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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-11

d ES o TION
IN 70 Authorize the Tramwaying of Wager,
Shock, FsmmI ng, and Erety streets
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia, That the Chief Commis-
sioner of Highways be and no is hereby authorized
and directed to repaye with tramway stone in the
tracks of the wheels Wager street. from Fifth street
to Randolph street. in the Sixteenth Ward; Shock
street. between Filbert and Femming streets. Flem-
ming street, between Twenty first street and Shock
street in the Ninth Wardj and Erety street. between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth, and Walnut and Locust
streets in the Eighth Ward; and If the cartway is
wider than is necessary for o single track, the Chief
Commissioner is authorized to reduce it to the
proper width by taking an equal quantity from each
side. - -
President OF Common Council
Affect
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council
Approved this ninth day of June, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
Gil 1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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d ES u TION
~ To Authorize the Paving of Morris, Dutton,
and Chestnut streets
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils of
the City of Philadelphia That the Chief Com
missioner Of Highways be and he is hereby autho-
rzed and directed TO enter into o contract with COM
petent PAYERS who shall be selected by majority
of the owners of property on Morris street, from
Front to OtsegO street, on Dutton street. from Nor
ris to Mifflin srteets in the First Ward, and
Chesnut street. from Thrtieth street to Foity-second
street, In the Twenty seventh Ward for the paving
of those streets. The conditions of said contract
shall be that the contractor shall collect the cost of
paving from the owners of property fronting on
those streets And he shall also enter into obliga
ton to the city to keep said streets In coed order
for three years after the paving is finished Pro-
Vided That the city shall be at no expense for
grading. c,noz,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this ninth dRy of June, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-siX
"a. d. 1867
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
Gilt Mayor OF Philadelphia,
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Testimonial orthe most dIstInruishetl
Artists to steinWny d sons.

NEW YORK, December, 1854.
The PianoGortes, Grand, Square and TJp-
right, manufactured by MeSsFa. SteinWay 4
Sons, have established for themselves 80
worldwide a reputation that Il Is hardly pos
Sibie for US to add anything to their Just fam0.
Having thoroughly tested and tied these
instruments personally for yean5, both In pub
lie and private, II becomes our pleasant duty
TO express our candid opinion regarding their
nnqueStioned superiority over any other
Plano known TO us. z7slts- ,
Among the chief points OF their uniform
ness and polttHlS o lone, combined Gti a ScsTs
6TtLtdllcY, elenF1less and perfect epeIlJiesS
throughout tie entire scale, and, above all a
SltSrtstR1 duration Of sound, the pure and ssInt-
pathetic qtLdtty or I0tfch JleueF changes under
This peculiarly S found exclusively In The
Steinway Piano, and together with tho
matches precision, elasticity and prompt-
ness OF action always charActeEEing these In
struments, as well as their uneQualed duTa-
bltity under the seYereSt trials. Is truly sur
prising and claims at once the admiration OF
SteinwRy Pianos in allrespects le beat LnstTIs-
uIeGtS made Ia tfs country EttrOf1e tGss
them eotety and eIetsiUeiv 0ltTSelrea IN pubic or
private, and recommend Ghem iltSaridbtU 70 our
friends and the Public. :
We have at different times expressed our
makers: bat freely and taihesitathlOiv pro-
I1olsnoe Mssgs. StetHaDdU & Sons EsouloS superior
s. B. Minis, Robert aoldbeck, Henry @.
I1mm, Il. Z. Ritter, Geo. W. Morgan, Theo.
ThofnnSs Max MaretEell, VIM. Mason, Robert
ling, E. Muzio, Carl Anschurtz, A. IA. Pease,
]. MoSenthal, Carl WolhSohn, a. Davis +.
Won Breuning, Theo. Eisfeld, Carl BeFgmRnn.
ularU-Sn
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By Telegraph.
Shirt OF the Stock Market.
NEW YonK. May

