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Middletown transcript., 1875-08-07

During the Fever season of last month, the
stock of Ayers Ague Cure in the Old North
State became exhausted, and before a supply
could be received from Lowell, the suffering
from chills and fever become fearful. A few
parties were so fortunate as to have it on
hand, and in Iredell County, the druggists
eked out their slender stocks by selling doses
"a spoonful each-for a dollar. Many paid
ten dollars for bottle, when the regular price
is but one, and thought themselves favored at
that, so valuable are the curative properties
Of this preparation, which not only expels the
poison from the system, but leaves the patient
with unimpaired health and vigor.-Raleigh
W. C.) Standard.
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Granulated Sugar - cents A IL cts, and
10 cts, CASH, at s. NJ. REYNOLDS.
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Job lot Ladies' Two-Button and Gauntlet
Lisle Gloves, l23 and IS csnts-worth 50 cts.
8. n. REYNOLDS.
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MANIrEsrs, for the shipment Of peaches and
other fruit, printed promptly and neatly at
the TRANsCRIPr office.
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FOR SALE.

7E0 Cords Of Oak aud Maple WOOD, Ell
lOU ther in the woods or delivered in
quantities. to suit purchasers. Apply to
JOHN A REYNOLDS,
Dee. l2-tf Middletown. Del.
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An elegant Two-Button Kid Glove for 30
cents cash, at S. N. REYNOLDS.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

New Castle County National Bank Of Odessa,
July 7th, 1876.
The Directors bave this day declared div
idend OF FIVE PER CENT. for the last six
months, clear of all taxes, payable on and
after the 14th inst. J. L. GIBSON,
July l0-4t Cashier.
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Thr eNliddlr!olun Transtrip1

Business Locals and Special Notices 10 cents
a line for each insertion. Obituaries charged
for at the rate of cents per line OF eight
words. Marriages and deaths inserted free.
TERMS: Cash in advance, invariably.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Citizens National Bank, /
MIDDLETowN, DEL, July 9Th, 1875. !
The Directors have this day declared q
semi-annual dividend of FOUR (4) per cent.
out of the earnings of the last six months,
payable to the Stockholders on and after the
10Th inst, clear of all taxes.
July l0-4t ]. R. HALL, Cashier.
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Business Tofals.

Mason's Porcelain-Lined and Gem Fruit
Jars in pints, quarts and half gallons, and Tin
Cement Cans by the gross or dozen. Por-
celain-Lined Kettles, from to Is quarts, SELL
ing lower than ever. s. NJ. REYNOLDS.
ROBELEN b BRO, of Wilmington, are
selling Estey Organs at very liberal discounts.
Also, some beautiful Organs Of other makers
at very low prices. Send for price lists.
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IOwnSenQ, IrOH tne COInInlttee on CteamSnlp
Transportation made report, showing that
be had visited and conferred with the officers
of the American Steamship Company, of Phil
adelphia, in regard to the shipment of peaches
to Europe. The company had agreed to fit
up q refrigerator compartment which would
hold from $500 to 5000 crates of fruit; that
the price per crate would be ST. 90, unless the
growers would charter the compartment
which they could do for $4,000. Mr.. T. urged
the growers to send only good fruit as the
success of the experiment would depend upon
their SO doing. He argued strongly in favor
of this project believing that it wonld sue
ceed, and be Of vast advantage to the peach
growers of the Peninsula for all time to come
He suggested the 26th of August as proper
time for the commencement of the enterprise
as the Old Mixons would probably be ripe a,
that time.
In reply to a question of Mr.. R. H. Cum.
minis, Mr.. Townsend said the Steamship Com.
pany would examine plans and fit the com.
partment up at their own expense, after the
best plan submitted TO them. On motion o
Henry Clayton, the report was accepted and
committee continued.
The report Of the Committee on Railroad
Transportation being called for, Mr.. Willit
reported that Major B T. Biggs, the chair
man, who was absent, had promised to ses
Mr.. Sharp, Of the B. 4 o. R. R. Mr.. Clayton
presented telegram from Mr.. Sharp to Mr.
Biggs 10 which the former said he could MOI
move trains at other hours than A. N. and
loP. NJ. The Secretary stated that said tele
gram was received from Mr.. Sharp and thai
the latter was in New York on Wednesday
and Mr.. Biggs having selected that day, nc
conference between the two was held.
Mr.. S. G. Bigcs stated that on Thursday
evening last, A. g. Gray, ESQ, President o.
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laiost sfrcct nnntations :

