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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

The CONSOLIDATION QUEsTroH-APPoIST-
MENT OF PRoxIEs.-The question of consof-
dation, which has been agitated for so many
days before the Board Of Public Works,
has received its quietus one way or tho
public does not'know which.
The appointees are not committed, as We
to any particular scheme.
The Board appointed on Saturday the fol-
lowing proxies, on the part of the State,
for the Virginia and Tennessee railroad I:
John o. L. Goggin, Gordon @. Kent, and
Wyndham Robertson, and the following
gentlemen as directors Charles H. Lynch,
J. F. Johnson, and Arthur C. Cummings.
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Observation-Disclosures.
MINIATURE Acknowledgement 9.
inn rtses .els Moon rises. ......... sUl
Jun sets..............s.4:l High tide, p. M....l0
PORT OF RICHMOND, OcroBSs Q.
AuRrVRD

EOhI VI nASnAONUp O1iuDbS We ...#.
! '.-.' ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Kifwan, Baltimore. nsr.
'hsSStss ssSoossl ana pMfaaSs aSSr Soos liver lan
'iss Schooner @ sarah 4. j., Todd, Norfolk. shingles.
Schooner J. a. Msr,is. willard Georgetown. D.
ony SnTsa.ss s.ss" CO Ne" 1'i'
ssaSossI ssi; ss,Svs s.Sws u'b Boston, .''
sohooner RSS.r Hssiy. Blocks. Baltimore, .sr.
s.Soossf asor. South Norfolk .rehan.
disc, A. Millspaugh Co. adj y. tRas .Fsf
I sAILHD. .;,....
| Steamer Saratoga, King, New @nYorf, msfvhsn.
dss AND P.ssiisSsss. siSssS..s bSpEa a.r
chsndise and pssse pgenss 81 aAgres Go.iyh ~
Steamer. Petenhurg, Kirwsn, Bsltimore, nss'
chsndise And passengers Dig w cafns' 80
lsP, ps ana sehaonsr ] Rssdins R.iifosd NS! .. MEX
us,ss sSs 70 s.ss ~ say.s :
.sSssns Sssss.Egw @ .fsiss. oiSssst toi
with lumber for city railroad. ,gIvgot
q. ss;ss. q e.
ROCKET kSeHssts, 1is to bes soVerhsulsd, 10.
The light At SHARP . island. Chesspesks bay. Tor.
nsS I ssrss ~ pss So
erected In four aud q hsN festwhtsS, nean ute,
bearing northwest bali wSsf, distant ON. third Sf
. mile from the old light. The new terucesre wa
be Lighted for the nrst time On ~ evening o. oe'o
- :. aaIa ! gHIPEsEcxs-d u;-p3ds .iJs
LIwss. gy.E n October sSJhs s;s"t. ff
.os:s. { s:hs.. ; e y s1S ass E
sci will probs6y .pS stSifr losAo I2iI - q eg1
Captain fjshss 4 fssn che west isdks vish s ssreS
Of spAlo, vent aAhors st Ole CsEnisck lplse. y.
c., On Wednesday morning af O'CLOCK. The vee.
eel apd cargo, II Is shoushIr HoySs eotsils9
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. JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA CANAL.
The Board of Public Works Saturday ap-
pointed the following directors in the
James River and Kanawha Canal comps-
ny: Pcachy h. Grattan, of Richmond !;
James Gait, Of Fluvanna; and William b.
Taliafcrro, of Gloucester. Messrs. Grat-
tan and Taliaferro are appointed in place
of Messrs. Charles Palmer and - Tuck
er, deceased. The directors appointed
were Messrs. James Lyons, Of Richmond. !;
John T. Anderson, Of Botetourt; Francis
B. Deane, of Lynchburg, and Alfred Ley
burne, of Rockbridge.
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MAYORS C0rRr.-John Glasgow, negro,
charged with stealing plank from John
Murphy, white, worth sl.50, was sent on to
the Hastings Court.
