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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

OuCAKE-The supply Is light and the market l. better,
sales OF easis 80 for Western and $40 e2 20 for
City
PETROLEUM-Crude remains very holders gener
ally demand 2 for present delivery but :ua sales
were made To- sy at Csc receipts and the
ovesod aud present price. will likely hold all this month for
June 2so is asked July .c The removal Of the laer.
Crude and Sc on refined. will stimulate the production and
many pumping wells which stopped on account of the
tar viii again be started Refined bond In fair demand
at I3c for prime for present delivery with sales Of about
barrels for June b. o. lc is ofered July 4Sa+ic Free oil
PROVIsIONS-Our market for Pork has been somew hat
excited during the past week Mess has been very active
prices have ducuaed bat decided advance. Other
kinds have also improved and in small supply. The de.
mand for the Summer mouhs has been active and
notice heavy business for future delivery day the
ket Mess been active prices have improved and
closed firm figure The les cash aud regular
are COO bb q e29 1890 l2 Beef has improved under
good demand closing firm with fair inquiry sales Of 800 bb
el29en for Old Plain Mess; el69e20 for New do ens
Cit Old eYvs ~ for New do Teoe Beef has
bean inquired After but the sssortDent snd aeIr
~ spsrt ~ thsv JsyI QS0 Vays tSts5 Ns Nl AID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

TLAX1he demand is fair for dOretc ueh Oh ihet pere
is unsaleabe at 6dlOc good selling 81 Eagle IL Is use
less send badly rotted and uncean stuno TINS market
FIRECRACKERS are without chang IN prices the de.
nand is limited and email sales at g. ga - 80 for No.
Canton. 1890
GRAIN-we have had brisk demand for Whest dining
the past week but the business has in MEASURE been Iesc
ed by the advanced prices insisted upo he demand as oeen
chiefly confined TO mers though hae had some spee
laye inquiry for Spring scrous break in the hIe Canal
stimulating the inquiry and the unsvorae reports rom the
West in regard to the crop of Winter eat have contrDu
ted 10 the buoyancy To-day "wednesday the market was
rapidly improved the al me
West and reduced stock stimulating he inquiry for mill
ing and the market closed strong the ses are 1900 bnsn
inferior Spring 81 s5a ss; 0Oo ish Chicago spIn
Al 81 gO 81 Is 70 900 Milwaukee Club ~ l00s2 0 loOo
Amber Club, al e. go 1000 UHognd Red western
at CO. and 1900 New Amber do, at u ~
Barley and Barley Malt both du nd prices are nom
ina Oats have improved out tie dend has been ehieay
confined to the closing rm sales Of 80 zoo bush
at as Soc for New Western; 590.G for Old do In store
and 64c for State s9re Rye is eaotye and ID better
sales of O60 BUSH Western md Canadian at 81 10
Corn has been sey offered and with arge arrivals at the
lake ports and not very favorable news from Europe there
has been strong desire sell and holders were compelled TO
submit to decline and of the reduction noticed gooh
export demand To-day the market Is ritter and better
demand prevailed for trade and for eport sales OF ~ V
bush at i6a7sc for Unsound 79ae0c Tor Mixed Western
in store, and l0s2c delivered, and New Mixed Western
al go, at the Railroad depot.
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SKELDIN6
THE DRERuNa MURDER.
Prssss's Deash.Warrans Assued -Qsies Do
mesner OF the PriseaeR.

PHfLApFLPHIA Wednesday May 2. Ist6
The death-warrant for the execution OF Amin pIooss
on Friday the 18th OF June was received Dy the nneno
his morning , .oo.,,,oa
TIE Ecenng Tsiyrqpi says that the prisoner received
he announcement quietly seemingly enre,y uno. t
He had previously told his confessor that ne oeneve
death was tho only expiaon Tor ms crimes III" '"'' ~
vas willing to suffer. ,n \, .,owaa
No person except his sonfesor will hereafter DC S0Ss'
10 visit him. ,,.. az. oooo,,,
Today three years ago, Proost anded III 'h' ''"""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
PHILADELPHIA. CATH. M.rhes-MAY g.

