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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14
OUR CITY SUBSCRIBERS

n require few days moro TO arrange for the
-, End 'oelivery of the DrsrAroH To our city sub
10 IS onr old carriers are rapidly making II,
-ihrir former lists. and will be aided by special
eanva>sers. who will call on our citizens during
the week. Orders left with any of the carriers o,
caNvasscrs. OF al our counting room, on Governor
street.. one door from Main, will insure the de-
livery OF the paper early every morning Any
Subscriber failing 10 receive the paper will please
notify lis.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

0nr advertising columns show that our old friends
hsvc 10, forgotten through what channel thew can
most certainly reach the largest number Of readep
They shall not be disappointed in their estimate O,
he ubiquitous power Of the DIsPArcH Whcreve,
ne mail. the express company. our special messen
gers, the city carriers. and our agents in all tho
owns and villages Of Virginia. North Carolina and
tennessee can reach family, there are resolved
that the DESPATCH sh all be found cost what il NAV
~ caTitai, energy and labor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

MISUNDERSTANDING afternoon, a horse,
attached to wagon, started from the Frede-
ricksburg depot, and ran at full speed down
to Main street, breaking the vehicle and
leaving it behind him. He stopped in front
of Gathrights store, and was subsequently
placed in charge of the Chief of Police by n
negro man. The horse and wagon belonged
to a Mr. Carter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

An amusing affair occurred at an exhibition
Of spiritual manifestations in Boston last
week. A shrewd person present, in order to
satisfy himself as to the corp0reality Of a
spiritual hand " which was shown from an
aperture in a 4" cabinet " used, supplied him
self with a syringe filled with ink, and, watch
ing favorable opportunity, squirted the dark
fluid over the digits and wrist of the phantom
the hand of the lady who had been previously
bound inside was examined, and the inky
marks literally found upon it. The conse-
quence was an indignation meeting of the au
dience and the passage Of resolution declaring
the demonstrations Of spiritualism \ very de-
cided physical cheat.
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STORE RoBBED.-On Tuesday night the cloth
ing store of Augustus Polack, on Broad street,
between Sixth and Seventh, was entered
by thieves for the purpose of robbery. They
had got a considerable quantity Of goods into
the rear yard, and were about to carry them
off, when discovery and alarm, raised by an
occupant of the store, caused them to vamose,
leaving behind the greater portion of their
NIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fire about
quarter past three clock yesterday morning
was caused by the npsetting of Il lamp in a
house in Rankins Row, corner of Jefferson
street and Brook avenue. Damage, very slight.
The firemen turned out promptly, but found
no occasion to use their "merchines. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

PERsOxAL.-Among the arrivals ut the Ex'
change Hotel yesterday were the following -
Hon. Emerson Etheridge, of Tennessee; Hons.
J. r. Edmonds and Robert Ridgway, Of Wiz
ginia and Major General William Malone
of Petersburg. Hon. r. H. Whitfield. Of isle
OF Wight, Virginia, Is stopping at the Pow
hatan Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

FALL PROM A WAaOX.-A" soldier, named Da-
vid Ozier, attached to the Third battalion,
Eleventh United States Infantry, yesterday
fell from a Government wagon, ON Main
street, and was severely injured. He wai
picked up by the police and taken TO the
station house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