-GN4sSF# 4ohAs 1ANy
The Commercials money article says the
stock market shows a partial recovery nom
The depression Of yesterday. It Is unpieas-
antly stubborn for the. clfqnes who ind II
difficult to engineerit either one way or an
other, without understanding the extensive
risks. Reading Is the most active stock on
the list, and advanced 9E;; 1t Is understood to
eFn shows more nrmness: the operations OF
the clique I'm this stock are q mystery; there
Is however, no very clear indication that
they are realizing. Northwestern preferred
IS active and advanced u, ciasing at 5q1<
MiIwaukee and st. Paul preferred Is In de-
ter1ay morning. The miscellaneous LIST Is to
a Considerable extent in the hands OF cliques
who, however, are operating feebly, Canton
Is active and closed at6SK. Governments are
quiet; 6-1ls OF @ and 81 are quoted at IOISfG
lOl5 the issue OF IS ut l0lsk5I0IJS: l0-4Os are
T-80s are unchanged. Money less active than
yesterday afternoon, and Is In a1undanb sup
ply at per cent on call, the banks having
large unemployed surplus and the demand
for discounts moderate At 51F9T per cent LOT
prime paper and 1883 per cent for g goo;
large. thee1ehange being Sis, Isl ~ and the
balances 81 sol OG6, the later being the largest
amount known In the business OF the clear
ing house. There was q moderate Dusine:s
done In foreign exchanges for the Persia which
sailed, this p. II; Prime hrokeEs sterling
francs long daLe 5l595151<, and for short,
si9IIa5II[s Gold shows a strong upward
tendency with considerable activity; the puT-
chases or importers fur exchange purposes
{1e advance, opening At l25<; the prices run
no 70 l275S. Loans easier, TaTes ranging from
regular and annual Interest TO ~ per cent per
day. .a7.i1
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The DEN Goods Tratle.

NEW YORK, May 1.
The European news has had a good effect
upon the dry goods trade. II is strong and
steadIer to-day than for some time past. As
yet there Is no very material changetn prices
but a much better feeling prevails in allmer-
camille and financial circles, dry goods feeling
it us much as Others. Brown SheetingS-Ap-
pleton A 35-inch, Y; Appleton d S8-inch, -
Appleton E 27-inch, IL; Atlantic A H-inch,
22lS; Atlantic 3Sslnch, 20; Augusta 70; Booth
F 50, 10; Booth o %; Dwight a 50, 10; Great
Falls II 81; Great Falls S 81, 10; Howard A 10,
Indian Head SO. %: Salenin B SO, y; Salenia
Z q; salenIa Q 90, 81; Lanark III Lowell g, SO;
ket A 80. 2; Pacihc A 80, 221<; Piitsfeld A l6;
Porter Mill B 2O;1 Salmon Falls A q; Shaw
nut 20, 22IS; Stark A So, p, Stark NJ 80, 10.
Shifting. Observation-Disclosures IS, 30; Bates Xxx
81, 40; DO BIB SO, 80; Bay Mills 30, 81; Canoe
Tx; Columbia A 81, ~; Forestdale 50, 81;
HIli Sem Idem SO, 81; Home 30, so; Hope 80,
80; James 36, 80; Langdon 80, 9i Lonsdale 90,
So; MnsonvI1le SO, 81; New York Mills 359 I7z.
Prinis-Amoskeag Is; Arnold Is; Cocheco 10
Dunnell's Il; Empire l01S; Freeman Is; Gar
ner & Co. is; Hamilton Is; Merrimac ID 49, do
W 20; Pacific Is; Lancaster 10; Victory 10;
London mourning 10; Sprague's frocks -. do
fancy Is; WamSatta l2Iz. Hoop skirts
Thomas crown, Boulevard trail, 81 009l 20;
BradIey's duplex elliptic SI5Sc9Sl %; Meyers
1 IL wide tapes 6Sc9Sl II
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Awards for the Capture OF JeEIDavis.
NnrrafiYe OF Col. PFifehnrd.