Tho supply Of Beef Cattle this week large and the
market was active than for several weeks past The
offerings amounted to head and tho sales made
prices ranging from "a 501e6 100 for fair TO good
CATTLE and el73es for prime and exrs this ad
vance Of nearly III on the 100 n.
SHREP-The Sheep market also quito active and $500
head were disposed OF at nom 81 a7e ~ as 10 condition
HoGe-The demand for Hogs much better than the
week previous and all offered $50 head sold at from
6l2dtl4Y 100 n. net.
Cows-This market was quite active and Cows were In de-
msnd 25 head sold at from &5d 800 iorsprngers and
from e700 t0O for Cow and Calf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for all grades Of Flour
since this day week has been active and prices have improved
especially the low and medium Qualities these have been 10
very general demand and find sound Spring Wheat EI
tras sold for future delivery al full prices
and Qute for the moments the receipts lave been
very limited for the and with stock much re-
duced holders have been able to establish an advance OF VI Is
the low grades and 75ctl 20 medium extras, and
25a Soc ohFamy brands. To-day "wednesday there was
good demand but the advanced prices nssed on checked
business the improvement most noticeable good and
choice grades the sales H. 700 bbs at e. rs 30 for
Snperne States d Goa 81 % for Extra do 80 30dS0 IS for
choice do best Spring Wheat Extras at &l2 500S2 co.
o. 700$0 Is for Shipping Ohio $40 500 2 for Trade d.
and 200 81 for S. Louis Extras Canadian Flour is n
supply again l5d25c higher and is wanted; sales Of
40 bb p 80 Goa $40 o common TO- fair Extra and $40 30
sl4 Is for Trade and Family do Southern Flour Ia in
limited supply and better sales OF 40 bbs ell 200e2 20
for common to fair Extra Baltimore Country and e Is
sl6 IS for Trade and Family do Rye Flour better
less active sales Of 220 bb at e6 50ae7 Corn Meai
firm; sales Of 400 bbls Western on private terms.
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A. lupsrs.ns Railresd Case.

W
In the Supreme Judicial Court, in the case OF the AZ
II son and Pixies Peak Railroad Company agt n. y:
Yh.eler for alleged msappropriation OF $o wOa
uls tho arguments Of counsel closed yeetesosy sA~ No
Ia, sion wss reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
Reeeipts Of Produce.

Mae 4O2 bbls Flour II bbs. Whisky $50 bbls Corn
Meal 100 sacks do 045 sacks Olcake $40 bush Wheat
M bu,h Corn bush Oats % BUSH Seeds, GU pkgs
A.ss ISL LII "a Beef bhs Pork l7J pkgs Cut hsats
go Live Hcgs, I.vx}
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largely diminished by tho diversion Of the business Of the
Pennsylvania Coal Company 10 the Erie Railway. In

years work will probably rot be regarded az atsfacory
Believing that tie Of the Pennsy Coal Company
already referred to- violation Of their agreement with
sot has been commenced the United States Cont for the
recovery Of tolls The coal wrongiuy diverted IRON our
canal The amount Of damages claimed by FOR ,le year
alone over 100000 Preparations have b. made TO bring
largely increased supply Of coal during the season
which has opened and there no reason TO donbt
that ready market will be found for OF emuneraie prices
The following statement Of the business OF the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company for the ending March J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