RAHAB1rEs Among the many scriptural
characters that have been the denominators
Of sects one would hardly have expected ever
to find that Of the harlot who protected the
spies but the best way is to be surprised -
nothing nowadays. The Baptist denomina-
ton of England is, at this moment, Keeling in
the storm Of controversy raised by one Of their
ablest men--the very ablest, perhaps, next to
Spurgeon-a Mr.. Wells, who, in . discourse
delivered by him before the magnificent aa-
dience that assemblies in his fine chapel.
wherein he based broadly justification of
lying when the purposes Of God could thereby
be best subserved, basing himself on the
example of Rahab, the harlot. The matter
was much talked Of, aud finally was brought
up before the general council Of ministers,
by majority Of whom Mr.. Wells and his sen
timents were very strongly condemned. Mr..
Wells thereupon preached, week ago, pow
erful discourse (Which is, hear, to be pub
lshed,) in which he proved by the cases of
Rahab, Jael, and many others in the Bible,
that God had frequently praised those who
had by criminal means, advanced his divine
purpose and, said she Rev Wells, Is would
tell a thousand lies for the glory of Cod
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PAINFUL CAsE.-We hear that a. young man
from Richmond, of good family, and who has
been heretofore noted for integrity, was before
the Chesterfield Court on!Monday last charged
with stealing 4 gold watch. He was for four
years 4 faithful soldier in the Confederate
army The case was continued to the next term
of the court. 1t is said that his counsel Were
anxious for a hearing, being conscious that
they could show mitigating circums tanceS
which would insure an acquittal.
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THE DISPATCH BUILDING Is ON
GOVERNOR STREET. NEAR MAIN
AND NEARLY OPPOSITE THE OLD
u,SPATCH CORNER.
ONLY TWO CENTS

we arc determined that not one Of the thirty odd
,housand subscribers formerly on the books of the
many DISPATCH shall be deprived OF II by reason
Of The hard times, and have placed the paper at the
l,w price Of TWO cEsrs less than one half charged
>, mo CHER da lilies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

ORDINARY LIcESsEs.-It may save some
trouble to persons making application before
the Hastings Court for licenses to keep ordi-
naries to know that they are required to show
that they have accommodations for travellers,
rooms and beds in which they can sleep, and
stable room for horses. The State law upon the
subject requires that the Court shall not IL
cense any person to keep an ordinary who
cannot furnish proof that he has the accom-
modations above described; and in consequence
of want of this, several applications were re-
iected Yesterday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

NOTARIEs APPO1NTED.-The Governor has
appointed the following notaries public: G..
w. Garnett, for Fredericksburg and Spotsyl-
vania county; A. H. Turner, for Albemarle
county; James G.. Holiday, for Portsmouth
and Norfolk county; and H. N. Richards, for
Bath county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

REV. DR.. HOGE, of this city, was announced
to preach in the Franklin Street Presbyterian
Church, Baltimore, last evening.
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CorRr or CONFERENCE.-The following
cases occupied the attention Of this Court yes
terdAy:
Henry O. Ashby against Norris Montgome-
~. Judgment for plaintiff in the suni Of Sc
venty dollars with interest and costs.
George J. Scanned against Thomas j. VII
lard. Judgement for plaintiff in the sum OF
forty-two dollars and eighty eight cents, with
interest and costs.
John E. Johnson against D. d. Mott. Judg-
ment for plaintiff in the sum of thirty three
dollars, with interests and costs.
John Enders against Miles johnson. The
Court ordered that defendant deliver mp to
plaintiff the immediate possession of the pre-
misses on Main, between Twenty second and
Twenty third streets, now occupied by him.
Peter w. Grubbs (trustse) against Daniel
Rogers. The Court ordered that defend
ant deliver mp to plaintiff possession OF
the premises situated on Jackson street. in the
city Of Richmond, on the 26th day of February,
1870
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WANTS.

WANTED, a FEW GOOD HANDS
w who understand how to operate on Singers
Sewi ing Machine. Good wages paid and steady
employ ment promised.
Apply at the Hat Factory in Rockets, near the
Gas Works, de 13-1t
WANTED, a PARTNER IN AN
w established legitimate business. Capital re-
qured about 81, 900. Address A. E. w., Dispatch
office de lists
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FOR RENT.

