davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-21

FERTILIZERS
Peruvian Guano. observation-disclosures. .Sllo
Fowle g. Co.'S Soluble Phosphated Peruvian
.........9oI
VIM. II, Fowle, Bayne s. Cos Manipu- .
lated eo4n, Cotton and Tobocco Fortii. ~
Phosphate and AiKalies. ...............4750
q Plaster and Potash Ultimately
combined 4eO
Sombrero Guano.. $4,000
Bartholow's Prepared Guano. ...... 1872 90
do do Bonedust. ...... ~ 90
Kettlewells Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Soluble PACING. 300 w
Flour of Bone. $500
Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate. S62.50
Eureka Phosphate. ............. S6250
Reeds Amoniated Super Phosphate
OF Lime. $1,000
Ford's Fertilizer y ton of 1000 lbs. $500
Baltimore Company's Ammonated Super
Phosphate of Lime $57 y ton of 1000 lbs
do do Poudrett S2s y ton of 1000 lbs
Ground Plaster. $1,000
Lump do on the cars. 49,. $500
Supply limited; demand increasing, several car
goes expected during the week
F1SR.-The season is just opened, and the
market is we'll supplied with fresh. In the course
of a W weeks the packers will begin their ope-
rations, and will shortly thereafter be ready to
supply the trade, and consumers with the sailed
fish, We quote salt fish as follows;
Per barrel-Mackerel, No. l., one
do No. 2, $3.50 y half barrel; do No. 3, SIP
per kit No. l, $500, Potomac Herrings $1,000
limited supply. Alewives, $3.50. Labradors, s.
No. Herring So so.
FLOUR-Sales continue limited. The stock is
fair, and demand moderate. The prices range as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-21
nd tits dull at from s15oo@17.oo u ton from

LATHS-Little dol Z
LEATHER-oaksole p tb 4o@45c; Rough
Country 3O@32c Hemlock, Sole good, 4O@43c !;
do damaged 37@3sc; Finished Calfskin $l.75
@2oO: do upper 10000 per foot
L1ME-In demand; Virginia. s2.l2@2'25
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-21

:WM. NJ. FITZHUGu. c. pro tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
p4SSP NGERS ARRIVED.

FROM AsPlNwALL, nov 20-n se,msaip Ocean Sseen -
Mrs Chase aud child dss irwin Mn NJ
long b. Levi, Merritt. janice Smith, +. Cromwell Howell @
Z. Mitchell J. Henderson j. hosenDann Jseob UT
Eddv r. l. d. Ayia Dr. Atche, A. HenkeEd, %
Wilett }. Young, J. kunharii, Capt Hsmhn; Miss
Names M Barrs Mrs Hopkins, J. hnr5ock j.
w. Brown SMITH Capt Drake J. Essn Dr benehi, and VIE
M Canyer WoodW ard and child MI Mervefj - Jump A.
Ugtmsyrr w. Eduonds J. Duns0 NJ. p Walker, Newman X.
Armstrong A. j. Fergnson botte snd sssf b. Sn'
GOV KENNEDY family Major Barnard, Or Shackefod W'
dell A. Elmore. Miss Kinbll Nr .lrCge 3 Le ME- uoIwln
Mr.. Webb and two children J. row J. hAseJs
Ms WIite and child. J. w Sims. " OaIns Capt tden
FROM SAVANNAH-Noy. 20 n Steimsip Gan ssvsdor-ii'.
Watson A. Mis- ". Le0ulf0y r Hdnmoudi Chonss
Farrell Col Hamilton Capt Weed W p Erown & w ipis5s -
llargoaye Geo. W. King L. ippmen W. e. DllAnso y IL oooh'
J. J. BARTLETT n. II. NGlker. lsl-c :. COHEN.
FROM Iiyt,RPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Nov 2o-lD steam
lir T,gM r. Coudy p Frauks br ard Mrs j. liOlsh and
chid r. Wood Miss Ping Mr. J. Collins Nj D. Coins ana 30
IN he stcrrag
FROM CHARLESTON, Nov. 22In steamship SaiaiosssSss-
Gleason v. Sanchez Albert Eyerr JacloEd =. 4, AoS 49,,
hart
FROM HILTON HEAD, 8. c. Nov 2o-In bark Lamp su's'~
Nj j @. Johnson. NJ Reylu and lady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