WAsHINGroN, May lit appears
from the records in the War Depart
ment that, with the exception OF the
Presidents proclamation, none but
volunteers were given the reward for
the capture of JEFF. Davis. Mai. Gen.
Wilson says that LOOMS, Harnden and
Pritchard are entitled to great credit
for the activity with which they con-
Quoted the pursuit, and that it is but
Justice to these worthy officers to re-
mark that they were ignorant of the re-
ward at the time of the capture.
d Col. Pritchard says it was dark that
he could not distinguish the uniforms.
On my return to the camp was accost-
ed by Davis from among the prisoners,
who asked me il / was the officer in
command, and upon my answering
him that was, and asking him what /
was to call him, he replied that I might
call him what or whoever pleased,
when I replied to him that would
call him Davis, and upon a moments
hesitation said thatw his name. Then
he suddenly drew himself up and ex-
claimed, 81 supposs you consider it bra
very to charge a train of defenceless
women and children, but It is the
height of vandalism" Nothing is said
in the narrative about his being dis
guised. va
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NEW YoRK, May 2.-Ferdinand
Buesch arrested under warrant of ex-
tradition for forgeries in Mecklenburg
to the amount OF 10000 Prussian Tha-
lers arrived yesterday on the Louisiana,
and officers in pursuit came on the
Scotia.
The Coffee and Spice mills of jackson
d Peckert, Fulton street, was burned
last night. LossS 23, 600, partly insured.
The Ericsson, from Bremen, has arriv-
ed. News anticipated.
The Posts special says:
Some of Mr., Stanton's friends deny
that he took ground in the Cabinet
meeting yesterday in favor of the Presi-
dents reconstruction policy, but it is
known that the published statement was
furnished by prominent member Of
the Cabinet. .-sF
hospital ship is reported. but no new
cases, There are yet 100 patients OF
board the hospital ship.
The Health oIfieersays the passengers
ON the steamer England might safely
be allowed to come to the city.
"A woman named Mrs. jenkins died
on Sd avenue, between ed and SD ST
Yesterday.
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The RebeT war Debt.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY INTEL1IGESCER,
WHEELING, May 3, go.

w hEk4AlSGs may TO- J
Trade has been regular, and though not ex-
cited, far from dull. Flour continues very
firm, and many look for another advance on
the present high quotations. Bacon, Lard
and Provisions all are higher. Advance is
noted in Lard on, which jumped up very
quickly. Fish are in active demand, and
many are asking an advance on our quota
lions, Others who have stocks are willing to
work of at old prices. Lake Herring are
scarce, and will no doubt be higher soon.
FLoUR-Has again advanced, and in good
demand. Active for higher grades; with I'M
Quotations: Extra S91E@lO1z; family sl3z9
II; fancy brands, sl21&gl Is.
BACON-Shoulders, He plain hams, 2lci SUI
gar cured (uncanvas sed,O &c.
PRovIs1oSs~Bacon sides, l61zc for ribbed;
lsc for clear; mess pork SS2 90 for new.
l.. .LARD-jood supply lac In uerces; ZIG IN
kegs for choice family.
SEEDs-SaleS about over; prices nominal.
BurrER-Scarce and nothing doing in large
EGss-Niore Offering at l5c in lots.
PoTAToES- selling at g 50 per
CHEEsE-stocls of old very small, and held
firmly; pc for choice Western Reserve. New
BEANsNFaif demand: 81 5O@2 90 for prime.
DRIED FRUTTS-Activ demandi 2Oc for
peaches; PKG lSc for new bright apples;
LARD OIL-Rehned extra No. /. nj 81 903
l 95: No. Z, at 81 so; lower grades not wanted.
2sc
1870; choice Porto Rico lie; hard refined lSc;;
A, coffee l7c; b, do Ice; G, do l5c.
SYRUP--6O975c for low grade, 9Oc9sl Is for
good TO best brands; Porto Rico molasSes
soD4-sc for American; lOc for Engllshi
FIsHNsmall supply and active demand;
new mackC rel In hall bbls, for No. 2, % %: No
s, $50 for large. Kits, s. 90 for No. 81 IS for
No. 2 lake herring. half Dbl, 81 .; white fish,
NAIIss7,S for lOd and upwards; ~ for s
BRooMs-ss so for good common.
SALT-s2 80 from yard, for Ohio River; 81 90
ToBAcco-75asOc for dark los, Is and navy;
81 OO9l . for bright rs and Is; 81 S59l so for
fancy chewing brands; 9O995c for bright los.
COTTON YARNS-75c for SteubenVille; CSC
for Georgia and Eastern; Cotton Batting AUG
s64rgsc for family; lie for German; lie
! cANpLEIlsc iof city mould tallow: &c for
star: DC for hotel.
RICE-CaroIlnn lie; Rangoon 109llc.
WooDEyS, Y. VAR hoop buckets 81 % Per
Sl3 so and SIS from Nos. ], 8.
LEAD AND SHoT-Bar Lead u. Shot s. .
per bag.
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New YORK MARKET.

