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The Daily Dispatch: April 6, 1861., [Electronic resource] 2 0 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: April 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], Russian Ingenuity. (search)
orthern Markets. New York, April 5. --Noon--Stocks lower — N. Y. Centrals 76; Va. 6' s 74; Mo. 6' s 62¾ P.M. --Cotton steady — Upland Middling 12¾@12¾. Flour heavy — Southern $5.45 @5.75. Wheat — all qualities slightly declined. Corn do.--mixed 62@69. --Pork firm — mess $17@$17.35. Prime $13. Whiskey firm at 18¼ @18½. Sugar heavy — Orleans 4½@5¼, Muscovado 4¼ @5¾. Coffee firm at 11½@13. Molasses heavy — Orleans 32 @28, Turpentine steady at 36. Rosin firm $1.30. Rice steady. Stocks excited, fluctuating violently, and active — New York Central's 76¼; Virginia 6's 74; Missouri 6's 63. Sales in New York, April 4th, of $10,000 Virginia 6' s at $75½; $5,000 Tennessee 6's at $75; $10,000 do. at $74½; and $10,000 North Carolina 6's at $80½. Baltimore, April 5.--Flour higher — City Milis $5.37; Howard and Ohio $5.50@6. Wheat steady-- red $1.30@1.39; white $1.50@1.58. Corn quiet — yellow 60@61; white 61@63 Mess Pork $17; prime $14. C
The Daily Dispatch: May 15, 1862., [Electronic resource], For hire (search)
ion was held on Tuesday night last, in the lecture room of the United Presbyterian Church. The exercises consisted in singing, praying, and reading the holy Scriptures; after which, the President of the Association, J. B. Watkins, Esq., read the annual report of the operations of the society for the past fiscal year. The association then went into nominating candidates for offices of the association for the ensuing year, which resulted in the election of the following gentlemen: President, Philip F. Howard; 1st Vice President, J. B. Watkins; 2nd do., W. Willis, Jr.; 3rd do., T. Roberts Baker; 4th do., William P. Munford; 5th do., George W. Anderson; Directors, Dr. J. Hall Moore, Dr. Wm. H. Gwathmey, Wm. H. Clemmitt, J. H. Peay, P. C. Nicholas; Corresponding Secretary, James Gordon; Recording Secretary, Mr. Sleight; Treasurer, S P. Smith; Register, J. E. Burress; Librarian, Asa Snyder. The association is in a flourishing condition and doing much good. It is the largest in the Confe