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TO Lynchburg or to Richmond?

AsrEs HILL SoLD.-The estate known as
Aspen Hill, containing 313 acres, situated
on the Little River turnpike, six miles
from Alexandria, the property of Zeph.
Engliss, Esq, of this city, has been sold to
Mr.. Mathew Smith, of Brooklyn, N. Y, for
the sum of $4,000. The old Benton tav-
the mansion house, w were I destroyed during
the war by the Federal army.-Alerandra
(Va.) Gazette.
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CLOTHING.

MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY-in
lVI the fact that the INCEST, CHEAPEST;
BEST CLOTHING can he had of the und erslfnfd
than elsewhere. among which can be found all
kinds OF MEMS SUITS and thousands OF other
NOVELTIES Of the scaGoD. In fact, Instead OF
poetry, BARGAINS can be found 1t
WILLIAM IRA SMITHS,
Jcls 1905 Main street.
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TINdSs

IN the stf instant, as Clifton Hill Henrico
,onntv va. at the resideuce Of her grandfather,
sG9WINi1E sTITART youngest child oftAnn ia and
James p. Atkinson, OF tIl,s city aged Eeyenteen
months and fifteen days.
% At the White Sulphur Springs, Greantrter
county West va, Thursday August 4th, Mrs.
LUCY P. GORDON. wife OF Bazn Gordon, ESQ.,,
OF Fredericksburg, Va.
City and Savannah papers please copy. ~ Il e
In Baltimore, on Sunday morning, LUCRETIA
", wife of Charles w. @. Mccoy, and daughter OF
George Bartlett, of that city.
rauszszzznazzzasRqrlsz
FUNERAL NoTICE.-The funeral Of n. M.
NOKFLEET, who was killed by the recent acci-
dent on the chesapeake and Ohio railroad, will
take place from the railroad depot at haf-past
o. clock THIS MORNING. The friends and &C
1uaintances OF the deceased and his family are
duestcd TO attend. $3.50
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THE s. DOG.o

The "dog" which is the subject of so
much mystery was photographed at police
headquarters, and copies will be sent
throughout the country. The police are
making every effort to trace the owner Of
the weapon. The public interest in the
murder remains undated, and everybody
is asking for the latest intelligence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-09

On the 9Th instant BY Hsy; ., "a. Butler, NJ.
DRY; both OF this city
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CONGRESSMAN PORTER. Judging from
what intelligent Republicans in Virginia
assert. Congressman Porter, who has been
renominated by the colored people, in the
third district, will be very badly beaten:
Ills efforts to prescribe the white people OF
that State have disguised all the whites in
the State, Republicans as well us Demo-
Gratis, and great majority of the negroes
possessing ordinary intelligence. 1t is be-
ieved that Porter relies upon General But
Ter to bring about Just the condition OF al
1 biacT mans party e wH Hr has 5e &c al
ready organized, desire, and that renewed
effort will be made to have troops stationed
in Virginia. One other Republican con.
gresham from Virginia had expressed
views about the necessity of turning Virgil
uia over to the military again, but is wise
enough not to endorse Portcr's attempts in
behalf of inaugurating war of races
Washington Observation-Disclosures Sun.
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the 'qllarterInastcr.' Unable to do 1t now,
for reasons not necessary to state, am
raising it. Agriculture refuses me leave
of absence. lam fully, though, with Com,
pany D in spirit. Its gallant hearing ana
war make It matter of pride TO claim re-
gim rim il companionship with il. Ny serI,
lest associations were connected Wild u
company, and my latest request y that t ne
future course of the survivors may be
perfectly consistent: with that pursued ~ y,
their honored dead. and that at this ana oil
future sretnions the graves of their lost
ones be kept green in their memory. 80 :.
"I sincerely thank you, as members II, Oh
nv old regiment, old brigade, ana ola al'i-
sion. for your hospitable invitation.
every respectfully, your oneolent SET
want, fITZhudh LEE "
6 Mcssrs. Rees B. Edmondson, q; v
Litchfield, &. c. Greenway,, F. ,. flnu-
Law, and others, committee" ..
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

