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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-20

as the one which has been created by the
election of Mr.. LEWIS to the United States
Senate, provided in the Schedule" that
..the common law and the statute-laws now
.sin force not repugnant to this Constitution
esshall remain in force until they expire by
"their own limitation, or arc altered or re-
''pcalcd by the Legislature" Now, the
statute-law provides that vacancy in the
office Of Observation-Disclosures happening
during the session of the General Assembly
may be temporarily filed by an election of
that body, doth Houses, OF course,) the
ncrson to serve only until new Lieutenant
Governor shall have been chosen by the
voters. 1t also provides that ga writ of
collection to fill q vacancy in the Office of
Lieutenant-Gov "shall be issued
by the Governor" Also, that elections
''to supply vacancies shall be for the uncX-
"pired term of such office, except in
"such cases as are otherwise provided for
Gin the Constitution"
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EDIEEs,

E55ED,
In this city, on yesterday, R0SALENA ROW,
AGED fourteen months aud seventeen days, ddHgA-
ter OF William and =. l.. Row.
- take III SO lit'lclambs,' said he.
''Ardla them in my breast:
Protection they shall lind in Inc,
IN me bC ever bcst.'
Her funeral will take place ut 6clvidcrc Baptist
church THIS AFTER SOON 1T ! o'clock. The
friends ufthc family are Invited to attend.
In this city, on Tuesday, 10Th, Mr. CHRISTIE
PIER II. TUMPKINS, i'll tho forty-cighth year
OF his
His inlcrment will take place At Hollywood &C.
mctcry THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock. MS
friends and relatives are invited to attend.
Of diphtGera. at o'clock p. NJ. yesterday;
JAMES MiLNGR BAKER. son ofJames " and
Virginia l.. Baker, in the tenth year Of his age.
His funeral will take pl,cc from Grace l.pisco-
pail church ut o'clock THIS AFTERNOON.
The friends and acqlaintanccs Of the family are
invited 10 attend.
In Manchester, on yesterday, JOHN SuLLl-
VAN.
His funeral will take place from st. Peters ca
tlclrai THIS AFTERNOON nj O'Clock. The
friends OF the family are invited to attend,
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WE OFFER NO BAIT. BUT ALL WE
ADVERTISE AND SAY
WE MEAN.

Look at the LIST below, and youwill find
Fine BLACK ALPACA at 37l, so, g., 75c., &C..
COL ORED ALPACA at 30, 40, and Soc;
RICH-COL oRED DELAINEs at 223c. worth aoc.;
WHITE and RED ALL-wooL FLANNEL from
CSC. up;
Fine IRISH LINEN at Zoe. WORTH Soc, at Soc
worth 75c.;
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at 75c.
per dozen;
LADIES' and MISSES COTTON HOSE at l2ic.;
MISSES, and CHILDREN's wQOLLEN HOSE
from lOc. up;
GESTLEA1EN'S and LADIES UNDERsHIRTs
ut half their value;
Fifty pair more of those LARGE BED BLANK
ETS. Just received, slightly damaged, at I
sacrifice;
Heavy GRAY and BROWN BLANKETS from
$3.50 up;
BALMORAL SKIRTS, very cheap, at 77c. worth
BLACK Wells from l2lc. up:
BROWN, GREEN. AND BLUE BAEEGE
Wells ut 45c. cheap at 75c.;
500 assorted WOOLLEN slIAWLs, just from
New York auctions, at Il, $l.5o, -. and 525,
considered the cheapest ever offered In this
city:
KENTUCKY JEANS. SATINETS CAsSI-
MEREs, DOESKINs. for mems and boys
wear. astonishingiy low;
LADIES. KID GLOVES, the best quality, at II:
FRENCH MERINOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALL-WOOL DELAINES.
Beautiful CHANGEABLE POrLINS,
SCOTCH PLAIDS
ALL-WOOL PLAID POPLINS, &C,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CHEAPER
than they can be bought III any othcF mouse III tIAiS
city.
The GREATEST BARGAINS yet i'll
BLACK SILKS
to he found is nj
JOSEPH STHAUSE'S,
No. 1898 Main street.
BE careful, and come to the right place, and do
not stop until you get next to Godcn'5 shoe store
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets, oppo-
site Palmer & Son's.
ocu JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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gPRCrAL NOTICES.