d. INV 4OkkR nAAN
Cotton-Firm and more doing at $3.50
for middlng. Elour-More active and steady;
81 S0@S 80 for extra State; s. S59e 10 for extLn
round hoop Ohio, and 80 A99 80 for tEnde
brands, market closing steady. Whisky
Qniet at 81 28@2 26h for western. Wheat-l
dc better but very quiet; 81 s. for old No. /
Milwaukee; - IS for white Michigan. Rye
More moderate request, at 7Sc for western.
Corn-1<91c lower IS9s3c for unSound, SIG
65c for sound mixed in store and delivered,
and S59S55fe for new yellow western deliv-
cred. OntS-Dull and lie lower 4494Se for
new western; 57@6se for old western and
Canada: cohee-Dnll- Sugar steadyi 101<@
lilo for Cuba, zoo for Porto Rico. Petroleum
Firms 281<@Gc for crude and 42942%c for re-
n1ed n bond. Pork-Exeited and higher
SSs4Zo 625S for new mess, closing at 80 regular
20 I69H . for old do; So 25S5 for prtmei
9iso 30 6bls new mess for May, June and
July. sellers and buyers option, S2S6S %.
beet-Steady az previous prices. Beef Hams
I-klEm at SO 5044l 50. Cut MeatS-Unchang-
60; n@4Sc for shoulders and 16871{c for
hams Bacon-l41<c for Cumberland cut, 10
@l51Se Tor short ribbed. LAId-Dun and
heavy at S19&c. Butter-Quiet and unchanE-
ed. Gheese-Dun at l898ac
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NEW York, May 2.-The Common
Council repealed the ordinance for
widening Ann street.
Count Castigleone arrived in the
Nova Scotia on a mission from the
King of Italy.
change Place, was arrested for forgery.
He had purchased fifty thousand dol
lars in gold each from Black & Spauld-
ing and J. s. Gronise, paying for the
same by his own certified checks in the
Continental Bank. The certificates
proved to be forgerfes. Ross is said to
have forged the signature of A. s. Pey-
er to two checks on the Union Bank for
S64, 500 each with the certification of
the paying-teller, and also two checks
on Howes s. Macy, the amount of
which is not stated.
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JUHN 1OUEItSf OOulHlOuOFe.T
To Hon. Gideon WetLes, Secretary of III
81 Manu-.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-The 10th an
nual session of the American Medical
Association was held at IL o'clock this
morning at Concordia buildings. About
200 delegates were present. DIR. ID. H.
Shoner, of Boston, the president elected
last year, occupied the chair. Vice
Presidents-Drs. Dunn, Almy and
Hippin, and Secretarys-Drs. VIM. B.
Atkinson, of Philadelphia, and G. Nor
gan, of Baltimore, were present.
The Ex-Presidents and Vice Presi-
dents of the convention were invited to
seats on the platform.
The President called the meeting to
order, and in response to his suggestion
DIR. @. @. Cox, chairman ofthe Commit
tee of Arrangements, welcomed the
members to the hospitality of Baltimore,
trusting that when leaving they might
bear away many pleasant "reminiscences
of the monumental city. Et
DIR. MOntrase A. Patten, who last
year was expelled from the association,
was unanimously reinstated, having
been fully exonerated by the committee
to which the papers in his case were re-
ferred.
DIR. Patten was conducted by Drs.
Cox, 0rdway and Layne to the plat
form amid great applause, and ex-
pressed himself much gratified at the
action of the association.
The greatest enthusiasm and unani-
mftV prevailed. "a
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WASHINGTON, May "a special or
der has just been issued from the War
Department in relation to trials by mil
itary courts and commissions, stating
that whereas some military command
ers are embarrassed by doubts as to the
operation of the proclamation of the
President, dated the I'd day of April,
1866, upon trials by courts martial and
military offences, to remove such doubts
it is ordered by the President that here
after whenever offences are committed
by civilians, they are to be tried where
civil tribunals are in existence to try
them, their cases are not authorized to
be and will not be brought before mill
tary courts martial or commissions, but
will be committed to the proper civil
authorities. This order is not applica-
BILE to camp followers, as provided for
under the Goth article of war, or to con-
tractors and others as specified in sec
ton 10 of the act of July, 1862, and sec
ton 102 of the act of March 2, 1868, and
offences cognizable by the rules and ar
ticleS of war, and by the acts of Con-
gress above cited, will be continued to
be tried and punished by military tri-
bunals as prescribed by the rules and
articles of war and acts of Congress.
The sixtieth of the rules and articles
of war provides that all suffers and re-
tanners to camp and all persons what
soeyer, serving with the armies OF
the United States in the field,
though not enlisted soldiers, are to be
subject to orders according to the rules
and discipline of war. The acts of Con-
gress, to which reference is made, pro-
viles that whenever any contractors
for subsistence, clothing, arms, ammu-
milton, munitions of war and for every
description of supplies for the army or
navy of the United States shall be found
guilty by a court martial of fraud or
wilfnl neglect of duty he shall be pun
ished by fine, imprisonment or such
other punishment as the court martial
shall adjudge, and further provision is
deirauding the army, navy or civil
service by procuring false vouchers or
entering into conspiracy with any per-
sons in the employment of the Govern
ment with view to fraud and other
kindred offences.
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New FORK Money ana stock Market.