State bonds dull hut fraction firmcr for
Georgias and TenneSsces. In railroad bonds firm
feeling prevailed and in many instances highorprices
were established The leading feature was Chicago
and Nortli-Western Consolidated Gold Bonds. the
demand for which was even more active than yes
terday. The price advanced from o7l2 to oSil, and
closed at the highest point.
The earnings of the Company for the fourth week
in Iuly are reported to show anncrcasc of Slsj500,
which makes the total gain for the month T263OOO.
Milwaukee and ST. Paul bonds were firm and New
Jersey Central higher, Consolidated Firss rising to
1O6l4. Union Pacifcs were in active request and
closed strong at 1914 to 102 for Frss, 9"l2 to $3.50
for Land Grants and 9Gli TO 9Gasfor Sinking Funds.
The following were the bids:
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sALrs rnoM e. o.cIocK ?. ". To cIosE on Drsl-
TUESDAY, Aug. 3-P. VI.

The VARYING condition of the weather. and It's
effect upon the grain crops are still watched with
interest by commercial men, and prices are stlfcn-
ing somewhat al the Produce Exchange, whence we
hear that the present estimate of loss to the grain
crops 10y the recent rains and Hoods viii not exceed
per cent Of the entire crop of the country The
value of this estimate Will depend upon the data
which ii is formed. The stock market opened about
steady at last nights closing prices, and soon
developed weakness more especially In
Lake Shore and Ohio and Mississippi,
but soon became steady, and afterward strong on
small transactions the market showing for the rest
OF the day alternate strength and weakness, but in
the main strength there having been at the close
advance for the day on the greater number of lead
ing stocks ranging from Il to 81 per cent. Stocks
were strongest during the last hour of the day,
though there was a slight decline at the close which
was at prices slightly below the highest and some
what above the lowest of the day. The business as
on yesterday, has been slim, amounting to
less than 81, 900 shares Of which the most ac-
tive were Western Union, which fuctuated between
s27 and $685. closing at S3ls 1s above the open
ing. The sales amounted to only 1900 shares.
Pacific Mail. of which 1880 shares were Sold
opened and closed at 393l having sold during the
day up to 40li and down to 1898. Lake Shore, on
sales of / 800 shares, opened at 6lSs, and after
selling up to Ol ana UOWn 10 ol, clOScu dt OI Il
Northwestern, Oh 800 shares, huctuated between
41ss and 1925 closing at 42ls. Illinois Central
closed at 95, after having sold at 81, while Michi-
gan Central opened at 90, l per cent below
yesterdays price, and after selling up to Ca closed
at G32a. Comparing to-days closing prices of lead
ing stocks with those of yesterday, we find that
Quicksilver has advanced Il per cent; Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Erie, and 1t. Paul Common, each
81; Northwest Preferred, Ohio and Mississippi
and st. Paul Preferred, each u; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western and Union Pacific, each
Is; North-W West Common d, and Panama per cent
Lake Shore, Pacific Mail and Wabash have each de-
cned ls per cent, Mariposa and Michigan Central
each a, and Hannibal and st. Joseph p per cent,
bough the reported annulment of the traffic con-
tract between the Kansas Pacific and the st. Louis
Kansas City and Northern will, if true, prove OF
benefit to the Hannibal and St. Joseph as it will no
dOnbt largely increase the business OF the latter
road. The opening, highest, lowest. and closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day will be found
III the following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

Many persons will be surprised to notice that the
ccpts for the first half Of the year were larger than
those of the last half.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvana 0s, third issue, 40; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 2O7s; Reading Railroad 5I7s; Penn
sylvana Railroad, sos; Gold. 1923.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive OF
specie from the port of New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending Aug. 2, 1875, was $i,325,6s2.
The following shows the exports exclusive of spe-
cie from the port of NewYork TO foreign ports for
the week ending Aug g. and since the beginning OF
the years ., 49,. ,s,x
For the week ..... sGO9s 224 e5l57.9l7 t432j, $50
previously reported s96 sl7oo05l03 i4S9523l7
Total since jan / slGs 1920 l757o3,o2o lis277o99
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

