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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-07

aErosr OF TEE TOBACCO Market ToR rHsPAsr
TWO DAYS. ,.FgrsTL

TWO DAYS. ,.rGt.r.Ef
TOBACCO ExcHAEaE,l
RICHMOND, December 0, 1866. J r
Breaks and offerings full. No change to note
in prices. Below we give the transactions:
Thirty five hogsheads, FIVE tierces, thirty
eight boxes, and seventy.two parcels loose
opened, offered, and sold.
Loose. -Nsw iugs, common, ~ to 80; new
Tugs, medium to good working, ~ to S.; new
leaf, medium to good working, Is to sl5; new
leaf, stemming, IS TO ia.
Hogsheqds old Tugs, common shipping, - to
u. 30; old Tugs, medium to good working and
shipping, IS to IS; old leaf, medium TO good
working and shipping, IS to sl5; old leaf, fine
TO extra, nominal.
Tierces and Bores.-New fancy wrapper,
medium TO fair, $50 to 800. ......
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TERRITORIES og PIE SouTu.-We may
poet that Congress will, at least, con-
., ltr The propriety of rejecting the pre-
''Hl 1oSernmcnts of the rebel States, and
,D'n.t their reorganization to the loyal
ES'opIe irrespective Of color. A leading
"en%'0r believes that an act to this effect
WIZ 1e passed. -Ne1 York Tribune.
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Fire at Providence. X. L.

Providence, K. L., December 5.-Wad-
ding Mills, in Olneyville, adjoining this
city, owned and occupied by Ludwick
Brayton, was destroyed by fire this morn
l.. Loss, $4,000.
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Beast Butler Is in Washington.
THE NEW MALADY Is SPREAD.

THE NEW MALADY is SPREAD.
i ING fast. II was at nrst confined to Q limited
space. but HLEVY on the brain now extends
beyond the city limits and II Is currently reported
that II has crossed the river and gone 70 Aanches-
that town ) on yesterday. As the Dispdfch has .
large circulation in that place We publish me ioi;
lowing prescription: Get CAlicoes nj l.A, ies ana
zoe. Bleached Cotton at lac. Bedtick nj zoe. I;
Heavy Red Twii!sd Flannel st Sc; ex cnnn
All wool White Flanneis ct % ana soc Isn. 0S
heavy, at SOC. Dress Goods from % to TIC. hand.
some sets Collars and Cuffs Of asc YARD c VICE
Haas Al .Sc All OF the above srticles, which are
q sure cure for the complaint, can be had e
5s7 No. Is Main street.
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MORNING DISPATCHES.
Trial In King Gesrsc.

Special telegram 10 the Richmond Dispatch.
sRIcxsBURs, December s.-The absorb.
Ing item Of interest now In this section Is the
trial Of Henry Bird Lewis, now progressing
in the county OF King George, for the murder
OF DIR. Rose during the war; Messrs, Daniel
and OuId, Of your bar, and Messrs. Little and
j. L. Marye, Jr., Of Fredericksburg--al emf
nent lawyers-are engaged IN the case. The
accused Is one Of the nearest relatives Of
General Washington now living, ana DR. Rose
was connected with the best families Of the
Northern neck. This fact very naturally In
tensifiss the interest which attaches TO the
result OF the trial. will send the verdict OF
the jury m soon as received r.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.

Old State coupon bonds should have all sou-
pons attached from July, 1851, inclusive.
Virginia coupon bonds, old, 90, new. A
Virginia registered bonds, old, 1914, new 80
North Carolina coupon, old, 5j, new. AS
Georgia coupon. Observation-Disclosures. LOG
Tennessee coupon, sper cent long loan
ne" ~
Richmond city bonds ....................7G G77
Petersburg city bonds. ................... Is
Lynchburg city bonds ...... ..........." "A
Norfolk city bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b
Virginia Central railroad bonds. ..-...... SO
Orange and Alexandria railroad bonds,
....''.'. ~
Virginia and Tennessee railroad bonds,
co To- 10
DAnyille railrs cad bonds, eI -interest..... T2S
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,,N Hehetai Joe Johnston was born in Ennis
"'''h, Ireland. His brother IL reported to
H. aIhi living there, and waiter in the
imperial Hotel.-Ns,o York World.
General Joe Johnston was born In Yir.
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Mobile Races.