Money and Gold-Money active and nrn-
er at SOS per cent. Sterling Exchange-Ac-
and active, opening at 1865, advancing TO
l2sSs, and closing at l27zS.
carried out SIS, 900 in specie.
Government Stocks-A shade easier; q. s.
6s, 50, 1l51{; Treasury notes 1914; U. 8. 81,
Freights to Liverpool-Steady.
enthusiastically; Chicago & Alton 94; Mil
wankee & st. Paul 81; Alton & TeEre HAute
81; Milwaukee & st. Paul preferred 81; Cleve-
land & Toledo lO41S; Chicago & Northwestern
preferred 501<; Cleveland & Pittsburgh S2<;
Michigan Central l0Sx; Michigan southern
7Ss%; Chicago & Rock Island l24: AIaHipoSa
preferred 2i1l.
State StocksAiissourf IA.
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nbl4Sru
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE,

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE CFoR-
- eign goods mostly OF direct importation
bought at a very low rate for gOId.l
Loo d0z. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents, ladies' and childrens wear.
1000 dog. gauntlets, gloves, half gnuntIets
and mitts, consisting Of Kid, CASTOR llsi0
thread, silk and SILK woSted, in desirable
colorS.
500 dog HAndlcerchiens, new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
500 dog. Neck-tieS, embracing all now de-
signs in fRncy, plain and ribbon ties.
100 dog. Shirt BoSoTnsu super1ne grades In
5000 Glnee Paper Collars, OF GoldSnith,s.
Congress, Comps and Evans manu- EactuFa
1000 d0Z. j. & p. Coats and Stuart genuine
500 Ms. Stuart linen thread.
so Ms Italian sewing silk in skeIns and on
s. doz. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes. with
a full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, combS,
brushes. peffnmeEy, soaps, pocket books
beads, thtmbles, needles, INNS, rubber goods
stationery, window blinds school 6Ooks
states, hair neis, embroideries, silk cord and
tasselS, velvet ribbons, null lIne OF tafTetnS
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt brnids coat
bindings, rulings, crochet braitis, coat but
TONS hoop skirts, bnlmorals, vest buttons,
French corsetS, fancy dress buttons, aud q
large variety OF superior suspendeS, to
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
mrs AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.
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The Income Tax Assessment.