NAV q ls6s
A"'''' VI ''' y" csiil. Sheep sbO,e. Fr Hos. ves..
Last week............I.665 ass 1900 Loo 200
PHIcFs.-Beef per 100 ~ total weight OF hide tafow
and meat extra s4dtA 25 first quality SIS oasis I9i
second quality s3atl3 23 third quality e2Gs2 0 Few
choice single pairs slI i0 OF the poorest Bulls &c. I'll
Working or,a-s2OoaseCo; handy steers sloOCs;o. or
much according 10 their value for beef
Coxs and Young Caies-far quality eijds75 extra eso6
tl20 farrow and dry, 5000
Shnp-Per NJ live weight she.rcd. aaeic wooded, 1879
Fa HoHs-Per n, l0t0llc live weight; Shotes-W hole
sale l2a l3ic; retail, 10000 for suckers.
Vsai Cairts-s66slo.
Hde.-Brlghtop sdec per 70 country lots Gaze
Ph,-saas2 % each country lots 75c asl 5o Shearngs
20 so. each
P.ai Calre,-I5al7c. Der n.
the seller Over Northern roads nearly 900 head or 800
moro weeks bn about 100 arrived during the lat
800 Of yesterday sold to the brighton
drover to se again the yards at Cambridge haa more
IDENTITY anxious close bargains The stock was In few
hands al round. Full one-hs OF the whole number was
owned by Batcheder Csnerdy A. N Monroe and William
Scolens and consequently there less competition than
usual among the doyers Batcheders Cancrdy had 600
sl.fed steers from Canada The stock unusually good
Those coo were nearly all sold st from DC SIX 20
man. VT, and fed by himself in Lancaster H. OF such
superior excellence as TO bring l4.c b-eut fr Nosrn
from &C. d. while some butchers admit they have bought
a. we'll last week. .
In the city cayed In during the last weekthe
butchers say No. and they laid abed till daylight yeste
day morning Consequently trade late and dull and mos.
the Northern stock the Western goodl wooied
averaging l3 H. cost little less than &C., 1873 OK los Tor
7ic and 3s sheard 70 No. Tel Northern from 5c TO
6c lots sheaed Prices for sheep lower especially
Sho,es rather higher generally ioc to l3ic but large
&C., lie TO lac suckers from zoe to 3oe 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

The German Savings Bank Of the City Of Brooklyn,
lately Incorporated by act of the Legislature, was organ
lied on Tuesday evening by the election of the following
officers: President Jacob Rosengardcn; VioePresidons
John Raber, F. W. Kalbaeish The other officers VIII be
elected at the next meeting OF The Board
The Chicago Tribune Of Saturday afternoon gays:
Business during the week has been more active than usna
and deposits at the banks have been quite heavy This has
rendered the money market quite easy ana PRIME produce
aud mercantile paper Is in good at 10 p oep per hc
demand light and the market Is hrD al par enyg
lilo premium selling Round lots were sold among bahk
ers to-day at premium Of Coo. per thousand
The Richmond Whg Of the 9TH remarks, relative TO the
Coyington and Ohio Railroad Company:
At the last session Of the Legislature Of Virginia act was
passed. which the legislature Of West Virginia concured
providing the disposal OF the State interest and franchises
in Coyngon and Ohio Railroad which the state be-
the expended three and half millions Of dollars
State Of Virginia, and five from West Virginia On
COMMANDS CONSISTING as VIC a. Informed. Of Of
nized position and ability appeared beioIe be
sones adjourned to York for further considers Our
information that the COMMISSIONERS VIII De @o Nhon'
and satisfactory construction the worka work from which
this State much hope in rebuilding her fallen fortune
The Fern0ndiaa (Floridal Courier says:
That meeting Of the stockholders Of The Florida Rail
Company held al their Office in Gainesville on the 2st
ut the following named gentlemen were chosen &
erson Marshall o. Roberts A IL Cole Philip Dell james b.
Dawkins IT, A CoIey and james 7. Thomas.
The st. Crox and Lake Superior Railroad Company
have commenced operations their line Of road, which
will furnish outlet of great magnitude r the wheat
and other products Minnesota and Western Wis
consin to the lakes Their line BY lease of the Saltwater
extension of the St. Paul and Pacific Railroad will extend
from ST. Paul and Hudson, Lake ST. Croix IA branch Of
the Mississippi, to Superior City and Bayfield,. The fol-
lowing gentlemen have been chosen Directors:
Henry NJ Alexander Thomas A. Scott Samuel j. Ilden,
Andrew H. Green Jay Caiy Isaac KISS Ludlow Patton
w Da,ton Aptho IL Alexander
r. Moore with d. M Alexander Presdent Geo. Becker,
Vice President Ludlow Patton Treasureri VIM Patton Sec
retary VIM H. Swift, Samuel j. Tiden and Andrew H.
Green Trustees for the bondhodefs Anthony w. horse,
Managing Director; John &. Campbell, Chief Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
Markets-CARpyuLLf REPORTED FOR TBE N y TRIBUNE
Nttc Nav q lAft


