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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04

EDon't fail to call on +. NJ. Porter
to-day before you buy your boots and
shoes. If you do not you will miss a
bargain.
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vThe Intelligencer man smelled his
own breath and thought it was stink
in Centre Wheeling.
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wDid you ever see any fine Paiseley
Shawlsi J. S. Rhodes & Co. have just
received some worth one hundred and
fifty dollars each.
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Remember the Cheap Counter.
Every Boot, Shoe and Cater to be put
on the Cheap Counter.
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FOR RENT.
Store Room For Rent.

,>EE OF THOSE FINE STORE ROOMS IN
[ C1jJ Fellows Hall Building is offered for
1 Enquire Of JOHN G. HEFTLY. adjoin-
inc Epcking's Drug Store, or at this office.
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w'The most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found al
Merge's, 1873 Main street.
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wA fine lot of Steroscopic views Of
home and foreign scenes have just been
received at Partridgs's.
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IWe know young man who re-
Gently sacrificed his goatee because he
wished to appear more lamb-like.
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wA full assortment of ladies Misses
and children's shoes, just received at
Iouis Blond's, 107 Main street.
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HPartridge's extensive sky light en-
ables him to make as good pictures this
cloudy weather as on clear, bright days.
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ry'The enterprizing firm of f. M.
Porter is again in the field with COM
plete stock of fall and winter goods for
sale very low.
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xOld Tarytop says that at sea they
bsx the compass, but in Wheeling they
box the sidewalks.
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EGO to Louis Blond's for the cheap
est boots and shoes in the city.
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sAnother piece of that extra fine
silk-faced Vslveteen, equal to all silk, at
Rhodes
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yThe latest New York word for
swindling is "jimfskism."
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II The appellation of unbleached do
mestics is now given to negro servants.
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.gGo early and you can have the
best selection on the cheap counter at
+. NJ. Porter's.
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wCanton Flannels at Rhodes for
l2t cents.
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vPaiseley Shawls at Rhodes, from
ten dollars to one hundred and fifty dol
ars.
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wGame is beginning to make its ap-
pearance in our market.
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r. Go and see the new style hats re
ceived at Adler's yesterday.
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Ex-Governor Stevenson returned last
night from Washington city.
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PIANO TUNING.
LOCAL MATTERS.

IYou can get the finest rustic groups
at Brown & Higgins Gallery.
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H-There was very heavy frost yes
terday morning.
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IJ. S. Rhodes & Co.'s is the place
you can find very fine Paiseley Shawls.
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rgNew style button and lace boots
for ladies at Louis Blends, lO7 Main
street.
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Hwax.hower amateurs should call
at E. Bookings Pharmacy and examine
his stock of materials for making Wax
flowers. The best selected and largest
assortment ever brought to this city
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weuAuested Cure Of Catarrh.

WHgELING, ", ' A, May Is, Ie6s.
DR.. J. A. RID:
Dear Sir Your treatment for the cure Of
Catarrh. of which was afflicted has proved
perfect success and can say in full confidence
that believe thatit is radical cure. i suf
ferred beyond description. I had pain in my
head, dimness Of sight, and nay hearing was OBJ
structed at times so that I could hardly hear
my breathing was rendered labOrious by the
impacted Jumps in my head and throat 90 that
had 20 sleep with my mouth open. At times
there was such a ringing in my ears, IL nearly
set me crazy. had been pronounced ineurable
by some Of the most eminent physicians that
applied to; bat am proud to state the painless
treatment Of DR.. J. A Reid has proved perfect
success and would recommend all the afflicted
70 give him . call. MARTHA Z. HAFPER.
oct2o VIM. Il. HAFFER,
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Successful Cure Of Deafness
and Catarrh.

