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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-30
Seed Potatoes.

TX BBLS. PINK-EYES. PRINCE ALBERT'S
c Jackson Whites, and Early Goodrich in fin
order and for sale by l.. & G.. D. HOPE.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
TILE CUBAN PAIR.

Tho Fair which is now being held at Apollo
uan corner Of Broadway and Twentyeighth-sts, Is
ovinp great success. and is attracting many frends
~ tbe eause 1t has been in operation week. ana
,he attendance is constantly increasing Both CuDah
and Americans are contributing OF their means 70 a III
the fight for freedom. One Cuban family Wen KNOWN
here has contributed $4,000 worth OF Its family JeWe
which viii DO disposed Of by lot. The shares are non
6ndug takers at s. each and it Is certain that lh
value Of the jewels thus given for the beneht Ol t
heroic struggle will be applied 70 the purposes Qr W
they were intended. One gentleman has cOntTlDu.ou
Enc blooded horse, which will be disposed OF III si
manner. -. ~ crbaD
table where the rafting is conducted aiter the Ooa @
manner A fine band OF music is in attehusn0o ot'iS
evening and il is further announcer In@V
series OF concerts, I'm which CUBAN, anu
American lady and gentlemen amateurs VII taSo k
mart is sborty 10 be commenced. Gen. ferferO VINO
awns be buidDe in which the fair s held is one OF the
conlrutors and has given many tanglho eVuences OF
his desire 10 aid the cause and the Committee express
their era dcaon at his kindness The roulette table pc
fore spoken OF under the supervision OF Mr. ana Mira
FeTrerO who are untIrug in their eXertons Mrs 3 ID
Macias and Miss g. Collins OF the Fair Committee,
have also been unrug In their abOrs The Far is en-
trely under the Din ecOn Of ladies. IL Is gratifying 70
observe however that the constant and often offensive
solicitation which has been too characteristic or other
fairs is entirely wanting here and that IL s only - the
sympathy Of the public for the Cuban people, that any
appeal made The Committee hope 10 be able 70 Keep
open Fair for least three weeks more and there Is
every hope that large sum viii be realized
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1862

sheId in bbn e79ess Bar In tuI ese Oats In buh 67U7Oe
Rye, ehoiee, 81 Al PoTh e3l6S3l So ,r,u
TOLEDO, NAY h-Fou du lots Of Dodbe Extra mhe
offered 81 so with buyers Wbest dull and bver Amber
No White Miehigsp 81 80 Corn srni Ne l. 6se No sc Vau
fiesdy and unchanged Rye ouict 81 fer No. Barley DALI
oeipis 800 bhls Flour 400 hush Wheat oo0 bush Con-
bush Oats shipmeH-l'oo bbG Flour 500 bush Wheat u"
DErEor Mar s-wheat snn rnd IN r demand BI White wis
kr 1Si No White Winter ei CO.. No 8i No Ano"
81 to Corn 6ec Oats, Csc Receipts, 5000 bush Wheat
OIwEeo Nay bPour good dsmasd AID market Unchanged 'e
1900 bea AZ Se for No Bprgi RfdS7 - for Amber winters
90 White and % Tor Doube Wheat better demand
nsri DSehgsd sls, Of 1000 bush No Milwaukee Cab At 20
800 hush ehdee Whe Canada S. 5000 bush Prime at 81 sO
zoo bush C0nnen a. s 60; 500 BUSH at 81 s Corn losers sales
800 buh No 8Oc 701lc for Western Barley nominal
feed unehlhget Shorts s21a s2S sbpsud s7sasT aud Mid
dhngs sBd ga y Canal FregbtsOn Wheat Siei on kJe
&c. fwYoE on Lunbsr % Is 70 the Hud'on Ihs 0sTsgo
Canal u In good condition. aud u Rhrod frelg
Flour TO Boston 6se to EeuTok Ss and to Albany Soc Lake
ImpoIs-2so bush Wheat e bush Corn, 0O bush Rye and
7l6, 900 feet Of Lumber
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
"WEDNESDAY, May Or. NJ

