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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-13
AND FOR SALE BY THE UNDERsIGNE

AND EOR SALE BY THE UNDEhSlGNED.
EWCASTLE Smithy Coal,
IN 10000 Ramsay's Square Fire Bricks,
1900 do Arch do
10 tons Fire Clay,
Is Newcastle Grindstones,
IS tons Pig Iron,
100 tins Boiled Linseed Oil,
10 casks Black Varnish,
200 tins White Lead,
200 tins White Zinc,
tins Yellow Paint,
Is tins Light-green Paint,
4 tins Blue Paint
10 tins Venetian Rcd,
tins best Red Lead,
Is tins NJ. s. Green Paint,
25 tins Black Paint,
5 tins Chrome Yellow,
Is cases Galvanized Corrugated Iron,
% boxes Corn Flour,
10 cases Lime Juice Cordial,
Q cases Mixed Pickles,
cases Jams,
100 green cases Geneva,
30 cases finest Scotch Whiskey,
10 hhds Geneva,
II or casks Old Scotch Whiskey,
10 or casks Marett's Brandy,
or casks Dunville's Old Irish Whisky,
or casks fine Pale Sherry,
or casks very fine do
hhds Hennessy's Brandy,
or casks MartelPs do
$50 cases Pale and India Ale, in at bottles,
80 do do do in pints,
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GROCER les.

French Peas in Water, French Peas in Butter. tins
Peas and Carrots, Asparagus, Soup Bouilly, Mock
Turtle, Julien Crab, Kidney. Fowl, 0xta and Hare
Soups. tins Of Tongue Brunswick Liver, Mushroom,
Westphaa, Italia, Cervelat, Sausages. ETC. Currant
Apples and Raspberry Jelles in jars, Strawberry Cur
rant, Raspberry and Currant Juice Raspberry Vine
gar, cases Mixed Pickles, Peaily Onions aud Cher
kins, Limburg and Swiss Cheese. barrels Rive Flour.
Sour Cabbage in kegs, kegs Sailed Brauner Kohl,
Curly Kehl, tins Brauner Kehl Curly Kehl Cabbage
kegs Dutch Herrings, kegs Sailed German String
Beans, kegs Sailed Turkish Peas, Canary and Rape
Seed, demUohns Yellow and Green Split Peas, Sar-
deles and Anehoves in patent glass and tin boxes,
kegs Saltpeter cases Sweet Oil. Westphalis Hams.
kegs Russia Sardnes, French Prunes in glass, Smyr-
Figs in glass, Zante Currants in tins, Museat Raj
sins in tins, Capers in glass glasses Preserved Lamp
reys Russia Caviar in patent boxes Candles, Saliva
ter Soap, French Chocolate, cases Confectionery,
Marzipan and other Sweetmeats, Vinegar in demi-
johns and barrels, Grocery Paper and Bags, etc.
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day on which it accompanies its two companions
to the smithy. We might even fancy that 1t
wonders why its feet are not shod in a similar
manner when they become sore through long
runs over hard ground.
A humane and intelligent farrier is boon to
every community but one who is harsh, inobserv-
ant, and pays no attention to perfecting his most
useful art, is torturer of animals and destroyer
Of property.
Farriers, of all men who have to do with
horses. can confer upon these good creatures the
greatest amount of relief and comfort by attend
ing to the simple indications of nature, and using
their own common sense and judgment, instead
of adhering to stupid and blind routine, which
never improves but, on the contrary, retrogrades.
Every lover of the horse should see that its
beauty is not deformed, nor its utility marred, by
farriery system which is as outrageous to the
meanest comprehension as it is disgraceful to the
age we live in. The more we understand the
Great Creators merciful intentions, the less likely
are we to thwart them.
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PERIODIC DELUGEs OF THE EARTH. The author
of "Cyclical Delugesn argues that the ocean has
grand secular tides OF deluges, which occur every
1880 years, two in each cycle of the eqhinoctical
procession. The last deluge was that to which the
traditions of many languages refer" the great del
uge"-and occurred 200 years ago; when, the
suns heat having sufficiently softened the vast ac-
emulation of ice around the North Pole, the frag-
ments of the ice mountains rushed in body toward
the South, causing sudden displacement of the
earth's center of gravity, and carrying with them
the gigantic cratic powders whose presence in
northern lattitudes still puzzles the biologists
The next grand breakup will occur, according to
Mr.. Walker, about 800 years hence, when count
er-oscllaton of the South seas win occur; the Ant
arctic glacier will be shattered; the southern wa
tiers will rush down upon the northern hemisphere,
which will once more be submerged; whilst in the
South unknown continents will appear" Admiral
Wilkes, of our navy will look forward with interest
to that day For then the Antarctic Continent which
be claimed to have discovered in 1870 but which has
since been invisible, and over which Capt Ross and
other voyagers have repeatedly sailed-Admiral
Wilkess continent may then come to the surface of
the water; and his memory may cease to be source
OF amusement to geographers and nautical men.
IDe theory oil the perlodlclty oil great deuges was
propounded by Alphouse Joseph Adhemar, in bis
work entitled Revolutions de la Mer," where he
argues that the waters rising in the seas of
the Northern Hemisphere, and that the Antartic ice
Is already piled up to height of sixty miles he
invites attention to the ofthe earths shadow
upon the moon during lunar eclipses, with view
of verifying his calculations The results of these
are accepted by the present AUTHOR who seeks to
sustain them by various arguments drawn from
geology. The volume has more of scientific merit
than one would suppose it likely to possess after
noticing the sensational illustration upon its title
page. The probability of its conclusions, however,
is point that only mathematicians can settle
Meanwhile it is reassuring TO be told that the next
cyelical deluge will not occur until the year 1882 of
our era, even though, upon that occasion, "vege-
table and animal life on the north of the Equator
will in great measure be destroyed; while the
same must happen to the human race on that hemis-
phere, excepting, perhaps, tew tribes or families
who, escaping to the highest tablelauds and mount
ain ranges of the earth, may survive, only to fall
back almost Immediately into state of torpid bar
barism."
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Also, per Bark "MaIvina,"