WASHINGTON, May According to
the decision of the Commissioners of
Internal Revenue, the income tax is
being assessed under the old rates of
five and ten per cent, and the proposed
amendment increasing exemption from
six hundred dollars to one thousand
dollars will not affect this assessment;
persons will also for this year have to
pay tax on their watches, carriages and
plate as heretofore.
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BUFFALO May ?
Flour hrm; extra state s. 50; Canada spring
extra S999 635zz;; white Canada and western SlI
@l3. Wheat-market bare and prices NOM
inal. Corn dull; zoe for car lots. OAts-Chi-
cago 4Oc; Toledo 45C; Canada 6Sc. Barley
Canada 81 Rye nominal. Pork s2S9B 50.
Lard O1Sc. Canal freightS dull aud inactive,
nominally Sc on oats TO New York. No re-
CeiptS or flour or grain.
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naItlmore coaee sIarI.et.


The market continues very quiet, the only
sale we have heard Of to-day icing one Of 50
bags Rio at 10 cts gold. Rio ranges In price
from l65< 10 2O1S cts gold for common to
choice, and we quote EaguayTa at lg1<@2l els
gold, and Java at H@2% cts, gold. livestock
OF coffee here Is large, being about q .0OO bags.
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CnIcnrn mnriser

------- CHICAGO, Nay 2
Flour-quiet. wheat-moderateiy active,
demand chiefly for speculation; sales at 81 So
81 S3% for No. l, closing Mt inside prices.
closing at 49c. Oats-q1iet at 309SOl Pro,
VisionS-fTm. Mess Porll-S28 LafL-duIl
ut 20@2O<. FreIghts tolerably active; ~ on
corn and on wheat to- Buffalo.
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PhiIaaelphin 1Inrket.


PHILADELPHIA May = @
Petroleum quiet and unchanged. Clover
Seed So65 70. Flour steady ut 50 I5310 SO for
extra western. Wheat slow OF sale and UNI
changed. Corn active, sales 1000 bus yellow
at Sic. Coff6e dull. Sugar, sales OF Cuba At
Provisions dull. WhiskyHunchanged-
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Osweso Market.

OswEGo, May 2.
Flour active but scarce; sales at 50 2599 so
for No. l spring; SO 709tI so for red winter;
S239l4 for Xxx Wheat and Corn quiet Bar
Canal treIghts dull; Hour 4O@ 42c, wheat 1Oc,
corn 81, oats 51S-to New York.
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Mining StncI,a

NEW YORK. May 3
Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
day were as follows:
Copper Falls Al; Franklin Il; Hancock
49, Water Power ~; Quincy 49, Bay State
II: MINNESOTA II: WaNeriY &
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81. Lonis Market,

ST. LOUIS, May 2
Flour and Wheat steady, hrm and un-
changed. Corn stiff and higher at 6S9721Ic.
Oats steady at 4l@44c. Lard unchanged,
Whisky lower at 81 1892 IS.
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RnItimnre nTnrI,ef.

BALTIMORE, May 2.
Flour dull; western extra SlO@lO so. Wheat
steady. Corn dull and lower; white S5986c;
yellow S29SSc. Oats firm at 54@5oc. Provis-
filming. Coffee dull; Rio 14IS9I5c, gold, for
cargoes in bond. Whisky dull.
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LOUISVILLE, May ]
The market exhibits

The market exhibits no material change.
Offered IO6 hhds, with ID reflections. Sales 3
hhds at s. ESQ., 30, Is at s3GS 95, l5at Sl@4 05,
II at S5a5 so, 5 at S666 50, 9 at STt17 65, 5 at
So 059S 3D. at 500 so, Sat sl09I0 20, IL at
SII@[l 20, at Sl26Sl2 70, at Sl39l3 ., = at
Sll 80, z at SIS 509Is 20, 9 at SIT 25Sl7 so, at
So 25, 2at IS 2593I.
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The Tobaeeo aIarket.

offerings at the Exchange today 50 nhds.
Bids on rejected; baIence sold as follows
One Mt S. so. 1 at s. IS, at s. 20, at 81 so, 2
at s. co. at 50 25 at SO, at Sl2, At Sl4, at
Sis, at Sl5 50, at Sl8, at SIG 50, ut SlI at