. Louis Peasants and Eliza Jackson were
fined five dollars each for having nui-
sance on their premises.
Robert Cooper, respectable-looking
young man living at the st. Charles Hotel,
was charged with assaulting Mollie Harri-
son, a rather pretty girl, in house of ILL
fame kept by Annie Thompson. The girl
stated that the prisoner asked her to 60
to her room, and upon her going, followed
her, and after locking the door, threw her
on the bed and beat her. A severe blow
on the face was one of the results of the
attack. The prisoner was fined twenty
dollars and held to bail in the sum Of 5000
to keep the peace.
Louisa Tardy and Susan Mayo were ar
raigncd for fighting in low den near the
st. Charles Hotel on Friday. One was
nearly white and the other "deadly" +"
black. Both were set back.
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HENRIro County CorRT.-At the meet.
ing of Henrico County Court on Saturday
very little business was transacted.
The court decided not to make publ
cation of the county records Of expenses.
It was ordered that the clerk OF the
court be directed to call upon the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth for copies OF
Mayo's Guide for the use of the court.
1t was further ordered that the sheriff
and constables proceed to collect the pub
lie arms under the law passed October
2Oth, 1865.
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SENT TO THE P':NITESTIARY.-At the
term Of the Halifax County Court last week
two negroes were convicted aud sen.
tenced-one for three years and the other
for four years--to tho penitentiary for rob-
bing cars on the Richmond and Dsnville
railrnad
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To Judge w. W. Cr,r,p, Chairman Of tho
Committee on Health. Z pE

THE CrrY STREET RATLRoAD.-Thc build
ing Of the city street railroad Is progressing
rapidly. The road has boon built from
Twenty second to Twenty y-seyenth streets.
About seventy five hands are employed ON
II, and the cars will be put on as soon as
the track reaches Ninth street. Robert
Temple, Esq, Is the engineer Of the road,
and there Is no doubt, from bis well known
enterprise and activity, that the road VIII
be finished at the earliest period possible.
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RoBBERY.-The house Of Mrs. Morris, on
Main between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth
streets, was enteredon Saturday night ana
robbed of cooking utensils and spoons 70
the amount Of thirty dollars. The burglars
made their entrance through the window OF
the lower floor. -"
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AUCTION SALEs.-Messrs. Harrison, God.
din & Apperson on Saturday sold eight lots
on Valley street at prices ranging from
two dollars to six dollars per front foot !;
also, two lots on Baldwin street at from
three dollars to four dollars per front foot.
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Row AMONG CIRCUS MEN.-The "insides"
of the circus were turned out at the
Mayors court yesterday, when the case Of
James Scott, a"desperate character" ac-
cordipg to the accounts Of some Of the
witnesses, charged with assaulting and
blacking the eye Of j. F. Bicount, who had
been left in charge Of the tent while the
proprietor was absent. The complaint was,
that the prosecutor, who was In charge Of
the scanyasn while the proprietor was
away, was good deal annoyed by man
who was engaged in. the circus, bringing
prostitutes IN the tent. While remonstra-
ting with this man, the prisoner Scott, who
also belonged to the circus, came in and
Knocked the witness down, blacking his
eye and otherwise injuring him.
Some Other. witnesses testified to the fact
that the prisoner had knocked the witness
over. The witness said that the only thing
that he had said to the first circus man
was" nix colli," which means "dont do
tllat,n in the professional circus language.
The circus gentleman addressed "couldn't
see it, and proceeded to "go for him. y
when Mr.. Scott rushed in and settled the
matter by knocking the temporary mana
ger down. ..oo
:. Mr.. Scott was made to give 1900 bail to
keep tho peace. za. ass ata"
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TEE LECTURE SEASON win be opened
during the present month by che young
Mems Christian Association with . lecs
ture from The Hon. w. B. Rssd. Rev.
John A. Broadus, D. D.; Mesrk Yallsndig.
ham, 'Hoicombc, Professor Preston. and
others have been Engaged, end rich, In
teilectual feast is in store fov 0ur people
during the fall and winter. Tho members
of the Association should ct once pay thei!
fass and secure FREQ tickets to the fail
course Of lectures.
