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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-21

By S. p. and A. Telegraph
: NEw YoRK. November 81. 2 p.m.-Govern-
ments are irregular. Sterling exchange is
steady at lOsss. Gold is loaning at per cent.
Money is easy at 5 per cent.
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By s. p. and A. telegraph
LIVERPOOL. November q. 3p.m.-Cotton is
quiet; sales, 1900 bales.
Middling Uplands. @ pa
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New TOrK cotton market.

By S. P. and A. Telegraph.l
Nss ToRK. November q, 2p.m.-The mar
ket Is quiet but firm; nlss. on the spot. CSC
bales; future delivery. 400 bales.
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LOOK At OUR PRICES CALL AND EXAMINE ou WILL Be SATISFIED

All Wool White Blankets only 81 so per pair;
All Wool Gray Blankets heavy only 50 so per pair
White and Red Fannes, l8 o % per yard
Fannels Bleached only IL per yard
Genuine best "A finish Lonsdale o IL cents
Good A Beached Domestic, 10 per yard
l04 Sheeting, IS per yard;
Brown Domestic IL to ID cents per yard
All Wool Shawls only each;
All Wool Shawls, large size, only 81 80 each;
Stamped Boulevard Skirts only Is each;
Balmoral Skirts only 80 each;
All Linen "a Table Cloths 81 IL each;
All Wool Printed Table Covers only IS each;
White Knit Undershs and Drawers only 81 IL
Men and Women's Hosiery only 81 90 per DOZEN
Hemstitched Linen Handkerchiefs only Is cents each
Large size Lawn Handkerchief only each;
Full line Popins all colors and Styles only %
English Merinoes all coo and styles only 80
Alpacas black and other colors only rs cents yard
All Wool Plaids, for children, only 30 per yard;
Heavy Men and Boys only 20 per yard
Bed Ticks Hickory Stripes only 10 IL per yard
Good Apron Check only IL IL cents per yard;
Cotton Plaid only II IL cents per yard;
Children's Wool Hose, all sizes, 10 cents
Corsets each;
Towels warranted pure Linen, each
Napkins, Linen Damask only 3 to each;
We sell a good White Shirt at rs cents;
Look Plain and Figured Delaines only 20
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Spalding's Glue" will mend your
ways, or anything else that needs mend
;n1 cod
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Belle Lee, LII
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SATIN srRlszs.-Have you seen the
satin stripes, now being sold Of 25c., at
the Southern Palace2 Cheapest dress
Goods ever sold in Memphis. Also silk
figured poplins, few more left at 25c.
Remember the Southern Palace, 1872
Main street, at headquarters for twenty
FIVE cents dress goods. est
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Dry Goods Cheaper than Elsewhere,
and handsome set of jet jewelry in the
bargain, for each FIVE dollars worth Of
goods purchased at one time at the
Great Red Store, ego Main Street.
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STEAM BOATS.
For White River.

Memphis, White and Little Red river U. s.
Mail Tuesday Packet-For Helena. Friar'
Point, DevalPs Bluff, Searcy, Augusta and
d4eksonport; connecting at Deval's Bluff
with train for Little Rock and Hot Springs.
LEGAL TENDER, I'D. Elliott, master
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT r..
Il passenger and freight steamer ell7ilt
inst, at pm.
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents,
n Promenade street. ODD. Landing.
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The New York market opened quiet at
l64c for middlings, and at As was re-
ported firm, with spot sales of 500 bales,
and future, 1900, with unchanged quota
tons. The Liverpool market was quiet,
but steady. Sales, 10000 bales uplands,
9bd, Orleans, 9sd.
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= 'OR RENT - PLEASANT ROOMS FOR
X 'amilies or single gents.
JOSEPH l. ANDREWS,
FOR LEASE.

E,oR LEASE-FROM ONE TO TEN YEARS
II Large and small LOTS in and about Mem
ries, manufactures and gardens. Apply
promptly to W. 4. V WAHNNSaTf Fl
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DEPARTURES.
BOATS IN PORT.
) BOATS LEAVING TODAY.