FATAL ACCIDENT IN WAsHINaToN.-As
Mr.. Harry Hazard, Mrs. Agnes Il. 2. Brls-
sew. Miss Annie L. Bibb, and Annie l.
Hazard, were passing in carriage over
The Anacostia bridge, when about midway
over the bridge the horse SHE'D, and Mr..
Hazard got down to lead him over. The
animal took fright and backed the wheels
against the railing, which gave way, pre-.
ciptating the carriage and horse into the
river. Miss Hazard was saved from the
carriage before it went overheard, but Mrs
Brissey and Miss Bibb went over into the
river channel with the horse and carriage
Miss Bibb was rescued in time to save her
life, but Mrs. Brissey went under the water
and became entanglcd in some way with
the carriage, and it was about twenty
minutes before her body was recovered, and
when found life was extinct.
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THE CLIFTON FORGE RAILRoAD.-C. e.
Baldwin, Esq of this county, informs us
that in an interview in the city of New
York with Mr.. Huntingdon, the president
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, that
gentleman expressed a determination to
build the Clifton Forge line-dead sure.
Lexington Gazette.
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THE VALLEY RAnRoD-VoTEo OF AUGUST
CouNTy.-The vote which was taken in Au
custa county on Saturday last, on the que eI
ton of subscribing to the stock OF the the var
lev railroad to the amount Of $500, 600, wa
adverse to the subscription. a tmee-nltl:
majority Of the entire number OF votes cas-
was necessary to sanction the subscription
hut it received only Il majority OF about t"t
hundred and fifty votes.
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AUGUST ., 1870.

Having purchased the interest or Or; W N:
WITHERS In the firm Of ALBERT blair %
co , win continue the COAL BUSINESS NJ Tue
old stand, Fourteenth street near May3's bridge
and am now prepared to supply MiDLOIHlAs
and hNTIiRACTTE COAL Of superior quality
nj lowest market rates. Thankful! for the i9rincs
Kindness of my friends and the public, solicit
continu,nce III The same. Families, foundries,
factories and smlth-shops, supplied.
~ ALBEIT BLAIR.
,,,,rsr, ,a7o alI 2--eodaw
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V,HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
aEsUTT. and JOHN II. LEAMAN, under the
lrm name OF MAYO, LEAmAN & co, was us
solved July LIST, 1870, by mutual consent. ,,.
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DassoEUraoNs d PARTNERSHIPS.

DbFss8WAU HVk9'r v n ~ n ~ I'D%II-l-
THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CON-
l. QUOTED by and between Sill As G. EVANS
JAMES NJ. WALLER, aud THOMAS /. BALL
under the firm name of
N. l.. MCCREAUY CO.,
will he continued by the same parties as success
ors under the firm name or EVANS BALL q
90 from this date. SlLAS G. EVANS,
wy JAMES NJ. WALLER,
THOMAS =. BALL.
Nrw yopK July 90 1870 au -.eodlm
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-Thc firm OF ALBERT BLAZE co
was dissolved by limited agreement on 30th july
1870. ,,, ,u
All persons having claims against said hrm wiz
please present them, and those indebted To u wiz
viii use The name of Tie firm in liquidation.
ALBERT BLAIR,
WILLIAM NJ. WRITER'S.
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dunn leaf, ESQ for sood leaf 70 medium bright wrap
- CHICAGO, Nov. I, 1870
EFxehange unchanged Flour dull and nominaly lower;
spring 81 go Wheat active ct SIC, seller Novem
seller last ha'f November. Corn duh 81 &c..
seller Noyember $40 seller latter part Data In active de-
mand and No. ssc Rye quiet and ,teady; No
seller last hall OF November Hghwnes inactive and
nominal; 63Lc iron bound Mess pork quiet at %,a =
VA 20 for od s22 Tor Lard % Al l3tc Live hogs
QUIET at 81 ~ 70 for common to extra, Cattle dal at
o. 50 8 1914 Freghts steady and firm TO Buffalo, Die
Receipts, looo bbls -four. q cco bushels cats g SoS
bushels barley Shipments 1900 Ihl. -four AZ oo bushels
wheat S2oo bushels corn, 26oo bushels barley 9Og hogs
Flour in good demand market closes 96c lower AL
amber waisr SSs for white winter IS for double sgsss
Corn close; better but quiet Sales car lots 7se Gas
pess nominal Corn meal ~ IS for boted II g5 for an.
SSs sas & & ns an
wines SIC. s7sS. Canal fisshs- Wheat ike barley,
a. 90 ,9 New York R,ro,d fresh. Tlonr 2 gos.on
% BoiSn " sS 70 Ns os York "a soAssny per
ber Canal exports9 COO Lushes barcy b5 900 feet lumber
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SERIOUS ROW aMo.a STUDENTS.
Game Of Football Among the Yale Youths
Comes 10 Giic:-Fight with Eo!iceElen-Oao
Student Nearly KflIaI.

