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DESTRUCTIVE FEE At MoNrErAi. Co.
Montreal. October 25.--.t serious fire oc-
Cured here Oh Saturday night. The great
est losses were the complete destruction Of
st. Andrews church and the partial de-
struction OF the Unitarian church and the
drug mantlfactory Of Kerry & CrathcrS.
The Baptist church was also considerably
damaged, The Joss is $4,000:
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Fatal Accident.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, October 90, 1869.
The only son of DR.. Joseph Norris, of this
place, was killed while out hunting this ewes
ming by the accidental discharge of his fowl
ing-piece. Death was instantaneous: He
was very promising young manj and his
death is lamented by the whole community.
A son of Judge Watson was near him at the
time of the accident. NJ.
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Decision Of q Confederate Cotton Case.

NEw YORK, October 2G.-Thc celebrated
cotton case OF The United States rs. Vernon
X. Stevenson was decided to-day in favor Of
tie defendant. The judge held that the
cotton in question never belonged TO the
Confederate Government. and instead Of
ioing shipped To Sew York, in violation Of
HE act u Congrc->, was shipped from Il
tion of the blockade at Wilmington; but
this could not change the bill nor work for
fixture to the United States unless seized as
Il nriZc OF War.
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Violence nv Soldiers III 5.e5rs,.s;

AUGUSTA, Ga, October 2G.-Edward
Cady, citizen of Warrenton, Warren
county, GA, was taken from his house last
night by party Of Federal soldiers. While
beng carried out OF town he escaped, but
received two grIn-Shot wounds. The affair
causes much i'll feeling. Il lias been res
ported by the sheriff to the military autho-
rifles.
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LYScgBURG, VI, October 2G.--Thc Fair
opened to-day, and though the weather was
cloudy there were 5000 persons on the
ground. Hon. Thomas 6. Bocock delivered
the opening address. The display Of blood
ed stock is fine, but not rs large as expect
ed. In the race to-day BradshaW's Virginia
Girl beat Haryey's Flyaway in two straight
mo.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
WILLIAM WALLACE SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS,
and proprietors OF the celebrated


and proprietors Of the celebrated
MOUNTAIN DEW"
have In store ind In bond large assortment of
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN wHIsKEYs,
much of which has been held for upwards OF
TWO YEARS.
They are the sole agents, and contractors for
many flne brands, as "P. ENGLEMAN,'' ~.
G. LEIGH" Overly" "FIREBAUGH,"
<sGEM OF THE VALLEY" &c. A. WHITE
&C, &c.
They deal largely in APPLE BRANDIEs.
and have always on sale fine native stocks.
The reputation for fine liquors their house
has enj6Tcd fgr upwards of FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity In filing orders.
Their MOUNTAIN DEW is known FROM
Canada to Florida and from Cuba to Califor
MIA. 1t Is a fayorite wherever brought into com
petition with the best Installations of the North.
South, and West. se'o-3m
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nrizc-Timht IN California.

SAN F'RASCIsCo. October 2G.-hiIcy and
Cannon fought ninety-thrcc rounds yestcr-
day. when darkness interrupted the pro-
cecding>, and the battle was declared drawn.
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seScre %uovs-3,crrs, at the Worth:

BUFFALO, October pa severe snow
prevail" here.
ToHoNro, CANADA, October 2G.-Two
inches OF SHOW here to-day, and it is two
feet deep ut points further North and West.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
srain and FIour. nrnrl,etr.
Conn AND FLOUR ExcHASGE,s
RICHMOND, Va October 20, IsCa.

