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The Memorial Society Of Nashville beg
to in form the friends Of the "Lcst Cause"
of Tennessee, aud in all Of the Southern
States, that they have purchased upon very
liberal terms, four acres CT the new Catho-
lie Cemetery, adjoining Mt. OliVet, TO re-
inter the brave and honored Confederate
soldiers, whose remains are now lying III
the commons and fields Of Davidson CouG-
ty. We hope all who are interested IN THE
cause will send their contributions TO the
Treasurer, or to either of the following
Committee:
Mrs. Jas. K. Polk, Mrs. F, g. Porter,
NJ p Mcguire, JFrencn,
Thos Farrell, S MEG Lindsey,
Jon Kirkman, VIM Glare,
Harding, T Craighead,
Henri Weber, VIM Evans,
Thos Aeaees, II B Buckper,
Cunningham, " John OvertoD,
Z W Hickman, l Nicholson,
Miss Aline Mccall.
Ms. FELICIA G. PORTER, Chm.
Mrz. II z. BUCKNER, Treasurer,
TRUSTEES OF CEMETERY.
Gen. w B. Bate, Gen. B Frank Cheat
ham, Mr. u f Carter, John kirkmam, WIN
Evans, NJ { Cotton. now u
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Jenkins Stomach BitterS!
EATECR tn FNVALTDS,

All persons suffering from Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion, Sick Headache. Costiveness; all the
effects of Fever. Chills. Agne. or aey derange-
m mt nf thn austan will find in
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NEW CHARTER OAK

Last year was greater than We could supply with
the sizes then made. Anticipating a still greater
demand during the present year, we have made
patterns for several additional sizes. and are
prepared to manufacture I2O to 100 CHAR
EEK OAK STOVES per day, Of twenty
eight different sizes.
We guarantee the operation of every Stove
we manufacture, and offer as reference any one
Of the many thousands that have been sold.
wherever they may be found. Neither labor nor
expense has been spared TO make our New Char
ter Oak a Perfect Cooking Stove, and we
offer it to the trade as the BEsT CONSTRUCTED.
MOST DURABLE and UNIFORM OPERATING Cooking
Stove in the market.
In addition to our extensive Stove business,
we are prepared to offer to Stove Dealers, Tin
smiths and others in the trade, the largest and
most complete assortment Of Metals and Tin
ners' stock in the West. Our arrangement
with the st. Louis Stamping Company enables
us to give liberal discounts TO large buyers Of
French Stamped Timed I.OnW are and
Timers Supplies. Having recently reductd
the prices of all articles of our own manufsc-
ture we believe dealers and housekeepeIs will
find it to their interest to send for Catalogue snd
Price LET, and examine our prices before Tur-
chasing elsewhere. Address
EXCEISIOR MANUFACTURING CO..
st. Louis, Missouri.
old bp }. W. WILSON K co.
Nashvi lie. I M
apr2tbutiGy23
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800. Rehabilitation of Officers

The newly elected officers of Aurora
Lodge No. 105, ]. o. o. F, were installed
into Office last night. They are as follows
F. J. Bitterlich, n. G.
f. Fuschs, Y. G.
J. Herbrick, Secretary.
Charles Kircher, Treasurer.
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Buy Chairs

For Christmas presents, from the Nash
vile Chair Factory Of RICE & KREIe, No.
II North College street, who manufacture
cane and wood seat chairs, the quality and
price Of which defy competition. Call and
see for yourselves. dec22 If
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uNCuRRKET MONEY.
UNU
FEHHK86BH.

Ali orders must beaccompanied by the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
By mail or express, as directed.
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CHRISTMAS PREsENTs-DeMovilie &
Co. have fine assortment Of drugs, fancy
and toilet articles.
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You can get at DeMoville & Co.'S, the
finest German Colognes; also, Lubin's and
RiumePs genuine Handkerchief Extracts.
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LANDRErH's GARDEN SEEDS have been
received by DeMoville & Co. A large
and full assortment. Red aud White
Onion Sets, by any quantity.
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JUST received, by DeMoville & Co.,
fine lot of Hair Brushes, Combs, Pufs
Puff Boxes and fine Toilet Soaps.
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Attention, Country Merchants and
Farmers.
The undersigned will pay the highest
market price in cash for dried fruit.
dec30 2w GENNErr & Co.,
Nos. 63 and 65 North Market at.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS..

