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PhiIodeIOI,ia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, July 14.-There is but little move
ment in Provisions Mess Pork is held at ss3 25, and
Beef Hams at s3i@99 per barrel. Hams in pickle
sell at 1s6c, Shoulders in salt at lS4c, and Lard at
1914@19%c
There is a strong home consumtiYe demand for
Flour at Yesterdays quotations, but the shippers
are not operating at present prices About 500 bar
res changed h@aGsS s5S0e57s iowa Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra family at s676; Pennsylvania
do do. at s6@6T5; Ohio, illinois, and Indiana do. do
slowly at s61215@625 Corn Meal is held at an ad-
vance but without sales.
unchanged. Sales OF 1000 bushels old and new red
AT al ,4ba1 80 per bushel the latter figure for
peror; 500 bushels amber at 81 co. and 2600 bushels
red on secret terms Rye is steady at $l40 Corn is
quiet at the advance recorded yesterday with sales
of 6OOO bushels at 8l1b for yellow, and s1O9@1I2
for Western mixed. Oats are steady at SOC. for
Western, with sales OF 100000 bushels at this
Whisky.-The demand is limited, Small sales at
ec@f1 O6, tax paid
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Stock Quotations by TeleGraph.-I r. w.
Glendinning Davis & CO. o.report through their New
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July 14-St0cks steady. Money
l281s do. 1854, do, 1919 do 1880, do, 192; do. do
new, 1904; do. 1867, 1909; do 1885, 1908 IO-4Os,
Canton Co, So; Cumberland preferred, 81: New;
YORK York Central, 2O24; Reading, slF; Hudson River,
id2H Michigan g Central, 1872; Michigan Southern,
burg, 107h; Chicago and Rock Island, 11TI(; Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne, 1871 Western Union Tele-
graph, 372E.
BALTIMORE, July 14.-Cotton quiet and steady at s4e
Wheat firm at about sc. advance. Corn firm: white
81 O4@1 O6; yellow, 81. Oats firm at 7baTc8 Mess
Pork finn at s34 Bacon active and Unchanged
Lard duh and unchanged Whisky in good demand
at 81 04C11 05.
NEW YORK, July 14-Cotton firm; 1000 bales sold
at 84A@34Hc. Flour easier, but is without decided
of $4,000 bushels No. at s14sCa1 80; white Sonth
ern, $40. Corn hrmer and c. higher sales OF 40 900
bushels mixed Western at 92G9Sc. Oatss teady:
sales OF $4,000 bushels. Beef quiet Pork dull Lard
quiet Whisky firm at 104%.
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unrntIsf,ctorY Caucuses.


The crowd is about the largest ever at politi-
cal convention in this city. One or two
caucuses were held last night, but with no satis-
factory result.
The WnverinR.
The uninstrncted delegates appear TO be dis
united and may all go for a new man.
Ex-U. s. Senator BuclSalew will probably be
elected permanent President.
Characteristic Vaux.
While awaiting the report OF the Committee
on Permanent Organization, ex-Mayor Richard
Vaux was invited, by resolution, to address the
convention. Richard, however, failed to put in
an appearance.
The Permanent ChOirmnnship.
1t is understood that the Committee on Orga-
nization has fixed on ex-senator Buckalew, who
is for Packer, as permanent chairman, although
the Cass men still claim that they have majO
rity of delegates.
BucItnIew Out Two Handred Dollars.
Buckalew had his pocket picked of 5000
while making his way into the convention this
morning.
THIRD SPECIAL DESPATCH.
BucItnIcw Permanent Chairman.
HARRIsBURe, July 14-Upon the reassem-
bling of the delegotes at 2 P. NJ, the Hon
Charles X. Buckalew was elected permanent
chairman.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEeRAPHl

Wednesday, July Il, 1869. :
The Loan market to-day is less active and the
supply is more than equal 10 the demand, at least
the open market. The banks are not discountng to
any extent, which throws all these transactions on
the street, where usurious terms eXacted without
pletely recovered from the stringency of the past
three weeks and rates for loans now lower than
in our own market, which is most unusual occur
renee. 1t is quite possible that a large amount OF
Phiadelphia capital which was shipped to New York
during the reign OF high rates will now return for
employment here and this will have tendency to
restore the market to its normal state of ease The
the balance OF the current month will also afford
relief.
Call loans are rated at Gas per cent aud discounts
at SOLO per cent. for best paper.
The Gold sales to-day very light, and prices are
weak. The market opened at 1879, and at noon is
quoted at 197
tovernm ent bonds are held at an advance on last
quotations, but the transactions here are small.
state loans were not offered to any extent and
prices were very firm.
City loans were stronger, and selling at 1O0% for
the new and 95 for the old issues Lehgh Col Loan
was strong at 96.
Reading Railroad was rather weak at AZ. Penn
delphia and Erie, which sold at 3lk, b. O. Lehigh
Valley changed hands at 80, and Camden and Amboy
at 1871. 532a was bid for Minehil 49H for Northern
Central and 971 for Catawissa preferred.
There was nOthiI doing in Canal stocks and
prices were steady. 2091 was bid for Schuylk Nav-
CATION preferred. and 861i for Lehigh Navigation.
In Bank shares the only sales were Of North Ame-
rica at 233.
Coal and Passenger Railway shares are quiet, but
prices are without change from former quotations.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
From the Herald.

From the Herald.
The following extracts show the state of the New
York money market yesterday
''The money market to-day worked with great
up to halfpast O'Clock, with seven per cent as
the prevanng rate on call and exceptions at six per
laterals. at the hour specified there was sudden
renewal OF the money dealing operations on the
sidewalk in front OF the Stock Exchange so common
in the late stringency, and gold interest was bid for
large amounts The demand seemed 30 artificial
that it did not create any serious apprehension,
although the bidding at one time was active enough
TO have led to extra legal rates had not the fear Of
the District Attorney and Grand Jury restrained
Secretary OF the Treasury had changed his mind
about buying bonds tomorrow, because the price
had been run up on him SO much In connection
with the free sales OF stock the movement was gene
rally regarded as in the bear interest
"ForeRn exchange was firm but Inactive at the
quotatiOns-10994@110 for good to prime bankers
sixty day sterling and 110H@110% for sight bills.
Government bonds We're very strong at the OPEN
ing, the '62s advancing to 12 and the 67s to 1907.
These prices were not sustained In later transao-
tiOns, and the whole market yielded with the I'M
settled price for gold well as through dsappont-
ment at the London quotation, which came at the
highest 80, and closed at S1TS. Under the advice
OF brokers there was good deal or realization on
the issues which experienced the advance arising
ont of Secretary Boutwes programme of purchas-
ing an extra nine millions OF bonds during the month
in addition to his regular purchases for the sinking
FUND, and division of the investment demand to
the ten foIties and currency bonds, which, in turn,
showed better quotations.
''Gold was firm at the opening in consequence OF
the engagement OF nearly half million dollars for
the Slesa, which sailed to-day, and the price was
run up to 1877, the movement being aided by the
London quotation for bonds, which is such as TO
prohibit further exports, II not lead to their being
ser this way speculative account Tne advance
brought out sellers, and the price was hammered
back fun one per cent, after which there was re-
action and quiet market at the close"
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THE EUROPEAN M.ARKEPS
By Atlantic Cable.
This Mornings Quotations.

This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, July 14-A. M.-Consos 93If for money
and 934@935S for account. u. s. Fiye-twentes
Illinois Central, 95A S' ''|4'
LIVERPOOL, July ia: M.-Cotton opens shade
Orleans 1S@ls]6d. The sales to-day are estimated
at 900 bales. ~ "
LONDONDERRY, July 14-Arrived, steamship Ger
QUEENSTOWN, July l4z;Arived, steamship City OF
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, July 14-P. M.-Consols 93 for money
ana SSS Ior.aecount. U s. Five-twenties quiet and
LIVERPOOL July A-P. observation-disclosures
rom Bombay TO the 9th instant since last renort
sSeSGdng 70 ksnters telegram p 900 bales Bread
stqIls quiet, Proyslons dull. Cheese, 62s Cd.
LONDON, July 14-P. M.-Linseed on cs2 Ia
III hAVRE, July lA-Cotton opens nrmer at lSsf for
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FROM NEW" ENGLAND.
Suicide In Boston-Swift's College Comm en- G.
ment.