Gold opened at 1855, sold at 1851, 13jE clos
ing at l35i The clearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were Sill s5eOOe and the balances t29lO3O o., The paF
ments account Of interest to-day were N,2lGoi2
Government bonds continued Grm, with good demand
from investors for Registered bonds and Currency six
per cents lo10s also I'm demand. The foreign
BANKERS purchasers Of the go bonds for shipment
The supply on the market IS light and at time has the
market been bare OF bonds tits at the prescR time.
The 81 loan Is the only which orders FOR
large amounts be filed brokers having orders to buy
the other obliged to pick thom u IN small
a. offered. Since tho lst Of January tbe shipments to
Europe amounted TO between f55OCOOCO and f5O.
100000 At the present tme when apparently tlero is
but little movement the demand continues, and during
the present week the amounts forwarded Will not fiu
short OF t2OOO,OOO.
State bonds continued depressed Tennessee per cents
cold at e7k new bonds 65i Virginia six per cents
a. Georgia per cents, o5l; North Carolina per
Dents 64l Missouri per cents ss Louisiana eycc per
cents, 69Ia70 Railway bonds continue firm with small
DferngA Phenix Bank sold 1T 1Os; Bank Of Commerce.
i2T; Central National. 49, American Exchange 1l2;
Fourth HatOnal ioi Hanover Bank ill Miscellaneous
HhaEss were dulh Western Union TeleraDh sold at 42s:
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
EMIGRATION COLONIES.

In accordance with repeated suggestions IN
The TRIBUNE, several organizations have lately Deen
formed among wOrkingmen in the City to facilitate ein
grafton TO the West The Excelsior Colony-one OF 'ne
largest Of these-have already forwarded $50 famihes 20
Nebraska Territory, Watervle on the pa5hs VI
Republican River, where they have estaDshed @ sotie
the cooperative principle andtney he PlSPaus
10 send another body Thursday The Batteson S9OE,
which has us been organized by Dr. BattlesOn OF brOTA
lyn is an association already numbering m uOeIs WIZ
are sb0ut sending Locating Committee 70 select laus
in healthy situation Missouri for which they propose
starting early IN June An association OF Germeh me
cbaujcs and abOrers has also been formed, with the
Intention OF settling in Potter Comfy, Pa, where the
treasurer W. Radde owns 25OOO OF well timhered
land situated between the NewYOrk and Erie Railroad
and the Pennsylvania and Erie Railroad. The associa-
ton requires only 80 members who viii buy farms OF p
acres each at $500, paying $40 IN advance ana
g. per week thereafter until the amount is
made up Tho members intend 10 establish FARMS
manufactures, and To 20 into the lumber business
These different associations offer great advantages to
wOrkingmen wishing find homes III the West as they
are able TO greatly reduced rates OF fare cheap
farm stock and implements for them beside mutual as
Sistance erecting houses and other operations All
classes OF wOrkmen represented IN then ana all are
desired TO join that every want natural to an agrcI
taral community may be supplied. Membership Is only
limited persons Of good moral cf ter. and ail classes
OF mechanics storekeepers tradesmen and laDorers WI"
welcomed
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

THE ALBANY AGRICULTURAL WORKs.-lion.
Ezra Cornell Of Ithaca the founder OF the Cornell Uni
versity has purchased the odestablished mandatory
OF agricultural machinery OF MessTs Horace l. Emery
Son. and also purchased the machinery property ana
effects Of the Albany Cotton Gin Company and star
Agricultural Works with view Of uniting the two cstab
lshents and continuing the business at the shops OF the
Works" Ii Is understood that Mr.. Cornell has in view
some scheme by which ths movement Will become
auxiliary his plans OF furnishing employment 10 stu
dcuts az the University. The mechanical ana inventive
talent Of the Messrs Emery viii be retained III the buS
ness, aud the manufacturing will be carried on nHdcr
the supervision Of Mr. Horace l. Emery, whose inYen
tGus have added much effective power TO farmers
and planters in labOr-sayug machinery. The financial
and business welfare OF this new organization Will he IN
der the general supervision Of Mr. Cornell who will place
Il at once uUOn firm and successful basis. Thus two
important manufacturing establishments, which have
been carrying a runOus competition with each DINER
lor several years past will be uEiedn bond OF strength
and power which will prove beneficial TO the capital IN.
aud generally useful 10 the business interests OF
Albany, aud furnish tie farmer ard planter Win ma
chinery on terIus as favorable as heretofore.
ALBANY n. " Express, May (.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PoGr or Xgw.YORE.,."....".......,.'.MVA s