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THE REBUILDING OF HENRICo COUNTY
CoURTHoUsE.-The committee Of justices
who were empowered to receive bids for
the rebuilding of the courthouse OF Hen
rico county met Saturday to receive them.
William ii. Yeatman's bid for S4,7S0 was
accepted. Justice Nettles was appointed
Superintendent of the work, and George
d. Peasants and James L. Marsh the ad-
visory committee. The new building Is to
be finished by the time that the March
term of the court commences.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Baptist Sunday
School Union takes place tonight At the
First Baptist Church.
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COURT oRDERae

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Clerk. once q shsc!ss. - cSut ,s q gIsss::
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SoSs OF TEMpERAScs.-At . regular
meeting Of Sidney division, No. 65. Sons
of Temperance, held at their hall on Satur-
day night, the following officers were
elected for the present quarter: W. +.
Purcell, w. p. ;B. A. Jacob, W. A.; John
N. Gletih. r. s. Z. T. Walthall, A. Rs.
d. Shaver, Jr., F. s.; T. J. Turner, T.; G.
a. Gibson, O.; II. Holland, 4. c.; W.T..
Holloway, 1. S.; W. II. Carter, O. s.; Q.
Jacob; chaplain; Joseph c. Jacob, L. d.
&. W.P. -
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rrR,ca - ApYxIy71me1.
4 RHoxf OF rHE Boiap o, matt
The following is the Boafd Of Hsaltn 70.
port lbF Saturday and yesterday: i ~
OvyICs OF BoAEDoS HsALSH,1
RlCE6oSp, Octebsr u l6es. ~
a O'clock p. II.
aATURDAY.V

q ...e -.
One case on Main between Twspty.ar:e
and Twenty-second strectsJl Jlcolofed ms!e);
result doubtful. - z s''t' '''+.. -
'1 One on twentieth bstSssh Broad and
Grace (colored male);prutshy s.fe!.
One on corner Of Jsek9Qpr and SECOND
streets; result doubtful. i t.lss.,ss
One on Seventeenth street between
franklin and Grace (whits tnAie); eonvs-
le,ceut., 1T 9t0iI sd5 20 ztefaynS !sas
Ono on Eighteenth bstweys hansnd
Cary streets (white female)l hvorable:s,
One on Eoushee street between I'm
and Cary (colored Ihalel.
y One in an alley Between Ross and Dfoeq
streets (colored male); fatal. ~ 73..ti'
One .on Grace street between Second
and Third (colored fcmale); conyAlescens.
One on Clay and Fifth streets (white
child) fatal. !. -
One on Fourth street between Byrd and
Canal streets lcolored female) ). favorable.
One on Twenty third between franklin
and Main streets (colored male) probably
fatal.
, One on Twenty. fourth street between
Main and Cary (colored male); unfavofa'
Bile. t. H. i !ss'a e'g,tteaf
Respectfully, ,es OIL. = i
\ W. II. TAYLOR, Il. d.,
af Members Of Board Of Health.
To judge W. W. Cr,nnp, Chairman Of tho
Committee on Health. z gr ~
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HoLLrwDop NsxoaIAL Ase0mAIIox.--
The officers and managers ef the holy
wood Memorial Association viii mset ~
thS lecturS-room Of Centenary Church O.
this Monday Afternoon q 3 o'clpek. H.
Association most Hatefully eoknovledfe =
ysry liberal deasf3o fton Nm o Dpk
lock, q WatesieA uves1oel -
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ROBBERY OF A PRIEsT.-The house Of
Rev. Father Blenner, of the Catholic
Church, was entered on Saturday night by
burglars aud robbed of sn Oyercoat and
hat. The oyercoat contained the marriage
license of couple who were married on
Saturday by the reverend gentleman. Az
the thief cannot make much use Of the
license, perhaps he may return it,. The
residence Of Father Blenner is situated at
the corner Of Baker and Fourth streets.