We have had great activity and buoy in Breads and
Provisions since last review; prices OF -four and wheat
have rapidly improved and Provisions show an advance
though have uciuated considerably and have been ur
but the close yesterday was lower and
dull owing the bill which passed both Houses In Congress
exempng crude from Internal tax To-day we note an al
owing the scarcity OF crude Inc great
of money active demand at the Northwest for Wheat
and Provisions have also induced brsk demand ana the Ten
deDcy OF prices is upward
ASHESPots dull and heavy but prices show
no change sales Sc 75at Pearls scarce and hrmer
sales at si36sl3 %.
BEESWAX-The inquiry for Yellow Western continues
light and the absence OF any important sales prices arc
nominal at Sc d40c, cash. -,
COTTON-Tbere has been rather more doing to-day with
cut Important change 10 note in prices the market closing al
34036c for Middlings sales OF COO bales.
COFFEEThe demand moderate and on al except prime
grades which and mer the buyer has The adyan
tare sales bags Rio Skinner Of the Sea and from
second hands 500 mats Singapore and 100 bags Mascalpo
ali on private terms quote Rio Prime at 01Oic do
Good 800 l9c Far l7 so. do Ordinary Is! l"t
and do Fair to Good csrgoes l7ta all net chSn goa
CATDIEs are generally dur but in prices have no
change 70 noei at 2a2c Tor Adamantine toc Tor
Sperm and SOC. for Patent.
CEMENT-We note small sales OF Kosendale az 81 'oPer
Dbl 49,, l..
COPPFR--Tbere has been only q moderate business In
American Ingot for parcels on the spot prices are wen sus
tanned but for forward delivery lower rates woad De &C.
cepted; saes Baltimore at &c aefc and Lake al
There IL change to note in New sheaiaing aud Yellow
Metal quote 40c for the former aud 3ic for the latter
COAL-Tbe supply OF Foreign Is stll very limited. and
prices Gas Goals only IN request Dones
tic has request e3 75des 30 un OF 1900 D.
The inquiry the East has been fair and the cargo prices
are unchanged and the stock has increased materially The
offered o. auction to-day le 800 tuns Scranton Coal the sale
was well attended and the bidding fair but the prices
realized below those OF last month Mr. John H. Draper
ocsted Auconeer Annexed arc the particulars Of tins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
professional Noti1ss.

RTIFICIAL EYES made TO order and inserted
N by Dr.. r. BAUCH sud GoUGELMAN formerly employed
by Roi.sonneau ofPsris), No 500 Broadway, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

FRUIT-rhe bnsnees most articles under this heading
has been only moderate and in bbing vay prices how.
ever have ruled very firm notice oonSerGth heyiy n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

BRIGHTON cANBRiDGs AND hEDt0RD
P,pon,a for The BsBuNg for hs sssk sHdsT Hedassdsy
MAY 9. lstb
Amount Of stock n market:
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Ueooins CARDS. Sc.

ALVIN EVFRDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st.-.
n WEDDING CARDS and FINE STAIloSERY tEsHon'aeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

SkINS-In Foreign Deer and TOdl oAIs tHU ma AeE 1'
been very quiet without change In prices.
SALTPEIER continues firm. but the market Is quiet AZ
eas,o for Crude and lee. for Refined pure.
ShOT-The market dull at 9ic for Drop and lOic ior
Buck. -, -
SPELTER-Tbere is change TO notes small sales OF
Domestic at "a ace, aad Foreign at l0i ale oa,o
sEEDSThe inquiry Is moderate for Clover seed at e@0o
Timothy Seed selling retail lots at s60s6 3O Rough wax
Seed is quiet at 81 500s2 Is 100 Calcutta Lnseed has
been "a lair demand without change TO note IN prces VIC
Quote at 81 q s3 80 In Boston. and - IS here. 49,
STEARINIhe demand IL good aud the market IL better
sales Of 40 eco at l1id2c for. No. TO Prime western
and CITY, and q o 600 10 Greaseat lis a l3tcr cash
TOBACCO-Ihe market for Kentucky Lear has oeen Vefy
dull and heavy Common, but firm for good grades In
prices however wo have special change to note Msf
ctured IA dull and prices nominal We quote On con) as
follows: Light Leaf Lugs 4o5c; Common, sac Medium
sasic; Good 9iallc; Fine l2aic, and Selections 100
6c Heavy estern and Carksyile Lugs, 3d6c Common;
7asc; Medium 96llc; Good HdI5c.i Fine ItGl7c; anu
Selections e20c Manufactured is dull aud unchanged
TIN-We notice frmer feeling in the market Tor flg put
prices show particular change The demand has peen
fair bat tie made In small lots Plate have under
gone no essential change; the business has been only to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