LETTER FROM W. II. MATTTNGLY, Esq,
Sheriff Of Wood County.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, March 10, 60.
DIR. J. A. REID:
DEAR SrR:-Your treatment for Catarrh
and Deafness has proved highly successful in
my son 8 case. He has been afflicted with both
Of the above diseases for fifteen years. have
applied TO quite a number of eminent physicians
before but received no benefit but ysur pain.
less treatment seems to be a specific for the
above maladies, and would recommend all
afflicted to give you a cab. -
WV II. MATTINGLY.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
I take this method of bearing testimony TO
nv appreciation of the successful services Of
DR.. Reid in the treatment of my wife. She had
Catarrh, Bronchitis and Asthma 10 such an eI
tent that she had entirely lost her voice, and
she had lost several pieces Of bones out Of her
head. and her friends thought she could not
live but a very short time, and my family phys.
ician gave mo no encouragement whatever, but
under the judicious treatment Of DR.. Reid she
is restored to health, and would recommend
all the afflicted to give the Doctor call.
NJ. L. MILLER,
Architect and Builder.
MARTINS FERRY, July g. 1869.
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After a false start the horses got
good send off, Betty about half a length
in advance. Betty West having run
away with her rider at the conclusion
of every heat, it was the general opin-
ion that Sunshine would win the race,
but Betty was never challenged for her
place during the heat, and she won it in
l:57. and the race. The following is the
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SUMMARY.
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sale very low.
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4 Card from Policeman jackson,

[ THOUGHT He Was A GENTLE
Notwithstanding the above idea T
went to the local editor Of the Demo
crat of this city, and requested him to
correct an error Gas l supposedly in
yesterday mornings issue of that
paper, which be refused to do, but
reiterates the same SANDER, and more
too, in this mornings paper, viz:
That Policeman Jackson looked on
and saw a man knock woman down
and kick her, and made no attempt
to make an arrest. And this morn
ing states that if it had been
German that he would have
made the arrest. (How pitiful ,
Without the least hesl tatiCn, mental
reservation or self evasion of mind in
me whatever, and pronounce the
articles above referred to as false and
black as the heart that prompted the
brain that moved the hand that
penned the Infamous SANDER In that
paper | ind, upon looking over nv
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RIrar ninnefcl,n.

PrTTsBURG. September 25.-The Monou.
gahela has ~ inches water in the channel
| CIScINrATI, september 25.--lort Lis. -
/ ArriYats-Alas<a, + ON NeH Orleans; Sill
| yerSpray, Il ON New Orleans. Departure s.
Mary Dayass, for New OrleaRS; Cora $
/ for Memphis The river has feet Inches
water in the channel. It must rise now.
| LOUISVILLE, September 25.-Port List
/ r. e. Gray, to Memphis; DardanelIe TO
| Arkansas River; Kate Robinson CincfD-
natl to st. Louis; Pink NaTble, TO Teuneg-
see River-an with big trips. River de-
Ginning slowly, with four feet water in tn
canal, two feet in the Indian Chute and
one foot over the rocks. Heavy rains
have fallen at different times daring the
NASHVILLE, September 25.-Rfver now
rising, with twenty inches on Harpeth
Shoals. Heavy rains to-day.
MEMPHIS, September 25-The weather
was cloudy and very warm during the
day, but suddenly turned cool this even
Ing, with light rain River rising slowly.
Darges aud Marble City, st. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS, September 25.-Arrived-
Fleta. Departed-Emma 40. and Mary
Houston.
81. LOUIS, September % = Port List
Arrived-W. 3. Dance, from Kansas ely:
Bayard, from SCOTS Landing; Andy John-
son, from Keokuk; Ida, f:om Tennessee
River; Muscatine, from s.. Paul; Illinois
from Peoria; DIctat tor, from hat Island
Tom Jasper, for st. Paul; BavaTd- Tor
Scouts Landing; kllgG0r and Camin
wealth, for New Orleans; Julia for Vfcks-
burg; Anna, for Cincinnati; Glendale for
PlttsbuTg; Importer, tor Fort smith: II m
Morgan, for Rocbeport; st. Luke Tor
Miami; Mcdonald. for Omaha; Illinois
for Peoria. River rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and quite cool.
CAIRO, ILL.,, September % Port List
Norman, Evansville pach ct, at III p, NJ:
Colorado, V1eksburg to St. Louis, at an. !:
Arnadillo, Cincinnati to New OrIeaps al
3 A. II. Ella Hughes, GAINESVILLE to Cairo
at A. M; McGfll, st. Louis to New or. /
leans, at A. M; Wild Cat, st. Louis 10 /
at A. II Wild Duck, Pittsburg i
to st. Louis, at 5 A. n Belle st. Louis /
Memphis to ST. Louis, at IL A. NJ: Sham /
ro0k, Cincinnati to st. Louis, at r. NJ Ef- !
Ia Hughes, Cairo to GAINESVILLE at 4 p NJ
st. Louis to Tennessee River at < /
P. NJ; Belle Mem phis, st. Louis to lem
Dhis, at p. n. The river has fallen fcUr
inches; cloudy; mercury Coz.
MEMPHIS September 26.-CIoudv and
quite cool. River rising slowly Paced |
Town.. L. Nc SiIl, Luminary and Moliie
Able.
CINCINNATI, Sept IS a rived: Packets.
Departures: Mary Davage, New Orleans
River rising from local sources; s feet in
channel.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 26--POIt List-Came-
la, 1t. Louis to Cincinnati; MinneoIa
aemphis to CINCINNATI; Collier. frorn /
The river IS about stationery ;
With 4 feet water in the canal, feet on tile
alls and one foot over the rocks. The
Weather is C ear ard very cool.
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81. IOBis Marker.
By Golelfapb.l ST. LOWS. Sept.