Conn AND FLOUR ExcHASGE,s
RICHMOND Va October 20 lscs.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt-Whte, 7Os bushels. Rcd, 327 bushels.
Corn.-White, 30 bushels. Mixed, 54 bushels.
O1ts.-45l bushels.
Rye.-l0 bushels
SALES.
Whe1t:-Wlrire no bushels prime at s1.57i; ls4
bu sInls very good nc S55 10 bushels gOodat Si'5
% bushels at sl4oi - bushels foul ut sl:32i $50
bushels prime OH private ternsstotal s92 bushels,
Red l8 bushels good ut 81 IN loo bushels very gooo
ut 81 .37S-total l2i bushels. .
corn white. 10 bushels at sl.ls. Mixed, 81
bushels 1t Si.l5.
gE-ExHrBfTED
TVheat.--Nhite, SIS bushels. Red is6 bushels.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of Wheat on Change
growing daily less and Ices tosday TREY consisted
OF but 7OS bushels white and 3e2 bushels re1i u
which IS bushels white and 1s6 bushels red were re-
exhibited and bushels white and li bushels red
were sold; market firm. Offerings OF Corn il9ht
and demand good at Sll5 the rate ruling Tor scYefal
iays past Nothing done In Oats or Rye. Inc
offerings OF grain on Ci!angc on he 2etf October
1863. were Wheat-W hite, 7l6 bushels; red, 40
bushels. Corn-White, Lose bushels yellow, IL
bushels. Oats, GS8 bushels. Rye, IS bushels.
Prices on that day were Wheat-Wbite, prime,
So. 80 F.; red. very good, 1891. Corn-White prime
old. sl.25: prime new, sl.os. Oats, prime, csc.
Rye, vsry good, sl.4S,
It Is noticeable feature thisseason that but two
samples Of new Corn have yet been exhibited on
iChaiige-one sold on the l5tft instant by Mr.
WORKMAN and one sold on she 2lst instant by j. J'
Wilson: Sales Of new in October, l36S, were oc-
tober 18TH, sI.2o; 18th; damp shlG; 10Th, $l.os
Goth, sll2 23d, 81; 24th DAMP csc. 26th, prime,
81 o8 27th s01yOc. 18th, 77@95c.; Goth, s.GsJc.;
3dth, 7j@3Oc.
The non-appearance of new cora Oh the market
In any considerable quantity arises in the opinion
Of some, to some extent from the fact that farmers
have got the notion that because Of the cry OF "a
very small CROP they win get by-and-bye very
big prices while others, in addition to this view
think that some farmers arc Lold'us from the very
necessity Of the case, and the impression tbat b
.G'ev were 70 sell now they would have to replace al
higher prices. q tfhsc things as they may, the
belief now generally exists that the corii crop ~
the state while Il has suffered greatly, Is not such
an utter failure as 1t was reported it would be.
In this connection we may state that The COM
parJttre statament grain in Chicago for lSe8and
1860 furnishes food for reflection. Here 1t Is:
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WASHINGTON NEWS.


Special dispstct, to the Baltimore Sun,
Importance of the yerger GEnhcnA
corpus %,ccision.--Troublc .n the Nm
ttour.i Theatre.
" ,SHrSoroN. October 25.-The opinion
NJ The supreme Court in the ,Ycrger EASE,
,7rdrrcd to-day. is regarded nv iGn Radi.
,-al> ~ fatal bow Mt the reconstruction
arj> of Cnnrress, Radical senators now
mere >aN taa' 1t will result in setting aside
thr "N!trc work Of reconstruction in The
SatGa.
There is good deal Of speculation as to
what action tho President will take. Some
>av nc will instruct General AmcS to diSrc-
gard fhr writ Of h0bcGS corpus on the
.ro,lnd that Mississippi is under military
,ulc. and that the writ Is imperative there.
While the decision gives the President con-
siderable unCa>inc>S. and, as | learn, was
moi unexpected L. him, those best informed
>ay ne will bow 10 the decision OF the court,
nd cause Icrgcr TO he delivered TO the civil
authorities,
Ten Wade is among the arrivals here,
.ftE had All interview with the President to-
diy. Il i, said that Mr.. Wade urged the
President To recognize the hcliigcrCncy Of
the Cuhans.
~ the performance OF IXi0n ut the Ma
tloual Theatre tonight one OF the actresses
.d'>e'tc'N hl"un "!>'c>ic'.'ui a'u>loh 10
N""'%.W Johnson III WHY ! tGFI't G ="
P, , ,,i;',,. ',, dnd u,
.',,1! NJ ,,,n,a"sr wh;rT was on+vcrrG
Ia. rr,, prDiocr3fir rlcmnD, in hisSc. yehc-
,Y.ri aut hearty. The upyoar was con-
'Iucrd some time. and threatened 10 pro-
ar.>a row in owe instance between Two
enthusiastic politicians.
---
low VIRGINIA IS OrrRESsED.-Tobacco
J., now paving the bulk Of the internal re-
'r&uc fax. At no time since tobacco was
faxed did it contribute 4 larger proportion
IT,. the total revenue than for TIC past two
months. Eighty per cent. OF the gain for the
first quarter OF tie present fiscal wear is on
tobacco. Some Of the Virginia districts
snow an increase over last wear OF 400 pcr
cent But isn't it shameful that this down.
rroddcn state should thus hc tANcd!l
----~
ISSUE OF REGISTERED TOBACCO STAMrs,-,
Commissioner Dclno. in Special 10. Is,
i>-u-> The following Instructions
Attention i hereby called 10 the mode Qf
Issuing registered tobacco stamps. The ro;-
i.@tuT.> name, in his Olrn hnnd.r$s:Uy. must
apprav in every Registered STAMP issued
tum The office az any collector, and the
hIuN> in the body Of stamp must NJ Tiled
with the number Of the district, the State,
@"a he precise date OF thc issue.
ih" blanks in the stub, mus ne filed In
>.ch II manner IL TO ,.,.,c.cYyn n nrr,prt rc.
cord ~ the tnm.,,viur ga?is thc nrr.nu to
whom sf,i,,,, ,,,.,r.,rnod;nl, w. iE.,,cd
.,.,l.,. ~ HE f,,,o,.,.. dn,n I,hon i,.nnd
.+StI,.,.,i'3to,.j ~, s,.',S,;,n. =; -
I,.,d
Hduouf t'MS oNac, correSoond."cc De-
'"r.49 lhe h'anh requirements Of inc Sl4p
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TOYS. &c.
" % az.
CRSJGNED WOULD RE