MOBILE, December Braces to-day, mile
heats, won by Armstrong. Time; l.5lH and
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NFUSCAT PERLE.-In introducing
wi the celebrated brand OF MUSCAT PERLE 10
the favorable notice Of the elite, we deem II me-
cessary TO state that II is made Of the choicest Of
the MUSCAT GRAPE called IN Pots.
NUSCAT PERLE, though possessing an exqui-
site fruitness, Is 80 generous by its nature that,
though containing no alcohol, II viii preserve It's
bJugnst for any length OF time alter u Is opened
quite different from those wines which deterlorate
and become worthless when exposed 10 The Amos
The refined will hail with pleasure a PURE
WINE In the full sense Of the word--a wine that
will feel grateful 10 the most delicate, as IL pro.
ducss seidity on the stomach; but, az confrate,
acts as the most soothing Of cordiais. Connois.
seurs, who have tried this wine par erceftsnce are
most enthusiastic In its praises. No sideboard Is
complete without IL.
IL is especially adapted for LADIES, and sur.
passes any table wine In the country.
Church people are invited to examine this vino
for communion purposes.
PURITY, DgLiCACY oP FLAVOR, aud MIIDSBss
are all combined in MUsGAT PHRLE.
lA1 east Main street, Rich mond, Va.
For sale by r. X: DUyAL, under Spotswood Ho-
tel, and by all leading druggists. no ?2-lm
uYGIENIC WIN E.-IMPORTED
IL II 10 only necessary to call attention TO the
'o i HYSrENIC WINE is the only tonic which
receives the unhesitating approval OF all physi-
:. HYdIENIC WINE was tested at tho BALI.
alton, May !. 1850, and endorsed by Its prominent
.. HYGiENIC WINE contains no whisky or
alcoholic sdmixture whatever.
s. It Is no secret preparation, as shown by the
(. w. POwERs. ii4I cas-. Main stree. :,
no 9?-im Agent, Richmond, W..
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DIspATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.