ny seiesfapl.l ST. Louie, Sept. ..
HE&P-Dull; undressed sold NJ 81 I0al o.
Tor common To choice.
FLoUR-Fair demand Tor low and medi-
UNI grades, at steady prices: supo nine,
~ 50g4 90; X, IS p; Xxx, So 600 Cd: XXX,
50.
WHEAT-Sun, but not higher; No. 2 red
tall, 81 O8Gl I0i No 1 do, 81 l40l 70; choice
u 25H@l %; NO. white, 81 10: No 1 do,
81 20; choice, 81 25gl 30.
CoAN-Flrm; 9lg9Jc for choice yellow I;
white.
OATs-tirm and slightly better; 47a4s1<c
Tor ~ liked IN sacks 49G52c for white.
BARLEY-Dul; prime 10 choice Iowa
Spring, 81 O50I 30: choice Michigan, 81 IS:
souri,, 81 50.
hYE-Higher; 8699Oc. .
WHIsKY-Sl -.
PORK-Dull; s32 50d32 90.
SALT MEATS m; I5Mc for shoulders;
lSHc for clear sides
,BAcoN-Firm, but not much doing;
sShhoui ders, l61aci Gear and clear rib side,
LARD -Qaiet; lS1zc for fierce; 20; for keg.
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DEATH OF A LATE CITIZEN OF Ev-
ANsvILLE.-We are deeply panied to
learn from the Terre Haute Express
that Mr.. Joseph B. Lake, formerly of
this city, aud for a long time book
keeper on Humphrey, Patrick & Co. s
wharf-boat, died in Decatur, Illinois,
on Tuesday last, while on a visit to
his mother and brother, who reside
there. Dir. Lake was we'll known
and highly esteemed by many of our
citizens, who viii sincerely mourn his
early death, and sympathise with his
bereaved wife and three fatherlcss
children, His disease was consump-
ton.
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Look Out
FOR
treat Bargains In Dry Goods !
Save Y our Money!

