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New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

sb ss lOoss 50 for supsrine STATE. ssess 10 for E..a d.
e g g. .S: %:S sStS % E". +. a;: 1 !;
g. for IsSs sSE Es ss 8 for Shipping Ohio % g
% Amber Winter 1 Ws:s Rr Ss i.d... = nd h EsS
h: Ley. %4s E s "a So & $t9 9, 70 fog FAMILY Co. 'I So sos
ss S%Hs ma ~ % al q 80 6S and a.'s S At
de supply S,; sale, q rs SS a s. 1es 81 or ordinary
rosd Eli. B.%S5. AID cs8t 80 oes 3 tSr EI, :. GscA
@ @ 1d T 10 nd cd Dss Mar ss 5 ps PpS S.,,, % . % @ q
b1s 81 IS for Western, - 30 for Jersey Ind $40 for Bsudy
GRANITE Wheat market egular Spring easier and Winter
81 IS for MiIsd StuEi g. RssI SI 80 Chcsgo sPrns
ssaEs. 81 50 of Red ws.tsrn 81 SSs 70 for wh. oa6r
. % Ia soS. % for 4GS'I or HS1c % ca. o6 81 ?6
Inferior White Gsnese and 81 fr No Milwaukee ,hOst Barley
ssr bt more active the demand in par, spscua1s the
$40 bush 72a79c for New Ohio and Western, At R Depot
lower The demand so95ad as price. onis:sd &:
ssT i's Atss s. ss I'd fssss White aS
HAfhs receipts continue moderate and With good demand prices
o. ss" pS selling f 70 % sRDs sa6 md 'sd 70 for Ias
HkMREMs1i. dull and Pres. are without change at
n demand prices are steady quote s2
IA HIDES @ So o sSS % unsettled small lot Buenos AI'
HoPS-Tbe demand moderate aud the market steady quote At
MoLASsES ils demand been ,etiv, at full gur. dsha
@ & BSss SSs ! m 5 Rd 'l suseeaS Ssr' ON pSs.
% hhS1 DO At Sc IS hhdI Demer at 5a and IS hhdA choice
HhAyAL sToRESROsnS dun and nominal at S2 t50s2 % for
Strained Spirits pupeutne lower and dn sales 100 bb at
OliS-CUde Fish Oils srm at fl pee hedeT2na n lsr
ManuacurefS Oils are Inactive American Lnseed IS du 6ut r AZ
ushs price, 81 O79S % for casks and bbA Msnhsdeu OIL
In better nppy aud freely offered sales from 8dJOc.
PROVS ONSe Pork market continues doll prices are unuea
and close nomna the sales job lots 2O bb at S 25db -
Mess. Beef demand and eeady sales Of 70 bbls
sldsl6 for Plain aud $l2053 for Extra Mess Teree
Beef moderate emaad steady r Of 50 e.. at sl for
Prime Ness aud S25 81 for IDda Mess Beef Hams are IN b d
mand and steady sales Of 100 bbA at s26ds1 for Southern sa
Western Cat Meats active but prices are Lower, sales Si
800 pkgs l50 for Picked Hams Bacon du sales oi 100
boI: iee,eaTo At 6c for June deTe Lard du a3d % a
Fair 10 Prime Stean, and l3i 69c for Kettle Rendered
EPETRoLBUMCude dull 5c hulk, and 20le In bh1 Re
lined lower and sales 900 bb Standard White al
the spot here and Philadelphia and 3e here aud Bic in Pha
delphia, June delery.
RICK doll aud unchanged few small lots Carolina brought a9c
SUGARSRaw active and the demand pretty generals prces
steady and offerings o desirable stock moderate Far to g29 %
iGl2 sales " lu75 bids AZ de for Cuba and lJdlIc nt
Rico Re6nd dull and heavy. hesrs ID A. stnt
reduced prices 6 for Crushed GrauAied and Ground oc
White and le for yellow By auction lOS hhds Cuba dam
aged. II 9lc, net cash .. .-, ,
SERDS-Grsss dali prices nominal at 9dl4e ot
Clover aud $+d - for Timothy Rough FHIssed heavy a. - "
asa g. ....
TGLLOw Ally active but prices weak sales 1000 at no
lie
WHISKY . dali and prices are unsettled
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
1--WE cTOCK MARKETS.

