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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-In another column
will be found an advertisement from Mr. Thomas W.
Upshur announcing himself as Notary Public
Commissioner Of Deeds etc. etc, for this State,
New York, North Carolina and other States. Mr..
Upshur is well known in this community for his
ability and worth, and may be relied on "a one
who will faithfully and theoretically attend to the
interests of all requiring such professional services
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

REPRESENTATIVE FROM HENEIco.-In addition
to those already mentioned in connection with the
vacancy in the HenricO delegation, occasiOned by
the resignation Of Franklin Stearns Esl, we learn
that the friends of Col VIM. c. knight Of Wilton,
are making strenuous efforts to induce him to be
candidate. Col knight is a gentleman Of the
highest character and intelligence, and has served
in the Senate Of Virginia. II he will only consent
to run his friends are sanguine Of his success.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

A FREE ENTERT AINIENT.-Messrs. Dunkner &
Co. gave free entertainment yesterday in honor Of
the opening Of their saloon, Ninth street. OF
course large crowd attended and did ample jus
tiee 10 the collation..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

STOLE A CLoAK.-Annie Ford eOlOred woman,
charged with stealing a cloak from Williams White,
eolored, was locked up for examination this morn
ing by the Mayor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

Drunk AND ABusIvE.-John Lee, negro, was
arrested yesterday by the police fos being drunk and
using threatening and insulting language towards
the wife OF s o. Myths.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

MISSIONARIES. ladies and gentleman Of
the Quaker persuasion, from the North, we believe
are now visiting the prisons in this State They Wis
tied Henrico county jail last evening and had the
three prisoners confined there brought into one CELL
The three are in for hOrse-steang. Among them
is Chastain Hampton, who so easily and mysterious
ly has broken seven times in succession the stout
irons put on him by blacksmith, who swears that
said Hampton is the devil. In a corner, lying on
the Fat of his back on blanket and reading book
was one prisoner. Hampton was leaning with his
shoulder against the jamb of the cell window, and
the third, negro, stood with his hands easped in
each other near chair close by the end Of the cell
The eldest of the Quaker ladies knelt down, took OF
her bonnet and prayed long for the conversion ofthe
prisoners and the salvation Oftheir souls The gentle
man then uttered short prayer of theIsame import,
and then the lady who had prayed addressed the prs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

JUDGE Lyons CoCET.-This court was engaged
yesterday in the trial Of the case Of Samuel Strong
~. Howe. Knox & Co. for breach Of contract in
relation TO the building Of the Petersburg railroad
bridge across James river. Messrs Ould, Wise and
Darlington for the plaintiff and Messrs. Crump
Wexford and Smith for the defendants. The court
will probably consume several days in the inyestiga
ton Of the case.
Governor Wise qualified as an attorney in this
CONT ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26
u,n THE YOTERS on HENRICn-In

ITO THE VOTERS OF HENRICO.-In re.
sponse to calls Of my fellow-etizens through tn,
press and privately, TO become candidate for tn,
HonsA of Delegates Of Virginia to fill the vacancy ere
ated bv the resignation Of Franklin Stearns, ESQ.
have only to say that should they 1T to elect me-
will serve them to the best Of my ability. It's proper
for me to ada however that cannot eleetioneer fo1
the ONCE and only consent to be candidate in &C
eOrdAnee with what l conceive to be the wishes OF
large majority Of my county.
APPS 81 i'' rs. MAGRUDER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

