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The demand for wheat active add with small rceps
prices again advanced &C. &C. bsnel the spot and
:s:s White. r;!. VA "a S,ssiS under
Ear s,se a t s.e: sS%pr aa =
II 4 for do to arrive, 81 50 No do arrive IL 50
II S1 sTss. slsan 5 S ws. T xss
masoc 81 IS for California and 81 % for red winter, Corn
At &c. for inferior good Western mixed Sc
fsr sss S S sas y &
ssc, and nc TIE FOR railroad lots Rye was dull and
THrienrs~The market psssaey active, and rates
er especa " for grain the offerings OF which
nsiderable The charering business exhibited
% % Ta n"S
E 10 LverpoS $500 bushels whea, q
b6s aour 2s and 500 bushels ID. rid TO
al & a "a e n %
I ms%S s Sasss .r rye OH s
charters wereAn AUSTRIAN brig With 90 quarters Grain
srIsh bark, @ Dublin with 400 quarter: grain .,
o. North German bark to Bremen, With 42so bols
% London, with Loo Ss Ps,roIssrn, PrS.lan
ns S Il u a. n 10 ys ss z bark as
TO Cork for orders United Kingdom Continent 5000 bbs
s ss.S ;;sSSa:i win isSS 5 ssi:
aSeT So Ss SO G';
bark % Jsmai,a At 600 sold and back with wood At
s sssa g
psasspss 70 the Battle wsh b Soo ss. DO ,, Sorwsgsn
bark from Dahouse 70 direct port In the Bristol channel
scnoonef, oos. W Torto hco anu Oh
FIsm-Tbe market all kinds quiet prices were
generally unchanged Dry cod quoted 81 30 "a SAN,
with sales of 900 auinalh these pces the arrivals and
stock light For mackere there moderate inquiry,
the sales being about 2o bills a :ss $a % for No.
si2 for large and mefiu Herring were dull nj &c.
5c for .sd and y0c s for No. Barrel herring were
quoted nomnaiy S6 q - for Essport and Labrador.
GpssIrs wsr: quiet but steady At aoc lc for bags,
HiDks-Ths market was moderately active and price,
bs, 2c, gold do, ~ ba, aic DO, seconds 20 70 lbs,
la lsjsc Montevideo, ~ % tbs 2c 2lpc Corrcnes
R % lbs, doc 20hci Rio Grande. 20 q lbs 2c NJ
Ofinocs % ~ lbs, 90Sc 2lc California, 81 Is lbs,
zoe. 2Q1c.; Central America, u ~ lbs, Sc nc San
Juan, ss bs l7s isc hatamorDs 2as 20 lbs isc
isc Porto Csbelo 70 rs bs lee i7c, ana Texas
81 q 26 lbs, 81 NC. 2Scv currency
Hdpe.--Ths demand from all classes Of buyers WA stll
light the heavy AZ &C. lbc for inferior 10
choice grades. Sales, baes
HEINZ renamed duh and prices were nomina,y 12Ic a
for sisa, and Sc. sSc. do, FOR rampico, In bond.
HAY was In moderately active request former prices.
shipping quoted 60c retail lo s0c. ~ 10 long
straw, II TO- ana abort do, e0c. s6c.
IRoS.Scotch pig rather more sought after Al former
prcca though the market stu called dull The sales
nock ex ship, IN lots, A. sn. American was si slow OF
sale but the market continued TO rule steady at Sal 8ll
for No. and $se $50 for No We heard Of sales Of
moment Refined bar steady ~ $50 $50 while rails
steady ~ S6 8k6 gold, for English and ga &76
currency for American fh0e ssles Of 20v old
bridge rails a. 3<6 and 100 do old wrought scrap on private
terms. -.
MoLAssss.-Thc market rather more active hut
prices were generally weak. Sales ESQ hhds Cuba
vado at &c 62cchiefy 81 the latter price We quote:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-19

bnvhna-Common, s5c. n Mc.; good VOC a 81 ~; Inc,
81 OS average lot s5c 9ac Northumberland work,
common and medium 16c. 1ec, In bond; good and Enc,
20c S0c, do; bright common and medium, 20c
25c. do.. and good and fine. 3Oc. SOC.