We nd 35r boxes Of Cheese have been Eeeired during
the week while not % 600 boxes have been shipped abroad
This large gain Of nearly 1900 boxes the previous week
tells heavily the market the since shippers are
scarcely operating at all just now. They are buying very
spangy but want only Fancy ChoddT Cheese foF the Cht
mas market The stOSk is plng up IN the ety ana many
dealers Ni only receive sell on commission Although more
Cheese here than wanted still VIII Do Dter or
send forward ost Of their soch before the gts
edynnce they sure do upon the approach Of WINTER
Beside there is risk IN sending IN extreme cold Weatbe III
here they take the benefit Of sudden demand ana soon
be their way Europe The trade Just now Is az stand
still aud the made decline OF &C. Some very
good Factory has been so ut 6c while farm diaries arc not
moving az all and there Is almost no cah Tor HnglAh DAIRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
MllstelldnconE.

A FRANKFIELD g. Co., jewelers.. No. N9
"A. sve q EeaIteeaias, and NS 90 = "a
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER aud PLATED W AitE We are
and Manufacturer American uckoo Clocks Laess
Watches wl Secret Lockes FOR Likeness ,,,,,,,, r, . o.
w WATCHES suitable for speculative purposes:
w Gold and SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES. Gold Silver ADD
Plated CHAINS Goi and Ted JEWELBY send for Phee List
L. JACOBS. No. III Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-ToKK......~..NOv 40.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship vulcan M0TIi'qn PhhsdsiPla lila y Ros.,,
steamship Paays Er Wa.'oy yrsgoS aS g oov..
ss@.1P GobTS afT Rf9s ~ as9 Y d e!
George (Brem ArnsHn Queenstown vie Savannah
BIZ. J. TSs Bl Io1eoy, BsrbodOe, Norfolk, Brett Son
Brs Willy Smith Brl Grant, Johns, " F., N Z. Greene
Bs Anso.,ur Bre Lo.eIan Antwerp, Fuu'h MeireL't
sis L Cole Sampson, s., J,so Dc Cubs W'ySsa &c
SeEr s l. Thompson, Smith, New Haven, O. r. Racket
ssr .:a 80 yses' Z D; wssac
SchI. Ambro (Bl Brown 81 Johns y. o. r. / Nesn' S'n
ARRIVED.
o s:h r md.. s1d LSs pa. . to 2
, H 81 "a long "a o. passed bhsrsged steamship bound
18th M 4 IS Ions es ssssa:d night i1a VIZ ~ B.s sa
ship England end snbaTsh hence for Liverpool and one 'n""s
one scssn o",es gray Aspinwa Nov r. with md,e
AID 70 the PseSc Mail Steamship Nov 49, Frank shyIoa
d ss ns ST srsso. crowe Charleston 60 hours with de and
.'%.p Charles sT@91: sS:,'a so.,. Win a.. rs
s sa nSiRs Sisa Rasann ssessu s days. with
ship NeTea Nickel Newport Wales 81 days with iron TO Dear
Ship g PERISH Trieste nest = 3, d;y VT. se "s sSsS 70
no ws.,. Cunningham Liverpool with md'.
and 10 G H. MsI,hs Co OF ~ s 1 - t ~. . sss
mani whit Lq Il '-H leu from
Hairs Hilton Head 3 o. Gays Win u"0e'
.ud rotfon 10 r. NJ BiSby & Co. 49,.
~ M.,scvbo Iof ST. k Robinson Malaga Bay. with ,rs
10 RIOS. Wood Son Haze had heavy gas' nom sSL ana
Bs s csss, Albert o shsr6urne 81 Hardy Alicante 80 days
R Ksdr lo Boston Eldrd-e Malsss 20 dsys with fot
md lead 10 master continual gales hrst ID days onti be, oen
Moi,S Star 1of Turks Iand Waugh s. Jszo De Csba 10
days withs ugsT aud to Waydsd 4 Co., n a..
krg Eunce n So Beekwith Nassau " T. csy'
Bs Veteran (oi Liverpool ~ Snow yes 80 days, with vine
hs Charlotte MconaId Br Rands Glaze Bay "a days With
bS i.ssls L.y. DELI Burton Bran 30 days With
eoaa and sugar 10 T. Has been "a days north Oh
lat 30 strong sud NV winds 'Pi, sails and yse issss
Ser Elena spsn Mssang Csrdrnas days. Win n'a''e 70
hi Princess lOi Bhanl BOyey PaIas a days with
cur ants 70 George r. Buley - ~.
sehr H. Coance Wilson Pot johnson, n J., for Boston with
Schr venu. H,r.sy New Haven for Hudson,
Schr. C.. j. Erickson. Davis, Nohport for Baltimore
schr. Fanny Hammer. Vbblrd uarfrd-
scbr Rose skerret Lee, Proviroetown. with h.h
sehr Frank Iiorber, Cfowel Boston, with molassea
scAr. Chief Chamgin. NaIys.ch. L.,
schr. Porto Rico, Wentworth, frovidenee
Schr Mary Ann -, Providence Tor Albany
schr. A. Lincoln, BentleY Providence for Troy
schr RedOndO, Smith, Rondou. for bo ss.1 a,h,
schr. Surpdce. Peters. Providsnce for Phiaoe Phia
Schr. T. Hammond Fl rence, New Haven Win hsn
schr r. s. Sylvester Sylvester. Be FAST with barrels
schr Eou! si,.ars sherry s 0sTri. II a. ''
schT. ssys Helen Bart, Ianpn @ .
Schr Isaac Moore Bradford savannah
eehr. Ellen Bernard Burgess Sandwich
Schr Bot Smi Norfolk
scbr sarsh Elizabeth Reeve, New-Haven.
schr Lucy Capd Windsor. " s. for PhA&delphis-
Scbr Tulis Parsons Douglass, Gloucester.
Scbr VIM Flint. Post. DaIien, Ga
schr ]. O.. Wright =, Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
sEAys Ayp PEAS.


butter trade Is IN unsettled state this week Tor we
small lots daies very bringing SC
and occasionally little IN the hands Of dealers who know
lat them farmers In town with their
butter Which they cannot sell a Sd3Sc In fact
very good Delaware County diaries been sold al $50
Still ere sections where butter held stiff ct t0c IN the
country The feeling er0 Is certainly weaker than last
ported and buyers very particular IN their tastes Much o
Whist tie makers call really Inc passed by good enough
20 suit their custom We drop quotations about 9c n,
thOu some dealers have Instructed their country buyers not
20 paw within Sc what they have been giving and much
e forward be sold commission Some small lots
Uf Canada butter are offering which win lose the
owners money Receipts FOR tire week l3lO packages
which than last week and much Of il has gone
cellar il being impossible sell IT, There outlet
hdcn0ns that II be sent abroad at other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Nov e0-9749 bbls Flour, Isl bbls Whisky, SO bbis
Corn Meal go sacks Corn Meal 295 sacks OH Cake a. fsC
bush Wheat 1880 bush Corn, l.s7 bush Oats 25 bush
Rye bush Barley l74 bush seeds pkgs ASHES 81
pkgs Beef "a bbs Pork 2J pkgs Cut Meats 200 pkg Lard
i9.567 Live Hogs 5,349 bbls. Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
H. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Expressly THE n Y THiBrSE By our own kspor,erl II
tlou as sod ~ commission houses at wholesale shippers
receive 10 10 A. cent less deducted FOR commissions beside
freight and other charges Parties receiving produce 20 sell
often with request that immediate returns be made cannot
avs obtain the prices which transient buyers have 20 pay
our figures intended FOR tho farmer than the merchant
and NC prefer not 20 dissppOnt by giving tie outside prices Of
very choice articles Boxes packages should DC chieuy
marked with paint and the OF the sender should also be
paned upon end Nail invoice or st OF the articles
Don the under side Of and send letter by mail
tanning an invoice and directions also stating how and when
sent Clean packages and care IN putting up VII add much TO
the value OF tic produce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

There Is demand oTfeed potatoes FOR the BERMUDA market
and in The absence esein Reds Garnet Chs are bong
i'm these varieties cr unchanged with dull sales
Large quantities are the canals bound ior this market We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
.oauinas BauRs.

5lulnoS Bauks.
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave., cor.
~ 4 Fouiceuih-i-SN PER CENT INTEREST nee o. tax
THOMAS CHAlSfY, President
r. n. Pm. Secretary.
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth.aye., cor
" mr. OF Fogtreutbsi. SIX PER CENT INTEREST FREE
or TAX ueQ1 d. Dec. viii draw ntecl from
re-. THOAAs Christie President H. IT, bULL Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
financial.
OYvrR or THE WASHINGTON ICH CONPANI,
No SIG GKKESwicHsT., NKW.YORK, Nov 20 1896


OYvcR or THE WASHINGTON ICH CoNPANI,
No. SIG GREEswicH-sT., NKw YORK, Nov. 70, 1885,
N0TICE.-The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
IN Of the WASHINGTON ICE COMPANY win be bold the
Office Of the Company No 500 Gseenvchs' NswYoT TUES
DAY Dec H. 1856 10 O'Clock for the election Of i've
ss and for the snsAon Of such ether business be-
o.s the meeting WILLIAM A. BALLAET1NE. secretary
OYFcH PIoIyc NAL s. +. CoMplxr
F. kEw-foRK. Nov Is. 1866. !
NOTICE TO ST0CKHOLDERS.-No Is hereby
~ given tina, the BOARD or DIRECTORS having increased the
Capital Stock Of the Conpsny pursuant 20 the 81 q My 1896
Twenty Millions Of Dollars (o which 5000 shares remain
tsusd ressTveo FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS 10 out
OF profits the Company ir eEenciss the bnness
declared instead hefeofi 70 tie Pons hoinf stock the
Books tho closing Of the Transfer Books
DAY November 90 i6S at O'clock DIVIDEND Of Rfy
ousaud Shares Stock OF th Company Full Paid soci
being shsre Of stock 10 every Tires shae q szn
s m be ready delivery sasr MEDNEs
DAY January T. 1861 At the Companya Once.
b-Hodeft entitled frh ions In tho above dividends viii
eve Memorandum for the fractions 70 which hey be
ted not carving interest Or ddeuds for which Factions
presented sufficient Certificates Of Stock vii be issued
By order fths board Of Directors -
THEODORE 7. JOHNSON ssenisry
- AILnsHlEY AND East SANDY Rock
or MINING OoNPANI. !
NEpYokE, Ny. H. 1870
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
~ q is Company ssion n Trustees for 'hc
and the ausacon Of such other huess a. broe
toe meeting vii be- be- AZ the Office, 40 - Nst On WEDNEs
D UHDERBiLL, sesrs,sIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
Dlpioeno Notifies.


OFFICE OF PAcINo MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
HEw.YoRx, Nov 49, 1885, !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the BOARD
~ OF DIREC rORS have day declared DIVIDEND Of
PER CENT the earnings OF the ending
payable the office Of The company, SATURDAY, De
ccmber l.
Tho Trlu viii BE- closed TUESDAY, Nov 20 AZ o'clock
r. 3D.. and rc 1openrd MONDAY. Dec s.
By order oi the Board & Drectou, - 1...,,, .
OYrIcE McrSrnS on COMPANY. No l92 BIoadwgy.
VNIE Directors OF the MOUNTAIN OIL COMPANY
have declared Di|iDESD OF two per cent ihcr capital
si0ri from proce CLeTy Run Du Tract
able one, Of sad Contrary snd scr the 18th Inst The
flr hve DAYS BY order % the
hoard JULIUS X. fOIf.ILOl lIre-- w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

There is little honey coming forward mostly buck
wheat II goes of lively Some meal has been
sod at g. 90 but It will not keep Our quotations IRE for old
Very choice feathers win occasionally bring q y, new.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
VERMILYE & CO.,
No A wALLSE.
BANKERS AND DEALERS
GOVERNMENT STOCKS
AND
COMPOUND INTEREST NOFES
CLOSING PRICES.
NEw-YORK, November 20. 1898.
yauYYssIl lsgy fssa
hssisred 8i.... 1 t3i Juno 80 ..,...'.,s 2i iiO3
Coupon, Bi......l 3l lJiJuy, It.''.. osf 80
so Registered v 64 rSi June, C. Noes iot'' iii ~
$40 Coupon, 62s... sl leat July q notes ~. IN
$50 Cospdn, g.. 100 mlAue C Notes iS' III III
$40 CoupJn 3d.. icy 03 Oet Q Note ioo ~ III
so ConpoD G6nrw 0a4l us, Dec. o. Noes se5' XII ~
10 ~ Registered. ot l0BlMay Notes is9' M ~
1910 Coupon p0ll lNl An&, Notes Sog' al ,o1
od.......,,,.I 4l i4B sept G. J. Notes l83 Bl iOi
ABFu I30..s.... 100 1861 lOct q. l. Notes 1857 Joy IOs
EWELL & CLARKE,
No. 10 BROAD IT.
COMMISSION BROKERS'
IN GOVERNMENT sECuRIrIBs GOLD BONDS,

srAF' o. NS"'i0h ALs sssE 0s1 q, 1856
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO Chapter 30
~ Laws Of 1853 Laws Of 1856 that the circulating notes
Iylh6 BANK ia the City Of New York bnAns
IN the City Of New Yok viii be Redeemed
AT PAR By the Supentendens Of the BANKING Department
NeWYork State National Bank IN the tiJ OF
Albany the date hereof and not thereafter
The andng circulating aots Of the said bank must DO pre-
send Aforesaid within rom the date hereof and Az
which presented for redemption and payment WIN
specified win TO be charge upon the id IN
q. ". SCHUYLER. Sur erlntendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
Ocean Steamers.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANlS
THROUGH LINZ TO CALlfORNlA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Steamers Pier No a. Moth River foot Oh C'na a. u
O clock. - follows;
Nov LOGAN oUEIN. Capt z. Howe. to connect With
GOLDEN CITY, Capt. y. + Na.6ins -, ,,o,.
Nov nARlLONA, CAPT Jrn hagly, 20 connect WIN MIN
IASA C,pi. o. ". Brsdbuy ..,
kov. 2-HSlNG STAR, tept 4. O. Gray 10 coHnest Nl'A
COSStfTt llON, vt Cavrfly go. n,
an departure Acspe1 those Of ' and 2l', connect At
P.uua uh South Pacific pO' H as llth iof Zen
ports Gd those = l.i touch e. hsnzanio
iiA each month connects viii TIE ne" steam ue
nom Psrsrs % 4 l,isslis aid New Zeaaud.
stesrnrl Il 1861 viii with tie rst steamer o. Ito
Gosv Line letyug fsncisc0 Jan 1907 fr loko-
hsuis end Hong hong -, ,,,,.- 4,
died pounds ~ baggage allowed eaeh ad eae' '1-
o. endsnre zee 49,,
ors.rs- end a. hs iuioqson sppy At ihs Office on
WV HOLMAN. cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
DACITIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
A TiiROt GIL LINE TO
CH 4.

IDAt III NAIL SlEAMNbli NOAll IN
4 rHROrGH LISE TO
81. r Ann; t HBB9 e,S fhRi,SStAisco
o'fg5Yy bgsr '5 yd u q :. MAJ
s,,m, HfvRY cuArScfY vii s.v. Pier No g sess River
aSsr H. ss e,unertius via rsuama Railroad with
G0LDTN ol Tor s.u fr,ne'eo where passenger mall, aud @
roIGRGpo to leave il,t pot TUESDAY, January l.
4a '5 hifGs'i ..%. s F$s ,an r.r gr; b.
Serl and San Fsnco the olo"in. rates y'oe an
'O'' y - Flf, cabin Second cibia. Storage
San FsucI,oc 90 Hons Kong; go - 200 w
a ps'e, ,, VII q Eva ,Sd " Br, ~ L,dsr signed Der
9cE4S ,ocEfN. Dec. .les .,l yer HENRY cHAUNcLf
Office On ' wharf Pier No. e S'A ''' K" S 81 As.,
LOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. ..,,
n raene Ma Sesa'hp Conr,sy' steamer RSlNo SIAN
yi5 s t lss sS. s'' q %E g. ei7H9I El;I No.
'''''- Soc frel.Ii Agent. ?. NJ $ 5 Co.
ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co
n FOR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZ. .;,,s ,,.o
EEeuLAR UNrTED STATES MAiL, STEAMERS Ealing on
s6tIa fiiERIch. Ct.g7;,, 2: L Tlsn,r.rsH Nova
SoihrH iMERic4' C.pt L. F. isssssts' jar. 2e M.
Ts' . Si 'I R ' .ud T o :: ,' ''S s
h l S. as g. 's o ST g Sssa sP2SS - O
A 1LANIlC MAIL STEAMSHIP GOMPANl'
n EMflRE LINE FOR sAEhNSAH',
EVERY SATURDAY, FROM tIEkl " H."
The fsyaiits ,degbesl ,teauI.hip' -, ,...h,,.
san JHCINTO, I.o1sani conlsndsT al, December J..
Through tickets sud bills Of siinE 20 - points LS PNs
80 GARRISON AILEN ae.5 Bowling green, n Y.
EOR NEW-ORIEANS-BLAC STAR LINZ
Il The Steamship MoNfaoMfRY sgtsn isIoR "la e ave
Pier SO - soEh lliye SATURDAY. n.y. H. a. p M f0r
70 ght pasUge having lsnd,ome s-conmoda ons ~
/ -. = n LOWDF y AKsIe, cor Cedar aua No,tnh
.. . . DAVID MoCOAff, Aseut IL New Vileha
C1AR LINE, for NEW. ORIEANS.-lho New.
- York NAL Steamship Coz, hne oessn ss1nsf' VIII ''
noItl River a. O'clock a f5llyWs' We
MONTEREY on Wednesday, November ~
.. HAVANA, on Ssturfay, hOFgnber -
MISSOURI, on Wednesiay November 90
MEhhlNACk, on saturday, December.
MARlfOSA, "Wednesday Decoinbci $3.50,
Al Bis Of ibdng nEnsd ooe upon ne PEI ho ""sH
OF paslass Apply {. X. GARRISON ffereeht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

Apples not doing well few Western selling for
than e. and fruit above a 30 y Dbl Cranbces are hn
er and sceare fine Grapes There sll many common
Grapes the market which dealers working of some 70
pedders others for wine H. few fine CataNb as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

Eggs have been coming in strong for week past In od
don the Fail lots large quantities Of lined eggs being
received making ans bbs for week This is 900 bbs
than reported last week and prices easier Fresh
eggs generally selling az &c. in lots with single bbs at
39C. and even 400. W quote:
NcwJeTsey and Pennsylvania, fresh. T. dOz...3s 439
State, GOOD marks. ......... 80 d37
Western and Canada doz, loss of. .........35 G36
Lined y dOz loss Of........................3l d32
Western 40 mark = doz. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Q36
ECfrf lnfs a. ~nod II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

TTAPSCOTTo ..,,
i LONDON LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
STEAMSHIP PASSAGE OFFICE,
No South- and No % Broadway.
RATES PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY -
London, Liverpool and Queentto
Liverpool b
Passage also by Tap-c0tts iavore line 81
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AtkETS.
and upward available IN all Of Great Britain and
1' TAPSCOTr BROS. Co..
No. &c Sosth-st. aud No. % Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

are compelled to quote further decline ofic 70 foI Hem,
lock The market for Oak Sole continues very du quota
tiOns are nominal unchanged We quote HcuIoek-b1eos
Ayres Light 3@d3}ci Middle 81 c43ci ue9IG J0tG94C !
California Light 3lt6J2lci Middle H03ci LcaIyS2 esoi
(Tinoco So Light 81 Q32c Middle 3ll0cj Heavy -
Good Damaged 29G3c Poor DO, 30 2isei m
aj6Gc. OAK Slaughter-Light 3ia iOet Middle 4ge19ei
Heavy 4o046c Light Cropped 47q4ge Al6e no. 1D@ ~
p the Rough Light 350Eci Middle 5oa55c5 heavy fO~
GO, Bellies, 20Q2lc. 10.
LEAD-Fig Is very dull and heavy -, -, q noo
IIME-HOoaaud firm and m alr request ees Vi %lVVV
bbs. at e. % f0r Common, aud - 70 ioI Lump
MOLASSESiucc The sales reported m out st there mas
been activity but holders remain hn IN tse views ana
mn previous quotations given dcs are still the prnci
pal operators reners ante trade buying only sperDgy We
ouois Cuba ~ Od6c for MuscOYadO 800 2e for Cyed and
lg50c for CentrfUgal P0tO Rico az Too and New Or
Jons AT s q lO 10 estimated at about 200 hhds
C,uha t,O DO Porto Rico and 100 bbls. New Orleans
NAVAL SIORES-Sprts Turpcntne is. lower and dun;
sales O 900 hbs 90 81 &C. closing ~ the lsS price; Crude
a held nj & iO0Ss Resins steady andNe mole fair bust
ness snc Of bb Common at IS ~ 40 bbs Strained
Al e So 200 bs No Of e.; 100 bbls No at 81 % and 80
bhs Pole NJ g Gai Tar is quiet. We quote:
Tar Washington and New bern. y Dbl 50 90 asa %
Pitch, CITY No. i.------ ...-.------.---. W %
ROsln. Common .-...- y $50 70 90 q 25
Resin. Strained and No. On ydl 3 30 70 so a IS
Resin No ] and Pale Ind White. & % N 20
Spirits TurpeHtinc, American. p gal IS 56
OuSIho demand iO City lnseed remains duh and prices
have downward tendency sales % 81 4ja$ ~ IN Fish
ellis the business has been only moderate extent but in
prices particular variation has occurred Lard Oil remains
dull and prices nominal. We quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
6ieamboats ano Railroads.

CANDY HOOK, RED BANK. AND lNTERME-
> DATE PLACEs-FARE 50 CENTS-rhe new and splendid
steamer Bird Capt H. Parker viii leave Pier foot Of Cham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
bitamboafs ano Railroads.

E'0R NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD, and SPRING.
\ tlELD-FARE, Is Celis. Steamers aeays PEA Sip fes
hswbsven Il 35 aid II connecting With Railroad
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-29
Sketch of President Roberts.

A New York correspondent of the
Hartford Press thus sketches the President
Of the SWEENEY Fenians, who, if not sue
cessful in his recent attempt to liberate
Ireland, by invading Canada, is at least
honest anC sincere:
Whatever may be said of his lack OF
discretion, w. R. Roberts, Presiden, Of
the Fenian organization, has been act
uated By honest and conscientious mo.
tiyes. lie became interested and took
active part in the organization, not to
promote himself, but to promote the
cause Of Irish independence. Mr.. Rob
erts is fine, portly looking gentleman, of
sandy complexion, with heavy beard,
and about forty.fve years of age.
He has long been engaged in mercantile
pursuits, having acquired an enviabe rep
utation and bull. up flourishing business
at No. 252 Bowery.
In past years he has been prominent
in various enterprises for ameliorating
the condition of the suffering poor Of our
city. Some five years ago, he, in con-
junction with J. P. Beach Esq, of the
New York Sun, and few others estab-
ished the Working Woman's Protective
Union, which has been productive of vast
benefit 10 poor and needy females in our
midst. Nj. Roberts continues to be,
along with Mr. Beach and Judge Daley,
one of the active supporters and promo
tiers Of this benefcent institution, He is
worth some $250,00O, owning, among
other real estate, twelve or fifteen build
ing lots up town. Owing to his absence,
his business has declined to some extent
since he became prominently connected
with the Fenian organization, to which
be sometimes since presented check OF
ten thousand dollars. He has persistently
refused to accept Of any compensation for
his services, expressing himself as willing
and DESTROYS Of devoting all bis energies
and fortune to the cause Of Irish
Independence.