Montgomery County Bonds-..........-...........5 IS
East Tennessee and Virginia R.R. indors'd 60
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A BEAUTIFUL lot Of genuine Meerchaum
Pipes at DeMoville & Co.'S. Nothing can
be more acceptable present to a smoker.
For CHRISTMAS CooKINa.-A fresh lot
of Spices, Flavors, Savoring', ETC., at De-
Neville & Co.'S.
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the twentieth quarterly statement oil
the First National Bank, elbows that insti-
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SPRING SEssIoN.--W. E. Wards Semi
nary for young ladies will open on the
first day OF February. 1t
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

EY THE soUTHERx. PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC LINE.
Cincinnati Markets.
Snecial 70 The Up;nn o,I Ar,e~soo,
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by Telegraph.I

LOUISVILLE, Jan. Weather clear and
warm. River stationary, Is feet five
inches in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Plenty water to all
points.
CINCINNATI, Jan. Emma Floyd de-
parted for Nashville.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-01

NEW YoG-x, January 31.-It is re-
ported thai letter has been received
In WASHINGTON from Collector S.nyth.
authorizing the withdrawal of his
name for con6rmatiop as Ministers to
Russia
Governor Hawley has written a
letter to the Republican State Com
mittee of Connecticut withdrawing
his name as a candidate for Congress
from the First District. i-ss'fi s.is5 ei it
Henry Thomas alias G. King, yes
terday stole a package of money com
tanning 81, ,;365 from tfe counter OF the
Ohatam National Bank, but was
seized and the money recovered He.
was committed for trial. .aaiIas sass1
There was myterious attempt at
murder in Williamsburg last night
"A person named Ormand visited the
residences of Beacon Whites finsSec-
vond Street, and, for unknown reasons,
attempted bis life with razor or
Bowie knife. Whist his head, was
terribly cut. he escaped with slifc,
and warned the police, who are. in
search of the would-be murderer. tlss
The steam sawsmili Of John Wis
liams, at Farmingaale, Passaicg Couns
iy, New York, was destroyed on
Thursday night by an incendiary.
Loss 500, 900; nd insurance.
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chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Jan. 30.
EECHAHGE-Easter ern exchange quiet and
fral at lilo of buying, and lilo premium
FLoUR-Dnil, with buyers and sellers l5c
425e apart in their views; Spring extras
So 4Od6 80.
WHEAT-Quiet w ami 54alc lower; sales Of
No. at 81 l5la9l l4is; closing with seller
at 81 l312: safes since 'Ghange at 81 E}JS.6
tCORN-LeSs active and 1ad34c lower: sales
OF new at 5614M57c: no grade at 5Ie152c !;
closing under these rates; sales this after
moon at JG4HJ61ac for new.
.OArs-Opened moderately active at yes-
terday 'sCats de figures; sales at 49@49lsc; !;
ciOSrd iuli at 49c.
[ RYE-Quiet and yale lower; No 1 at
81 loci ~; No at 81 H6gi 49,; closing at
81 Idol " for No /. n
BA AkLfY-Dull and nominal at 81 729I IS
for No . 4Fst ffGtI
HIGTiWISES-Dullan and nominal at 9lG9 C..
Provisions - Quiet and firmer; lr ess
pork 5Uc higher; sales at $50 80 on the spot,
and S3l 90 seller March andfbuyer FeDru-
AIRY at tile eloge holders asked $50 s7j X lard
quiet and firm at l954920e.
DRESSED HoGS-In fair demand at S12 80
@sl3 70; closing at sl3 OOal3 so, dividing on
200 pounds.
IiyE IoGs-Active at $40 ooal2 5Oan Sc
for co1nmon TO good smooth.
BEEF CATTLE Quiet, steady and un-
changed.
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ST. LOUIS.
WOman's Suffrage Association Mum
ber or Lady Tax-sayeFs- hahgc in
the Methodist Book Concern.

