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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03
DANvILLE, June 90, 1867.

Masonic ADDRESS.
DANvILLE, June 80, 1867.
Danvile has been unusually excited for
the past week. On Monday last tho Moro
took Lodge OF Masons had public install
la,ion OF officers. The officers were in-
stalled BY z. N. William RSon of Roman
Eagle Lodge. The very heavy fall of rain
prevented the citizens of the town from
attending.
On Tuesday the various Sabbath schools
of the town united in a picnic. Early in
the morning they formed 1t their several
churches and marched TO the depot. At
the head OF Main street they came to-
gethcr, making longer Sunday school
procession than was ever before seen in
Danvillc. There were some six hundr ed
persons in the line.
Being seated in the cars, the happy
throng was quickly aud safely conveyed TO
Reidsville, n. c., where the citizens, APP
priScd of their coming, had made all ne
cesSary arrangements for their comfort
The schools were cordially and gracefully
welcomed in neat little address by Ma
jor Holaer0y. After singing some beauti-
tui Sunday school songs, an intermiSsion
was given, after which prayer was offered
by Rev. W. W. Duncan, then an address
By Nr. ". W. Baird, then dinner, then rain,
thea something more to eat, and more rain,
and general stampede to the cars.
The rain ceasiug, aud having the time,
Rev. Mr.. Woods, returned missionary
from China, entertained the company for
an hour with accounts of the people
amongst whom he has been preaching. His
remarks were deeply interesting. After
this delightful entertainment by Mr..
Woods we all started for home, and
reached town worn out and glad enough
TO get little rest. The picnic was on a
grand scale the crowd was var!ously esti-
mated from 700 to 1000 persons. The
old people were glad that pic-nics come SO
seldom while the little folks thought it
grand.
The commencement exercises Of Roam
okr Female College occurred on Wednes-
day evening in the Baptist church. Not
withstanding the very heavy rain that was
falling. the church was filled to overflow
ing. DR.. Broadus, Of the Theological Sc
minary, GreeuviIle, 5. c., delivered the
annual address, aud most amply did he
compensate ns for trudgiug through the
rain and mud. His theme was "Accon- /;
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By LIE. & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and iuctloneers,
No III CtrY street.


~ Il L 5 7 T. i - SALE OF ALI.
I ABLE REAL ESTAr :, IN THE TOWN or
MANCHESTER. 1T ATCTluN by virtue - two
deeds Of trust, bearing d-ta i'th I)ecrlnnsr l'os
and o: record in the Ci-rk's o:ica OF Chesterfield
County Court, secure III" rayn"n, Of Certain mo
ney th.r-in specified, aud 81 rsI2"s,ed ny th'
on III. premises, "a Mo>piY MKT, lst July,
1867, at 5 clock Z. " the real e5tat" mentioned
in The said i. eds. which j. - follows: all mat
LOT OF GEup I'D fronting i32 feet on Perry
street. il III. town "r Manchester, aud -; ending
hack lG5 feet bling l"t 80. u III plan OF S",d
town upan which are tr-o newly er-cted frame
i.uam.Iirs with two rooms e't,li and E'ae Ias-
.a.,s now routed to = oil tenant, al fir rent
The ~itirc property = vel! enclosed VITA he"
plank fence.
TERMS: Announced on day OF sale.
y NJ. LIE. Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE < GopDIS' AutIo"eef-.
P0sTpNEGMETT.- Tho above gale is post
poned until WEDNESDAY 4EENlNG, Sd in
slant, al o'clock. LEE &""oD' y.
- > .uc.'uruHr1.
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BE- GrubDs |, Williams, Auctioneogs,
Northwest corner of Main ead Eleventh street,