FROM BREMERHAVEN,
200 cases St. Julien Claret,
40 bbls Lager Beer, " And. Muller" in OTIS,
10 bbls 30 do in pints,
40 bbls Pale Ale, ''H. Detjen," quarts,
10 bbls do do pints,
IS cases Barclays Porter, quarts and pints,
125 casks Bass Pale Ale,
"a cases Swedish Ale,
100 cases, dog each, Old Cognac,
20 cases Kummel, dog each,
80 cases NordhHuser Whiskey,
1875 green cases Hollands Gin,
100 blue cases do do white bottles,
100 baskets fine Holland Gin, in stone bottles,
large size,
Is cases Brandy,
100 demijohns Strong Alcohol,
90 cases Nordhauser Whiskey,
10 bbls Strong Demerara Rum,
rs cases fine Cognac,
80 cases Rudeshemer,
81 cases Liebfraumilch,
cases Boonekamp Bitters,
IS cases Pale Sherry,
u cases Port Wine.
ALSO, VIA PANAMA:
4 Choice Assortment of Dry Goods.
So w. L. GREEN.
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Coopers' Tools,
CrOEers, HOwels, and Cbampering Knives,
Carpenters Planes,

So1 pO14GO4o 4o14OSS
Fore, Smooth, Jack & Jointers,
Cut Nails, 8, 4, 6, s, 10, -, 20, 80, 40, so and
sod, Boat Nails, l, II, II 2 ineh,
Pressed Nails. 2 q inch
Cooper's Rivets, 4, Z s fbs,
Copper Rivets Burs, ., J,
"a 7 inch, Gimp Tacks,
Iron Copper Tacks Of all sizes.
Best Rubber Hose, /, Z, l, u 2 inch,
Centrifugal, Varnish Paint, Whte-Wash
and Scrub Brushes, Cov'd Tin Pals,
!, |, 2, 5, 4, 6, s, 10 IL quarts,
Covered Slop Pals, Dippers,
Dish and Milk Pans,
Jenning'sbits soldering irons, hinges, steels,
Hammers, Gauges, Squares Chisels,
Augers, Sleeves, Lime Squeezers,
Yard Sticks Bung Starters, Axes,
Shovels, Spades, Dos, Lanterns,
Eagle Horse, A and o Plows and
Points, Paris Flows, extra heavy and strong,
Protoxide of Iron, Pain Killer,
Poland's White Pine Compound,
Pals, Tubs, Brooms, Etc, Etc.
DoWNER's KEsoSENE OIL,
From the Boston House.
And Many Other Articles
Sc All tn RE SnUnUnu GIN
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A NCHORS with iron stocks-au addition
"A to orr former stock, which makes the sssortneut
igi and complete just received from Europe BY bak
KamOi- In bond OF duty paid, for sale bv =
BOLLEs & CO
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GHAIN CABLES-1s in. bar. link I20 faiths;
~ u in. bar. link, 80 faths.i II in bar. link go
faiths; IL in round link, IS faiths; in. round link
IS faiths. in. round link, so faiths; inch round
link. 60 faiths; :. and inch chain in lengths to
suit. In bond or duty paid, for sale by
Z BOLLEs co.
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DAINTS and OIL--Best English ana
4 American OIL, White Lead. White Zine. BissE
Paint, Red Lead, Fancy Colors and Patent De-
Also-The celebrated " Star Copyer Paint . irst =.
reived and for sale By ca BOLLEs ( co.
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: Knight of the Red Cross Tobacco.