ST. IoUIS. j aHuary 81. At mect7
ing of the Woman $ Suffrage Associa-
tiOn, yesterday, statement from The
City Assessor was read, TO thoAetfcet
that there are over two thousand tax
paying ladies Ia this.city, represent
ing property assessed at fourteen and
half millions of dollaFs. . A. letter
was read from Rev. DR.. Root, ex-
pressing great fears for the success of
the efforts now making TO obtain the
ballot for women, on account OF ten
dehcies, which he says are manifest
ing themselves in certain sections 81
the country among the leaders In the
movement to place the movement In
antagonism to Christ and the Christian
religion. This charge implied, though
it Is rather distinctly exrrcssed, was
re!uted by Mrs. Hazard. the presiding
officer of the meeting, who said no
such effort was being made That the
movement was in conformity with the
teachings of Christ ,swho taught the
supremacy OF right over might. and
advocated the same laws fer females
as for males. She said they had
nothing to do with the individual
opinions of those who espoused their
cause. and the lessons of the past.
taught them not to reject the aid of
publicans and sinners, while doctors
of law and divinity were unable TO
decide upon the merits of their cause.
Christ himself received sinners.
Mrs. John s. Phelps made aspeeeh
and gave an account of the recent
National Convention at Washington.
The Rev. DIR. Eliot announced his
hearty sympathy with the movement,
and said the sooner the ballet is given
the women the better.
An address from the Hon. j. f..
Sturgeon, answering several of the
rominentpopular objections to female
| suffrage, was read and heartily ap-
plaud ID. and Rev. DR.. Cary, editor of
| the CentraI Christian AdUocate, stated
through note that his convictions
were decidedly in favor of woman's
suffrage, and that he should advocate
| the movement and e0ntfibute in every
wav he could to its succes5.4F 90 .aE
| The interest in these meetings is
| increasing, and the audiences. ares be-
coming much larger.
The Methodist. Book Depository,
| including the right to the Christian
/ Advocate, the AiSaaod5 School Star.
andthe monthlies. called The 1ldson
and the Medical Reporter, have pass
ed into the hands Of a new Assoela-
| ton called THE Southwestern Book
and Publishing Company" under the
head of ex Senator TOusten Polk
The Company have a capital stock of
| $150,000, and viii erect large build =
ing in a central locality aud do an ex-
tensive publishing business.
| A full length portrait of Mayor
Thomas, which was donated by several
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A single spark may kindle a lame thai
viii consume u city, and small nitmtntH
neglected may end Ia fatal disorders.
Bearing this fact I'm mind. lot the first
don be met promptly with fnvfgoratiug
treatment Foremost among the vegetables
tDnics OF the age stands liOSTHITER'5
STOMACH BITTHRB, and whenever tho
any reason 10 suspect thht D. animal
functions essential TO the sustentntlom and
purincation OF the body are imperfeetiy
performed, this invaluable inylgornnt and
Indigestion always produces weakness.
Sometimes N happens (and this is more
frequently the case In Winter than ut amy
other ReasOn) that, the appetite demands
though NIT more, perhaps than ia re-
quired 70 keep MP The fun strength OF the
frame. The object. under such CIR um-
stances, Is 20 increase the digestive ca
pacity Of the asaimiiating organ, 50 aH %
make a. equal 70 the duty im poacfl nnou m
ny The appetite, and capable OF supplylng
the building material ~ khe sfafegil as faHt
II Is required. THIS object II fully ACCOM-
tone and gently stimulate the cellular
M rnbraue which secretes the gastric Juice,
and the result Is that the 30 vent ia miu-
gied with the food In nufiicictt quantity 10
convert All ita nourishiug particles into
pure and wholesome element. IL, Oh Tho
other hand, there is a deficiency 81 nppc-
tate, without any cor nspond ing deficiency
OF digestive power the effect Or tho tonic
- 70 stimulate desire for food, In nincr
teen cases out Of twenty, hsndache matte
sea, nerVousne 5, fatntina ms. spasmF, and
indeed most Of the casual aches and palms
% which humanity a subject, proceed pri-1
Inarily rom indigestion com plicated will .
bIliouBness and for both these com plhfn b
recommended as speedy aud certain
remedy.
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of his personal friends, was hung in
the City Council Chamber last night.
A large number Of citizens were pres
'ent, and the occasion was one of much
pleasure and good feeling. 81
The United States District Court
yesterday decided that when a steam
er changes owners, a new registry
must be made and license taken out.
For the violation Of this law the
steamer Big Horn has been fined FIVE
hundred dollars each for three trips
made since changing ownership. =
G0vernor Hafney, of Kansas, re-
ceived yesterday the following dis
patch, from the Sheriff Of Saline
County; Bna Faaag fosr9Hs0
SALINE, Kansas, January 30.
The citizens on the Saline River
had a fight with the Pawnee Indians
yesterday, on Mulberry Creek, four
teen miles from here, in which seven
Indians were killed. The Indians
were trying to rnn off stock, and had
robbed some houses on the Saline,
Which caused the trouble There
were no whites killed. The Indians
fired first.
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HAVANA! e.
Alarmleg News from Port au Prince
-BlOckade OF the Haytien Coast
Ineffectual.