wEDSEspLI May 2The weather checks he demand ior
S,isbss. are coming 10 very rssy-aHo eTst, Or aeoa. "a
Of roast beef There weakness aud dew1NAd tendency " eles 90
6gl eh aud l6l animals held from Monday Some Of them
o %s p5ss,a 5s S $ ou T 1 ' 5 I'D As
% @ 10Y m s15 . % from , g., ss. 1 s making III. mar
s. .eog' As ea MSA y' soN t s an we're .g s a.
yag unusually good they do not look very fat before hg
The stock vas Of good qas ss, ,osS 81 SSs sISis
A. 6c ny be called The top Of !ee market, and &C &C iss & ak
Feru cents common price good lots sold wholesale butch.
The prospect that all voad be sold We note the ioho"ns
" THOMPSON for Coon MuhAn 95 Illinois title hsA nom Mon
1HHiy bad 5 prsy good It crt nuoi, steers" lSs -
HeasJ Gpls Co sold their % Illinois steers at l5Gte on u
a MARTA isd 70 IIOi. cattle y evt bought I" cOmmunDA"
Go1sf purchase, 50 Illinois steers Off snmu.l the yards He
Tsd Wheeler ' the j. H. Cheney drove o % AI e"I Do"
RT,s 4 pss5s run ou n Illinois steers II evt Hise.
Wan, Merritt Barebad nst.d IJ Illinois steers el 90
hg about II which they sold At 5Gltc aud ie" Al
) Ultfy ~ sSs 81 npo. cattle s.t si a IsglSe I. there
est good, selee, .na 70 Of q CT, Mlss .,sze.
D G. taIvsr ruu cut L 81 good Illinois grades S66e on u cWt
Hoeomb Wright sold " Illinois cattle ent' a. 4glIlS
T. G. Eastman out % very good "a e~t III grade DaIoam'
ys, Ees,r sold their ie2 good n H. cattle at 5diec
n Williams account, % hue Il cst I'LL steers at 5!e
Sheep are o'p only 800 arriving today bat they are 5s.
Ss .: s ' % h is5 l a u. 1 n4 ''n " ds.
EARNED Gon MONDAY Lamb. much Sspre'4 4s SsSG
Kass 20 sold Jerse srb 80 n. lJlc OF 81 each Belh
Peock ,oA 100 of ~ l2c weight Jc also 90
Ohio sheep s D a. Gle ad 20 Of % 10 At & " eH
Co sold 81 Gdsna i b ai5e ard a one n at % ' per
est some go head srs uusold al Commuupaw alone -
Al Fsrlethst A. Vert sold 81 oho sheep s9dS at 7e:
and 81 Of g b. al 7ie Reid soh IN MAss wool sheep 9
n 9, sud ofss n Al a also lambs 6 10 Itra Zoe to
l05 oi
10 old ia, - bead avsraEiug Ia ID ef'sghi Se Of
% ard of 10 =, pr.
IA st iIune Elliott sold leo Michigan wool sheep s6
n c Hogs aroop beat and accommodation socL No
f,r an 1854 received Sauly morning 81
io-a epeetsd Rous sod alive The saahi,r-rs
trade TheJ quoiAbe N d9ic. possibly lc
10, shole. hgs rising Dressed fell 10 lie change to-day
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
,orpr CALENDARs-TH DAY.

