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DEPOT OF PARIs KID GLOVES.

Full supply Of
CoURvOIsIERs and
ALEXANDREy
Celebrated KID GLOVES, in ell sizes and color,
SLadies' GLOVES 81 per pair.
SGentlemens GLOVES So 23 per pair.
JOS. J. MAY CO,
sc l3-ctif No. 30s Psnnrylvanis avenue.
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.-A SURE CrRy for
~ -thsse disfressing complsints IA now male
flTsLnnoTn IN Treatise on Foreign and ss-
FITS-O PHELPS BROWN The p-e.rrirfiau
-was discovered by him in such proyiSsu-
FlTs-tlal manner that be cannot copscientiossly
,,r.-reiuse to make II known, as II ha. cured
FITs-eyeryb body who has used IL, never having
-failed In single case IL is eou.lly sure
FlTs-in cases of Ftts ss of u spepsis and the in
-gredients may be obts, ned from snydrugrst.
flfs-SEsT FREE 20 all on receipt Of i've cent? to
FITs-Address Or. o PHELPS BROWN. No ~
-Grand street. Jersey Oity. -. sells q
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FUNEIAL.-Yesterday afternoon, the funeral
OF the late George Sherwood. of Baltimore
took place In the Sixth Ward, and was at.
tended by large concourse Of friends and re-
lauves. Washington Naval Lodge. No. 4, of
Masons. Harmony Lodge, No. 9, l. q. O. F.
Mount Vernon Tent, of the Knights of Pythias
and the Associated Shipwrights, headed by
the Marine bans. followed the corpse TO the
Congressional Cemetery
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GOAL
COAL n

COAL OoALn ooALn
Best RED ASH SO.
Best WHITE ASH, S576
Delivered In any part Of the CITY, Warranted
2240 pounds to the ten
orders left at Samuel Baconis. Grocer cor 7th
tentlon. S,AP''
Constantly on hand q large supply of WOOD .f
the best quality cheap as the cbeap pest
once and YARD +, bet. 9th and 18th SITS, Island.
% IA OF THOS. II. HALEY.
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LOST AND FOUND.

G. REwARD-strayed away, about the 18th of
pI nusu.t red and white DOW, blind inI,ft
az, hs sI9se reward Will be PAID If returned to
W ~ last white horned cow; yellow spots
@ be eS Se IN The sb0ys sFd
25d street between and sits. seA ST.
EOUED-A sum of MONEY, which the owner
esn have by Gr1ylng Il and paving for tni al
street opposite the Columbian Armory, Island.
I Os1-On tue evening of the 18th instant. on the
po6KET fsa
trimmed with broad lace. The nder will please
f be- ab y to 40 street near 18TH who viii
I OsT-9n sunaay morning La, tyr eoIored
the drugstore, corner Pa ave and tn st .eis St
STKAYED Oh sToLEN-On the 18th inst.
- large red mitch cow; small horns. sawed oil
s.u or her Gs syn tor 81
tween Q and SITS. WIN. BGDD. Sc 49, t'
TAKEN UPON my farm, on the TIN inst ;, six
HOG n ss in IN az. a1 on The in one black
~ Sssss :sif s:.'
IN TIE nth INSTANT. GAME TO TaE
We small Brown HORSE. with . white Siad
snS sHe hm The owner will pay
% 1890 Gown sn II. siA l ss9
streets. se NJ ats
- the Park. . GOLD FINGER RING With large
Caiiiorn1a Quartz for set. lad engraved on the
Be aid left ct srd
Pa. avenue, near 18th street. Sc 1885,
$2O REwABp-Lost, 90 the 18th inst, some.
eo% ai1n
ing SiooMSso OF 4 IN $40 bills and the remainder
s si0 Be- Sad ys i
the r. turn Of the pocket book and contents or $40
Of With nth Es5s ks4 paw ws:hssos
county, d. Q. Sc 1873
0sTT9n the 10Th; asPECIFICATION FOR
viii bs sMaIeed BY e.vns m o. h,s The dder
Vermont av., bet. L and N SIS. ~ II 81
STRAYED AWAY-A dark brIndle fresh milk
her tail. II retuTn.d or Information given OF her
s,ssIt. Sn e RYIik5 EHEL
- on the 10th Instant. small red COW, with
crooked horns and long tail, The owner will
Navy Yard. seia,ss.
EOuED-On Pennsylvania avenue. near AZ at.
ST. y PsIsas pS %xkT
J JEwnLRY STORE No. AS Penn'ylvsnis ave
hooi heer ga st an H-e0lm
BOARDING.
FOB RnNT.Sewral we'll Furnished ROOMS,
4 with BOA I'D: Apply 1T No. 439, on 18th be-
tween y and II sts., west side. So l2-6t.
ROoMS WITH BOARD-Neatly furnished and
very pleasant ROOMS. with BOARD, in q
du, ed rates. Atls3 st., bet Sd and 4ih. az St:
ELEGANT NEW BOARDING. HOUSE, JUST
~ opened, at No. 297 l street. bet ween 18th and
10th streets and one Of the pleasant and con.
venlent locations to the vsriOu. Departments in
I he city. where beautiful ROOMS and first class
TABLE BOARD can be obtained. Trsnsiest and
Taoie bonrdeTs accommodated, and families sun.
Piled with m sails at their residences, with every
thing That the market affords. For particuisrs
apply 40 above, Sc e-Ims
II CONS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHeD
H With or without BOARD. corner AZ and pa
avenue, formerly the Arlington House. au q Inn
BOARD st No. asa iOth street, . few
nonth. AZ n z
Personal
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DEPARTMENT, Aucrs