This establish ment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing in the TYPE DEPARTMENT That tho best
Founders could supply and is nov prepared to exc.
cute orders for every description of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Mechanics, -- ~
Auctioneers,
Banks,
Railroads,
Express Companies,
insurance Companies,
Hotels, .
Restaurants,
Boarding Houses,
- Concert Halls,
Clerks OF Courts,
Constsbies,
- Lawyers,
Doctors,
Dentists,
Colleges,
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TIFTY REELS VALLEY
E FLOUR, twenty kegs MOUNTAIN BufTkK,
for sale by SAMPSON JONES. a., Goa,
Commission Merchants, No. finssnsa assse'.
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NEALT.-5O0 bushels BARLEY
M MALT, 500 bushels BYE HAbfsof supericF
ss ra WILLIAM r. KING q 90.
UYHITE FUR TRIMMING inst re-
w csiyed by POWHATAN WEISIgkR,
NO 2<-h sn Main street, spo.s~Ooa Dloea:
DEROSEN E.-Ten barrels just re.
N eeiysd and for sale 81 mAnuisesaEsIs, press
~ 81 Eneial AEvuSA1'
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5ouss i Hasb lss ss:,. s,saftjt a6bsIaf
lou ofshs annoysnes. sor :sls q !, ....iyxy
FIN and M..S.II ~ In
EEPPER COUCH CANDY, 4 D3<1
De- &C., EHsi 6oDs. Pa Fl a;I!sSa u
IA yEpsG s.. Fifth and Marshall streets. :
-. The Ssqs. ps!FHARTTC PILLS are
sas.aio b. f.: :.: ssiy, e; S:s
ss i;,:s;'Ss 6 ,sss a
4; sy sd 5s19 md rs ssS .s,s
ss =: f: . aHasl. .ls ws tsss;S
into their nstufei action, and tYpaF . h6Ss
tone With streegih 70 tAs vsols S s1t: Ectasl
But also 9ornidsbis snd diseases.
while they produce powerful sdestc They are q
best physe that can b employed 81. :hilSIsn:
Being sugar~costed, they are pleasant 70 NEe
s5sg puresy ssss Sssn when
pass belief were they not suhstsntisted by men 2!
such exalted position and character q TO torpIa
men and ply sicians have lent their names TO ser'
lify to the public the reliability OF OR remsaiess
while others have sent Us ne assurance o. '1.,.
mensey to the relief Of our afflicted, suffering fei'
The agent below named 10 pleased 70 furnish
gratis our American Almsnac. containing direcs
lions for the use and certificates OF their cures Oh
the following complaints:
Coetiveuess, Bilious Complaints, Rheumattsn,
Dropsy, Heartburn. HEADACHE arising from iont ~
the Bowels and Pain arising thersfrotn, Iiatu.
lsncy Loss OF Appetite, all diseased yhieh require
an evacnant medicine. They also, by pnriIylng
complaints which ID wouldlnot hs ,yuypossd they
could reach, such IS Deafness Rsrtisl Blinanss,,:
OF the Liver and kidneys, Gout, and other kindred
complaints arising from low state OF the body, or
obstruction OF Its functions. -,
other preparations which they make morn pront
on. Demand AYERS and take no others. The
Prspaf-d by Dr. J. @. ArEs 4 Co., Lowell, HAS.
nd .ntd nv daafefa Avery where. de 6-1m
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DEMOVAL.-Having removed to the
II NEW and CoMMODIOUs WAREHOUSE at
the corner Of Twelfth and Cary on ,sa
public for the sale OF all descrjphens OF A6h.
tHANDIsE also, FLouR, WHEATs S9hM, COT.
TON, TOBACCO. and COpMTKf rE hS n.Sp gene
rally. ELLkII NJ hsn,.
corner Of Twelfth sn&<sRy Streets
IA a dlwkswft
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DICHMoND ROOFING COMPANY.
GRAVEL ROOFS PUT ON AND REPAIRRDsAT
= r THE SHORTEST, NOTICE. y.
TIN ROOFS REPAIRED AND PAINTED.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Office corner Seventh and Grace Streets; .ft
w. III. STEWART,
nos-Im A. l.. BARGAMlN.
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TOREY u LUBBOCK, No. IL FIJI
~. WHpbESAhE AND RET3iL nRihERso IN
ALL KINDS OF PAPER sTOCK.-The subscribers
would respectfully inform their friends and the
Quoting GENERAL PAPER STOCK BUsfN EBS,
for LINEN and COTTON RAGS, OLD BOOKS, I'M
PROJECTIONS, SCRAP PAPER, MANILA
tanning to the manufacture Of paper. The senior
partner, Mr.. COREY, Is well known In, Rich-
mond as having been engaged for several year Ia
was for several years secretary and treasurer Of
qnently agent OF the Msnchsster Paper NilI, ana
will be happy TO serve the customers OF both
Messrs. Robinson IL Fairbanks, agents, to furnish
the MANCHESTER Paper Mill with stock, and trust
that CATERERS OF stock will see the importance OF
sslingit whore II will be kept at home. Country
dealers and merchants sending us rags, TO-, San
rely on prompt reInittances In every instance,
#E .~H B.R.C0RRY,0t ~
Sc Ism II. w. LUBBOCK. +,
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and for all other persons corporations, and institu
tons. We print =
Business Cards, Checks, @-
Visiting Cards, Notes, 49, .. ii
"At Home" Cards, Drafts, /.
Wedding Cards, Prices Current, a
Ball Cards, Title Deeds,
Show Cards. Trust Deeds,
Admission Cards, Leases,
Election Cards, Receipts,
Time Tables, Tax Bills,
Way-Blls, Licenses,
Circulars, Bonds, &
Bill Heads.
Insurance Policies, shippers Receipts,
Calendars Steamers Bills,
Notices Druggists Labels,
Bills Of Lading, Tobacco Labels,
Manifests Clothing Labels,
BiIis of Fare Dray Tickets,
Concert Bills, Coal Tickets,
Programmes Wood Tickets,
Theatre Bills, Bread Tickets,
Show Bills, MIX Tickets, ~
Posters all sizes; Reward Tickets.
Passenger Tickets, Election Tickets.
Certificates OF Stock,
Renewal Certificates,
Manufacturers' Labels. n ..st
Allwork ordered will be done In the most artistis
manner, and at VERY Low PRICES.
COLoRED PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
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HOUSE AND .SIGN PAINTING.
IL l.. l.. MONTAGUE q SON, p ~. a'
TENTH sTREKr, BBTwKBs hAIE AND oARy,
will be pleased 10 receive orders from their friends
and the public generally for
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
IN EVERY STYLE.
Good work guaranteed. Terms moderate. q
aus-ts L.. L., MONTAGUE b SON.
CHIL DREN'S CARRIAGE FAC
~ TORY, CORNER CARY AND, FOURTH
STREETS, RICHM0yD.-The most beautiful pat
terms Of CHILURBN'S CARRiA0BS are mznufae.
tufed, and will DO sold 1t northern prices. tt
A liberal discount to the trade.
Orders from all parts OF the country promptly
jy Ats WILLIAM FORBES. Proprietor.
COACH REPOSITORY, ON QFA
OSEyESTH. BETWEEN CARY ANDRSB~
CANAL STREETS.-ws have on hand, OF our own
manufacture, o large stock OF Carriages, Coaehsss
Bretts, Barouch hes, Doctors Phatops, RockswAys,
Top and No Top gagsiss, Isrey and gxpress Wa
~ Whips, Coach Material, &s., and are prepared
10 exec ute In q workmanlike manner repairs on
Carriages, Buggies, &e., and 10 build them TO or.
der. Our Carriages being OF our own mannfscturs,
we are enabled 10 sell at the lowest prces and give
the fullest guarantee OF quality and durability.
call from our friends and the public respectfully
solicited. [my u JOHN J. OSBORN co
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T zimmerman, DYER AND SCOUR-
IL. Err, Seventh street, between Broad and Grace
opposite the Theatre Ia prepare to do all kinds OF
SSEING, CLEANING, and SECURING, In all III
anime for yourself ,'t I'll r. t4---'-F ',f'S
Agents wanted TO solicit orders In. tho country
and in every city Of this state. Address boz 7s5,
post. Office, Richmond, Va. 4, jyAn
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-04-06
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