A SMALL LOT Of this fine Tobacco
n also other varieties-foT sale low By
= BOLLEs 4 RI
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CALIFORNIA HAMS for sale by
w. BoLLEs 4 co.
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FIJI PROGRESSING. The written Constitution
recently framed by the Legislative Council of Fiji
and assented to by the King (Cakobau,) resembles
the Constitution now in force 10 the Hawaiian
Kingdom. The new Constitution is chiefly the
work of the white population, that element com
prising nearly all the educated residents of these
islands. limiteted monarchy is substituted for
the arbitrary and capricious government of chief
and his subordinates. A Legislature with ample
powers is provided for courts are established and
as far as possible complete protection to life and
property has been secured. The Kingdom of Fiji
emerges from a condition OF semi -barbarsm, where,
in fact cannbalism has just been extinguished, and
takes its place among the civilized nations of the
earth. 1t is little kingdom, to be sure but, then,
if it behaves handsomely, that fact is worthy of
recognition.-S f. Bulletin.
a NUMBER ofSpanish milled dollars, the first fruits
of the expedition sent on the Nellie Gay to Cumaua
Bay to the treasure sunk n 1915 in the wreck
of the Spanish rigate San Pedro de Alcautara have
recently been received 10 Providence. These, with
Others to the amount of about $780, were recovered
preliminary work has been done by breaking down
the sides of the snnken vessel and mass of cannon
muskets, chains, cordage, &c, has beeu exposed
II is beneath this that the great amount of treasure
is expected to be found The success of the enter
prise is considered a thing accomplished The
wrecking party was at last accounts gathering from
$50 to $40 in loose coin day, while no direct at
tempt had been made to reach the main objects of
the search-the pearl beds and the treasure in the
vessels hold
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To Let or Lease.
To be Let.

hss.A The House Makai of Dr.
Eli n stangsnwaId's residence. Nuuanu 49,
R nue.. Apply at the Osies Of this pspsr.
4stf
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ME-THINKs ENOUGH SAUCE !

Liverpool sait by fhr bag ar 70. HsftIsa r. ..f
Castor 0il Tusrfs. afrrs srI f.rlara al.r
Large and sraa1li rts7herrr ant 1ltar lIrs nasrra
sagg and ether ir'ei h-sts. lieafsl a1a1s. -ra-rs
Essenes q lemon a1i Faai.I1 Erenlh .ass
eeiditz powders. rlffei beef han rIn-rrr rrrr1r~
Cod Foes ia N fns due 1s1 llls Fu-sr rrra r.- .-
bakery RI uuutirv srl Fal.sr= r'ar oar.rna H.slrs
AN biscuifs u1nsurh 1ul-ults .nsfrsrr1 lisea.a.
Wet lnfa PlneHrrls in sTFur nrrrars afrael resrr
great VARIETY cf su1slgs Iuz1a1r dee 1r = .lrrr
and gold matta Kisses E4fh
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Best eau de coIog2e, pomatumsi haH on, hne per-
fumery, toilet soaps, etc. etc.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cases nicknacks and fancy articles toys and dolls,
jack knives. butcher knives and pen knives, water
monkeys silk beltings. ribbons in large assortment
feathers and plumes, artificial flowers and wreaths,
gutta percha round combs, dressing and fine tooth
combs, ladies dress trimmings, fac embroderies. the
best of German cigars corks black hat ribbons black
polished fence WIRE good article, hoop iron, Manila
rope, hemp sail twine walking sticks, violin strings,
hooks and eyes hair pins, meersehaum pipes, orna-
mental globe table lamps, Watches window glass; etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-13

