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New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.


IovnoS Nav 2s-II5 m-The ioeng the opening prices at
the stock Exchange today CQn for money 81 09 Conos Tor
46 Illinois Centras 9S Atlantic and Great Western 81 Bonds At
IosDoS Ms 2s-l:2o m-Rs h've deelned 70 i5
shads bmer and quoted at ~i Tor the
LONDON Nay 2eSp m-be following the closing prices the
Exchange today Cono for money 9t Conso Tot aeSon
United States bonds, 7ll Illinois Cen s'i hne shares
45i bonds at Frankfort, l6L ,. 49,,
small business; the sales Of the LAY VII npi
bales The following the opening quotations. Md
B1ee315Tbe market orens du Wheat has declined a. ~
de.cnpuon the last sales being made q u GENITAL for
MI,d Western Oats 3o buh Peas i per 9oi h. Flour I
Prosos- Beef iloI q bbL for Mesa PORK sG "
Dbl Eastern Prime Mess Lard 81 q cvt Cheese 81 cst Tor
grades Fine Bacon, F y cNt for Cumberland CIt
ProdNSRosin o. eHt for Common North Carolina nd w o'
troleum, ll3 gallon ntsPeToeun 7a v Erllon A., . -
s., sIG price, MAY 1r. ] Declined h ia on aS,osa i
opening There scarcely anything doing and - COW
thought that the Transactions of the dy ~. not eeeed J1 e
ding Upsnd ll4d Mddng Orleans !d There nothing dong "a
Brsadtrgb m7rhet vry iu and heavy and nearly ~ the
articles IA the list have deef ei IN The usual authorizes 10 e
trade furnish the following fgures the prices Al is hour toi ~
While and 3 No. Milwaukee Red The market for wheat ~
iremey dull Flour 3 bb for Western CaBs AmsreAn brands
ProdEsya Stores dull bat there are no eabge' prices 70
note
hesvy The day have footed 1850 bales The ioloa
ihe closing Mdtng uPands u.l Mailing orleans iL
The sdes from Manchester are unveTe rae msei iof lAn'
BreaastsGs~Tb. market Is unchanged.
ProrsoBGIbs market il que and steady 49, , . 4, ,,,,,,.
ProdHRetned Petroleum trner si D Pga iot Nte
LONDON. May a-l;5a m-suEaT ZI9 cst for No ~ pue
standard Sperm OIL go Inn Lnssed on 40 F'an hn'''i
LoSDoN, My rs m-Sugar Is dull AtE'F eVt Tor NO u
GSrvTH May 2G-Peroum closed quiet at q francs beL for
Standard While
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAnROAD.-FRsT MORTGAGE
Blk PER CENT GOLD BONDS, at par and accrued IN
terest in currency These securities are based on one
of the most important and productive railroad lines
In the country-a line exempt from competition, and
secured against ordinary contingencies by the aid OF
the United States Government. The completed pOr-
ton of the road is earning three times the annual in
terest liabilities from local traffic merely 1nfOrma-
ton given and bonds for sale by
Fisk & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
No Nassau-st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
THE MARKETS.
ICarsfpliy reported for THR TRIBUNE.l