,,,,,,,,r CoURT-CRCUIT-PART lI-Nos 4s4I
oi ~ sS Ci5 6 1922 6Ss 1863 S9 93 $685. 1885, lll5
~ iSi ls1s 1fi. 1873 ~ 49, 90,
i'S, S,ppr,tr J, COURT-SPECIAL TERM-NOs. 80, 38l,
s @ 3g 3, 35j SS4 C S' S5s FV fol w. 'O' A'' 80 ST.
SUpREME COURT-C T-CHAMBERs.-Nos a, 7S So ~,
Is @ & 2 l2 49, l3 46 49, l53 l55 1876 l6S l7ll 49, SA
90,
SCPERIoR COURT-TRIlI TERM-PART Nos 81,
ga as 1857 $751; 659i f69 e5 345 PART llNoS
"a TB 722 $50 6 % 97 646 $780, 1908 1913 l96 ~ ~
COMMON PLEAs-IRIAL TERM-PART Nos. lVo
ls7 08 &C. l6 PART lI-Nos 1871 100 l4O 2O le. ~
MARINE COURT-GENERAL TERM-Nos J, z, 8. T. o.
GTG8 TO- H. r. 6 H. 10, 49, 20 n % % "a 25 20 a. 20 ~
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.-Ihe fe9pie agI
Marta Rud Esry perjury; James Barnes Da'h ray htu
Carrier felouOus assault sad battery Patrick keey g"n
from tie peon; Christian Pe grand larceny from me person Su
indictments larceny; James Donasso james & Soh I
gare SpsuduR Frderck Braueow John McDouya N hesAo
Federek Naples larceny; Tho Tsoy Robert Stennou Joseph
Brown Jsues Smith burglary John Carter Geo seymour "PeJi
LAIN Rell
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.


PaLlDEPH MAY 2s-Coon unchanged Fogr ad'Ase.t &c sales
e0J b supetfbs Sass 2 EItraI S5 1896 North esen
FItn FsHy s66s6 PenS'ysHia d. 60 lS8 s7 ohio Do
ls Pauc 80 50 Wheat dseniagi Red unchanged
tu6ef Al o. California 7cesi IS Rye Hssdy at 'go 81 IS
car, .dyucrd Yelov. 8le OaWestyu soc Petroleum IN
changed Groceries aud Ptoysion,Vs small bu'ns" bat prices
AZ, apthingsi WHISKY 10 held Al sl O96Sl TO- - -. -.
BITisosE -Cotton dali Flour unchanged wheat tdull
,I ,.k VALLEY Red i 81 9O fair TO good 81 Bd
al G0 Corn tm pume white 86d8Ic Yellow B6 ave Oats doll
Inn 6se Rrs 6n at al tOdSl t3 Mess PORK hrm At 81 Bacon
am Rb sides lc Rib ME Shoulders ltc, Hams lS1bOc
I,rl gu., at Igdi9ic WHISKY unchanged
MKhPpn May 8Cotoa dull al 2lic Receipts ia hAlea kr'
noyt, So bale, Flour DALI Sapedne $685. IS Corr oe Oats,
h1s pot So Land, lBDl9iG Bacon steady Shoulders, le
sd.. l7Ic Bul MrAa dul shoulders, l2lS Sides l6Ic
Dxrtoir MAJ 6-Wbsa gm; BItra White Winter 81 30; No
wtls wias 81 62i No White Winter 81 ~ Corn quiet al Csc
CatcIso NAY 7-Four quiet At - 7sos IS fx low grades 10
sng HItr,. du and sales Of No al 81 IS. No AZ
Eiii6sI H. quiet and lower; Iaes Of Ma Oats du
"a ser. ss Of 5ic Rye nominal Barley dull inactive,
,aS pomuAI. No. sl 0ds S. High Wines DALI sales at Sl
ise Dy sslsd Shoulders d2 Hans s At lsisee r Sweet
peeled Lave Hogs heavy Ald lowers sales At 80 ass IS for fair
10 E.od ss - for good 10 choice Cattle qsst s9 doS 2s
eomout 90 Jas6 81 iOr fair 10 medium R7GS1 20 Tor good 10
eh0iee BeAy'L -, ,o...,.o
Baoos-Shoadu 2ie Rib sides l6iel7ie Clear sides 1ls
Hans lglc Lard. ie In tsrceL FOar leAdJ Snpehne, $50
ss as Wtsy higher quoted 81 Gde To- 90 ,ost u; mar
let Cotton quiet od unchanged TobaocoLs aeuTs iaes JS
LA. Al s5 t09bl3 90 Gr.s quiet sna unchanged
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
crued interest, which is paid to the seller
TOtal,.".........'.'..'...."sl'ooo'Voo 600 900