We rubbish this week President JouH-
sons veto of what is called the Civil
Rights Bill and his reason for so doing. Il
was a very proper measure however, TO be
,assed hy Republican Congress. \
party that plunged the Union into civil
war to ct lid Of the restraints ofthe Con
s,isptiou would be very inconsistent not %
,rg 70 carry ont is purposes 10 their Iegit-
mate conclusion. We once entertained a
,sry unIayoraJIe opinion Off JOHNSON,
Int hsyo been agreeeabiy Disappointed by
tie breadth Of view, The calhoIjcity Of feel
iue aud tie re-pect for Tie Old American
t.l.-f In Constitutions which be has dis
aged since Lls accession TO power.
layrv is 10 doubt but that the Radicals
invented aud passed the blIl will know,
l.e aforethonght that lie must either
syn j; anu ruin the country, or veto it
and thereby give them a Glance to cover
Lin with slime. The MIln aukee lIiScon-
si7s lets the ca, out Of the bag, &c, when
!. savs lis veto Of the bill "will make Gen
GnlaT our next President"
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Is hamed Of bis Position.

Mai,r II. G. Laurence, agent Of the
Freedmah's Bureau at Fayetteville, North
Carolina, writes to friend in Washington
city strong letter opposing the coniinu
auce Of bis bureau, aga;ast which he ar
rays list Of powerful objections, His
Letter closes thus:
felt ashamed myself as an Ameri-
cao and for my Government, when, few
dars ago, Judge Buxton, Of the Supreme
Count ot this State. called At my Office to
empire rs to the extent Of the Jurisdiction
~ would be permitted to exercise in a
term he was about 10 held"
MAJOR Lawrence is plainly friend to
free government. Here is another hard
hit. He says:
II a Starr should establish such in
dicia system. think the Federal Govern
lnent might b' called upon TO enforce lis
guaranty Of Republican Government to
the people Of that State"
No language could better describe The
iocompaibiIi;y Of such bureau with our
torn Of Government,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-04-06
UNPARALLELED EnormitY.