TUESDAY, May Is, 1908
ASHEs-The market for Pots hm s sc So Pearls nominal
BUILDING MATRRIALSAn articles coming under this beading
with steady fair demand since last reyiew there
change prices boers Of most kinds hve beea hrm
thor views We quote follows: BRicEs-Nsw,Jesey 4
n sI09S13; Croton ~ M s80s22 Philadelphia Front y N,
500 CENENT-Rossndale. e bbL, 81 - HAH-C1ius y
bnsb c. Mixed u bush q bush zoe LA1HsEaern
y NJ s3 E. LiNR-RoekaHd Common 2 Dbl, 81 l0i seea
ibd ipwo % hi 80 PLAsrKH PARls-Bne Nova SCOTS tun
81 sTtGs4 Scotia. v tuu, e. $685. 20 Cseined
Paster d obi ~. Called KuickerbOcker A bhl, 81 1O
Cslahsd Empire Mlls . hbL, 81 80
BRlSTbBS uneaugedi tho demand moderator We qoe a. O
Is. 81 fOrAmercau Gray and While - a.,
BBESWAX-lelow continues trm but s no hgher-si houeI
tsk sivbee the limited for VI suppyi about
v n solda AZ 48a49c for Western and southern.
Broom CORN-The inquiry fair and the market Is am at the
reeeutadvance; sales al l2al6c, cash
COTToEThs has been trae more activity but H tendency Of
prices continues reduce figures the market
sng irregular 1904 bales Of which $50 taken by
1ppbers and 532 by Spectators We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
S,n D'-Ru,sa lBi cCek LyerP9oi ksols,tAn - w y
Ccde Pose wilmington n The Partridge Key Wet AID G's
TieHa Rssa5dd s'l lc sinners Knox Th.sis 5soa' w'
GSS sSp,-Mnr Dund. Orb Merlin eusbse 'r'~.l Th'"p''r.
BaTS.Yaaur JBf Johnson sasua T. IcsD a. q y',.e
Naples Henry Trosbg, HOthLss Be@eda Ela Far brl Coz
J h1n,on Bs1apa 1 bs1 A1A s. Coz Jessrirs iFf Portsx
Br.ss & Via wilmington Redsu kedusl, osrt'ras wi
'IaS sesooaer.%1aas seymour t NsvsG@ H.oo Pessd.)
James richmond Louer Newton. Gray sra and LAsU1s kes'
Ha,e Jacksonville.
s,enm.sp HanmoHa o. g. Meier asSrs Sy a Ies ~
pass M i p m a., q S % s' Ion a q y 81 i.'sa passed R Sdc @ i
% @ @ !, g % g. IS oS 4 = .,s ssi csss 1 & St1. & e g. 49, AZ
passed ship American Eagle oGSPd NJ, ,s .e aud -,
s.''gia %g "a sis' @ s B. o ''as , ,SSS bark ~ So%l
" asa M q 90 lon 5. 50 passed shg WaOs s',a " and r,
Nay m Ichans Signals with the BARK Gao's ~ Cd 1""he !"
Steamship Jane. S. Green wasnsOn D. c. "d'e an
Steamship Louisa Moore Wallace N'vber c. 'd'y "5'' '''
ps.,m,b Charleston Berry Charleston Nay mt's and pass
Stesm.bi5 Giaacus WaldrOn, Boor Hdse spd AS ,.t
Ss GsSTss H. ,S E's1' s, Bob BSSeT 81 SsYos s9i5s '
ScSr Breeze 0verton Agus, = R. il Gays tetar '" 70"
0qs s.r wS il Bser pierce sq,hs ~, r'app' Len
scsr Boz 461ry, Eieuihsra II daTs pireapDes
Sssr Isis, BilabsiEPort
TO MARINERS.
buov paiated With red ard black horizontal 81 's has sss
pac marx ve sunk the main eharL' Of e D aware b''
81 Bom54y Hook Lighthouse.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NV Ioxpov 2-Ayr.yed scbn H. r. Rlssf Pow snd "
T.. Potts NObOEeui = " tssSn Absfyf
z =! A.:.--s ,a.sceeT MoItauk Pont 49,, ,,,..
49, Hole NAV 25-Arryed scbrs A. L Fh af''hroIt
~ Ro,u. Alaska PhsdephS ir Boston Nh Stek '"' "'Ae
f,r Portlaui Part the heet beunl sailed YESTERDAY
BosroS Mas 25-Aryei steamship RoHar 'i'm Ib @'' As
p ~ Tinker from Anoyo.
FOREIGN PORTS.
,, po,xr NAV 2f-The steamship Gcrmsn, from Iis'ip"o-
,,s. sgar at midnight She brings eabb arg ~ fAi' I
Tas steamship Damascus from D-bAni aT'sd ls n"r' ~ WI"
and Dol steeage pass "a. l,,w,r,
26-llt A. m-Ihe sieaftAp Wy ~ nt'N'P'
oue from Newlork, May A. arrived az hs Io 'As "'htS
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
BY THE HoLGATR MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Rartan New-Jsrsey


