not get on till
daylight. She will be over half
loaded when she gets the corn aboard.
The Rob Roy returned at midnight......a
The Sam Orr had a fair trip out last even
ing THE Tennessee had also a fair
trip.
FOR WABASH RIvER.-The Chattanooga
leaves to- day for Wabas River, and is an
excellent boat Captain Henry Scott, an
experienced navigator, is in command,
and Bob Lancaster is her clerk. She re-
ceived a ffneliot Of freight rom the Rob
Roy. She is the only boat now in the
Erade, and should receive a liberal patron
age.........The MOllie Norton goes to Hen
derson, at 10 O'Clock this morning, to
accommodate those desiring to attend the
races ana tournament there, tod ay........ -.
The Sam. J sHalemay be expected up this
evening or Tomorrow morning.
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New York Gold and Stock Market.
By telegraph

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May 20.
MoNEY-EaSy. with very moderate de-
mand at 495 per cent salt TO stock bro
Kers, while Government dealers had q
large balance left with them at 293 per
cent. Prime paper wanted at 697 per
cent.
STERLING-Quiet.
GoLD-After declining to 1898, advance
ed o l go ami closed az 1877.
GOVERNMESTs - Fell in the forenoon
about 4 per cent, but in the aftern on
there was better feeling. and there were
large sales and rea ctIOn of 3s9A per
cent, and the arket closed strong. Henry
CIews & Co. furnish the annexed 80 quo
tatiOns: Coupons of 81, 1153sG1l51s; do '62,
In5s9lIlsz; do. "a, l095s9 1887; do. '65, I09s<
@l0s7s new, lll,ls4gldIl5s; do 81, 1ll5s@ll2;
2 he receipts OF the Sub Treasury were,
81 ,996, 232; payments, 1857 ,944i balance,
500, 5940SO. The shipments of specie to-
morrow, it is expected, will reach 81 ,000,-
600. The conversions of 7-S0's to-day was
S. S29, $50.
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View Orleans Market.

BY TelegTaph.I NEW .ORLEANs. May %.
COTToN-QUlet but 1rm; midding 291Sc;
sales for tue week. $50 bales: receI pts
i,2el bales Lex ports. TO Liverpool, 1852 bales ;
10 tie GOnBin 81 400 bales -coastwise 1873
bales; stock 1883.
EXCHANGE -~terling I52G15412; New
York sight premium.
GOLDFISH
SUGAR-QIi and unchanged.
MOLAsSES Without change and quiet.
FLoUR-Dull; superdne IS 509S Is; CHI dice
unchauge
CoRS-Easy at 81 Q7l&9I 10.
OATS-PriLne Sc.
FAY-sIS42l.
PokE-Duii a. S29 =.
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