ME- VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE
RESIDENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
oF Clay AND SECOND STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION THIS AFTERNOON AT
O,eu,oCK-The particular attention of the pub
lie is particularly called to the sale of that valua-
Bile property located as above, the former resi-
dence of the late DR.. II. A. Tatum, to come off
THIS AFTERNOON O'Clock. For particu-
lars see advertisement OF A. Austin Smith, special
commissioner, under auction head.
oc on1t W. GODDIN, Auctionecr.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

How is the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to be
chosen and by whom? The Constitution
provides that the Senate may elect presi-
dent of that body IN the absence OF the
I.iegtenant- Governor, or when he oNer-
cises the Office OF Governor. The Conyen-
lion also, whilst making no special proVi-
si0a in the Constitution foy such vacancy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-20

EURNIT ! RE AND MATTRESS
A WAEEROOMS.-Wc have now on hand. in
Two OF those iron-front buildings opposite the
Office, Richmond, Va. large and elegant stock Of
PAR.oR, CHAMBER, and DlNING-ROOM
FURNITURE Of every variety of style and finish.
Also, MATTRESSES and SrfINGBEliS made
IN any style desired Our stock of CHAM
BEN FURNITURE being very large, we are con-
fdcnt we can offer greater Inducements Ia buyers
than any other house in the state Chamber Sets
can be purchased ut establishment from $50 TO
sGVc. As the prices OF most other goods arc com
Ing down, we have reduced the price OF every arti
Gle in our line, and are selling about rs low
we did before the war. al in want of superior
Furniture Mattresses viii please examine our
stock before buying. We have goods To suit the
rich or the poor. HARDWOOD RITTER,
oc ID opposite the post-otlicc. Richmond, Va.
FURNITURE AND BEDDING WARE
II HOUSE. l50S and 1910 Main street, Rich
mond, Na.-G. b. STACY Il son confidently in
vltc their friends and the public generally to their
FALL STOCK, just completed which will be
found to be the most extensive and varied ever Of
iered in Richmond; and In every article they are
prepared to compete with the best houses III the
country; and in BEDDING, their facilities en-
able them to defy competition.
SHUCKS! SHUChS SHUCKS.
We will pay cash for SHUCko, in any quantity,
delivered In Richmond.
We are anxious TO appoint agents in every To-
calty from which ShuckS will bear transportation,
To whom we will furnish presses for baling. Far
ticuiars on applications. sc So-2m
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HFAEHEED .

On the 18th instant, nj the residence If Mrs. r.
4. Day Church BID. by the Rev. y. +. Dickin-
son, sir. WILLIAM q. ARNALL, of Caroline
county. and Miss SUSAN Ann BIRROSS, daugh-
ter OF Richard Eurross, Esq, of Hanover county,
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STENCIL TOOLS AED PLATEs.

. ~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
". BRAND-CUT'fER, 1AlO MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRANDiNG-IhON, for marking
All kinds OF wooden articles by heating 1t, is per-
fectiy adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Enerayers' Stock Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
deible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets. Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver Frames, steel Rings,
Checks, Tags DC. wholesale and retail. mcS
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BANK STATEMENTS.

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
H. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MnND At CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE 9TH
DAY OF OCTOBER. lsC9:
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DR. KIERSTEAD;S
UNRIVALLED REMEDY
THE KING or ALL PAIN.

The great internal and external medicine will
cure headache in five minutes. tOGthache IN one
minute. neuralgia, rheumatism, coughs ana cold,
cramps and chollc, sprains- diarrEGa, fever ana
a.,tIc, cholera morbuS. Inflammation of The kid
news, piles, burns foul stomach and many other
diseases and ailments of the human body too nu-
mcrOuS to enumerate. - "
IL Is diructic curing diseases OF the kidneys
and bladder it IS a tonic and simulant, giving IN
,ppctitc and invigcrating the system; 1t Is dla-
phorctic. causing Precipitation and alaying lever:
Il is an c.pccorant, acting on the lungs anu good
in III throat and lung diseases.
There IS not pain or ache, nervous or inianl-
matory, but that
THE KING OF ALL PAIN
xiIl relieve, aud in most instances entirely cure.
Il should always be used before any other remedy
is tried for IL IS almost certain il every case to be
The only thing needed.
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sold b. al druggists, apothecarles, and dealers
everywhere.
W. II. BROWN & BROTHER,
sole proprictors
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. BALTIMORE, MD.
Sc l8-cDdfIn
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~RETRENCHNlENT!
REINFORCEMENT .