After the award made, there pressure to sell
bonds by small holders '67s declined to lsi. At the
close prices rallied from lat per cent under an active
demand TO buy from the large dealers and the market
closed firm,
State bonds were duh and lower Tennessee per cents
sold at 6s New bonds, 6Js Virginia per cents, eX-
Coupon IS; North Carolina per cents, 59 New bonds,
SSH Missouri per Icents, s93ds9. Louisiana Leyeo
per cents ss, Railway bonds were firm, with good
Investment demand; Pacific Mail excited, selling at
$3.50 closing Oi Canton sold at 5a62 Express shares
were neglected with sales Of UNITED States at c. and
Wells Fargo at g. Cumberland Coal advanced per cent
selling at 49,
The railway share market opened dull and on the first
call there was a great pressure to sell the leading
speculative shares NewYork Central sold l93 a9li
Hudson t6l5o; Harlem ll9al47; Reading lOls Ggsi;
Michigan Southern, 1lOi idlO53 Northwestern common,
25aqO Northwestern preferred 1854 1884 Lake Shore,
O92 lO8s Rock Island, 1874 1896 st. Pau common, 7sie
n st. Paul preferred, S805Cs; Fort Wayne, l5sidl56l
The decline was assisted Oy vigorous hammerug by the
bears upon the report that Secretary Boutwell,
would purchase three Iper cest certificates for cancel
alton. The Northwestern shares were depressed
upon a report that the dividend would be made
in stock Upon the announcement OF the dividend tho
Common stock advanced % per cent aud the Preferred
q per cent At the advance the stock again ham,
ered and reacted to sli for the Common, and i for
the Preferred The recent advance In stocks has forced
the majority shorts their contracts and leaves
the market without support At the close the market
was feyersh and unsettled Pacific Mail sold as as
80 closing sOt Northwestern Common, 9li Northwest
erH Preferred 1896 Reading, ss Ohio and Mississippi
Common, 3l NeW-York Central, Hudson, and Harlem,
were neglected.
The following the closing quotations OF Govern
ueRt bonds:
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
WEDNESDAY, May 26-P. NJ.
lO4 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

Gold was weak and unsettled. with a pres
sure to sell by speculative holders The opening
actions were 14Os with sales at 14oI l39J l4O
1891 l4O5 closing at 9l3i The market was pressed
with heavy speculative sales under continuation of the
rumor that the Secretary Of the Treasury had deter
mined to purchase certificates. The clearngs at the
Gold Exchange Bank $50 O6OoO and the balances
$e96.2l3 So
Government bonds opened dun declining at the second
call from 8l from the opening prices. The third pur
chase Of bonds was made to-day. The whole amount
was awarded to Messrs Jay Cooke Co.. at fully per
cent under the market rates at the time Of the opening
Of the bids The total offerings were S,3j6OOO and the
lots accepted were as follows the prices being as re-
Oured by the official proposal for the bonds without ac
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SBw.HoRk k.................""....MAy 'a.