rs.HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE
4 SPECIFULLI call the attention OF The pub
lie 30 the VERY FINE AND " ELL-ASSOEIED
STOCK OF TOYS they ere opening. These
TOYS can ne sold ut unusually low prtces-as
cheap if not cheaper than the same style II goods
in New York. Dealers III TOYS would do wei 10
examine this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We intend to place 1t within the power OF rTcry
one to give the children something nice. Give lis
= crll, and satisfy yourselves
l.. s.. IIZZINi : Co.,
No. 5 Twelfth strret.
oc t-lpl IN rear DiSpG'ch Office.
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Foreign Markets-CBY TELEGsiPuI.

Foreign Markcts-IBY TELEGkAFNI.
LoSDO%. October 70 Soon. Consol5, 1885,
United States bonds, sig. SuG"r-Aiioat, .ss. 81.
LIVERPOOL, October 26--IFo0H.--Cotton steady J
uplaads, I'D. Orleans, i2td. ; estimated sales,
ID. coo bales. Corn, 3Os, 3D. TtgO o ctOck-Cotton-
sales will tn L 900 bales. Yarns and Fabrics al
Manchester steady. Red winter Wheat 9S. sag
IS. cd.
LIyrrpooI October 90 Epening.-Cotton
closed steady sales u. 900 bales, including 1000
for export and speculation Western -four, 2Ss. cd
FRANKFORT, October 25.-UniIed States bonds
firm III :7;.
IIAvRE, October @d.-Cotton opens quiet on the
spot and aioat.
PARIS, October .f.-Dourse opens firm rentes,
TOT. 5jc.
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EALTiNORE,