Suicide In BOstOn-Swift's College Commence
ment.
Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
Boston, July 14.-Samuel r. Lindsay, a mer-
chant of this city, committed suicide by poison
ing himself, at No. Is Ashland street, this
morning. @.
The graduating exercises of Swift's College
took place this morning. The Grafton was by
w. E. Gibbs, of Newark, N. j., on "Culture and
Common Sense"
Violating the Revenue Laws.
Joseph j. Bates, convicted in the United
States District Court of manufacturing stills
without paying the tax required by law, has
been sentenced to one years Imprisonment and
a fine of $1,000. Bates made and sold stills for
Illicit distilling, and then informed on the dis
tillers, thus making money both ways.
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Colonel William Hopkins Chosen Tenn
porary Chairman-Buckalew i5
Wanted for Permanent Pre-
sident- Philadelphians
in the Foreground.
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SECOND EDITION
THE GOVERNORSHIP

of the Democratic Clans
this Morning in State Convention
The Prospects of Cass and
Packer-The Stock of the
Former Rising -MoMul-
lin Rising to the Sur
face-The First
Squabble.
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FROM THE STATE.
Highway Robbery,

McCoNNE1LsB URG, July 14-George c. Scott,
prominent citizen of this community while
passing along the turnpike in two-horse
buggy. about four miles west of this place, yes
terday evening, was attacked by highwaymen
and robbed of q valuable gold watch, money, etc.
The thieves threw the buggy down the noun
tain side and made their escape. The outrag G
was committed before dark.
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So. Louis HarKel.

By reiegraph.l ST. LOUIS. October Is.
ToBA CCo-None on market.
CoTToN-Quiet at 24QB241sc.
hEAIP-Smali sales OF dressed at S2E.
FLOUR Very dull and but little doing
sales of Fail supers at 81 90; Xxx, Sj0s5 81 ;
xxx, IS 50a8 .; choice family, s7g7 Is.
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged: sales OF
No. Spring at soc; No. 2 Fall red rather
better at 81 038i03; No. i do, 81 l09l Is
choice, 81 %; No. white, 81 Is cnOice, 81 20.
CORN-UnchaDged; sales OF mixed, IN
sacks, st 75c; yellow, 1850; mixed, In
sacks, S29S4c; yellow, SIC; white, 9lg95c.
OATS Inactive and unchanged; sales at
43c. Ia bulk, and 48@50c, in sacks.
BARLEY-Dull aud declining; sales NJ 81
for prime Illinois Spring, and 81 256gl IS for
prime to choice Minnesota.
RYE-Buit and dropping, with sales at
6S970c.
v HIsKY-Hseady a. 81 Is.
GRoCERIES-Qulet aud unchanged.
PoRK-Nothing doing ana nominal at
s30G30 50.
BAcoN-Jobblng sales ofshouldeEs at l7ci
clear sides, I9%@2oc.
LARD-C uict at l7dlT%c.
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THE MARKETS.
~ telegraph