HUGHEs has just returned from
New York, where he has looked out
carefully for the interest of his Gus
toners, and bought a large stock of
the very best of every article in his
line, and will sell them at such prices
as will insure perfect satisfaction.
He asks particular attention 10 his
stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds.
Jeans. Waterproof Cloths, White
and Colored Flannels, very choice
stock of irish Linens.
Large stock of Hosiery for every
body.
Elegant Dress Goods.
Large and superior stock of Vel
vets, Satins, Dress Trimmings and
Notions.
A very complete stock of Ribbons.
Grapes and Melines.
Ladies, Misses and Children's Hats
of the latest Fall styles.
Large and varied stock Of French
Flowers and Plumes.
He has not neglected his stock of
Embroideries, to which he added
largely.
As usual, he has the best assert
ment and cheapest Prints and Mus
Inns il the city.
he respectfully asks attention to
his stock. VIM. HUGHES.
se24 1w No. 46 Main Street.
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SRNsATIoN.-A few days ago we
incidentally mentioned the fact that
rain had fallen IN the vicinity of
Terre Haute and along the line of
the E. & G. r.. r., and thas no notice
had been made Of the matter by the
Terre Haute papers. The editor of
the Express seems to have taken the
matter to heart, and "goes for Us in
the following dignified and highly
courteous manner:
The local editor Of the Evansullle
Journal has a clear right to ride his
hobby. the weather, to the fall extent
of his readers endurance, but he
needn't necessarily be discourteous
towards other papers which prefer to
give their readers news rather than
essays on his favorite theme. with
all due respect for his ability and
long experience, we do not think 1t IN
good taste for him to lecture the press
of the country on the duties and pro-
prieties Of journalism.
If the Erpress is not read outside
of the corporate limits Of that ancient
and beautiful city, it is proper enough
that it takes no notice Of the weather
or the stage of the river, as its read
ers are very likely to know as much
about these matters as the editors.
But on the same principle il might
emit many other items which appear
in its columns. we make mention of
the state of the weather and eondi-
ton Of the river here for the informa-
ton of our readers abroad, and we
make mention Of the state of the
weather and condition of the rivers
abroad for the information of our
readers at home. And even then we
are frequently asked if we have any
later news from the river at Pitts
burg, or any accounts of rain in such
and such localities.
Last Spring gentlemen rode all the
the way from New Harmony and
GRANVILLE to examine copies Of the
Terre Haute and Lafayette papers TO
learn if possible the condition OF the
river or the state Of the weather at
those points, but found those papers
silent on the subject, although food
was prevailing that destroyed thous-
ands of dollars worth Of property
which might have been saved had the
farmers along the river had timely
warning. We do not question the
e,,.>o~;a,,- el,il;sy,. n --7-isa o-ra r,i ~
on our part, or that we make hobby
of the weather, but repeat our asser
ton that every we'll conducted daily
newspaper throughout the whole
length and breadth Of the land makes
almost daily note Of the weather, eth
er by a meteorological table or other
wise. Moreover, we are almost daily
accosted with the enquiries, Have
you any news Of water in the Wa
bash?" Has there been any rain up
there?" Don't the Terre Haute pa
pers say anything about it?"
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1EEV EEk 10 Va :
l.s,olnsr IesUsr Ite'Tla Sc THIRD fiFge.