Des Arc, Oil City, MARITIME. st. Fran
els, Win S. Hays, Arkansas Belle, Geo.
W. Cheek, Pioneer.
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LOST.

r OST-ONE SAFE KEY. A SMALL KEY.
j ! about Bethel Block. Return to W. A.
Wheatley. or to ..onrrv
$50 A. MOTLEY.
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Co.-for
Evansville. Louisville and Cincinnati.
EDINBURGH. Capt. 2. 7. Bachelor,
on THIS DAY. r.
w Est inst, a JPN. stf-r,[
l.. HARMSIAD A Co. Ar'ts, -
Mn.hr ILL., - Ernnt .ireri.
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ForHeIepa and Friar.sP Point.

For Helena and Friar's Point.
Regular Memphis, Helena and Friar's Point
Tri-Weekly United States Mail Packet.
A. J. WHITE. Captain Geo. Malone.
rTNHIS NEW AND MAGNIFI- 0<.
i cent steamer will leave Mem slts1tsf
phis every TUESDAY, THURS $50
DAY and SATURDAY, at 5 pm. For freight
or passage amply on board. 63-f
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TAKEN UP.

TT,AKEN UP-A BROWN HORSE, WHICH
the o wner can have by proving property
anu P"'i"s T. W. O'D0NELL,
64.7S Chief of Police.
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r 0ST A DARK LEM0N-C0L0RED
| 4 pointer bitch; had on a chain collar, with
the name of W. P. Martin. $40 reward will
be paid for her delivery at the office of W. r.
Martin, northeast corner of Second and Union
streets. a5-L
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Memphis & White River
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

TURING THE SUMMER, AND IT, -
IL until further notice, the boats 81 III
of this line will leave Memphis for -
White river on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS
at 5 o'clock pm
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
W. II. KENNEDY, Agent,
No. Madison street.
Or ELLIOTT x MILLER,
1914 No . Promenade street
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at 60 to Gle, and sold at 63c, County
warrants at 68c, and sold at zoe. Bank
Of Tennessee money at 65 to 66c, and
sold at go to zoe, A sale Of $4,000 Mem
phis Is, ex-coupon, new, was reported
Saturday at 50lc. Transactions in gold
continue light, Dealers this morning
offered ITO to ll09, but reported pur-
chases of small lots only at the inside
rate. The opening rate at New York
was ll2s, after which it declined to lll!,
upon European news again advanced to
.llls, and subsequently declined to and
at noon closed steady at llll. Govern
ment securities opened fraction better,
with medium demand, owing TO favor
able London dispatches, which at j am,
reported the market for U. s. 5-20s strong
at $40 to s7s for 62s, and at noon report
ing the stock market exceedingly ami
mated and buoyant, with consols for
money 92s, and So offered for U. s. 5-2Os
Of '62. Sterling exchange opened steady
in New York at 1888. Railway shares
were strong, with an advancing ten
dency.
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COTTON.


The market opened quiet and inactive
this morning, with but one or two buy
ers operating on a small scale, sellers
and buyers being too far apart in their
views to admit of transactions, and both
apparently awaiting encouraging news
from the East. A few bales of good ordi-
nary were picked up during the morning
at l4sc, and some strict low middling at
l42c, with about 80 bales strict middling
at l5c; but aside from these purchases
amounting in all to about 200 bales
there was nothing to indicate any change
in prices since the close of the market
on Saturday. A few bales of middling
were disposed of at l4sc, but holders
were firm, and would not sell tables Of
even running grades at less than lac,
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GAs-prrrlSa at 3l5 Second st.
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JOHN r. master,
WI leave WEDNESDAY, "a Ins.- AZ Pm,
W. IfGHTBl RNk, Ascent,
az - Front street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The season andlts Raneera.

