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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-25

Sale No 1910 Chestnut street.
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD FURNITURE LARGE
Pier Mirror, Piano Forte, Lace Curtains, Elegant
Velvet Carpets, etc..
On Friday Morning,
Goth instant at IL O'clock at No 1910 Chestnut street,
by catalogue. [3235t
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Picnic OF THE SISTERS or CHARITY
lhe teachers connected with the school OF
Mont st. Marie, Church Hill, gave pic
nc 70 Their scholars on yesterday. A large
NUMBER OF persons belonging to St.
fatrick's church accompanied the party
as invited guests. At an early bonr the
nt'ie ones, who anticipated happy day.
were In motion, and proceeding r. he
wharf at Rockets, crossed the river in
Ooats which were in waiting. and wendell
their way to the grounds PREPARED for tbe,n
a lovely, shady spot short distance baInw
the marine railway. Here the dsv wo,
passed in the pleasurable and in,oce,, wa" ,a
Jooyments incidental to such occssions III m
children literally gave themselves mn 40
iuh' and many were the games and nlav
IN winch they passed the day. Some Of
.neh, provided with hook and line, had
nne sport fishing along the banks of tha
d i1yer; During the day the party were ere
al eohected TO partake of a bOuntiful "a.
past. The teachers were eyerywbero
among the scholars aiding the children in
sTThi n and joining in their pame 81
ms mo aay will long be remembered amonc
;nein. The party returned 70 their homags
, mS,t before nightfalI, all of them de,igbteS
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MAYORS CoURr-FRIpAY.-T follow
ing cases were disposed of by the Mayor
on yesterday: :,
Charles and William Brothers, two small
white boys, were arraigncd, charged with
fighting two negro girls. The whole party
were sent home.
o. A. Dufey was brought up to answer
for having unlawful possession of two ac-
count books and number Of accounts be-
longing to G. W. Ball.
Mr.. Ball stated that he got Mr.. Dufiey
to assist him in making out some accounts
Witness went to dinner, and on his return
to the store Duiley had disappeared, taking
with him the two account books.
A number Of witnesses were examined
for the defence, who stated that they al
ways believed Mr.. Dutley to be II partner
of Mr.. Ball. Two of them stated that Mr..
Ball had told them that Mr.. Duifey was his
partner in business.
The Mayor. after hearing the whole tes-
timony, said that he had no right to de-
eide as to the rights of partnership. The
only question for him to decide was whe-
;hcr Mr.. Dufley took the books with ie-
louious intent. There being no evidence
10 prove this, lie would discharge the &C
cuscd.
William Bush. negro, charged with as
Sauiting ard beating William Adams, ne
gro. was reprimanded and discharged.
Thomas Powers and Frank Simmons,
white, charged with stealing iron from
Thomas Bculc, were called up for hear
ing, and the case continued.
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Bodeker, Jessie white, Kato Bias, Ada

Bodeker, Jessie White, Katc Bias, Ada
Craddock, and Clara Warrington. 1
zephws-Misses Kate Lee (Queen), Lib
by Grew, Ruby Bodekcr, Mary McMinn,
Jennie Ferguson, Blanche VERIFY, Eva
johnson, Hennie Crew, Lucy Grant, Ellen
Sinton, Maggie Bias, Eugenia Sinton, and
Bette Leo.
The singing by zephyrs and horas was
excellent, especially the echo song. Her
Majesty Queen Bess presided with truly
regal dignity, delivered her speech in clear
and decided tones, and received hearty
plaudits at its close.
Miss Jessie White, at the close of the
ceremonies, by special request, repeated
in beautiful style Bingen on the Rhine
After the exercises, the procession
marched out to Libby's Hill, and the fes.
tivities were closed at night with line
Juvenile party at the house of Mr.. u. "A
Ainsie.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ORR CHURCHES TO-MoRROw.-The uSua
services in all our churches tomorrow
except where otherwise noticed below:
Rev. j. a. ChambliSS, the recently
elected pastor Of the Second Baptist
church. will preach at IL A. NJ.
Ats O'clock =. VI. the services connect
Oh with his installation as pastor of this
church will take place. All the pastors OF
the Baptist churches in the city will par
,ic;patc in them, and addresses will be de-
livered by Rev. 7. q. Jones, ID. d., Kew
il. Burrows, d. D., and Rev.. B. Jeter,
D. D.
No services will be held in any Of the
other Baptist churches at night, except
Iaich.Street church, in which J. i. Taylor,
Jr., will preach. Communion IN this church
al A., +. NJ.
Rev. p. B. Price, pastor of the Third
PRESBYTERIAN church, will preach at Olivet
church. New Kent. and his pulpit will be
supplied by Rev. F. b. Converse at ii y.
NJ. Concert of prayer for foreign mis-
sions at4P Pm. No service at night.
At the First Presbyterian church Rev.
T. V. Moore, D. D., will deliver discourse
ALTA. VI. in behalf Of the Richmond
Committee Of Publication. Subject
"Value OF Calvini,tic Litcrature.'
Rev. r. \. Sledd, pastor Of Trinity
Methodist church, viii, at s o'clock P. NJ,
preach the first Of a series OF sermons to
Young men. Suhjcct-" The Response.
bility of Young Men,
Rev. F. J. B,g-S will preachin Seamen'S
Bethel at hali-pa,t 7. ".
The monthly meeting of Union Station
SUNDAY school wiil DC held at =. NJ.
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Richmond Tobacco Market,
ToBACco EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, May 81, 1867.