check business Grocery grades quio and unchanged
We quote Cuba Refining grades go tes at 35c CuDs
Grocery grades 40aijc; Porto Rico 42d45c Demarafa 90
a4sc; and New Orleans ut 60D75c. n.
NAVAL STORES-StralDel Resin Is In fair request a.
steady prices quoted at Al 60asl 40 tor Common 70 oga
strained sales 81 100 bbs Common, 81 co go b9s Oral
nary ~ IS 1000 bOls do, 81 50 loo bbs COOL 80
bbls ~ 100 bbls Low Pale, - ~ % Spir
Tupentine is light request steady prices 81 2a SIC;
bbs the inside figure and 30 bs at tne on
quiet but quite firm at ~ "a 2@t2 %
for Washington, and - 021 for Wilmington Pitch Is dui NJ
- l2i2. 1890
OIIS-nseed quiet and weak at 5Sd60c from crshers
Fish steady but the movement 0Diy hliel
Lard dull ~ 90 for Prime Winter 0c. Tor present hAe
97c for made SOC S5c for No l. and 63dboe Tor 20 x
NenhaI steady with sales Of 2J0 bs al Sic quoted Az
81 a35c Brown Ia Light Other oils dull We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

pnme hankers. sterling bills on eOa

Tie money market was well supplied with loan
able funds. and borrowers on call paid li2a2 per
cent Discounts were unchanged. The following
is the Clearinghouse statement for to-day;
Currency evchs sos. 7O7 Gold exchanges 0t72O
Currency bas.... s,3Oj97G Col! balances eoe'ouz
The Government bond market was firm but very
ouiet throughout the day. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

PAINT4-Thore IL better trade for leading articles and
prices rule about steady Whiting is quiet anu ef!lIs
meets with demand; Inseed Oil Is nnner ana quite
active and holders I'm their views Niie iH moves
freely at unchanged ptccs Willie Lead sold ~
whiting. 100 d. - j5c VCrmil0ns 100 n, - 10 Pais
Green, lSd2Sc.; Red Lead 9llQJ2c.
PElKOLEUM-TAe market is steady, with nght inquiry
exporters holding Of Increased sal ply Ci ION
limits and the orders 10 hand not requiring ineolae
attention, excepting few Refined quotes az II -
Crude, Size f spot and month Naphtha u Ni a a
can purchased At Philadelphia Refined IL dnl D
steady IT lie. for spot and month do az iaios ~
ii sc. LaerSalcs OF 100 bbs Refined in New l"ih Is W
August II and lOD) bbls. spot, lie AdVces ~ re
ceiyod today by telegraph from the primary marNeis are rs
follows: Iitusve quiet quoted az ri lO1%l lZ2 Oh 'lt!
quiet az 81 2 housewife quiet, without business; about
81 Tiioute quiet a. II Oj Parkers quiet shipments II ~
az l22 United, s3lQsjc .
PRONISIOS>- Pork market IS active. and prces
much higher; sales Of $50 bbls Mess 81 3pat ~ so
Extra Prime, %G CITY at ~ $50 bbls Mess seicr august
~ 80 COCO bbs. do, seller September, ~ .o6,Zi o.
closing $2l -. Beef i steady, with moderate looming
~ bbls Mess 10 %
for Extra ZIG Packet Tercc Beet inactive bn nm
Beef iar demand aue strongly held sales or 90
bb southern at slG0+lS cut Meats are firm and ~ TAR
demand salcs 5000 pieces ~ lose for Hccl -houlders
lOall3ic. FOR Smoked do; l3aic for Pcled HAMS l10
private terms; 20 boxes Clear .l,s, l3igc:
Bacon duh ana heavy sales Of % boxes City Long Clear
fair at l0a ip'c. Lard II hTmer and more aciYe oi me
future quiet Tor spot New rner and ala'e sales of
700 ties. ~ II 2c bid Tor No l3G g. pid for t%i 1872
l3l40 l3l2c Tor New the latf
flyOre brandt Tor future delivery hear ot LOO
seller August l3L al3c 800 tcs seller splemDer
al 1915, a13isi and - tcs seller October al lic
to arrive and the market IT, hIm sales 81 100 casks carolina
at 7a7ic. for Fair 7.a - for Good s@4 g. ior Flhe
las for Choice 70 bbs LOuisian. a. a7sc for
Fair rme, Glfo6c. for lower grades; Rangoon at
Gi.060-c. and Patna al 101lfc. currency
SKINN-Goat skins are seady 'i ou remain very quiet
m /. il OiIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04
SALES FoK PRESENT DELIVERY.
To-day. Lasi Eveg. Tnta


