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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-16

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-16

Many friends are like the shadow which
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-16

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-16

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-20

any oaJ al
note
boxes short Dressed nogs Continued quiet
and were again l, easier AZ city QUOTED &C sc gesf
about packages were disposed Of At Within the
SIS DO India aop Sect hs%s ssanaes
S Tssss
not noiiceahly chc.s We note sales Of sOe SMOKED
q bellies 10 ns average a ygMc i ., lbs Of DO
terms, dry sated shoulders quoted at 7,ac Lard
9lGc, last balance OF month"; Sales $40 terces Tor
June at Bloc so terces Tor July early, at 9ltc
later. 75o terccs sold tor do at 9hc City lard was
sUeAn.-The market for raw was very quiet to-day
and in order to sell TO considerable extent further
siderable trade on the street. but the only
sales heard OF about 1875 hhds of refining grades
quote CubaRe anings inferior TO common esc. IKE;
grocery, soyd, sssi prime sSSies, TX
a DateS a
81 8 = rs sss z i ss ws als
lsc a lie. Porto Rco-Refning common 70 PRIME e
s ss SfS2'ssf cs far e scoaes sEshaar
Nos 10 70 Y. SIC SIC. Manila-superior and extra
SUPERIOR TMc as s.v wa, s.r :. so.dv nrce. Tho
.alss foot up about IS scrccs Of CAROLINA Il
and 40 bags of Rangoon at 6a%c.-a7c.
srEARsr.-Iradc was unimportant to-day, and prices
TALIow.-There was moderate business consummated
to-day az shade easier prices Sales $1,000 lbs Of out
misunderstanding 592 bbls. The market was steady
at the opening, with sales Of 90 bbls at 9'c SUISSE
gucnty II closed more active and frer with sales Of
IS
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, MAY 1a. 1873
Sugar-Stock in warehouses at Havana and Matanzas,
10000 boxes 5000 hhds receipts during the week,
5000 boxes, $500 hhds. exported during the week,
25o boxes 10 800 bids inSuding 1900 boxes and 400
and the market rm Nos 10 to r. Dutch standard TX
Iys reals per arrobe Nos 70 to ~ Dutch standard IA
Nos to 10: moasses quiet but firm; uscovad sugar,
50 reals: grocery grades. io4 loA reals Bacon
Tior American, SIS $50 Der auintai: Goshen, ss5
Flour firm Hams-American sugar cured quiet at $N
SIS per gnntal Lard active; in kegs Sl775 SIS; in
frm at s4 50 SIS s. per ''s qainiaL wax Wax
quiet and steady: Honey nomnslly " as reals
$ss $50 shooks-Box quiet and weak; hogshcad firm;
sugar hogsheads "a rs reals; molassess hogsheacs
q q reals Naval stores steady. Hoops dull;
Freights easier but not qlotaby lower; decline e
pected per box Of loading Havana ports
the north coast OF Cuba n 2's 81 per hid sugar
sugar from ports on the north coast S 90 IS So per hhd
moasses do 81 Is 5o to Falmouth and orders load
ing at HAVANA, 6 3d. Cos 3d. loading at outports 57s
Cd 9 62s Ca Exchange frm; on United states, short
cent premium; on London, 4S a ~ per cent premlum
on Paris, ~ 30 per cent premium.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The Regatta Committee OF the Brooklyn Yacht
Club is hard at work arranging the details for the
coming annual regatta in June. The distribution
OF prizes is receiving much attention from the
members Of the committee but this mportant mat
enormously reported.
The schooner yachts Peerless, Vice Commodore J.
r. Maxwell, Aye, and Triton, Mr.. G. A. Thayer.
Aye, had brush from the foot OF Court street.
Brooklyn, as far as Sandy Hook on Saturday after
noon last, both doing admirably, and affording
much satisfaction to their respective owners.
These yachts will have merry time In the regatta
OF the Atlantic Club next month.