VERY EXCELLENT RESIDENCE,
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF IA
RENT.-We offer for rent the very desirable l::lE
RESIDENCE, located as above, now occupied BY
Mrs Elizabeth Magill. 1t contains twelve rooms,
wine cellar The whole premises are in perfect or
der, and possession given LIST January next. Apply
to HARRISON, GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
de l2-3t
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OTORE FOR rem Handsome
- STORE, on Ninth street, three doors from ~
ately. Apply to REGNAULT 4 CO., E.l
Main street,
de l1-1w between Eighth and Ninth.
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HUsrINas COURT.-With the exception of the
examination of the Kirby case, noticed else
where, this Court did nothing yesterday but
hear applications for licenses to keep "ordi-
naries.'' The Court adjourned over to Friday,
when all who have not yet procured their
licenses will have an opportunity of doing SO.
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TAPONICA FLOWERS AND FnUIT
JAPuNicI fLUWsRS. Also, TRulI- ANDI
ORNAMENTAL TREES, xvxRqkSffSSs 81
deul-ts WsAAsn rosl. 0ieAnnnA. 70.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-14
Later from Peru and Chill.

NEW YORK, December 13.-Ihe steamer
Baltic has arrived from Aspinwall with the
California mails and seventy three thousand
dollars in treasure.
Valparaiso dates OF November and Callao
Of the u, report no change In war matters in
Chilli. The blockade continued. The Spanish
n,et Is supplied with provisions by trans
ports.
The steamer Wateree was AT Valparaiso.
Ia Bolivar, fighting continued...wit favor
able prospect for thcrev olutionists. The latter
had taken Cabyah, killing the commander.
The Presieent was occupying Poste with ! 300
men.
Peru is at peace, snd the new Government
is being rapidly org lnized. Conezue has sus-
pended the minister and consuls in Europe and
ordered all the officials al home 10 be sus-
pended and tried for political crimes, unless
they have 10y acts proved themselves in favor
Of the revolutionary party.
A demand has bee made on the British
Minister for President Prigget and some men,
bers of the Cabinet who were taken on board
British ship on ground Of being guilty Of
treason snh other crimes
The British ministers only reply WAS that
the vessels had sailed
The Spanish Minister was on board Of \
spanish trigate owing 10 "A conspiracy being dis
covered among some OF the Chilians to assas-
sinate him.
The news from Central America is unimpor-
tant. Another rev Olution in Calembra is
talked Of. Nothing serious occurred. A Brit
ish sloOp of war had arrived from Panams
with General Peg.el. lie sailed for France.
Adsices from BOgatS state that attempts Il
overthrow the governments Of several Of the
interior states were suppressed. Nearly eighty
outw ard-bound passengers left Panama hy the
Baltic. on the lst.
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Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Java.