The Supreme Court of Wisconsin, sit
ting at Madison, on the 2S,h ult, decided
unanimously in favor Of suffrage to COZ
",ed persons, on the ground that the right
~, given 10 them by the people in $40 !,
The following remarks from tie Milwau>
kye .IeOS SHOWS up this enormous swinle
% the pe,p'e Of Wisconsin in its true
ligh;
Tie supreme court Of our stats, com
losed OF rhree radica, Judges yesterday
asserted the legal night OF negroes to vote
IA y lsrun>in. / he question turned upon
tIe progel CONSTRUCTION OF The following
clause II lie state constitution
Tn legislature may, at any time, ex
tens yy law lie light Of suffrage to per-
sotr not herein enumerated, but no such
law shall be in force until the same shall
nave been submitted to "a vote Of the peo-
pc Il a general election and opprup L BY a
n2oi3ytt4 ~ I'd tie rytcg cast ut such eic
ton.
10 1919 tho legislature submitted 10
vote 81 tie people a law extending the
right OF suffrage L. negroes The who.e
number Of votes cast for state officers vas
5 -JG the "huIe number Of votes cast
tor the law was ) 265-about one sixth
- Ct all The votes cast at such election -
ana the number OF votes cast against the
law was 400. The state canya,sers, I'M
~ Il IN n ii
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-04-06

A N,eE PsEsEsr.-Maj GEN. SHERIDAN
has received av"r" excellent. Testimonial
from friend in Mexico 1t consists of a
full set Of equipments for saddle horse,
fashioned after the Mexican style, and val
ued At between two and three thousand
dollars. The saddle is heavily trimmed
with beaten silver the housing thickly en-
broidered with gold, silver and silk; the
bride is composed of silver chains and
six embroidered leather: and the other
items are gotten up on similar scale.
1t Is the gift of a single individual,
wealthy gentleman. who is great aduiier
of General Sheridan.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-04-06

THIS New Music Hall one OF the most spas
i cious and elegant establishments of the
kind in the United States, is now fully completed
and stocked with splendid assortment of PIANOS,
HELoDEoNs, HARMONIOUS, MUSIC ROCKS MUSIC
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of every description.
Our stock is unsurpassed in extent and vari-
ETY., and we fully prepared to furnish snv
article in the music trade and of the best quality.
To those about selecting Pianos we offer I'M
usual advantages having at all times very largs
assortment and from variety of makers We
Go not confne ourselves to the sale of Pianos
frou one or two houses only, but have instru-
mens from all the leading makers of New York,
Bottom and elsewhere. Per,ons wishing to buy
a good Piano have therefore every opportunity
at this establishment of making a satisfactory
selection.
Every Piano is fully warranted for FIVE years,
We offer our Pianos invariably at fac tory prices
without adding freight All Of our Pianos are
good substantial instruments made Ct well sea
soned materials, by skiliful workmen, snd the
tone is always pure and sympathetic and the dur
ability aud capacity OF remaining IN tune I'M
equaled.
Persons out of the city wishing to buy good
Piano and unable to visit the city for that pur-
poe, can have one selected for them al d salts
faction will in all cares be guaranteed, both az
to quality and price or the instrument may BIO
returned at our expense
This is the onl- place in the city where tho
celebrated STEIswAY & Sons and CHIcKERItG
Sons Pianos can be obtained.
The assortment of Meodeons, Harmonious,
and American Organs is very full and varied
vi the celebrated instruments OF this class L.aic
by PRICE & Co., and S. D. & H. ". SMITH, we
have now full supply. Military Band Instru
ments, Drums, Guitars, Victims, and in fact
every description OF musical Instruments i'll use
The finest Reman Violin and Guitar Strings
imported expressly for our trade and uhsur-
passed for quality and durability. In the
SHEET MUSIC DEPARTMENT
We have unusual facilities for supplying the
wants If the public, being in constant receipt
OF all the new music published in the United
States, and the best of foreign publications,
which together with our own constantly in
creasing catalogue, constitute stock OF great
and choice variety.
The public is cordially invited to visit this
model establishment and examine the beautiful
assortment OF music and musical instruments.
u. n HEMPSTED,s
2JS Main street, Milwaukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-04-06