The human body a. chiefly composed Of
tissues aud nDfoa as sensitive 90 every
change In the condition on Che ntmo#-
phere as the most delicate oleclrom0ieri or
the quicksilver in a barometer tube.
The stomach, the skim lhe nerves, the
lungs, and the eXcrcturN organs AFRO oHuHa
cially liable 90 be Affected ~ thehe VnfiH-
tions, and the best defense against their
I've machinery which feeds and uuura
isheH the whole SYSTEM in good working
order.
neither the blood nor the bile can Do ln "A
healthy state, and upon tnB fitness OF
these two important hutdH Tor fho unlcHa
assigned 70 them by unture, aud enc ragua
iarlty OF their now health lu great
When tho an Is heavily laden with chile
ing Vapurs, aR it often IT'S al thiB HenHlm on
the year the digestion should pc an object
guild, the whole physical structure VIII ba
enerVated. lf No. ia vigorous tho entire
organization viii Da atfong tB resist tie
unloward nnd depressing influence OF
A pure and powerful tonic A. therefore
especially needed aE safeguard against
the diseases most common ND thn Spring,
and hoatetler'a stomach biitofa Being tho
most wholesome and potent medicine uf
thu class 80 present known, "a course I'D ib
is particularly Advisable nt thiH period az
the year. The stomach Wall thereby be
toned ana strengthened the liver ono
bowels regulated, tho nervous system
braced up. and nature put ga STATE OF
active defense against the mlaamh Whfrh
superinducea Intermittent nud rrmittnut
headache hypochOudrlH aud other come
plains which are apt 90 rgsmH the un-
toned and unfOftihed OrRaniznh0un. Hha
body IN strengthened without exciting the
reaction follows ne reviving aud renoVal-
ing operation.
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SeH YORK GOLD ana slocz HArA,t.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. March 10.
Tie Funding bill has been brought
prominently into discussion In financial
circles once more Dy the action OF the Sem
ate. striking out the provision for agents
by the payment Of interest aDI DAD. The
remarkable change Of front In the gold
room was the great feature of Wall street
The great pressure to sell gold was not re-
neWed, and there was an entire absence of
ali noisy demonstrations. This change in
the situation is due to the action OF the
Senate on the funding bill, and the In.
creasiDg hostility to the measure IN WASH
fDgtOn. The decline in gold, after extend
ing its depressing influence throughout the
produce markets and trade generally, has
1nelly reached real estate property OF all
kinds, which is lower, and rents are
coming down. Real estate as the
last thing to feel the rise in gold, and
now is the last to feel the decline. The
general trade OF the city Is far from salts
factory, business being much below ex-
pectatlons and prices not remunerative.
In the dry goods market great Complaints
of dullhess heard. Country buyers have
bought smaller bills than usual in conse-
ounce of the decline In gold and go,hOme,
ana the leading jobbers are not Offering so
many bargains as last week, owing to the
departure Of buyers.
MoNEY-Market continues easy; 4a5c on
call.
sTERLING-75S@s1k dull.
GOLD Active anu higher: opened at
81 1919 touched 81 l0Z and closed at 81 I2L
bid; IL l21Z asked. Carrying rates 2d6 per
cent CIearances ss7 900, 900.
GoYERNdENIs Active and q per cent.
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TME MARKETs.
8eR YorK Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, March 10.
CoTFoS-Firm and very irregular; sales
Of 400 bales at 2l5s92lA for middling up
FLoUR-Receipts 3ss bbls: heavy az
5dl0c lower: sales :, 300 bbis at g 5oG4 65 for
guD6IGne State and Western: "a 70Gl5 90 for
extra state; "a G09S5 - for extra western
s5 5000 80 for white wheat extra "a 009s6 90
for round hoop Ohio; So 31g6 Is for extra
ST. Louis; So 20GS 30 for good to choice do,
including $500 barrels. extra western ana
Slate Tor export at 81 G394 s..
RYE FLoUa-Quiet; sales $50 bbls al 81 40
a. 20.
CORN NEAL Quiet.
WHIsKY-Less firm sales go Dbls West
ern at y9d99% for nearly all receipts.
Naturalization more active without
decided change; sales OF $1,000 bushels at
81 O5 for No. spring; 81 l44l 10 for No. 2
Chicago delivered; 81 2lMl q for winter
red aud amber western; 81 AZ for white
Mlchlgan; Il 5ogl ~ Tor white state, and
81 . for amber state; receipts $500 BUSH
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Dull and heavy; sales Of 5000
bushels of Canada West at Toe.
BARLEY MALT-Duil; sales of $500 bush
els Canada West, % private terms.
CoRN-Receip ts $500 bushels; less active
and lower; sales Of Il 900 bushels at 9l09ec
for new mixed western; 99c9sl 90 for
western yehow; 81 OK for southern yell
low, and CSC for straw cOlOred southern.
OATs-Dull and lower; receipts OF 6.545
bushels; sales OF 81 900 bushels at 53G551zc
for Western; 6l962c for Ohtoi 6O9G2H for
HoPs-DulI at l5926c for American.
RIcE-Dull at 5s4g7c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR Fair request; sales OF 779 bbis at
S5s493sc for Cuba sales OF 49, boxes at l0z :
tor Havana.
MOLAsSE5-NomiuaI
PETROLEUM Unsettled at I51< for crude !;
III for refined.
LISsEED OIL-Dull at 95d97c in casks.
PoRK-Firmer; sales of $50 bbls at e25 75S0
26 90 for mess; $40 25920 so for prime: S22 90
a. so for prime mess; also, sales OF ], $50
bbls mess prime seller April and May, at
S25 50925 80.
BEEF Quiet; sales of 10 bbls at 10915c
for new plain mess; Sl4 00Gl7 so for new
extra mess. Tierce beef, sales Of 20 tierces at
20 Jugs % for prime mess: 81 00030 90 for
Iud1a mess: beef hams dull; sales OF 100
bbls at S23 O0952 90 for new.
CUT MEATs-Duil; sales of l25 packages
at lO5s9l2c for shoulders; l49145< for hams;
middles quiet; sales of 100 boxes Cum ber-
land cut at 13c.
LARD-Firmer; sales of 400 tierces at I2s<
@l31zc for steam; 140l5c for kettle render.
ed; sales of go tierces stea N seller for
March, April, May, June and July, at 1874
9l4c.
BUTTER-Steady at I4026c.
CHEEsE-Quiet at I4@I7c for Ohio.
TORPENTINE-Weak at 441za45c.
FREIGHrS Liverpool, quiet, firm.
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ONLY so.