The schooner yacht Madeline, Commodore voor-
his .Y.C., made the run from Nyack-On-the- Hud-
son to Hoboken on Saturday in two hours and ten
minutes.
Fowler, Bye, Is much improved since her mast
was placed further forward, and is sailing very
fast.
The s1oop. yacht Oracle, Mr.. WAIVER, N.YY.C., is
The soop yacht Vision, Messrs. Alexandra,
NY.Y.C., is at anchor IN Erie Basin Red Hook
Point.
lyD for Or: Vondy OF Jersey City, will be launched
In about three weeks.
The sloop yachts Mariquta, Nimble, Emma t.,
Genia and others OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club, have
three days, their owners desiring get the chang
OF thingsn before the annual regatta.
The schooner yacht Fleetwtng, Mr.. George A.. o.
good, N.Y.i.C., Is at Glen Cove, being reprinted
and otherwise preparing for the June regatta.
The schooner yacht Enchantress, Mr.. +. Loubat,
N.YfC, Is lying at the foot OF Washington
street, Brooklyn, reftting for the summer cam
paign.
The sloop yacht Kaiser william, Mr.. H. L. Mott,
Bye, will be ready to proceed to New London,
the residence OF her owner, in few days.
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Tho Famous Bra6hurst Sale To-day
High Prices Predicted for the Prop
erty-A Huge Sale OF East Side Land
ON the 2Oth Instant.
Not since the Spring trade fairly opened with the impc
tus thereto by the Post estate has there such
an intense excitement thacrcated by the disposition
the Bradhurst estate which will take place to day
at the Real Estate Exchange. As this property situated
in the most favorable portion of the city II is safe to pre-
dict therefor, the greatest The land embraced
In this estate and located St Nicholas Tenth
avenue, lfth 1lsh l49th streets, presents a most
Harlem and Hudson Rivers and the Long island sound
1t Is predict that the highest prices will be real
renee that hundred and quarter such mag
uifcent released the thradom OF partition
The effect this sale will have upon the surrounding
property must be most salutary All that required now
this location wiz be valuable any point on the
they have managed the three great Post
Carman and Harsen estates. number of our heavy
operators and land owners have been anxouy waiting
for OF the Bradhust estate,
parties anxious 10 this land may confidently
be expected that the bidding will DO spirited and interest
On Thurspay, the 12d ins are to have large sale
of 1Ql lots on Seventy first Seventy second, seventy
icvard, Jones Wood by Messrs Anthony j. Blocker
Co. which, being the fist large sale OF east side prop
erty promises 70 pc very successful The property men
trustees, on liberal terms. f
The business on Change Yesterday was important but
west Of Fourth avenue, each 2sxio5S to a. j. Hamilton.
house and lot north side Of sixteenth street cct east
q Avenue lot 2Sxea scharppet W., ,at 1
o de Of S srss ss ss east 81 ~
avenue, each 25xv0. 70 Peter y. Cronin for vAzoS"
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS May 49, 1879.
Cotton nominal ordn m SSod ordinary s csS
sis bales; gross s63 Exporssfo Great Britain 5s
coastwise. a. Sales, ZOO last evening. 1000 Stock
Moanr, May 10, 1879
Cotton quiet and easy; middllngs i7c Net RECEIPTS
1880
Cotton steady good ordinary l44c Net receipts, Is
bales. Sales, 200. stock, 4O,78
Cotton lower. mddlings I75sc low lniddIings &C.
l6,4c; good ordinary &c.; ordinary lsc; i3Ac Net
receipts 4so bales Exports coastwe, 49, Sales A0
SAVANNAH, May 10, 1873.