A Board Of Naval Officers, of which Com,odore
Z. +; Lee is President, will meet at Hartford Con
bect1cut, on the 5th OF September next for III ex
ain1nanon OF Volunteer Officers who have served
net less than two years In the Navy for adm ssion
INTO the Regular Service, in accordance with the
provisions OF the Act - define and regulate the
appointment OF officers in the Navy and for other
urposes," approved July %, 1856.
All persons who are entitled to OK ami alton
And no wish to avail themselves OF IT'S privieges
VIII at once notify the President Of the Board nv
letter addressed to Hartford Conn, giving their
own pest Office address. In due time they will re-
ceiye from him: In reply. o notification when TO
present themselves fer examination Those VINO
1ai 20 report at the time specified for them to do
80 will forfeit AL claim to precedence for EXAM.
ipation GIDEON WEIIrS
5-l2t Sacratarr &c -
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KALLGI RALEY Z!
FIRST WARD ANDY JOHNSON MEETING
TO NIGHT
AT TOT It's III ALL

Corner Penn'a ave. and 10Th sts at TX o'clock
The friends of the President and his policy Are
requested to meet at the alb, We Hall To NIGHT
20 mature some plan through which they may Of
fndependen Mt stand he has taken in support of the
Constltution and the Unien and to tender him. in
connection with other ward ascot 0ns A HEARTY
welcome escort to the Executive Mansion
CITIZENS OF FlkST WARD
%PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING AT
W. Unien League Hall. 4S1 9Th street bet ID
ana Z. SATURDAY. 18th inst, at D. m Able
spt akers and music. All are invited De Ia 2tr
M SPECIAL NETTING OF THE JOHN
at their Hall. No. 4s1 Ninth street, on FRIDAY
nNENlNG next, the l4th instant, at III O'Clock.
me pupcfual attendance OF every member IL ear.
nesty requested. JOHN MORRIS
sel3-2t Sarretar,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-26
Rents and Real Estate in New York.
A Decline in Prices---HOuses for All.