Average Of Thermometer minimum, ..........77'
maximum, .........ss'
Barometer .......... 80 o.
Amount Of Rain inches .....29S
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Carriage and Coach Varnish,

Bright, Copal and Furniture Varnish,
Boiled Linseed Oil, Turpentine,
Mason's Backing, Coffee Mills,
Axe, Pick, Sledge, ADJ, Hoe, 90,
Hammer Chisel Handles,
Wool Cards, Saddles, Enameled Trunks,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June r. 1872
Cotton nominal good ordinary 2ohc Net receipts,
NEW ORLEANS June II 1872
Cotton easy niddlngs, 25sc Net receipts Ii5 bales.
Gross, 23. Sales, SOo. Stock, 4253l;
Cotton irregular and nominal middlings 2Isc Net re-
|ceipts, bale. Sales, 100. stock, 3,752.
SAVANNAH June IL, 1s72
Cotton quiet; demand SMALL mdllings 2l1sc Net re
|ccipts. 345 bales Sales, 49, Stock, 5.52.
LOUISVILLE, June H. 1872.
Tobacco active and unchanged. Sales, 800 hhds
WILMINGTON, June L. 1872
Spirits turpenne firm at 52c. Rosin firm at So % Tor
low No $3.50 for No S. 80 for extra pale 81 25ior low
pale IS for pale Crude tnrpeniinc steady Mt So so
hard So 70 for yellow dip ~ 10 for virgin Tar steady
Flour dull and unchanged sales l,3y0 bbs at IS 20
for No spring 500 for amber winter $40 Is for white
Milwaukee club held at 81 rs sales Of LOU bushels no
spring at 81 72i 5000 do white Canada 81 TO- Corn
dull sales o. 900 bushels at % Gle. Corn meal sold
q % fS5 bUss q % for us as e gSr Msa
middlInss per ton. Highwlnes sold ut SIC. Canal
nbe s. e to ado and re re e Yo Mfw Y
70 Albany nc Receips-isio0 bushels wheat 500 do
corn and 3lJ 900 feet of lumber ShipmenfsT5U bushels
wheat 1900 do corn and ss7 900 feet OF lumber
BtrrALo, N. Y, June II. 1872
Lake importsFlour, 5000 bills wheat $500 bushels
corn, 27970O do. oats, 020 do. Rail shipments from
1900 do. Canal snipmens.Wheat $500 bushels; corn
- $50 do. Canal feghts-Wheat EXC corn, llc oats
@ fSp ss x ne ssss q o W6es vs sa
900 bushels No 2sprns In lots at 81 co. 1000 do DO al
|sprIng at 81 81, Corn rallied this afternoon with
and Ss sales bGs,eiS n gt. az Sc 5szc. 50i
mess at $i3 Is si3 90.
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shares:-New York, 13ox; Manhattan, aelH; her'
chants. I1s; Mechanics. ls7; Union 1851 CITY, 24s
Phenix. Ioa; Tradesmen'a l61; Fulton, 1861
Butchers and Drovers', 152; Galatin National, lls;
Merchants, Exchange, %; Leather Manufacturers,
ls5: seventh Ward, 1O2h; Commerce. 110; Meohan-
les, Banking Association, 1OS; Mercantile, 1sl
American Exchange, ll4; Pacific, 1885; Chatham.
1856; Bank Of North America, 105X; Hanover, lo4K
Irving 1928; Metropolitan. 1856; Market, l25; Corn
Exchange, 129 Continental 05; St. Nicholas ll5,s
Commonwealth, 50; Importers and Traders, ITO;
Manufacturers and Merchants, 102; New York Ma
tional Exchange, 100; Fourth National, 1l4k
Oriental, 1907 German-American, ILL.,
STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER.
more active business was done in stocks, re.
sulting from pressure to sell, which In its turn