Rogers wlnans MI aud Mrs LppLncOt h:, LIP
r. Warts Major W wsd' ME and Ms Ale,. wi.os
NJ c1's, DH5 @ ,sd ma. 'Ean' Mr. W. sfh'TssS sssS! s
M and Mrs chss Field NI aad Yrs John E.e' 81, ssd s r.
Armstrong g. de Hntr D. IofGan n Ihseu. M and hr.
EshTd Foser M ard Mrs PARK Miss Ps Nm I5srH,es s Mr. Mr.
p T. p FrsucS n. and Mrs wsstsse ard Mrs
&: ,.;: e. s5 Non H. Si sis siiP NJ ID \. S;s "a %
infant aud Mr. HOTsce Grey, the Rsy Iae.o hr D.
Rsass S SSG. a Hi Mo5 Us NJ aG Vice.
Mr Mrs. Boeles M and hs Chss Levy an3
S nj aaa MR. MIS- dine Sass Mr. s NJ and M. %sroSs
Jno RobsEsou Miss Robertson Mr ard Mrs Jno Bake ws
Parro rs T. Psrrott M slade EsIbEs x Alasls r.
C~ass Mr. and Ms Smith Mrs St9Iges and mad Ny f,a.t
Campbell Nj. ? BusI Nj. s Phoenix NJ bs,a Ps.iioI
Clark Mr. Geo Clark Mr. and Mr. Joh9 Beam an
child NJ d FsehTe Mr. s1E1tOsh Mr. kdNaIS S'i1n.I MS
Clark Mr. G. Taylor Mr. r. W. Csme5On M bts,sEls hseIsp
3doipS wS Me1dan Gee POdeE oeri WIN GIaade
H. Colby Stansss g. Huershe Alex Woods h'o C'A's an
FROM HANBURG MAY 2e-In steamship Hsmmobia Ioln Ross.
baum children Bugena kkohtrom Sophie NoH kosh.
Russ W. Wtte WIFE and child; Juane Aud children,
Anna Janssr Fuske jE Fried Ryhme VIE snd eaffte Ae.
n EEny Em ROsaDn Jacob Hsrriten sre son. CAD
Terpto. Brewer j. E NoH Smith Mrs J. ohaf and infant,
Little and children C. Denny X NJ bs,'y lsdy
Mr Coleman Geo. Robersou Goa Gordon ss~' Joha
Kelly Mr. Rohsn. Eliza Fonter T r. CohoOh 60, -,
MccSuEsy Mr. Crane, family and servant, Etvis WstsI A.
Krs., M A. B. Dover Miss ESsis and seIyasi sssa'T a:
l. Jones osGoO family. II PLAYER wife and eti1re5 Nsy
MoO,gomsry Ms N p Bowers MS o. = Gs sysS y II sssI,
D. Eiugbt II. Jones Mr. Miller Mr. AIdtfton hfs "ooo"a'
servants Miss ReyuOds Miss Hoe and 'ters - 'srafs
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
6orporation 0Oiiets.


CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NO.
~ TCE hereby the owners oeousr o. oeea
pants OF al houses and lots improved urmpoYe at Sr ta ~
oy that the following assessments have been competed q s oozes
In The oee OF the Board of 0 W 81 persons IN
teeted viz.
lst For building Broaduay between 46h a. % ard
IN fIth and Ath-sts. between 7th AID tthayes
q For bung sewer T7lst, between lth and ot
st., sth-aye.
4ih For building IN Aeus between CalA AID
and IN 6rand-st between Centre aniE M
The s emb need by nch include
an io ground vacant lots pieces and
t Both sides Of Broadway 49 ao both ses Of
47h-st and t9th-st, from 7th o eth.avsz
ID Both sides Of fIltbst. from 9th 10 gth.avex
3D. Both sides Of 0thave St. s bcth -ses Of
s0h-st, from 9Th TO l0havea - -
4h Both sides Of AlenSt, from Hester from Rr.
hgoa DeAnceyst also both sides Centre 10 EHsi
All peous whose interests the ss,,ss
who opposed the either REQUESTED
present ier objections writing jacob r. Oakley 81
Board Of Office No % Chsmbers Court
House within thirty days from the date Of this notice
JACOB y. oAKLEY.l Board
JOHN d. 0TTlwEL Of
ISAAC o. HUNT }Anessof.
oyEcs BOARD ASSESSORS, HEw CouErHoyss Nay Is 6s
NOTICE.-THE COMMITTEE on STREET
~ OPENINGS Of the BOARD OF C0UNCILMEE, ~ II
No. To- Chamber Of the Board THURSDAY TIE h ss al
2pm .
An parties interested the proposed widening 81 Broadway nom Se
entee1th.st Fifty ninth requested to attend.
JOHN HART
BERNARD KBNHEY,
JAMES r. hcyEANEY
Committee 90 Street ofenirfs
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
Bort Salarnm's Aotitr.