REDUCE YOUR EXPENSES BY BUYING
YOUR DRY GOODS AT
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
1533 MAIN STREET.
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NEW CROP GRASS SEED.
TIMOTHY,
CLOVER,
UERDSGRASS,
ORCHARD GRASS,
BLUE GRASS, -
AND ALL SEASONABLE GARDEN SEED.
ALSO.
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES,
SMALL FRUITS, GRAPE VINES, &c,
grown by .. 49,.
VIRGINIA NURSERY AND WINE COMPANY.
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
1905 Main street, Richmond, Va
PnSt-ofice box 80. Sc II
NRASS SEEDS! GROWTH OF 1869 !!
VI 300 bushels CLOVER
500 bushels TIMOTHY,
300 bushels ORCHARD GRASS,
800 bushels HERDSGRASS. ~
100 bushels KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
of prime quality, in store 1t 1920 ana ~ 1hry
street [se lo1 ALLISON 4 ADDISON.
FIELD SEED
100 bushels prime GLOVER,
100 bushels TIMOTHY.
100 bushels ORCHARD GRASS,
so bushels HERD GRASS.
a5 bushels KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
and all kinds OF FLATORING SEEDS. for sale
low. pALMEK IOhflN'
an l2 loZB Main street.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
TUESDAY, October 10, 1869.

The Senate met at II NJ !; Lieutenant
Governor LEWIS in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Arnold, of the Disci-
ples' Church.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
CIVIL.

In the Superior Court, before Judge Barbour,
the case Of Thomas LetsOn agt Charles Csrvile was
tried This action vas brought by the plaintiff agains
the defendant 10 900 for malicious prosecution
and false imprisonment Ut appeared from tho evidence
that in the year 1857 the defendant bad the plaintiff
rested for converting money inrusted 10 him agent
with which TO purchase cotton The trial OF that action
resulted ia verdict In favor Of the defendant Tho do
fendant ~ that action hsTeupon commenced an action
against Mr. Carve for aInages arising by Of the
Arrest IN loss OF reputation &c. The Jury found
dict for the defendant The Court thereupon granted
allowance Of t5 10 defendant ...- - -
In the United States District Court, in ad-
miraty Judge Blatchford yesterday called the Admi-
rally Calendar for the term and Get down causes for
trial The question OF taking Photographic reports Of
having arsen the Court said that counsel could do
they t bat that such reports would be Of
appeal according 10 ato order by Judge Nelson
The Court questioned by counsel In relation To tho
pnttng OFF of where counsel were engaged in adm
rally IN the Eastern District The Court said that
according rule recently promulgated such cases
would be heard n the Eastern District this MONTH Coun
sci explained that were pending there which
had been crowded from the Last ter. The Court
which counsel engaged In the Eastern District but
would dispose Of each Pilot Boat A T.
Stewart agt The Schooner Transit.-The OF the
pilot boat alleges that In May 1885, while the boat
lying Cape May Hghtship, she was run into by the
schooner and damaged TO the extent OF 1890 and that
this OWING 70 the carees5ness OF those navigating
the schooner Suit therefore brought for
the damage sustained The OF the schooner
that the collision caused by the pilot boat having
watch on deck and neReetng TO blow her fog horn or
speak the schooner. The case Is still ON. f.. ..
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
COURT cALENDARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CoURT CIRcUr-PART L-NOs. S87, 1079.
iS oe llo IFS l2s il5 HOS i5J l6J s3l T9J 6 ll7J.
~ s m s5' M lE od I2i1 Pa l7y P1sr ISoa s26 20 Iic SS
100 PAKT llI-NOG 657, 1887
lLS eJe. l2l5. 6l1. 6l3. l1l9, 1851 J2S 1915, 6ea
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TRRAf-NoS T. g. O. TO-
IL. ", 10 II, Is. l6, n, 10, 10, 90. A. n. ~. "a BM
SUPREME up 49, SO, 49, 100,
SUPERIOR COURT- TRIAL TERM-Part Mos.
63 "a I C 7e5 as III 261 SIS Sal $50 co., cas- 6T7
6J6. 10, - - - ~ ~
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PARr l.
koa III 40 o5 s5 s2 31 49, t21 49, 100 2s 4gl Is asa
90 90 m PsT M -SSA 1856 S25 iSJ 1884, ~, s3 s4 5l SIC ST. Sa
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 1883 Is4z 1885,
6n lss l6 1915 se ls91 lsJs 1871 1900 1906 l0g7 1902
1910 1910 IsIo I9ie 1913 9s 1879 1921 1874 ig21 1924 1875
Befrd jL, City JndgeCou opens II m-Tie People st
Eliza JohnsonAoneds Same sg John Cons-eybg slunE
AUsn AdsheAihEsmyi sgt John
assault aud baeyi Same ag James iAas,tsmpi burgary
Same tg John SpsDcsObtainng gools By So
John hcQadeTsnd larceny Same annAh IAiH-oBous
Sau aud battery Same at Sam0t Same
McCOmek-rand lAtceuyi Sane aEt Charles EonnAn-
grand lasctnTi Same AEt George 5nlth-grand larceny
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