POET or NgW.YORH. H..,,,,...,.... D
CLEARED.
Seanlps-Seeri MaHP, LFfrpoo; Nv ; PSTps Ss,werp; Sara
1es.s Rrier Charleston Acushnet. Kelly, NewDcod . -,
shps-Bessie Crosby Crosby Aat8erp AeIo'e' N'-0 " '
BsrE,-rriumph Nichols Ssgua Krcmi9 R9harl'on Boston
Mana sankbe Neweasei Adelaide Risk AAaHiA' HA'ss "sT
61im Wallace TGsa s AOers H'%s,n Bs.: E
behporti Eegiaa Rodensuser ~ Johns ~ "a & sr PsTs
Tsborougb Eastern Star, Forth Baro5aoeS ,,,.,, ,,,-
vr s. John Atsood Gaspsa. - Thomas for orieu; Con-
rrsiys Kempton Carieussi r. ". Brown Horton Ceniagos
Harriet RyaR WiPsn, BueAsPoH, Me,
steamship Buter Gates GestOa Aph 2s and Key West 2fh
Msi, SAN '"l Cqpgas Selson Shanghai % days. teas
81 Congress rlan London and the Isle OF hsiea
baTa SsS oresos Pamau 2s Padang Jan II. and
Bdg Srsn6 cara S. JsSc 10 days Len in port
Or: Scbt M, vsS Cef jSc CafisSas 10 day, sugar
seIr NJ w. Klbrde Kne, St yia,ent 8 aud hoansh
-, seaooSS,s-a'NH IIS ,ISS, Sos'yTss yg,1isi,
NJ. Monsou IT, Virginia j. T. h9loek 'fsea
MAS Moore GeSsetoTu. J. u. saeEasy; Bai@ors
Is J. Duncan, Virginia j. e MerTIt NTElbA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS May S-Auved L. 5. steamship Psos on Nohi ,hiR.
T. f. Hartman FROM Buenos CALYPSO from San tneS! s
.s Gq ! n3 @ , M.sy from from ysreG LsgSG oassS s
from Cienmegos; H. Burton from Roerasmi lbsSn Csu W.
oT, ~ %i 5 SSP Por, ,Gaee ITi Msla Berry MssHi' 'r
S FR1Soo Msy 4-Arsd ships Valparaiso and Cr'nsSs,
run Nsw.lerki Radisu, h'u BOoui A'heaF0' n''
FOREIGN PORTS. -; ,,, of Antwerp
QrExSsrowS May She Inmsn kns steamship oi this aSrnBg
rom New.lork April "a. arrived az this PoH al Wv"
The schr Dale went ashore on S I part cargo
the harbaI Of Baraeoa april ~ .,SS. Ihe e.'
saved but the vessel will be s~ te'A' n
Brig Ell. stevens from. eS !, f'''0''''' '- ~
Anil al
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
nnMRSTIC MARKKTs