ce9a Sa Tsd s 49, s ssSsE bales
Flour-Demana light; holders Arm; sales mostly local
ssi:S
seller August; rejected, $50 Oats seady sales Of
Rye % and sss at s o No. Barley Quiet
and unchanged sales Of car lots regular Ct nc SOo
seller june; slSSs sls seller July Lard quiet and
At IS 80 cash. g g. seller June Bulk meats
aTm 90: Lake ireightsWhssst 70 Buffalo s,sc sosn
b Snshe. ac and
do. barley. shipmens-0p0 bbs -four, COO bushels
wheat 95 900 do corn, $4,000 do OATS 1000 do. and
oswEco, May 70, 1873
for white Winter and $l Tor double extra Wheat dull
SGS sas CLUB 20a Tas q nj
sa ~ bushels high mixed at & oush as low mixed Y
oSTa
shorts sea s2o sh,pstus s2; middlines s2 s22 per
Ssw Y Gaa he RaS a to
Flour, TO PHILADELPHIA and Boston soc to New York
akesi0o bushels wheat $500 Co. corn. 400 do rye
oooo DO malt $4,000 feet Of lumber shipments by
2lgl ,00J feet of lumber.
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do. special tax 10 Is: Missouri sxes % an;
do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph. 81 VIZ Loulsi-
ana skies, 40 a AZ; South Carolina sixes' 20 %,
do new January and July, 10 a ION; 40. new Apri'
and October, 25 49, Arkansas skies, iunded, seaaV'
GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM AND ACTIVE.
United States Bonds were strong ana IN goou
demand by foreign bankers. united States slxes'
1881, coupon advanced to 122 l22A ana os's
TO 11sx a I1s. Ageneral Improvement was obsery-
able along the line 1t is reported that the supply
is unequal to the demand, the German market
being especially active for American securities
The following table will show the closing prices
1t is also stated by despatch from washington that
the last OF 600 new bonds have been shipped
to Europe. No further shipments will be
made until another call Is made by the Syn
dicate. Secretary Richardson saysthat the Treasury
agents In London report the prospects for further
negotiations Of the new loan as very favorable -
United States currency SKIES. 1854 1906 do. SKIES
1881, registered, l1sk l1ssS; do. do. do coupon.
122 1924; do. fve-twentles, registered, May and
November, 116H 1l63S do. do. 1882 coupon. do,
116k 1l6K; do. do, 1854, do. DO, li6I
1l6H; do. do, 1865, do, do, l17S 1lSb; DO do,
1857, registered, January and July, ilSA li'k;
do. do, 1865, coupon. do, l1sA 1l9; do. do,
1867, do, do, 12O% 121; do. do, 1s6s do, do,
11sA 1l9; do. ten-forties registered, 1l2A ll2h;
registered, Hay a IFS; coupon, 11411a 1l5
STOCKS UNSTEADY.
The.market opened firm, but speedily declined,
In response to the general tone recorded else
where. The leading feature was Pacific Mail,
which, opening at AN, went OF to 45k, recovered
at 467, and closed at ASK. western Union ad-
vanced to s61. but subsequently declined to SO.
Erie sold at an advances Of 62K. sympathizing
strongly with foreign advices New York Central
was sold at 1O0H a 1o0%, and Rock Island ranged
from 10sh to 1888. st. Paul common advanced
from 55H to 552s, and Improvement may be no.
ticed IN the steadiness Of c., G. and c. the price
OF which during the day lowered around 30k 3os.
Lake Shore advanced 4 per cent The whole mar
ket. however, was duh and suffered a fractional
decline after the opening sales, from which, with
few exceptions. there was little rally at the close
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MovEr MAsxrr.-LosDoy,o May 1873 P. M
United States bonds-New fves ssh Erie Railway
for the United states fve-twenty bonds 1868
old, gIa 1878 93aS ten.ortes, $50; new ves 8s7s,
and Erie Railway shares, 4Sla - ~
FaAsKyoRr BounsK. -FRASkroRr, May ia; Limited
PARIS BouRsE-PARIs, May l9-P. M-Rentes closed at
64f Csc. 49, s
LIyEnrooI BRxApsrurrs MARKEr.-LIvERrooI, May 10
p. M.-The market is quiet
LIvERpooL PRovisIoNs MARKEr.-LrvERpooL, May l9-P.