CLEARED.
s,n,ris NaaaIey Liverpool; Faou Jones COpeo-
hagen via bremen CITY, Johnson GeorgeoEnj Ausiraaa
MeHckap Lysrpoo Dorsn Small Glasgow Colorado, nreelSs
Iy.rpoo MsnoiA Crowe Charleston Abemsre Couch Nookt
AabauA Lneburner FeruaudnA Fla dVie hhaoeph~
SS,EIotS,n Weeks Bermuda Tatay Lewis POrtAnd Cleta
Middleton London; CamSnua LeeSarY MaAnAAi mary n hGt
RusseII Zanzibar; ROsalia. Jacesimo, Trieste.
Bgames Murehe Grant Shu,ee DAiem. Farquhar Queens
town for Ore Manus Dussaut Caenss; Florence rye Sali
Charlotte BoVdoin Arroyo r. Strout Hammond buas
WicE Ga Kate Foster Fckett Eabethporti Aruian AeBarne
Frou;.; Reh sboni Gipey Queen lofk, forAudt
Roa Mnile Trieste; Two Brothers Dicksoo Dorchester.
Schr-Mnne Hudson CharestOn Good win, Roberts HArooi
Island
Steamship vigns Kennedy, Galveston, May Is and Key Nes
2OtA ads and pass.
Sbip Leoeadia Weufe Bremen IS days, mdse and pass
Rugeuia, YAss, Hamburg - days. mdse aud pass
Bark Lncv L Paul, Sheel, Liverpool 20 DAYS, mdse
InegBe Palermo 70 DAYS frsiL sulphur 6e
Schr T. d. wilder Heather Trinidad de Cuba 81 days
Schr Edward Dayton. Baraeoa - days fruit
Nee Paine D0ane Swan Island May 2 Hampton Roat
Mar u, rosewood
Sehr Pero Rogers MusQuash N B.. daya splnG
Sehr Clara Woodhonse Russell BrsIo Texas days cotton
sehr MaIOn Rogers, Jackson, Virginia
Seh1. AragO. Cary, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoIroS May 8-Auiyed brg Pauer from Gotenhnrgi Ssee
brig Ellen Maria from CSrenAs ehrs j. e. Thompson
fromJ Jacksonynei William Arthur, from NeS-York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoNDoSDERRr May 2Ths steamship Prussisn, arrived " thu
port to-day
Ship City Of sidney nom Ne~Yok o London, AA5 H. At w.
len. 81.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
THE NATIONAL WoMENs sUFERAGE AssOcIA

THE NATIONAL WONEN's SUFFRAGE AsSOCIA
TION-WORKINGs OF THE WOaENs BUREAU.
In the cosy, pleasant parlOr of the Women's
6ureau No. 90 East Twenty-thirdst, another meeting
held there Tuesday to take the necessary
TO advance the cause 10 which AZ the members seem 20
fair good IL would probably have been had
the time OF meeting been properly pubshed In the abb
sence Of Mrs Stanton the President Mrs Phelps took
the chair and called the meeting 10 order. Mrs G. VIII
bOuT the Secretary read the minutes Of the last meeting
tanned 100 aud that there good pros
Pcct VI steady Increase. Mls3 Anthony reported that
the Bureau and kindly volunteered 70 deliver
= lecture in ala OF me ASSOCIATION The lee.
the Cooper Institute, and with the originality
for which she celebrated Miss Dickinson had
speaker could but little Of the subject matter Of the
lecture hut this she could say with perfect safety that
it would excel In sarc sharpness and cutting
Miss DickinsOu's famous lecture on Mcclellan, in which
atHtary hero fearfuily dealt with. With regard
20 the ojecrs Of the Suffrage Association she urgently
requested each and every member 70 use her utmost
1rtiOns in eaHyassng for members The Importance OF
lhe movement, IN tts bearing not only women alone,
but on society IN general could not be Overestmated
On the question Of woman suffrage hinged all the hopes
n reform now entertained by the progressive minds Of
tne age; Day by day the great cause gaining in
strength and receiving aecesOus 10 It's advocates and
per ardent hope that before long It's influence would
bring 70 pass the great change which would ralse
a Mo.aans lh every sense Of the phrase, 70 perfect
equalty with man. What was now necessary was ear
pest cooperation and unoeasng work II the women Of
America desired eQuality-and the world was Ouly a
synonym Tor hberty-et them advocate the adoption OF
the XVIII Amendment proposed m the last Congress by
bHpresehtatlye Julian The cah issued IN The RcrOlOn
OF last week Tor Simultaneous meetings AT various pOts
wa ~ VI NY next IN favor OF woman suffrage had
teady neeh productive Of great results and Ms stan
ton and herself had received Dauv nyittons 10 deliver
h on tnaS ay; she was glad to announce that
orators Of the day % take The lead I'm fbe many
Etate Suffrage Conventions soon 70 be held
After Miss AnthOnys remarks IL was resolved that the
eetngs Of the Association be held hereaffsr an
SterhOoh oi each week Ihe meeting then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
The Cincinnati Gasele Of Tuesday says
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS or
THE ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD or Mis-
soURI.-We now closing out the balance of these
desirable Bonds at the very low price Of 6li and
CTued interest in currency Total issue Is limited TO
less than $4,000 per mile and secured by mortgage,
on the whole road pments and entire property of
the Company. valued at least at three tunes the
amount OF the Bonds. thus making the security first
class in every respect and one OF the most proable
for investment now in the market. The price of
these Bonds is about % per cent less than T. y fire-
7lceHfes and pay the sale interest, while the Sc
curlty is equally good. The reason that We eau Ie-
commend these Bonds SO highly is, IUst: The
amount OF Bonds per mile is only about one-haf that
on most of the roads in the county Second Inc
stock subscriptions furnish nearly all the means 70
build the road. Third: These Bonds are secured Dy
a mortgage on the whole road, roadway rolling
stock depOts machine shops, warehouses lands &c,
and all the property Of the Company. fourth: for
the satisfaction and security of the bOndholdes the
mortgage is made 10 the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company tOf New-YOrk who are the ITus-
teesD where the principal and interest Is pay
able Fink The bond money IS drawn by
the Railroad Company from the f. L. a s. Co., at the
rate Of about $4,000 per mile only rs the road Is ac
tually completed. SiIth This road completes the
last link of tho only direct route from ST. Louis 10
Omaha also connecting with several OF the principal
lines from the East thus forming q direct through
line from the Atlantic 20 the Pacific. Sepenh The
pOpuous as well "a the richest agricultural district
in the State of Missouri which will furnish local
business enough 10 make itself sustaining; while
the through business which must necessarily be very
large will make IL of the best paying roads IN the
country. Eighth: The general principle on which
them TO our friends and the public as security which
is all that could be desired TO safety aud proht TO
TURNER BRoTHERs, Bankers, Ney-York.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