SrATE Ntw-YcEs,
PoRT.waRbENs OFglsE Ne. q Ni.lsHs 81
NOTICE is hereby given, IN aecoIdmce WIN
~ Seooa Of TIE Act passed ABr W sft.sI a. rss, aes
r.s u or having charge Of the sutc matter Of A Hq =
sIsnnaton survey that the following vessels are nN lr'i
n bS s Po Watens and that the said OF esanaca
he within uecreGGg tss toLt % uoaf0 "a
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

The following Is from the ercu lar OF Emmet Wells:
The Hop half Of the week By Of le
puya condition Of weather. suffered equal depression with other
branches Of business with the Of weather toward the
last the market exhibited renewed animation The dealings have been
chiefly confined aud Michigan
from 10 " - speculation but for
Although these considered low prices and such barey the
OF cultivation yet many growers with hops hand could have
ol early In the large profits are now willing 70 accept The
tua0n aud the With stock
outside Of 20 20 25OOO
more than hand the corresponding Of last
certainly holding
higher prices Our London ndsI his last letter
e opinion that the Of failure produce snen Coed
heDs s Sowns ksgABd will hs s BSypy
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

COPFBR-There buyers in the market but t rates below the
yeE hoers market IN dun and nominal condition
quote bond lOae for fair 20 good eargesi Rio d9y
3ldl8e Java 23d24 Msrsabo l608e and Laguars 6
lie gold The stock Of Rio made up By MessrS Wm Scott x
Sens M 80 bags embracing 1900 bags a this port 8Oo ~ Nes.
Orleans Philadelphia Sales OF 800
private At auction, $500 bags Rio
osele bat & sold 2o3a2e average in gold
el6 s.
COAIA limited business Foreign and prices nomna the Sp
ply moderate limited passing; the stock
b liberal bod Od for public sale Of 1905 tuns S1
for Wednesday 9Th sales from Yard At 80 5 q
o. ISL 5pertun
DRUGS DYBS-A fair degree activity be noted in u
articles coming under this beading s the business has been OfA
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

a,e but not anything encourage them In their
cam an y Ingot Copper sold the AZ 2JIc
M Nit a a24 Detroit and 24c for Lake Superior for July in.
OO In above In Pig Tin sales reported beyond
% eug The may be said Of Lead Speter Shot, and
Nais We quotei ,,.,n
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
professional Notitts.
SurI,iiurt.

DEFRIGERAT0RS, STOVES, 1I RA1IMGES,
X GRocERs TIN AND KIrClBNwARE, at X ~ MoWBRNs,
n no v,sc.t opposite Washington Market Upright chest lager
berr and oeers geraO ne and slate hned tea OIL sn up
sss Gr. ranges ~ improved pattern Packers
o, sel lee cream freezer simple and best In
& an, 40 Quarts freeIers with ay wheels water.
soo, rtebr All kndt Of eOceIs and ksheb made
10 eIaGk
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
CT. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
- RAILROAD COMPANYS
SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
FEBRUARY AND AUGUST COUPONS

The The S. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad having been
declared yd the work extending the connection with
Of roads h Columbus Ky going rapidly
ward NnetyOne miles being poatabe operation IS miles Of
work graded With rails hand for ~ miles 1t eIped that
business there win
Mobile NsN Orleans and other Southern cities large
tTafhc Is anticipated
the whole mortgage debt and the completed
will earnings The proceeds Of these bonds
adds the Secny projected branch
ady Pilot Knob for which cash subsidy Of $1,000
per rsue y the State free g to the Company will add
very much to the value OF their property
THOS. ALLEN, President, st. Louis Mo.
undersigned cordially recommend these mort
gage bonds Mountain Railroad good
M The Of the road will be large and the administration Of
Of the Company capable ard experienced hands, and
titled 70 the greatest confidence Of the public
JAMES s THOMAS, MAYOR of ST. Louis.
JOHN J. ROE, Prea, Louis Chamber Of Commerce.
X. W. FOX, Press. s.. Louis Board Of Trade.
BARTON BATES, Pres North Missouri Railroad
J. n. BRITfON, Pres Nat Bank OF the State OF No.
WIN L. EWING, Pres Of the MeL n. b. Of ST. Loui-
GEO. II RIA, Pres Second National Bank of St Louis
JAS. r. BADs Chief Engineer st. Louis aud W. Bridge Co.
GEO. r. TAYLOR, Pacific Railroad lof MissouIt)
NM. TAUsSIG Pres Traders Bank st. Louis
JOHN r. LIONBRRGBR, Pres r. n. Bank, 81 Louis
ADOLPIIUs MEIER Yice-Pres Union PsciGe Railway.
ROBERT BARTH, Pres German Savings lnshauon
NETWORK REFERBNCBl
T. y. MORGAN Co. s. CANDY
J. H. SWIFT W T. BLODGETT,
W. " BRADY
Pamphlets with deisi had Athe New York Agency limited
Bonds will be sold the low price Of 49, giving the accrued
interest 10 the buyer
bonds will be returned by free Of charges
~ H. a. MARQUAND. yieePrest. No. ~ wailst
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
libiSsno aotitts.