VALUABLE GEANITE-F z o n It
Y TENEMENT or MAIN STREET OPPOSITE
FIRST MARK at, At kUCTlrI.-Cn WahE ES-
DAY, sd of July, atoo'clockP "; We viii eel
FROST I EN aMENT No. 10! east Main street
adjoining =. 4. Str.ckerS store. and occupied By
Harrison Is ii clothing AID day goods store. II
has three stories aud attic above TIE cellar,
and is in Z od repair.
The location il OF the best in the CITY for
business. lti- now rented At : 100 per annum.
Terms: Liberal, and made known at the Il ne OF
sale GEUBDS " 1.L!aM>.
j.. % Auc,ioue-rs.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

~
FUTURE DAY.
- - -
BYE B. Cook. Auctioneer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF
FJgNITURE, PARLoR SETS, MIRRORS
OFFICE FURNITURE.
IRON SAFE, OMMIBUSEs. &c.
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, July 10th. ~ 10 o'clock, VIII
sell at the Monument Ho,el. corner OF MINI ana
Grace Streets the entire HOTEL OUTFIT, consist
Ing of
HANDSOME MIRRORS,
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, and 1SGEAlS CAR
FLOOR GILcLoTH and MATING.
M.RBLE.TOP CHAMBER SITES:
COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE main
RORsArS. wARDRnBES. WAsH-fAaDs,
F sigH FL I 81 &c p NnGTySSssEs'
CANE and WooD.sEAT CHAIRs.
WALNUT EXTENSION aud SIDE TABLES,
large 10, Of CROCKERY. CHINA, GLASS,
and TIEWAEE. &c. &C.
The office furniture consists OF
MAHOGANY and WALNUT DESKS,
large size Ard CLOCK
lTILTuT L MCFARLAND Ik"N SAFE, &c.
After Which will be sold
large OMNIBUS, capable .; carrying twelve
pair superior HogSEs and HARNESS.
Concord SPRING WAGON
The attention Of tn pub ic j. allied 70 this sale.
themselves with good furniture. and TO ar! one
wishing to embark in this business an opportunity
rarely met with, embracing as II does every article
necessary for the conduct Of a tr-t. class hotel
20. p. EMERSON.
saIs conducted By E. B. Cook, Auctlon:er.
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Bv Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers.
IL z. IL. 80. -

TWO FRAME HOUSES, on TIE
l .AsT SIDE CF TWEHTY NINTH STREET.
B.TWEEN " aED y STRESTS, FOE SALE
At AUCTION. Will ba sold. at The request OF
the owner on FRIDAY. 5th July, 1867, al malt
past clock p NJ, the above described PRo-
PERTY, which has been recently paintsd, ana pm.
rooms kitchen aud the usual oUt-housss, with
wells OF good water, and are now occupied by
tenants at fair rents.
The LOTS front thirty feet each, more OF less,
running hack the usual depth
TERMS Liberal, aud made known On day OF
sale. La Sb bcoi hs"'
AnctMnsnrN.
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BY Grubbs Williams. Auc'ioncer-,
North Y est corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

FRAMED BUILDING, ON LEASET
r GRoUTD. FOE SALE At aCtT, ~ ON
WEDNESDAY, al OF July. ut IL o'clock NJ we
FRAMED aUr~E owned ny Nancy Cart"r, siiu
,ted on Frarklin street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets. II u arranged Tor store he,
low ana dwelling above, and Is Il very good
stand tor business. - ,-,r
anciOn,-rS.
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auction Sales.
By Grubbs & William, Auctioneers,
North west corner OF Main and hleVenth streets
ErTIrRE DAY.

DR1CK TENEMENT, ON NORTH
y SIZE OF FRANKLlN sTREhr BEIW tEE
At AUCTION We will sell at auction: on The
premises on MONDAY tina s'h Of 1ulv: VI o,cl2ck
p ~ tho three-siorr BRICK TsHtM Me- 70
Gated a, above described. recently occupied nE
Allen Lyon II has six rooms. and kltchen WIN
two rooms gas and water on The premises. ~ /
now vacant therefore. the purchaser can sst III
mediate possession.
TrRM4: one fourth cash balance at six, twAIre.
and aight.a, MOI tbs. for eEotibe notes, interest
aided secured by 4 trust deed.
ia .;isrR3S WILLIAMS, Auct'onserS.
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auction Sales.
THIS DA I.
By Omoh uniro & Z

