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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-23

Corn ExcHAEGE.-The hours OF business
at the Corn Exchange have been altered.
The Exchange now opens at 9R o'clock a;
NJ. Sales commence at quarter TO lo, and
clase at II a. M.
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+ PETITION IN Observation-Disclosures NJ.
Thompson, of Hanover county, filed hispe-
tition in bankruptcy at Judge Bonds office
Yesterday.
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REsP1TED. The Governor on yesterday
granted further respite to. Robert Kemp
and Abel Williams, convicted Of murder in
Warwick county, until Friday the 9th of
November. They were to have been hung
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YESTERDAY was dull day at General
Stoneman's, headquarters. Not q single
Rad was appointed to Office. 4a2 l
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To TEACHERs.-Our facilities for executing all
kinds of printing for schools and colleges are un-
surpassed by any printing-house in Virginia. Call
at the Dispatch counting-room and leave your
orders. @ b
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WE NOTICED large thirty pound can
non yesterday lying iat the corner OF Hignla
and Broad streets, which put us very. m.cn
in mind Of bellnm days, but ON inquiry
ne were informed that 1t had been sent
from Fortress Monroe, and was bound for
The M National Cemetery at Fredericksburg.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Lee s. Goddin
sold on yesterday lot on Twenty-ninth
street between NJ and N, 33 feet front by
1872, with small framed dwelling, for $525.
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NJ. ELLYsoN Il Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
d. iv3l-aofk
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3 TEMpERAscE.-should the weather per-
NIT, q public temperance meeting, unoet y
the auspices of Marion Division sons Q, OF
Temperance, will be held at Sidney baptist
church to-night nt . quarter before .
o,olock. Several speakers will be IN ut
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g FALL AND WINTER TRADE-1s6s.
J. L. DOHERTY, MERCHANT TAILOR, -.
No. s22 Main street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, calls attention to the largest STOCK OF
GOODS he has ever offered at the commencement
OF season. r.
The styles are new, the fabrics excellent. and
the prices will be made satisfactory to ell who are
disposed to have garments made to order. '
Call and examine the stock. Sc H-am
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EOa NORFOLK, PORTS -aaEsIa

Tor NORFOLK, PORTS asEsNaI
a. MOUTH, AEDALL LANDING
ON THE JAMES RIVER.-The fast and elegant
steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain 2. c.. en-
named places ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and
FRIDAY st Cs O'Clock A. 3D., and returns on TueS-
PAssESG&Rs la arrive rive Ut G NORFOLK in time to
Connect connect with cleaners fer BALTIMORE and
POINTS NORTH. t. "tty
BURG On arrival OF STEAMER ~ ~
rare to Norfolk, %. 20. -
FREIGHT s.i..--
received up To "a Z. M. TUESDAYS, THURS
DeAAYS and SATURDAYS, for N 0RF0LK,
pp00RTsAOUTH, BOSTON, BALTIMORE, and
1alNClPAL LANDINGS on CHESAPEAKE
~ reasonable ratee .. ~.
Frelghts for way-landings must be prepaid.
Levers entrusted to purser OF steamer must ce
eastosed in Government gtamped envelope.
APpyto L. d. TATUM, Agent
NH II ONCE steamers wharf
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UALL AND WINTER OPENING. ..e

MRS. =. T.. CAHEN af
formerly Mrs. B. Demelmanl
announces TO her numerous friends and pa
IRONS that she has Just returned from New York
With TIE handsomest and latest novelties ofthe sea-
SON. She Is now prepared 20 furnish close buyers
ihG cheapest and best assortment Of all kinds Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
ever offered in this market Also, FURS.
Every article in her line has been purchased for
CASH and viii be sold at the lowest profits
II is useless TO mention the numerous articles, as
The ladies well aware that she always has kept
handsome assortment.
Ladies wishing 10 make their own bonnets will
find IL 10 their interest to call her, she will
give all necessary information. She will epdeavor
Ia serve The interest OF the ladies' assuring them
that whatever orders they may entrnst 10 her shall
be satisfactorily and promptly executed.
y. B.-On MONDAY the 26th OF October will
bca
GRAND OPENING, &
TO which she invites all ladies. Il
{yIosat every Saturday. soc 19-2w
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SEWING MACHINES. \