8y Telegraph NEW YORK. Oct. Is.
CoTToN-Firmer;. closing quiet; sales Of
2,S90 bales at 261<c for middling uplandg.
ELOUR-Receipts II, 33S barrels; market
heavy and 58I0c lower; sales OF 500
barrels at IS 40g5 20 Tor superfine state
and Western; y 9O@6 40 for extra
So 55G7 90 for white wheat extra: Sc 90
as 90 for round hoop Ohio: &c 25g6 IS for
extra st. Louis. and a. coos 30 for good %
ehoice do. Rye -four quiet; sales OF 800
CORN MEAL Quiet; sales Of 800 barrels
at S. Co fer Southern, and IS So for Braudy-
WHIsKx-Q met at 81 % for Western, ard
81 2l0l 2l% free.
WHEAT.-Recelpta, 49, 65 bushels; opened
quletand closed l@2c better; moderate ex-
port demand; light offerings; sales Of "a, 600
bushels It 81 ID for No. 3 Spring, 81 % for
no. 2 CO., 81 3s9I 40 for No. do, 81 20 for
Winter red Illinois, 81 So for inferior Win
ter red state, 81 z981 A for Winter red and
amber western, 81 - for white Ohio, and
RYE-Dull; salesl 200 bushels Western at
BARLEY-Q Quiet; saIesls,OOO bushelssI soa
80 for Two rowed Statei 81 40 for four
rowed State; 81 500l 81 for Canada West.
BAELEY MALT-Quieti sales 600 Inferior
CoRR-Receipts 1889 bushels: sound
corn I92c better; unsouDd lac lower
| sales 5000 bushels; S7G95c for unsound
mixed Western; 81 GOAL o. for sound do
OATs-Receipts 387e4 bushels; market
quiet without decided change; sales 81 600
| bushels; 6O9631ac Tor new southern and
| Western,
| STOCK OF GRAIS WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS
| Wheat, 05O.O67 bushels; Corn, 2g4,fs.
bushels; Oats, 1S0,949 bushels Rye, 3l,70l
/ bushels; Barley, 6.0S2 bushels; Malt, Il ,l4C
/ bushels; Peas, $3.50 bushels.f
| RIcE-Qaiet; sales T5tierces Carolina al
/ SZ99c.
/ NCoFFEE-FIrIn
/ SUGAR-Alore active: hrmer; receipt
/ / 40 hogsheads; ll1z8llS<c for Cuba; l24C
| Tor Porto Rico; 40 boxes Havana at I'D
| PFC; sales 800 bags Brazil on private
/ terms.
/ MoLAssEs-Nominal.
PETRoLEUM-Firm; lS549les for crude
| 331%c for refined.
| HoPs-Quiet; I5a2Oc for American.
| LINsEED OIL-DuIl: 97G99c, IN casks.
| SPIRITS TURPENTIHE-Qutet at 4S949c.
/ PORK-Fumer; sales OF 100 barrels al
| SD . tor mess SO 75926 90 for prime, and
81 501Z3 co Tor prime mess.
| BEEF-Steady sales or 200 barrels at 90 0,
/ al3 90 for new plain mess; Sl2 009l7 80 fol-
| new extra mess; beef hams, quiet sales OF
| 100 barrels at I892jc.
/ CUT MEATs-Steady; sales OF I25 packages
| at l4549l52c for shoulders; l7glgc FOL
| hams; iniddles quiet and steady; sales O
| 20 boxes, ice. cured, at l71T9l79Ec.
| LARD-Du1 and unchanged; sales 81
300 tterces at l65z9lSc for steam lS9lS1Is
| for kettle rendered.
| Ohio.
CHEEsE-Firm at I7glgISc.
| FREIGHTS--fO LiVerpOOl-drm ship
ments OF 900 bushels wheat, per sail, a
91ad, and 600 barrels -four, per sail. at 2
| I'D.
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Uhlcag0 MnrReI.

BS Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct. Is.
EXCHAHGE-Eastern quiet at par to lilo
OF buying, and lilo pre- alum selling.
FLoUR-Le5s active; Spring extras "a p
@6 70.
WHEAT-FirIn No 2advanced z9Ic sal q
at 961zGsScs closing with buyers a 95ci ~ o.
quiet at &l9l OBJ; this aftei noon the mar
keJ was irregular at &c sellers October,
and VIC buyers October and sellers No
Vember. for No. 2.
CoFN-ActlYe; early sales Of No &C Gi1<
@65Zc; later at 6j966lzc: subsequently, al
669O65zc: rejected sold at 63965c; this after
noon the msrEet was steady at 651& sellers
october, and 64lzc sellers November, for
No.2
OATS Quiet and 1z9szc lower; sales OF
No. 2 at 4U494lc In store; 40440%c seller
and 4lc buyer the month; SS9351z sellers
November: closing at 40%c In store; -
jected 3793754c.
RYE -kairiy active and hrmer; sales a
No. at 75976c: No. 2 72L97ic; rejec ed AZ
&c; closing at zoe No. J, and 7215g73c for
NO. 2.
BARLEY-ModerateIy active end lower
sales OF NO. at 81 C8gl IL sellers NOvem-
Der, and 81 10 seller the month; closing
dull at 81 O3 sellers EOvem Der.
HIGHWINES-Quiet and firm at 81 Il.
SUGAR 3z9l4zc for common TO prime
Cuba.
PROVISIONS Quiet ard steady. Mess
Pork 81 50 cash; nominally S26 75927 o.
sellers January.
IARD-Steady and quiet at IG5<9l7c.
49, CUT MEATs-Green Hams steady at l4%e;
dry sailed Shoulders l35z9f4c.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The first bust
ness in the Criminal Court, yesterday
morning, was the sentencing Of G. H.
Tineh, by Judge Robinson. finch,
it will be remembered, plead guilty to
the charge of arson some time since.
The Judge awarded him two years in
the penitentiary. The prisoners wife
and child were present. and very
affecting scene took place. His wife
threw her arms around the neck of
her husband, and sobbed as if her
heart would break. finch also cried
like child. Many persons present
were visibly affected, and persons
long unused to the melting mood, !"
were observed to weep. Surely, =" the
way Of the transgressor is hard"
The bail of w. ii. Fisher has been
declared forfeited, and his bendsman,
DR.. Kidd, of Princeton, viii be pro-
ceeded against in the Common Pleas
Court. we believe.
The motion for an arre5 Of judg-
ment in the case of Henry Shafer was
overruled. Shafer was brought to
this city for trial on a change of venue
from Posey County, on the charge OF
grand larceny. He was found guilty.
The Judge pronounced sentence on
him yesterday, and he goes to the
States Prison, for two years.
Rachel Stinson, for living with
man in an unmarried state, was found
guilty of fornication, and was fined
$50 and sentenced to the county Jail
for thirty days.
The cases against j, MCLEAN and
Elmira Dee were noIlied. Mrs. d.
produced a former marriage certif-
cate, which busted the indictment.
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OPERA HOUSE.
POR THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
Friday, Saturday s Monday
OCT. 10th and 3Oth, and NOV. 1st.
THE woRLD-RENOwNED
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The III and lts naneers.