HAVANA. January 31.-Alarminlg nlg
news has been received from Port
an Prince. The steamer Haytien and
he steamer Salnave seized two French
vessels in the harbor at Ste Marie FOR
running the blockade. The French
Admiral, hearing of the affair, com
yelled the Government to surrender
yeasels.4 lie declared the blhek
ade Of the Haytien coast was ineffect-
iye. The occasional calling Of a mann
of war at d port was not sufficient to
establish blockade, and Ilayli had
NO right to seize foreign vessels run
ming inso ports the blockade of which
it could not maintain.
The report of the capture of Aux
Qayes by the forces Of Salnave is not
cenfirmed. but is believed that Aux
Oayes. and Jackmel, aud Jernie, and
Other towns on the southern coast,
will soon be obliged to surrender.
2 The condition of affairs in the
northern districts of Hayti are un-
changed.
Business is reviving at Port-au-
Prince.
The United States steamship Nipsic
sailed for Aspinwall, and the steamer
aYantie was expected at Port-au- Prince
to take her place.
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CoNGREssIoNAI..
1Lth CONGRESS- THIRD SESSION.

SEN W AsHINGToN. january 80.
A memorial, signed by citizens of Dako-
tahNterritory against the division OF that
Territory, was presented, and referred TO
the Committee on Territories.
Howe presented memorial from the
Legis lature of Wisconsin, In regard TO tue
enlargement If the Wisconsin, RIVER. Re-
ferred to the Commits on Commerce. .aGg
Drake presented res olutions. of the Legis-
lature of Missouri in relation TO the conf
pIetion OF the central branch ofthe Union
Pacific Railroad. Referred to the Com
mittee on the Pacific Railroad. stffl-.
COnkhng introduced a bill to promote
the building of steamships in the United
States. and to provide for carrying the
mails between New York and Anlwerp.
Referred to the Commfttee on Post Offices.
Cragin called up his motion to recon-
slider the vote refusing the use of the Ro-
vices other than official. After discussion
the Senate refused TO reconsider by u vote
Morrill,, of Maine, moved to postpone the
conSIdeTation OF p the special order, the
constitutional amendment, and to take no
the pressing appropriation bill. Yeas 70,
uavS Or 5fsrtfssst At8 as ftHH "a
Henderson presented a concurren Teso-
tuition of the Legislature of Misso9ri, in
tons To vote for q bill to aid the Central
Branch of the Pacific Railroad. In pre-
senfing them he thought il but right 10
state he mad voted against the bill before
receiving the resolutions.
Pomeroy introduced q j0 mt resolution
relating to homesteads for sold ers- Refer
Harlan offered resolution which was
agreed to, inStructing the SECRETARY OF the
Interior to inform the senate What guam
tity OF public lands has1beek Aade TO ald
the construction OF railroads, wagon roads
and canals, ami for the mprOT smentS OF
river harbors throughout the country.
The bill making appropriations Tor the
payment of Invalid ana other pensions
| Tor the year ending June 30, 1870, was con-
sidered and passed with the two amend
ments reported by the committee. the first
\ reducing the appropriation Tor invalid lseTl-
"a mi a1aNT
original bill, to nine millions, and the
| second reducing the appropriations for
| general pensions from thirteen millions,
4 as in the original bill, 10 ten millions
| The bill making appropriations for. the
| support OF the Military Acade emy was then
| The Naval Appropriation bill was then
! taken up All the amendments reported
/ Iy tine committee, heretofore published
| S3riines offered an amendment, which
was adopted, repeating the provision OF
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90 NETARY .! !. &TCVE sERCIAI

