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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

PETERs's MUSICAL MoNTnLY.-Tbe Apr
No. of this monthly has been received by u
from Mr. J. T. ELLYsoN. We have never
seen a No. of it that did not contain more
or less Of good music.
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.SESTAa' aiASi>.

yxETEI IE-REMOY AL, The sto'" %
= 1.sn.s l,t.lv ocruni.d iv Zc;ei!r, hlNirS 'Erh
r.nt.a over his head to another without M'1U
him he has IN the cea'iaS' e. rein"te 10 ma
meul vi Got.n's lt,il. corner ~ ...,st,, his
H,nk streets, where he Will BE- iouoh !" II .ryc
I'D friends aud customers ant wern' he W.! ,
them with the BEST LIQUORS Gad sae '"' es
The market aGorG7,
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and exclude forever one mean device OF
riouopolists, who dcsire5to profit by inflIct-
ing Inconvenience and: injury upon the
public. ~ f H8
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RYCARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il CO.,
1909 MAIN STREET,
are now aud will he receiving by every steamer
fresh supplies Of
spElNi: AND SUMMER GOODS,
I'm which NAY be found all the newest styles and
shades which they will continue TO sell at the very
lowest prices We call special attention TO our
splendid lire uc
PLAIN aud STRIPED SILKS.
Elegant LACE STRIPED and BRoCADE POP
LINS,
STRIPED and PLAIN GRE,ADl Efs, In black :
STRIPED and PLAIN GRENADINES. In colors
LACE POINTS aud JACKETS,
PARASOLS IN great variety.
Our h. ACE and EMBROIDERY stock is the finest
in the city.
apps CAKDOZO, F0URQUREAE 4 co.
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h3 FRESH CCD-IIsEk OIL.

E[t3- FRESH CED- LIVER OIL.
HET CROP, SINCE JANUARY lSr.
MEADE 4 BAKERS IMPORTATION.
Guaranteed incidentally pure aud req mmendeti
by cur hrel nhysicans as being more easily assni-
lated and more acceptable to the stomach th2n any
other c0i-irer oil In US.
MEADE t Ban k.
Importing Pharmacists,
soh 81 9l9 Main street.
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FOR 1873.
J. T. El.LSSON.
BOOKSELLER,
llio MAIN STREET

1l1o MAIN STREET.
has received fine assortment OF CRoQU FL COLI
sistng vi all grades, from the cheapest Z" tic very
fine, to which he would respectfully invite the NJ
tcntion Of those Wishing TO purchase.
Each set Is complete In itself, with book OF III
slructiou so plainly written that those who never
pl tyed the game can easily learn 1t.
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PROFESSIONAL CARES.
J. AMBLER SMITH. I. MAth' :
7 AMBLER SMITH * BiOtHfi.'
-. ATTORNEYS Ar LAW, a.,
ROOMS Nos. I AND VI AE>hAL' 1'N"''
corner OF Truth aud i'anS 4G@y'''
RICHMOND, VA.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE HAl'i
SPECIALLY.

TIL. evils amendment. ad,,p:cJ the i.lhni ~"
AIRY, 1873. secures 70 the bAnArnp. 81 IsG1Io.I
cmptinn IN excess OF the i've haI.ri ~, N
exempted OF TWO THOUSAND hoLLN"N
judgments and DEGREES al state c"hF'S' .-,,-,,,I
Wifr's right of dover Is, IL hefc''s"r' ''>''
Intact -, t,,,z If every
{. MAURICE SMrrH rrNsetut"s c!'i'iS ",
les,rinIIc, .y,,ins The ln!'"i $tt'es
Mr. jiCUE com. AZ expert IN Hai@f''s. '".'' '
Is connected With tho iras. ,nra
Correspondence solicited. -
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sou TIL RN PHOTOGRAPHIC COM
~ PANY.
No. GOVERNOR STREET.
This company Is now In full operation with
corps Of ski!ful artists In
ALL BRANCHES OF LlTHOGRAPIiY.
Ii Is prepared 10 execute with nel'ness and dis
patch. ami at moderate prices Registered and C0I:-
pom Bonds Checks, Drafts, Certificates of ibeI o,it
and Stock. Insurance Policies, Maps, Drawings OF
Machinery, buildings. &c, and Plas OF Lots,
Farms &C., &c.
TOBACCO AND FANCY LABELS
4 SPECIALITY!
In this branch they t"v" secured the services Of
thai Ills h.gus,ieh ST EUGENE CttIIFS, who
Is we'll and favoiahiy know: Ia Ic trade n his
city and Petersburg.
4 call Is solicited.
WILLIAM Il. ISAACS. President
GEORGE W. GARY, Superintendent
WILLIAM Is. lSAAtS, JR., Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
William B. ls:acs, ". c. Darlington,
MaiIr ". u. Myers, George W. MAYO
" +. Simon, John II. Gresuer
mysst George ". Gary.
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
II A
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kIre,lSEAS CHANCES.