SLuIc1t nearly GflcI.
[From the New Haven Journal Nov.ll
Monday Afternoon about two O'Clock, CAPITA in
Catlin was informed that number OF students were
engaged ia playing footpal on the Green, near the
when conducted IN q public square being q VIOLA
hon OF city bylaw he summoned oflicers Roller
End Kenneiy to his assistance and proceeded to the
Green to make arrests. Oilcer Kennedy was sent
around on The west side OF the square of the
retreat, while the Captain aud officer Roller, both
dressed IN ctizen's Clothes walked eisurey across
orlcer Kennedy was espled coming around
near College street and the cry OF 'peelels''
70 the college buildings IN great haste. pursued
by officer Kennedy. Captain Catin succeeded In
arrestlng one OF the Young men. Oficer Kennedy,
upon returning, found an overcoat belonging to d
student on the Green, and this he picked up and
was on his way to tie police ONCE, when quite q
crowd OF students, who had rallied pursued hum
with jcers lilo charged on them several times WIN
out effect and, We are credi.bly informed al effort
Was made By them TO take The coat away from him.
Two or three OF the students alss hurled stones Gt
him. In the meantime other police officers arrived
and Tour other arrests were made, making total Of
lye the crowd OF students followed up TO the
gateway leading to the police office, where they
were meL oy policemen ana ordered back
out OF the n, way and on Of the walk. TO
clubs at those in the front rank. one Of Tie
students thus punched a young man named
Arthur watson: lie pushed one side the club, which
gave him powerful blow upon the head telling
him TO the ground. He was picked up In il condi.
Hon,nearly, II not quite insensble, and taken into
Dr. IoWnsends once close az hand, where hts
wound, which was OF very serious character, was
ore sed. We are informed tn3t in the evening he
was In partially unconscious state and that tho
doctor was OF the opinion that had the blow been
little harder the skull would have been Treasured.
Ihe proper way and one preventing such scenes Is
Tor The friends OF the arrested party 10 proceed to
tire Office quietly half hour after the arrest and
offer their bail. Then no collisions VIII occur about
che ONCE such as happened Monday afternoon. The
Ave students who were arrested gave bail an soon
after settled their cases by paying ST. 90 EACH
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reported last evening were about 600 buahel at 81 Is
sis,iss ny q s'''se Shsas . aS 81 s .;
m%s % 81 Is s cd and a!w II g. s g.
i , Fl @ es a snd ne%
Western and IS $50 Tor old DO Rye was dun aud prices
sod ~ s = Dnshs,s a. 9s for Western
5Or %s,.sIn Saa 81 s Tor Canada Ses OF BARLEY malt
~ q sfssa' ew Tfn' to the .m.
amount Of on the berth saa the ha
which held the close at 1895. lie eartering
al 81 naas & s sr,S E9vs s
sers T. r S s aos It {. g. rs s,s. s,ss
e s sRd Fer wheat
s and "5ou p GO aa. p aw i T
anti general cargo; aio5 ship 6ss
vss L. ssS" as
VIM ssS D S es brig from to the
and Ss lark
o% ns s SEW al New F,
aseoo and bark with about 1000 quarters grain to Cork,
CusEIs were still neglected and prices were heavy and
as We're 's 1s o ian e1GeP for
purchases could probably have been made below he gnres
e s m' YORK. s g. il fol-
ton e soSnas Sey a Tt and S DO in
q .4a T. il ss5 e.:
,d mrTrNo sass moment dsacp
MIA De- &C. do, for jute; Ike do for ssa and 7so DO
for Tampco, In bond
Hors-fhe market was unchanged. Common and medium
grades were IN fair supply and freely offered
a ss ss Ss IL. .9 ss.s
from I0c. TO 100 for common 10 choice.
HIDEa-fhe market was quiet, but prices were steady
and frmor; the stock is Light We quoe:-Buenos Ayres
70 TO los c n25hc do, 20 10 % lbs. 25hc to hec
Monievdeo 20H to 2l15 bs 2c; Correns, 81 "a bs,
$se Ssas ho Grsnae 2Oto E2Ibs, 2sc oIinoco q q