SCALES of all kinds REPAIRED and
NJ ADJUSTED. SO Sazz
SEWING MACHINES of all kinds REPAIRED
snG parts furnished.
vi TIE LATE IMPROVEMENTS put on the
SET11T SSTESTAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER 80 WILSON
sEWlNG MACHINES. @ sE a5!52F'
sLOAT ELLIPTIC MACHINES only bought.
IA Neither or us have any connection whatever with
any other establishments In this city. :,
SLOAT d ADD1EGTON,
oc lS-lm iil5 Cary street. near Fourteenth,
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m TEMPORARY REMOVAL

.asts .ti-E5s OF
@ JULIUS sYCLE s5.
FROM 913 MAIN STREET 7a Y
TO THE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
THOMAS D. QUARLEs, Sfs}t.
$40 BROAD, BETWEEN THIRD AND
tc FOURTH STREETS, 3sl
UNTIL HIS -,-s'4 II
NEW STORE,
.;- No. 415 BROAD STREET,
Is COMPLETED.
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DOWHATAN sTEAMBoATaaHas

DOWHATAN STEAMBOATGaEMng
l. COMPAN Y.-STEA A III e r 81
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE ROUTE TO
BALTIMORE, sAEANNAH, g0sTON, AND
THE WEST.-TRI-WEEKLY LINE TO BALI
TIMORE MAKING CLOSE CONNECTION
WITH STEAMERS TO PHILADELPHIA.-NO
CHARGE FOR WHARFAG y, DRAYAGE,
OF FORWARDING, AND NO TRANSHIP-
AND BALTIaORE.-LeaYes Baltimore. every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, snd sATUKRAY. U
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, ard SATURDAY.
freight received every day Except Sunday up to
!0'clock p. II. These steamers haye excellent So
Fare TWO DOLLARS: meals and gtateroom
extra. For freight or passage apply to
HARVEYS u WILLIAMS Agents,
IA r,rn N, orcs al R1ocF
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sPECHAH. NOTICES
M GREAT SUCCESS.
CROWDS or puRoHAsERs! !!

ESs G II EAT tS U CGEss.
CROWDS OF PURCHASERS
y svzrRe1sn TEA AND COFFEE oonrAsT.
TEA TEA TEAt
OoLONG, soc., sLoO, s1.ss, sl.5o.
oFa JAPAN, 300, sl.ss, s,.5o. Sa 5ea h 7iss'
"a ENGLISH BREAKFAST, ,sl.oo, sfes sl.so. Z
YOUNG HYSoN, s9c., LOO, $I.2s $I,5o. F.
2 IMPERIAL, sLoo,' SIPS, 81. 50, $2.eo.
GUNPOWDER, Sl.2s, sl.5o %. 90. 1,
. .CoFFEE.l COFFEE. COFFEE!
RIO, 23c., 2Sc, {
- MARAcAIBO, 2sc. sz@'. .4sufR
EAGUAYRA, 2sc.,, .sc. 4G1 ~
& s>iI7E ~ JAVA, sec. @
oLDGOYERNaIENTJ JAVA, 4oc.
COFFEE TOASTED and GROUND DAILY. fya
DESICCATEDI ICOCoANUT and GOLDFISH, In
convenient packages, great y saving si1s Oh 'ihe
and labor. gtss
SPLENDID SALMoN-salt, smoked, and canned.
FINE SMOKED HALIBUT, l5c- a b.
MESS MACKEREL-yery large and Fat.
BAKERS COCOA and CHOCOLATE. o
NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs; GOOD SYRUP.
SARDIEES, good and cheap. 49, @
FACTORY, PINEAPPLE, and ITALIAN
CHEESE. tssGr
LEMON, EGG, SODA, CREAM, and other
CRACKERS. 80
ST SUGARi SUGAR. SUGAR f5
All kinds at far below the usual prices.
Goods delivered in the city free OF charge. If
sent by express and not suting, to be returned at
our expense. a,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
~ CORNER MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
Zoe col " - !.
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MEETINGS.
ADJUSTMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
LESSEE. E.....,.. MIR. JOHN T. FORD.
ANOTHER SERIES OF SIX DRAMATIC
PERFORMANCES, ril
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 26TH.
SIX DIFFERENT PLAYS .t. -
will be acceptably presented with every attention
The police arrangements for the auditorium will
he ample. No noise will.be permitted except the
usual applause common to all well-regulated thea
Admissions so cents; dress circle, rs cents; sec,
ond or family circle, Is cents gallery for colorec
persons only, rs cents. c2l-St
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WOOD ANp COAL.