DEW FOR SALE.-PEW No. IA, in the
i middle aisle of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church (Rcv. Dr. ". ID. H0ae'sl. Address Ii. A.
WA TT, care Of j. l.. Grublts, EA.I.
Wanted. Il SITUATION NJ RiOk-KEEPER or
SALESMAN, or will undertake job writing.
rnys-eorGtt II. \. WATT.
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EIRST GRAND EXCURSION OF THE
SEASON TO WEST POINT,
On MONDAY NEXT, MAY 18TH.
.Ss's.5'a.as. Nete'sf go.

f@a SPECIAL.-Thc sale THIS AFTER
NOON n O'Clock upon the premises. of those
FIGHT SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS on Frank
lin and Grace streets ~ their intersection with tic
west line OF Madison street should attract the at
tcutou aud secure The attendance OF every one seek
Ing the choicest building sizes, investment In pre-
perty which will surely and rapidly increase IN
value. Those familiar with the westward growth Of
the city and the localities chiefly favored will see ut
once that no such opportunity Is This Is to be again
offered Sale uJsol,te. tcittoH 'nitatiom orreser-
cation, II the day Is fair
mvS GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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aspgerAL NOrsCEs.

NJ WAsH-PoPLINs-LEyY BRO
THEIRS have rccelved another case of those extra
quality WAsH.poPLINsa at one shilling per yard.
efhonsand cards ofBUTToNs, two dozen
on d card, for lDc., some (Which IRE worth Csc per
dozen. my7
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Each s..t Is complete in every respect, with book
OF !nst:us.i Us, So that any one who has never
played the game can easily lcarE 1t.
Those intending to purchase are invited 10 exam
iuc my Cro.iet which will be found satisfactory rs
To price aud quality.
orders from the country solicited and win receive
Ut. ELLYSOS, Bookseller,
ap Is-lm lt19 1iala strest'
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.-FIFrI
IL DOLLARS REWARD.--lt having been re-
ported 10 the Directors Of hollywood Cemetery.
Com )any the occurrence of frequent pt.fcrlngs cf
flowers anu shrubLcry planted upon the graves
they II I'VE authorized me To pay FIFTY lIoLLAES
REWARD tor the detection and conviction of any
person SO trespassing.
49,, -+,,rpv Treasurer.
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This set is made OF ost material, highly varnishe,
and Is wurui ii.
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YOUTHS SET.

YOUTHS SET.
This set Is made Of hard wood, well made, and val
Bislled strong, and durable aud Is the best set io
the price IN the market. Price, -.
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EXCELSIOR CROQCET.

This set Is made Of hard wood, nicely finished
with painted balls. Price, $3.50.
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plssOH.uTGuNS d PARTNERSHIPS