OrTonrR 25p. M-FtonT-Afnr fhh close Of
Change saturday $50 barrels western extra sofa
Mt 81. -. To-day market was dull only lies re-
ported were 200 barrels western extra ut So; 100
barrels choice western extra at $3.50. There is
some inquiry for City Mills BRAZIL brands, hut
no transactions for want OF vessels ana trclSht
a:-Whcat=@Rccnipts, LAB bushels white
ana Il ZIG bushels rcd. i he niarsci WIS heavy
with prices again favOring buyers shippers are
buying sraringly on account of the scarcity OF
freight room ar" advanced rates asked. included
I'm The sales were $50 bushels southern white III
Sl.Ijn$I.53; $50 bushels western white a $1,000
$40 OF red, $500 bushels choice southern sold NJ
Il. i3Gi$l.5r, only 100 bushels bringing the outside
priccS-rrS'1un 81 426l&l Is $500 bushels prime
Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA at @l-+o ! 900 bushels
lower Grade Maryland and good western IL Fl.So@
$l.27; several inferior parcels at Sl.2o@ ST.
sales of l. 700 bushels good to prime white Ut 81 IL
M:l.2O rs bushels T. i. at SIZE; 100 bushels n.y.
cut l.O5 600 bushels new crop ut 75c (GTll9 as
10 condition $50 bushels new yellow at i50S5c:
700 bushels old iy-cut n s1.c5.
Oats III bushels offered and 600 bushels sold
at JS.r3oc Tor rooH 70 prime; car"load OF Dlack
R,c.--alo bushels sold at $I.lcG$1.l2.
mn Fced remains unchanged. We repeat for
Br0wnstuil 2SGo23c for city: 2OA2lc. for western
medium MiiilinGs, 3i@35c.; heavy Midd!ngs, q.
''s' 'S' ''' NEW YORK.
OCTOBER 25-P. M-BreadStug$.--Th Four
mari:"t Is 6T1c. lower! sales oil s.iC9 barrels at
=. iJI -. 10 !t'r Huphrtine Stale; S5.2o1Sf5 For
extra state: So loti $3.50 for choice site: :5.ieI
s.. 10 for supcrnc western S555sa? 80 fer ',tt 4
western SCEi 90 so for round-nOop Ohio aud .o.s
TSG e. for trade brands. Bfckwheat Flour Is quiet.
southern Flour Is dun and dropping; sales 100
barrels at &i G55lsG.s 20 for common t. fair extra
and So sSGi 80. - Tor good to choice ,%tra Call
rc~nia Flour is quiet and nominal Rye Flour Is
quiet: sales Of $50 barrels at 81. SchS@.?5 Corn
Meal isIUi"t.
d"rLlc ci!,rg": ericS ~ ro9 tu.hcls 1t Si.4o Tor
No. srria., *l4o,, IL" %" inter red and am
Ia. western ana II. 30 for v inter red Illinois.
/ 4. i ,u1 tprS
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TOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.

Wesrc now IL re ceIpt OF 4 large lot OF DOLLS
of All sizes from IN Inch to three and half feet
long, with and without moving eyes; natural
hair made OF wax, china, and composition ana
at Surprisingly low prices. Give US call.
ANDREW PIzZlNI 4 CO.,
eeoo sol Broad street.
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qaHE SOUTHERN MUTUAL Asssss

,E47HE SOUTHERN a IJTJI5aJs Il e..esga
FIRE INSURANCE C0MPANIs 4
AUTHORIZED CAPITALS 2J0,c00.
Chartered by the Commonwealth of Yi7gfysIAs
Office = Northeast corner of Ninth and MAfnf
streets, Richmond Va.
1 This company Issues participating policies ON
farm and city property by which the Insured be.
comes member of the company. sharing In 10
profits. ml-aunual dividend OF three per cent?
declared July L 1860.
j. 8 CALVERT. President;
H. S. PRICE, Vicc-prcsident and Treasurer;
j. W. SEXsON, Secretary;
DIR. ii. G.. DAVIDSON, General Agent.
l4--IIn
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Az orchestra composed entirely of female
performers is making Il concert tour through
termanys
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DARING RoEBERY--A PRETENDED BAPTIST
MINISTER THE RoBBER.-In July or August,
Il man apparently about thirty years of age,
passed through Pearisburg, where he repre-
sented himself as minister of the Baptist
persuasion, and said he was from Charles
City county, but had for several years been
pastor of Il church in the city Of Richmond;
and was going on a visit to brother who
lived in Mercer county, West Virginia: He
seemed devoutly pious, conversed freely and
tiucntly on any subject. and seemed to have
been Well bred aud highly educated.
He next turns up at the house of Mr..
Isaac Fry, near Peterstown, about ten miles
from this place, to whom he again repre-
2ented himself as q Baptist minister, and
going so far as 10 Inform Mrs. Fry Of the
health Of some Of her relatives, who reside
in the neighborhood Of Richmond, with
whom he seemed perfectly well acquainted.
He preached III the neighborhood for sevc-
raj weeks, visiting around among the men,
berS of the church, AL ofwhom had the high
est esteem forfhis :crcfej2d divine. lie gave
his na,;.c 10 Mr.. Fry as J. T. Iodine. After
having imposed upon the generous hos
FATALITIES Of Mr.. Fry for nearly month, he
lett, first stealing, rs it Is supposed, Il sum
of money.-Peurisbur1 Gazette.
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
we would invite the attention OF country mer-
chants To our large stock of GROCERIES, which
we can sell as low they be had In any north
ern market. Sendm
100 hogsheads BACON,
50 hogscads RAW SUGARS
800 bags COFFEE-RIO, LAGUAYRA, ana
Loo sacks SALT-MARSHALL and WORTH
ISGTON; .,.
300 barrels SYRUPS and MOLASSES,
loo kegs SODA,
i,on0 kegs NAILS, ~
500 barrels FL OUR, all grades;
500 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
500 bags SHOT.
sc?l corner Cary and Thirteenth streets.
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weather being rather better, and fitted out