r5,usher RtUs4 ItessIs Sc Third PUge.
A great change took place in the wealth
ar Saturday afternoon. At 1 p. N. the
mercury stood at go. At6P. N. 1t had fall
len to 6zo. Thick clouds gathered and a
fierce, bleak wind from the north west pre-
vailed The clouds looked threatening,
but it did not rain here, and yesterday was
cleaf and cold, with the mercury at go at
noon, and 49, at midnight last. change OF
$50 in 36 hours. We may expect frost this
morning. Considerable rain fell at Gin
clnnatI and Louisville Saturday, and IL
also rained at Memphis.....-..The river at
o'clock last evening ........The pilots OF the
Kate Robinson report only "a feet at
French Island Bar, after a carful exanlin-
alton. Milo TunstaII, pilot OF the Tar
ascon and Nightingale thinks thers are s
feet-.....-..The pilots OF thsVorman report S
feet on Walkers Bsr and the Wauanita
aground there on Saturday, but our dis
patches announce her at Cairo yesterday
The arrivals ard departures since
8 Pm. Saturday include the Min
nicola, Memphis to Cincinnati: John
Lumsden. to Cairo; Rose Hite. Louisville
and return: J. L. Graham, Henderson aud
return; Norman, from Cairo; r. G. Gray.
Pittsburg to st. Louis; Kate Robinson
Cincinnati 10 st. Louis; Dardanelle, Gin
cinDati to Arkansas River: NIGHTINGALE.
Louisville to Henderson; Petrona No. 2.
from CanneltOn 1.-The Diamond, with a
heavy tow OF empty barges, passed up yes
terday forenoon, and the Rover, with
heavy tow Of salt for Saint
Louis, passed down in the even
ing, and the Wild Cat, with tow Of
barges, passed up at IL last night.....The
louisville packets had excellent trips .....
The Rose Hite had l25 bars or railroad iron
for Paducah.-......The Kate Robinson and
Dardauelle had splendid trirs The Oar
danelie added considerable here. She is a |
beautiful new boat, intended for the Upper |
Arkansas River trad e........The Minneola |
had moderate trip......-The Norman and |
Petrolia were rather Lgu t.........ILe Rap. |
idan No. will be here ready to resume /
her reguIBr tripson Tuesday .........The Fay
cite, 1t is expected, viii be ready for bust
ness on Wednesday, and may make a trial
trip Tuesday eyentng.........Ihe Morning
Star Will, It is said, resume her trips on
Tuesday.
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book that I have arrested forty-six in
all. a. follows: Seventeen Americans
(seVen of them colored), seven Ger
mans and twenty-five Irish. So much
for my prejudice against the Germans.
Below I give q correct statement, so
far as | am concerned verified by
affidavit A. q ACKsON.
On Friday, the 24tb. about5 o'clock
P. NJ. I was walking from the river
out Main Street. After crossing
Third Street, and when near Bird,
wells drug store. a hack-driver SAID
to me that there ought to be an arrest
made across the street. / looked IN
the direction indicated, and saw near
the entrance to the Court House, from
Main Street, one woman having hold
Of another woman, VINO seemed to be
drunk, when / remarked to the man
that she was not disturbing any one,
and that they might take her home
| Cor away, which they did, in a hack
which stood by. But l never saw
any man strike, kick or otherwise
modest her. 4. JACKSON.
Evansville, Sept 18th, 1869.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this, Goth day of September, 1869.
I. MoTEREAN, j. 7.
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BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY.-Joseph
Stahlhefer pleaded guilty to charge
of assault and battery on Alex. Bran
nan, and was charged s. DIN 6ue and
costs.
Stahlhefer then filed an affidavit
charging Brannan with provoking an
assault, but failed to make out case,
and Brannan was discharged.
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t.nInaga Markel.


b, Telegrapn.I CHICAGO. Sept p
EAsrElsV EXcII ANGE-Par selling,
FLaUR -moT3 active and a shade easier
at 81 COa6 IS ~. Spring extras.
WHEAT = Dull apd &c lower sales Of NO
at 81 Is; NO. 2 81 1901 II, closing quiel az
81 l3 for 20 2; tins afternoon the market 81
quieC and a mer at 1874 for NO. 2,-seile-
September
Cons FlImer; sales NO 2 at 7GjS9771cf
rejected at 7491512c, e osing az 16Mc for no
2; this afternoon the market IS tirmer an
active at TIC cash, and 775487Scs sci er o.
tCber. for No. p
OATs-Actlve and firmer at 42i4 g48c fgl
No. 2, closing at 1910.
RYE- ~ oderately active: sales OF no 1 81
SOC; No. = AZ S2g6 &c; rejected 72g43c, clos
ing firmer at S3Zc fcr No. 2, and 73c tor re-
iected.
BARLEY-Dun; No. is almost nom mai
at 81 %.
ii lGHwISEs- Inactive aud nominal ct
81 l0al ~
roush Sides l7g7%c; short rib Mfddies
iI5agI15<c, and sweet picked Hams I7l6d
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UincIeBati MarH6l.

