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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

MAYoR's CoURT-REeoRDEa REGNAULT
psEs1pING-FRIDAY MoRNIN G.-Mary
Catharine Jones (negress), charged with
using indecent language in the street, was
required to give surety for her good beha-
vior.
Noah Coleman (negro), charged with
stealing washboard from G. d. Yale q
Co., was recruited for the chaing-gaDg for
sixty days.
Ned Washington (negro) was arraigned
for using extortion and forcibly taking
away two dollars from northern lady.
Ned, it appeared, had stipulated to take
the lady and a friend from the depot to
their houses for sl.25 apiece. He was
paid by the first lady, and when she reach
ed the northern lady's house she found It
necessary to send q girl out to get q Ave-
dollar note changed. Ned followed her;
and when she had changed the money,
said the lady had told him to get two dol
lars from her for hack hire. He took It
from the girl and drove off. The Recorder
read the ordinance on the charges to be
made for hack hire, and showed him that
he had violated it. Ned was fined ten
dollars-a good lesson for hack-drivers.
John G. Bowen was arraigned for firing
pistol about his premises, within the cor
porate limits, to the danger of persons in
the reighborhood. From the evidences Of
neighbor it appeared that Mr.. Bowen had
been seen to shoot a pistol in his back
yard, and several shots had been fired In
the same yard after that, which shots were
not only terrifying to the ladies there
abouts, but eminently unhealthy to cats.
Several of the feline persuasion had given
up the ghost, having been perforated by
bullets, seriously detrimental to their we'll
being. These cats have not been known to
kick since they were killed, from which
fact it is evident that each one lost his
ninth life through the playful disposition
Of neghbor. Such slaughter among the
felines within so short time has never be-
fore been known since the memory of the
oldest inhabitant.
Mr.. Bowen was fined SIS and warned no
moro to "drive on with his cat.killing."
Anna Henderson (negress) charged with
stealing and carrying away q pocket-book
containing SIS, belonging to K. j. Smith,
was sent on.
Mary G.. Moore (negress), charged with
stealing one pair OF pants and coat from
j. G. Jones, was sent on.
The continued case of Nellie Smith,
charged with unlawfully entering the room
of Ellen Harris and stealing theretrom
sundry articles valued at SIS, was called
up, and Nellie was discharged, the evil
dence against her not appearing sufficient
to convict her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

Observation-Disclosures Ogden left the
city last evening for New York, in order
to make arrangements for the appearance
here on Monday night of very strong
company gotten up for the performance of
the great new sensational play of "NeW
York by Gas-light." They are now play
ing in Washington, where they have Gre
ated quite stir among the play -goers.
Mrs. Lander, the celebrated tragedienne,
who is thought by many to rival Ristori,
will appear on Monday week. She will
render Elizabeth" and other Of Ristori's
pieces in English, and will bring COM
pany of her own.
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List Of Letters.
-cr az LETTERS REMAINING

1ST OF LETTERS REMAINING
THE POST -OFFiCB AT RICHMOND,
ia - ny VIRGINIA. NGVEMBEEa o. 1867.
> -, called for within one month they will be
II. !. - The Dead Letter Office.
sin. ,,ranrers or transient visitors In town or
~ rn.n special address may be unknown,
;ay,, " no marked on tho lower left-hand corner
~, word "trsnsient.'
,a' me- postage stamp on the upper right hand
i|a.' an3 leave space between the stamp and
t'ras|',-. r,r post t-markinS without interfering
Th S,jn any OF these letters the applicant must
Z. -" ,sirt7'tised lstterS,' giving the date OF
t','G ana rRy one cent for advertising.
NJ g 4 request Tor the return OF letter to the
- unclaimed within thirty days or less,
Vi'''- ar printed, with the writer's name, post
s-.@ Stale across the left hand end of .the en-
a.as. on the face side, will be complied with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

