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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-23
FINANCIAL AND U0ssinnCiAI
SOUTHERN TRADE.
'iie N, Y. Daily Sun says.

Tie N. Y Daily Sun says
The commercial interests of New York are al
ready beginning to feel the inyigcratng effect
of peate. The removal Of trade restrictions at
the South has caused great influx Of Southern
purchasers within the last few weeks, and our
merchants and manufacturers recognize among
their customers hundreds of old patrons from
the South, whom they have not seen since the
beginning Of the war; The purchases made
by this class are generally very heavy, for the
reason that their stocks OF goods have been
completely CLEANED out" by q four years drain
upon them with no facilities for replenish
ing. Many of them are Of course, in rather
sad condition financially. but the greater part
were shrewd enough 10 keep their iunds IN
more tangible shape than Confederate cur
rency"-eonverting the latter, Ms far as posi-
BILE, into gold and foreign exchange. Our bust.
ness men have been very much gratihed, also, NJ
receiving the payment of many old debts that
were outstanding in the South when the war
broke out, and which were cancelled, so far as
That power could do it by the rebel government.
The business relations between this city and the
South are reopening under very favorable aus
pices and hereafter New York will receive the
aemi .annusl visits of Southern merchants who
were in the habit Of coming hitler in the good
old times before the advent of the stern states.
man" in petticcats.
The following is from the New York Herald:
The trade with the South, under the new rsgu-
lations, has opened briskly. from the LIST TO the
18th inst inclusive, 6fty-two vessels exclusive Of
government transports, have cleared from this
port for ports in The South hitherto closed to CON-
merce and not yet open to foreign trade. or
these eighteen have cleared for Richmond and
other James river ports; six for New Orleans;
six for Charleston three for Wilmington, three
for Beaufort; four for Mobile and ten for Savan'
nah and Fernandina Fla.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-23
LYNcHRuRG MARKETS. MAY ls.

RKMARKs-we have no change t, note in our
market quotations this evening. Almost every
article will pro badly range at presen; quotation
until the avenues OF trade are opened up, when
1t Is expected there will be considera bic decline
The market for Superlne Flour may be quoted as
dull, but for .ther grades there is considerable
demand.
FLOUR.-superfne $500; Extra 50 to $50 !;
Family $40.
CORN There is q considerable demand for
this article, and sells readily at from si.iO to
81 Is per bushel.
CORN MEAL.-From stores 81. 10 10 LES rer
bushel.
BAC0N.-The stock is somewhat light, but Is
amply sufficient to supply the demand We quote
ut from Is to l6 cents for hog round
LARD.-This article may be quoted at 10 tolG
cents.
BUTTER. Sales ore made in the city market
at 25c per pound for prime fresh, but this Is con
sidered an outside figure. The supply is him
tied.
EGGs-Find ready sale at from 10 to I6 2.3c
per dozen.
HAY-S0 cents TO 81 per cwt.
OATS-Sheaf sl.0O per cwt. Shelled 75c. per
bushel.- Rspub.ican.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-23
TIE oLp AED TIE NEW.