BY 0mohuniro 90,
Auctfonaers and Commission Merchant, 40 "o1
BROAD s.rset. between Second aud Third.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR STOKE
w THIS iwednead' ~ MoE:lSG comm =. !, C. c
Ing at 10 O'Clock. an assortment Of rGks uh c,
niY GO rs &c. consisting o. good assortment
OF Dry Good. shoes. tafs
MISUNDERSTANDING ~
Bacon. th-ase, so'1,
Molas-es, Butter, &c
Sofas, Lounges,
Tables. Warirohes,
Desk "a large onel, Chairs.
jy7 GInHuEDRp & c.. hucroneers.
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Seasonabie hints, if true: The Oil OF
pennyroyal will keep mosquitoes out OF a
room if scattered about even in small
quantities. Reaches are extermlnated by
scattering a handful Of fresh cucumber
parngs about the house. No iy will light
on the window which has been washed with
water in which a little garlick has been
boiled.
We usually give the name four syllables
in uttering it-kos-ci-usz -ko. The Polish
tongue is said to give it but three, the mid
die one forming sound somewhere be-
tween choose and Juice, and the whole being
os-ciusz- ko.-Ne,g York Times.
The Italian is most mellfiuous Ian
guage. In that sweet tongue the celc-
brated composer of "Il Trovatore" is
known as II Signor Giuseppe Verdi. In
English be would be Joseph Green.
Doctor-"WelI, Madam, how's your hus.
band to-day?" Wife-"Why, doctor, lie
is no better" Doctor-"Did you get the
lecchcs p Wiic-"Ycs; but he only took
three of them raw-I had to fry the rest -
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BY Eegnault s. Co., Auctioneers
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
tADDLES, BUGGY II A K y + ) )
>CAPT SsbpI.FS. BRIDES. EREECHING
FURNITURE. BOOKS, AND STATIONERY AT
UCTION With ont reserve We wi Sci! by auc,
ton. at our store, WEDNESDAY MoAN 1Hu, ~
instant, commencing at 10 o'clock.
superior city made SADDLES.
Single and double city made HaRNESS,
GAIT SADDLES, BRIDES, and BREECH-
ING:
handsome assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BEDS.
MATTRESSES,
CARPETS;
large variety Of ,.u.
STATIONERY,
MEDALS,
MIRRORS,
SHOWCASES, &c.
;voe, suc'ioncers.
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How TO KEEP EGGS FOR YEAR.-Take
perfectly fresh and sound eggs, and then
pure water. For every three gallons OF
water put in one pint of tresh-slacked
lime. and of common salt one half pint.
Mix well and let the barrel be about halt
full of this fluid, then, with dish, let
down the fresh eggs into it, tipping the
dish after it fills with water, so that they
NAV roll out without cracking the she'll !;
for If The shell should be cracked the
egg will spoil Philadelphia Press.
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By Z B. Cook. AnctI"nser'
Cor,.r r. GovarrOr and Franklin streets.