Animal as well as vegetable Ifo IS pow
erfully affected by the great atmospheric
change that takes place IA the Fall. Bat
for the lowers the FOLIAGE and the herbs
Of the Held there Is no help. Their time
has come, and die they must. IL As other
wise with man. For him the means Of 70
invlgoration have been provided by skin
and science. To recruit his exhausted
energies and f0rtify himself against the
disorders generated by the sudden depres-
sion OF tenn perature and the nWhOlgsome
eXhalations Of Autumn let him tone his
nervous system, fnvigOfate his digestion.
and give edge 20 his appetite with HOS
TETFEk'5 BTOMACH BITTEHB. lie
may then face the morbid influences Of
the season feaflesBiy. The chilling night
deWB and heavy morning mlGta VIII have
no power TO make him Bhfver and ourn.
TO affect his liver, to disorder his stomach
or bowels, TO rack his joints with rheuma-
tism, or 20 render any latent element OF
disease In his system active and danger
Gus. To the sufferer from general debility,
whether constitutional or arising frOm
other causes, this potent vegetable specine
Is earnestly recon- i'm euuods And lob IT be
remembered that physical 1Oealeness opens
ne dOQT % al 0iQiddics. NiROr Is the chief
defence of the human structure against all
causes OF dtGease, ana HOSrErTEh6 .i5In~
TEIf5 may be truly pronounced the safest
and surest Of gil inVigOrants. 10 is the
most genial OF all vegetable TONES, and Is
admirably adapted 70 the wants and weak
nesses Of the more delicate sex, as well as
TO the ailments Of men.
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River DisDasclaes

PITTsBURG, October 25.--MonongaheIa 2
feet inches, and falling. Weather clear
and cold. Thermometer $40.
CINCINNATI. October 25.-Port I.ist--Ar-
rivals-Lorena, Memphls; Emma Floyd
Memphis. Departed-Packcts. River fall
ing, with feet9 inches IN the channel.
ST. LOUIS, October . A barge belong
ing TO the Mississippi Valley Transporta-
ton Company, laden with 1900 barrels Of
-four, sunk at The levee to-day. Cargo In
sured. 4
CAIEo, Illinois. October 25.-Port List
Republic, New Orleans to st. Louis, o y. m. /;
st. Joseph, Ut. Louis To Memphis, 10 o m
Julia, st. Louis to VicksOurg,i IL Pr Clara
Scott, Evansville packet, IL p. m. Arm ada,
Evansville packet, Il; Marble City, VickS-
burg 10 st. Louis, u; Cairo, Memphis TO
st. Louis, am; BurkesYille, Evansville
and return, a m; Davage, New Orleans
TO ct. Louis, III am; Argosy, Cincinnati TO
New Orleans. pm: Silver Spray, New
Orleans to Cincinnati, pm; Bismarck
st. Louis to New Orleans. p.2.; Alpha,
fallen five inches, Weather clear. Mer-
curry 46o.
MEMPHIS, October 25.-Wea her clear and
cold; river falling. ArTiYed-Ms gueta.
Up-Bell Vernon, Indiana. DoWn-Lu-
minary, Carroll: Fanny Brandeis, Evans
vile; VIII. 3. Hays and Hickman, New
Orleans; 18th Era. Virginia and Lawrence.
Departed-Bee and barges.
LOUISVILLE, october 20.-POrt List
Charm err, EvansvflIeto Cincinnati: Sam, j .
Hale, Cincinnati to Memphis; Argosy, Gin
cfnna1 TO New Orleans. River declining
steadily, with three feet inches water in
the canal loot inches on tho falls and
inches over the rocks. w Gather clear and
somewhat milder. Business good.
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ilInclnnati MarKst.