From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
But few weeks ago landlords and
agents assured the HOUSEKEEPING pub
lie that there were not enough tene-
ments in this great city to. accommo-
date its population, and that conse-
.quently rents must go up and continue
to go up. By dint of such reports.
many tenants were frightened into
paying exorbitant rents, while others
decided to take the matter coolly and
wait the turn of affairs That the lat
ter were right is evident from the fact
that landlords have. in numerous in
stances, receded from their first de-
mands, and are content to take very
much less than they asked on the LIST
of February.
In many of our principal streets the
old familiar placard 70 Rent" an
pears once more, while the columns IF
our newspapers contain numerous no.
tees of houses to let in all parts of the
city and suburbs. One daily news
paper contains list of 400 houses in
this city and Brooklyn, ranging from
$4,000 to $500 per annum, and the
number is daily increasing.
Several instances might be cited
where landlords have receded from
their first demands. One sahouse
hunter, who was just on the point of
paying $1,000 per annum for fur
nished house, withdrew his applica-
ton and obtained house precisely
similar for 81 200. Meanwhile the
$1,000 house was let for 81, 500. That
rents must decline still further before
the 1st of May is well known to the
landlords and their agents, who in the
meantime bolster up their courage by
spreading the most extravaganza re-
ports Of the scarcity of dwellings.
of stores and Offices there is GER
tainly no lack. Some of the most de-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-26

sirable locations in Broadway are pla-
carded "To Let"
On one block in Pearl street, no
tees of stores and parts of stores to
let appear on every building, with one
or two exceptions. A large building
near the Stevens House, in Broadway,
is being turned into offices, the owner,
probably, being unable to relet it as
store. There is, in fact, every indica-
ton that more stores will be empty on
the 1st of May than there are occu-
pants for. In some of the principal
business streets of Brooklyn already
several stores are vacant, the occn-
pants being driven out by the high
rents. That rents have been put out
of all proportion is evident from the
fact that the price of real estate, high
it is, bears no ratio to the rent. Adj
vertisements may be seen in the daily
papers of houses for sale at $5,000and
sc, 900, which rent for 500 and $500,
or about 10 per cent. ON the value.
It was generally supposed that a
very great demand for out of town
houses would have sprungup as spring
advanced, but this does not appear to
be the case. Advertisements of
houses in Jersey, on Long Island and
Staten Islands, and on the Connecti-
cut shore at very moderate rentals
may be found in the papers. The fact
appears to be that thousands of fami-
lies, determined MOTTO submit to the
extortions of the landlords, have de-
termined to give up their houses and
go to boarding after the first of May,
while those who occupy houses are
quite anxious to let portion of them
In order to reduce the rental. Adver-
,tisements of parts of houses and
rooms, single and in suits, were never
more plentiful than now. In the
meantime, a rumor is current, almost
too good to be true, that our principal
hotel and boarding house keepers are
about to reduce their scale of prices,
This would tend still further to lessen
the demand for houses by inducing
| families to board. k(fl IS 81. Fl.
Within the past two weeks real es-
tate, in conjunction with many other
things, has taken downward turn
Two choice lots in Broadway, for
which $500, 600 had been refused, were
sold at auction for 100000 Prop
erty has lately been sold in respecta-
BILE neighborhoods in Brooklyn for
about the same price that it brought
before the war. ~ u
Building has recommended to- a
limited extent, and number of new
houses will be ready for occupation
on the first of May Moving day has
been anticipated by many families,
and the demand for house room has
in great measure ceased.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-26

~ Z i4sj 5nf'AH0e nsrlg
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23
See Report 1864.
REPORr oF NEE GENERAL AGENT.

REPORT OF THE GENERAL AGENT.
Rrv. THos. W. Ifrrs, Chairman Ecccut!re Coalrittcc
DEAs IN Presenting the accompanying state Dent
as my tna report you will allow me to indulge in few
general observations touching the principles and motives
controlling che distribution Of funds committed TO nv care
as General Agent
To inform you that this Aency has ever been attended
with great and perpexing difficulties and respons bites
would be merely to state facts with which YOU and ZEN
tenen Of the Committee are already quito familiar Ac-
ual experience however is in small degree essential
70 lu appTecating Of these difficulties, and possibly
the exercise OF that charitable Judgment to which the in
Observation-Disclosures Of the general and subordinate agen
cies, eNGauy entitled To deal with business men,
and upon established principles, with conceded rights
Of parties TO act il the premises plain and easy
Wi these principles al acquainted, and to them
all yield cheerful obedience Not So however in mat
pertaining professedly benevolent institution
where me unds claimed Ia nc seuse common
property; and The right Judge. dictate and in the
premises equal common and universal Their inter
ST. passion jealousy nd prejudice, often suggest the
only rles by which applicants willing be control
ed and by which alone the motives chars ter and quail
icatons of disbursng agents and clerks, often udg
ed by those quanted with the peculiar and
principles Of the institution and laws under which dis
bursements made To say that have been
United by those having CONTROL simply saying that they
are not lnfalib ehe contrary would imply degree of
perfection in judgment neither claimed conceded in
Practical life The following comprise the general rules
ed in their disbursements:
ISL All applicants be treated kindly and respectful
E-heeo ess Ofense to be given in no case
20 AN eases of desttutlon and poverty to be supplied
gratuitously. ~
gu soldiers wives and poor widow women, who are
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23