FETHE Wilson Family Shuttle or Lock.
Il stitch Sewing Machine, stitches aIfIre
on both sides. VIII sew as nice. as fast
and as strong as any high priced sewino
machine, anu it will do ali kind ~ seUgss
ing as well as any other machine. Why is
Ii that the Wilson machine sells at $40
and so, while others sell at SZ5' and ss5S
The reason is that buy the Wilson ma.
chine direct from the factory, for cash.
and the high-priced machines are sold on
commission, and have to go through sew
eral hands before the purchaser gets them.
There is the General Agent, Travelling
Agent and Local Agent: each of these
agents get high commission or salary.
That makes the machine bIgh- priced, but
no better.
Call and examine the Wilson Sewing
Machine, and satisfy yourself. Terms lib-
eraI. Each machine warranted for three
years.
Why pay $40 or SIS for a machine if You
can get one for $40 or $50, that will answer
the same purpose, Office corner Sixth and
Main. Evansville. Ind. These machines
can also be had at Rahm's store, IsaTnasco
corner Fulton Avenue and Sixth streets
]. 81. GLEICHMAH, Agent for the cOun-
ties of Vanderburgh, Posey, Gibson, Spen-
Ger, Warrick and Pike, Ind, also for Hem
derson county, Ky. mh4-lwd 3mW
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TnE CONTEMPLATING CASE.
The Accused Parties Dismissed and
Re-aPrested-One Escapes
and is Re-saken.