was traced to the depressing influence excited by
la considerable decline in Erie, and also to the
closing out of the interests OF many large oper.
ators who are about to spend the summer season
In Europe or in the country. The decline in Erie
was quite sudden and important, and, Is usual,
was the consequence Of corresponding movement
in the London market, where the advent OF settling
day revealed the weakness OF number Of specu
lators, who had been operating for higher prices,
but were compelled to part with their stock for the
benent OF their brokers, the result being tumble
to At, equivalent In this market to about 5sK. On
this side the opening price was o. and the lowest
So, the effort to equaize with London occasioning
rally to 50, reaction to 5sH and comparatively
steady closing at SO. Tho rest OF the list sympa
thzed toa greater or lesser extent with these ucu
atoms, the whole market being quite weak about
cline again at the close to the lowest points OF the
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nine O'Clock to st. Anthony'sl church. Sullivan
street, near Houston, where solemn high mass OF
requiem will be offered up for the repose OF her
soul, after which her remains Will be taken to Cal
vary Cemetery for interment at one O'Clock pre-
csely.
PoTTER-In Jersey City, on Tuesday, June IL.
ROBERT, son OF Mary and the late Robert f. Potter,
PRICE-The burial service OF Mrs. PRIOR, wife Of
Rev. DR.. Price, will take place In Trinity chapel
Twenty-ath street, on Saturday, June 10. at eleven
PRENDERGAsT.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June II,
JOHN SPENCER WALLACE, beloved son OF James w.
and Mary A. Prendergast aged years, months
Little Spencer dwes in heaven
The friends OF the family, and those OF his grand
father, John Prendergast and OF his uncles, DR.. j.
honey, are respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral, from the residence OF his parents 800 Henry
street, this ThursdaM afternoon, at two O'Clock
eldest som 81 has and ssraS
| ley, aged years months ana IL days.
Funeral will take place from the residence or his
parents, No. Franklin terrace West TwentyslXth
street,, this day Thursday, June ID, attwo o'clock
3P M.
SIMMoNs.-In Oakland, CAL, on Monday, June 10,
suddenly, FRANK H., only son OF Duane d. and An
toinette Simmons, aged years.
TuRoAs-0n Tuesday, June Ii, LEONIE A. TURCAs,
OF New Orleans, La
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the
funeral, on Thursday, 18th inst at two Oclock, from
i91 West Baltic street, Brooklyn.
COPY ,
WnIrBsoK:m0n Monday evening. June 10, WILL
EAST SIDE ASSOCIATION OF THE OTY OF New
&YoRK.-Membcrs Of this Association are requested
to meet at the hall OF the Association, on Thursday
! at halI-past ten A. NJ, 10 attend. In q body the
funeral Of the late Hon. William 4; Whitbeck,
WOOISRY.--fn this city, on Tuesday, Juno IL
CLARA CoNsrANoE, infant daughter Of William W.
and Catherine COnvers WOOls0y.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