LECTURE on BABIES.-Major George Nc knight,
better known as Asa Hartz, whose laugh-provoking
contributions to the press Of the South have made
many sad heart lighter, will in response to an in
vitation from large number Of the citizens Of
Richmond, lecture in the Hall of the House of Dele
gates, on Friday night, on the subject of Babies
The lecture as the subject indicates is very humOr
GUS aud has been very successful in Raleigh, and
wherever else in the South the Major has deliver
ed il.
The widespread reputation of the lecturer WILL we
are satisfied, ensure a full house. Let those who
have as well as those who have no blessed babies
honor him with the smiles Of their cOuntenances,
and the dOorkeeper with one of the halfdOlars they
have stored away in the corner of their pocket
books.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

d EM0VAL.---H Having removed to the large
III new store on north side Main street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, offer to the trade one
of the largest and complete stocks OF NOTIONS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS and WHITE
GOODS to be found South. We call especial attention
10 full lines of the following:
Hankerchiefs, Linen, silk Elm. SILK and Nader
Handkerchefs, Hemmed, Hemstiehed and Fancy
Border
Ladies and Cents Hosiery, all grades
Gloves, large variety
Buttons, Staple and Fancy Dress, large variety ~
ladies' and Gents Linen and Paper Collars
Hoop Skirts, Morocco Wallets
Suspenders, Perfumery ..'.'
Fancy Soaps, Magic Rufie
Hair Nets, Fishing Tackle t.t'it
And small articles adapted to the city and country
trade, too to mention, and now receiving
White Cambrfcs Mnslins, Toweling Table Cloths &c.
&c. Also Fans and Parasols.
.- . VALENTINE 4 FRANKLIN,
North side Main, between 18th and 18th streets.
mhl2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

A SHOOTING CAsE-willam and Hooker Irby
white, aud Bob hurry, negro, arrested by Constable
Cole for shooting at Robert L. Halle, of Henrico
with intent TO kill were before Justice Thomas yes
terday, who sent on William Irby for trial. and dis
charged the other two. hurry, the negro, objected
to an agent of the Freedmens Bureau being present
during his examination.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26
~. sy,,5A..i0g sy ioyat beiuy rriyeted toe6ter

on such work Of mercy. and her feyent hopes that
the prisoners would become sensible of the breyity
of this life, and reflect on the errors of their ways
and become good men. She then distributed tracts,
and the party retired BY the way we wonder il our
ais are ever visited by ministers of religion in this
city. Certainly the poor creatures in the dungeons
stand in as much need of spiritual instruction and
consolation as those who kneel splendid churches
on yelyet-coyered knee-cushions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

CoRREcrIoN.-Major Benjamin Watkins Leigh
was killed at Gettysburg while executing an order
Of General Edward johnson, on whose staff he was
serving at the time, and not at Sharpsburg as stated
by us in notice of his funeral.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26
FoR SALE OR LEASE.
loc4 .nr /, 1inIr111s .- MfpK

y
A MOST BEAUTIFUL MARKET 81
IA Farm OF TWENTY Two, AND A HALF -
ACRES LYING ONE AND HALF MILES NORTH -
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE am
authorized by Mr. 3. J. Krebs to sell the above very
desirable property II adjOins Mr. Garland Hanes Jr,
and others. The neighbour oed exec llen The land
for the most part in vegetables growing for mar
ket. There Is variety Of Fruits and Berries. The
dwelling is eomfortable-eontains five rooms biteh-
en-, and all necessary out accommodations. well OF
delightful water and hands, me shade trees in the
yard. "a
To any one wanting such place possesses the
advantage Of being ready to yield at once large returns
from the vestment. The present employees are skill
full aud reliable, and can be retained for moderate
wages ...-. ... ...- .1-
For further information apply to .--s 10
GH IkI18lTaA Real Estate Agent!
lO9 Main street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
ap24-e2t -
VALUABLE MINING PROPERTY FOR
Y sALB.-The mining right in SIS acres Of Land,
called the "Ryeheld Tract" the James River and
Kanaw Ia Canal Immediately what is called the
Coal Basin, in Goochland county ohered Tor
Richmond I'D 70 " ~ '.f' D - aplS-ets
T AND FOR SALE.-I offer for sale nine &C
y / 4 HUNDRED to ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF ~
LAND in Buckingham county, about five miles -
from the James river canal. II Is in tracts OF 100
10 $50 acres eaehTw tracts have settlements upon
them One tract Of 200 acres has most desirable site
for milling purposes, good water-power and fine tim
ber Gold Ia, been picked up one Of these tracts ;
also lot Of Land set apart Slate Quarry one mile
and half from the canal believe there is none bet
ter in the State.
deem it unnecessary to say more, those who may
feel interested will the Land address me at Mt
'''''Oi O'''''''' > : P. R. PATERSON.
p S-I will sell, lease work the Slate Quarry on
shares, employ an experienced Slater to work It,
an12-la1W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
THE ALUM MASS. OR POWDERS.