WHsKFY-Receipts, los bbls. The market was quiet.
but firm at ~ w. tax paid at which price there were Few
small lots sold.
wHALEBoNpArctic quoted csc. 81, gold, without,
further sales Wequote South Sea- &c., gold, and North
west coast e0c. a5c. do.
bleached and lUc. n l0sic. for unbleached
WooLThe market for fleece continues to rule quiet the
demand being light and though the stock IL small prices
main heavy for all grades Pulled IL only moderately sought
AFTER and heavy In price Texas active though hus
restricted considerable extent the rmness Of
Tie demand, but unchanged in values the clip which s
arriving more freely, Is he'd at 30c. n 3sc., ac-
cording TO quality. In reign the business con.
Virginia, choice saxony, 6Oc. &c. extra and Xxx
do, 4gc. &c.; and Il do, &c. h0c.; New
York, Michigan and Indiana, extra aud above DC 4sc
common 70 &C. Doc Texas free Of burs, tne, Soc
e medium Yss sac .osrss 2oc &c New MEXICAN n
23c. Cahforuis, fall clip and lambs A. p &c 9sc. Al,
&c. &C. Az &c. 27c b. nc e6c: s. Nc &c; extra
pucq California. &c. <oc. superior do soc. &c.. low
DO, 24c sDc The sales were lbs neeces al Sc
do at &C. 1900 Xxx do at 5lc.; 1900 do al 9sc 4sc,hc
inside price for sorts 1900 combng at b2c 1000
washed do At Tc- small bot do Long Island fleece at
80 Lc $4,000 PennsyivanIa and Ohio $1,000 Ohio 1910
lake on private erm: $500 secured at Sc eso 900 lbs
super 200 lbs California, part at 2c for Al lambs
lbs Mexican, part II not all al Doc 22c 5000 bs Ter
26c. Sc, incl uding 5000 bury slighy bury At
26c and the balance At from sc. &c. the hitter prices
Ssc 800 Donskoi and 100 do. pri
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STREET lu1Tarnys.
HaIf-past Five O'Clock p. vi.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, June 1916 r. NJ
BEEswAx steady at z6c &c., with small sales within
the range of these prices
BUILDING market for almost all articles
coming under this classification quiet though prices
quite steady. Eastern spruce steady S19 S23 for
common to choice schedules, with sales of $4,000 feet within
the The arrivals moderate, the stock Is
fair Laths toeraby active at $2 TO- which price
sales reported of 650 600 Lime Unchanged being
IN fair demand and steady at l % for and 81 30
for lump. kosendae cement steady at ~, with lair
$50 $1s for troton, IS Sll for North river $45
$50 for Philadelphia front
CoTToNFor this staple the market less active and
scarcely SO though prices were without alteration The
ators and sa4 by pinners For future delivery the
100 bales low middling for july 100
and 100 do for January private terms We append the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-19
Real Estats Notes,

The following are amonsrecent sales Of real estate
IN Norfolk, Va. and vicinity
Farm Of eighty acres n Princess Anne county, six
miles from the city 60 Barclay White, Of New Jer.
sey, e6,150.
~, twenty. i've piles from the city tno buildings)
$3.50.
House and ut on Holt street No. 60, to W. N. II.
Smith Of Morn Carolina, $8,l5o.
House ane lot on Butte street, to 8. ID. Campbell
House aid lot on virginia street, to L. Holman
The fo,owing are among recent transfers Of real
estate " Newark, N, j., and neighbcrhood:--
Aarol Peck TO John Wakeman, Newark on the
west sde OF the turnpike from Newark TO Bloom.
neld III e5-l00 acres, sold for S2l,0O0
Esene Roger to Newark aud New York Railroad
Cospany, Newark, on the north side OF Hamilton
$500.