State bonds were steady North Carolina per cents
sold at ca bonds COZ Missouri per cents sb Lou
islanA per cents, s7l Railway bonds were offered In
small lots only and nrnily held. Miscellaneous
shares were duh Western Union Telegraph sold st 81
ouitk.yer 2ll Pacific Mail was without special point
aud Gnctuae with the balance of tho market the prices
ranged from s9eiOI EXpres shares wero unsettled by
the decline in Adams which cold down 20 6s closing 50
bid; the balance of tho nst was without
interest and no large transactions were made
The Railway share market was dun ana unsettled upon
fears " an active money market New-fork Central
opened at IG sold at l5oi closing at l'9 The marker
remained steady until the close Of the o'clock Board
when on the active demand fer money there was pres
sure 10 sell cash stock aud decline OF from Sli took
place Reading sold down TO 9ki Michigan Southern oSl;
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh. s9i Cleveland and Toledo
100, Rock Island. tl95i; Northwestern Common si;
Western Preferred syi At the cose prices were
shade better and tho market cosed steady at quota
lions The demand for money continued untIl after the
banA hours and checked operations In MI depart
meuts.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
CRJMINAI.

In the Court of Common Pleas, Trial Term,
before Judge Brady the ease OF Bernard L. smyhe and
another agt Wnl. Depue was tried. This is the old dis
between brokers and their customers whether
the latter bound TO keep their margin good and in
default the brokers may do they peIse, whether
the brokers bound 10 give formal notice and demand
TO their customers. The particular transaction was
purchase and sale Of EewYOTk Central The Conrt left
the question Of notice the jury and the jury found for
the brokers q verdict for their claim, 993 W.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK--For the safc-keeping and protection
nom fire and burglars of Securities Of all kinds, in
ending Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages, Wills, aud Dia-
n.onds and valuable Jewelry Of every description
An inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
tiona Park Bank in their new building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfecs
attainablo security has been reached, and at an ex
tremely moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor. Tho officers viii take pleasure in showing
the yault Oh application. .... ..t. ...
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY Of the City on
New-Yorlr. at No. 3S8 Broadway, has q paid up
capital of s1,OOOOOO Darius r. MANGAN, President;
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary. 1t receives deposits
aud allows four per cent interest on daily balances
subject to check at sight Special deposits Tor SIX
months, or more, may be made at five per cent Inc
Company Is constituted by it's Charter Legal De-
poSitory Of Money paid into Court. The Company is
authorized to accept the agency of corporations In
issuing registering or countersgning Certificates OF
Stocks. Bonds or other evidences of debt 10 act as
Trustees Of Mortgages Of Railroads and other Cor
porations To act as receiver in Of litigation.
To accept and execute al Trusts in reference to both
real and personal estate committed TO the Company
by any person or corporation, or transferred to the
Company by order of any Of the Courts OF Records,
or by any Surrogate. As Guardian Of Estates belong
ing to Children To act Executors or Administra-
tors Of Estates To act as Treasurer and Financial
Agent of charitable and religious institutions and
corporations. To act as Agent for Foreign Banks,
Bankers, Business men, and Corporations having
business transactions IN the City of NewYorls. TO
act as Financial Agent Of State and City Govern
ments, and of Counties, in the cement Of their
business at the financial center of tho country
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
m. morning. board compare with those Of April 49, iSe'