The RYAN-CoNNERs ASSAULT AND Bat
TgRY.-The continued case Of Michael
Conners, charged with assauitiDg and
wounding Michael Ryan, was called be-
fore the Recorder yesterday, and was fur
ther continued until Wednesday, it being
represented that Ryan was still unable to
appear. Conners was bailed in the sum
Of 81, 900 for his appearance. He protests
that he didn't strike Ryan with q pop-bos-
tie, and. said that he could prove that
Ryan was able to appear, being well
enough to walk about the streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
On next Monday evening at 1880 P. NJ, at
St. PaupS church in this city, will be
held convention of all the Episcopal
Sunday schools in Virginia. 1t is expected
that at least one superintendent or teacher
from each school will be present, and that
a State Society will be formed. The Rev.
DR.. Sutor, Of Lynchburg, will preach the
opening sermon. We know Of no better
cause than Sunday schools, and hope the
coming meeting will be we'll attended, and
that the good work may SO on, and the
friends of the Society sec it prosper.
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Com and Flour Exehange, November 8, 1851

Corn and Flour Exchange, November 8, 1857.
OsfgRIyGs = Wheut-White, 1,7i4 bushels;
red $50 bushels. Curn-White, $50 bushels;
yellow, ll6 bushels mixed, 322 bushels. Outs
] ,324 bushels Rye-4l5 bushels. Dried Pedc.ts--
S bushels. Msdt-Yellow, 62 bushels. Bartey-
10 bushels. FIrSeed--6 bushels. tts,
SALEs Whedt-White, ,J9S bushels, 81 on
private terms, rest At ~. 1912 65 for medium
TO prime red, 800 bushels. % on private terms,
rest At - .2091S2.+0. C0rTl-White, lSS bushels,
q old II Sl2J, rest new at 90c.; yellow,
bushels new ~ 90c., Is old al sl.2S, and "a OLD
on private terms mixed, l22 bushels at VI. -.
O1ts--l7 bushels on private terms, Nl BUSHES s.
a. o2@63c. Rys-l2 bushels on priys.aa, ss."SSs %
1872 bushels at 81 .27H@sl.So. AsaL-n emoSo % ss
bushels 1T Sl.20. FldxSeed-1 basneA' - - :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

SALE or REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Lee .
Goddin auctioneers, sold on Thursday a
brick dwelling containing seven rooms,
having front on Clay street near DhoOs ho OS
avenue of about 40 feet, and running oaoA
TO feet to an, alley, for s3,625. Purcha-
sers. Messrs, Thomas g. Oliver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

aroTICE,-All persons are hereby fore
xn.d ,,om hnntinz or otherwise Geprsds-
= oc no NV iards. In the county OF HsnEieo, on the
Wsssham plank road three and ha.i miss ssGss
trnasrs Without permission from the sroscnp pS5.
no S-lW s1sS0 NHAs@e-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

.Iovv, xLIspY; Or. TIKI Disdriszn sEs--
800, ), = ,ks,eh OF the late war. In Shlsh me
,n. IN, :. we'll known Union lady Of Charen
ne,V'n I'un ~, ,he hero Yankee Officer connnad IN
n..', ,,srv prson. Love laughs at loeksmitns.
sno sa -, southern Opinion this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09
SUPREME CoURr OF appr.Is-A1I ,ur

SUPREME CouRr OF APPEALs-ALL THE
JUDGES PREsEST.-In this court yesterday
the case Of Jett Us. The Commonwealth.
upon an appeal from judgment pro.
nounced in the Circuit Court of Pittxyivs.
mia, was.decided by affirming the Judgment
of the lower court Jett was sentenced by
the lower court to three years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary, and this appeal
was made from that sentence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

SALE or TIE POwHATAN HoUsE.-Thc
Powhatan House property has lately been
purchased by Mr.. A. J. Ford, formerly of
the Exchange Hotel, for s22,500. he in
tends repairing and remodelling 1t
thoroughly for hotel purposes.
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TAFT. Bacon
mAAI 4 ~