OyvcE OF THE NKw.YORK PKoDUcs BxcHASGz CO
YINUE TRUSTEES of this Company have de-
esd an DIVIDEND or SEVEN PER ES on the az
s,ock Of tb Companv PAYABLE the Office Of EDWARD CkOM
WELL Treasurer l3 Boads ard after tue t OF June next
80. ocE n m dair The Transfer Books viii be closed Iom
'as sssY"ra ss & Nav 2S sss sTgPHEN w CAREY, seey.
OyScE or CHICAGO AND NoRTHwKsrERN RAILWAY ConPASri}
No 81 walLst SEw.YoRK, NAV Is. 1853
TVHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
pny have declared following DIVIDENDS payable at The ONCE
ON S 1r he 29h day OF stockholders shown BY the
hooks soft be Conn M the 18th of June next:
TIN PRR CENT PREFERRED STOCK payable In preferred
TIN PER CENT on the COMMON STOCK payable In common
stock at par 90, ;. ,,oxn,v .h.
The Transfer Books (uow closed WI he opensd on NoNDAl te
sh June and closed WEDNBSDAl the iA anu eoPusi VI
MONDAY the 29th of jane nert
By order Of the Board Of DlTectoTa .,,,, nm q, -
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
RECEIPTS OLE pRnnnCE.

NAY Y6-68 8o5 sacks Flour 10 bbs WHISKY 6l bb Corn Meal
943l bush Wheat 1880 bush Corn 500 bush Ma2 pkga Ashes
pigs, Cut Meats, 80 Kegs Lard 2,437 bbls Petroleum.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

OTgIcB NORTH American FRS TysURANcE Co. or
HEw-YoRK, No ia Broadway. J
A T the Annual Election for Directors of this
N Company held MONDAY 2h inst the following gentlemen
eer duly elected Directors for the ensuing
JAMES w. OTIS JOHN AUCHINCLOSS
JOSIAH LANE, OLIVER s. CARTER
RICHARD N BLATCHFORD, OLIVER II. SHEPARD,
CALEB SWAN, JAMES B. JOHNSTON,
THOMAS w. GALE, SIDNEY BROOKS,
DANIEL y. FEARING HENRY PARISH,
CHARLES WILLIAMS, JOHN BRYAN,
WILLIAM WHITBWRtGHT EDWARD II. r. LYMAN,
WILLIS BLACKSTONE, RICHARD W. BLRECKER,
JOSHUA j. HENRY, JOSEPH A. SPRAGUB,
ACTON CIYlLL,
Al Subsequent meeting Of the Directors held on TUESDAY May %
W OTIS reelected President W. BLBBCKBR
yieePTesdrBt for the ensuing H. CARTER Secretary
MORRIS BssEI RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFICE SECRETARY AND AUDITOR Z
HoBoKES, N j., May 25 1887
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting Of the Stockholders MORRIS AND ESSEX
RAILROAD COMPANY for the election Of thirteen Directors for the
nsuing year win be Of the Company Hoboken
THURSDAY, June IS 1863 at 10 a.
Polls will he oper from 10 TO II
Transfer Books will be closed 10 June 20
By order Of The Board,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