TALLOW-The demand Is fair and the market Is better
sales oC0 at ll9llic for Western lltc Tor Eastern
and II. collie. for City. VT, ,,....
WOOIIbere has been a fair business n Domestic Fleeces
snce this day weeks prices for the fine grades have ruled very
arm owing to the small supply on hand but common anu
coarse grades remain dull and heavy Foreign descriptions
have ruled quite dull but prices are without change
quote currency follows; Fleece at fdSoc of %
and Mer1nos; 50e 55ic for and do t0eooc 10, lui'
blood do and Toe for Saxony feeees JVG4Vc ior no
Pulled; sOaGOc for Superne do and 6odt5c Tor Extra 90
o0ag7e for Common Unwabed California; T0J7c for zine
do and l5a2c for Texas Foreign descriptions have been
ony in demand and prices have ruled heavy and
are lower quote follows South American al d2c
Tor Common Washed 32937c for Unwashed MestEA ana
Mrrno, gate for Washed Entire Ross q roc Tor un
vn.hed 4Od46cfor Washed Cordoya; Chuan at go
sic for Unwashed Mestza aud Nernoi Cape OF ood Hope
3Oa3sc for UnwaAhed; East India ec Tor Washcd ana
WHIsKY-Ihe market Is firm and more active, sales OF
900 bbs 81 o5as 20 for Rehlled and e. "a FOR western
WHAIEBONE-Ths market has been toeraby active. bnt
prices without change we quote at 10 'o south sea
d 27at % for 0chotsk and 9sl ~ Tor Arctic lac
stock In the country IL about 3oO.OcO 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
NJ Y. SUPREME CoURT.-sAMUEL zEIME

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-SAMUEL ZElMER
IN. and WILLIAM FELDSTElN ss,in,, HENRY KLAUBER,
LOUIS aESEm s soS 70 =. ia
isnds1s You are hereby summoned L. s. Int, Rev Stamp
ticn Of which copy herewith served
and to serve copy q your snsSI 90 ke .sid ann
YoS Civ within twenty day. hereof
day sndh M 70 snwI the said complaint
mnt you Of three thousand nve hundred aud
50 s d ss SA on Fl aid .uS o Fl from s' Sy
1885 and ~ COL s2lco Of said from Aogn
1868 be'de the costs OF i RY zER p,n, hastey
The complaint in the shove ,on ed IN the Office Of the
1856 Imys .~swrl HENRY zEMEk P.in,ia. AitorDs,.
CUPREME COURT. City and County Of New
- Yoh-EUGENE cHARvE, Plaintiff ssag.. CECILIA
CHARyE, Defendant Summer; for Re;.t D..
are hereby summoned sna required to az Soc Cancelled
the complaint in the seton Of which
70 he gid complaint on s 'OosrRe, s Se No s ~. ,s.
hereof day Of such service and a. 20 answer
tho complaint within - time aforesaid the psn,n N tsis .oe
D iis sS 1856 ssS 10. JOIN 81 '' ss sy
s66 JOHN p GRAY. Plaintiff. Attorney
CUPREME COCRT-LETITIA SKELDIN0
- against EDWARD y. JAMES and others pu!snsnee Of
1dmen Of toe Supreme Court Of the State Of NewYo's viii
expose sale the list day o. June 1886 at, u osses M 3 The
William Kennedy Aucicneer; All thos- two certain lots OF land
lying and being the rw enie;h AID OF the y oil New
York and noery side Of Twenty ninth street. between he
Ih Seventh aud which, taken together are nosndd
sad scrbed follows Beeanins p9iht on ne SSn 10
esry rom The essefy de Of seventh thence
northery line psrlel with the srsrh'h .na
nlh and Thr,ieih eace essrfy along said Confer .s
twentyslsh feet ihen. n .9S,s FEY 90 t
# ,ad street hundred and eighty osr feet easeiy Tom
b.y side Of Twenty forty the psse q bss'n
nns-Datsd New fork' Nav 10 1866 JOHN KELLY sh.',h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