Louis Leoncs coudsrs 70 Mary Ann Ludmsu a.
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Projected Bul1dimas.

The following plans were submitted to Mr. James
NJ. Macgregor, superintendent OF Buildings, since
last report
June s.-Brick tenement, located at No. ss2 West
Forty-nrst street; size Of building, 25x4s; three
stories. Owner, Christian Frinks.
First class iron store, located east side of Church
street. from Worth to New Pearl; size OF building,
lso5x34; three stories and basement Owner, Brice
Gray.
Brick stable, situated south side OF rorty.sixth
street. 100 feet east OF seventh avenues size OF build
ing, 20x60; two stories. owner, John j. Sutphen.
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. REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The market was duh yesterday, the only dealings
at auction being In the salesroom as ollows:-
NEw JERSEY PRorrRry-py A. ,. BLrwKyR, eoN co.
Two story frame house. and lo No. ~ South sh st.,
north side lot 20x'o. $3.50
BATH a.. IL PnoPFnTY-eY A. D. BpkkckER SON 4 co.
Two story frame house and two OF land situated
Barn and one acre Of land, opposIp the above S6O0
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i-16 and 3-64 up to Clearing House time. In the
afternoon transactions took place at l32 and at
. per cent. The disbursements OF coin interest to-
day amounted to $50, 7o5. The following is the re-
, port OF the Gold Exchange Bank
Gold cleared. $50 sos, 900
Gold balances 1900, I99
currency paianccs.. S,SsAs9s
The stock market was In general dull The ''bullsn
are looking for cessation OF the present activity in
money and the 'bears for its aggravation. In this
difference OF opinion they kept prices comparatively
quiet, although the 'bears'' had somewhat the adj
vantage, the tone Of the market being weak and
prices closing lower. Indeed, there was rather
sharp decline just after three O'Clock, when money,
instead OF relaxing, rs 1t has customary, to seven
and six per cent was worth lie per day. The re-
suit was a fall In New York Central to ls6 and in
Northwestern to soX. The largest "drop" was in
New Jersey Central, which sold down to 1857. In
the other railways Michigan southern yielded
10 lo3H, Rock Island to 117A and st.
Paul to 20. In the miscellaneous iist
Pacific Mail declined to s9x and Western Union to
BOX. The express stocks were nrm, in sympathy
with strong feeling in United states, which Is I'M
dergong q movement probably preliminary TO
s'short' speculation. The average prices before
three O'Clock were made ct the last session OF the
Board o. foilows:-Canton, 62k a63al; Boston Water
Power, 1e,s o IeX; Cumberland, 34ts bid; Wells,
Fargo Co.'s Express, 81 31Is; Adams Express,
Soy O eok; American Express, 4oss 4ok;
United States Express, 90 10; Merchants Union
Express, Is bid; Quicksilver Is 1914; Pacific Mail
3d.. o 90; Western Union Telegraph, 4o&
A0X; New York Central, 1s7X 1s7k;
Mariposa, 8 q 0; do. preferred, 16H l7,s;
Hudson River, 1854 1850; Harlem, las o lag;
Reading, e7X es; Chicago and Alton, 154 bid; Alton
and Terre Haute, 5sx bid; Toledo and wabash. 7ox
70; do. preferred, soK Q 90; Milwaukee and ct.
Paul, 73x; do. preferred, SAX SAX; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, 32k o SAN; Fort Wayne, 1884 q l53K;
Michigan Central, 1872 1856; Michigan Southern
1851 o 1o4; Illinois Central, l4a la; Cleveland
and Pittsburg ssX 90; Rock Island, llTx 1l7K:
Northwestern. SIX o SIX; do. preferred, e6k eSk;
New Jersey Central, 1904 I0eN; Morris ana Essex
IS SO; Hannibal and st. Joseph 100 1876, DO. pre-
ferred, 1i9 1872; Columbus, Chicago and indiana
Central, 90 O ak.