Two Of the men arrested on
Wednesday, charged with passing
counterfeit money, were brought be-
fore Justice Ben. Stinson, yesterday
morning, and there being no prose-
cution. they were dismissed and i'm
mediately re-arrested by u. S. Dep
uty Marshal. Sam. Day, on Commits
sioner's warrant. and committed to
Jail. Jacob Pfeifer. ihe Marshal of
Mt Vernon, who was arrested by
Marshal Wunderlieh. did not appear.
Mr. Morris, who held the warrant for
his arrest, on receiving him from
Marshal Wunderlich, put him in the
safe keeping of another officer, from
whom he escaped.
Mr.. Morris set TO work as soon as
he learned of his escape. and with U.
S. Marshal Day ferreted him out, and
he was re. arrested and lodged in Jail.
to await his examination.
John Mackey, one of the number
was brought before the United States
Commissioner yesterday, had par
tial examination, and was remanded
for further hearing this morning.
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PITTsBURG, March 10.-Weather
clear and thawing. Monongahela 3
feet 8 inches and falling. Savannah
loading for st. Louis, leaves Satur-
day.
LOUISVILLE. March 10.-Port list,
Robt. Moore, from Nashville to Gin
cinnati; Robt. Burns. from Cincin-
natl to- Memphis; Leonidas, from
Cincinnati to New Orleans; Emma
Floyd, from Cincinnati to Nashville;
Norman, from Cincinnati to Evans
Vile; r O. Gray, from Pittsburg to
New Orleans. River rising slowly; 9
feet 8 inches In the canal. and feet 5
inches in the falls. Weather clear and
mild.
CINCINNATI, March 10.-Riyer 25
feet inches In the channel and sta
tionary, with rs feet 6 inches space
under the bridge. Arrived-Major
Anderson, from Wheeling.
CAIRO, March 1O.-Port List: City
Of Evansville, Evansville packet, 9
P. NJ; Louisville, New Orleans to
Louisville, IL; Olive Branch, St.
Louis to New Orleans, IL; Mary Dav-
age, st. Louis to Pittsburg, II; st.
Joseph, Memphis to st. Louis, 8 A. NJ. /;
Virginia, New Orleans, to Louisville.
10; Kellogg, Cairo to New Orleans,
II; IL. s. Turner, New Orleans to st.
Louis. noon; Pine Bluff, Hickman to
Evansville, noon; Ida Stockdale,
New Orleans to st. Louis, 3 p. NJ;
Julia. Vicksburg to st. Louis, 3;
Bismarck, New Orleans to st. Louis.
Il X n e. -
.; st. Luke, st. Louis to Memphis, 8.
River rose four inches. Weather
cloudy. Mercury So.
NASHVILLE, March 10.-The river
is rising, with 161 feet on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather fair and pleasant.
Arrived-Burksville. Upper Cumber-
land: Talisman, Cairo; Armada, Pa
ducah. Departed-Spray, Cincinnati;
Umpire, Upper Cumberland.
ST. LOUIS, March 10. = Arrived =
Stark and barges and Continental
from New Orleans; Viola Belle from
Missouri rive. Marble City from
Memphis; Andy johnson from Keo-
kuk; Mountaineer from Shreveport;
City of Pekin from Peoria; Beaver
and barges from Illinois river. De-
pdALCO = LII pEAAdl anu DdLEGS huN
Nick Wall for New Orleans; Nellie
Rodgers for Pittsburg; Schuyler for
Peoria; Andy johnson for Keokuk.
River still rising. Weather clear and
warm; mercury 670 at 3P. NJ.
MEMPHIS, March o. The steam
tug, Jennie Sutton, on her way here
to take the place of Nettie j ones, sunk
by the Great Republic last Monday,
was run into, last night, by the steam.
er Gallatin about four miles above
here, and sunk. No lives were lost.
The tug is q total loss. She was
owned by Brown & Jones, coal deal
ers.
MEMPHIS, March 1O.-Clear and
pleasant. River falling. Arkansas
falling, with 6 feet to Little Rock.
Arrived-Alice Dean, from Cincin-
natl. Departed-Arthur, for St.
Louis; Legal Tender. for New Or
leans.
VICKsBURG, March 10.-Up, Col
umbiaD, Tom Jasper.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1O.-Ar-
rived, the Stella, Kenton. Glasgow,
Bee. Longworth; departed the Hen
~ Ames. Magenta.
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Cincinnati narsak.

By Telegraph.l CIEoIEEATI. March 10.
FLoUR-Very dull, and only jobbiDg
retail demand for family atf5g6 25; X at
"a 50g4 %.
WHEAT-Dull; red western 81 GOAL OS.
CoRN-Dull for mixed at 63G7Oc; but
sound firm, owing to light supply, sold
at 72974c.
OATs-Dull at 4Sa54c.
RYE-D0ll at S09S5c.
BARLEY-very dull at 90gsl O5; the lat
ter rate for choice fall
COTToN-Dull; no demand and prices
nominal at 20Lc for middling.
ToBAcCO-Dull, but not lower.
WHIsKY-Dull at 9lG92c.
MESS PORK-Opened dull, but there was
a better demand TO iii contracts at the
close: sales were made in the morning al
SIS 50I25 70, nut since changed, and / 600
barrels sold at S28.
BULK MEATs-Dull: Neglected shoulders
held at 81; sides at 13c; l31zgl4c for rib
and clear rib.
BAcoN-NominaI at lie for shoulders;
l414@l51%c for clear rib and clear sides; SUI
gar cured hams declined to l61z@i71zc.
LARD-Duli Kettle l39l3Zc; steam l21%9
1870.
$50.
EGGs-Firm at 22c.
CLOVER SEED-Dull At sI3 759l4
TIMOTHY SEED-Scarce at 81 70 al 80.
FLAx-DuIl at 81 90@2 90.
LINsEEB OIL-Q uiet at Csc.
LARD OIL-Dull at 81 2j91 %.
SUGAR-Unchanged
COFFEE Dull and prices lower: common
Hc: good to prime l9g22c.
MoLASsES- nchanged.
GoLD-Buying at 81 IL.
zxCHAEGE-Steady; money inactive.
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RiVer Elisnalclaas.