EIO-PARTNERSHIP. have this day
" formed co partnership under the style and
firm of JOYNEE < MASON 10 conduct the
WHOLE SaLE GROCERY and LIQUOR BCSl-
NESS at No. 1jG1. corner Seventeenth and Main
streets, Richmond. Va.
mT.-Iw JOINER & MASON.
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LII MEMBERS OF the IMPROVED 0
"A r. NJ. in the city are mot respecu ully and
rurdiay invited 10 visit Baltimore On The 10th Inst.
TO celebrate the anniversary of our o der on TIVE
I'm ins. Trains leave sth and Byrd streets u:lN T.
NJ. return Tuesday, 40 4. NJ. Ronnd-irip seven
* ', ,o,Iars WE.GF ANGER,
W. C.CAKRINhTON,
p,v.,,* MarsInls
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N5RS. X. \. REYNOLDS. Of Phihdel-
III phia. has taken rooms for few days III No.
3i3 Fourth street. le!wccn Broad and Marshall,
where she Is prerar~d to give instruction In the
OF C0RNWALL'S SELF-FlTrING WAIST and
SHOULDER OH tRr. by the use of which per
feet 1T can bc guaranteed without the vcXation and
annoyance of "trying on &c, usual by The OLD
mel!ods. She viii take pleasure In CUTTING
Innings for dresses. Sacqucs, &c, FREE OF
CHARGE. fer any ladies' who desire 10 test the III
ftl Utility OF this method. Please give her call.
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rINHE HEALING SPRINGS,


Persons leaving Washington or Richmond in the
morning can reach the Springs the same night.
remain Ill Co,irglou. where comfortable arcommo-
cations ran be had, and arrive al the Springs next
morning.
Descriptive pamphlets can lie had OF Mcssrs. PuR-
CELL. LADD & 90. Richmond. or Of the Agent at
The Springs.
TERMS lsoar,!-:1 per day. $50 per month chit
drcil and rulorcti servants half price.
NJ H. Houston, VI. H.. resident physician.
my seed Il. W. QUAELES. Agent
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averages Green meas-Shouidors IS So 50 so mddles
seA az short clear March 69Sc boxed Bacon-New
7zc- picked Dressed hogs active and higher at ~ IS
asa whiskey-Demand light; holders firm at SIC. .
200 do corn Y oo DO oats 1900 DO 10000 do bar
5000 do CORY 600 do. oats, 5000 do. barley.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. g. 1873
Imports-FlOaf, 800 bbls wheat Loco bushels
7S do oats. Al, 200 DO. Rail shipments from eleva-
tors-Wbest 20 bushels; corn 6s 400 do oats, 300
g 50 SO q; white 80 50 $40 Wheat easy sales OF
choice Michigan at S. 1900 bushels amber Michigan at
y 30 100 Dc Port ashingtoa at 81 g. as0o do No
at &C. 200 high mixed at sc. Oats dull; Western No
good demand and fm. sass OF se bushels
Western on private terms one Canada at 9Oc. Bar
ley malt quiet; Western, 81 81 TO- prime Winter West
ern " 10 81 49, prime Canada, 81 20 81 20. Other
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THE 0swEa0 CONFEDERATION.