Asthe new State OF 6. West Virginia" has
been Recognized BY the United States 60
vernment, and Governor PierpOnt will ar
rive here, in day OF two, to administer the
affairs OF the remnant Of the old Common
wealth, we present lists OF the counties
cOmpcsinS>G- State Of Virginia, and the
State OF West Virginia
THE STATE or VIRGINIA.
Accomac, Albcmarle, Alexandria, Ale
ghany, Amelia, Amherst, AppomattoX, Au-
Bath, Bedford, Berkeley, Bland, Bote
tourt. Brunswick, Buchanan, Buckingham.
Campbell. Car,Lne, Carroll, Charles City,
Charlotte, Chesterfield, Clarke, Craig, Gull
pepper, Cumberland.
Dinwiddie, Elizabeth City, Essex.
Fairfax, Fauquier, Floyd, FnSanna,
Franklin, Frederick.
Giles, GloUceSter, GoOchland, Grayson,
Greene, Greenesville.
Halifax, Hanover, Hearico, Henry, High
land.
isle Of Wight, James City, Jefferson.
King George, King William, King and
Queen.
burg. 49,,
Madison, Matthews, Meeklenburg Middle
sex, Montgomery.
Manson 1nd, New Kent, Nelson, Norfolk
eitv. Norfolk county, Northampton, Nor
thumberand. Nottoway.
Orange.
Page, Ps'rick, Petersburg, Pittsyl5ani1,
Prince George, Prince Edward, Prince Viii
liam, Princess Anne, Pulaski.
Rappahauncck, Richmond City, Richmond
County, Roanoke, Rockbridge, Rocking
ham, Russell.
Scott, Shenandoah, Smyth, Sou.hamp-
ton, Spo;sylvania Stafford, Sussex, Surrey.
TazeweN.
Warren, Warwick, Washington West
mOreland, Williamsburg, Wise, Wythe,
YOrA-lOi.
Tux STATS or WEST VIRGINIA.
Barbour, Boone, BraNtou, Brooke.
Caball, Calhoun, Clay.
Doddridge, Fayc.;e, Gilmer, GCeenbrier.
Hancock, Hampshire, Hardy, Harrison.
jackson, KanaNha, Lewis, Logan.
Marion, Marshall, Mason, Mercer, Monon-
gala, Monroe. Morgan, Nicholas, Ohio.
Peudleton, Pleaslnts, POcahca,as, Pres
ton, Putnam.
Raleigh, Randolph, Richie, ROanc.
Taylor, Tucker, Tyler, Upshnr.
Wayne, Webster, WeJzei, Writ, Wood,
. Wyomiag-46.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-23

RIDICULoUs.-Some persons in Petersburg
render themselves supremely ridiculous by
decryiDg the merits of paper which sup
ports the government under which its con-
trollers live, when, upon the occupation OF
the city by the Union forces, these identical
persons were the first to rush to the Provost
and swear fidelity to the United States flag.
They have neither brains nor Judgment sufii-
eient to realize their own ridiculous position,
and are totally unable TO comprehend the
stultiloquence OF which they are guilty
Fools should always keep their tongues
within their teeth. The ass ia the hons
skin would never have betrayed his origin
but for his ceaseless braying.-PeterSb't'g
Express.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-23
BY ELLISON & RICHARDS,

BY ELLISON & RICHARDS,
AUCTIoNEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHT's,
Corner of 9th ard Main Streets.
Lnrye and Attractive Sale Of
reasonable CIOthing-Hfne
Wool and Felt Isnts-FiBe
Tcas-ManufactUred
Tobacco, &c..
4 Il 4 U CT ION.
WYE will sell, on TUESDAY; the 23D INST,
w commencing at 10 o'clock; A, ~, at our
sa'esroom, ctrner Of 9Th and Mail Streets, the
following Goods
II chests Very Fine UncOlored Japan ese
and other Teas
CLOTHING.
100 Fine Black Dress Coats
800 Black and Fancy Cashmere and Mel.
Coats
1900 Linen Dlsters
200 pairs Black Doeskin Pants
600 " Fancy Cashmere Pants
600 q" Linen Duck Pants
500 4" Cottonade Pants
900 Fancy Cashmere Vests
100 Black Silk and Farmer Satin Vests
500 doz White Linen Bosom Shirts
800 " ColOred Linen Shirts
1000 " Hickory Shirts
600 q" Fancy Flannel Shirts
800 " blue and Gray Flannel Shirts.
HATS.
100 doz Black and Drab Wool Hats
100 " I" - Felt Hats, very
fine
90 " Children's Caps
90 Infants Hats,
GROCERIES, TOBACCO, &c.
90 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
Q cases Smoking Tobacco
bbls Vinegar
" Sorghum
1893 quarter-rcams Sand Paper
l Excellent Family Carriage
I Sulkey
Large lot o! Groceries, Wooden Ware, Hard
ware, &c, expected TO arrive in time for the
above sac. ELLISON RICHARDS.
myl9-tds
40 dozen Sifters
Large assortment OF Tubs Water
Pals, Brooms, Buckle s. &c.
81 reams Wrapping Paper
STATIONERY, HOSIERY, ETC.
$4,000 China, blank and Porcelain Cards,
Nos 9 8 and4
10 TeIms nc lbs) Folio Post
Ladies' and Children's White and
Brown Hose
Ladies' and Children's Cloves
Brown and Mixed Half Hose
Black and Fanc Silk Sc ufs and Ties
SUBSCRIBERS Fancy Articles &c.
my9O-tds ELLISON Il RICHARDS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-23
DECLINE IN RAILROAD FREIGHTs