these are the salts Of the water obtained by evapoa
lion and their value and efficacy medicine have
been abundantly established The demand for the
Salts was very great throughout the war; bur
in our power 10 meet II. They will be sold ia marke
or at the Springs at Twenty Dollars per pound or On
Dollar and Fifty Cents per ounce and can be forwarde1
by Rxpress-cash to accompany the order.
Pamphlets sent by mail, application, also in the
boxes OF water FRAZIER RANDOLPH,
mhl7.if6w Proprietois.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26
n OLDEN HILLS ACADEMY. ~
VI
CLASSICAL AND ELEMENTARY sCHoOL-.sls
THOS. T. BoULDIN, NJ. A, University Virginia. Prin-
cpal. 80 F-- t'

THUS. Il. BOULDlN, R., Assistant
The regular session OF this school is divided into
two icrms-the first term commencing the LIST Septem-
Der and closing the Slst January the second com
meucing the LIST February and closing Both June. z
The object of the School is to prepare the student for
college for the ordinary business ofe. The method
of instruction will be by daily Rotations and lectures
At the close of each month"; circulars, showing the
average standing of the pupil in his classes during the
month, will be forwarded to the parent guardian
Near the close of each term there will be oral and
written examination of each class upon the studies pur
sued during that term and, when the pupil distin-
cuisines himself in these examinations, certificates OF
such distinction will be awarded to him.
The school is located in Charlotte county, Virgi mia,
two miles from Drake's Branch Depot Of the Richmond
and Danville Railroad, and eighty miles from Rich
mond. The location has been remarkably healthy for
more than fifty years.
TERMS-Tnihon and board lights and towels
cepted for session of ten months three hundred dol
lars, in currency payable lone halo at the commence
ment Of each term.
EXPERIENCES: .s
Chas L. Mosby, Robert J. Davis, VIM. T. Yancey,
Esqs., Lynchburg; Rev. j. Blair Dabney, Campbell
county Virginia; Rev. John A. Wharton, Liberty, Vir
gina Rev. John Scott, Lexington Virginia David
Read, Esq, Roanoke county, Virginia John b. Rad
Charles S. Venabes and James l.. Cabell, University
Virginia Judge John A. Meredith, +. II. Maury and
C. II. Barksdale, Esqs., Richmond; Frank G. Rufin.
Virginia; t. N. Watkins and Stephen o. southall,
ESQ, Norfolk; Colonel VIM. TOwnes, Mecklenburg
county Virginia Colonel Robert Withers, Danyille,
Virginia Judge George Gilmer, Pitsylvania county,
Virginia lion. Thomas S. PlournOy, John r. Edmunds,
ESQ.,. and Judge William Leigh, Halifax county, Vir
ginia Judge II II. Marshall Henry Darlington, ESQ.,,
William b. Green, ESD, William II. Dennis, Esq, and
William T. Scott ESQ, Charlotte county, Virginia. and
to my present and former patrons generally. i.-
Address THOMAS T: BoULDlN, Principal 70
..l...I brakes Branch Postodlee,
ianl -2aw6m q Charl otte county, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