ST. LOUIS May 5Tobacco steady unchanged CoonNohng
doing Folr quiet unchanged Wheat dull Prime Choice Fall
Good Choice Corn bmeT Ia bulb 5Ga56e for hIed and
Chsce GOc elbow and White free sacked 80
Csc Oats ht Gfd65c for MIed aud white BARLEY da at
5g Choice Iowa Rye firm 81 23dSl H4
WHISKY du &C PORK dull q EJd43l So the latter for eSA
heavy Dulk,Mea-Noiug dong Bacon very quiet srd little
doing. sales mde I3ic for shosi lie for Clear Side.
qut az 80 J0ds7 rr Hogs steady at h7G 80 Reoep-9O
Ln. wheat 800 bush Com 800 bush Oats 900 bush Barley
May 5Four dull sales 300 bb No City hpnng al
43 Wheat neglected and nominal At 81 70 for No Chiesgs
sming quiet; 10 GOO bush New 5c 0OO bush IN
lots 65aCg according quality and railroad closing weat
with sales l5Ooo bush New 81 oc oats quSt sales 5000 bnsb
p Tor Tmsth' Clover nominal 80 asa 80 ~ for Me
aud Pea Vine OAer dces entirely neglected Hecepis-four
2T0 bLa Wheat 2s0O hnsh Corr, 1900 bush Barley I"o
CHICAGO Nay 1FOur quiet aud steady tja 80 fer Spring ~
tras wheat aser; sacs No a VI 10; No 2 81 2dk l
cug flGsl a. Com dull 81 6la5llc for Ma ulghle
lei Barley dali and utL Igi wiuoa sales 81 VI ave
wooden and 1n bound packages Provisions du Mess fo hfm
~, higher sass al 80 or cash. and seller Juue Iar steady ~ '
shoulders bold lc Hogs sull decline II 2JdJ iaes 81
~ % FOR cpmbon choice Cattle moderately As and
shade rj - 70, 250A7 ~ for ght TO eiIfa
steers feghis dull At - on Wheat 10 Buffalo 80 -,
Nay unchanged hu
uscbared PeEn EiiTa Family 10 i5d - 81 QUO 90
S75Od4A Wheat stes ISLES 5000 bush Rcd 81 III SOd ~ o.
AHheT, ~ 80d ~ 90; White. ~ Re ~ - Corn 10 good a
r,ut aud advaueug sales coz hush yellow 9ja2r M1sj bG
White &c. Oats advanced 30 80dg Groceries unchanged a
small sales Cohee-Bo l1Ic gold fetrulerm tIncr Crude an
changed Refined 1aJJ,c Provisions unchanged Nh'H s'J
c4cH4L ,,,.v-
BALTIMORE MAY &Coion quiet and weak At 29e for Mang.
Flour fairly active hu GrshuFeL Wheat t and unchanged reu
small Corn lnn and IN ir irmand Prime White is.'" =
dull o. i30slc ipr leayy. and 6dduc f nshL ye e
ae 4gdR Moss PORK quiet s18 53d AZ Bacon que
RIB Sides lCc Clear NJc i5lr khonlcrs Hi"l44c HANS ~"
2lc Lard quiet az alc whisky fuu ats?r 90, 49,, p,,
LOusVILg May 5-T0baoco uuchaugd sales A' hhds
6rm; Sheaers ~ nl3i; Sides l6ldl1ic laml aL lVgyio
LAIJTiercs 6dlte ksg 1oe Wheat-Pnns h'o Sis 0'iN
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN hARKETA.