The Cincinnati Gazette says there is now q
sharp comp tiIion for railroad freight, the sup
rly Of rolling stock being in excess of the de
m md, consequent upon the stagnalion in bust
ness and toe falling of in government traffic.
There is now no regular schedule that Is to say,
scheduIe rates are not adhered to. The figures
made on Saturday were. to New York, 4th class,
T5ssOc., and -four sl.50 per Dbl. The rates to
other points an on other articles were in proper.
ton. Travel has also fallen off on ell the roads,
bnt this will increase as soon as the usual pleas
ure travel sets in. The latt'r promises to be
heavy this season. Railroads are now ear,ainng
their expenses enough to make up In this respect
" hat they lose in profits on earnings Matters
are rapidly revolving towards Their normal condi'
ton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-23
AunTsoN gArEs this pny.
IA 1RttHs 4 WILLIAMS, Adcts.
, VALUABLE and Desirable

IA 1Rtbbs 4 WILLIAMS, Adcts.
A VALUABLE and Desirable
~ Private Residence For Sale
AT Public Auction.
By consent of the Legatees, shall offer for
sale on the premises, at public auction, on TUES
DAY, the 23d of May inst, at II o'clock A. M.,ths
Brick Tene ent, fronting 90 feet on south side
of Cary, between 4th and 9Th streets, running
back in parallel lifes 40 feet to alley 10 feet
wide. having flee access {, 4th street. The main
building is two stories high, with good airy
attic, a delightful wide hall on the first floor,
with three rooms teep upon each story, all well
arranged with excellent closets three large
basement rooms, plssterec, including the kitchen
under the wing ON 4 servants room in the
ward and goOG llah an carriage house, all
Of brick, fronting II alley, with room for
coal and wood unl el lie carriage house. Gas
aud water pipes in the house and yard.
II is seldom 30 desirable house and neighbor'
hoo d can be obtained as the one now advertised.
Possession will be given in day or two sitter
the sale. and the terms of payment will be made
known when the property is put up for bidders.
The title Is perfect.
GEO. d. FISHER, Administrator of
Mrs. L. Harriet Fisher, deceased.
p 8. After the sale of the house portion OF
excellent furniture. belonging TO the present
tenant, will be offered for sale. myll-tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-23
BY HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsON.
VERY VALUABLE REAL.

Y ESTATE on Broad street, for sale at Auc-
ton and very handsome STORE and Dwell
LING, also on Broad street. for Lease at Auc-
ton.
We will sell at auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 93d May, 1865, at O'clock, p. NJ,
the folio wing very valuable real estate on the
moth side Of Broad street viz: The Large
three. story Brick Store and Residence, now oc.
cupied by Mr. Antonio Pizzini and Others, between
LIST street and Brook Avenue, at a monthly rent
of $225. Besides the store and dwelling there
ia a brick kitchen. large lumber house &c. 1t
is ine blilt house and first rate business stand.
After which will be sold the excellent BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING, between Madison and
Henry streets, occupied bV Mr.. OBrien. at
monthly rent of go This is good business
location, with excellent dwelling above.
After which, say about hslI-past o'clock,
will be leased out for years from lst June next,
the very desirable Store and Dwelling now occu-
pied by Mr.. Chas. Behl-between Cd and Sd SITS.
The store is handsomely fitted up, and the dwell
ling part of It in first rate order. ThiJ is also
first rate business location.
Terms very liberal, and made known at the
hour of sale.
myl6--tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-23
DIED..