weather being rather better, and fitted out
an expedition by pressing a schooner to
convey the troops with the inspectors to the
oyster rocks; butthe oyster1nen, discovering
the yawls of the steamers in tow, ran of,
when the yawls were ut once manned, and
Inc oystcrmen pursued on the island, and
the place occupied for two days. a large
portion Of the islanders, with their boats,
were captured and sent out 10 the steamers,
when the requirements of the law were
fully enforced by collecting back taxes, i'm
posing fines, and requiring the parties to
take out license, and SO arranging matters
with the islanders as TO produce better feel
ing, and appointed a deputy inspector on
the island.
or the evening OF the 2lst ran to Horse
nammocks, boarded number of vessels,
and collected the tax from all delinquents.
This morning, the 22d. spied the wreckine
boat Resolute on Tan@cr sound, ran
alongside of her, and contracted with the
owners, ID. & J. Baker, to raise the Vir-
ginia and deliver her in Norfolk, and after
attending to other matters on the sound,
reached this point.
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Cool Weather al New Orleans.
New ORLEANS. October 26.-Thc thermc-
meter to-day is down to 4Go.
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Special dispstct, to the Baltimore Sun.
Importance of the Yerger enbcas
corpus ~,ccision.--Trouble In tho Nn-
tt0ur,i Theatre,
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WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-
w TON Of merchants and Others TO our stock,
embracing In part the following
Choice APPLE BRANDY.
Engic,nan's fine RYE VII iSkEf.
e barrels COMMONto MEDIUM WHlSkEG:
50 barrels Foley L Shuttcric FAMILY FLOUR.
$50 barrels choice brands VAL + 7 EXTRA
FLOUR, rr,,>-,,
so barrels choice brands VALLEY SUPERFlNE
5hogshcads SHOULDER BACON,
hngshcads SIDES.
10 huSSs prime JOLFS, -
80 bags prime LAGUAYBA COFFEE,
81 bags prime RIO COFFEE,
7j ba.s good RIO COFFEE.
100 bags low grade RIO COFFEE.
hogsheads prime PORTO RICO SUGAR,
hogsheads medium grade PORTO RICO ST.
GAR.
so barrels REFINED SUGARS,
SALT. SOAP common and toilet,
SHOT, BLhGKING.
MATCHES, BUCKETS,
BRJUMS, &c., sc.
o,5 ANDREW J. GRAY X co.
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low VIRGINIA Is OrrRESsEp.-Tobacco
., uow paying the bulk Of the internal re-
'r@uc fax. At no time since tobacco was
faxed did it contribute larger proportion
d: the total revenue than for tNc past two
months. Eighty per cent, OF the gain for the
trsf quarter OF tie present fiscal year is on
tobacco. some of the Virginia districts
snow an Increase over last yea" OF 400 per
cont. But isn't it shameful that this down.
trulGcu State should thus hc tANcd!l
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CHEESE.-100 boxes FACTORY ana
" CUTTING CHEESE for sale by
MASSIE 4 HARVEY,
ocg Fourteenth street.
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aaits..a .sk S,s1dtI ioesi4g s,iapg ,HE
s.,5Uq ollAp eds 10 ssoiH1oqTooni sdT
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C,HANCERY NOTICE.

STATE of Illinois, Alexander county, -. In the Circuit
Cont Of Alexander county Jniy Term, 1859 Ranor
ID. Victor SIS Mary Victor. In Chaneery Bin for di-
yOrce.
AFFIDAVIT ofthe non-residenee of Mary Victor, the
above named defendants, having been filed ia The
1.rl'- Office ~ the cirult COurt sad county, mo-
ice il therefore hereby given 10 the SAID Mary Ncior
That he e0Inpla nani fled his bill Of complaint ~ said
court on the Chaneeiy side thereof on me Iu day OF
Anvil i-5 and that thoreLp0n summons issued out
on sad court rrturnable NJ Inc law directs Now un.
es. YOU the said Mary Victor, shall personally be and
fftt day OF the neat Term thereof ~ ts holden AZ ne
courthouse ia the cy ~ Cairo, in SAD county, on Inc
~ Monday ln July ne1i aud plead, answer OF demur
10 The said complainant bi. Of complaint, The same
and the mai,eis aaI iugs therein charged and sai-
ed will he taken confessed, and decree entered
JOHN q. HARTMAN, clerk.
Cairo, April 10Th, lsdg.
Mulkev' Wall Wheeler. sel'rs for complf.
aplHlswiw
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EREiGHTS.