IoSnos May 5-l mCousoI open 99l Tor both aud
scouu United States FyeTWsh bos no. Stocks quiet
Res 1915 Illinois Cebtfals s8l; Atlantic and Great Western. 2
LygKPoOL 5ll mCOon opened Irregular Adding Up
lauds IIil: MddiiBg Orleans, l2d.
5-il mSuga cwt Tor No II Dutch Stan.
dari ont he spot TalOw active, bat unchanged
LoSpON Nav 81 -Usiied States FveTueby Bonds sot
The SiocE market sitho material alteration. khe shares III
Illinois CcntTas. 9l.
LI,ERPOo May 81 mTe shipments Of Cotton RON Bombay
the the last according private dispatches
we're bales Rosu per for ComoS NORTH CAroinh.
Tallow ~ g. per csL
AyHE May 5Coton opened fat Low hdlng shoa lio francs
A. Tres Orbit on The iVot lfJ hsneh The HaUe market
si be closed Ou 1huplay
L0SDoS p Consols close a 9 M both money aud
Urtcd Sae. Five Twenty Bonas 81 stocks cose
steady. American railway shares are unchanged.
PANS May 5-1he Bouue j. quiet; Rentes, 7lh DC
LIVERPOOL MAy 5-4:3n p mCoon closed du and unchanged
day 5000 bales Breaduas Provisions and Naval S,oTei
dol andu unchanged.
oSDoS May 5-oOp B.-Lu,eed OIL a3 Ptan Sugar arm, but
A7rvTP MAY 5-Perosum is trm at S2lf for ssudsd Whit.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
plSSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM HANBURG-In steamship Clmhhs May @--Fr k"4hsi
and vile Juchen Meter Bsruh Loeb and wife ha tmpson Nary
Mar an ghter Marie Wsclek Victor Fgan bnst NeuHf s
Crutuaan Baldwin aEd daughter. Foon He and e3
g. OI,er r. Gerariiu LOyh aui Others third c1lh
PROM GALvESTON-In steamship Euerpe, hay 5ames Neee
Lieut. W. n. Dnwde Mrs. H. H. BiooAgrs Miss r. NJ Anderson
rney Kinney, W. :. smith, o. A. kngman jams boe
cher Key Wes,M NJ j. Mora and hmiy T. Green haua
gar II. Mertau
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per River. Vefssls and Railroads
Ms-6O bush Wheat lil6 bu,h Oats J9 hn'h Rye oo eS,h
Corn 200 bush Grass Seed buh Beln, s hb Flour J Dds
,e1, petroeu bbA Rosh 6lO bbA Tar ~ bbi spirits Tnf
p,Due ptgA Batter rs pERl Cheese 2%9 ptgl hg ~
10. a 500 kgs 900 baes Cotton l2J bales Wool B bales
I.p 2l bales Hops 5S bbG WHISKY go bb' PORK % 2bI Mo
~ uk BssSsI % pkgL Ashes no plF' steahn 70 PKG Ia
| IS rlgs 22lg pkgL Starch 10 pigs Dried fut DI
p Tocco Tobseo 10 bags Peanuts u akes Copper ~
M Copper bd Hides C+ loose Hides 2yl ndsI Leather
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WrrVr,pv Nav 6wth or SO cattle At One hundithtt for
yrv opg about c Monday mailing dlc raa ,a'e
last "Wednesday The cattle mostly Of good quhh aa Hnl
calls from shop bahe used up a he oet W noon
one wholesale butcher ok - sead M e1lus o Y ca a : - 30 H.
.se9 l5e and l quite sod a.y q s' ig 81 n rsi
Sr ems Z, SEQ The dead msst msIts,s show i'm
plovement Of live cattle follows all 1e National
feed Wheeler for themselves 81 ,irogs
IN M i7c and for J. NJ AIaihef fat eal III "'ei'
Gey ioi H. R. Smith, yer, 'irOpG u est Ill cattle at 80
% rhompon M Mahu :, good 81 No steers at ssiIs
ae premium haol to yAssa BE- @ , T,, & I 90 u a5i sII
Websmsr Co 'od IS Pei, d est ~ ,stI' - va lsq'S J t II
Vae Csirsf had 90 IL s,ss1 est good Bob oa at
ssy Co. .o their IS fair q e,t salsi-. and S9
y C,rJ Tor IT, r Suiih = n l5d,, on q ut
V Ramsus % hi II cat III steers bIsags, t icy
MI oa 81 Id for ". H. Van Aa at ee on 'e'n'
e F,.,r,p sod b. 81 fair 81 H. al Isle, snd Nth
Mrrrav Is ilL cattle. 7idli cat 81 lGdi'e -, -
,tiUaGc api 70 Ky and No cattle st lA dl6c. on 7est
f. Glover soa bis lead quite common to .' eEL III steer"
s. are eut, today asd the hs,, rot fnelnes ,s,'
nic let u very good rs eA's' a1sihgss 80 ,g ' y,,,t
sep L9mJ,Avss 20 day esr, Or 90 head MO-. o. & &
go roTmos 20 eIr sLeared sheep though e" 80 soo1s
1ic Lamb, selling At GlsG ID & Lse ipeTs Es 90 5 obo
clipped ,hep % b in uumeteu, loi, al a. ic m 9 %
q ~ 5i ~ q 0i% Ls,5 p D. S r - na a - Srs ~ very esnuSa j.
Kbt H iol' wool sheer - hsad % d. HSi ~ 20 N y, g o '
iys,;,, ,D oj BE- 20 Wool sS;P 81 B sloie
AZ Commupaw Bells Pdcoei sold - ono ,herd 'Sssp ~
Jrrssy sPing lambs. 5 20 Of .sg39 At Se .ad 20 Ss'ra
n a. % W. Gs :, 90 ss. ,Ss B 81 SsS SsI q r. =. 81 s.e %
of a. No. 25 of &c 10 80 50 and Of - At 80 per head
o Of e., 10 lamb. broasti lse ia washington MaIet
ogs are steady with 12j head arrived to-day Ney y"
are selling they slaughtered One car li6t 10 brought s
with lno, a b at sane price IhJ are quoted s'ssie
foT i've, AID l2c for city dressed western
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the LAKE SUPE
EIoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDs, FREE or UNITED
STATES TAX, secured by lCj201O acres OF choice
lands, and by tho railroad its rolling stock and fran
chiscs. and yielding in currency nearly Ten PER
CENT PER ANNUM. We recommend these bonds as a
desirable investment for persons collecting MAY
CoUPoNs Holders of 80 BoNDs can exchange at a
profit Of nearly TWENTY PER CENI besides receiving
one per cent in gold additional income limited
amount for sale, aud full partcular, furnished by
Jay COnKE 4 90.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
NEWS PACKAGES roR TIE PRESS.