MCheese 69s per cw for the best grades of American
fine.
.LIyERrooL CorroS MARKsr-.LrvERPoor, May 1875 p.
MThe market closed quiet The sales Of the day have
been bales including 1000 Tor speculation and ex
port OF the sales 1000 bales were American. Sales
Of cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston, dely-
cradle in June, at from the same ports, deliverable
July and August at 3l6d and from the ports, de-
yerable August and september at Sad The shipmen
Of cotton from Bombay since the last report to the 10th
inst have been q 90 bales Sales Of cotton shipped from
market report published at r. NJ said THE market
Is and partially shade lower Mddling uplands,
sgd; middling Orleans, ylsd.
LIyERrooL PRopucE Market. -IIvERrooL- May 1916
r. M.-Rehned petroleum. l4lsd; a lisid per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoSDoS, May l9-Even-
ing-Linseed oil f3 per ton. Spirits urpcntine, 39 3D.
per cwt
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icuit II would not be more 90 than ISLANDS stuased
many thousand miles from our shores. The pro-
ductons OF the latter especially desirable to the
people OF the United States, are far more abund-
ant In the former.
II this class OF advocates for the annexation OF
the Kingdom OF Hawaii are not careful they will be
caught In the meshes OF their own logic, and prove
by their zeal In this case that their opposition to
the other was inspired by no higher motive than
hate for an administration which they could not
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CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA, N. Y, May 10 1878
The cheese market opened very dun and upromislng,
but the close good deal ofbusness transacted
No less than forty factories represented and their
offerings footed up 3oOo boxes, Of which ,mlly 200
few boxes of iarm dairy were sold on the street on
private terms.
At Little Falls 700 boxes of farm dairy sold at
12c &c., ruling l3sc for choice $500 boxes of tory
sod the ruling figures being l3Hc AK three lots
wen tat an n
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

Southern bonds are steady, without change from
the last quotations. They quoted as follows
Tennessee, ex coupon, SIX s1K; do, new, SIX
SIX; Virginia, ex coupon, as a as; do skies, con-
sol bonds, 90 sax; do. SKIES deferred scrip, IL
Is; 0eorgin Sizes IS SO; do sevens, Of e2 North
Carolina, OK coupon, 2s a 30; do, funding, 1885, II
20; do, funding. 1865 II 20; do. new. 10 II |:
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grade quoted.
CorFEE.-The market to-day quiet for all descrp-
tons, but prices exhibited no change. We quote =
Rio-ordIpary cargoes HAS a l75ao fair cargoes.
lssc. lgac; extreme range for lots, l71sc. 9Isc
god per b. 60 % days credit Java government bag
Poke axe; do grass mats) 2lc &c; Singapore, do
I7c; lsc Ceylon, ls1sc; l9Ac; Maracabo ls]sc
Domingo slzs Porto IRicO, fSs lsc Costa Rica
Angostura, lshc a 19c savana, lsiac l9c; Curacao
lshc l9c.. gold. GU 90 days credit ..' ~,
FLOUR Observation-Disclosures, s305 bbls wheat
$3.50 bushels; corn, ,3l7 do meal 34 bags oats
2l,575 bushels The -four market quiet but steady
Prime shipping grades held very Arm and business
thereby restricted The sales since last loot
about $500 bbs Corn meal continued quiet but steady
at prices within the range Of our quotations Feed was
following ngnres:- lbs sharps $50; 100 lbs No
middng $25 $685. 80 lbs. or No. middings $23 a $24
60 lbs No. eed, 81; 80 lbs medium iced $2O 40
lbs No feed, SO per tom rye feed So per ton We
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CLOSING PR1oEs-4 o,oLoox r, NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet; Receipts al the Ports, 7,sy4
Beles-.Flour Firm--vvheat En- sicr--Corn
Lower-Onts Firmcr-Porl Nominally
Stcady-Lard Lcwer-Gr0ccrics Cuict-
Petroleum steady-Naval stores Dull
Whiskey Firmer. fl, seA
oaA MONDAY, May 1o-cP.M.