After the adjournment Of the Long Room there
was little animation, bus prices recovered from the
lowest point Of the day and the market closed dull.
The Norwich and worcester Railroad Company
has declared dividend OF ave per cent payable
JulyL
SALES At THE new YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
T-ta.~ I... r9-pa.rR
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was steady at SAC &C., and small sales
SALT in toleraby active demand, with only mode
former prices: Job6ng from store were selling At the
b % S. = a Gsa sack Mar
id E TIE, Dea@s Sc s 60 ~ 70; ground 81 80
sEzDsG dull And nominal at the follow
n % 81 g. or Isl sss % %s ta
mand; 900 bags were sold on private terms.
aHs
40 no. ss9 on private terms Goat dull but held with
gold; San Juan, 3sc 4oc. Bolivar SOc Bic ssa dc
ssIA Para s o Cs e Southern s aSS eSe
35c aoc, currency Goat-Tampico DOC. 57sc per To-,
c bucnos A @ % S Currency Ss,; S
SO Sc Curacoa 5oc Cape, 45c soc Madras, each 6Oc
SrELTER.-Ordinary Silesan quoted at SIC, gold
suaAR-rhe marke. for tolerably active, and
prices were steady at l5c for fair to good refining
amounted % 100 hhds part lose ss. Cuba Re
soft white issc aSsc for Yellow and HE for extra S
We quote to common refining lO}c lie.
a. "a
pa,sS standa51 Nos ~ to s .,
: IS s fsSe i e s sIss.. s
dG grades rSs G Ss 81 Ks: s, firm At
fair to prime IN hhds. and tierces.
TALLow continued in moderate demand al steady prices
the sales being 81, 900 lbs. at 1886. a 1issc:
about 1000 slabs straits have been disposed private
% S NO Ss na% In
price. Were ss,c soc gold for s.rai;s soc asoc DO.
a tS sss s g g. e.
s sass s,ns for sSss 81 SO for
ToBAcco;-For Kentucky there was moderately active
'SSass we s unsettled
" hns..s s::s
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LEArHER-The market for hemlock sole olerably
tive and rhe rmer particularly for prime heavy and good
The receipts continue moderate scale and the
stock s light prime leather 10 and wanted Oak
active for crops quiet Rough rather
more active the inquiry being chiefly for middle. We
the current quotations 3 trr' -snn.
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Presbyterian church. on Thursday, June IL by the
Rev. Dr. Kennedy, G. RANKINE WHITE, NJ. d., TO
MARTHA second daughter of John stevenson. al Of
that city.
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LEAD steady with small at 70 32L gold, Tor
NAVAL sToRrs Spirits urpcntine only moderately
closed at abcu Their There we're sale.
Ct 200 bbs a. 4sc i including 100 date last evening" at
slow of sale, but without particular chance in value the
s s. 20 se s' No. .r At & e 80 a. p s do al
% ls and q small lots No. a. 81 we quote strained
pa g "a q &c. w extra a d. at s and x9 q ~, ss
oILs-Linseed was dull and heavy at 81 os aslGs
in casks and bbs or lard oil there sales OF 100 bbs
spring at " l5 prime winter quoted 81 47a 81 3d. Men
Red oil was dull and nominal al ssc &C. for dsied and
sO SIC tor sap1ned Olive vas gun and heavy at II az
81 for ssae s winter do 81 81 s for crude sperm
PETRoLEgNThe market for crude in bulk continued to
5us d s %ps s ss i and s
%sre no buyers a; the close Crude in bbs @ and
there being but little demand from but the offer
ines wers light an yesterdays CLOSING price was
oa at a aSs sssb t9l % ga
@ e In Ts BUSINESS ss were @ @
ns os At ts for refined for June delivery The sales
So ao Tor ,gy at &c., and so do from September to
and 20 ss Is ss. s ss do
though prices were no. auosSy lower being
ssf N Sa sgf prime sns ssss
sns Ss '9 s,s q 1Ss IfSs os
with arrivals of lla3 head Beef quoted at so III
bbs within the range of these prices Terce duh
and nominal at 800 225 for prime and s5 $3 for
sou Cut meats were in improved demand and bgher the
sales were 25o packages AZ Shc Hc for dry sailed aud
picked shoulders 5lfc l6c for smoked TIC. Ike.
for picked hams and 19c 2c for smoked bagged do.