bng claraeier pr.ees unchanged sAd sm. We quoe
z.e osi cd ssSs s'g .i. 81 1esSl IS
Bscs s SSa SS SiS @ 9' Ss % sIS' sS Stye: castle; 5S "
castle gcd...;;.... a5j seneca Iteot y ~. g as
g ;'S Tss s P gold a,ssi s,s sss eds * & fI gs9
Gun Gun 4Ta,Se' Picked g as Sugar "a Wh, gold 3 q
DYkWOQDSA descriptions al very quiet and IN prices no
& s5 SsPs Rs, 5Ssss S N d LssGo S & these az. w o s. O
Ss%EOC & SS @ % SSS IogS9Sf ia isuE go o99}l 90
TSsis Ja so . o5@ % sspO&oo9 asSe 60 SS52 oosS 8
Paste Mar SsOD q e 7 SS1 Lima Wood god Is Ooea' %
FLQgR ANp MgAbs Aasud for Western aud state Flour
Europs prices dscei loa IbI tie SesyiSe he most
% y s s s q s s $ % y ' F,S, IA & s' - :, ~ S9 20 S
faHey Change 600 bbs Extra state sold At 80 100
SSs Ono; 80 ss5i5 g for Trade and Family do ss Is
Hs,t teG SO S1Slas @ -Sia Amber
Michigan; en- 20 sia 80 iCr White R, wheat Extra Do DO
~ ssSsS % Double 4 l,,1 5PT. .,, !a. L: ., g q
bags 81 si9 20 va the HON small lots at sl3 toq *J Is
SS a. ~ es 70 for soon to good Es baltimore and Com.
an SS p 4 g for Extra 'sS nd E bs,ts e'9A s55 lsa IS 5S S s 81
fer Ptmy do Rye FOur steady snd Ia good denlD sales o. fv
Sss ier wster1. iLe latter for Msrsh's Colorie
FSHDy Cod qe and rather veal but not changed az yet
ben made Hsrr are sin sry held qas.j % % are
6ry Goa Gnd b.. e. 90 Mseti No is II % asla 30
SsslsS fo,i 3 S.. Ss 8 asIIss. ssJ 9 a g
nscI No. 'iI l. BsS Is oys = 90 Herring : 56.. 90 %
baekL No 2 Bay. % 10 50
latter for prime, and sn exNeme
PBATHERS-Pne unhaBgedi sales Western
Tennessee
GRAIS-Ts Wheat less actve aud prices have de-
eped under unyorah from Europe and Hunted Inquiry
exporters snd mersi the sales at ~
Milwaukee early The days Sz75 Amber state; ~ for
White CALIFORNIA; Si for Tree White Canadian.
good moderate request;
te sales 7tc bush Western, at BOi d37e
changed the sales 900 bush. state at ~ "a Corn
moderate demand the inquiry being
" sales bush Western Mreisat
elOeaSl lO Old DO at 81 H. in 0Isi Southern White Ia
81 10. n
GUSNIESbe demand ht the market don snd lesvy
be
81 lsie for Bags and 22alsic. for Cloth
GASO-A good demand OJbers o Peruvian ct ssa s Der
tsn, currency
HAYA good demand for slipping quantities At sOd8 per ton and
retail lots 40 Le0s plenty and h lower;
1sl Peel OJ straw plenty aud heavy 81
y 100 n.
BENPIn s knds there very light inquiry prices show no
hs'e gold b. 506le. lAmercan, dressed SO 7sd 80 30
iiahan 81 % American, undressed lOD = ~
sanilla FbFoh di03c- IhuSsa cesu........ 4ya 20
selling at q5Se, gold in bondi moderate bus
hOPs-A very du feeling still prevalent prices changed
very hgt obbiug demand stu pTeas Cor al desehp-
400 ~ or P1ces scarcely change gyen We quote:
oelgA god, DS VI Dd ~ 0lManils gold .....S 7OdS 81
vaoe god l50 46Guatemala eod..... l00 45
"sss M1 sol1:'':.. $50 O0Caseeas g0d.... 60D O5
HVLhssS-he market o the hsh grades h dali heart
sd tsa0c Musc0gsdo 5oaG0 and Porto Rico s5a2c sales
tieningof Al 57c $50 HBeyiths 81 Cayed
ase ~ Porto Rico o private terms - -
Lo We have feature
80 beslrss being auost Of obbing character Prices
SA'sse "A hs ths5 SonnklS moment H0esn
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING May %, lSGs.