b"xrs of oitna, che II which Was sent to L'"k
Ut Maintain tia tor distribution to needy people
DR.. T.. L. jackson.
READY-MADE CLOTHING RECEIVED By GENERAL
AGENT SINCE JAN. |, 1866.
From American Union Commission, Is barrels
F 'om Dunkirk, n z b'x.
From BInr hampton n. Y box.
Frem Sausertes, N. Y. Rev. R. G. Williams
narrel.
From Refugee Commission Cincinnati, Ohio
hcxe-.
From New England Refugee Aid Society, Is bal
rels
From Unknown, Il barrels.
From unknown, 1rx-s
From Say Harb Dor, n. Y, Rev. w. Mowbray,)
package Flannel
LIST OF sUB-AGENTs APPOINTED IN 1855.
Buley KEEL, Balls Gap.
joseph Ecklrs, Ras,pIlville.
r. W. CLEARWATER, Hawkins county.
Rev. }. D,,bsnu, q e-ne county.
s. A, DIw"rlh, Washing ton county.
Upton & Smith, Carter county.
Smith & III WIZ, J"hns"n county
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23
COMPARISON OF RECEIPTS AND ISSUES.

Morn A-The actual receipts O. Flour, from the LIST
of January, sbnut 500 barrels though the books
10 show this numbers few arrivals in the absence
the General Agent having been omitted be entered
One load of eighty barrels shipped Nashville on
April 22d never came hand. Pour barrels failed to
reach Nashville. few lots were damaged and the
losses could not be estimated
NoTE B.-The Candles consumed in the house, and for
the of the Association included in the above
issues
MORE C.-Much of the Cheese spoiled and was not
issued.
NoTE D.--Tho Oats were in part charged under the
superstition that there we're but bushels each sack
when each sack contained nearly three and half bush
els that 1870 bushels stated issued which the
estimated ISSUE and than the charges the books
will show
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23
EAST Tenn. LAND AGENCY.
COCKRILL & SEYMOUR,
Real Estate Brokers.
KNOXVILLE, TEN

TTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE
l and Exchange Of Real Estate Have
instantly OF hand for sale, valuable FARM
&c, MINING, TIMBER and GRAZING Lands
{ al! counties IN East Tennessee
We also have for sale Mills, Water Pow.
and Sit, s tor Manufactures, Town and
.ty Property.
Persons wishing US to negotiate FOR the
lie Of shelr Lands OF Property, should
pplt pr m,,t,y by letter or in person.
l.ands III r.a>. tennessee exchanged for
,orthern and Western Lands.
Ilt.es examined and all business conneu.
cd with the transfer of Real Estate, prompt
Y attended to.
Full particulars and descriptions Of any
Lands in East Tennessee gratuitously given.
Office over Exchange and Deposit Bank,
0rner Of Main and Gay Streets, Knoxville,
tennessee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23

THE kept SHOW the dccien
cash. less than the shown by ecoount Of
sales, made up the close of each day.
Besides the S9J q stated to be on hand in cash. ero
balance in the Treasurers hands, in deposit wit Gilmore
Dunlap Co.. Cincinnati of 81 975 Is, which has OF
the Agents hands and therefore shown account
IN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23