SANDY Hook, December 13.-The steamer
Java, which left Liverpool the lst and Queens
town the 81, arrived at this point this after
noon.
The steamer Cuba arrived out from Liver
pool on the lst and the steamer Caledonia on
the 30th.
The cotton sales for the week amounted to
$1,000 bales; the market opened dull, but be-
came firm, and closed on Friday ut advance Of
nd
The Paris Bourse closed quiet at 6sf 72c for
renteso
Correspondence from Madrid denies that the
Spanish GOyeOnment has sent orders to Admi-
raj Pareja 10 suspend hostilities against Chilli.
The Government Is not even disposed To accept
the mediation Of neutral powers. Orders have
been received at the Spanish naval arsenals u
push forward the preparations of the war ves-
ses.
The jaior who connived at the escape Of
stephens, the Fenian Head Center, has been
committed.
The Fenian trials are progressing. The
proprietor Of the IRISH People has been
! found guilty and sentenced TO twenty years
penal serVitude.
The Morning Post states that stephens ar
rived in Paris.
The Court Of Queens Bench lrial of Captain
Corbett, on charge of selling the shenandoah
to the rebels, and enlisting men for her, re-
suited in acquIttal.
Bright had been making strong reform
speech at Blackburn. and denounced in un-
measured terms the massacres i'm Jamaica. lie
held the Government and its accompliccs re-
sponSible for murder. and predicted that they
would be- found guilty at the bar Of Justice
The dry goods establishment of j. n j. W l..
Jeffrey, Liverpool, known the Compton
House, was burned. Loss f2O0,OO0.
Dr. Bsrth, the African traveller, is dead.
The Globe SAYS: Russells Government are
I most anxious TO have the reform institution
settled, and are ready to undertake the task.
The text Of the Spanish circular ON Chilan
affairs, n published. agrees with the previous
statement. The Chilian minister at Paris pub
fishes the repetition of the statements of the
spanish minister.
The Continental Journal speaks Of England
as the probable mediator between spain and
Chilli
The Times says il can not affect to be disap-
pointed at the acquittal of Capt. COrbctt in the
shenandoah ease. evasion Of the neutrality
laws having been 80 executed Is almost to defy
/ legal retribution.
LIyERi ooL, Decent er THE jury in lie
ease of Newly, publisher OF the IRISH PeO-
pies new spaper. We're two hours I'm delIbers-
before returning verdict OF guilty. The
prisoner addressed the Court before sentence
was passed upon him. lie emphatically de-
MED and repudiated the allegations of assassi-
nation which had been charged against the
Fcnians. He admitted his guilt, according to
the Interpretation Of British law, but believed
himself innocent, ,according TO the higher stand
ard of eternal right, and that majority of his
cOunirymen would decide, If the question
was put to vote. The next prisoner brought
before the Special Commission Mr., John
Olary. 4 new jury has been sworn i'm his
ease. and the trial j. progressing. There no
excitement.
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Mr. Trumbuli. Mr.. President. I never m-
! dcrsfood il any other way.
Mr.. salisbury. Did you state IL - At the
tirnes
Mr. Trumbuil. DO not know that stated
IL 80. ] might a. we'll have explained that
clause which declares that slavery shall not
exist, meant that slavery shall not exist.
could not make II clearer. l reported il from
the judiciary Committee for the very purpose,
for confcrring upon Congress the authority 10
sec that the hr-t clause wss carried out in
good faith.
Mr.. Salisbury did not sec how gentle
men holding that southern states sre not in
the InlOn can regard the constitutional
fourths ef the states 70 adopt the amendment,
and that number could not be- obtained with
out counting the Southern Stltes.
On motion Of Mr.. Howard the senate al
journed.
H0usR.-Mr Schenek. from the Committee
ON Military Affair.". reported joint resolu-
ton requiring the President TO suspend any
order mastering out officers Of the Veteran
Reserve Corps, until Congress shall have time
II consider what disposition shall be made Of
the troops.
A brief debate occurred on the resolution.
during which Mr.. schenek said that the pri-
vates belonging To the Corps had been for the
greater part mustered out, and the question
, now j. what is 10 be done with the officers,
Officers should not be summarily dismissed
ont Of the service, they having families de-
pendent upon them for support.
Remarks by other members We're made,
when the joint resolution was passed.
ON motion by Mr. Steycns the House took UP
and concurred in the Senate's amendment 10
the joint resolution appointing committee Of
fifteen To consider and report on the condition
Of the late so-called Confederate States.
Mr.. Chandler resumed his remarks in oppo-
sition to the resolution.
2Mr. AncOna,o ,of Pa, moved TO lay Mr.. Farms
4 Worfl's rP,OltItiOn ON the table. hgaQreel-
/ 90 against ll3.
The resolution was then referred to the
select committee Of fifteen ON the Southern
states.
The House then took up Mr. Farnsworth's
resolution, heretofore offered, declaring that
justice required that eolored soldiers be admit
ted To all rights and privileges OF citizenship.
lie moved 10 refer il TO the Select Committee Of
fifteen ON condition of the so-called Confederate
states.
Mr.. Chandler, OF New York, took issue, de-
nying the black man is equal TO the white.
These remarks were suspended by the expi-
ration Of the morning hour.
After further proceedings, the House sd-
journed.
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Importan, RaiIroad Decision