Bacon was in more request and firmly sales 400 boxes
nc for ice cured Lard quiet the but moderately
active for future delvey prices steady The sales
steam and kettle reudeed including o packages for for
gust both sellers option and 20c for July, buyers option.
Butter was ia oeraby active demand the receipts
fair and sellers generally being anxious realize the
ket was heavy at the annexed quotations Cheese only
moderately active a nd lower. We quote--
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For carrying cash gold the general rates were
ile and 3-e4 up to Clearing House time. In the
afternoon transactions took place at 1S2 and at
. per cent. The disbursements OF coin interest to-
day amounted to $50, 7o5. The following is the re-
mort or the Gold Exchange HANK
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y,.,, B. Ayres & r. 9 ,snds. SaSforniG orinooo g.
Middle. zoe. &c. 800. aslsic 2ssc. so4c.
Heayy..-...;. 2s@c. &c. 2sxc. a2sc. CSC. age
Good damaged. 25c. 28c. 25c a974c. 24c. a26I1c.
Poor damaged all kinds, 2oc &c.; rough light, BIC
4Oc mid lie and heavy, SIC. a CSC.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-15
MAGAZINES, ETC. {

We have received Peterson for Febru-
airy. long ways ahead of all the rest.
Also the Little Corporal, the Maryland
Farmer, Seminary Magazine, american Far
rner, kentucky journal Of Education, and
the Southern Opinion. The last is filled
up mainly with articles from j. Mar
shall Hanna, one of which, giving Han
mas version of the assassination of Pol
lard, is very well written and has gone
the rounds of the press. The editor OF
the Opinion twho is he p in really able
salutstory announces that hereafter the
paper will not be sensational or vitu-
peratiye. Ii. that case, it will deserve
and we hope it will achieve great sue
cess, 81 800 n. le
The Virginia Herald has entered its
SD year. We had no idea Kelly was
so cid. But age has served only to pol
-ish his pen and mature his powers
Best luck to him. Holt Wilson is work
ing like stationery engine for the Pc
tersburg Express, and is making it a
name. A man of culture and of taste
is at the head of the Bristol News
What's his name? vi ae i4B
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-15
Wtisfellanfolls.s
COMMIssISSIONER,S NoTICE,


TN Orange Circuit Court, October
Il term, 1868, if.usl s1 g..lsis4T -
Susan v. Graves, widow of Richard NJ
Graves, t dSesasedTPlaiptiff, a5ef
Susan v. Graves, Executrix OF Richard NJ :.
Graves, deceased, Julia II. NJ. Graves. John
r Graves and James l.. Gordon, Trustee
Defendants. ...st e5ts'4 -. i
happening to the Court that the plaintiff
Graves, Executrfx of Richard M. Graves, de-
ceased, IL is ordered that her nanlo as such
Exacutrix be stricken from among tina
names Of the defendants in this cause. and
tnat this suit be hereafter conducted In tho
name OF Susan Y. Graves IN her own right
and also as Executrlx of said deceased, plain
Tiff against Julia ~. NJ. Graves, John r.
Graves and James l., Gordon, defendalits -
And tho Court doth further order that one
of the Commissioners of this Court settle the
following accounts, viz ;-lst. An account of
t tne transastiohs Of the plaintiff as Execu
An account of the debt secired by the said
decd OF trust In the bill mentioned from
u. Nj. Graves for the benefit of John r. =.
Graves, and, 3rd. An account of ali debts
outstanding against the estate of Richard M.
Graves, deceased and their priorities which
accountsthe said Commissioners shall settle
and report to the Court with any mat ter spe-
cially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
required BY any party to be so stated.