For future delivery market opened higher hu Sti-e
oueuy declined &C. with good demand safes IL olIO"S
al on of LpW Nd.!nhe: 90 go.
sales Yesterday after y. in.AugCst, no - H. ~ '2c
200 lfl7s,c; september, 40, H. O'ton'r 900
III ne Too II fc; 500. II is2c; Ncirmbrf 900 ec
December BOO IA Nc MareA 100 l5e *oo 'asc' APRIL
DAYS closing TriccsAugust II '"a2d itc; SeitsmbeI
ii l5soc: OctoLeI li5leall la2c. Novembcr Ii sisd
IL Ii@-c December, II ns2c. January, la@ali H4c l,b
fusry if BOT; March, II l5ieal4 &C.; Apnb i5ol.a
5J,ec; Mi1 i5IIsQl5ac.; Juue lJ'aa 10 Poe MarA,t
hardy steady. sales today up 10 =. M
August 100 il ilaac September 100 u H22c 300 49,;
100 il o,cc 300 II lgc. 200 IL 7gr. Goo 'icc 700
il lie 600 lbicc; BOO &c; 400 agc 900 slec;
tro!i.r IOl a ~ 800, - iisc 400, II alsc cOi IL 49,
go ii 8,ec 100 HE; 100 II a2c; 800 II lcc; 400
II s,.c 100 II Sgc. loo, u &C.. 900, sc Eoyomhrf
200 &C. 800 3sc coo II 5sc; 100 II -. 100 ~ &c
100 i,sc: 400 f,; 100, II Sec D'ccmber ZOO II IN.
100 SEC 200 Ii 7aec; 300 II @tGc; 100 ~ '9,: 2oo
SOC 1GOU Ii BAT; 80 IA &C.; January 2Wp 'igc'
300 IL I5rc; 800, II t.; 1000 ~ sis'; t"bii1nH'
300 ii p,sc: 900 IL Gc. 100, i'ac TO- u 'asc 90
IL be 300 II i5s2c March, 100, II Eye; 100 ~ 2c May!
400 . 10 total. - 100 bales grand total, 3D. bales.
DRJ'GS AND f~Opium Is dali and nominal II ~ .J3
81 81 for Old, and tJd+J 20 for NcW, gold, III bond MOT
phc continues remand at - 60 pT or Crude Hrm-t"h'
duIl and weak. offered at $50 g0i without hudng buyers
steadily heidi French at Sic ana American ~
S5a3J i2c gold Essential oils are very quiet ana steady
(assi sold in lots al 81. SaldrIsons Lemon ~ - iom
- do Bereamot AZ s. 30 lna.eis 3se al % 49, ai
gold English Chemicals very qu,t, ara me Tendency
toward lowe soda Ash sol at Il 95a$2 l?2 Sais
tic G2e Bcab soda ~ - 3Jd$i -; Bleac
ing Powder II 75ds s7'2, al gold Other descriptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

Cheese ASS To Liverpool by steam, $1,000 bush CRAM
IA Cd and by SAIL 24000 bush at sdsd. To LONDON, ny
call, 700 bills. Flour, 2s 10i2d. -.
Flour AND MEAT-The Flour market opened with prices
Of spring Wheat brands Toe higher Winter Wheat Oc 10
25c higher Shippers hold back and jobbes purchase very
cautiously; No and Superne active and mgber ~
the close the market Is steady but quiet at the ad'dce SAFES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

