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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21
SYMPTOMS OF R

~ ON-FAO
THE countenance i, pale and
i leaden- colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscri5ed spo; on
one or both cheeks the eyes become
dull; the pupils dila,e an azure
semicircls run' along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes bleeds; a swelling OF the
upper lip occasional headache, with
hamming or ,hrobbing Of the ears;
an unusual secretion OF saliva; Shiny
or furred tongue breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with
a gnawlng sensation Of the stomach,
at Others, entirely gone hee,ing
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; %violen. pains
throughout the abdomen bowel,
irregular, a, times costiye; stools
Shiny; no, unfrcquen,ly tinged with
blood belly swollen and ha:3 u.:a.
;ar5id respiration occasionally diff.
cult, ard accompanied oy hiccoreh
cough sometimes dry and conyu!s.ye;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth /; temper var;a.
Die, but generally i!ri;a5l..
Whenever the l5oye symptoms
are found to eyi:,
d.. M'LANE'5VERMiFUGE
Will certainly efec; a cure.
The Universal success, which Ia,
attended the administration OF this
preparation has Been such as 70 war.
rant Us in pledsing ourselves to the
public to
RETURN THE MONEY
IN every instance where i, should
prove Intellectual "providing the
symptoms attending the sickness Of
the child or adult should warrant
the superstition Of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine to
De given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH
The DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public,
DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuqe
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
any form; and that il, is an limo.
cent preparation, nat capable sf Gsirg
i6r 'Agbfrff @isy to hs mat nz4E1
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa.
PR~oPRIEToRs. !
rs Dealers and Physicians ordering nom
t"st' nan Fleming Bros, will DO well 10 write I
orders distinctly, and take aoES Ssf DS
Z LG"rt, f'faTHa I FIRiEg BrsI., PM. 4
For sale BY Druggists, aAa Country s.OrsLssosu ?
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

CoHHUBIAL FELIoITY.-Hothing
tends more TO connubial happiness
than cheerful and healthy infants
and ehildron. MrA WhitComb'b
Syrup = the great childrsn's sOoth-
Ing remedY.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21
TIE WREELYHERALD.


Wluaf m 90 Brandon Re-
SubTesa tssf aso g McKee, Rep.
r.seaaaive fan Ais congregational
dssas ta appointed JOhn A.
aoa o. VA r. Bate, Of
Brandon, ga esdss 10 West Point,
for this distE
NEWsPArER GROWTH. - There
ere fFs thousand newspapers in
she United States. But there are
persons living VINO have seen Ben
jamIn Franklin, the founder Of the
fourth newspaper established in
this country.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

.GRE. GRAEf has nominated hIs
brother-inIaW, Geo. w. Dent b.
be appraiser Of merchandise AZ Gan
AEanelaeA.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

81 A DAY MADE AT HoREi %
WNeB entirely nsW articles for Agent.
saRlA seat re-. Address, Il. y. SHAW,
A"AvA AS' mARS-aaNam
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21
TICKSBURG PRICE CURRENT,
eoRRzcTED 5A..y ~
The Chamber OF Commerce.
YOe THE viCKsBCRG HERALD.

The following prices represent:
large lots. In filing small orders
higher rates are charged
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

SIZE Advertisement Of Or. Butts
Dispeusary, headed. Book for the
Miliion GUIDE
in another column. It should be
read hy all.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
Great Soothing Remedy.

ARS. Cares Collie and Price,
Gripping In the
WI NJ com b'sS Bowe's and ia. ~
sYEUP. tcesso: reetbiSS Cent?.
Hrs. fsubdues consul.l Price,
'sl0ns n over.
" httc0m be comesa all diseaesj a
incident to Ia.
slHVP. (tlnts 4 children Cents,
WIS fLures d aFrhea,) Price,
dysentery Z sun
hiteOm D's mer Complain 96
IN ch!adren of
SYRUP. (al! ages. Cents.
II e the Great Infants and ChiIdren's
soothing Remedy In all disorders brousbt
on ny Teeth'ng or any other canse.
Prepared By tae GRAFTON MEDICINE
Co,sT Louie NO
sold By Druggists ami Dealers In Ned.
e'h9 eFery~nsfe' ma. i-d&W.ly.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21
H

How Lost! How Restored!
Just FuS!i'Aad' ~ a sealed eHssops. Price
tts cents.
LECTURE on the NATURAL
mept. AMI Radical cure or spern atorrhes
o. sem!aal Weakness, Involuntary Rmis-
s.ons seNua' Debility, and In Dedlmenrs h
Marriage generally Nervousness, Ionsrmn.
uVn' hpiiepsy' ~ itts; Mental and Physi.
cAl Ineapaeity, resulting IRON sci, Abnse.
80, by k0BT. j. L~ULYERWRLL ND. aptsos
o! the "Grseh Book" &C.
A Boon 90 ThOusRnds OF SuFseRer.
Sent unleT seal, in a plain enyelope. IA anv
address, postpafd, on receipt OF Six Cent? or
Two Postsge stamps, ~ CHAs. J. Z. KLINE
q TO-,
1917 Bsweyy, New YeEk. Peat.
office box 1855.
AlEo D.. Cu!ye.well's MARINE Guide"
Price p cents. mayS.d&wJm
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21
RAN p. HORD. JAs n. TAYLOR
Late OF KENTUCKY. Late OfKv CIR. q.
MERCHANTS HOTEL
Fifth Street, near Main,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HORD & TAYLOR, PrOprS.