Ctans and purses arriving this port are req1ssed
deliver paekaces addressed Nelok Associated Fess on 70
persons exhibiting the sntsa authority Of j. w Sionto 1sse
hgest News packages the Journal Of Commerce 1tes
T|f sun Irftgs EUel1J Post, Commercial tdgtrilSr SaH
ZiuJ and Yorker Das0rai should also be delivered only !"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

h,sh with an urn at the summit. The tomb VIII pear 'ne
Sa,o.,ns ,n,cr,pton: "Adah Isaacs Aenken' born IN
IogIsians. United States of America died IN ParA
80, a. ,s,s - and the words Thou KnOwest"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

ouIeksIyer aoI Cumberland soi; Canton, cit Express
sbsres were steady with sales Of Wells Fargo at SSa
Adams soasO, Merchants Union, 15 Pacific Mall was
seadv AT 92a92a The transactions the stock were
very light. 40
The share market opened unsettled and weak, with
pressure 10 SELL the decline general and large sales
were made Of the leading shares The active turn In the
money market had discOuraGng effect upon holders OF
the high priced stocks and the continued delay OF tho
Legislature the passage Of the bill legazing the Cen
tral dividend used with great effect in depressing
the market The decline was from 1a3 Per cent upon
the active stocks, the heaviest decline being upon inc
NewYork roads and Rock Island NewYork Central SOFA
at l72; Hudson, 1919; Harlem, 14sb Reading "ai
Michigan Southern, lO3 Lake Shore 103 st. raul con'
mon 73i st. Paul, preferred, s4f Northwestern com
mOn SI Northwestern, preferred, 81 ROCK lsianu,
139; Fort Wayne l42 Toledo and Wabash Il; CleVelan
and Pittsburgh o. The market rallied from 4es just
previous TO the o'clock Board, upon large
cover short contracts At the o'clock Board the aAe'
had Hrmer tone and prices showed furtner improve
ment OF 3g per cent At the close the Market pec"e
unsetled NewYork Central sold at 1lb; Rock lsiahu'
ls1a The balance Of the list lower closing le'eSh
and unsettled. -. =, ...
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern
ment bonds: - ,,.,a,,s.
&, Pacific R. R. loeI8lo6FU. sos COup g. msiSii1
n 81 s Registered. l8idll9 U. 5Ds CouNeso' ,LIiid
n 81 Coup....... l9 dll9l u bzns Coup ol' III
n q S20 Registered. I3i0li3 u lo4s Registered SG0
N Z S50 Comp O. H8t dll8i U. s. l04Os Coup'' Oot0Vo3
U. s. S20s, Coup, o.. l+ 0iI4t 20 -,
Messrs PuIeston, Raymond & Go. report the closing
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

SAFE DEPosIr DEPARTMENT OF TIE NATIONAL
PARK B4NK.-The most recent one of the kind, IN tho
construction of which the Directors have ayailed
themselves Of all the experience up TO the present,
which has enabled them to produce more secure ar
rangemcnts than heretofore attained. In the Bur-
gIar and Tire Proof Gaa in their Fire Proof Building
they have Safes of various sizes leach secured by
Combination Lech, where tenants can place securities
of every description Tor small animal cost. The
officers will take pleasure in showing the Vault.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
THE MARKETS.
lo,rsHy Reported for n. Thbu,. !