~ Some people wonder that under ex
isiing circumstances, the price Of milk in
London has not risen. But the rinderpest
does not effect the COW with an iron tail.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-04-06

EA rich Russian prince IN Paris has
married poor bu, pretty seamstress. The
fine world is much moved bv the event.
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SHEET MUSIC DEPARTMENT

A FINE lot Of CONCERTINA'S Just received
y at ES5LlNGER & WEILEP.
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These trees are from the well known O'BRIFN
nursery OF Oshkosh, Wis hav & been rerla,lrcd
trimmed and the best attention paid to them
Tor several years. venture TO say they are Ia
me lot OF Trees as can be lOul IN Wisconsin
which offer at Il bargain, come and convince
yourself.
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500 Barrels
MICHIGAN LAND PLASTER,

fresh, and direct from tie Mills which | will sci,
at small margin if applied Ter soon, as nv
motto IS quick sales ard small profits
" ould also call the attention OF lie farmers
of Nanitowoc Al d surroun,Iiug COUNTIES TO a very
choice and well selected lot OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-06

r EASE voR sALK-rIRsT FLOOR AND BASEMENT;
IL three years 70 best location Union square;
souss 5 b about 100 feet Apply 70 H. g. Smith. q Elm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-06
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL l8ee-wlTH SUPPLEMENT

bark to London 900 bushels oats and corn, at
for oats ana 3D. for corn.
Common grades neglected. We nots sales OF lis
bales at zoe oSc for new crop The best grades
MoAsfs in fair trade demand at full prices for
prime qualities Common grades were neglected. We
note sales Of so hhds Porto Rico at 75c and IS hhds
Cuba muscovado at 4Sc. We quote:-Centrifugal and
mixed 2Sa. $780, clayed, s5c 40c.; muscovado Ssc
a Soc; Porto Rico 4oc. q Soc New Orleans, Soc .
Provisions. Receipts, 900 bbIa pork, 725 do beef,
AS do lard. The pork market active, but
prices were somewhat heavy and irregular. The sales
lers option, including May and June at 500 $40 so;
also 800 bills, for delivery the spot at $26 10
S2l 50 $50 for prime The beef market was steady.
with fair demand The saes reached 950bbls at sis
$40 for plain mess, and $40 s24 for new extra
about 500 S6 a. Bacon was sAi insc Hyss
Tho transactions were very .ght comprising only 400
boxes, at $l5hc 15Xc for short rib and 14kc 15c
ior cumberland cut Lard was dull with q dropping
tendency The sales comprised 600 packages at l6c
the latter rate an extreme for choice kettle
sales were mainly at 40c COO for State and ESQ l6c
for Western. Cheese was quiet and unchanged with
small business at l6c 22c, as to quality the outside
PETROLEUM market was little on Tor crude, but
refined though somewhat heavy, WIS not quotably
$50 for crude 40c 1Ic for refined in bond AVID SIC
69c for refined, free.
RICE: -Holders were demanding full prices, and with
'-Nf-iy sno eoAoo wcto vcIy isuI
SUGAR continued steady with a fair demand. Tho
sales were s77 hhds Porto Rico at from 10c to 1885,
and 1853 hhds Cuba muscovado at from 1OXc to IKE
also 653 boxes Havana at 10c IL c and 500 boxes do
on private terms Tho market closed firm at the follow
ing observation-disclosures TO common refining, SHc.
&c fair to good refining. 1870 1886 fair to good
grocery, 1872. Ike; prime grocery, II 10 125lc;
Porto Rico, 10c. 70; Meado, &c. a 70.
ToBAcoo-Ihe sales were small and scarcely notowor
thy. Prices were nominally unchanged
TALLow.-The sales comprised 100000 lbs at 11Tc. q
12c No special change apparent In any respect.
WmsEEY.-Receipts SO bbls. The market was nomi-
naly unaltered in every particular.