City bank shares were steady on small transac-
actions.
The estimated earnings of the Union Pacific Rail-
road for the month of july 1875, and 1874 are re-
ported from the office of the President of the Com
pany as follows: Earnings for 1875, 81 ,O34, 653;
do for 1874, $75s, SOL; showing an increase of
1915 1872 or something more than 80 per cent and
an increase of daily receipts averaging $500.
correspondent writes to call attention TO the
following which may be of interest to the readers
of The TRIBUNE:
The official reports OF the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway for cath half OF the year 1874 are pub
sed In The Financial Chronicle Of July %, 1874 and OF
jan 2, 1875, as follows:
Operating Net
earnings EXPENSES earnings
For months ending June 80 80. . . ooeoo. .,,o- 49,.
For 6 months ending De 800.
cenber 81 lS74.......~ S,570,OI6 o41a43Z 3,o5hZ43
Teals for the year sl7 25O5I4 sllOs7l25 $G,lG3Os9
In official port (issued
in May for the entire
a page :, tie same -. 49, -. . . 49,
Items given thus lac 100 Sill593Tl $5otj,I5o
Thus it seems that the half-yeary reports, while
"overestmating" the earnings. underestimate"
the operating expenses resulting in the net earnings
being $50 less by the yearly report than by the two
semiannual added together Should similar error
have occurred the making up OF the estimates for the
past six months, then *" would find further sum TO
add 10 the deficiency which he seemed TO demonstrate as
existing
We confess our surprise q. the differences here
pointed out but which we find tc DC correctly stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

Jersey Bag Meal is stronger and ia y active. We quote
Fine White at II Sons % Fine yellow at Fl S00Sl -
Coarse AT ~ 60dsl 90 Ground Feed at 81 5JaSl 90.
FRCITNThe market for Foreign Dried has been quiet
since our last the unfavOflbe weather the past few dys
sncted business somewhat The sales 1909 boxes Layer
asins in bond on private terms 1900 boxes az - - a
y 2j 500 boxes Loose - 1898 40 1900 boxes Valencia
Zoe some lots sold at lOc 80 bbl. CurranH GisG j4c;
20 casks SeTyia Prunes, 1S4c. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04
The latest quotations for the principal San Fran
stocks are as follows

The Director Of the Mint is now personally exam
lining the condition of the great mines on the Com
stock Lode and will report the result Treasury
Department He last week inspected the Branch
Mint at Carson City, New, expressing satisfaction
with its condition, and will recommend its enlarge
ment in his next official report. The coinage opera
.ons of this mint for the month of June last were as
fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

WHISKY is stronger fair request sales OF 200 bbs
at 81 II. ,. , ooo ~ ,.shol co,h,oc n,
co 900 M Inwashei do 45c 5000 n Fine Australian
nc zoe 20 bales Spring California slightly bnir AZ &c
Oo0O Spring California at 26c 5000 Ausalan on PHI
yate terms 5000 spring California at 2Oc 1000 10 lambs
Pulled private terms 40 bags 90 on piiva.e oaFs
vale terms; 1000 10 unwashed Western at Sci 10000 ID
Eastern private terms IL as spLihg AZ
81 Use 5000 10 and Xxx Ohio al a. Giye 10 bales
ecoured on private The market dul ana OWING 70
,bc syere soIms business is nj stands Clothing Woos
are Combng aud Desine holders are ri ia
Their Views and request carpet Woods meet with
fair inquiry at fair prices OF Pulled Woods The STOCKS are
very light and values nm California ana ieSas are IN
mil suppy aud large sometimes
cncei,a Fine Flreces quici Medium meet with the
most attention at steady p In Foreign Woods there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04


On the night to July % the Mariposa Tunnel
struck the wall rock of the Mother Lode OF Can
fornia composed of barren quartz heavily stained
with copper salts and similar i'll character TO that OF
the Pine Tree Gold Mine. The tunnel heading was
in 9S3 feet and 400 feet below the surface. VEN
of coal has been discovered near the northern
boundary of the property. The New-lork Mining
Company proposes to increase its capital stock from
$4,000 900 10 $1O,000,OOO.
The gold market exhibited very little animation
although the tone of speculation was firm Inc
cpeninC sales were 1928, but transactions were
speedily made ls lower. Then followed rise to
113 after which the market settled back to 1l2@la
1923, all the afternoon business having been at
these figures Gold loans were made Hat, and at ],
. and 3 per cent for use. The London adj
vices reported n gain of f143,00O sterling on
balance consols and American securities closing
firm. the former at 9ll209i5s, and the latter
on the basis of 1OS5s d10S7s for lSG1s. HE
Sub Treasury and Custom-hOuse having been closed
out respect to the memory of the late eXPreSldeh
Johnson. we are without our usual figures from
these sources The days business at the Gold LX-
change Bank covered: Gold cleared, Sl2,9Ol,O0o ;
gold balances $1,O79911; currency balances
81 .221, 521 We annex principal quotations OF eoid
1899 i:S0 ii3.s ...."ll2 :
i 100. ii27s i2:8o-.. .ii27s 2.oO....ll2's
The foreign exchange market was quiet and firm
with business at 81 s634Q$i 81 for bankers long,
and 81 S9l2a$i 80 for demand sterling Inc nom
lin, 90, t.,e rornoin ~ folOVs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