Burning OF tho Munroe and JudsOa
BIocks-About S135,OOO Worth of Prop
erty Consumcd-Thc Losers and Insur-
ance.
OswEGo, N. Y, Jan. s, 1873.
The Munroe and Juison blocks at the east end
OF the lower bridge, were destroyed by Gre early
this morning The total loss Is about $135, coo, on
which there is an insurance OF $4,000. The loss
the buildings is $4,000, and the new block is H.
sured for $40, 900, aud the old block for $1,000
The losses ascertained are as follows :-Patterson
a schauber, furnishing goods, So, 200, insurance
5000; ]. M. Jacobs, tobacco, $4,000, insurance
$1,000; william McNall, fancy goods, $4,000, IN
surance $4,000; J. Phillips, merchant tailor, 5000.
insurance $500; Hamilton, Coe Co., booksellers,
$1,000, insurance S1,2oo; Marsden Bowers Con-
fectionery, $1,000, insurance 5000; =. AZ. for,'
coal oflice, $1,000, insurance $4,000; j. hoilanc
restaurant, $4,000, insurance $1,000; motifs Place
4 Son, Insurance ONCE, $500, insurance 500; y.
Pabst, music store, $1,000, insurance $1,000, H. y.
Benedict law ONCE. ST. 500 no Insurance.. -
The following were also losers, but 10 Wnat
amount is not yet ascertained:-T Philips natter,
Thomas Murray boots and shoes; iennock @
Densmore. clothing store, saved nearly al tteir
stock: J. w. smith and Osborn, barber snop' ". n.
Shenard insurance oiilcc; DR.. Stockweni niacv
S.rsy photographic; DIR. Williamson, w; u. ritcn'
real estate agent; Judge A. Y. McCarty MIS- BLACK.
w"nS hair work; Dr. A. q. Coo and the Misses
snyder. -----
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKKT.-LoNpoN Jan. as p. Moon.
sols closed at va for both money and the account
uhi'ea states nye-twenty bonds now fyes, 9OS Con-
count american securities quiet and steady United
states nve-tweny bonds, 1859 old 93 l867s 93
forties Sgx. Erie Railway shares, bi4
r "a BouassoPAn.s. Jan. a-Rentes, bsf SIC.
rFkANhr0kf bOuRsE-FRANKFoRT, Jan. 8-United
States nve.twenty bonds 96sS for the issue 1852
LIVERPOOL COTTON nARKET.-LIvKRP0OL.J Jan. 84P.M-
Cotton closed heavy; middling upands 1Od; mddling
Orleans lgxd l0hd The sales OF the day 10000 bales
including 1000 bales for EXPORT and speculation OF
ISLES today 500 bales were American Sales OF cotton
cinbor ana December, at 10 Il6d
LIvERrooL bRxADsTUvs MARKEf.-IIvxRPooL, Jan. g.
80 y. A.-The breadstu1s market 10 quiet. r.l
LyxRyooL rHovIsioNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JAM 81 10
r. A-Lard, SIS. Sd. per cwt
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Thu quUatlUns arc Duseu Oh COtg0u BtOre rumuIhB
in qualify not than half grade above below
the grade quoted
CoFrE.-rhe market for Rio has been moderately
active and rm In other descriptions transactions Of
consequence reported. We heard Of sales OF $40
Orleans, 1000 bags do OK Tarpeian and iso bags do
ko-Ordnary cargoes, Ice, i6kc. fair cargoes l7c.
H,4c; good cargoes lSc: lSAc; prime cargoes ishc
" days credit Java, government bags, l9c lS9kc.;
SS s5aSi mats .c sanaya
iestc istc; Jamaica, lS,sc: Iac; st Dow,1ngo
Angcsura 1870. IKE; Savanills, lS'ac lsc; Cura-
coa loo. a l7c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-,Recepts-F GOO bbis wheat
500 bushels; corn, 900 dol oats $1,000 do. barley,
600 The -four market ruled quiet but firm,
particularly shipping grades which The
sales portion last evening" foot about II 70 bills,
including all kinds, prices within tho range our
ouOtatons Corn meal was quiet sales bbls of West
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THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following we're the bids for the city bank
shares: -Merchants'. ia; Mechanics, 1872; Amer,
lca, l4e; City, $50; Pnenix, 1907 Commerce, ii2,s;
Ocean, 10; American Exchange, 11ck; Bank Of the
Republic, liz; Bank Of North America, 90; Hano
yer, o.; Metropolitan, 1872; Groccrs, 100; East
River. 100: Nassau. 100: Continental IS; St. Mich
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Commissioner van Mort yesterday seat TO The
coi,ector of Assessments the tax list for the widen
ing OF broadway, above Twenty-lo street, con-
armed july 0. lSI2 ana suoun'iux '" ss'''''A'''
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK p n.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easy-Rcccipts 1T the Ports a2,946
Balss-Flour Firm-Wheat Easier
Corn Dull and 'Unchanged-sugar
Dull-C0Ree in Demand and Firm
Pork Nomfnal-Lard Firm-Petroleum
Dull-spirits Easier-Rosin Firm
whiskey Higher.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. SO P. NJ
Commercial matters have undergone no note
worthy change the general merchandise markets
being for the most part chsracterized by quietude
and nrmness Though the markets are so quiet
now, there IL general belief IN more animated
state OF AFFAIRS at an early day. Hence
there is no manifest disposition to induce
greater activity by reducing prices; SO that,
though there Is not much doing, nrmness
ana buoyancy are amea9 the chief Characteristics
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SALT AT TURKS ISLANDS