Tait. Bacon
Tabler. ]. Fl.
Tanner, !. n.
!. Taylor, J ohm P.
Tayloy. NJ. p.
n. Taylor, Martin
d. Taylor, W aller
Tailor, W. (c'd)
: Temple, 3. n.
Temple, y. WI.
Thorpe, Ered'k
Thornton, Jas.
Thomas, J. fc'd)
I. Thorntop, w.
Tin es, Ch aries
Tinsley, J. L.
:. Tlnsley. s. g.
Toslsr. NJ. 8.
!. Todd, w q.
Trainh am, e. c.
B. Trice, D. A.
/. Tremsr, VIM.
Tnrner, John q
?. James
Tucker, s J.
Uilman, Samuel
T. Vaden. Jr., T.
Van Buren.J NJ.
4. Vance, D. a.
Vaughn, A. J.
Venable, J. &. &
Co.
Viweck, John
Vock, John
i. Vorbrinck. q (2)
Ward&W eisiger
Walker, Alex.
. Watkins, A. j.
Watts, G.
Washington, D.
(colored)
Ward. d. F.
!. Wadkin, n. G..
Watson, Jno. G.
Walker, J. A.
8. Warren, Capt. J.
Walker, Gen. q.
). Walker. r. D.
West, g. NJ.
We lis, John
!. West, Jas. B.
Wells, VIM. E.
Whalen. Park
Whitlock. T. J.
Wenbarger. A.
williams. Chas.
Wilson, c. B
J Wilson, F: w.
k Williams, F. 8.
Williams, g.
F. Williams, j. E.
A. Wtlkinson.J. E.
}. Wiley, J. 6.
Williams, NJ. G..
C. Williams, N.
Winans, L. R.(2)
G. Williams, w. A.
Wool, J. w.
/. Woodward,J. Il.
(2l
Wooldridge, DIR.
T. j.
oodward, w.
d. M.
Wright, N or
wood b Wes-
tray
F. Wren, Daniel
a. Wyall, w. n.
Young, C. w.
a. Zenter, A.
8 Zann, T. Adam
Us.
.taodist Bookstore !;
men.
SR SHARP. P. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

PARDoNs.-The Governor on yesterday
pardoned Philip Wilkinson and George
Wilkinson, convicted in the Circuit Court
of Powhatan county of horse-stealing, and
sentcpced to eight years Imprisonment in
the pcnitCntiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09
RLISHED 1884.

T. P. J. CHEW CO.,
f,ucess.ors 10 O. Crew Il son.)
smr.ms1aP AND CANDLE EMANUFACTURkRS.
Mos. ils, lis, and H. seveateenth street.
.,ros,.a tha Old Market, Richmond, Virginia.
as VOW IN factory 3 large stock OF Superior
A-N FAMILY SOAPS,
r,n,sh we offer 20 the trade at such prices ~ VIZ
tt TO the interest OF s to psronixs this homs
inaho ~ .ss.,,x :. ~ .se n-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

DR.. Dashiel offered the following
"Resolued, That the Executive Com
mittee be requested to inquire into the
expediency OF engaging missionary for
the parish who shall be charged specially
with the duty of general superintendent
of the Sunday school interest in the
parish"
This was adopted and referred.
The following was also submitted by the
same gentleman, and was adopted:
"Resolued, That the Bishop be request
ed, upon the occasion of his next visitation
to this city or vicinity after November
10th, to preach upon the subject of "The
responsibility of Sunday school teachers
in connection with the duty OF Christian
education"
After the transaction Of other matters,
the meeting closed with religious exer-
CiSeS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

FROM TURNER, lila MAIN STREET, the
New York Weekly and Boys ana G"'S
Weekly are received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

HALFYEARLY MEETING OF THE EPIsCo-
PAL SUNDAY SCHOoLS.-On Sunday to-
morrow evening at $50, at St. Paul's
church, will be held the half-yearly meet
ing of all the Sunday schools in Richmond.
Addresses from eminent ministers and
laymen may be expected. For some time
past the scholars have been learning suit
able hymns and chaunts for the occasi on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE EPISCOPAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoN.-The regular
quarterly meeting Of the Episcopal Sun
day School Union was held in the lecture
room Of St. Paul's church last evening,
and was we'll attended. The proceedings
were opened by religious exercises under
the direction Of Rev. Drs. Norwood and
Peterkin.
In the absence of Mr.. Glazebrook, secre-
tary, Captain Charles II. Dimmock was
called upon to act in his place. Rev. DR..
Norwood presided. ..,..
A resolution offered at previous meet
ing, and laid on the table, embracing in
the Sunday School Union all the schools
in Henrico county, was taken up and
adopted.
DR.. Minnigerode, from the committee
appointed to draw up rules and regula-
tions, reported series, which were
adopted.
The reports Of superintendents were
next presented. The following is a synop-
sis of them:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