Tho daily average receipts Of milk at the various gchs
distribution follows Per Ire Halfway, 40 M.
cram 700 cans milk Harlem Railroad 1900 cans NH
New Haven Railroad 600 cans milk Hudson MSn s ~
celancous by r0ueA 2As0 cana milk Tie oAu ssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

Stock in New orleans July %, ls1i...---;... 9joO
eFrD ron Cco-WMlc, owing To reduced stocks anu
rer prces export sorts coupled with ne Gece OF god
e aud export had been less active II Is gratifying 70 Sc
The home demand tie increase. encouraged by reduced
priccs on certain gTOwths and grades. Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04


Receipts for the week, "a bbsi DO last week 6lss
bbls sam. last year 60ll bbls. Ccntu cd light arri
walls have helped market e but Prices very mod
crate for .da SUI ply ~ ID the use OF lamp STRAW N
backing D condition 81 many lots u attnOut.d 10 the
rarelessnoss way. quotations, los on: . 80,
X + and + l. ty,iol22 a West. air uiaTks...lS d1S2
state and Penn. 10 AL Canadian. I'D G2O'a
West, choice. .......lS q
FRUITS.
The peach trains today brought "a chartered cars ana
mcrct cars; any Of them were fi and the style OF
fT NH IIal,s ary not Of an excel ne mat nae te-
ccvers d pore the half loads Most Oi he ilt Wa from
MARYLAND but they Delawares sold about ankc urs IN
lots Emerson 900 crates Ma and ana Deii"afe
at %l0S2 the latter for extras; While & Wise sold iov
crates, ali Mar land at slGt2j Iites BrothcTs hai
the bulk the supply ana report sales OF ii ;0y
rTrs mart Draaar. part Mar land, 10 zoe u 20
Tor nrno 10 fr 500 ~ for g0oi To Prime few
r,a' r. New-I rsny Mountain Rose quoted AZ zoe
81 bush EcIncs ale N light supply owing 70 the late ram
STORM ii keeps property away also keeps
INV rs ont oi ake Few prime Apples came forward Fair
eary Pear are good demand Barets IRON canton bliss,
an, inc ude in supply quoted ~ for three se crates
that california Pear crop VII DE- gh one; vi
PIIns from IN VIII be few 10 come th> way
Grapes will he above full crop Paciic vineyards TINS
week A few CurTaniS REMAIN WAFER
nelons are active The schooner from James River hal
arrived this week buyers prefer savannah as yet QaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

rrxsrrn- There "a an active inquiry Tor Calcutta, an'
rrIcrs are much higher sales Of 30 bags ta'Sn,''I
IN. ~ - 0II cl,I ant - 10, time. We ar IN! pea Il
n NJ cracker a Co the following stock 81 hs'e" III I'LL
,a,.r. AMI s,,ecnlaors hands IA Boston, MY 81; 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

quite decided that crop VIII De small
holders COOL descriptions Of state Nes M ava some
Southern marked quotations. There no demand Tor
outside purpose, and tie local trade not expected To use
many at tbs ar % the Peeled peaches are nominal
M late prices There anxiety stock a. there N
the promise COOl commercial supply BiacAberfies are
weak and lover crop O died berries VIII De heavy
Il a.l.tL-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04

INDIGO-The movement Is ccnhn'l to snail VI. 70 'uppy
,,c cdiat wants the trade, ard prices are uhtihg,H
NJ IL, aid ia lis at GOHs2c and Madras AT iJaejc
currency. -. 49,, ,,o.,, ,,o . !, non
GhIes There ma. better demand slce oul h tIe.A
for export the market closes lrn Dut 10 as W.
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