Corner o. Governor ana FEdHa'''' ''''N'7'
HOUSEHOLD FUREITURE. &C.
I'll AT ,rCTIOy-I will s"ll al my stor" -
N,KRnW Wednesday, he n instant. c@mrnen-
cling At 10 o'clock, large 10, o. FuRAil uth'
s'''' MAHHGASY wARpRoBss and BUREAUS.
TAhR;E.TUP ,SHSTAr D..
KnsEWOOD nd JENNY LIND BBD>TEADs,
EGYPTIAN MAtBLE- TOP NABLES,
MARBLE TOP CENTRE TABLES,
M ifp ST'1 and WALNUT PARL o R
CHaIR-.
M.H"G.NY SNFAS,
AETlQUE CHA!ES,
DIyiSG. KooM CANE CHAIRS,
SEVERAL nGZ y "EW WOOD C!!AlEs,
sew HaIRend SHUGk MATTRESSES,
FE.THtR BEDS.
RnTsTERS and PILLOWS,
OFFICE y :SKS and CHAIRS,
REFRIGE9ATuES.
WATEe-C OOLERS,
An assortment OF
CHINA.
CEoCkERT.
GLASSWARE, etc.
/ GOOD BOOKINGS STOVE and UTENSILS.
iv2 z. 4. COOK, AuCti"7.er
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BY Grubbs & Williams Aucttoneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TOT AT THE SOUTHEAST COR
LINER OF CARY AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS FOR LEASE at AUCTInN On WE'D.
will lea So for term Il yeats upon the premises,
the valuable lot located 4, above, occupied for
many years by Robert Farrar for hl'cksm'h
sbon. ard now hv Messrs Iarus !; berry and vii :
liam Nal Crew for COL vars For the coal busi-
ness This is one of thu bc,' stands in the city.
Approved security will be reqrir.d from the les
see. HhubbS " " III; ~,
~ an''io!l"'Ib.
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BY Davenport s. Co, STOCK Anct!on-ers.
,tic. over National Exchange Bank.

tf.iCs over Nalolh! ESCA2A-c bGaE.
WYE SHALL Sc i AT AUCTION,
W II cur office over tAe :, rational ExchGc "a
Bsns on WEDNESDAY, .iuly 81, comn"n-:u- -
~ n'cloe. thu following nOH IS ana ar'Ck>
$50, 800 tilv vi LyncLUufS Elk feE CeAt. coupon
Soud-,
sl,o;o CITY .! i,ynch5u:s s!. Per Cent: Ees!otered
so, 600 City Of Kichmona SIX Pc. Cent. Registered
Bonds,
&, 6vo Virginia and Tcnne. see Railroad Fix Per
Gent. Coupon Eo-ts, Erst and second
81. 600 virginia six Per C-a,. Registered ho2ds.
$3.50 soutbs!de z4!l'oad Coupons, past due ;
guaranteed By city Petersburg;
10 share. MaucEest-r Cotton and Wool Manu-
facturius Company Stock,
% shares kichucnd anu UGGv!!Ie Railroad
Companys stocS,
% shares Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
,olaac hai!ro4l Co4paay'a Stock,
20 shares Virginia Savings and Insurance
Company Stock y. J. bgrr, Secretary !,
shares National H.rk s,ooE,
and sucn oher bonds ana stocks may be offered
wIrHugI LIMIT before day Il s4l
DAVENPORT s. CO.,
ia o3--:ls Flock Auctionters.
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Ev L u. EachO.
-
A1c.ion..r and Real Es.a:. Agent, office on Four
t,entn street between Main and FRANKLIN.
rOR SALE AT AU1TION. On THE

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, On Tdt.
y ,r.,,i.a. an WEDNESDAY. July 3D. at .
ocdsk r ii avery desirable little ~ IN n"
cour of Henrico live miles below h!chrono.
and i, half ecres OF land, with growing crap 81
corn. ot's hay, vegetables, &c tIaown a. n T,
HID nov in the occupancy OF Mf l.. p'idrii lne
ment. on the place there ara Two kitchens,
smoke hous-, bar, stable, and o'h-r Improve
m-ur. The above pc perry can %. bought PR
y.tely if application !, made t-ioTe tae DAY OF
sale. Z = ia
i. .9-t!s Auctioncer and Real ketais gent
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By 6. w. Willis. auct!oneer.
No LAS Main street.

rLOSTNG-OUT SALE OF PAWN
I pp0TEE.s STOCK VIII be sold at auct!on,
q. nv ATM. TUIs MIRE!SG. commencing st 10
O'clock the balance o, pawnbr ,ksr,s st OK con.
.istin. Of over sou pisces CLOTH HG ana o,hsT
9, DDS The goods ara ~ very superior quaii'!'
ct r.. -, 1 1aoh - G w. WILLS,
IVA .iuC'ioneer.
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From orr Special Reporter
yERSIrY or VIRGINIA.