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DEAD! READ!!
and receive wholesome advice where to buy your
CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS, AND BOYS,
,s iH1.. ana Ssss y

md receive wholesome advice where to buy your
CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS, AND BOYS,
,s'"5 and Sc
GEHTLENEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
cheaper than any other house in the city.
The only thing necessary 70 convince you will be
to call at
!. GRRENT TREES,
sil BROAD STREET (oLD No. M,
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND Ninth STREETS,
where he Is selling goods at the following prices
PANTS.
Good Cssinet Pants at sI.7s,
Extra Casinet Pants from ~ to 80, ~
Good Cashmere Pants at 1926 10 s.,
Prime Cashmere Pants from ~ to %,
Good Black Pants ut *3.75,
Fine Black Pants at $475,
Fine Black Doeskin Pants at *5. to $40.
VESTS.
Casinet Vests at %,
Cashmere Vests from o. so TO ~, 'H'I
Black Cloth Vests atSs,
Black Silk Vests at $3.50,
Fancy Silk Vests al s3.7S, a.s
BLACK COltOn- -Velvet eSs al o.,
Fancy Silk-relvet Vests from ss. to- -.
COATS.
Casinet Coats at $3.50,
Black Cssnet Goats at $3.50,
Black Cashmere Coats at 81, r.F
Fine Black Cloth Sacks from $3to9l5,
Cashmere Coats from 80 to -,
Fine Cashmere Goats from IS to SIS,
Black Frock Coats at ss and 50,
Fine Black Cloth Coats from Sl2 to e?s.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
A full assortment, and at all prices.
CASHMERE SUITS.
All-wool Suits at Sl3,
Cssinet Suits dark color atsn,
All.wool Cashmere Suits at SIS,
silk.mixed Cashmere Suits at sla, ...
Fine Silk mixed Cashmere Suits from Sl9 to S2s,
Light Cashmere (Harrison) at $40,
Brown Cashmere Suits at $40,
Fine French Cashmere Suits from 722 to $35,
Black Suits at all prices.
SHIRTS.
Undershirts at 90 cents,
Gray Undershirts at 81,
White Undershrts at from 81 to 81
Fine AL l.wool Undsrshirts at 1925 10 80,
Red Flannel Shirts at Sl.7s,
Red Flannel Drawers at Sl.75,
White Shirts atsl,
White Shirts from IL rs to $3.50,
Pine Shirts at from 81. so to $3.50,
Jeans Drawers at 10 cents,
Fine Jeans Drawers at from 81 to sl.I,
Calico Shirts at Sl.25,
Rufted bosom Shirts al 81. .25,
Cashmere Shirts, full stock, from 81 to 80.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
White Handkerchicfs at 20 cents,
Linen Handkerchiefs at 30 cents,
Fine Linen Handkerchiefs at 30 cents,
Silk Handkerchiefs from 81 to sl.75.
COLLARS.
Goldsmith's Glazed at :5 cents,
A. F. Gray's at 80 cents,
Genuine Gray's at 35 cents,
Gray's Standing Collars at 35 cents,
Linen Collars from 10 to % cents.
sCAKFS AND NECK-TIEs.
A full supply, at all prices.
sUsPENDERs.
suspenders for 25 CENTS 10 81 pair,
Fine White Suspenders at Is cents.
Wool Hats al rs cents,
Fur Hats from $3.50 10 So
have also all the late FASHIONABLE HATS at
III prices.
full stock Of UMBRELLAS aid VALISES, and
1 PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Don't forget
he store of l. GREENTREE.
sIl Broad street fold No. ll7l,
oc 2-lm between Eighth and Ninth.
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CLOTHING.

AND DRAWERS,
" FOR WINTER WEAR.-Coid weather is at
with the weather, to avoid sick ness Call and ex-
anime onr fall assortment OF UNDERSHlRTS and
DRAWERS, sssh,ssIIng all gnsl,.iss and siass, a.
oco liz Main street.