R,Tgs TO MrspHn-poit. 81; whisky and oil. per hhi
soc. saii per hb. Soc; FLOUR and Meal. pr tb, Nc;
Corn. pei sack. ac; Oats. ter lco lbs. -; Potao,s
and Apprs, per Dbl, 3c Hay, ,eomPressedl per iohs
81 - Heavy Ffcighis. per 10 lbs *: Lght Fr.ghtsi
per l,n lie, Sc: Lumber. dressed. bundles, per
- o.. Lumber. loosc pei NJ. - on
RI M RAIL Tao~ \. y AND BosrOS CAIKo Nv
BLtE LIsElsi class. - 10: "a 10. - 10; ~ d.
81 81; 4ih do. ~ ". SPECIAL d.. TIE
To New YORK, cotton, Compressed U
do do de- uncompres.et ................. I IS
To NV osLg.Ns-Flonf PER h54. %; Potatoes ans
Appis. PORK. pr hhl.. ascs Beet 20 o. whisky,
PEI hbisl 80: Coal o. f.rtbi ~ %; Con- 81; o.,
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sNa siieirrH s19dioia gs.oisa
wtrAb on ym .ioniiu ,o1ieD
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CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

CAraa Its. Nsy u, i's,.
We have no marked change 90 note IN our market
since our La, semi.veeky review, which remains UNI
u.uaily quiet for this season OF the year The move
meni Of Flour and Produce s on very limited scale
being exclusively confined 20 fllnr orders and sup
pIyins the immediate vau'. az TIE home trade. Inc
utostdis,inctlye feature Ia our market the p'esen'
season a. compared wish former Year,, found pa
The increase Of the Flour trade. Whrh rom formerly
bayins been an article Of second o. third rate magn'
Jude when compared Nith others. iss bpw assumed
position Of leading importance. orr present SENT
weekly reports, though showing iH common win
those Of many other markets, marked decrease ne
e amount o. sggrcgatc sales, arc yet 30 ii ahead Of
those q forr- s-s % Justify NJ IN The prediction
Thai the day i not fr distant when Cairo viii become
one Of the leading Flour markets in the Wet sta
stod as We are in the very md. % one of the finest
w1,oa, growing sections q the whole world, % the
confluence Of the two mighiesi ri'ers Of the CONT
nent. with unequsiel facilities ~ cheap iransIoHn-
,,on IN every direction, the prc-cmneui advantages
Of Cairo A. a Flour and Gram market ore sure T. he
acknowledged and 10 place her n the front ranks a.
"A distributing point fyr these stAplr-; oar ,iiei -I"r
preyoni. our further dwelling upon th,s subject o., Ne
Should like 20 and - H. Importance deserves. our
Flour market has undergone DO mater eh'nse 'Iho"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-18
New York Items.

NEW YORK, February l7.-Ex-Officel
Dorsey, formerly attached to the 4Sth
Precinct, but who was dismissed from
the force some time since, was arrested
in Brook Ign last night, on charge oil
highway robbery. :,
The Herald's Washington dispatch
says there is report there that the con-
fdential relations heretofore existing
between General Grant and his conf
Dental secretary, General Badeau, have
been broken off, and to-day Badeau was
instructed to remove his desk from the
room occupied by Grant. to another
apartment. The cause of the rupture Is
not known.
The World prints q circumstantial ac'
count, given to the writer by an officer
to whom the confession was made by
Charles LETTERS, who afterwards killed
John Walton and Mr.. Matthews, and
who was himself murdered by fellow
convict at Sing Sing, about year ago.
LETTERS declaration does not release Mrs.
Cunningham from the charge Of COM
plioity with his crime.
The ice has broken up in the Hudson
river as far as Poughkeepsie, half the
distance to Albany.
By the aid ofPhilip Curry, hall tender
in the Hartford Jail, Jesse Allen and Jo-
seph Lyons, two barglars, escaped last
night.