Chic. d ". w.
800. 29t
Chic. u N. W. pri.
30......bl0. C0l
Mil. d. st. Paul.
| 3OO-......... %
! lOO.... bio. 50
IMD.& StPaul pref.
400. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
moderately activej sales Of 100 bbe wes'ern az 90
Cut Meats are firm and in fair demand, saes y ~ p.tE

moderately active, sales Of 100 bbi. weserD a. s42
Cut Meats firm and in fair demand sales o. ~ pAes
lea2Io fox Dry Sailed Shoulders &c ior fcheu anu
lee Hama Bacon has beep airy aotve AGO. "I'h moa
erate arrivals and reduced stock prices nave
closing firm sales of go pkg, at for Short Ribbed and
Ice fr Short Clear Lard has been in very active speculative
request and the home trade have stocked themselves quite
literally; prices have advanced Be- b. but the market oay
IL quiet at 70 d2ic for No. ol d22tc for City and 21o
o2sc or fair to prime Steam and Kettle Rendered.
ExroRrs OF Provisions. IN,
Pork Beef Bscon Butter Cheese. LAID Tai
bbl. tea tuns. tans. tuns tans'
To G.. Britain and Cont - . 90
week ending May -. 800 $40 7ss go - lo3 is o sS
Same time $40 49, IA H. $50 1855 612 1000 1901
RECEIPTS OF PROVISIONS c,..
POrs, Beef Lard Better Cheese hes.
bbla tuns tdn' tun'
For week ending - -, 400 10
snoeSept / ls65....ll50l6 6aO5 1888 1917 e,2os
same time 1894 .....l592s3 1905 1000 49, a1o
AY1ERsooS PROVISION MARKET, 81 O'CLOCK Ihere was
an active demand for Pork the market was @
and prices further advaDced sales of 700 Dds casn quo
regular at $50 ESQ so closing firm at the latter rare a
was quiet bat frm Cut Meats frm but very htue DONG
Lard firm at 22io for Prime. -, .o.o,o ,,-ronov
RICE-The market quiet but steady aYdsc' cufreno'
duty paid and A nc. gold, in bond for Rsngoon
GARS-Raw Sugars have been larry aetve, anu nou
ers attn for lOi alo.c for fair TO good Rehnng tnoogh
so,e little r-eguarity is noticeable the sales to-day Gun
brace SIS hhds for Cuba ior roT s.S
and rs boxes Havana at l2ic the stock OF Raw
at A. 500 hhds 81 600 boxes ILL., 700 bags and J'9 Meado We
quote as follows: superior to common Refining y @9sc r
10 good do lO lOic fair to good Grocery prne
Grocery MA l2!c Porto Rico l0elfc and ea1o oG 'e'
CIaved Sugar at ~ e.c for Nos. to H. HE for NO IL
lj for Nos 10 TO H 1874 l4ic for Nos. 10 to 20; Re-
fined quiet at IS. 6l53c. for Hards. -, 1.
SALT-There has been but little OF importance uoihR III
either bulk sack Salt last the arrivals nave poch
light prices ruled firm but are without change we quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

DRUGS AND DYES-The business in most articles under
this heading has been only TO moderate extent, but prices
gene undergone essential change We notice
arge speculative In Bleaching Powder and the
nsfket at times very excited We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

DYEWOODS-We have had q very duh market for al
descriptions and in the absence Of sales prices must DO