WIOOD AND COAL.-500 tons RED
wv ASH EGG and STOVE COALs; 900 cords
OAK and PINE WOOD. Also, CLOVER HUI
and MIDLOTHIAN LUMP COAL. All OF which
will be sold at the lowest market rates.
i Offices corner Of Seventeenth and Dock streets
90 az ssf :.sf.. WIRT ROBEHTS.
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ilTH STREET.
"nnn

lTrII STREET. 1fTH STREET.
: = COAL. GAL W. HALL CREW. WOOD.
HOAL WILL SOON NADVANCE.--Thes sea.
O!son for fires is to hand, and consumers should M
on iand ANTHRACITE-RED and WHITE
AsH-BITUMINOUs LUMP, HAIL, and AVE-.
RAGE COAL, which will sell at lowest msrEes I
once and yard for Anthracite Coal. Cary and
Bituminous Coal and Wood yard, Fourteenth
OC g.se.#p5r ~ a -sttf w. hALL ChSW We
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER %, 1853.
sun rises Moon sets. s..-....-.. IL .43
sun sets .5.24 High tide, z. M. -. 10. 20
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STEAMERS.

T1OR NEW YORK-OLD Do $@ss
e MINIOE STEAMSHIP COMPA NSAEA&
NY.-The splendid new side-wheel steamshtps
MARLE, and HATTGRAS, leave New York for
Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY. TnRvn Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. 1..s,.
Tlese salps &re entLreiy new they have elegant
saloons and stateroomB; the fare, accommoda-
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed. :.
Freights Tor points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for ac-
tual expenses incurred. ,''.- s't :.
Close connections made with steamers Tor all
southern and European ports.
Insurance Effected at lowest rates when ordered.
NJ L. MCCIEApY, President, Is7 Greenwich
street, New York.
WILLIAM C. DUEHAM 4 CO., Agents, II
mys corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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A COMFORT-SPLITS SAWED, WOOD
aud PINE WOOD, sawed and split, for Endlins
and cooking Saves expense and cost Of charcoal:
from Watkins. Cottreli Il Co., Main street, and
BrazeaI Cottrell, Basin and Ninth street, and at
Pump aud Fuel Factory south side gasin,
Oc II d. b. w AIh1N6.
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CHEAP WOOD AND CoAL.-Haying on
Y J hand large supply OF frst-rates OAK AND
PINE WOOD, which wish to sell before laying
are In want chance to lay in their winter supply
at reduced rates, shaft for q short time sell
WOOD at the following prices Oak S6 and xe.@i
and Can't be beat In the city. ] have also some
fYst-rate SOFT COAL. for grstes,l at $3.50 par
73El@ WI. MCDOWELL,
ee se-srn next to corner First and Broad.
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NIOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-The boats Of
I = the JAMES RIVER. Nd KANAWHA CA
NAL COMPANY viii leave the dock as usual
promptly at l? M. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
yond collected on delivery, prepaid, at the OPP
ton OF the shipper. Freight received and de-
liyered ut my Office, on the dock.
way freight viii not be delivered till charges are
paid.
costs locked znd insured.
dell EDWARD DILLON, Agent
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SHIPPING.