THE THEArRE-FoURTH NIGHT OF Miss IVES
rERN.-Last night the beautiful play of the "Flow-
ers Of the Forest gave Miss Helen Western another
opportunity of displaying to happy advantage her
versatile talent as actress. As Cynthia, the Clip
sey she displayed an amount of passionate feeling
that seemed almost inconsistent in one who, the
night before played the jolly, reckless Count Caesar
lie Bazan with such inimitable grace and success
Tonight she appears in two characters in the play
of "Green Bushes" and in six characters in the
laughable comedy, "Devilish Good Joke" Sup
ported as she is, by an excellent stock company,
before the week closes we predict she will be greeted
with houses such as no play-gOer has seen since the
evacuation of Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

PRESENTED BY THE GRAND JUEY.-True bills were
found by the grand jury of the Circuit Court Of
Henrico yesterday against James NJ. shoemaker for
stealing mule from Mrs. worsham John Tierney
for stealing mule from Jacob Atlee, and Nash
Bottoms for stealing mule from J. W. Beverage.
The grand Jury then adjourned until Friday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26
WANTED

BACON AND GREENs.-Dr. Bagby lectured in
GAINESVILLE on Friday night last.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

100 BARRELS REFINED SUGARS.
1QO aP2et AY STOKES co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

One Million Dollars Worth of -'- - o.
WATCHES AND CHAINS, ,., .l'--. - Z
DIAMOND RINGS, -
,.f.ii..-l .G-v ,sd-. SILVER WARE,
.-. ..aE. .f44... d . l.. .-tg t, L &C., &c, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26
GIFT JEWELLERY. &c.

& REAf SALE oFa2gUA xzoY WEg
II ~ 10 ENGLISH AND FRENCH ia -
80 % JEwELRY!!
Hi7. F.a 80 .-sSZ1gs So .ly..r,
>dL LIs,-CIIIIIK $40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

Mayors CoURr-MAYOR MAYO PRESIDING.
Charles Pierpoint. a worse looking white individual
than Danny Mann" was sent on Tor 'ral Tor
stealing from a washerwoman parcel oil clothlns
belonging to Mrs. Haxall.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26


to be divided according to the following regulations
Certificates Of the various articles put into
velopes Unfortunately sealed up, and when ordered
taken out without regard to choice, and sent by
mail, thus howing no yoritism. On receipt OF the
il is at your option to send the dollar or not! Pur
chasers may thus obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring,
or any set Of Jewelry ON our list, Ittt.il.ft itE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

.-; -lli- tf4t-..y . la.r. ,faq n, u ae,' Se'' &C.
.-r-IG .HF gI EIEazr1i - ga-f .....l - ..t
-zr r.--l. ALI, TO BE SOLD FOR E, -.f
ONE DOL LA r E A c HI!
-'.'a. I'd ARRANDALB CO., f.. r..is,T 10.
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS, No. 1877 BKoADwAr,
Beg to the people of Richmond that they
have opened the large store No. rs Main street. Dick
insons old stand, corner Exchange alley as Branch
Establishment. for the sale Of the following
qs,a SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLEsl .'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26
JULIUS SYCEL,

JULIUS SYCEL,
JULIUS SYCEL,
No. 900 BROAD STREET,
OPPOSITE MITTLEDoFFERs & CO.,
Ia roceiving his second supply of SPRING GOODS and
is prepared to show one OF the largest and best assor
ments Of goods offered in this market
SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESS GOODS
Of the
LATEST fMPoRTATIoNS
Such as Embroidered Plain and Colorei Silks, in all
shades, q ualities and prices.
French and English Bareges in all eolor-
Grape No Eetts IN all shades,
French Organizes at all prices,
Spring PoPlins, latest styles from 20 to % cts,
French and Cambria Lawns, every quality,
Wool Delanes in all eolors from 40 to 80 cts,
MOURNING GOODS.
Every variety and quality,
Plain and Black silks from 81 10to4,
French and English Bareges very cheap.
French and English Hernanas,
Ga Delaines and Alpaccas,
"a Bareges and Bombazines
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss Muslins 30 cts and upwards,
Dressed and Undressed Cambricks, IS to - cts.
Yansooks plain and striped, from 40 to 70 cts.
Briliants and Dimities cheap,
SUMNER wRAPPIYGs.
A large stock SIX wrappings,
Shawls Of the latest styles,
These goods very cheap,
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
At every price.
Hosiery full line,
New style Hoop skirts,
Notions Of every variety
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Calicoes from l2l cents upwards,
Delanes and Challeys from IS 10 30 cts
rs A Bile and Bro. Shirtings Is cts and upwards
81, 81, 1914 Bile. and Bro. sheetings cheap,
Table Linen, Towling and Napkins.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