PHILADELPHIA, December 13.-To-day, in
the supreme Court, Chief Justice Woodward
the case Of the Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road Company and the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company We. the Catawissa Railroad, Central
Railroad Of Pennsylvania, and Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad Companies OF Ohio
New York and Pennsylvania, for a special
the date of November 1, and also the contract
date Of October 81, between the Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, and the Catawissa Com
pany, aud said contract he delivered up, was
commenced
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NEW YORK. December l3-The steamer Co
iumlia. from Havana. Decemhr 9, has arrived.
with Mexican dates Of the 18th ult
The Republican General Dearzc, il Il sai, !.
had been twice repulsed by the lmperialisis,
in the District Of lgneatts.
The French hold Mazatlan.
The Liberals had taken possession Of Lane
he>tian.
The Imperial Journals are much exercised
because twelve North Americans had been
captured in uniform and armed.
leon GuZman, formerly one of The Cabinst
bad taken up arms against .lhe Empire, and
Wa Collecting force.
The French forces occupied Victoria. No
vemler l.. The enemy made feeble resi stance.
The French had loss.
Res = PallFo had taken command of the Lib
cral foucs in MechoaR.
General scott arrived n Key West on the
,th. aud left there FOR New ORLEANS H. will
spend the month u January At hey West.
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From Nashville.

snow at Ma Murder.
Hand OF Robbers--Cotton Market.
NASHVILLE, December l3.-Riyer ~ inche'
and falling.
The first snow % the season fell here to-day
The keeper Of the toll-gate on the Lebanon
Pike, near the Hermitage, named Richard
Byrne. was murdered last night by n band Of
robbers. Three distinct shots took effect upon
his body, either Of which was fatal The band
proceeded on the Pike and robbed fifteen Othei
persons living along the road. They then de.
camped and have not since been heard from.
The cotton market opened dull to-day. anu
closed firm 8: ~ TO fOc. with a decided upward
tendency. Receipts to-day were 49, bales
shipments 30; total amount Of cotton received
here since September 1 amounts 10 3,3ll bales
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synopsis of Legi,Iative Proceeding,

In the SENATE. Yesterday. the state Debt
bin ii. II. 1Sji was read By title and referred
tothe Special Committee.
\ petition was presented. praying for law
authorizing Boards Of counties n give bounty
10 such volunteers a have not yet received
any; which was referred q the Committee on
Military Affairs.
\ bin was introduced for an act 10 amend
he title Of an act concerning licenses TO vend
foreign merchandizc. exhibit circuses, etc. tn,
rules suspended, and the bill refcrred 10 n,
third reading.
The joint resolution providing for annual
sessions Of the Legislature, VIZ referred o. the
Judiciary Committee.
The resolution eoneerning the Il. 4 T. IL. K
X. &C. wss referred 30 The Judiciary Com
Inittee.
The bin increasing the salary of the STAT
Librarian from $500 n sl.ela Wa passed.
yeas 50. nays l..
The bill providing ler the protection Il vii,
cane. etc. passed-yeas -. nays u.
Tie amendment To the sheep-killing doc
law passed-yeas -. nays Il.
The discussion Of the question OF locating
the agricultural ce.i0-e occupied the most Of
the afternoon session. q WAS made Ia,
special order for teu ',l.. B This morning.
Il the Horsry ieldgs petition MS PR
sentcj asking for a.-ddea,iou of the school
law, 81 n &c cciaps. parents and guardians TO
send children o. .hs.l three r4.n,l, in The
wear.
Several p.ltions IA 7, '.rsnss % the Temper
ancc question AMI ~oIlierl bounty yyer, re-
c,ived and ierrej e. - proper committees
The roperts Of severed COMMITTEES Nsr, Ms,
read ana disposed II.
On nl1ti,a. it ,vas re-. fs,, thsi N aal an
Tomorrow no m mh.l D. allowed O. >lca1
mes Cham iea m.nuf.> oa ans subject
Iaa consideration II ihe \ A-rculliEad tsl
Isge hsn. mi tie Substitute therefor. hting ii,
special ,racr, it pssaiisd The attention of III,
Hou~e durus ti, hlsnee II the morning -
sion and almo-. au ,he afternoon. Ia. ,ae
tion = ia.sr, giean.ld n Ilaee of Boomus
son ya- IN rs ys- Hss. b: thc suc>tia,
recurring 80 .hs 80 ptien 81 the substitute
tXinz The ..e-tiaa iil min tvu -a PASSED
veas H. NAYS e..
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Fire a, cairo uo,lerr1plo.ion.