American, trimmed, 10 to II lbs, Gle. Sac; do not
trnncd ~ TO "A bs 600 hatamoros and Mexican, 70 to
~ lbs, &c Vera Cruz IL to 10 bs. 2o 22c; TnmpIco %
to "a lbs ale Bogota IS to 20 lba, 22c 23c Mara.
caipo, w 10 % bs lSc lSc Babisi u TO ~ lbs 49,
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The directors OF the Pacific Mall Steamship Com.
pany advertise that the annual election VIII be held
on the 1eth inst, and that the books will be closed
next Saturday.
A small "cornern was developed in Reading
To-day, and at times there was difference OF three
eighths per cent between 'scash, ara s'regularn
STOCK. The certificates wero In sharp borrowing
demand, and commanded from one-sxteentn 10 one.
fourth per cent for their use over night.
The new Rock Island scrip was delivered to-day
to the subscribers for the privilege, and was bought
and sold at the same price as the stock.
CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
The following were the closing prices at the last
session OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton Company
66Jz bid; Cumberland Iron, SO; Western Union, 40 a
4o4; hariposa, Az a 8; 90. preferred, sgs OK;
Adams Express, 81 OK; Wells-Fargo Express
SIX 49,; do. scrip. az bid; American Express, 4s.s
A; United states Express, 33ss a 34j Pacific MAIL
AK 42%; New YORK Central consolidated, ok o
ely; DO Scrip 81 SIX; Eric % 23k; do. preferred
49H q 4a9a; Reading, 1904 lo1; Michigan
Central, 120N bid; Lake Shore, % e3H; Union
Pacific, % Q "a; Illinois Central 135 1877;
Cleveland and PIttsburg log o 1oojs; Chicago and
Northwestern, 7o1s so; do. preferred, $50 ss1S;
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
cox bid, New Jergey Central, 1osA 100; Rock
Island IIo1s 11o5s; Milwaukee and 81. Paul, 6I4
90; DO. preferred. sos sofs; Teleds, wabash and
Western. 62H b2,N; do. preferred, IS n; Fort
Wayne, esK 9sX; Chicago ana Alton, 11sx 11e;
d. preferred AE bid; Ohio and Mississippi
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
ua,i-past Five O'Clock r. M.
COr-GERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY. Nov. i-6P.
AsHrs.-Receipts s9packares The demand for pot was
only moderate but prices steady, owing the small
ccips We quco:$e IS 81 26 Pearl duh prices
nominal.
BrEswAx was heavy and in light demand. Prices were
lower however. Sales 1900 lbs Southern &c West
could probably have been bought at 3ic
CENrST.-kosendae fairly active. and prices were
ste ady at 81 90.
CnIcoEY.-Gerrnan ground sti In small euppy and
wanted al lc, cod al which price the last sa,cs made
CoooA-The demand light and heard OF sales
Of moments prices nominal at 90 ekc gold for
Guaya9ni In bond 29c &c. do tor Maracaibo do and
| Tic. a lsc. do. for Caracas do.
CANnLEs were dali but unchnn ged in valuc-he demand
was entirely OF jobbing character We quote :hdanaa-
tine G2 IA or 4c l6c, sperm Soc and patent Ace.
CoRphGE-The demand was Moderate We quotc:-
Manila, 2Vsc. 2kc Sisa rope l9.c.; Russia tarred,
loo AInerican do, t5c, AID Russia bolt rope, 1sc
Wien were made al reduction of per 10.
crdays closing quotations luently however
maad became active, especially for export the MARIE.
advanced Sc closing steady about the prices
the close yeeraay Sales 477 baies QAcudng 1850 to
srrive OF which sl wcro for export 1880 for spinning,
deliveries fair though les. than yesterday Prices
quite weak the opening but steady the close. The
Oasis low middllng foows2200 bales for Novera-
Der, at ltc 10 GIG CJ do. November and December,
at lc aD do for December, at Ice. alec. 200 do for
anaary az lgac eG d. o. l b chsI,leson bans
do Tor at 15Ac AGO do, Tor De-
200 do, Charleston thalf October shipment haf Mo-
yembcr shpmen, basis New York low middling 1870
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FtailE HIGHWAY GlslEas.