AF@F avn n MAJ AUAs
BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Jan. 90
5CoTToN-More active, &c better; sales OF
4S0l bales at 29i4c for Tniddling up1ands.
u FLOUR Receipts 2,o85 barrels; duii and
.5gei9c lower; sales of 400 barrels at IS z5D
50 - for sSuperfine State and Western: So 80
az ~ tor extra state; exrra Western 80 5e1
81 10. q 606t9 90 for white wheat extra: R6 20
@9 90 round hoop Ohio; 81 as 5 for extra
-. Louis; So O0GS.2 90 for good choice do;
closing quiet. California is quiet, with
sales ~ 50 25GS co tor old, and SS 25gl0 70
fmor m mnew. Rye flour quiet; sales OF 200 bbIs.
CosS MEAL-NominaI. -,....
w EA7s--fIeavy, In2c lower: sales IS 600
bushels at 81 559l e212 for No. Spring in
store and delivered, the latter price for
choice; 81 63 for Nos. and do, mixed.
fRYE-Dull and heavV.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales of 1000 bushels of
Canada West at 81 10.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
lOO1fN-Recet PTS Z4.025 buslielS: market
heavy and ic lower. Sales of $4,000 bushels
Mt 9i@9lc for new mixed Western. 81 O45<6
white Southern, and 95B9Sc for Southern
yellow.
iOATs-Receipis 4s5 bushels; heavy and
lower, with small sales at 7fc for Western
in store; 77c for do. afinat: also 5000 BUSH
els do. buyers option 80 days at nc.
RiCE-Firn at 9l4@lDc for Carolina.
GOFFEE-Firm; sales 1000 bags Rio on
sUeAK-steady: sales 800 hogsheads CuDa
NJ LAssEs = Firm; sales $50 hogrheads
MuScOVadO at 40c
.PETRoLEUM-Eirm at &c for crude and
.3z15c for refinef bonded
HoPS-Quiet.
u oIL-Ltnseed oil steady at 81 O3sTI Oi in
ca SKIS and barrels
14EATIIER-Hem emlock sole very firm at 22l&
013Oc for Beunos Ayres and Rio Grande
Hight and middle wei Int.
WOoL-MOderately active; sales 100000
pounds at 45Q57c for domestic lieeces sGa
5lesfor pulled 53c for tubbed; fSc for tails.
GOAL Quiet
F~PIR rs fURPEETINE-QuI
8PoRK-A shade firncF; sales 900 bbls at
$50 5000 t2 for new me~s; SSOa30 IS for old
do. - 25a.p - for primes Ss J06s2 50foF
prime meSS: also | 600 bbls new mess, seller
March, at 81.
fBEEF-Quiet; sales Of $50 bbls At saa I6 so
'for new pain mess SI4cgl9 % Tor new extra
m ess. ras ~ ~
i .1IERcE BEEF-Steady; sales 2iO tferees at
2s5lei;sse Tor prime mess and 3lg37e for In
!BEEF HAMS Steady; sales of 40 bbls at
53lf3lc.
cur MEATs- Unsettled ;safes of go pIcgs
"a l}Is@lit4c for shoulders, and I71{@ &c
for hams.
y DRESSED HoGs~Qniet at I3s1aTfzc for
western. and ll4l5eei ft4e for eity; IN itt4itss
firm and qnsets safes 40 bxs at Ic for Cum
berfE md ttHb aud lie for effort-fibbed. ~
ZL.NRD- Quiets sales q 4 $50 tfafeeS at i9lx6a
291ae dor Steam, and 3sta2O5a iori kettle
rendered; also j0OHieFceS steam, seller FebJ-
ruas,y lstttosA ugust ,i;tL l9i@t ts ~
4BUFFER-Duli at .sSalsa5c for Ohio.
fCHEHsE--keiral AT Is ale.
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LOUISVILLE. Jan. 30,--The trial Of
VIM Keyl, for the murder of his
wife, Mary, in March, 1858. was con
cluded this morning. The Jury. after
an absenee'of four hours, brought IN
a verdict of murder in the first de-
gree. Keyl was considerably agitated
at the announcement Sentence will
not be passed for several days.
The body of Lewis r. johnson. of
this city, who was lost on the ill-lated
steamer United States. has been found
a few miles above Madison. Ind
Three prisoners. confined IN the
county ;ail, awaiting trial under the
Civil Rights bill, made an unsuccess-
fui attempt,to break jail last n;ght,
A destructive fire occurred at New
Albany, Ind. last night, whereby
four large brick buildings were com-
lpletely destroyed.
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SAN FRANCIsC0.
snolher shock of an Earthquake