The Mayor gave his opinion in the case of Edward
Morris, colOred, who was arrested for sitting on
Capitol Square with a cOlOred woman in his lap
lie stated that such conduct was indecent, and
would not be tolerated He fined Morris five dollars,
but viii not be a. lenent hereafter in such eases
he furthermore added that the Square was place
where decent people could cOngregate, but that no
indecent people Of any color had any right what
ever there
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

Several parties we're fined for keeping their bar
rooms open on Sunday last.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

Mr.. S. NJ, DRINKER,
so well known in connection with the Stationery busi-
ness in the city of Richmond is with us, and will be
pleased TO see his friends.
E. T. ROBINSON, S. FAIRBANKS,
of Richmond. Of Florida.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16
The CommerclaI CrIsls.

A general fear pervndes the entire COM
mcrclnl community that there IN some
thing g9ing TO happen of a crHahing llA-
tufe, ana thererore nii are diapOsedt 70 stand
aside. To our minds 10 seems that this
general expectation OF "A crash IL the beat
sign Imaginable that IA will not come, but,
on Tie other hand, 10 strongly indicates a
season ofsHpeculative exeifelnent not far
dist lt4its go rasfes - come always timex
pectedly, and financial and commercial
disasters when not lookHd for. Mr. Me-
Cuiioch could get up a commercial tornado
by using the gold he has, but IL il not pre-
bablo lhAt lac VIII aitempt II, hechAise he
knows very welt that IL return 10 specie
payment must be gradnai.--I'r1ce Current.
The New York Eeoaopafsf or last weak
after reviewing the results of the late cleo
tionA, sayhi
TO ua, IL appears that the depression OF
business has been attributed to the inter-
yention OF the elections beyond what the
facts Justify; ana 10 would not be- very
risky 10 venture q prediction That, after an
improvement or Il few day, business will
relapse into the condition OF dizziness
which preN allied previous To the elections.
Trade Is at present affected more by inter-
nal disease than by external repression.
The root Of the difficulty ia Ia the radical
dernnigoment OF vaiues, resulting nom the
Viole9t disturbances of supply and de-
mnmd produced bY the war ana from It's at
tendaalt financial and fiscal legislation.
We nave come M last To that severe con-
trnctibn IN tho consumption OF the pro-
ducts least necessary 70 the comfort ana
subsistence of the people which invariably
succeeds q period OF high prices, and which
IT. the sure precursor OF a general decline
ia values. .talis Is o sort of inalday which
the removal OF political uncertainties can
do little 10 alleviate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16
ADDITIONAL RIVER News.

iCINcINNATI, Nov. 10. The River has fall
en inches, with II feet 10 inches in tho
channel. Wen thef cloudy; 10 rained hard
all night, and, off and on, all morning.
Barometer 70 70. Thermometer "A degrees.
The Plain CITY came out OF Green River
last night with number OF passengers
and two hogsheads Of tobacco....,.,. The
Phantom had not arrived at late hour,
but will certainly be In this morning, and
will return 10 Eastport to-day ,,,...,.. We
were gratified yesterday TO meet our
frienisH III. y. Miller, OF Cairo,and Major Dick
Cox, OF Louisville, IN the eityj both are
robustoua and merry ....a..Among the
passengers by the Morning Star, yesterday
we're the wife and brother OF our former
fellow citizen, Morris Ranger, the Tobacco
King. They were en- route to join the lat
ter AZ Galveston, Texas. They proceeded
by the Charmer TO Cairo. W0
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16
MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL.
The PORK Trade.