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THE
ELEGANT LACES AND
EMBROIDERIES
now presented are the most
chastc and desirable goods
ever seen In this market, and
they are selling at low prices
]. sTEENBOCK 4 co.'s,
Nos. 1918 and l?i5 Main street.
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wrIIaMp GIBSON HENRY c. WATKINS,
Iate Harris l. Gibson. late winfree & Watkins.
GIBSON d WATKINS,
" PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICE AT SHOCK0E WAREHOUSE.
The undersigned beg to renew TO their Ola
friends and to tn planters and farmers Of Virginia
and North Carolina generally the offer OF their
services as n,,u.yr.
Their intimate acquaintanee with the tobacco
trade qualify them peculiarly as agents for the
sale of this article.
will be two and half per cent. on all sales OF to-
bscco, -four, and grain -, .mu,ys
+, se 26-lm I VI GlBsON WATKINS.
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IN
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Il very heavy assortment Is
lust now being opened at
J. sTEENBOCK & CO.'S.
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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ID BOILING PICKETT desires to
IL. inform his city and country friends that he
Is now engaged in the CLOTHING BUSi NESS, at III
Main street, where can always be fonnd one OF the
largest and best selected STOCKS OF GOODS ever
MEMS, BOYS, and CHILDREN'S READY MADE
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, WHITE
SHIRTS, and such other articles as are usually
found in first class house.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH & CO.,
seol-ts liz Main street.
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~ B. SPENCE, AGENT,
IL. MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
OLD STAND, -. r..
No. 1900 Main street, corner OF Thirteenth,
RIcHaOSp, VA. -
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and EESTlEGS
always on hand, and made to order IN the oest
style.
Has also on hand stock of
READY ABE CLOT III u
| of his own manufacture.
.r GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
in endless variety.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NoTlCE
A call solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
fse It's
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DRY GOODS.

THOSE
BATH AND WHITNEY
BLANKETS
are juss In season, and there
10 . very full assortment OF
sIses and qualities at
J. sTEENBoCK & CO.'S,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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nAVID b. CLARK, MERCHAN,-
DDIsE BROKER, 1917 Cary street. between
Thirteenth and Virginia streets, offers his ssryiSss
for the sale and purchase OF all classes oi Msh.
and communications will be promptly attended 70.
Refers to the merchants generally OF this city.
Also represents the commission houses OF Messrs
]. A, EHsLow & CO., Charleston, o. G., and Messrs
TRAxKLIH 4 BLAcKwooD, Mobile, Ala. Sc lin
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OOK! LOOK!! LOOKi!!-1ntend-
t.5sinle lccalion on the ist Of November, We will
,9Hn lhis day offer our entire stock Of CHINA,
Lrnr = = -
Merchants, families, and othors wishing TO pnr.
SSt.ie =, bargains ip CHINA, GLASS and EAkTHEk-
y q. sgELSON, 4ESAt, !
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Bossis.s
oC 2--ts y - ta..4 n.
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:, Mr.. Scott was made to give $500 bail to
keep tho peace. aas 80"
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cheaper than any other house in the city.
The only thing necessary 20 convince you will be
to call at
, 1866-05-24


,sse Ace. a. tne ol"nioS w. spring VI. se
Huea1 eso oe ano n Inc close te4 paeS 1ase. NO.
xsprfnc vas dull ana FlthoHf any decided ehanse.
The demand ior Northseste1n receipts vas light
and the market Has Il Io*cs. The eales foot up
1s5,f6o bu ai Sl-as for No. In tho Eo'thvrsteru:
$lcsGi.E6 Tor No regular aud $11i1f43l-1l for
No. : Sprpg. IN houses other than the Northwest
ern. The market closed quiet at Si6aH4f.65 for
No. ree nlar-n decline Of 1G1hc On the closing
ptlce Of yesterday. .-.