90 3 T7T7l0euQ . T.
SAN Francisco, January %. -
Slight shocks OF an earthquake were
felt in this city to-day and yesterday.
A heavy southeast gale last night
damatet the shipping IN tire barber
somewhat. ...... ,.....
{ Senator Cole's Ahsk ! bill nisets
with no favor.
The Nevada LEGISLATURE passed a
bill for funding the debt of the State,
and providing for the Issuance of
bonds bearing 15 per cent. per annum
interest. The Bank Of ClliioEnia. has
agreed to loan the desired amount on
the new issue.
1t is rumored that Senator Nyc has
resigned for the PURPOSE ofaak tng q
position in Grants Cabinet. ,s
De Long and Winters, candifiates
for the United States SenateFshiP,s I
are now at Carson City.
Flour unchanged wheat closed 8at
81 774(9l so. lahif hna haoaas essRs
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Cincinnati Marker.
BY Felegraph-l CIEorNEATr. Jan. 30
IL MI . II - -. a -

BY Telegraph-l CEorEEArr. Jan 30.
FLoUR-DuHa and prices dropping. fsmIIy
81 50.d7 IS.
WHEAT-Duli and prices are nominal at
81 SO and 81 10 for Nos. and l.
CORS-Unchanged and quiet at 67a68c.
RYE-Dull at 81 37Cdi 40.
OATS-Are higher: No. at 69c.
HARLEY nchanged and quiet.
WHLSISY-Steady at 95c.
corruH-FirIner under the Liverpool adj
vices, and prices are higher; middling
at 2S4c.
3PRoYIsIoNS-Quiet but held firmly: the
demand is hight, however, and large sa es
could not have been made at our qu Ota-
tfons. Mess Pork sold at 81 o g3l 25, buy
er's February, the inside rate for the first
half of the month. Nothing done in Bulk
Meats; prices nOninaiIy unchanged. Ba-
con Is IN limited demand at l414c, 171zc and
lsc for shoulders, clear rib and clear sides.
Lard is held at 20c
to Write.
BUTrER-Duli aud prices lower; fresh at
zSg9size, The latter an extreme rate. es
fCHEESE-In good demand at I915622c
EGGS-kirm a 20c.
sOILS--No change.
tGoLD-l351z buying.
: c'Il1A1NeE-Lower; ~ the bankers pay
from SOC discount to par; the supply Is
better. st ..aef n t.F
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-01
New orleans Marker.

BY Teiegraph1 NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 20.
CoTToN-1rreguIar middIing advanced
Icf lower grade 3<M51c; Iuiddlfngs 2st:
ports 3,2I2 bales.
IGoBB-l335S EfU .H 1UE
LSTEIsLING-I49;f commercial I47s<6I4SI{: I:
New York sight = discount
IFLOUF-I I4sWer; saperIlne SO u. XA So 90
al. %; xxx s. Pr 4-fl-7l + ; 80 =
CoRS-l1iwef; z6437sc, stt
fOATS-Duli zoe.
BRAN-Duii and unchanged
HAY--UBchQnGed re ~ fs
PoRK-DuIl; ss53.
BAe0N-Dulf; shoulders I5J%c: clear rib
1S11cs ciear Sides Ice.
LARD-Dull; Lierces 20JHc: keg PIE
SuGAR-Steady and unchanged.
M0LAssE rs STEADY and Unchanged.
WHISKY = Unchanged.
.CoFFEE-U Unchanged.