SAFES TO LET BY THE NATIONAL PARK BANK, IN
THEIR BURGLAR AND FIRE-PRooF VAULT. Parties
who are occupying or who may occupy Safes in
said Vault are informed that two capaciOus Safes,
GxS feet are set aside for the atutous storage of
SILVER WARE aud other VALUABLEs, while tho
owners are absent from the CITY, To those desirous
of obtaining the greatest security for their valuable
papers, we would state that there are still a few
Safes to he rented in the SAFE DEPosIT VAULT of
this Bank.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
p1SSFVcEPS ARRIVFD.

FROM LyBRPOOL-In steamship France May 26-ML and Mrs
Loop and child Mss Ba HaUisoa NJ Lmpn r. A. Co8eet Mrs.
Wonen Mak Smith Shufeau and daughter, Mas ODoBnr
Mrs Cranmer and children, Mrs H. CoPlestsse and child hs
Poole hos McGeachy Walter Evans NJ d. DA
yes Mr. CrossAnd H. n Lardy Rev c. B. Casper NJ H. Rog
ers j. Washington Oakley Mr and Mrs Plant Mss Bamheh
J. Cihfa and child Pumby J. BroSn, NJ Ceiling
PROM GALVESTON, &e.a steamship VirEisia May 22-B h
Dorr Ofey Wantkn. j. STYLES Master frank Russell
Rev Parrngton p Hermitage, J. Small, Cray TbOmAA
Barke, James MeGulre, james Faye.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
PROBABLY ANOTHER M-pnrp

At the jefferson Market Police Court before
Justice Dodge yesterday, Margaret Mehalsky maze am
Iayit that Sunday Thomas Mehalsky was ass,nitsd
by Michael EageH, John Eagen, and Join McCcrmsck
who beat him and stabbed him several times IN the head
and face from the effects OF which he WAS now lyino a.
IeleYue Hospital ia a critical state HIS VIE Wa also
assaulted at the time with by one Of the
nuer, but her injuries are not serious. The prisoners
fcted.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

Per JSafSlf iiGtirodds dhd tdhdL
MAJ -7On bales Cotton. IS oJ hba Fou li31 bash Wheat
10 hush Corn gts luh Rye H9) bosh Mat
JOJ blG Germ 2G2 bbS Rsfloi Petroleum 10 bbA spirits
Turee bbL Ron 81 hbs Pork IS pkg Beef ll3 pkgs Cut
Mat 2 pkgA Grease Ashes j8 pkgA Batter 20 boreS
cheese pigs Tos ~ bm Lard OIL pkg. Dried Pu 2o pigs
oil bbs WHISKY LASS bb Bggs J93 bales Wool 40 bales
IIops 9 sides Leather 80l Hides 431 bdS Hpes 6J bids
Tobacco is Tobacco 2 pigs Rice 40 boIsa
Starch 80 bags Peanuts, Pkg BesssaI 100 bales Sans.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
JAY COOKE & Co.