By TelesFsph1 CIEoINEATI, October 25.
FLOUR = Unchanged and dull; family
IS 5Ol35 20.
WHEAT = Dull and noininalIy an
changed; red 81 O8Ql II.
coRS-Firm at 60o for new; s5gs7c for
old.
OATs-51@E6c.
kYE-95c.
CoTToN-Firmei middling 2jc.
HTSKY-Sold al 81 II, but buyers con-
tend for lower rates.
TOBACJo-UnchRnged and quiet.
MESS PoRK-Dull at g3l co; no sales.
LARD-Nominally unchanged; prime is
held at I7c.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders are held at Il1zc ;
no demand.
BACoN-Declined TO l6@19c, but Is sale
alb at these rates; &c higher is asked.
9 REFS MEATS = Sold at l11z9l414c and
15Lc. and firm.
HoGs-sold 50 5OgIO so, and in good de-
mand receipts light.
BUTTER-FIIm 3Ud3 C.
CHEEsE-In good demand IzMMISLc.
EGGS-25c.
GOLD-l3J% buying.
ExcHANGE-steady at Ito discount buy
ing.
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NeW nrlenna NGrkef.

BY relegfaph.l NEw ORLEANS, oct. p.
CoTroN - Closed active 40 20 higher;
middiing 25cs sales OF 1880 bales; receipts
$50 baiest export 10 Liverpool 5,T75 bales.
FLoUH-Duu at S. 25D5 90 aud 50 90 for
supernne, extra and double extra.
al II.
0ATs-Firm at 5295gc.
BRAN-fi O7<.
HAY-Prime e28 90.
Mess PORK-Weak at G32 -.
BACON--I812lc for Shoulders and aides:
sugar cured hams Csc.
LARD Dull; fierce l8al9c; keg 2082lLc.
bUGAR-New centrifugal 1l9<4l21<ct D 81.
| low clarified I5c.
MoLAssEs-Lower: new choice 78a80c.
CoFFEE-Flrm; fair l59i55<c: prime 1870
ale.
| fed 81 25QI 26
GOLD-l3l.
ExoHANGE = Sterling 42j<; New YORK
| sight l8gISL discount.
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hnnisriIla Market.

BY Tslesraph.I LOUISVILLE. oct. ..
BAGGISG-Is unchanged; two pound at
27%c.
CoTToN-Q Quiet; middllng &c.
FLOUR-SJeady and demand firm, at 81 50
for superhne.
GRAIx AND GRocERIEs-Quiet and I'M
changed.
ToBAeco-Leaf is quiet: sales OF hhds
at IS S04l2 go.
PRoYIsroSs-Q Meas Pork s3l; Ba-
con Shoulders lie; clear sides 201<c.
LARD-At lSc.
WHISKY Ray decIlned 10 81 la.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-26
Rev York cold ana stock Harriet.

BY IeI6B1apnsI NLW Uf-A Ut q
MONEY Easy at 587 per cent. on call
loans: on thirty and sixty day loans lMlZ
ner cent is charged in addition to the reg
Mar rate. The movement of currency to
the south continues, and will probably
Increase largely as soon SIS the banks are
able to obtain small Otes.
STERLING-Quiet at $685.
CfoLD-Heavy and lower; opened at 1917,
4al6 per cent.
Lower, but closed steady.
Coupons OF 81, ll95<@l01s; do. 90, l205<@
Ilgzz: do. new, ll7Z@lI75s; do. 81, lI7%0
II75S; do. '6S, ll712dll75e; l0-40s, SlFdSZ;
currency o., l075sGIV7s<.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-26

LosT-Between the corner of First
Avenue and Franklin Street, and the
residence of Mr.. John Henson, on
Mary Street, parcel, containing an
unfinished skirt. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at the
JOURNAL Office. oct15