tfffo. hctcrIl N.ne huidia--. n.o>f-
Il .EH. iu-- .l t..aui reilI aAtrf. .f,f
lu1a STREET t.sFe ;atfa.sd ts-,ils -.
at -.n.tff. p.rfi.I.s I..~.fr.sI
s.aer in tlr iil'u Cenirli Freight D.
pot ~ eis~i tli'~ ~ 'f if-. ln>t1utiv kine an
fnaH k.atrf iiai. Tt.ee 10 the boiler
g -i-iat- ataut ten WAS lorst, upNar,l
tur.u & tiit rtf fHral hurdrl - nom th,.
eFizlnal f-.it--. sft-ilins t.4r s,i-i t.i ptte-
faeuls- aus, q IS ti.-i D unknown.
Eleaf Aunlr,i aaa Forts lal.s - fcotfau llt>,-
~ 81 -. LOUIS vet essV. and today gva-
.ffHit qulutiit passed up ls. Cincinnati
.s.I - points
r. nartaiicu facilities on the Mobile and
O.. salr-1d are daIlk lncraase, a larSe
a.aatiat = rllirs stock. inciudiu. new tu-
eine- ll al-. ffum Nrw Haven. have arTise,i
auu "a. u l- ~tit g. toMmhu>. Nv.
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COM NJ z ERcIAL,
Nc~ York Markets.

NEW YORK. December l3.
Cotton active and &c higher: sales a soc for
middling.
Flour more sctive and l03lsc better AZ a. o.
for extra state; - 3O,9s IS for common 10
good shipping and extra round hoop Ohio.
and q 65G9 s. for trade brands, the market
closing heavy.
Whisky dull and nominal western Z. 3sl
C. IS.
Wheat market active and lGac better: with
a good demand for exports; sales were made At
sl % for Chicago spring; al 6l for Milwaukee
club; sl IS for amber Milwaukee; 81 IS for
amber state; e. 50 for choice white Canada;
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~ ~ for new winter rcd western and e. for
old io
Rye heavy; sales n 95c.
Barley heavy and quiet: sales al 0o for Can
ada East. and 81 l0GI Ii for Canada West.
Barley malt dull.
Corn opened heavy and closed rather easier
az s2@95c for unsound. and s0995 for sound
mixed western, and 95I<c for high mixed
western. nearly yellow
Oats heavy and declining; sale. At 456t50c for
unscund, and 5596oc for sound, the latter an
extreme price.
Coffee quiet.
Sugar quiet; sales at l31[@l4c for Cubs
MuscoysdO. and l4c for Havana.
Aolasses dull
Wool quiet.
Petroleum firm; sales at 41i+9i3c for crude,
and 6I@6cc for refined in bond.
Hops firm; sales at LOG 4oc for 80. and 25d
6Jc for 20.
Pork heavy and lower: sales ut s2s sId29
81 for extra mess. closing at go l2Is, and $40
for prime.
Beef heavy.
Bacon quiet.
Beef hams dull; sales at ss5.
Tierce beef quiet.
Cut meats quiet; sales were made at lsc lTc
for hams.
Dressed hogs in fair request; sales IA Q I4z1c
for city.
Lard firner; sales at iGG20l.
Butter quiet Mt 25t93oe for Ohio, and $50 +5c
for State.
Cheese steady at l49i0c.