| Carte James
| Casci. J.
| Caskie, J. 4.
| Carter, w. g.
| Carter, T. II.
| Chandler, g. W.
| Chatham, g. w
| Chenery 4
| Dadley
| Childs, W. w.
| Childs. T. (c'd)
| Chapman, o. ],
| Clark. on. An
| derson & Co.
| Cloves. r n.
| Clark, T. NJ. G.
| Clark, s (c'd)
| Cook, Maj J.H.
| Cole man, F. G.
| Coons, @. w.
| modore, &.
| Cook. Bonj.
| Coke, B. S.
| Cook, John
| Connolly, Col.
| J. K.
| Cowan. J. r.
| Cooper. s. tc'd)
| Cofcr, N. Z.
| Cunningham,
| Or T. ID.
| Cunningh am r.
| Currie. Jam es
| Darius. Master
| Daley, Geo.
| Davis, John
| Day, K. p.
| Da vie, s. C
| Davis. w g.
| Diggs, ] II
| Dickerson. Ro.
| tcolored)
| Dickinson. K. L.
| Delarue, +.
| Delworth, J.
| Downing. lack
| tcolored)
| Doruin. Philip
| Don, w m.
| Drew, Edw.
| Dunkel berger
| & Hovey
| Dunbar. ]. II.
| Duu can, J. @.
| punlo3, r. j.
| Dugdale. ,. ".
Dunn, w m.
Eanes, A. D.
| Edwards, w. F.
| Eldridge, John
Ellis. Peter
Elliott, w. A.
Bngle. +.
| Ronert. Chas.
Bpps, James
Face, Chas.
| Farr. Peter
| Fagins. Thos.
Fannan, Thos.
Ferguson 4
| Rady
Fenell, John
| Fitzgerald,
| FITZGERALD, d.
Flick, j. A.
Fllge, Theo.
| Yields, T. b.
Flournoy, y NJ.
| Forrest, J. NJ.
| els. ID
FRANKLIN, G.
Franey, Isaac
r rGnCQ, i uOo.
| High Constab
Proprietor Of hi
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LADIES' LIST.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST-OFFlCE
NnvEMRER
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TRANSFER OF !TRooPs.-One company OF
infantry from Yorktown, one from Libby
prison, and three from Lynchburg, have
been ordered to Washington for winter
quarters. They will be formed into a
battalion under the command OF MAJOR
Buell..
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Thursday evening
q member of the band of the Eleventh
United States infantry, while on his way
to camp, stopped at grocery just on the
suburbs and got glass of beer. tie soon
became stupefied, laid down, went to sleep,
and died in very short time. lie was
taken TO camp by his comrades, who, sus-
Meeting from the sudden manner OF his
death that be had been poisoned, reported
it to General Granger. He turned the
bodv over to Dr. Bartholf, who made
most n,orteun examination. After making
the examination and inquiries OF the com,
rades of the deceased, he was satisfied
that his death had been caused by exces-
siye drinking, and had been hastenea oy
repeated drinks of poisonous whiskey OF
the day of his death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

MCCLELLAN SADDLES.-Me nave
Nl inst received 100 MoCI. .ELLAN SADDLES, ieo
BRDLEs CoLLsAR Go Iow for nas oss6 vst
t, hsr with ons OF the largest assortments OF
civ. Insds Saddles, Harness. Strides, GoiiaIs, r..
Hsmes, Whips Bits. Spurs, &C., to Dc iouna III | .ne
city. 10 which the attention OF 'ne 'faue . 0o1
cited. .s.,r a,
1eAnenO r, DICKERSON g. BB0THRR,
saddlers and Harness Manufacturers,
No 1916 Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

NIGHT SCHOOL.-There will be
~ onened on MONDAY NIGHT EBAr 81 I
O'Clock p M in the ntss, OF the synsfSSfHqTr
strnsS and their ASSISTANTS the English ana Ger
man I.ngus arithmetic Book Reepns adp snu
the other ncbes necessary 10 Coinpio'o ''A' oN
cation of the business man; !, xupcusIER
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letter to him /? Ans.-I don't know whether
did or not.
Ques.-Did the prisoner ever reply to
your note? Ars.-He did not.
QueS.-Did you afterWard regard him IN
the same light that you did before-that
is, as a single man? Ans.-Until the time
of the arrival of that letter / regarded
him as a single man.
Ques.-Did you regard him as such af-
terward
Objected to.
The hour for recess having arrived, the
court then adjourned until o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The examination of Miss Turner was
resumed after the recess. She SAID:
think the accused came to our house once
or twice this year, but did not see him
to speak to him. / was in the city when
the BODY was found on Drinkers farm.
think | was at home on the l7th of febru-
ary. and did not see the accused that day.
Gross oss-examined On the Monday before
the body was found was at my aunts
Mrs. Stvll. When first came in town
went to Mr.. Pleasants's, and on Sunday
went to church, and thence to my aunt's
To Colonel Johnson do not know thai
the prisoner had anything to do with the
murder of which he. is accused.
Colonel Johnson: ask because we have
been unable to find any one who doe!
| know.
Reexamined by Colonel Young Ques.-
Why did you write to the lady after yo'
| saw the letter to the accused Was there
ANYTHING in the conduct of the prisone1
toward you that caused you to write
Ans.-No, sir; nothing connected wit
myself.
Ques.-Can you tell Us what did induc
you to. write
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-24