TOR PHILADELPHIA.-eaSn
e Steamer VALLEY CITY, Captain SSaaaa56&akss
MORGAN, now lying at her berth In the dock, WILL
receive freight for the above port TILL FRIDAY
Tor Norfolk also for Boston ria Norfolk, and close
connection made. Bills OF lading signed through:
passage TO Philadalphia, including meals and
stSteroom eie. ". p. PORTER, Agent
oc ai-St Office No. 2425 Dock street.
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nsILLINERY.-I have on hand n
wi and am daily receiving . fine assort- &ss3
;dsnt of BoNNETS, HATS, FEATHERS,>S
I'd everything pertaining to first-cisss millinery
S"'.rblishment, 10 which would respectfully ask
,be sttention of all, assuring them satisfaction.
MAS. NJ. J. DAVIS, No. 5t7 Broad street.
n,n-lm between Fifth and Sixth
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GOAL.-I offer for sale at the lowest
Z market rates GLOVER HILL LUMP, HAIL,
AVERAGE, and SMITHy COAU5f also, RED
and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
'7.lt-8i'3 z @. b. IlPSOOMB,
Office and yard cornsr OF Seventh
sc 2e-1rn gu and Byrd streets.
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FgH0 SRIPPERS.-STATON kSass.1s::,sssSA ssssA
d HILLS LINE OF BOATSsssazss 80
are now making regular trips. Goods received foF
eli points oil the canal between Richmond, Lexmg-
ton and Buchanan-boats leaving three times per
week. Ctice on basin bank and eleventh street.
we solicit the patronage OF our friends ana tne
times At our Office. VIM. ID. STATION, Agent.
iY al-snn = -
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Statesmen y iessrs. ]. 3. Haynes and n 2
smitber, who 7 IN be happy 70 ssrve their q aenas
aad i4e paDlie atiarge. <oc ~
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4lftuluud 1ispatth.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE ..DIsPAToH"
rs LAReER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
.LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. i. 1s5s4f
FRIDAY. ...... OCTOBER 90, 1868.
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mEELuNERY, &C.

T>oNNETS, HATS, &c.--MRs. NJ. a. ~
Is EADY having removed to the new 49,
,A,T,aing corner of Sixth and Broad streets, NJ
,,x prepared to show handsome assortment OF
rIIL AND WINTER BoNNETa HATS, &C.,
~" oc CIV
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SUGAR,l SUGARI SUGAR!
All kinds ut far below the usual prices.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, jan Il.
FLcER-Dull aGd unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet and Toe lower; 81 1892 IL
for No. i; 81 0742 0914 for No. 2.
CORN-New active; sales at S. 9S6c, clos
ing quiet at S5GS512c for old, which is In
active and almost nominal; SS1ze for No.
l; S612c fer No. 2.
OATs-I@n4c lower; closing dull at $50
5S15c.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY Dull and unchanged.
Mess PoRK-Dull, and 121&G25c lower
$50 . Tor standards; SO 25tg30 % for straight
brands - = 81
LARD-Steady and firm at PIG
BULK MEATS-Steady; shoulders 75k9
TIC. lose; dry sailed shoulders at re,
packed.
ENGLISH MEATS-Are mOderaf ely active;
Cumberlands S5Se; short ribs CSC, loose.
Green hams quiet at l0549l01Ac.
HOGS-Dresse1 declined 5Gl0c; closed
dull at s. 20tdS 20, dividing on 200 lbs. live
dull and loo l5c lower; So 6597 > for com
mon TO choice.
BEEF CATTLE-Dun at &c for good ship
ping.
REcEIPTS-3.6O 600 barrels flour, IL. 600 sacks
wheat. 5000 bushels corn, $4,000 bushels
sslflsi,5$ 81, 20 6arre fioaT sacks
corn; 10000 sacks wheat.
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Cincinnati Market.
BY TsIeg aplls K hNd1sSAfI. Jan.