BARTLETT--LUDLAM.-At the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, at Dennisve, N. j., on WcCnes.
day, June IL, 1872 by tho Rev. NJ. NJ. Finch, WALTER
f. BARTLETT, OF Trenton, N. j., to JULIA ST. youngest
daughter Of Charles Ludlam, Esq.
CLARKE-QUiMBY.-on Tuesday, June Ii, by the
Rev. J. Traver, WILLIAM H. CLARK OF Nevada, to
Miss KATE QUIMBY, OF Marlboro, N. Y.
ELDER-GooDALE.-At st. Louis, No., on Wednes.
day, June IL, FRANK g. ELDER, of New York, to IDA
NJ GooDALE, OF st. Louis Mo. No cards.
FIscHER-WnTE.-0n Wednesday, June s, by
Rev. Henry baker, g. II. FISCHER. OF New York, to
KATE A. WHITE, OF Jersey City Heights, n. j. No
cards.
EA.BERY-foRS.--On "Wednesday, June IL, b,
the Ney. j. Hyatt smith, Mt. THEODORE GAASUGWY
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Since JAM $50 li5,5oo sos GA $40 s97 la7, 4g7

SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern list was very duh, but the business
OF the day, light as 1t was developed 1rmer tone
In the Market especially In Tcnnessces and the new
South CarOlnas. The latter were better to the cx-
tent OF fully ono per cent, although very little was
done to test prices. The following the closing
quotations Tennessee, ex coupon, 1914 73js; do
new. 1914 73k; Virginia. OK coupon, As so; do,
registered stock, old, 80 AZ; do six per cent
sols, 56k 81; do. six per cent deferred, II 49,;
Georgia sizes, 70 a IS; do seven per cent So 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 80 "a; do, fund
ing. 1865, "a 20; do. do 1868, q 23;
do, new, Il ~; do. special tax, Is q To-;
Missouri skies, o. o74; do Hannibal and st.
Joseph, oSx "a; Louisiana skies, 90 q Go; do.
new SO 90; do. levee slxes 55 a70; do. do. eights
70 90; do. do Fights, 1875, SO 80; do Pententiary
sevens, 60 10; do railroad eights 70 q so; Ala
bama lives, 90 65; do. Fights, IS 90; do. eights
Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad, So 90; South
Carolina sixes 80 So; do, new, January and July
.e4x q So; do. do, April and October, 32 "a;
Arkansas skies, funded, sc q So
THE RAILROAD BONDS
In the railroad bonds the Boston, Hartford and
Erie guaranteed frsts sold at GO, the quotation
closing SO q 90, as before. The following were the
bids at the close Of the CALI
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-Ihe quohu0ns arc Daseu Oh COttOu runhIS IN Quahty
not than half grade above below the grade
quoted.
Flour GRAIN-Rcceipts-Fou 7,b89 bbls. wheat.
o6 bags oats 1875 bushels The -four market was dull
but prices nominaly unchanged The sales "a good
part last evening" aggregate about 1900 bbs including
600 bbls OF Southern and 90 bills superfnc rye, all at
prices within range Of the quotation Corn
sold the extent Of 200 bbis OF Western yellow
private terms Prices generally remained unchanged,
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
"wednesday, juno 1a-1o.15 A. n,


$4,000 Mo 6's, II a ST. Is
loco Brooklyn 6's, W |.
1000 Tenn 6's, new.
1000 Alb Il Sus I'd m. :.
1000 Lake Shore div b
1000 I'm Pac RR lst...
1000 U Pac los, inc. -.
5000 I'm Pac rs, lg b..
60O0 do.
c0sN D, Lack&W LIST m
20OOTol 4 w INST LID
1000 CIev & p, con s T..
5000 StL & / NJ LIST IN. :.
1000 Nor 4 Els I'd III. :.
10C0Tol, P&Wlstm, WD
1000 b, II 4 e LIST. .....
10000 do. :.
1000 B, II 4 E gtd BIB c
1900 West U Tel rs b.
5000 ETen, VadGalstm
50 shs COntin'tl Bank.
20 Hanover Bank. ;.
bFourth Nat Blk.
GO do. :.
NJ Nf11ht. Mr. u,asn
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For future delivery basis low mddlnso the sales have
been follows SALES last evening after three O'Clock
June lsS at 2sye 0Sat sze short noce 100 at ss5sc
Iny s sc a 70 - \ 80 at KS; go goo g. y
!. ssgtsIbsI 100 :. asc GO ssse DECEMBER 100
June Tor July. Total 800 bales Sales today, up. to
three mJgne aS short notes at 2axc 10 at Ssc
sIsc s a. Auguss 100 a. c 20 # ys ios 9
q Bloc 200 at 23Sc 400 at Is 1l6c October 200 2Oc
November, 800 at December % at lshc Total, $3.50
sum rp ss YES G 20 bales; New Orleans
tom 10; Norfolk GA; New York, s79 Bosor, ss. Total
|2lls bales This day last week, COS bales This
foreign ports clossd stssay as fsowsITo Lverpoo BY
No, gold s, &C.. To- Hamburg by steam. I'D, com.
pressed sail, &c To Bremen, by steam, &c. gold, COM
pressed sail To Baltic ports by sail, Tc lc gold
10 Mediterranean ports BY steam, &c We quote =
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Wheat was dull but steady, with sales Of about So 900
bushels o. 81 73 81 7S for spring adoat 81 50 for
damaged winter and 81 % 81 e5 for red State Corn
shade easier but closed steady at 4c Tor steamer and
Csc c for sail The sales foot mp about - 900 bush
7sl5c for ysow 7so s1c Tor Western white and 7sc
5000 bushels State at go delivered. Barley RENAL ned
dull and nominal Oats were steady aud In moderate de-
agoat and soc BIC. for white State, on track
FRRIGRrs-Berth in less demand but rates re-
manned about steady Vessels for the grain trade
nued In ias Request at former rates. for other
prise 10 Liverpool, by steam 1900 bushels wheat,
Bad. 800 bushels grain relot SAD SD TO Bristol,
by SALT 800 bushels grain, Sd The charters comprise
British 81 0ars s qsarisSs grain e Cork orders
Roads, for orders o. 3D. II to Bristol 3D. OFF, Norwegian
bark, 800 quarters grain to Cork for orders o. Cd
refined petroleum, o.; an American bark 6il tons, to
Phadeip 10 Continental port SOo bois refined Pc.
trOleum, on private terms.
MoLAssEs.There was but little doing in either foreign
or domestic except In obbng way, but prices not
materially changed. We quote -