l0lrsfhBJ Reported for Ns Tribune ,,so
wRDSupiI. Nay 1883;
LRHEs-be heAdy and moderately aTe sales ei " oH
a Al Ty1 &c for PolG Pearls are nominal ,,s
COTTOE--Tbs fair at unchanged prices; Ses oi
h,.. s which taken by spnbers 2 BY Epeeuhto ~
s by expoyert ao Of 800 bales Low MdduR for JUNE
27e ald 100 bAlss for july st2Ite We quote as oloWI
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

coPTEE-Ro continue, irregular other style, quite sn e1 'ns
market yresso very a1, Si 1Sns we 6 n1se 'h' 'O
FLOUR AND ME1L-ws.iti1 and state les. ,es and -
is % S : : T.. g. 's%tl leo I S Is IS Ss a. sSS S
sS & IS for ,5 EI e SS %:,.S % T4lrs @ @ TSs1 Ss e $ good l
sPsg Wheat EItra. sc oSs6 s for h5Hsso ESQ & 10 Spd a6d
f.n 20 d =. Z 81 81 sa2gs g. G1S ss % whs
IH IS 80 60 % fr Fsm d. .6d 81 sss Louis BIT. n
:s. .a DS90 o m S ,a Gtsa Z sTSss ss' IS for 8 aSs
very du very choice Family grades are 'ssTee are VI &c IS
90 r Geg and Virginia e. i9Ss9 ps,rsI q, rsT Rs y
and 90 Sss % for Ei'a and fI@, Of O bb At 81 sosss S.
Corn Meal q1et bot sm bb ~ 50 for good western
9., S b: dJ si @ Ss6 s: i P eS
etPeI Winter w1ss tame @ SSa T b s @ S' So AZ TSsOss
81 Michigan saOat Barley i'uPeed ssa qTsI
Sdi Ts1y Ss;A Ga G:Hsda & Of sc sS AZ
demand s slss Is COO bush New one nd % ssrd the
sales are OCO bush 81 81 in store Corn opened ts
6! oO bush Damp and ulOun$ a. ,aad DEPOT a, Sic
Old al aS5c IN store Western White eac and Southern DO Al
GoPs are IN moderate demand and steady at Bic . q,
HBMP-MsBia remain. quiet, and prices are uhehans''
hfbESIiSs market du foreign styles ouly nonina
steady. Dry Ayres gold slAugh'ers IN A'
continues steady With demand at previous prices sales Of
MoLissEspem.pd better and market a on f9s 5 991 &
Rbsdoes on private terms by suction bba Nsworsan' at 800
T soRPSRosns sTn but less buoyant with sale OF o
bblS Strained, arrive, At 81 Ga Spirits IuPenuas 0 '
weak at 46d47c - IL s...rd ,rd IN,
OIs-For Lpsesd there has been h demand aa g
sales Of 10000 gallons At Oat 70 o
bh Epgish dull and prices bomiDa Crude Fsh O aS
at Whale and 81 % for Sperm Lard OH al 81 S'@@i w
other OILS quiet -, = ...,.-.,.
but prices ADVANCE and the market closes Inn we
cash regular 500 bbE S3l ~ for Old Mess vi Ii
R3l Is for Clear Rye s dul ard uhohahg.u
bills Slla$ l6 for Pian Mes and lIG SS io
Mess Beef quie. s2ods25 for Prime Mes, sea 70
S29 for India hes' Beef Hams are doll sas o. 70 9,N a.
Cut Meats Coll. small sales Of shoulders al @ bacon ~
ate demand: Ge for Siref aud Long Ca Ian
ktsa
sjss Of Io6 i and tc At ~ c e No /; Ia a7le
Tor CITY; l9Gg!c fair prime Steaw, aud E4 1876 Tor he'"s
Rendered.
PETROLEUN-Re6nd again active at ajc ~ s. W" on tne I
and 92c Phade pha with sales about 6VN b@ 'uu 'i
with some business al l1i0Ge 10 bulls .o,-,,
sales Of = m Carolina ~
SUGARS-Ravs request ard seady far to good e u ~
Cuba ili0Itc loT loI0
Ilioo' Rshued quiet st l5i 0lalc for IIariE 49, -.
SBEDS-Thcre has been deurui hr Glover ara pees
ea1v Il Adlsc Timothy IN fir demand rut an u - ~
rer Gs Rough FsSsred selling ~ a52 40 per bns o 10 io
SrulC-Sly Is quoted G5do0 r the low griet and =lJ a.
ihe hgh srSdes; Virginia selling At "a 3 w - t.
TAILONThe demand good, Tor eipoi'i P''s a'
sale. Of l25OOO % az lll ollie a..
WHsKY-lhe market firm bot quet choice bfAna are be Al