ESEvEN PER CENT BoNns Of the ROCKFORD, Rock
ISLAND, AND 81. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, princi-
pal and interest payable in gold free Of Government
tax Large purchases Of these bonds have been made
on foreign account, and We offer only very limited
amount We recommend the bonds as one Of the
best secured and most profitable investments the
market HENRY CLEws g. CO., Bankers
No. 90 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
~pUs p.cK.nrs FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursers arriving this port reques'ede
AZ er package addressed the NewIok Associated Press ony %
persons exhibiting the written authority Of J. s4ontoo General
Afent packages the Journal Of Commerce Tines TRIBUNE,
World Express EUelH0 PO Cemmrrcd ddgertsr Staats
ZSg Y0rk De0kdt should also be delivered onT 70
LIE EersOnE
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
-...,,hoat Thomas Il.

The owner of the steam9pS0abC pSoboken Ferry Com
pany 70 recover for a collision between ~, ain The he
ferryboat Paterson at tine crsob ran into the Hulse
S61oSS ant claimants 5oa
the Huse backed into the PateisI .oenf After argu
Tnnent by Mr Da Coster for the hbelahL ~ E.H'
SnT the Ferry Company, decision was reserved
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of the LAKE SUPB
RIoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BOSDs, FREE oR UNITED
STATES TAX, secured by l,6S2,OoO acres of choice
lands and by the railroad its rolling stock and fran
chses, 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 500 BONDS can exchange at q
profit Of nearly TWENTY PER CENT, besides receiving
ono per cent in gold additional income. A limited
amount fox sale, and full particulars furnished by
Nv CnoVp & m
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
Eursts, 6aniaqis, &t,

TOR SALE, CHEAP-A TEAM of MULES,
young kind; been driven cJ for
years; TRUCK and HARNESS. required Apply 70 the
DELIVERY CLERK. No. 100 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

Money was fairly active at per cent on caII upon
pledge OF Railway and Miscellaneous shares Govern
inent brokers report gooC supply at per cent Com
mercial paper remains dun st T6o per cent.
Sterling Exchange all AID steady at quotations
London co days IO9I Londdi, sight, iloi London prme
commcrcaD GO days 1854 dlOs3 PARIS long, 5lsa5l7a
PARIS, short. 5l5dJl3l Antwerp, 62oa5lii; swiss
5IGsa51H Hamburg 35.S35l; Amsterdam 4oaaio!
Frankfort, lOs34Os Bremn. 7sIa72' BcrlIn' 7Ohah'
The transactions at tho Cnce Of the Assistant Treas
urer were Receipts for Customs sgSOOo for Gold Notes
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

The United German Brewers Of the United
tales viii hold their Ninth Annual Congress at Newark
tai Wednesday and Thursday, JuDe aAda
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
THE MARKETS.

lCasfuly reported for THE TpIBUsEl
WEDsEsDAI, MAY ~. 1869.
ASHES ar, quiet hut hrn 81 S8So % z5dss rs
Tor Pearls .. ..... ..... ...
COr1OyTbs business Il again odcTate and mostly with phns
who are sa lots prices closing heavy aud nowioa
.ae, Il $50 3 JsBns Of which l tai by
nt spectators and ss We quote floN
'.' Upsuds. he Mobile n OTleauL 1eIAs
Ordinary .......... Obi -0B --123i --dHl
Iov Mdiing...,. nm -a9d an '-dBi
NrIring.. .......... .28ld2i 28id2g 2sd2gl zDid2gt
COFPEBSo business doing and prices nominal on all grade,
PLOpR AND NEA-UndeT liberal aud decline 10
I pcs m grades Western aud lower aud
hary At the o The Jsssss s the Jay has besu only moderate
,d confined chiefly 0ite trade The sales 6O