Trade circles were very quiet to-day as q general
thing, and business was light both on and of
'Cnangc. The extreme 1rmness OF freights and the
higher rates OF vessels for charter as compared
with week ago tended to greatly restrict the
export movement In grain, and rates for next
month being even higher than those now current,
buyers for forward delivery were more cautious.
Flour was quiet but steady lines OF extra shipping
being held particularly firm. Wheat was quiet,
owing to the continued scarcity OF prime
samples, the high rates of freight and the indspo-
siton of sellers to grant any concession from the
rates recently current for lots to arrive. On the
spot prices were lower. Corn was still heavy
under moderate inquiry, and comparatively free
receipts OF old, some OF which was green ana
pressed for sale at lower prices. Prime old was
held pretty firm, but the steady decline of new
brings old with 1t. Oats were in demand and
frmer whiskey also firmer. with fair inquiry.
Pork and lard dull and prices decidedly in
buyers favor, particularly for lard. Freights very
firm, and extreme rates were demanded. Groceries
quiet but, with the exception of weak market for
raw sugar prices were firm. Naval stores neg
lected and prices we're, to great extent nominal Pc
troleum attracted but little attention yet prices were
without noticeable change.
CorroN-spot cotton neglected and nominal. with
downward tendency at the quotations annexed. For
future delivery the transactions reached fair aggre-
rss Of BIC b. We up thus ."ns
r.. To,,a an SAT- Esssenisg. TS. g;
cohnsnmpton sos lis Isl
Speculation. .................... 10 10
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 73 23S III
Included In the above 20 bales to arrive. For
future delivery basis low midding the
as folows:Saes Saturday evening alter O'Clock r.
M-May 100 at Is 7-l6c 100 at 1s1Sc. June, 100 at
Y o Isacs 49,; 20 at ,o5 Islc; JULY 800 at lsc,
TENDER. 100 at HE Total. $500 bales Exchange,26o
M-May 600 at is<c june at 1SSc. loo at is 7I6c
loo at Is I2c 500 at is 9l6c ADO l732c 200 at
is 7l6c 100 at iSc zoo at Is 76c leo at lSsc 600 at
Is 7l6c 200 at September 100 at IKE. Total 1900
bales Grand total ll,l00 bales The receipts at the
ports were follows :-Galveston Is bales; New
orleans, BIG; Mobile $685. Savannah, 706; Charles
ton, 45o Wilmington, 27 Norfolk, lo53 New York l69s
Boston, O. Total 7774 bales. This day last week. 1887
bales. This day last year. s56S bales Rates cotton to
To Havre BY steam lc sail ic compressed; Hamburg,
liverpool BY steam, I'd 716d. SAIL 5-l6d 2sd We
-
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WALL STREET,
MONDAY. NAV IQ-d Z. M.

WALL STREET,
MONDAY, May 1916 r, M.
on Change to-day cotton on the spot was neg
iected, while lutures' sold moderately at decline
OF s-l6c per lib. Flour was in fair demand and
nrm. Wheat was quiet and easy, while corn was
dull and lower.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The total imports Of foreign merchandise at the
port Of New York for the past week and since the
beginning Of the year compare
1871. 1872. 1873.
Dry goods. 81, O59,S08 $2l9S,633 81, $40 255
Gen. merchandise 5,4Ol,O96 1886, 1913 6,59S,OOS
Total for week S7,460,004 So 1893 500 $7,03s, c63
Prev ranorted. lao 700 1hO 163 At 163 1oh J-7
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1FIc T0110"tUB V'ofo 't'0" '1Io H'B'1o'U 1tf 'O"c
prices of the principal stocks during the day.
SALES AT TIE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Monday. May 1G-lo,l5 A

Monday, May 1S-10il5 A. M.