The aggregate amount Of exports e1eiHs'Ye ~ spe'I
,n, ho or a, NewYork to foreign ports FOR tho week
ending March 2, 1869, was s2,lO9,676
Eleven directors Of the Atchison and Nebraska Rffo"i
Company were elected Monday @. W 1ly' E was was
elected Presidcnt j. H. Utt vico President j. S Ttee'
secretary and Treasurer The Company las e'rrJniuE
IN good shape. The road is said 10 DO q certainly
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
oPEH BOARD or RROKFRs-l r.
rrrsnAr. Mnrch 2-P. Y.

Gold opened at 1914 sold ut 1926, closing at
isq bid The clearngs al the Cola Exchange Bank
we're SlIOl73OOO, and the balance. a753S51 n GOV
ernment bonds opened dun and unsettled npon rumors
that the seheuck bin would not pass amended by the
Senate and prices fEUn id per cent less than M
the close Yesterday Afterward the market rnlied TO
the openlnR prices but upon the active OF tho
money market became dull aud fell OF from ai per
cent from the highest prices OF the day AT the close
prices improved the report that schencks bin would
e reported aud passed without any doubt and bonds
were again IN aud closed strong ut quotati0us
IL II hoped Nj all quarters that this oli may Ore"hn
law mi, s,ssun and this country placed par with
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

how to extort Immense from her royal lover W
crafty IT, Tho King IL s sad recently sold mum"
Der OF the most valuable paintings of his private gallery
in order to meet the ncessant demands OF his Mistress
His Queen was at fret almost driven to despair but con-
solos herself by hard literary work
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
THE COURTS.
TILE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASE.

In this case In which David Lichtenheim
and sgsmund Funk are charged with consprng 10 de-
fraud the Government ont Of u 800 worth Of cigar
stamps the evidence for the Government was continued,
and testimony given in support Of the complaint
after which the further hearing was adjourned. ..
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
10 sre suI oldo r store al lO0ieI.c Western Y,aov q,
Sourtsra Yellow At Jerses Yell5W a 95a91s NJ
The cisins qic'aisOuSare as folloNsi

To-
GUANoA good uqiy for PsviAu for ,G. Southern trad. s
Goqi 1.d M sSS sSs SI.'sosr ,,s ,s ,,,,,, Am -,
7OasOe for Shipping. tor et, Iet EsoS e
nIHS e s1a @ shS ss,,S ;SS S SS, @ y M H
Of 1000 bles lliaEe gold; Jas sad other Descriptions are sss
WIZ D'"' sssiLs. '''N S-' 1863 1874 IA,
stesl 10 Inpotsf. and spscsl..ars' hands Ia ~"
STOCK b i,sPsrtst! sptcusic' I.S5siS 80
Hewlorh Feb 1@...'..'..'.''"'..'p'-' ~" 1900 iSSs
stock in I@psrtef' and spssulasors' hasd'in Gr.
stasI T. @pofi.T and Spccai.tc1S y"
ffss1 ADbS: S:G s.i:i II soT Dry Mae. i..a & ID. @ : a
s .s2 g11s ns PS sIs srs sns" st NON t ,I
pot or 70 srrs Prizes strengthen sd ci.. ss
ais ad1sues a. We We q"ss ss Sr. "s:. Ays. sS% % s
sontsnss' 2s a' ., 40 csS Ga' assI,c y: oAS %
Sso sndv.ra Cruz iGssc MssuoTo, 5000 SssesO s
BE- BE- s, 'i: Ha; .' e. sossSs ;Sslg
% % & %s s. rD % 'iss ns. coz sola Su 10.
Domestic s,sshte, q az kidd, 'sn qsssJ .'l a. . I M ss.
M a f2r Cssorns alS do o P,s, G spesS G
SsSi4e DO for Ctr ds do Upper ia good
steady 24al god - Basasi Ays .od Ro Gra'ds Kp .iet
% d. e SER, Leone t 2 s . 'i l1 be- Sss S,s' q s' c s,
7c or Csea.;s sssgAserCOw l do dead Grssa ad lsali
HoSRYcsS. selling esssso gold ia soDd sud ssSse. Eo
Only moderate. Jssbirg trass prevailed s former
qaO,e sal9a or fair good and SG6e s eo
ITGfHER-IemIocL Sol. eounoe. ss With ea, h,,aes
baye pretty nusn AZ disposed usl
firthef decided improvement bat yey Bun It u iS
Incrasas N faor ana Se
Considerable sse AZ oUtsds ire. oor Dnegsc
adensbd We quotes Baeuos Ayr st TIdzs of str
snd 5l l for Lgt ana Aads o1E9to Sea4le 70. hs 40
3e Er Bde s8d 29l99ls for Light; CshsruiA ~ riS kf
Heavy eic Middle sad zsidJiic nr Lights Damsge "A
veis6 25@4F Peer Dsnsge az sezs lsd2J OaE goo F
demand 33Hl2c ssr Light 5d45c tor MGle sEd NdfS
for HsavT; Cropped lfd4c Bsos 23d2j Slaughter oys
sssS u frsI We quote JIa4oe Tor hsnoek sSa
3sdle. for OAK
hBfALNo Business Of in America ugoD CoPf.s
holders however ia tkr TieEs Snail 80
changed hands for Lsks and Bsimer Ia Pig Tin Ets
stra arrive, ~ Boston al es sst
English 9r1le ell gh The abpSe sse~s
sse aud advance price eau g the further sdvsso.
IN for Sta u 3i ten days 1ke adTancs
ewing sdVcss0tbt ~ e Dutch Trading Company %
ihey Win ssi Only slabs he ansoa hs end Of @ Nek VIZ
la tte advertised r % In Pig Lead sales a. ~
Spanish 4 god. Ia bsad bed a. eQh o sd
Shot : dull Speter Is firm. We quote a. follows;
A.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