ESTATE AGENCY.
The Place for Bargains
ett in y ae
REAL ESTATE
McNEELY & SCHUBERTS
Real Estate and INSURANCE
8sH hua w Agency, 1870 10.
No. HEDDERIeHss RT0rxx BIZ 81

hu ws, Agency, ..-..
No. HEDDERICH.s BLOCK.
Ssh Corner Room, Second Floorl
Opposite the Courthouse,
5e EVANSVILLE. IS0~
OVER 100 HOUSES and LOTS in va
rious parts of the city for sale, including
some good BUSINESS PROPERTY.
EXCELLENT GARDENING LAND,
convenient to the city; also land suitable
for Brick-making.
FARMING LAND, improved and unim.
proved, in this and other States, for sale or
exchange for city property. Also, Timber,
DB- An el-gible BUSINESS STAND. well
situated for Country Trade and buying
produce, having plenty of ground, and q
storehouse, blacksmith shop. and dwell
ing. For sale cheap.
Several BUSINESS HOUSES TO LET:
also comfortable Lodging Room, near
the centre of business.
A number OF bargains now on our books
and several applications on file to pur-
such for sale may find customers by apply
Ing at this Agency. We. have a number Of
applications for renting dwelling. houses.
Persons having real estate for sale. ex-
change, or rent are requested to enter the
details on our books for reference. No
charge unless property is disposed OF
Terms reasonable.
INSURANCE ffr saa 4
or all kinds effected in good companies.
ANCE.
se NoTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
at thls ONCE aus
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For other River Items see Seventh Page.

CINCINNATI, August 23.-The river has
fallen two inches. Weather cloudy .
thermometer at ~ degrees.
LOUISVILLE, August 23.-The river is
falling slowly, with three feet IN the canal
by the mark.
The additional arrivals and departures
last night, were the Tempest, Louisville to
White River; Mary Erwin to Coiro; Ella
Faber, Louisville and return; Spray from
Cairo, and James Gray from Green River
1.-THE Mary Erwin received a very nice
packet trip and left drawing only %
inches.......The Ollie Sullivan did not leave
yesterday as we supposed, but lays over
because there is no tobacco above ready to
ship. The Ella Faber had very light trip.
She left the Alpha aground at French Island
The Spray-had a moderate trip....--.The
Gray came in full. She Will leave for
Hartfo. d direct this evening, which will
doubtless be her last trip this season.
Shippers should avail themselves of this
last opportunity to ship ......The NASH
Vile received a large amount of freight
yesterday, and will have all she wants to-
day.--......The Spray viii probably return
to Cairo to-day. We have no information
on the subject......Col. J. ". Guthrie leaves
for Louisville this evening ....-..The Min
nicola left Louisville Thursday evening q
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Pittsburgh Oil Trade.
ByMail,

BY MaiLl K8II&1 PIrrsBCRGH. Aug. q.
business yesterday came to a stand still
SO tar as relates to crude. We could not
learn OF a single transaction for present or
future delivery. Buyers seemed to have
made up their minds to wait and see how
the market woald open to-day. The stock
OF crude on hand, outside of that held in
tank, is very small, consisting only OF lot
that arrived by rail. q 49, s.ss,r 47torfr
dull. bat not Quotably lower. The sales
were small, amounting in the aggregate to
tober delivery at prices that were current
the previous day. The party that for
warded the dispatch from Philadelphia,
ordering 10000 barrels refined, on the SPOT
withdrew The same before any purchase
had been made. The telegraph is q useful
institution sometimes. The only sales
that came under our notice were Zoo bbls
standard white, Philadelphia, September,
b. O., 29Ic; sales of 500 bbls s. W.. Phila-
delphia, August, b. o., N1ac; and 500 bbls
s. W., Philadelphia, B. o., October, Sic per
gallon. The market closed dull.
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CIncinnati Marker.