Meeting of the Society of Alumni-R eslgna-
lion or DIR. Howard : Erection of New
Chairs Religions Statistics OF the Unircr-
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a. AIESLIE,
~ MAyUYACTURER AID ~

DEALER IN CO REi II e Is,
No. 10 TRarH sgKgEr, BETWEEN AhI' ~ va
worId inform his frendo aud b. tartl ~ ~.
puuuc that he II buli!iny - h..A.f',-.s -
tiIES ROCKAMAYS, and Winn"9 n' tIf.'
nuality Also that he 10 HAVING 'N' "..t.'t 3.
IN, best manufacturers It tAs worm. 81 20 a..
styles of carriages, aud win be ptei =, -.
to exhibit - complete an assortment - ~" ~
found. ..,,, ,.s an
Major Fl. H. SgLDgs Il engaged ~''A H..'
wi III DO pleased 70 eco his old iro"t'' 'E ~
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Poca4oSTAs TRrBE. No. -, ]. 9. f Nj
81 Sleep. Buck Moon. 6. ;. D., 315
THE MEMBERS OF POCAHONTAS
TRIBE, No t. !. o. r. u ara hereby mott.
fed to attend regular council Of ,he Tribe IN n e
nv xirwam corner Rank and Tenth s:Teet', on
This Wednesday, EVbNlIG, July 3D., 1857, at 5
O'Clock 80
As ihis council Is called for the dndcatton al onr
new vrigwam every hro,hsr i expected TO bs pre-
sent Members OF s!eta r Tribes in good standi z <
ar. (ratarnallv invited 10 attend.
BY order Of the Tribe
jv3-ltN ".NHt|hl :. OF y.
CROCK NJ f F T y "A
- meeting Of the stockholders Of the Richmond
Glass Manufacturing Company will hs held AZ N .
Office Of r. Fl. Montague on MONDAY. Ans uSt 5th.
l,d7 at 10 o'clock 4. II. 4 ful mse;!ng Is desired.
WILLIAM S. M0EtlS,
iv 3-eod3v l.heudtd President.
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LETTER FROM DANvILLE.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.
Masonic CeIebrntion-SuEda School
pic-N:c College, Commencement
Address by Dr. J. 4. HTOutlus-COn-
f,rrinS Hip.onas-Grnnd Concert
Masonic Address.
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ScctS.

rVlJRN!P SEED! IT. kNif 5i-HO b.
EAELY WHITE DUTCH TCRElf.
RED TOP sTRAP.LEAfTI H1!F,
LARGE WHITE aoRFOLkTURaIF.
WHITE GLOBE TrR3iP,
YELLOW GLOBE TUE%lP,
GRgRY TOP ABERDEEN ICE%'P,
DEyO:SulHE CRAY sTo@h IOH'if'
IMPROVED RCTA bAGA TEh@.F'
WHITE sWEDE TuE%Ip. etc. et:.
For sale ~ AHL-A-' =
a.. I.asI4oa.res1
GARDEN SLEn.-A fresh supply
II reliable GARDEN and gLoH n& 50 ~ j.
received BY JOHN W h.e3 -. XIX. 80,
mn h~4h Btu
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uruLIAM s. MUNSoN, =, srpgg:
w No. :. y .4.E > mn

" No ~ .4!G .
pS4LGa ~ tg#s
r,ovr.,yc pnps I'D o.yA&gIT-L. .s'.'
GOODS OF HyEEY DEsC&ifTloA
paryr,r.S WAVES CHAlES, SElA 90
TABLES. EAT-SrAHD ,s.
GARDEN ORNAMENTS. 6GACE. ; - -
Iron STABLE FURNITURE Of re
''tgSa RaiLlS0s oiaM styles, t"s.ni.s i.
P,f.n,-tha Eos! daI.b!s aAG ectLV!-''"'
COPPER WEATHER WAVES. any tsi.8''
CD urchaa, public buildings, SC. 9s al.
SION ENBLsMS for each and every 't' '- ~ !,
profession. Tness signs are mtds tI.as|'t -,
Zinc or copper, aud gtlded With !ae p'S. go
u: moderate prices.
aisu. sgsnt for the ale 2. ..Ps
dOISG's lMPRoNEp EuErPaAN, - "a ~ Il
o. ). QriaBY's sXCEI@!oh fLhh yu
HEATERS QHAIss, 81. "
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By Lee < Goddln,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No 1914 Cary street