Ro,.pdae bel 81 Ty8 Csc East kcvP TOP Iof9 52k
RgRSWANTbsrs hevn fair deHAnd for Yellow Western aud
Southern market continues f sales Of 5000 At tso
BONRWe snail sales Rio Grsnds Shn t so per tan
BRlSrLBS s sthoa spsei eAirg The dsuEd nsdeFa's We
ouots Al s2 80 for American GreY aud White.
BROOM proved with coed dmasd and Light HrnVA
sa!es % Red Al "a Ice. and Orveh st l8as9c v ~
COTTOSle demand been eOnane such sA parcels
required immediate aud the ggea,s of Business foo ,Ai
prices reguy aud TO sell easily eoneesson would ne
s-s aud bods nls do rot oaer efslJ and seen nepei o.
being no pnrehsrg Nh more
f N sass u which taken 6y spinasrs and
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

COFFEB-Ths stock Of @ hh By importers 10 hs United Sates
this morning s ISL bags BchiBE 1000 az Mobile, 100
savannah. 800 at GavsoH $3.50 st Banore 2oo at Boston
this The quotations gdsc gold for ortiaAU
eagoes p10ie h fair Do iilo for good 2el2e for Prime
bondj 0l8@ the invoices dnty paid
demand has beu Moderate and have sales
but holders continue m preeus the sfet
AtssJ uniform With many desirable parcels 70 Be 0nbd
sale Wssl lodi. grades qnlei ard steady harasoo l91s
LsguAra i aie Jsmaca ~ Sie aud 81 Domingo, lidt
Java Ia dul aud R0inlhal at 2l d2aia ...
COArhe has Improved the lover prices current =, the
Ad puhc sale bat make change qaotAsonS from Iard
via S9aSS ss Of 7cO NJ Caso prices are lower F0eSh
hOthuK Of haA heen done, prices unceTtain
CANDLEsAdA 10 fair dem And sales of2o boxes
2Od2a Sperm aud Patent qaod at e for tie former and sc
for tie latter.
PLOUR AND MBAL-Tho marhet for Western and State Flour
tendency value IN avor OF toe buyer bna AZ We
close uudor active dud there MAS 'salsr sensg para &
In All grades Of flour the wharf pEeed %
sss easer dmay 10 movag On AeeoonI oi
900 bblA California Flour has been ea
dsnAn prizes unchaugdi sales OF so SACKS
been 10 active demand 6at ee SenI Eaas
freely, the sss go bbS Rye Flour
In fa ady sales of 30 bbS Corn Meal nAcu,e
BucNhes Flour heavy and lower The osng quotations are " iof
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

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