PlTrsBURG, March, 10.-Mononga-
hela falling with 5 feet 9 inches in
channel; Greensboro, 5 feet and fall
ing; Brownsville, u feet and falling.
No arrivals. Capt. Breupan's new
Pittsbnrg and Cincinnati packet. Ju-
niata. left the wharfboat at l P. H.,
She had 300 tons freight. and fair
passenger list. The Savanna is load
ing for st. Louis. and will get away on
Saturday. Freights are in excess of
shipping here, and some shippers are
holding back thinking the present
tariff too high. but they will have to
accede. The weather is cloudy, with
indications of falling weather.
LOUISVILLE, March 10-River ris-
ing, with 8 feet 3 inches in the canal,
and Z feet 3 inches on the falls;
weather clear aud Spring like. Port
List-Kate Putnam, Pittsburg to
New Orleans; Emma Floyed, Cinoin--
natl to Nashville; Norman, Cincin-
natl to Evansville; Leonidas, Cincin-
natl to New Orleans; r. G. Gray,
Pittsburg to Nashville; Robt. Moore,
to Cincinnati.
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81. Lnnia MArka1.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. March 10.
The market is generally stagnant. and
buyers are standing of or bidding lower
prices.
ToBAcCo-Ffrm and unchanged
COrTOE-Entirely nominal.
HEMP-Dull and unchanged.
FLoUR-U nsettled: fall extra sold at
81 25G14 SO; Xxx 81 65g4 rs; xxx s5a5 40. and
family IS 75a6 so.
WHEAT-SpTing lower, at 6Sq73c for No
3; higher grades OF spring are scarce and
wanted Ne. red fail g8dSI and strictiv
choice El 22I5.
CoRH-Du1 and lower: T4a7gc for Ynfs-ed =.
75c for yellow, and 76080c for white tho
latter fancy.
oATs-D1Il and easier; 4aJ< In bulk, and
47C949e sacked.
hYE-Drooping at 09c.
WHIsKY-Duii at 93c
GRoCERIEs-Quietan and unchanged.
PoRK-Opened dull and lower, at e25 30 at
the close; sales to arrive at S26
BACoE-Nothing doing.
LARD-NOn1f
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LOCAL NOTICES.
~~ 81 10 ~

Is regarded as low price for Gold,
but it does not compare with the rates
at which I am selling Boots and
Shoes. New Spring goods are now re-
ceived almost daily. of the choicest
Philadelphia New England manufac-
ture, and will be sold very low DUR
ing the next twenty days. | shall
have a more full and complete Spring
stock of first class Boots and Shoes,
than has ever been offered to the re-
tail trade of this city.
NIB. All kinds Of fine custom
work made TO order. of the best style
and quality. 7. w. TURNER.
First Street near the Opera House.
mar 11-2t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-11
UhIcago Market.

By Te.esraph.I CHICAGO. March 10.
WHEAT-No. / S3@s8c; No. 2 77La77zS :
closing at 75119T5sc. This afternoon the
market was irregular, but firmer and &C.
tive a. 16g75Ac cash, and 761S9785zc seller
A prII for No. 2.
CoRN-Easier at 7O9701<c for No. 2; Csc for
new; 54GSZc for 10 grade; closing az 7OLM
7O12c for NO. q market unchanged this az
ternOOn.
OATs-Dull at 351<937c for regular and
fresh closing at 355zc for regular.
RYE Half cent lower: closing at &c for
MOI
IGHWINEs-InaciiVe and nominal at
D3@94e.
MESS PoRR-Active ard excited closing
at 81 go.
LARD-FfrnneF; closing at 1876.
MEATs-Quiet; dry saltei shoulders at
SIC.
DRESSED Hoss-Quiet; 25e lower; sales
at S9gI0 p: closing At s. 25SlO 90.
LIVE HoGs-I5G[25c lower S9S p for
common;sS 30gS 90 for extra.