~ \ CHANGE TO OBJ TAIN ANY Of THE
r.. .sON T. Ats sICLEN for ONE DOLLAR ~
u sCHASENG a SEALED ENVELOPE Fob
j Cent.
~ Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for ST. Eleven for
. Thirty tor S. 5lxtN-age for 80 One Hundred for s15
uENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
patrons desired United 5tstes money When
IS cHnVrnIGu'. Ling IL tiers unneCesssTy.
OF SEALED ENVEL PES must IN every case be &C.
pancd b. the tAsB, Win person sending,
ID Town. COun aud State plainly written Letters
tddressed to the Managers IS follows:
GOODWIN, HUNT q CO.,
Box sos Fost Office, New York
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

MARRY. ABERNATHY d Co.,
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS
Il
Bscs, Gcy s., s5o door, South Of TIE Lamar Eouss
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Purchase AID Ss Real Estate Collect Rents Psrrss
adj give prompt attention TO psrscting negotiations.
aurltf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23
REOAP TTULATION.

Tubular statement Of eoeh Ein2 Of supplies and on
o0Eat account issued frosl January LIST to august
3ISt, Inclusive.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23
OCEAN STEAMERS.

3ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
NY'S THROUGH LINE TO GALL
FORNIA.
Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United States Mail.
Through IL t.0snty t1o days.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23

Statement Sdol0g the total anot Of cash Tecsiued
and os 10hat Gco0,.nt expended, from January lst
to December 3lst, 1865.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23
ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AMI

hNb VI 1db a6OVb LARCIE AND
~ splendid Steamships will leave Pier No f. North River
Of Canal street, Al Il o'clock noon the Ist th
md 2lst Of every month"; Except when those dates fall on
sunday and then on the preceding Saturday. for ASPIN
WALL, eounscting via Panama Railway with one Of ths
ompaEys Steamships from Panama for SAN FRANCISCO
51UchiHg a. ACAPULCO.
Departures Of the t and Dist connect =! Panama viii.
STEAMERS Tor CTH PACIFIC aud CENTRAL AMERICAN
FORTS. Those OF LIST touch a AANZASILLO.
discount Of ONE QUARTER from rates allowed
10 second cabin and steeage passengers WITH families
n allowance OF ONE QUARfER through % clergy
men ana their anie snd school teachers soldiers having
10noEab!e discharges, HALF FARE.
URe Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult Baxzazs
masters accompany baggage through LADIES'
Children without male protectors Baggage received the
doch the day before sailing, steamboats, railroads and
Passengers who prefer TO send down early.
An experienced Surgeon board Medicine and attendance
free.
For paSage Tickets further Information Apply az the
COmpaHy's ticket office the Wharf, FOOT OF CANAL
STREET NORTH RIyEg NEW YORK.
aprlISm r. W. 9. BELLOWS, Agent
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23

Statement Of supplies, .ch the COST Of al the p,-
chascs, per original i1.roices and ,0hich PR
;hases included all supplies received at K7sorrAe,
and Issued from, JAM lst to dag. 1st, 1865.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23
r . Ut rs
CEL-BEATEB
Horse ali Cattle Powders.

IS In7a.uaOie. Il H.
cTsasss the qusI Iity and IL
proves tie quality OF II
milk. II has been proven b.
actual ezperinieur 10 increas
The quantity Of milk al
cream LweHt! per c-nt.aI
makes ghe butttr 1Tm al.
sResr. In faIIeniBg catIi,
l. gives III n al appetite
lJUsrHs t cir hide, and max
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23
To be Sold for One Dollar Each,

FitboG regard 10 Dig- GgG 20; 30 % ESiG for anil IS
'B0l5 g0g gLH recsiUS.
e.tut nuSsgvu., Pianos EoItb
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23
THE KNOXVILLE WING.
Knoxville, Tenn, May %, 1866.
East tennessee Relief Association.