By telegraph CINCINNATI. August q. {
FLOUR Steady but quiet
WHEAT-Lower and dull; No. L red al
y Is; No white at 81 Is.
CORN-Scarce and firm; at 9Ofa92c for No
l mixed; white csc in bulk
OATs-Duli: at 60a62c. 49, j
RYE-Firmer; No. 81 so p tNF
BARLEY AT 81 25Gl 80.
at 26c.
PRovIsIoNS-More firm, and in good de-
mand; mess pork S23 SO, and held at s24 90 ;
6uik meats have not been bought be-
low lll4c and 1870; bacon firm. at l21<@
lard at l3e.
2 BUTTER-Firm and scarce, at 2l@24c.
EGGs-At I2d14c. So 80 G
LINsEED OIL-Firm; at 81 Is.
FLAX SEED-At 81 TO-
GROCERIES Firm, and in fair demand
GoLD-I404 buying.
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X - 70 % sales, o,9o oa1lS,s " % 4oea
20 ~ y iV g. salSinnS STATE aii1 w estefn, sSa
cho,ce ,,t, eoo1 Ss ns n, FL aRSao % ioi
SiIsf5 uItto s9gI0 w Tor shipPlng Ohio
cStiSr- IoI lrss1e Dranus, siugi4 " TOT new
81 %; i-o ~ CanIornda ouu ana heavy
ait ~ paIreis AZ sio zoee q. rye tieui
WHIsky-More active; sales, LOCO bar
refs western IN bond at 5000. f rf
aEArIheeeipts. 65,4S5 bushels; dull
an0 csc lower; sales, % 400 bushels al
y sosz 3 for new amber ID southern g H
~ 81 for amber Michigan; 81 IS for white
Si LEU >, y ~ nnAeo, y % Ior rejected
and fleclining 800 ~ oaAi
RARLEY-Du1l. ias 81
MALT-Quiet; sales 1000 bushels nj Al 60
PEAs-Sales OF AN hnshels IF 90 q % ~
bond at 81 81 : = - "'.'' ~ ~
COPN-Recai,,ts %, oso ,,, -, -,
steady and Closed dnII and Srnor,n opsn -.
OF $1,000 bushels at "a Hal 1Sif To- III,
mixed Western. 81 f70al II ,foIa n ~
and 81 III for kiin-dr lad w eo1no
OATs-Receipts. $40: dull and 2,aac low
Western: 7G9s for nass a. ior ol1 70
@S2c for new ohio -" ~ ~ 40 ANU %
RICE-DuII.
CoFFEE-Dun wTa Is efsH
SUGAR-Firrn sales of~7s0 ha ps ar Cnt,a a +
lIaI2c. "a 'o' ""s' Vi Oo"" ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-24
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, August %.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, August %.
FLoUR-Duli and 25@50c lower.
WHEAT-Less active aud ga lOc lower
sales OF No. and red Winter at 81. No. j
Spring 81 Sol Sc; No.2 Spring 81 7OtaI rs:
closlng at IL Sl@l 81 for No. l, and 81 20 for
CoRN,Dull and 14@1c lower, at 95@954c
er. at 43a45c -"
RYE-Irregular and l5@l6c lower, at 81 05
al 06 for No. 2. "
BARLEY--steady and s@4c higher, at 81 On
al 10 for No. 2.
MESS PORK-Firm, at $23 80.
LARD-Held at l3c; buyers at I25Sc "a 4
BEEF CATTLE-Very dull and 25G5Oc low
er. at So 80 for choice smooth.
H0GS-More active and l0G15c lower at
20 2o@6 50 for good to strictly prime
SHEEP-Dull@andu unchanged.
RECEIPTS-6, 400 barrels of -four i & OO0
bushels of wheat; las, 600 bushels OF corn !:
lS7 600 bushels oats.
sSHIPMENTs-i,600 barrels of flour: 1880
bushels of wheat; 81 900 bushels of corn
0,000 bushels of cats.