MEIas.---A Hammanassett, Delaware county, Pa
on the 18th inst, In the list year OF her age MARY
MONTGOMERY MEIGs wife Of DR.. Chas d. Msigs, OF
Philadelphia, and mother OF MAJ Gen II. c. Meigs, q
n. General ". $. Army.
DAVENPORT. lon Monday, at IL o'clock, A NJ
HENRY H. DAVENPORT, aged II years, eldest son oil
Griffin B. and Alice H. Davenport.
The Funeral will take place from their residence
corner Main and fonshee St., On Wednesday evening
AZ clock, r NJ The friends Of the family, also OF
Dir. ]. Davenport, are Invited to attend.
kiBLE:-oh Monde; 2ed inst, at 10 minutes 10 o'clk
p, NJ, Wa. kIBJI In the 2Gth year OF his age.
HiA funeral will take iplace from the I'd Baptist
Chnrch, al o'clock T. NJ. lo-day His friends and ac
quainlances are respectfully Invited TO attend
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-23
THEITRIrlL GONSLP.

Henry Placide completed his engagement
at the Winter Garden, New York, on the
18th. Mile. Z5e, the popular Spanish dan
sense, has purchased valuable farm on
Long Island. Among the professionals who
will start for Europe this week are Lucille
Western, John Z. owens, Clifton W. Tay-
leure. Lester WalacE aud John Seiton.-
Antoine Rayel. who arrived in this country
a short time since, having complete l his ar
rangemenss, has sailed again for EIrope 70
engage his company. Antoine and Gabrielle,
and perhaps Francois, vii. open vita 4 well
selected corps ofpan;ouimists at y BIOS on
the 18th Of September.
Maggie Mitohell is stir playing at NibiO'S,
New York. George Euakel made his first
appearance as Uncle Tom, in " Uncle Toms
CABIN, " at Growers Washington Theatre, on
18th instant. Mrs. B. Phillips and George
Boniiace are playia- leading parts a; the Old
Washington Theatre. Mrs. Emma Waller,
the celebrated troJsdisns, is at the Girls
void Opera House, Troy. Charles Warwick
~ The heavy mar Of the establishment. Jen-
ME Hight, formerly dsnssuse Ia Richmond,
but now the 'Western Coincidence" is pre-
pairing for a starring tour.
Miss Caroline Richinss and Mr. Peter
Ricbings are at the Arch Street, Philadel-
phia. Nj. c. ". CouliOck and daughter
Eliza arc playing in Detroit. Ella Wren
Blair AID +. NJ. Bates continue to occupy The
Mobile boards. Mrs. Mary Gladstane, the
eminent actress, is at the Theatre Royal,
Montreal. She commenced an engagement
on the 18th instant. Mr.. aud Mrs. ". j.
Florence continue at Pixies Opera House,
Cincinnati.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-23

OLp Prices CONISG The era Of reason
able prices in New York is still in expect
ancy, but there is a good prospect that, so
far as Western produce Is concerned. there
viii soon be a mitigation Of the present evil.
The enormous price Of meats, the supply Of
which is furnished mainly by the Western
States, has been almost entirely attributed
10 two cause.-the heavy demand ofthe Gov
ernmeIt for army purposes, and the eXces-
awe freight charges. Both Of these are
being removed at the same tine. The Gov
eminent has given orders to stop the
purchase Of meats for the army, as the
supply already on hand is deemed sutii-
Gent. These orders, IN connection with
the diminished transportation Otherwise
REQUIRED by the Government, has pro-
duced a marked effect on the Eastward
freight business. Until recently, the railroad
companies have lad the greatest difficulty
10 supply sufficient rolling stock for the
transportation Of freight from the est, but
AZ the present time the CONDITION IS exactly
the reverse, and freight agents experience
great difficulty in procuring anything TO
transport. The consequence Of this Is, that
the railroad companies are contemplating
material reduction in their freight schedules,
and so soon as this has been effected Western
Droducts Of all kinds, which are now await
ing Shipment, will be forwarded 70 this and
otber eastern cities. The stock Of cattle IN
the West, which drovers arc holding back
for the reason indicated, is represented as
quite large, and when brought into market,
the price OF meats must necessarily come
down. There is hope, therefore, that famine
ratss viii not continue much longer, and
that our people viii soon be emaneipaiedc
from the necessity OF yegetasi1nism.-N. /.