The trade ia pork - Just what might
have been anticipated under sAislihB sl.-
culnstancea. WltnOut dshihHa ~ HiDhiSIl r
now trfhlanding The low prices, ahn
Whilst pnckefs are not willing 10 buy at
tnuaQrftIu rates feeders are not Wiling 10
accent them. As tue ehse STATUS now,
packers see very plainly lhht ~ thsS pns
cannot ~ Ia other years, sell IL now, there
b.iug no demand worthy 81 note; and this
tnFS VIII not 40. Inc vta stveh ~ iiisat =
had Il nave been 80 anxlOne TO sell ~ dur
lag the week Thai at times myers were not
sale in making an offer, holders being Will
ifia 20 accept almost any rate.
Never before, perhaps, wha there hueh "a
desire 20 get ou, aud so much deteunina-
ton 10 Kevp cut, of The trade. the reasons
tor not laying up large stocks OF new pork
seem 20 be good oneA. There ~ the poorest
possible prospect of any demand from
England. tt least until toward spring, aud
tilen ouIy can lt be iookeu for at very low
prices; 10 that the home demand - the
chief one 10 be relied on; aud ~ IN very
clear, that should there be AN increase IN
the pork crop yer that OF last yehfi IL
cannOl be consumed In this country. The
south, which has been looked 70 as tho
chief market, presents but a sorry prospect.
the crops having 30 baby failed THIS year,
In consequences OF which the amateur cot.
ton planters from the ofth, who vested
so nncn money, the past season, In the
business. Will doubtless retire from the
field disg ~. 1t Is true, that what cot
Ton tity hhNr may anu hpubAlon9 VIII
command high prices, but still poverty
Will prevail 20 a great extent, and the de-
mnnd tor Northern pork DO limited, and
not eQnallto the supply.
Ons thing il clear, u.ltil demand arises
for new pork, from the East or South,
packers will not do much, for they never
have packed, AS q rule, unless they had a
demand tor portion or the product at
least,
Lard IL low but still no demand for II
worth. naming ana one packing mouse nous,
eou "a supply all the green meats wanted-
and 80 matters stand with packers ana
dealers.
On Tie other hand, the indieaiioDa, the
iasL few days, are that farmers are holding
tack, aud determined not 20 sells their
hogs now, but wait further developments.
feeding them rather sparingly, supporting
that packers viii have 10 pay better prices
sooner or later.
The hogs received during tho last three
weeks, had been chiefly contracted for, ana
those who packed them generally put
them into mess aud prime pork, the wealth
or being too warm 20 Venture upon curing
the meat In bulk Chtetnnah Price Cur
rssaG, i4ih inst. a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16
Cincinnati Market.

BY Teieqraphl 9 CIHcfgNATI. Nov. i5
Flour n moderate local demand and
the market IN steady at sll 7oMl4 for trade
brands. sssr a. -.
WHEAT quiet. bntfair; w 50 for No. 4
red
CoRN-Flrm; No. / sheiled 90c.; old ear
B0c. new b30t5bc.
Oars FiFmer; sales of No. / NJ 4sc, !; and
No. at 45tfa46c.
RYE-In fair demand, and the market is
firmeF; No. 81 ~.
MHIsRY-unchanged and firm Mt 81 5@
Bic. the latter rate ~ bond.
HOGs-Higher and not many Offering
sales OF 1000 head at 80 506s7 10 gross.
Packers airs not buying, and those coming
IN are TO NIL contracts made month ago.
y GREEN MEATS hams sold at ll5ac. ;
no sales OF shoulders or sides.
BAcON-In good demand; sales ITO hoss.
heads NJ l8t4 for clear net sides; 40 Ola
bulk meats In market
5nocERfEs-Steady and in moderate de-
mand.
BuTrER AID CHEEsE- Steady. 81
Gold I43L f.Tf