~ rssssraph-t cITofBEATf. Sept. p.
: FLOUR ana WHEAT-Dull, but prices are
unchanged.
CoRN-Duu at 05a9jc.
OATS Unchanged quiet at 50g58c.
RYE--SlNl ~
BARLEY - Unchanged.
TOBACCO Finn; goOd demand.
WHISKY Quiet but ftrm sales 81 81 10.
MESS PoRK STEADY at So %, but den9and
light
LARD- Held at 49, but not saleabie at
better than l7Ac
BULK MEATS -Bufis shoulders, Ifl6ei clear
sides hold al ISc; 10 other kind OF atces on
the markets.
BACON sold at l71Sc for shoulders; net
to be had at tie close Tor below l614oi clear
RIB sides sold al lg5zc, but could not have
been bought below DC at the close clear
rib, 10 ConIe out OF the SMOKE, held al DC
BUTTER-Unchaugels fresh, 309S5e.
CHEEsE-l54l5%c.
LIGsEED OIL-Hl0tl 03
LARD OIs-El 33ql38.
PETROLEUM Lower; sales at S2g3is FOR
redu. d.
sUGAR- Firm S lies Of raw at l3JSl6e; re-
fined, I5l&@l61zc for soft, and EI49lT15c fot
nard.
= CoFFEE FL rm: sal rs at2)@25s FOR COM
mon 10 choice. and 22g24c for good 90
/ prime sales. $50 bags.
T GOLD = Unsettled; small purchases made
at l3I.
ExcnANGE-Firrn at par. buying.
MOEET-Market III charged.
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HOME AGAIN. - Mr.. John Ingle,
Jr., President Of the r. and @. R.R.,
arrived home from Europe on Satur-
day night, in very good health, but
somewhat fatigued by the rough voy
age experienced in crossing the At
lantic.
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l,nnl.rllle nnrket-

~ e.sErHpp.t LOuIsvILLE Sept. Is.
FLOUR firm superdne S. 0095 D.
GRAIN Firm. Red wheat sI 10: while
wheat u 20. Corn "a bulk g5c0gI 90. Oats
5OQ55c. Rye 09Q Csc.
TOBACCO Leaf active; sales Of G8 hhds.
ranging from 81 60 10 SIS co.
POTATOES Quiet but firm
PRoYISI ms Very hrn. Mess pork g82 so
1883 W. Bacon, shoulders l5zc; clear rib
SIDES l94c; clear sides DC; sugar-cured
mans 2ic; extra do. 2lc. Lard 191S9Igt<c.
WHrsKY-Flrm At 81 l5@I Is.
BAGGING -27027Lc
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eissEaph.f MEMPHIS. Sept. %.
Cor ioN-Steafy at 23I<c for middliug:
receipts 100 bales; exports lI6 bales.
FLOUR-F rner.
WHEAT-Sl 271@.
consolidated bare ut sII5.
OATs-Dull at 5Sc.
HAY-Firm at SIG %.
BRAN-S22 so aud steady
PJRK-S34 80.
LARD Weak and UNCHANGED.
BACON Stihi shoulders lG1<c; sides 2015c.
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HARRY MCCARTHY CoMING The
lovers Of genuine rational amusement
will be grati6ed to learn that Mr.
Harry Mccarthy and Miss Lottie
Estelle will appear here on the nights
of the 29th and 30th-Wednesday and
Thursday-in their peculiar persona
ton concerts and mimic entertain
ments, which gave such universal sat
isfaction upon the occasion Of their
last visit to this city. Harry Mccarthy
and wife are great favorites here, as
everywhere else, and we expect to see
the Opera House densely crowded
both nights. Remember the time
wednesday and Thursday nights next.