ToBACCo EXCHASGE,}
RICHMOND, May 81, 1867.
Breaks large. Market firm for all desirabl
manufacturing and shipping tobacco, while
common and nondescripts are but little sought
after, and prices are in favor OF the buyer.
Below we give the transactions 80 hogsheads,
Is tierCes and Al boxes offered, and sold as fol-
lows:
MASUFACTURISG TOBACCO.
LuqS Common 10 medium dark working,
81 10 81 good dark working, - to rs; sun
cured, common, IS TO SO; sun-cured, good,
$40 TO SO coal cured common, IS TO $40;
coal-curcd, bright, $l2 TO SIS; coal-cured,
fancy, $50 10 Si5.
LeGf-Common dark working, So to SO;
medium dark working, 80 TO Sl2; good dark
working, :ll TO $li fine and wrapping, 80 TO
so: SUMO cured, so to s2j and so; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 20 $50; yellow wrap
pers, medium TO extra, S3j to Sl00 and SIPS.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
LuqS -Very common and heavy weights,
-. 80 10 $40; medium, $40 TO $50; good,
10 to -.
Ledf.-Englsh shipping, $40 10 SIS and so ;
continental shipping, Sl2 TO slS and $50.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
Lecf.-Common, $40 TO sl3; good, sl2 TO Sl5
fine. SlB to S2N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

STIRRING MOVEMENT on THE BAsIN.-At
a recent meeting of the Board of Directors
of the James River and kanawha Canal
Company the following resolutions were
adopted:
ReSolued, That hereafter no article de-
posted on the walled bank of the basin in
Richmond within twenty four feet from
the inner edge Of the wall shall be suffered
to remain on said space after noon of the
next day, and the owner or agent having
charge Of said article shall be subject to a
penalty of one dollar for every hour it shall
remain after that time, which penalty shall
be collected by the toll gatherer at Rich
mond.
Resolved, That the above order take
effect from the 9TH day of June next"
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auction Sales This Day.

High Constable CRUMP will sell at 10 O'Clock, !"
The brick yard on Main street between wen.
ty.seeond and Twenty third streets S''''' W
a, 900 bricks.
RTGNAulT s CO. will sell at IL O'CLOCK AZ 'n'
siorehouse next 20 the LIBBY ree',iE'ns 'h'''
iron safe. ofsce desks lumber, and unexi ireo
ra..s OF siorehouses adjoining Libby prison.
&. GATRRIGHT viii sell at No, l4sS Main street.
commencing at 10 o clock 4. NJ, an assortment
Of furnitura, bedding, clothing dry goods, SC.
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I.1sr OF LETTERS.
T IsT OF LETTERS. R RI 1lcHNdNp

I'll sT OF LETTERS REM dIHnNdNn
LIN THE POsT. OFFICE At RICHMOND
STATE OF VIRGINIA. J9 JIM month H. Nh they will b.
IL not called for within orc "'''' '''
TO strangers or transient visitors a IN unsmown
city, whose special address may .n.Sand corne,
should be marked on the lower
Place the stamp the nPIRses stamp snt
s9rnsi ana r ieaSs marking without interfering
with the writing. A.. onnlIca nj INNS
TO obtain any OF these letters the ha date
call for nfrsrfised letters glvln8 .ho u"''
this list and pay one cent for Advertising N m,
N. B-A request for the return OF davs or less
writer, If unclaimed within tnl iy,s lame. post
office, and State across the left ana emu rith
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

BAPTIST DELEGATES TO LYNCHBURG.--
At meeting of the Board OF Directors OF
the Virginia Central railroad held yeSter-
day afternoon it was ordered that both
lay and clerical delegates be allowed to
pass over that road to the meeting of the
Baptist General Association at Lynchburg
on the 9th OF June for half fare. They
must all pay full fare going, and on their
return they must present the certificate of
the secretary OF the association that they
were members Of tue body, and they will
be passed free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

THE LAST OF THE SEAsON-MAY PARTY
on CHURCH HILL.-AlthOugh the Emery
month Of May" with its bright flowers
and verdant promises of lovely summer,
has come long since, and May Day of 1861
is numbered with the past, some of the fair
young ladies Of Church Hill determined
even in the last hours of the month to crown
aQueen with the last roses ola dying spring.
Yesterday afternoon Church I'LL was
alive with beauty. The innocence Of child
hood, girliSh beauty, the rosy bloom OF
sweet sixteen, and the charms of full
blown wOmanhood, all had their places in
the festive throng, while fond parents and
approving friends looked on with an en-
cOuraging smile.
Throughout the earlier part Of the day,
even before the sun had attained an hours
height, the pattering feet Of the little ones
were heard upon the pavementS, running
hither and thither with happy hearts, to
gather flowers for the coronation of their
chosen Queen. And while the choicest
blossoms were sent to Hollywood, many a
bud was also gathered for the May Day
festival. Mothers were busy in preparing
suitable robes for their daughters to APP
pear at court, and sisters arranged, with
nimhle fingers, the wreath of buds and
evergreenS. 1t was pleasant 10 notice the
happy expressions Of the little girls as
the hour drew near, of which for weeks
they have been thinking and dreaming in
fond anticipation.
The party gathered at about 4 o'clock at
the residence Of Mr.. j. c. SintOn, and
proceeded thence to Mr.. A. S. Lees, on
the corner of Twenty-seventh and Broad
streets, where the throne had been erect
ed, and, draped in blooming garlands, stood
with open arms, eager to receive the Queen
of May. At halfpast 6 the ceremony of
coronation took place, and in style which,
in beautiful simplicity, could not be sur
passed by the splendor of gold and dia-
denis which abound at the GROWING OF a
European sovereign. The Queen, Miss
Bette Watt, had been arrayed 10y tasteful
hands, and with graceful, modest demea-
nor performed her part Of the pleasing
ceremony, the crown being placed upon
her queenly head by Miss Florine Larus,
who, with marked modesty, made the coro-
nation speech. The following is list of
the bright members of the court:
Sceptre Bearr-Miss jamie Sinton.
Maids OF HOnOr-Misses Nellie Baldwin,
Fannie Turpin, Jennie Baldwin, Nellie
Ellet.
Herdld-Miss Leila Curry.
Speokr-Miss Lizzie Brehm.
Floras-Misses Bette Donnan (Queen),
Lizzie Baldwin, Lille Winston, Annie
Cone, Belle Peasants, Lille Price, Pearle
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FLOWERS FOR HOLLYwooD.-The large
number of beautiful flowers sent by the
ladies of Petersburg, Hanover, and Hen,
rico, to the Dispatch for the memorial
services yesterday were delivered to the
ladies of the Hollywood Memorial Asso'
citation, and by them placed on the graves
of our sleeping heroes.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 81, 1857.


PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 81, 1867.
ARRIVED.
Stesmar Saratoga King New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, q. +. Watson.
steamer Albemare, Bourne, New York, mer-
chaniise and passengers, S. Ayres Co.
schooner l.. p. Pharo, -, New York, railroad
iron, Richmond aud Danville railroad:
Slo~p Chart, Forrest, Edenton, n G., fish,
wom6le & Jones.
sloop r. L. slmcnson, Smith, Norfolk, salt. -
Crew. -
chandise, captain.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer.
hdndise and passengers, L. b. TAtu.n.
steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, 6. +. Watson.
STEAMER Albemarls Bourne, New York, mer-
cha ndise and passengers, 5 Ayres 4 Co;
steamer Rebecca Clyde, Chichester, New York
Merchandise and passengers, w: p. Porter,
Steamer Virginia, Snyder, philadelphia, mer'
chandise and passengers, w. L. Porter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

IMPORTANT QUEsTIoSs.-If yOu want fine
Hunting. case Watch, fine Double. barrel Gun,
a fine silver-pated Ice Pitcher, Coffee Urn, OF
Revolving Castor, and many other valuable and
useful articles go to HOLLAND & Co.'S, No. Il
Main street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
the ore-price house. All OF the above articles
are sold there fer the small sum of one dollar
each, az hundreds can testify. Go and get q
certifcats-it is only twenty-five cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

THE OMNIBUssEs AND WAGONS belonging to
CARRIERS Express Company were running
for several hours during the day, taking
ladies and children to and from the
grounds. We are under obligations to
them for favors shown our reporters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

RuS,wAY.-A horse attached to rock.
away of Major A. X. Courtney, standing il
front of his Office, on Franklin street, be-
came frightened at the noise of child:
perambulator on the sidewalk, and dashed
off at rapid pace, breaking the shafts o
the vehicle and somewhat injuring himsel
before he was stopped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

THE SOUTHERN OPINIoN.-The adver-
tisement of Mr.. Pollard informs us that
the Southern Opinion will appear on the
10Th instant. The reader is referred to
the advertisement itself for information
concerning a paper which will probably
attract much attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

BASEBALL MAT 1.-The StonewaL
Baseball Club OF this city went TO Re-
tersburg yesterday to play match game
with the Independents there. The stone
wall, though considered an excellent cruz
did not show their usual good playing, ahC
were badly beaten.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

HORSE N A BAR-ROoM.-The horse at
tached to the buggy Of Mr.. Lockerman,
who lives a few miles below the city, took
fright ON Orleans street, Port Ma.o, Oh
yesterday, and daShing off in the direction
of Main street, ran into the bar-room kept
by John Smith, 1885 Main street, and not
fancying the company into which he had
so unceremoniously intruded, made an
other run farther down the street. He was,
however, soon caught and secured. Five
little children Of Mr.. Finley, who were
playing in the street, barely escaped being
run over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

CoNvICTs RECEIvED.-The sheriff OF
Campbell county brought to the peniten-
tiary yesterday Charles 7. Emanuel, white
convicted of horse stealing, and sentenced
for twelve years; and Preston Clark, black,
convicted of arson, and sentenced for five
wears
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

MEETING OF LITERARY SoCIETIEs.-The
members of all the literary societies OF
Richmond and Manchester meet this morn
ing at IL o'clock in the lecture-room of st.
James church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

TuF DAILY DIsrAroH FoR THR SrRlN"s AND
sryxsS RESORTS. patty DisPdtch VIII be
.I.,lv mailed for the whole or any part OF the
80, 20 our friends whom visit the Springs or
o,,, .rnmcr resort. Orders left at our counter or
nail will receive attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

C,ncr,r Counr OF RIcnMoSp.-Jndge
Meredith was engaged most OF the time
Yesterday in hearing the argument IN the
casc of the Commonwealth Us. the Ma
tional Express and transportation Com
nany on a question of taxation. His de-
cis;on was reserved for to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

APPoINTMENT.-Mr. William II. Lyme,
of the firm Of Lyme & Brother, was on yes
terday appointed notary public by the Go
yprppr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

RopRgRY.-A room connected with the
office Of II. 5. Merrill X Co., under the
Exchange Hotel, was entered few nights
since, and everything of value taken ont.
There was no money in the Office: but
there were large number of valuable
papers. which were taken out and de-
>troyed. Among the property which was
i'll the room at the time We're several
boxes and packages LETT there by other
parties for SAte-keeping, but which turned
up missing on yesterday when looked for.
The doors were all securely locked when
Mr.. Merrill entered it yesterday, showing
that the person or persons who committed
the robbery had false keys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

NOTICE OF. DISSOLUTION.-1h
~ co partnership heretofore existing bstwesn
the undersigned under the firm OF BETZ, fUhNbI
LING & BsYBR Is this day dissolved oy Inntpai
consent The business OF the former hrm VIII De
seti!ed by %. q. Yuengliug Jr., and John A.
Boyer. JOHN r, PEI ~ Nn Tn
May 81, 1861. JOHN A. bEIEH.
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
DAVID G. YUENGLIEG, JR., and JOHN A.
BFYFR both residing in the cit Of Richmond.
and JOHN F. BETZ resitiug in the city of New
York, have this day formed limited par,nerht
undor the firm OF YUENGblNf BEi Oh, Tor the
rerm of two years from the date hereof for the
plrposs OF manufacturing and selling MALT ID I.
QUokS and carrying on the general business OF
BREWING. at and from the place OF bu.lnsss at
below Rockets near the city of Richmond David
@. Yuengliug, Jr, and John A. Boyer are general
mariners John + Bctz Is special partner, and con-
tIinutes the sum Of sixty III ousand dollars
witness the following signatures. this 2sth day
OF Nay, 1857. D. q; fUEMGLiNu, JR,
JOHN A. BEYER,
JOHN Y. BETZ.
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OOK AT THlsl LOOK At THIS

LOOK AT THIS! LOOK At THIS!
Il THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEHIRL'S, No. Il MAIN sTRBZT.
s 900 wards BIRACHsD TWlLLSD GOTT N
'sHIRTIHGS, or for other l2mily purposes,
only l6sc per yard, worth csc. /;
2 600 wards heavy BLEA0hGO (wide) SHEET
900 v ards SUPREME "a PILLOw-CAsE COT.
600 vati. S.. and IGi BL'EACHED and UN.
BLEACHED SHzETINGs ct greatly reduced
prices! a. $1,000,
Ing of without regard 10 cost;
900 ards all styles Of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEbG at extraordinarily low prices,
lust TO suit me times; -
500 wards heavy GRAY TWILLED FLANNEL,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillinSs the yard
must DO sold of.
EZEKIEL's Cheap Store,
No. Ii Main street.
fsi nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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DRY Goods.

THE ATTENTION of the trade is
we are now receiving, embracing BUTTONS,
BRAIDs, HOSIERY, CLONES, SCsPEN ms.
HAIR NETS, aud SMALL WARES and NOTIONS
If eyery description, most Of which have been
bought At thu recent New York auction sales; and
we are therefore able to sell some lines Of goods
az LOWER FIGURES than have been ruling du-
ring the season. An exaInination Of our prices is
nv 10 N'' VALENTINE & FRANKLIN.
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CITY OF RICHMOND. VA, TO WIT:

CITY OF RICHMOND, VA, TO WIT:
David G. Yuengling, Jr., and John A. Boyer.
general partners above named, being BY me duly
sworn made oath that th- SUN of sixty thousand
dollars stated above to be contri buIet by John +
Beiz special partner, has been by him actually
paid IA cash. ..-
Given under nv hand this ?9th day Of May, 1897.
r. X. HUWIsON, Notary PuOlie:
mvy-2t RiChmonI, Va
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consideration of Advertisements

tyors All Advertisements are classified, a.
they are Tins more easily referred TO by the rea%0'
Tho new ones appear srst under each heading.
.arar,i.ements received too late for clssshca'
,,on will be found at foot OF columns.
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GrOceries, &c.

"a BOXES PRIME NEW FACTORY
OU CHgRsE, on consignment per stssmsr this
aay, Ill TO WEST ANDREWS,
"i No l7l2 east Main street.
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JTSE l, 1867.
sun sets.......... 7l2 High tide, p. M.... ga
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-24
An OIL millionaire.

The sheriff Of Venango county,, Pa, has
advertised the property of two scores OF
"conpanies' for sale, but while many have
lost others have gained. A Titusville cor
respondent of the Rochester linton tells the
following:
Some five miles up the creek. and to the
west of II, laying across Bennehoif Western
and Pioneer runs Is the farm of John BEN
ninghof which can be bought for the mod
est sum of four hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. Don't start The royalty paid
during the month of November was over
thirty three thousand dollars, and this at a
low price of oil. Only about one tenth OF
this farm has been developed.
In the possession of well nigh million
ofdollars In cash, the old gentleman seems
TO have no idea of this wealth. Recently
he was complaining to friend that HIS
agent had granted six leases on his corn
patch, and what he should do for corn next
summer he knew not; said he, II must
break up a new piece of ground, aud for a
man of my years it's too badn
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-24
Cincinnati Markets.

r.-. -, OINoINNArt January %.
FLouR-Quotatious undergo no chang.
spring superilne sells at so 3bCae 7b SnrgSno
extra ~ SlO@ll Winter suporfjnc rangas
- 20. oN''U' atSl ZOO
WnEAT-No. 2 Spring Is quoted at 40 IL,
10, 70, !, 90 at ~ 30. No. Red Winter is
held at ~ 70 by those who have n on ths m
market but II Is hardly salablc M bettav
tnan ~ 20. No. | sold at s2 Sc, bnt i, that
raI1 lt1 Is extreme, 81 10 being the most that
millers care 10 allow, 'O'' ''i"t
CoRN--ls less firm, and viii not brlng tho
et,i eair9me quotations of yesterday, theugb
still held for them. '""uB"
"a 99Ars--Are steady at 5O@59c. for Nos 2
Rye Is held at 81 20 for prime samn,as
win no market above 81 10. ''0''
HhooERIEs--rhe market rules ntiet but
with fair demand. We onote
@ common non to choice Rio Coffee no 29ta27c T,
,.aow sugar at ll@l4c,; hard refined lG@
Rico. 'VS'"o' ior forto
w WhisKY-The market continues ver,.
nun, . Ihere Is scarcely any demand. and
prices are but little better than nominal
oohded, new can be bought at 25o