Before taking the account of debts the
missioner shall publishh notice for four
weeks 81 IN a, the Native Xirginian, newspaper
the creditors of the estate to prove thier
claims before him on or before d day to be
named, ana warning them that on failure
to do so.thsy will be excluded from ali shsre
OF the assets. WE
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-15

Whisky, it is asserted, Is manufactur.
ed in New YORK. city according to the
following recipe: Common whisky 40
gallons, water DO gallons, tincture of
Guinea pepper 3 gallons, tincture of
pellitory one quart, acetic ether 2 ounc-
es, and strong tea Il gallons. The
alcohol in this mixture is so much re-
duced in strength that the drugs must
be added to restore the taste which
burns the palate like fire. The dealer
thus makes eighty-tive gallons Of imita-
ton whisky out of forty gallons of COM
monstuff. This recipe should warn all
persons against the use Of such poiso-
nous beverages. q.....-5.t
In the wretched empire of France.
under wretchcd tyrant, adulteration
of food or drink is promptly and severe
ly punished. In this happy land Of
freedom, so called, the government is
controlled by the whisky rings. Since
the Worlds exposure of Thisky-making
in New York city, everything goes on
as before, nobody has been punished,
and the nine days wonder is dying out.
Adulteration being the rule and prac-
tice OF life, no one regards it as wrong.
The pity is that the authorizations are
hot instantaneous 1estroyers OF life.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-15
THE JOHN BROWN PARTY.

The Worcester Spy's Washington cor
respondent, who is well posted in this
matter, says
OF the originally known John Brown
party, but two are living, Owen Brown
who resides IN Western Pennsylvania,
and Osborn z. Andersona colored man
living in Canada. Realf, Luke Parsons,
Gill, and others associated with it, di-
rectly and indirectly, each won some
distinction during the war, and are
now living, George p. Tidd, one of
those who escaped, died at the taxing
OF Roanoke Island, sergeant in New
York regiment. Barclay Coppic, then
r lieutenant in Kansas regiment, was
killed at Alatte Bridge, Mo-, through
the destruction Of a railroad train by
guerillas.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-15
A FINANCIAL CRASH PREDICTED,

e The Baltimore Commercial says =
A friend OF ours, just from New York,
called in TO see lis the 9th err day, and
says that a heavy money pressure ex-
lists there, which, it is believed by ma
ny of the best citizens and most reliable
financlers, must terminate in finan-
cial break up more disastrous than
has ever yet occurred on this continent
The gayeties and lavish displays Of the
city are false excitements which in gem
eral precedes the Crisis of desease.-
The failures that already occurred are
not so significant as the narrowing anx-
iety displayed on every hand for get
ting off enormous stocks of goods on AL
most any terms that may bring non
ey.
iP A man in New Orleans cut Off
the head ola swapping turtle and threw
1t into the yard. Fully an hour and
hall after a pig attempted to pick up
the turtles head. Instead ofdoing this
the pig was caught by the snout, All
the hold of the turtle was not released
until a portion of the pigs snout came
with it.
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GOOD SIGNS.

Tt seems that the action of the Vir-
ginia Conference, or some other good
Influence, has had a tranquillizing eff
feet upon Congress. We published on
Saturday an extract from note writ
ten by distingui she'd Senator stating
that the disposition to relieve the
southern people of disabilities rs be-
coming stronger every day in Congress
We give this morning Forney's asser-
tien to the same purport. Finally we
have the declaration of the Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette
"that as to virulent legislation against
the poor Southern people / have good
authority for saying to-day that they
have reached the end OF their tether Ia
this respect. Some of the most radical
of the radicals land at last we shall find
that they will be the first to break loose
from the dominant tyranny profess to
be disguised and real peace may yet
grow out of this disgust. Wait until
Grant shows his hand. | know more
than would be prudent yet to disclose. ,
:. Perhaps this long Russian winter is
about to break up all at once. Who
knows? lL