Elizabeth Garland, OF 322 sixth street. says that
Julia Scofcd, Carrie Logan and another gir knocked
her down In the Bowery at about midnight on the
10th OF last month, after she had given OF them
quarter to get drink anu another one ten cents
to get something TO eat She states that they stole
pocketbook containing three dollars and 1fiy cents,
her hat and her waterfall, aud tried cut her nnger
OF 10 get valuable ring che had on. Julia was ar
rested, and OF course denies the charge. She says
Elizabeth 'freatedn aud that Carrie Knocked her
downs that Ezabeth's hat and waterfall are hanging
up In the place where they took The drink All this
was told with dramatic effect and much emphasis
before Judge ShaDdley yesterday OF JEFFERSON Mar
ket and he, after hearing the Gaze, committed Julia
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, Nov. 1-6 +. NJ.
On ,Chango to-day wheat was moderately acti ve
and lower The cotton market was steady and Arm,
in sympathy with an improved feeling at Liverpool.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The statement OF the public debt for November 1,
according to the figures Of the Treasu ~ Department
which include accrued interest, show $ reduction
for the past month OF 49, 93 The debt less earn
In the Treasury, now stands at g. 3oo. The
Treasury balances at the close OF business to-day
were:Currency. $2o,slo,s 1888; coin. $ioa, 1sl,o 7a
The outstanding coin certificates amount to
$4,000, 500.
FUNDING THE DEBT.
1t win be seen by our Washington dispatches that
the First National Bank OF Altoona Pa, has offered
to exchange $130,00O OF 1ve-twenty six per cent
bonds for equal amount OF the new five per cents
authorized by the recent act OF Congress-, In further
ance OF the refundlng OF the national debt
THE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR NOVEMBER
1t is suggesed as among the reasons for the alter
alton OF the Treasury programme OF bond purchases,
that Secretary Boutwell,, who is about to commence
the gradual retirement OF tho three per cent certd
oates--nls progress being graduated by the rapdty
with which new national banks are formed under
the Firty-four Million bill OF last Congrcss-is de-
sirous of retaining enough currency on hand to
enable him to do 80.
GOVERNMENT BONDS STEADY.
The government bond market was quiet and
steady. The May and November issues were quoted
to-day ex coupon. the interest being equal TO be-
tween 80 and ss per cent in currency. The street
quotations at the close were as ioilows:-Unied
States currency skies, l1oA ILL., ds, 1881, regis
tered, 1l3ls 4 1874; do. d., couacp, 1lSH ll3sl;
DO lve-tnentes, registered, May aaa November.
lo7% 1913; do do 1862 coupon, do. lex init, lo31S
l0e1; do do, 1854. do. do lex int.l, 1911 1oS;
do do, 1856, do. do. tex init, 1os 1oo1; Go. do,
1866, csupon, January ana July, 1loJs 11oA; do.
do 1867, do. do, 1lo11 1903; do. DO, 1863 do.
d. 1loH l1oS; do. tcn-fcrtics, registered, 1861
1867; do. do, coupon, lo,I 1909.
GOLD DULL AND STEADY.
The gold market was dull, there being little dispo-
eition to operate pending the absence OF quotations
from London, where the Stock Exchange was
closed IN consequences OF It's being settlement day.
The changes in price, therefore, were left to follow
the fluctuations OF the borrowing rate for cash gold
which opened at 2h to Q per cent advanced to a6i
and closed at Nat. Gold moved from 11lH to lll,s
and thence decllacd to 11is. Tue course o. the
1nafket q ehnN N N tne faha.-
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The Vessel Owners ana Captains Association
hela their monthly meeting yesterday afternoon, at
three O'Clock, at 81 Pine street. Mr. James A. Van
Brunt, the president lfr. 8. @. Cornish secretary
aud nine members Of the association we're present.
On motion OF Mr. Hopkins ttss following resolution
was Adopted
Resoxed, That committee DO appointed to take into
ffdersn the time necessary for vessels coming this port
dcn with Ice and lumber 10 digchsrgs and devise
means for the collection OF denuase when such vs1scs
are professionally detained.
Messrs. Hopkins, Burnett, KenIsl ana Bentley
were appointed members Of the committee. after
rhlch the MEETING adjourned
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THE RECENT BOILER EXPLOSION NEAR NEWARK.