tn. G%as F5S s aSt S' s tISsss t. f1i SS
S, 5 Sy & das for 1'9s eosnS d. 6d
5G5,s % % 5 a. Be o sa 9g @' aSs D s E R an a' %
list the articles upon the agds side Of ths cover and send es e
Clean packages and putting VIII add much to the 'a0e Of the
produce - - 80
Owing to great .i.Ts bean s Gss on s s & II1 b 800 sheh III
A. 50 S per bush 3 g9s No German sss s Are 5 10 Isss' s Sssy G
field will brig high prices m. ~. ,,t.., ,n0 q
Beam e5oss 1Ss s'I' Sa ss losse % I''i e ~ 9o-
MsrTOwS. prime. 25e 6 55 Southern Baeseyed 100 E~
RoDt. eaa package. for he TtF or falling es Of hout 100
s1se Geny S and about e on Good state snd Western little
fnes' today and the aE eor3ae as light As tss aase 9n @ 5
whether to let come forward as fist as made Or "hesI
lr T.ge selling today at oay 2S5c y n above fns
ONO stps Too much western and Ordinary State Better
has 10 ZONE m,PatT g.. INTO d ,s' T limited amount
butter for city gOces but unued for shipping or Sls
turn Of e pals ths feetug open until the eonbs have
been used Good oak fIl1 are the BET p'sssg 10. b .s s
TIE best demand for these iIk9s some o. Which have oq ~ m
supplied daa Fellow Ohio butter H selling at h. grcss
G 1 Ne ne i oS Sa s5d SSS.S S2R1S @ We qoos
State P1se Ss. Ses .ao Common Conc %f" ?'.
County pf d3 Ohio ane West Reserve S5 81
cRoes a ssHsy'sna
Recent. OIL with shipments Of Us borss for The past week Most
Of the shipments ns last report And ,S9e =, 4 sTs g % o.
and moS large proportion Of The new make sGng 'p[
less skinned, and vii only sell a. 6~lOc ID
or possibly l2c. Factory with most Of the tt9ck IN
the cheese Those msde of entirely Skinned mR are
Vgcnt 10 sell and yerv low figures must be expected
Even good cheese selling shIp holding almost entirely aoo
Liverpool oyerocked sltk some
10 American cheese bee having tier own nke Ana ne
their market earlier than usual aud
ng of much lower than last vear parties with small posi-
tive orders for little paid 5c aid BIC q Little Falls yes
erdsy others Offering article here at 5t with 40 bye
We that 5 really the top price which cheese cnsy e
quoted limited are the sales Of fs1ey at peas az al
past generally has confidence IN present
rates though suspect shippers laying Of 10 break down
market. The probabilities that the foreign markets VII not bear
Cheese hence there ancuons
ookng 70 shipping i R. few poor Bngsh Dairy Cheese are
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

MHIATURR ALMANAC
4.34 Sun 72l NOou bcts Morn
|
Sandy Ho9F....il23l Cows Island. OILS Hell 0se l3t
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

noted from Baltimore. With none
.en crates from Maryland. high pri.
Gne seedlings, Large arrivals from
40c- will probably be the top figure.
: received from Norfolk. We quote:
Strawberries. Va, vii.
sons, p Qt............. 3S0 40c.
Common. n.,..,........... 20dJ0c.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
EGGS.

Receipts 3 bbs for the abOHt 100 less than Tor the pre-
week Still t1ng owing
quality viii
barrels but defective packing kag aud consequent spelling
of those contact the chief Of complaint damp
sometimes being used Uaess Of Trustworthy good
MARKS eggs bae to be O O Of and average about 2c to-day
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

NHW-YoRK. Mar T. l8aa
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SHAKE-
II uoIpFRs Of he ILLINotS CEETRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
far the Eecsa and the transaction o eh business s
Of the Company IN the City 0fCmeago on WED
EESDAT, the nth q May nstaut. az o'clock
The transfer hooks Of the vii le closed 81 the close or bus
the h instant Gnd eopead The ls dy ef Jane neat
T. A. eArLlG. Secretary.
VTTRGINIA REGISTERED SIX PER CENT
OLD sTOCK paying the Old Coupon bonls snd
rulng about sghi psf cent aFef BOUGHT Ad SOLD by
WN FISHER SONS, Stock Brokers, Baltimore.
NEW-YORK, NEWFOUNDLAND, and LON
~ DON TELEGRAPH STOCK Sr SALE Apply TO GEO O. Dun
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
pRlSs AND PEAS.

Owing scarcity beans have made another innp snd long
ore falling back the California beans Which S
bbla German beans In market just bow
told few early beaUs from some sunny dy
Ged viii hing hRh nriceA