Second Report to the East Tennessee Relief
association at KnoGUdlc By Thomas W.
HNmes, Chairman Of the Committee, and
The Report Of the General 4gem, rith
Tabular Statements, dc.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23

10 all diseases O. 5 giuc, 5.
Liver, &c, this article acts
SO spec e. B, paItIug
nom onr-h1lf . psg.r e., =
ptper Ia u brri=i of s.i,.
above Diseases VII ~
raIilratrd or tutinIy pre-
d. uted. II given ito ,!r.r, %
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23

Can be found at the residence OF GOV. allow her
not professionally absent. 0.ro b. Llt AZ Chsmber
lain Drug Store. feb I3rf.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23

10 all diseases 5r,ur.,. ~ ooat, Ulcers in the Lang
, 1866-02-16

amounting to only a,sss. TIE market fos Dressed
Hogr tuled hat and heavy, With fales at ffooa and
$10.sa, e!o=tu& dun 1t these quoiattons.
The Provision market ruled heavy aod dull. Ineic
Taa RATHER more inquiry for Ness Pork, aaa INC
market VA easter. With eAles Of 800 hb!s At $*s
s5Q fA6m, Cumberland M1ddla were sold Il aoe
boxed. bat round lot OF 100 600 d. ehanEed nanas
1t ls3fc loose Bulk Meats were neglected. o"te4
P1ckled Haus were dun and neglected. lAfa "as
quiet, with light salea Of Steam md Kettle 1ea' al
lGi,ke.
Hignxines were neglected and norn.nsl Al 81
gallon. No sales reported. ..
Tbs Fluur market vas dull and heavy, md IN tae
absece of any TRANSACTIONS quotstlon' arc eaifes
nosnfual
There wss mo1e active fpecrlat,ve demand fof
No. Epgtng Wheat, and tho market adE1nreo = %
1e pei bu. no. . Spring WAS In h1t reQue-t AUG
shada hr1uer. The Gales aggregate lU,oou Oh ..
St 174ALa0 for No. !, 6oIsoc for No :, aud 6et
nc fur Relec,ed-c1oelnr with buyers ol No
spring at 3l.18K, md eellesB At *1.1s+ =.
There waa Steady demand for Rejected Corn
aud the market was hrEn, with sales At sa@Sa2hhe-
There was nothing doing in other grades.
Oats vere dull ard 4[tho loTes, with n1dng
eales at es@saAc for No. /, and 1sAG5ts14c for NO.
in store.
Rye ras dull md 1s@1c lower, With sales at &C
for No. !, md 4sGo47e Tor No. 2 n stoze
Barlc, was dull with hight sales Of poor at &c
delivered. ....... 49,.
Timothy Seed vas dali apd 1s4asse lower. with
rales ut Sa.00G3.00. Fix aad Clover Seed were
dull and nominal.
Salt was quiet and steady, with sales At s. Is for
The following dispatches were read today on
Change:
- rev Yoax, Feb. IS. ;,
Flour, Wheat and Corn essaes. Oats stea5y and
| nrfpf pnrt- drt At xH3E1. Lafd uUiet at l3c.
, 1866-02-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TutRspAx EVENING, Feb. i, tSsb-
The euow storm 1att night blocked up the rai!'
roads 70 tat the mails have not cone forward, and
hus1nets all over the city h.s been Tey dull to-oay
t, eonseqpencs.
The morey market Is qptet and shade eas1e1'
The dt4papd for currency the banks Is less aetare
and good parcr WIS discounted ii 10 per cent pc
anuum, Street saics ate steady at 1sGal per cent
per nunnm.
1hc MARKET for Ea,tesn Exchange ruled hzm and
ratee are ehade higher. The bankers arebnyinS at
par ard selling Il 1-1o premium. Round lots were
held br bankers at pfeminm Of Soc per thousand; !;
but The demand At that rate vas rery light
The general markets today were very dua, Flour
uas heavy md acp1esred.- There va. an increased
speculative inquiry for Wheat which wis Active
nnd &c per bushe1 higher Com vas steady. oats
se,e auu and :lnclowcr. Ryo declined 1s91t
pcr bushc,.. Barley vas dull End unchanged. fhe
provi4ion market was fat and almost 1teleas.
retsed lozs were dull and dropping.
Cold opened In New Yoff to-dsy at 131 ~, and
cloted At tc7ss The following are the quotations
selerrspned 10 James Boyd Brothers, gold bro: