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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-01-28
u. WI. S.
SAMUEL H. WOODY,
At HIS SHOP

SAMUEL H. woody,
AT HIS SHOP
| on MAIN ST., near The CARTE House.
TT AS ON hand a stock to which the pcersc Of tAie
III community are invited, and he eeis s<ssnc "a
/ that those who examine il will be consrains W
purchase He does not profess 10 be able TO sell or
manufacture at lower prices than any one else 10
the community; but this he does pledge: that ne
will give satisfaction TO all who favor him win
their patronage II experience and strict attention
to business are calculated to commend he feels az
sured that he has these two requisites Tor success N
business Intending to work none but the most
PERFECT MATERIAL,
AND TO EMPLOY NONE BIT
Competent Workmen.
thoroughly skilled their business, he can promise
Boots and Shoes.
for Gentlemen, Ladies, Misses and Children, in
STYLE that cannot be surpassed. lie also oblgates
himself to make all repairs made necessary by the
ripping of work sold or made at his establishment
III READYMADE WORK, which viii DO
sod NJ the most reasonable figures has been selec-
led with the greatest care, aud TO the Ladies who
have 60 literally patronIed him In the past, he 10
able to give guarantee that nothing will be sold
from his shop, that is not strictly what ne recon-
mends II 10 be. He has no desire TO deceive, bat
wishes TO make living by straightio'"aiu' nol'
est manner of dealing.
general stock of the very best quality OF SOLE and
UPPER LEATHER, Calf and Morocco Skins, Ii
nings and other Findings. which he will sell at tho
lowest prices for cash. He respectfully asks call
from the public.
cs-He also intends to keep on hand large and
Beautiful Assortment
OF HATS,
to which he will call the attention Of gentlemen In
need Of this important article OF dress, and u they
will give him call he knows they will be pleased.
Va His Shop is door above the Garter
House." and Ladies and Gentlemen will lose moth
ing by walking that far To see his stock.
@q- Hghestprce paid for HIDESin Trade, or
the Cash II necessary.
April Is, ls67-tf SAML II. WOODY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-01-28
Second Arrival Of New Goods.

rJ,HE undersigned has just received another sup
ply Of new and beautiful GOODS in his line,
suited TO the tastes Of all The rapid sales increas-
ing demand and exceedingly low prices in goods,
have rendered II necessary 10 get another supply
of goods this winter Come quick and examine,
and select while you have the choice. at
l.. DINKLE'S
January 81, 1860. Jeweiry Store.
4 BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Silver Spectacles
" just received and for sale by
January q, 1869. i. DINkLE.
A NEW assortment Of Silver Watches. very
" low at L. DINKLES
DLAIN Gold and Fancy Rings, at exceedingly
low prices, for sale by l.. DINKLE.
~ OLD Chains and Gold Bracelets beautiful
Ut article-in store ut L. DINkLE'S.
4 GREAT many things beautiful and useful. for
N sale by l.. DINKLE.
A y elegant PIAN0-new-may be bad very
Y low al l.. DINKLE'S.
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preferred, % s6H; New Jersey Central, 1854 1906;
Morris and Essex. 80 a 90; Hannibal and st. Joseph,
100 bid; do. preferred, ll9 100; Columbus, Chica-
go and Indiana Central, 40 a 401l.
A company has been organized for the purpose OF
building a railroad from Rome 10 Clinton (eight
miles,, to connect with the Utica, Clinton and Bing
hamton Railroad and the Midland Railroad. II Is
proposed to lease the new road to either OF the above
corporations or to the Rome. WATERFOWL and 0g-
densburg Railroad Company. When this road and
the Midland are completed the Central will have a
formidable competitor for the large amount OF
through freight which 1t now receives at Rome from
the Ogdensburg road The board OF directors OF the
Rome and Clinton Railroad recently held meeting.
which it was ordered to have a survey of the road
made at once. The following the officers chosen
at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., w. $. Bartlett; Vice
President, +. b. Armstrong; Secretary A. w. Mills;
Treasurer, b. J. Beach; Executive Committee, Il. b.
Armstrong, J. Il. Elliott, George II. Sanford Henry
:. Armstrong; Finance Committee, A. Il. Clark, L.
II. ShattucK, Alfred Ethridge.
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Cow Bay 10 New York, with coal at ss s5 bark TO Settin
with 900 bills petroleum. At s aud 500 do. at -
bark from Phiadelpha TO direct port in the United King
trom Philadelphia TO the Baltic with 2400 bbls. do.
Italian bark from Philadelphia TO Gibraltar for orders with
$500 bbis do to Cork for orders United Kingdom CONT
nen American schooner $50 tons, Spanish MAN, gen
erai cargo and schooner 100 bbls back from spanish
Main, ON private terms
GUNsIRs.Coth continued in active demand and there
900 Boston and 20 arrive
market closing here nc lOc gold in bond, and 24c
rency. Bags were duh and nominal at l619c a lie.
HEMPManila WAS In some demand and sales made
OF 5000 bags arrive per White swallow I3c gold.
Jute c and nominal at &c. &C., god while Sisa
steady at lie loc geld, and Tampco steady at &C. 59c
HAY good at fun prices shipping selling at
90c. a Csc.
from &C. to ioc for inferior to choice grades.
HIDEs-The market quiet, but fuu prices de-
manded for all descriptions We Buenos Ayres, 2l
lbs, e14c Montevdeo % 90 lbs 2i9c. Correnes, u
% lbs, 2Oc 2o4e Rio Grande, % q lbs, 2lc 2l9c
zoe. 2lI4c,; Central America IS % lbs, Isc i9c.;
Juan q 90 lbs 16Hc l7c. MatamOros % lbs i6c.
Mc Vera Cruz, Is 10 lbs lSc l9c. Tampico 20 %
IRoNFor Scotch pig the market continued to rule dull and
heavy at prices ranging from $50 to H We heard OF
sales of consequence American slow sale. but
nsy offered and firmly held Sal $i2 for No l, and 1893
4 $Sa for No. q Sales 70 tons No. at si1s 90
old d. and 200 do. wrought scrap, private Re-
fined bar was quiet but steady at 5 800 while rails
though quiet steady at 55 $685. god for English, ana
S7f a S76, currency, for American.
LEAD was In moderate demand at steady prices Sales, %
tons common German We Bar lJ11c
and sheet and pipe, l2c
LEATHTR.-fhe market hemoc was fairly active
anu steady at former prices the demand being chiefly for
light good damaged and poor damaged The receipts
increasing and middle Buenos Ayres in better supply but
prime heavy stu continues scarce Oak was DUH but I'M
changed while rough active for PRIME but dull Tor other
kinds We quote;
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at the residence OF the BRIDES mother. by the Rev.
Samuel Carlile assisted by Rev. A. IL. Partridge.
HENRY DUSESBURY, NJ. d.. 10 MISS EDWiNA H.
WASHINGTON, both OF Brooklyn, T.. d. No cards.
FlSHER-JACOBuS.-O Tuesday, June ~ 10y rev.
GeorgeJ Van Neste, Mr.. JOHN n. FISHER, Jr, ot
New York. to MARY AGNES, daughter OF John H.
JacObus, of Little Falls, Passaic county, N. Y.
HAUGHwoUT-BEACH.-In this city, on Tuesday.
June o. at the residence OF the BRIDES uncle by ths
Rev. EaSburn Benjamin. rector or the Cnurch OF the
Holy Light, Dr. j. H. HAUGHw0UT, OF Portchester.
n. y, TO FANNIE f., youngest daughter oil ). " H.
Beach. Esq.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city on Thursday,
TooN Esq, to Miss ADDIE r. RiCKcoRDs, daughter
OF Edward RIckcords, all OF New York.
NEi.soN-CRANDAIL.-At New Baltimore, N. T., ON
wednesday, June %, by the Rev. Mr.. CORNELL Fill Is
NELSON, OF Brooklyn formerly OF stockton, Califor-
MAI TO HARRIET c., daughter OF Judge Crandali, OIL
New Baltimore. No cards.
PHILLfs-RoBrNsoN.-0 THURSDAY June "a. at
THUR PHILLIPS, of Barbados. W. l., TO ErrIE ROBIN
son, OF New York city.
SEwARD-HAiNEs.-0n Wednesday evening, June
It, by the Rev James L. Brewster at the residence
OF the BRIDES parents, WILLIAM ii. SEWARD, or
Chester n. j., to EMMA L. daughter OF +. w. Halnes,
ESQ.,, of this city.
SMITH-PErTIs.-On Saturday, June 10, at the
residence OF the BRIDES uncle, Rev. A. Gleason.
WILLIAMT. SMITH to CARRIE ii. PErriS, daughter OF
the late Joseph II. Pettis, of Brooklyn.
WiLCox-GiLBERT.-I Chicago. Ill. on Thursday,
June g. at the residence OF the brides uncle by the
Rev. Edwin DAVIS. Mr.. GEORGE A. WILCOX OF
Lockport, to Miss BELLA GILBERT, OF New York. No
cards.
WALsH-SHEEDY.--O Thursday, June II, at the
Church Of the Holy lnn0cents by the Rev. William
II. CloWry assisted by the Rev. john Larklu, JOHN
WALSH to KATE SHEEDY
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAtpwtN-ARMsTRoNG.--A Greenpoint, on We'd
ncsday June ~ by Rev. william Reid Mr. WILLIAM
II. Baldwin, OF Newark, NJ j., to Miss PHEBE Il.
ARMSTRONG.
BALE-PANcoisT.-I Bloomfield, n. J., on Thurs
day. June "a. by the Rev. w. II. Stubbert, THOMAS
BALE, Jr. of Melrose, n. Y, to MARY f. PANCoAsT.
D-KNICKERBOCKER.-- Saratoga springs, on
"Wednesday June 80 by the Rev. J. h. Gibson, DAVID
Boyp. Jr., OF Philadelphia, 10 Aida v. KNIcKER-
BOOKER OF New York.
BRIoGs-KISG.--ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, June
"a, by the Rev. Edwin T. lIiscox, DIR. b. NJ. BRIGGS
20 Miss LILLE II. KING, all or Brooklyn.
California papers please copy.
CARLroN-FLooD.-- Thursday June "a, by the
Rev Father McSweeney, of st, Patrck's cathedral.
w. n. CARLTON, OF New York, to MARY A. FLOOD, OF
Newark, N. j.
Newark papers please copy.
DUsBNBURY -WAsnlNGTQN, On THURSDAY June ~,
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The pioneer sale of Staten Island property took
place to-day on the grounds OF Charles X. Hamilton.
OF New Brighton who disposed OF part OF his
magnificent estate, on which over 81, oOO 900 have
been spent in Identifying and ornamentng-a
property which, twenty years ago, was mere pas
ture band accompanied the steamer Thomas
Hunt from the foot of Des street. and on the arrival
OF the party, numbering about 400 people, on the
grounds capital collation., provided by Delmonico
was served. Some disreputable characters at.
tempted to create disturbance but the efficient
police force Mr. Hamilton had the precauton to Sc
cure soon weeded them out, and then all went
'merry as marriage bell.r The sale, as far as It
went was success. ana the prices obtained for
some OF the lots were good. The land was sold in
plots OF four city lots, 50x200 After the sale the
party adjourned 20 the residence OF Mr.. Hamilton
where champagne collation. was served. At no
distant date large number OF lots Will be placed on
the market and several houses, which would have
been sold to-day had the question of leases been
satisfactorily settled. The following are the fun
PARTICULARS
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The for spring wheat heavy under adverse
cable private advces quoting further decline
S. 1d and prices &c. &C. lower the market closing
dull Mt ~ IS for No. spring the spot and to
arrive The sales (part last evening ~ as arrvc)
about lb0OOO bushels odays transactions 81 as
81 ~ for No spring anoat 81 ~ for do arrive 81 so
~ IS for No do 81 60 81 81 for amber Michigan, 81
81 30 for red jersey and Western ~ Sc for red state
NJ 7Oa III 20 for California Corn quiet but steady
The about 10000 bushels within range
Bc for Western mixed, but mostly s2c. SEC for
ordinary TO good and SEC. sec for prime sec glc for
white Western and gle. for yellow. Oats steady
sales OF 80 900 bushels nj 7c 7Oc anoa for inferior good
closing at 6c Rye barley and barley malt continued rue
dull and nominal
FisH.-For dry cod the market dun and with fair
supply sale prices heavy 81 so for Georges We
heard Of sales Of consequence Mackere were but
little demand, but unchanged in value No shore being
quoted 427 go No. do 81s So No. bay 82 500 So No
dos R5 80 H1S and large and medium No S so R1O so
Sales 300 bbls within the OF these prices
ring quiet AT 85c Doc for scaled &c for
the market being steady at these prices. Herring were
duh and nominal at 80 SS 80 for Easpo Labrador
FREreurs only moderately active but rates were
firm particularly for grain. The chartering business
dull the demand for n classes Of vessels being light The
engagements To Liverpool 1900 bushels 3D.
aud steamer, 2250O bushels wheat nj "a. gJxd To
Glasgow, $4,000 bushels wheat al g. 3D. per quarter 10
dom 1000 bushels wheat At 3D. aud 5000 bs nour at as
TO Bremen, per steamer % july 1900 bushels grain 5d
1000 bbs rosin At Is Cd and 50 hhds tobacco q 2os
charters were;An Italian bark trecharered) Cork for
orders, with 1000 quarters grain at 6 Russian bark with
sc0 quarters grain 10 punkk, 90 3D. three trom
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marks. for crude bulk opened rn
heavy and prices declined &c, closing about 16Igc.
sRs her d Quoted e
Refined opened dun at about S2sc but sold as low
There was Scarcely any demand at Tie reduced
sc 500 DO ~ads pV SV' and 1G' tS5
80 b6 WsFe sold & In Phapa se maTkc
dGl o and prices declined &c L. per gallon The sales were
the market closing at about Siac 4'''
made Ro1s quiet was steady IN value Small sales were
sTnAgINE continued In light request but steady at l91c.
sALTrhe market was quiet but with continued light
,atons ob6ing l9is from store were quoted as follows
tSn rs ~ S y per saes Marssa y and woThng
&C. ~ Goa 81 O ground ss and Turks Island 45c 5Oc
sEEDs-Grass was still dull and nominal at Isc dc for
clover SS 20 "a for timothy and So 50 for rough fax
purchaser sales 1000 bags arrive in Boston per Daniel
sGeAR.%The market Tor raw was dull and prices were
nominal At yesterdays quotations The sales were only
Rico Refined was a and heavy al BE for hard o ia
l1fc for soft white He FOR extra g and l3c. islc
lossc HIS; fair do ilc good do, ll'c fair to good
centrifugal hhds. and boxes loc l3lc moasses hhds
and boxesl lOc \ &c. melad9 &C. ase; Havana, boxes
10 to - No. Ne. i9S d. Dc do Nos 10 70 p Eye is%s
l4lgc 51se Porto Rico refining grades Ike 1lalc.
SKISsfor both goat and deer the market was dull and
we heard Of no sales beyond those reported during the former
owing quotations Deer ondaras 6c &c ~ per cue nS
San Juan, Ssc 4oe Bolivea, SOc Slc sisa 4ac 4se
Vera Cruz 92c 45c Chagres, &c. s6c. Porto Cabeo
3c. 36c Para, dc. 4bc all gold Southern Texas
35c aOc., currency. GoatTampico 5bc. 57Sc. per b
gold Maamoros Soc Vera Cruz, 0c a52c; Buenos Ayres
&c s ne currency ays 5vc 5ac Curacao, 5oe Cape,
=. sPELTKE. Ordinary siesian was quoted at SIS s2h
$6 3, god though sales of consequence reported
srERMAoErI.-kehned was quiet but Arm at 46c The
stock is light.
soArsmall sales Of CASTLE were made at lshc isalc
TALLow steady In value. with n moderate demand,
the sales being 5000 lbs. at II &C. l5sc
TfN.Pg was dull, and heard OF sales. Prices
nomnay 29fc &c. gold for Straits ;30c a30c do, for
English and &c. do. Banca. Plates dull
inal at IS % xS 80 for c. charcoal SO as 81 80
c. coke, 50 rs rs for coke terne and So rs 80 for char
coal do.-a gold.
ToBAoco.-The business in Kentucky only moderate
but the market steady at former prices The sales
333 hhds. at 7c. 15c. Seedleaf light
unobtannbe except at former prices The sales ITO
1867 crop State at l5c 65 do 1865 crop l4 %
1868 crop do at 4bc 80 do do Ohio filters at &C. 800 do Con-
necticut do do at 13ac., l07 1857 Ohio
the range of our quotations We quote;-
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-Havana-COmmon voc n qOc.; good Csc. 81 10; fine
81 O2N 81 TO- Yara-I cut, 75c SOC. l. cut, III o.
81 Os average lot s5c. a2c Manufactured work.
common and medium, 6c. 19c, in bond good and fine
2ac. 3Oc., DO. bright WORK, and medium zOc.
25c do. and good and hne, Boo. a Soc.
wnALKBosF.-Arciic was quoted a5c 81, gold, though
we heard OF no sales.
woo~-The market for fleece continued to rule quiet
holders generally Indifferent about selling 10 any
at present figures, owing TO the high prices
which the new clip Is commanding, partic-
ulary in Ohio where sales 10
made al from f2 to t5c The stock OF old very light
while NEW continues TO forward sparngly, and IL
and do. Pulled tribe active, though
be called quiet for all descriptions. California Ia still
How OF SALE but without particular change OF vaue while
Texas IN fair demand and higher fine lots being held
high as 35c. BIC For foreign the market exhibits
feaures the demand light for all descriptions prices
nominal The sales 100 600 lbs fleece NJ DC 5Opc
for old and 45c 5Ohc for including 5000 lbs
dunn Ohio Mt 4sTc 1900 coarse
and Ohio NJ t7c., $500 do. Xxx Ohio at bO&o. 5000
do Pennsylvania at 45c. 1000 do No. 1 Ohio
At Soc, sgo9 old Sand Xxx Ohio at dsc 5000 low do.
s5e, 800 lbs unwashed At g3c 1900 do coarse do At s5c,
2OU inferior tub washed ut Csc 5Oc 10000 do ut
6b1c small lot combng at &c., 800 lake nj gc and 10000
fine noils private terms; also 10000 lbs pulled at ale
&c for SUPER and a7Sc for super tic.
&c. 500 s II 5a 2s, S,I lSSo sprias ' do
at soc. Sic. 5000 Mexican at Gle 6,CUS DousEoi
nj &c., 1000 lbs Texas at 3c &c., and 5000 do Western
do, almost all at Aac. 25c. large sale was made OF
secured comprising probably about 800 bales but par
waisKrY-Receips iSsi bills The marke, was dull and
heavy Yesterdays prices About 90 bbs disposed OF
at 81, tar paid.
WnNLEFoois were duh and nominal at oo for unbleached
aad lO%c. a lie. for Dleaouel
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

Returns Of Gross Receipts aud Snies-Bank
and Insurance Company Taxes-Lesncy
and Succession Returns-scheduie of Assess
meuis-COndensed Statement of Lists.
From the records in use in the office OF the AS
SCISSOR for the Fifth district gather the following
statements, taxes and returns. The first column OF
figures throughout this article Is for the twelve
months ending May |, 1853, while those in the second
column are for the subsequent twelve months with
the exception OF the legacy and succession returns
Under the head OF
GROSS RECEIPTS
are the returns made by proprietors or e5sees or
theatres, lotteries insurance companies premiums,
steamboat anu ferry companies, and express car
rers:-
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HAMILTON Pack PRoFERTY' NEW BEIGnToN s. LBr A.


Onucfni TrBnsicrs oil heai ESTATE Yesterday.
TRANSFERS NEW YORK CITY
Boulevard between 10th and 1is S l0xl25 ISL
Orchard 81, no a. 14x50. gold $500
3ls $50 OF 10th av 5Ox97 6x-xai7 25 500
I'D ST. 8, 20 y e OF th av, 2oxgSs 4Wl
56th st. I65 # Of Lexington av, 2OxO05.
Both st. l20 u Of sth 2Oxl005. $1,000
9Th St. $50 Il W OF LIST av 50xl022 5000
glst sc5 W of 30 av, 5OxlOOsp ......... 3s2O
$50 l75 II OF 18th Ox126 xl00 Sxl2as 1880
New av, 5s OF ad St 2.exsl 4x25xls551 .l2,sO0
lZth st, s. los II OF ID ay, 25xs $500
ID % OF s5th 2h6Sxl00r5l 1880
18th IS, sos II of s2d ST. $3.50
LEASES RECORDED IN NEW YORK.
Centre St. Nos 6 los and no. years, $500
Av c. No lTI years and II months, $3.50; until May |,
ls7O and for the last years. annun. 900
Broadway $50 II OF Leonard ~, sl.2x5six30 500
Bergen st and Schenectady corner L0x073. iy0g
Baltic st. s. sss Of Rochester av 7sls-s2isr" lao
Carroll st. a65 n of 9Th 1b5Tx273x lt9x20is sl00
Carroll st. SIS n W Of Clinton st. 176xfes...... 500
Centre 81, 100 Of Clinton st. 25xlO.. Il6
Huron st. a, 800 II OF Union 1xlO. 500
Huron at, 325 II OF Union 2bxOO. 500
Hickory st. s. as n OF Franklin nv, 2x00 6S1
MIL 50 Il Of Court 20xlO0 ............ 6,50
River st. =, 75 n OF Harrison 2bxl00...... g5
River st, s. lbl Of Harrison Az, 25rlOo slS
Taylor 1lSS II OF Kent av 00xs0.. 10000
Waworh ~, 20 of Flushing l0x25. Nom
Moodbue st. ses, Se0 = Of hushwick ay 25xi0g. tW
Withcrs 800 IL of Graham S01Oxs2x6x7S. rs
Wilson At, l50 q OF wythe av 25xioo LSs
7h st, sft OF South 9Th Nom
12h ST. 1910 Il OF 9th av 25x1U0, deed 1854 $50
Baltic so Il W Of Smith 5Oxl0o 2g0e
ClermOnt 4I2lO II Of Dekalb 2Ox5f. huv
Lafayette 225 Of Bedford av 25xOO tOo3
Lots "a, Is, Wood Point road. o-U
Lots 81 70 81, on Parsonage map Reformed Du'oh -oo
Lots 2i5 10 gls J Wnnks map,................. 3ty
Lots to Is u TO III, ~ TO a. same s-V
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COFTfF kIO continued IN far demand al about prevIOus
prices and sales made of 269 bags Mozart 5i
do Merrimac private terms. Other kinds quiet
and heard of sales. We quote Rio, ordinary car
goes, lSic ~ fair do Axe 4a4c. good do l5Nc
l6c. prime do, l64c. l6c.; extremes lots l3Sc
l71c. Java, 23c 3sc. Singapore, 20c. 22hc Ceyon
nc. 9hc. Maracaibo, l6l6c 19c Laguayra, 16sc.
15c; Jamaica, lac Ice. st. Domingo l5c. l5Sc.,
Costa Rica Manila and Mexican, loo asc, all gold, duty
paid.
DYrwooDs.- The marke. unchanged. Logwood was
and firm at x6 currency, for st. Domingo
S2 &c. gold for Jamaica Fustc in good supply Cuba
quoted nomnay at 40 SS gold, and other kinds
CoPPER.-Thc demand rather more active, but the
business light being restricted by Che
OF sellers who demand 22c The sales $4,000 lbs,
mostly lake, at 22c 221c
FLOUR AND GRAIN.--Recepts. l653 bbls. -four, 740
meal, 81 00 bushels wheat 1857 do corn 205s6 do
and $50 do malt The -four market ruled very dun
heavy and to effect sales to extent reduction OF 5c
Use would have had TO be made on extra state Other grades
dull but unchanged California dull and
The sales about 1000 bbs Southern -four
quiet and very hard Of sale quotations Sales 500
bbls. Rye flour moderately active with sales of $50
bbls. Corn meal dull and heavy. Sales 200 bills We
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MoLAssEs.-The market continued dull there being
scarcely any demand, and prices remained heavy. We

NAVAL SToREs.Spirits trpentine light demand,
but the market steady at 42c 11c for understandable
and shipping lots The sales 100 bbls at 42c axe.
for merchantable lots Rosin was dull, but unchanged in
value Sales 100 bbls No at so 80 80 621s and $50 do.
low pale at "a 50 So We quote Strained, so % SO 80;
No. So 10 ~ 70 No. l, SO "a 25; pale, "a 80 S5
extra do and window glass, $6 $40 So Tar dull viii
mington Gas II runs was quoted $3 %.
OILs.Lnseed remained duh and heavy at 81 02 81 05,
in casks and bbs Lard steady with further sales of %
elaine was higher 25 bbs sold SIC Olive steady
at al 45 al 48, while menhaden steady 75c sJc
Fish oils dull and heard of further We
quote Crude whale 81 "a 81 05; bleached do,
~ IL 81 10; crude 81 80 and bleached and
bleached winter do, 50 50 %.
OIL CAKE.Western was in some demand; 100 tons
sold at a5l %.
1853 packages meats II do
100 kegs lard The market for toeraby active but
prices again lower closing at So 81 32 81 for
The sales $50 bbis. at 32 $40 2 621
1872 for city do, and S2S so for Western prime
For future delivery heard of sales. Live hogs
were quiet and lower the prices current being &C. 9c.
The arrivals 39S head. Beef slow OF sale
changed in value Sales 100 bbs at 9 Sl4 Tor plain
steady with small sales within the range Of 500
$50 for Southern and Western Tierce beef
still dull and nominal at $40 25 for prime and
1926 3l for India do Cut meats in fair request and
steady at former quotations. There
OF 3OJ packages at lac. Axe for dry sailed picked
picked hams, and zoe. 20c smoked bagged
Bacon steady, with small sales of cecured 16I6c
16t4c Lard though quiet, steady in value The
were only about $50 packages. at 1c 2O6c for No.
prime steam and kettle rendered Butter In fair de-
mand, and with only moderate receipts the market
steady particularly for line state, which sought
after. Cheese lower though the demand rather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26

FrUM NUVeIhber, 1868, 70 May I, 1859, the manufac
turers OF tobacco, snuff and cigars purchased
Sl74,l2S tax paid stamps" to afix to their pro-
ducts instead OF their sales tax, appearing as for
merry ON the assessment lists. BY reason OF the
enormous reduction In the rate of tax on other
manufacturers sales. and the Withholding from the
lists IRON which the above statement is made up) of
taxes on tobacco snuff and cigars the great dIfer
ence In tax on anufactures noticed IN said state
ment within the periods given Is thus accounted for