The Turks Islands Standard of December % reports
follows-The demand for salt during the past fortnight
has been very moderate The supply at present
a camplc, most OF which. however. Is exposed to
winter rains Last sales, To-
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olas, ia; Importers and Traders, 1876; Manufactu
rers and Merchants, %; New York National Ex-
change, 81; Fourth National, l0oh; Geld Exchange,
1os; Bankers and Brokers' Association, so; Ger
man-American, l02K.
GOLD HIGHER-l11Z 112k.
The gold market was strong, as q consequence OF
the additional drmness Of the foreign exchanges
and the prospective resumption OF specie ship
ments. The exports or domestic merchandise the
past week were only three and quarter millions,
owing to the snow blockade, which prevented the
already scant supply OF commercial bills still
further reduced, and as the demand could not be
met with the export OF government bonds, which
rise in this market as fast as IN Europe owing to
the velocity Of the news through the cable, the
foreign bankers put up their rates to figures which
threaten an export Of gold coin, five or six hun
dred thousand dollars OF which was reported en-
gagged this afternoon to go out tomorrow II
circumstances shall continue to warrant that dis
position OF 1t. The steamer that went OUT to-day
took $277,s45, partly geld and partly silver bars.
Under the operation OF these several influences
the price OF gold advanced from ll1x to l12H amid
active and somewhat excited dealings, the haste
to cover contracts on the "short" side help
ing the r
SUDDEN UPWARD MOVEMENT.
The last sales were at ll2H, the market leaving
or with that price strongly BID The Sub-TTeasury
paid out $745O on account Of interest and
on account OF redeemed fvetwenties. The course
-
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For delivery Oasis low mdding the sales have
been as last evening after three oclock-
isss March, 10y ltiSe sP B. go q lSiSs; lS
1870 April 500 at % 5l6c May l0 at 2zc 100 at 70
100 at sc, 70 1916, 100 at Wc, B. r B. at 2Oc.;
June. $40 attn lsc go a. sc Total $40 bales sales
20 az lssc:, 500 ate slsS.. 100 q i9Sc. goo a.
atfsc;; loo isc., BP so q 10 llsC: iOo At
atfyc April 500 q 3oacY S Al q q slsS IOo
% lido o at s0tc ioo q % iiiSc. o st 80 At
~ 1916 June, 900 ct q Lie. soy at slHc;s go ct
The receipts at the ports sum up thus alveston 400;
Ne New Orleans SM mobIs' sayannsn ~;
YORK sSs Boston y TSts! 80 ms dsy sst week:
were follows -Havre, BY steam. lho. !hc sail To-
10 Bremen. by steam. iKe; :ai. lc. fc liverpool "
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--whe very quiet and nominal The sales
about $4,000 bushels nearly all No and rejected at
8 g 81 90 but including load No Milwaukee Spring
tireiy nominal. Corn dull and easier. The sales
only about 1000 bushels at &C. 6c, in store,
for fair 10 prince 66c. 36c for old Western mixed,
atoat; same price Tor low % high new mixed do and
new TO old Southern white: Oats were steady under
moderate inquiry The sales foot Up about 40 bushels.
at 47c 49c. tor mixed, 461ac. 471ac. for new
black, Soc Ole. tor do white, bic Soc Tor old white
State old Western State held above the views buyers
Barley and rye were quiet and nominal at about pre-
observation-disclosures to-day has been moderately fair
the inquiry being principally tor accommodation Tor
grain the BERTH Rates about steady
There inquiry TOR vessels for chsrter
business consufnmuted at previous rates The
engagements TO Liverpool by steam, 30, $40 bush
els grain. at 7d 7Ad 4oo herces beet at 5s and by
sail bushels grain, ut from ID 3d. 200 packages
grease, US. I'd. The charters include An Austrian
bark quarters grain hence TO Cork tor orders TO the
United Kingdom, Is I'd or II DIRECT Sd on Norwe-
gian brig, hence voyage, 40 bbls OF naphha,
Is Cd Norwegian bark, hence to French port, 200
bills crude petroleum. 6s 3D.; British bark, hence to
Bristol, 200 bbls OF petroleum. o.
MoLAssEs.-with the exception OF limited jobbing
trade heard of no business of moment Prices were
nominally the same, and as follows.-
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OF mercantile circles. Business was light to-day,
both on and or change, and there are
few exceptions to the general rule OF dulness. On
Change hour was quiet, but firm. Wheat was
quiet and nominal in the absence OF sales to any
extent. Corn was also dull and q shade easier.
Oats were steady under fair demand Whskey
was firm and fairly active. The pork market was
firm, but rather quiet. Lard remained quiet, but
firm. Cotton was in fair demand but somewhat
easier. Groceries were quiet, with the exception
OF coffee, which was In good demand and firm. Pc
troleum remained duh and nominal Spirits of turpcn-
tine easier while rosin firm.
CorroS.-The inquiry for spot cotton was but mod
eratey active, and the market without decided change
ruled duh and For future delivery fair business
transacted at steady prices for the early mopths
and Lice Nc per h. higher for the later months The
aal q tQllQXA=
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market is shown In the table :
RAILWAY. EARNINGS.

RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The total earnings OF the Marietta and Oincin-
natl Railroad for the year 1872 were $2,o2so27,
against $1,000, ia in ls1l-an increase Of $sss2l3.
The following is the latest circular report Of the
operations OF the Union Pacific Railroad -
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OFFICE OF The MANUFACTURERS AND BUILD
ers Fire Insurance Company. No M Broadway, corner
Fulton street, New York, Jan s. 1s73.-At meeting Of
the Board Of Directors held this day the usual SENT
nusi dividend Of 1--WE C per cent declared, payable
]. JAY NEsTELL. Secretary.
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NAVAL sroefs.rhere has been considerable more
100 bbls 5ssc. and 100 bbls private terms Rosin
We have only fi note sales q Sbs Strained IS
S Sa an s. ncmn TAI Rsh were not
MARKET for refined Inc continued dull
still asking IKE. but lots be had outside for ac:
in !. s s ne b St
steady e. % % Sass VIA, S
lower - 90 the upper and 50 IS q 50 at on City
toiore Renned held at &c. $50 ''' - -
lard 1855 S and
The market for pSrf Mss yery aS,ss put
az Sinsf% 81.
and $40 for city Bacon remained steady win sales OF
at isc, and 10 boxes do, January, at Slc
quoted at Sc e. as extremes and Western at gfc.
Sc BesIhsrs was an oSsng trade At steady
packages within the range Of Sl2 for new plain
s ~ FOR &C. sna "a S DC prBs
hams remained quiet and nemnally .dy at 81 Ss
were not euoaS!y sSanssS W heard q :ss: q sSS
as
bid ida and City lard was
hs@s has @ sTfs s to-
day in both foreign and domestic at essentially unaered
prices sales 70 erces sS q Carolina at7c. SIC. and
sUcss@TSs market cr raw remains very quiet and
o 49,
good refining sold time since but not re-
ported, 5l6c Refined quiet but steady at l01sc
Ike for standard AS and lG4c for hards We
quote :-Cuba--Refning inferior 70 common, &c. SIC;
0sc grocery fair to good &c. 9c. prime to choice
9szc gsc centrifugal, hhds and boxes ylc alOs4c
Havana.Boxes Da tch standard, Nos to 2 sc &c;
is l0@c II &c d. 10 N D. lhc Ike; white, lie
a l2c Porto Rfco-Refning, common to prime shc.
&c grocery fair 70 ehoics gic ioc sIazmpS,ch
SSs n % and snas
pc rior, SIC. a &C.
on private terms, quoted at &c. q 84c.
TlLLow continues in fair demand and firm sales 1000
lbs at Sisc Size, the higher price for prime city
Manifestations, SIS bbfs, The market was quite
active and decidedly frmer The sales 100 bbls. at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

1NUU CoI HInSSs vOVoUiVV1
months ................... 81, oss, oo4
Decrease net earnings for eleven months $3.50:
The gross earnings were largely reduced In the
months of January, February and March OF this
year by reason of snow blockade The increase Of
expenses has mainly resulted from large expendi
ture made to prevent the recurrence Of snow
blOckadeg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

nFFICE EMPIRE CITY FIRE INSURANCE CON-
~ pany, New York. Jan. :, 1873
FORTYSECOND DIvIDEND.-The Directors OF this
company have this day declared dividend Of 1--WE
WIN. A. BUTTIs
President.
IfNpLKv MURRAY Jr., Secretary, -.