The man who was most seriously injured through
the explosion Of the boiler In Lester Brothers. bone
dust factory on the Newark meadows, reported in
yesterdays HERALD, is tho engineer, Louis
Miller. He ID q young single man, twenty
two years Of age. and resides IN East
River street.. 1t appears the entire bottom
81 the boiler blew out throwing the contents OF the
furnace, as well as Of the boiler, on poor Miller.
HIS back especially is terribly charred and scalded
and his recovery is now conside lcd matter OF im.
possibility. The other man, Philip VolS, Is improv-
Ing. He Is likely to get well. The authorities have
taken no steps whatever TO inquire into he cause OF
the disaster nor Is II likely they VIII, unless Miller
should die, when an inquest would probably follow.
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DoVzsTIg M,RKETs.

gAvANEAH Nov. l. 1870.
Cotton In moderate demand Middling, 16ko. l65.c
Sales eco Net receipts, 62S2 bales Exports COAT
wise, IA bales; stock, 1854 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l. 1870
Cotton quiet and weak; middllng 6Xc 100 sales $500
bales Net receipts 1924 bales coastwse Bss balestota
7s2 bales Exports TO Great Britan-25 bales TO Cork
2y566 bales to Liverpool. Stock, 81, 2Sl bales.
WILniNGToN, N. G., Nov /, 1870
Spirits trrpentne steady at 40 Rosn dull Crude tpr
pcntine higher at 81 sO "a 81 Tar quiet
CLEVELAND, Nov. l. 1870. +
Perclerm-Rehned, 2Qc. a2oh for lots; crude NOM
inal at s. 80.
LouIsvILrB, Nov. ], 1870
Tobaccosales SO hhds at a. 50 az for ostsd
ussh 30 w 60 for good iugs W 70 $40 W for loW W no
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yp'anM Noons

EeIhe IaaFAet Tor KiO qlict but prices
sesdy and firm, especially for the better grades
Other kinds were quiet, blu, steady In value
The sales were GAG bags Laguayrn on private
1sr DO. lso aSS good o. Ice al6,4c prime do l7c
bags, 2Oc Pc; do. 1865 mats zoe. &c; singa-
pore. sTaso mate isc i9c; Ccyon, l71c. lsc. Mara
ss s q ao Rton aja soa IN bomb sN Geara l6c
can l0c isc; Savanila l51c 1sc-a gold, duty paid
Aessr WinaIa scott sons made tho stock Rio to-day
follows -29li9 bags IN New York. 1874 Baltimore 1900
In Galveston soeO IN Mobile and GOO in Savannah.
CorrER-Tae market for ingot firm at the prices
pubshed In our last report though only
was dong Inc sales On addition 10 those previously
ported were 5O0buO pounds ut 221c. for spot
future delivery the marie. closing at 2lo. 224c. for
FLoUE AND GRAIN.Reeepts, tG 800 bbs -four, ~ bbls
md Icy bags corn meal 1851 buahels wheat do
corn s02s DO oats "a M DO barley 200 do rye 10
DO malt Thn oSr market was qu. Weak The sales
were ABOUT iU,U0U bbs Southern flour dull,
changed, Sales 450 bills Rye -four dull, but prices
were unchanged saies 10 bbs Corn neal dull
ricaaxr nnNYn nnl va