GIN HUNDRED AND SINTY-S1N
y ACRES OF WOOD LAND NEAE WIhCoN 5
WHARF. IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, FUK
C0nr,houss on THURSDAY the 18th OF Juy. l't',
that bling court day. Gf5 ACHES three and a half
miles from Wicox's wharf. on James river Inls
Ia nd fr0cts on Swlny,rd's road. and adjoin. the
lands OF John Walker lanes Barnes, ard others.
This land il well wooded, and would sui any oh'
WISHING. 10 20 in tho wood business. rms t'dCt
ri be siIb-ai vded 20 20 suit persons ol SHALL
means The improvements consist .! new, COM
Portable house and kitchen. Mr. John ttamhlet IS
Auctionesrs
After the above sale will be sold 4 ACRES near
Hopewel church, adjoining the lands OF anin9n!
TERMS: Made known on day Of sale. y
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For Rent.

nor RENT. a very desirable E0rs,
IN Tweu.y- ninth street betgesa Grace !.
and Franklin. with six rooms and kitcs "A
For further Information Afply n "a
WALSH'S GIN sTop7 ~
1897 MAJ ;,r,[.
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TT(t3ats.

WANTED. 1T THE METROPuM-
" TAN WORKS. corner Seventh ard Canal
s'r.sts. three good BLACKSMITHS. accustomed -
railroad work and one first class PATTER :
MAKER ia3-:t1 TANNER&Ell6ETS
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CLERK WANTED Age, between
~ twenty and fifty. Mn-t write a rapid. good
and and know some hing 81 book keeping and
legal forms. Steady. energetic. and wiling 10 do
any honorable. labor. apr! locations addressed TO
W. G. J.. Richmond post. Office with ample refer
ence> for character and qualifications, attended to.
aono others noticed. SALARY, 300 per annGn
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rtleGRapHlC MARKET REPORTS.

, - PnI.s.srr, III Nay 81, 1857
e. rhsasp,is and Erie Railroad 2' Reading Railroad
on New par Flour dub and declining
extra exit SIS Western sss s7 20 rd &C. 30
s .s.; snsss. II S
c, stock Of Rio sess s Cotton 81 is sne.
but steady "a at &c for mddng npa1ds Flour dS prices
,aPs tsd s. r. ysa ss s" sIa
~ s o @ s Ssnns p sS sn ' s
aucMess pork s237s; bulk shoulders and sides &C. lie;
@ G sd se' for rG a
key dull and nominal at Soc for bonded
Flour dull aud unchanged sales 800 bbs western ba
At "a Wheat DUH buyers holding OF quotations ncmi-
" an sh.s s
swsssr 1:s ARR. Il
"r w sssss d Meas sp po ens ss hsd !. e
@ Hsn wss: q Sssss sB
Flour dull but unchanged sales 900 bbs al SIS for No
spring sl6 for red winter si7 for white sl7 50 SIS for
Cub 81 Corn su quiet and Sea a.
,s;ssss E 'ss :sa:'G :. s sss s.
ssas ngs = - Is 's sas m sss :Ss
ss +: ais g 40 e Sss
aSe Il 81 bushels
CHICAGO. May 81. 1857
Flour dull AMI nominal Wheat dull ~ decline OF
Re- &C.; sales OF No. at 81 ST. No at 81 IS 50 So
closing quiet - 81 50 for the latter Corn opened
ss.f, b. 'ls:9s eSs: e.
TIC for No Rye frmer nj advance OF 1c; sales
81 81 81 So forsNo. l. and 81 45 81 A. for No Barley
neeecsea ana nemna Msss PORK non,nat - 90 Lard
shipping Live hogs moderately active at % 124 Sc 81
ssSs & ss s: sT o .S.: r.
1t00 do. OATS 2<0O hogs. Shipments. 1900 bbs four
1900 bushels wheat; n 600 do. corn; 1850 do oats
CINCINNATI May II, 1857
Flour dull but unchanged with retail trade nominal
prices winter superne e12 50 trade brands SIS 50 SIS
fancy do SI6 90 Wheat dull and but little in the market
No winter red offered at 81 TO- and No. s. Corn
dull lower and NOMINATE No sSc in bulk and CSC sc
aacked Rye. 90 whiskey dull: was held At &c.; SOC
Cas cnsred Cotton d. ana nominal midang Cs, Of
"a 7s: bulk meats, &C. ios<c bacon g. lie l2i4c
fresh Groceries dull and unchanged nseed oil 81 -
81 90. Gold. i3z buying AMI lH selling Exchange
steady. .
ToLxpo. May 81 1867
Flour quiet Wheat nominalv lower. Corn dui No.
has declined &c.; No. declined Be- Oats dropping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