$1,000 US Gs r. ,6l. ll3L $4,000 US $40 c. l2c
$40 u t-2u, c, 't2 900 do. 80. small I2oi4
Called bonds. sml 1ls 800 Us EGO G. rs. sml ll7s4
500 US5Uc, st llSi4 1900 US US, l04O r... ll24
10 A. W.-BefOrc Call.
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GOLD sTEADY-117,@ a l1sk.

The gold room showed none OF the symptoms
which were anticipated by many when the market
closed on Saturday. 1t was then thought that to-
day would reveal either q combination formed to
appreciate the value or develop the necessity for
It's early Shipment Neither OF these contingencies
thus far has presented itself. In fact gold Is
weaker, and sympathizes with the similar weak
ness that has already been recorded with reference
10 reports from abroad that the Continental
values, have been greatly exaggerated. Encourage.
ment was derived from the Improvement in our
bonds: from the steadlness OF the London market;
from the tone OF confidence reported by the latest
English dispatches from the assurance that no
great inequality existed between the imports and
exports Of the country; and, finally, from the very
well considered probability that at the next weekly
meeting OF the Board of Directors OF the Bank Of
England the present rate OF discount win be re-
duced. The fact seems to be generally accepted
that the disturbance on the Vienna Bourse has
not been Of sufficient Importance to ma
terially affect the money centres OF the
world. 1t merely has superinduced q caution
and contraction which, in obedience TO the law
Of finance, has extended to the extremes OF none
tary influence. The effort, therefore, of the
'bulls' OF the market TO take advantage OF this
event or OF any OF its suppositious results has
far proved abortive and we have q gold market
not too severely speculative IN its tendencies to
suggeo the possibility OF an immediate crisis.
Gold opened at 11s1s, but dropped to 1ls
i17%, then to 117H, recovering to ana closing at
l17Z l17I. The fluctuations in the market to-
dav are shown by the following table,
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Cotton Quiet; Receipts tho Ports, 7,7y4
Beies-Flour Firm--Nvlieat Ensicr-Ccrn
Lowcr-Onts Firmcr-Pork NominaIly
stcady-Lard Lcwcr-Grocerfcs Quiet
Petroleum steady-Naval stores Dull
Whiskey Firmer. N, sfH aHs
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RAILROAD BONDS.

Railroad bonds were generally firm, with an
average advance OF u to Il per cent, the luctua-
tons being In accord with the temper OF the mar
Ket The following were the bids at the call as
amended.-
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DARTNERS HrP.-TAKE NOTICE-THE FIRM OF
i Schmitt Stenecke Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Joseph Schmt will wind up the affairs OF the
Arm and sign in liquidation. - $500.
NEW York, May H. 1873 REINHOLD STEINECKE.
N B-oseph Schmitt will continue the business at l62
Water street. New York city. JOSEPH SCHMITT.
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NAVAL 81, REs.-The market for spirits OF turpentinc
was dull and weak; Al bills sold at 4Sc. At the close it
was Offered at isc on the spot and &C. e arrive with
loo bbs TO arrive ut 46c. RosinIhe market Was dull
and IN the absence Of sales prices were entirely nomi
nal strained quoted at - TO- but there DISPOSE
ton whatever MANIFESTED to operate Tar nomnaly
s'eauy ., 90 % - Cp oa Masninston or Wilmington
was quiet but nominay steady quoted at like for bal
ance OF month Crude in bulk but
held at Be- Cases were quiet and unchanged quoted a,
26Hc. Naphtha was entirely nominal about lie TO-
Western and lc for city From the Creek the report
were q q auet and weak market quoted at 81 80 at o
CITY, ~ 80 at Petroleum Centre and Rouse yile and 81
n ~ 20 at Parkers Landing The Philadelphia markevv
quiet; refined quoted quoted at gc for remainder OF
months 800 bills sold for first half of July at 193&c Later
10 New York we heard Of sales Of 500 b6s Of refined
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