At the of~ninR the Corn market was tame and lc
lower. but airet the receipt ol the New Fork des-
tatcbes IN acl,Se demand tp1aus no aud the
malket recovered ,he depreeIat,op. though at she.
cloec It wns less DIM, owing to tho advance in
fnushta. Some 300, 600 bu chsnged hands At ss.sn
sc Tor No. /: 51.sG for No. g; 5gR51e fox Re-
lested. aud 559sec for TeI7o. in store; 54sic for
High At1ed 549 bsxe for No. I and 6sR53c for
Yel1ow aaos.- closing at 5s9@ac for No. In
-. 9be~. ,. ,.r,n. ,,r t. ..a ....s .,x o..~
1nso IVES ia''tng on ~ tha Demand tor o1tr,
chanqe m vatues- Tht sales foot up g. 600 ba At
S2hG3ac far No. i and 3oL.n3oYc far No. =
Thsre e.as a. NJ tnerasssS asa,snd ~ ~ sas H.,
market sdsrnctd aa53c on No. and 54Gc en- No.
2, with eales Of 2t $40 bn At s'5c for No. and
tia &C for No-a in store.
There mas more inquiry 70. Barley md the mar.
KIT for desirable lots WIS firm with sales Of good
Western 1t GOes7se on track. The stock oi Cauada
b1rley ik very much reduced. consisting mostly Of
email parcets In second bands. There buyers Of
primo At S1.eo, sellers asking f1.s5.
Lake Ftelghts advanced aD2hc, with engage
ntnts at 1201sHc for Germ Md s5sc for Oats 10
, 1866-05-24

1.25G
This las beeu 6e1Rhtful markttday. Tho receipts
wese liberal. md the ards hare been jarly aye with
bu5ers and eeeIs. Te: notxthsttndiu: the.e lavor.
Ing ef cumitancte, trade ha. drsssed eaFr through
out. The views ofboyes nd sserz were II VARIANCE
the former IN view Of the Fcry unfaypfabe conctoo
of the Extern markets, aoo tho large number of
Bcercs tot talc here c.aDoscd for heAyy renrcuoa
In prices, 10 which holders. to II o'clock fsly sc
fused 10 acccde- In consequence OF this difference
trade In tie FORENOON WIS almost At \ stsndstiIl.
Later in the day, hoKctcF, a counrpml.e was
PATCHED up. sellers BuhralttinE ! reduction OF 1,s
&c, AttE whsc, fAlr business transacted Tac1c
was bur little Lie exhibited either SIDE and The
market closcs dull 1t tie aboyo decline.
ManJ 9th hest lot1 held over for to-uaoFroHs
ma1kcL Among tho dsoyes worthy Of especial neu-
uon were Ia had disers, fed BY Charles Co.tss Of
Quincy. ned consigned to 1oonis + BIxby. They
wese held 1t head a.lo 81 head stse Steers
consigned to the samc parties. for which Is Is was
tdtred apt refused. They really choice lot and
held II aR.so 1eso head changed hands to-day at
&s-A2e-A for stock Cattle. aud medium butchers
Etock; t65oa 15e for fair good shipping Cattle ind
$Sco ftF prime Steers, AresztnE 129s D., The he4&
sale Of the day was II head prime steers Averaging
l29+ rs 1t $50 1heEefs lafge number In tue ys1d4
unscld.---
Tht following are tho entered sales:
CATTLE EALES TO-DAY,
stss1 IA s s,I:s ~ +
sziaE III -, =, TO uasman 10 head do. az
SUCK. s,eragsi Ie:s ns. 1t sa:so; 10 i. " 1sosy
hFs .osa hssks1 Il hesd 1edian sieezs. averaging
Mn1rs soid Freeman 1s head fair cowl, averaging
SoGe Eold Wa,1a1 Reinemsu 70 bad good Steers.
saYa 5 +;
LIS r.. att; to Austrian L head, a1era.tas9 9ss
S;icfen / Adam. sold Ezr.h,ne 10 head stock cs,lc
coAEsI toid Me,sal 70 le.d median Steers. ayeEas-
p hE nj d : HuT7}q md