clear and Ike like for ribbed The lard
bbls a islc sXc Butter and cheese remsinsd steady
PrrsoLnus-crade continued in light demand but arm
os :a ls Ov w and S n ess sSr regular crafty, The
Bended moderately active about previous prices
81 ss we're made 70 the sssn; Of 800 Sos .hs
other important sales
sGc.usa good demand and the
Upon or s soas q Of oS G for far rsss1Sns And %
for dSbs and II. :ss for o &
ss :, rs Refined in demand and ID
~ss and fo crushed r
other
and . DO rs.s 70. dee,
fully %:'n.ir:s g: sale: Central A%sI
1% M
Vera S.,,. crss .e c saH sssaos Ay,s.s
Cape ssc asis Dser.Honduras s5c sTlSc Vera CRUZ
SIZE Sc; sisA Sc &c., and Para. Gle s4caH gold
s sxarMIiverpoo, remained quie. bu, firm. Jobber.'
prices unchanged, Ashton: being quoted stsi
Tnrss I.lsnd n coc ~ - 70 p ground ~ sna
SEEDS caicatts liaseed remained steady and firm We
srsIIy. ruled duh At SIC ssc gold for ssslan. We
W. chang, y.
ssc.s CONTINUED auis, hut the market remained firm.
TIN Straits; Ssde, faiI demand ruled armsr sales
s.y Il asc small sale: were made
a. 25sSc English dull and nominal at 22c all gold
ToaAcco In fair demand for export; ssl~s l hhds
Kentucky at Sc. l6c and 100 bales Havana atS71c.
TALLow was moderately active and steady with sales of
$4,000 lbs. at lie a II tfc
wMskxr.-Recepts $50 bbs The market continued
firm, with fair demand Sales 400 bbs bond at SIC
S5o for Western and Sc for State
WooL-Si the market continues dull. II II almost UNI
vcrsaly conceded that immediate trade
be looked for unit, there marked in the
wooilen goods Although the stock OF all descrp
tons il exceedingly light IL Is than adequate to the de-
mand, manufacturers manifesting inclination
to extend their purchases beyond their immediate
necessities. Many OF the mills arc work
ting short time. and not few have been stopped,
consequent mainly the sagnaon trade woolens
Prices for all grades continue favor the buyers though
line lots would command full rates The sales
light being confined about 10000 lbs State and Western
neeces at 45c &c. including Pennsylvania Sec.
washed Kentucky ut DC. and unwashed OHIO Mt 35sc:
"a 0M lbs Texas at Pc sc chiefly at 29c 33fc.. and
$4,000 lbs. and extra pulled DOC a No sales
OF moment. OF foreign reported.