=
FLOUR-Unchaneed ana dull; family,
Sl1@Il 81; extra. So [SC9l0 25-
MHEAT-Unchanged Winter, 3 55692 80
Spring. 81 l562 20 for Nod and
CORN-Very duli= prices nominal.
OATS-66d67c.
RYE-DulI and lower at 81 5Sd1 60.
BlARL.kE-En good demand at 81 099ez %
for No-s and extra Fatil55- 81 SO9I 80 for
CorToN-Steady at I5c, and the demaad
HOGs-Dull and prices lower: live, s. 20
96 80 dressed, 81 25Ce- IS fOs those aver
aging 900 to $40 fbS.. extra, averaging 800 10
so pounds. sold at $50 ecetpts.t5,O %;
hogs nov coming tEls strec generally large
some extra were taken for shipment East,
at S8GS &c for net light.
PROVIS toNS-Dull; new mess pork, ia
side city brands, are offered at $40.
BULK MEATS--DuE5 shoulders can he
bought at71ac and sides atse14c.
BACON=9d9Ic for shoulders, and llSzc
for clear sides; III for clear rib.
LARD-FiTm and quiet; low grades ll19
Gl2c; prime leaf, 125s9l219c5; sugar cured
BUTrER lrn1i at s5s4Oc. oa sriyaH
EGGS-42c.
II EINsEED OILGDec ine( to 81 fl7qI Is.
with ONE pressure TO realize. Markeu
closes irregular. The stock in the HANDS OF
crS1sherS aR1 spectators Is large, and this
causes the pressure TO sell.
PETROLEUK-Dull at 42d44c fOr refined
free.
CLOVER $EED-In demand at 121l9I254e
per pound. go
s3j9l]sAaoFEY EFlrn4 at z Sss2 90 fse q large
FLAx-staa4y at 81 D.
GoLD-l3Sl& buying.
MoNEY-Market unchanged
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NeM York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Jan. Il.
fCorroNEFu EIy &c higher. and decidedly
rnor e active; sales, 600 ~batesS l7c ion mid
FLOUR-Receipts 7,452 barrels: market
dull and 5G10c lower: sales OF 40 barrels
at IS 30dSg for Superfine state and West
ern: 80 7eaI0 80 for extra State: SO 301ll Sc
for extra Western; Sl2 5SGl4 20 Tor white
VIII at extra Sc z09l3 70 TOR round hoop
Louis: Sl2gl6 for good to cnOice extra do,
closing dull /; aiifOrnia TaVOrS buyers: sales
go sacks at Sll 759l3 %; Rye -four in mod
erat request; sales 49o bbls, at 81 seas 80.
Corp Eleal without change, sales $50 hols.
atSG Is for Western. 81 ts
WEESKY-NOminal.
WHEAT-Receipts $50 bushels; dEM and
heavy; sales, Iz,o0e bushels at 3 AZ for
No. 2 Spring in store; 81 As for Nc. do.
delivered; So 50 fog red Pennsylvania s. 10
for white California.
EyE-Dun.i
BAKLEY--~teadys sales; 2,ooo bushels OF
Canada West at - 1922 80; prime two
TOWed State s. So.
MALT-Quiet.
CORN = R+ceipts. 25.579 bushels; more
steady; sales, 1890 bushels at 81 25cII 80
f foF new &h5t eq sSSshern & s f
yellow; 81 22lgd % TOR new yellow Jersey.
OATS Receipts, ll.l92 bushels without
material change; sales, AZ 900 bushels at
s6@87c for Western in store; Sc for do.
afiOat.
RIcE-Firna al lO@Ilc for Carolina.
CoFFEE--Steady, with moo rate busi-
hhds. Cuba at Il49114c.
MOLASSE--HQuieLa and steady.
HoPS-QUiet at 306l60c Tor American.
PETROLEUzI-Qulet at l01&c f6r crude; re
fined 241sc Bonded.
PoRK-Qulet and steady; sales ], 900 BITS.
at 81 sl3gq22t p for mes, cloSiagxat 81 q
CASH s2f 81 I'll 81 fof1 new de- closing at
sol 81 regu tar; SI7 25@lS % fOC prime AID
SIS SGi9 p for prime mess; also, 221 bblS
new mess at So Is, sellers February, and
at SD l2@22 %. sellers March
BEEF-Steady; sales $50 'bbis at So ia
SIS so for new plain mess, and SI7 O092I 90
new extra mes.
81 y 7 Z Is Y tt;Ss' IS z Y " "
3 BAooN Heavy sales go b6keS4aS LET e
rib.
CUT EATs--Quiet= sales of 80 packages
at sd9c for shoulders, and I2a l31<e aer
hams.
noGS-DresSed steady at S1zd9l%c for
Western chi, fly, and S5zgsc and 911@9tac
GIS az DGll a6d 4avbsAaIes Or 6 b ar
rels at l2s<CqI315c.
BUTTER = Steady, sales at 3SG4]c for
State.
CHEESE-Dull at l1@l5c -
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Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph.
APHIs, Jan. II.

By Telegraph. MEMPHIS, Jan. II.
p CoTFoN-I9x tied. at l515@l6c; weeks re-
ceipts SIT bales; exports, 9,658 bales /;
! stock ON hand. 8 ,83S bales recei pts to-day
,IS5 bales: exports, I,s1S bales.
FLOUR-Firm bnt unchanged. o.
PORK-S22 OOd22 50.
BACON-LOWer; clear sides I2lS0 I21Zc.
BULK MEATS-ShoutderS s149S12c; clear
sides Il54dl2c.
LARD-i3l1 l314c.
CORN Market bare; nominalIy soc.
OATS Soc.
HAY 81 OO@22 90.
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New York Gold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. Il.
GOLD = Unsettled. lower. and without
much fluctuauon; opened at 1854 and
closed at 1881 1882. Loans made at 6g7
for carrying.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Active, but
without large transactions, and ia
&c higher coupons OF 1881 I09549
1899; do. 'f2, l0951 alO9s4; do. "a, 1071s@
1O714 do. '65. l0S1z@l0814; do. new, l05549
1867; do. 81. I051s@lO6; l0-4Os, IO23s9I0254 !;
7-30s, I0J349l055sc. No PROBABILITY o. ship
ments to Europe at present.
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1lOfEF HIS NttMMERCIAL

> RSeu NrRY MERCHANTS; ~ seFiiredt th;s
attention especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile WORK, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
EVANSVILLE merchants.
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Il nSt. LoHLs Market.

by -1EItsfap Pr IT. LOLIss = a. :
Jtfaat < h e4diats5s thgxieyst ef = az AZ {
FLoUR-Q aiet; hardly anything doing
prices QncAa aged .-,.--.v-.-.-fst
WHEAT VERY dull at = ff70l@ &c for red
and white Winter
CORS-ElaSieT at 90G8lc.
OATS-BetUer feeling, bGt prices are M
cha ns1ed al TIA f4c- ~ ~ 81 -
&RFE-Fi rnsat 81 T00 I@75..s - - -
BARLEY-Firn at g Spring.
PRoVIsIoNs AND I4AftD-7Nominally uFl-
changed; nothiBg doing.
Hoes -G965+c.
RECEIPTS = Flour. k900 barrels; wheat
$50 sac zs; corn, 2. 400 SACKS; GA >. 100 sacks
rye. 50 sacks; barley, 300 sacks; hogs, ~
head. 49,
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New York Dry Goods Market.
By Telegraph

By IeIegraph.I NEW 4ORK, Jan. II.
In Dry Goods there is a little more doing,
and prices are rather 6rmer for bleached
muslins, but there is no positive rise.
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New Orleans Market.
By Telegraph NEW oRLEASs. Jan. /

CoTToN-Is active; middlings l6@l6Ae;
sales of 3. 600 bales. kecei pts, 4.34i. Elk
ports: coastwise, 1900 bales; foreign, 1851
bales. Stocz, los, 40S.
SUGAR-Firm; common 9'dS}4c: fair at
PIli1g 70 c co2 d4 az "a 5c
prime TIC.
FLOUR-Very dub; superdne So COa9 p;
double exit - j099 %; choice Sl5 09l4 30.
C@RS-kirna at 95e. r.f. .r
0ATS-Du1l at soc.
PoRK-Q qISt and firm at 50 00,a22 >.
LARD Quiet; tiel ce5 ZIG; keg l4lzc.
.BAcoS-5Skoulders famsr at loo; clear
SIDES l3c "a -z ...... T.
EXCHANGE Sterling 4s g5l5z; New York
SlghG Exchange y dis.
GoLBT4siE11z. MOOT OF
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49, sA29 *FkkAE Is n 81 II E1&M y kkB44
LOUISVILLE, Sanuary T.-Ehe river is
faIlingshere. with seven sfeets1nL1iie cahal
by he mark. Steamboat business is ex-
tTeansesy ~; pull I'LL me weather + clear and
MEMPHIS, January 1.-THE gfyer is. still
wed cher isAcleAI md coof = = y = :
The ri yer con lin es to tasIl with pnur uaI
fspis ftyJ sosraPia waSzthe deelin e-dufihg
Thursday night and yesterday that some.
ten oc twsiye- n atssoacs were left aground
as were two or three steamboats, The
James Grayrwasr nearly high and dry and
was pulled off 6y the Robert Fulton
Captain Mitchell, with the .Minyoung.
pulleS eleven fiat5oats on The 1ewel lin
was hard aground yesterday event 1lg.a nd
had to be spared OFF. She was loading
for Passport, but had not got of up to
late hour last hi&ist,l and will probably
not leave until early this morRing J..
The Liaton failed % get off last nIght...-. =.
The Cumberlandl aR d sam Orr, left yester-
day with slim-trtps and mot-TInaEy people
.........Tte Great Repablic left at 4 O'Clock.
and the Richmond a..half hour later. Both
took la rse quantitfes.of freight here. The
Richmond left dr&Wing 6 feet for
ward and aft, andatlle Great sFseenbIic
drawing g feet..lE4<The Riebn1ond b ad
contracts for largefs qtssn titles of tobacco
aud corn, at Henderson and the coast be-
1ozy.---~The IndiapFThas been telegraphed
Ii regard 70 the change in the tide. of trade,
and may be expected here Tomorrow. She
is one of the best Busine.s and pass niger
steamers atoat .....l.. II was the boiler ofthe
dry dock that exploded and the Dock
having grounded. and listed badly, the
engine could not he used, and Mr.. Cavan-
der was, last evening, endeavorIng to find
steamer TO pull her off THE Falls
City arrived from Louis vile, and lett for
Bowling Green last night. She had a slim
trfp.....-The new clipper steamer Dexter,
Capt Sam. Montgomery, left New Orleans
last Tuesday for this port and Louisville,
on her first trip.,-.....The Silver Noon
passed Cairo at P. NJ. Thursday night,
with an immense trip, Including 1870
bales of cotton. She will be here this
morning Capt. Ben. Merrelles commands,
and Mr.. Carter is in the office 1.-THE
Tarascon and Morning Star are not able to
go over the falls, in consequence of the
rapid decline of the river. Che mercury
stood at 49, at midnight.