Tues AND JARs-JussI aaa asElOA,
- JsFsi and =
sSi R'''@'' LIE REOAARDSOSAm
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21
~ Gn!trlcs.oa given graz, to oil pur.
eha5srs

Al Macn le5 SOL! al Manufacturers
v :e.. ADD WARMED. Machine Needles
anil Attachments for all Machines always on
llai. ian50.d&W,
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Projected buildings.

Plan 4s7--sh and s6ih st. corner 4 story and
basement brown dwelling. 25x6L Owner,
Schneider.
brick stores and dwellings, oxi5 Owners owens Gesioa
Psn @5sSd ST. Sc, 50 IL of 9th one story brick
Pan 47o-s7,h st. s2s q OF 9th av, two story
brick stores and enenen .5xio owner, Michael Dono
Plan asa st. 800 q " Of lS,h av, one story brick
Pan s 81 4 20 g sr Of ',s As ay one story brick
psn as sa 81 ss5 II ol s Az, ons story brick
sbsT. sisiA osser. John Berry. 80 49,
~ s1s Easi No 40 one story brick stable. is1
raa ssi 81 8 b Il Of Madison av two story and
osnsr aaa builder, JAMES Fciirrtch.
& ,Ds oass 4 ssreSs Ssrn' two story brick
rlsn ssss sy and ss.h st. corner, rear, one story
s e. wa g. % * a GH ssy ssss ss eo
.slass :s, 4 ;ss % s brick
Plan !.iSslh 81 zs5 y of sh ay i've q four story
stone s.oos and awsas owner Sloane ' s'.'' 'l'"
brick and dwelling, issgSs Owners RossDthal
Plan 4sf--s9th st. $, between and b. sis story
brick building for reforaaory FOR women Owners, Sisters
Pan asSraaa and Orchard s's corner four story
stone front srss cis. dwellings aSn5, owner, I.v
shop, sosi5. ownsr. James Fay. -
ssoly sas 1s ownsr saS s b pay corner one story brick
Plan ls9Foot OF 4sth onel story she'd 93
xlO4 Owner. q " Seymour y Co.
Plan s5Oreene 81, No a. st0ry brick shop, 10
x2u. Owner, Hiischiield.
store and tenements sSx04 owner, r. Doeiaer
Plan 4s2 9th ami 5ls, st. one story brown
and tenement 25x57. Owner George Schmidt
Plan Assist ID II of Sist st. story brick
store and tenement. 2eA5i. Owner, M Casey.
i94 West s6h No 69, story brick stable, lax
81. Owner, Carson Miller.
Plan .9aChurch No 12s, 5story iron front
house, 75Xlol. owner, James sonnebour.
Plan 4o3Oth lls u of sth av, one story brick
dwelliug l6sx4l. owner, g IA Irving.
754th so of ilh story brick tene-
ment 25x33 owner, Charles Lohr.
Plan 43s-Lexinston 80 Fl of SD ST. one story
brown ciass dwelling, 2Jx5u Owner, b. kava-
nagh
Pian fea ash st, 200 Of Sd story brown
stone first class dwelling ssx5O Owner, Carroll
ilan 5u-,acoo st, No 2, story brick aud granite
Office, Iix2c. Owner, David Mohat
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. NAY IL l87o-raIPLs sHEEE

market cl1slg az Notwithstanding, sixty days.
commercial, losl q 1oo1s; good to prne bankers,
1924 109,s; sn 1T sight, 1925 ITO; Paris, Sixty
days. 5.2lk 5.16H; short sight, Sis 5.l3A;
Antwerp, 6214 a g. 1S,1; switzerland 5.2ih a6lo1l;
Hamburg, 35s a 80; Amsterdam. 4o'S Al; Frani-
fort, 4oA 4ox; Bremen, 7SH 1879; Prussan
thalons, 705S a TX.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY AND STRONG
The government market opened strong, and, Win
the higher price OF gold advanced quar- three
eigbths per cent, but returned to the opening
prlces at which r closed strong, the reaction hav.
ing been stimulated by the large offerings at the SUD-
Treasury to-day and by the general marszation at
the Stock Exchange. The final street prices we're as
folows:--Umted States currency skies. 1l2% o
1l2zs; do. SKIES, 1884, registered, llsA III; do
do, coupon, III l17H; do. fve-twenties, regis
tered, May and November, 1llA III; do. do,
1852 coupon, do, ll2A ll21s; do. do, 1864, do.
do, nix q 1llX; do. do, 1855, do DO, lllT
1l2; do. do., 1865. do, January and july 1141E
ll4,i; do. do, 1867, DO do, l14k 114x; do. do.
1885, do. do, ll4,z 114A; do. tenforiies, regis
tered 107 o 1o7 u; do. do, coupon. 1os6 lOsH.
THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS.
The government bought million OF nve-twenties,
in furtherance of the programme advertised at the
beginning OF the month. The proposals embraced .
total OF Si,3555Go. The accepted lots were as fol-
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yHE snsRL0gK MYSTERY.
Close Of the Corcner's Invesfisation--A Case
Of Accidental Drowning.

Close OF the Corenet's Invesfisati0n--A Case
Of Accidental Drowning.
result was reached yesterday afternoon before
Coroner keenan, in the case OF william NJ. sherlock,
concerning whose disappearance over three
months ago there was so much mystery. When
hls remains were found IN the dock foot
OF East Fifteenth streer several OF the de.
ceased's relatives firmly believed he had been
murdered, nasmuch as at the time he so suddenly
disappeared there was bitter legal controversy
pending between MIN and his brother Stephen con-
cernng the payment Of $4,000 and upwards, al
legged TO be owing deceased by Stephen Sherlock.
SO suspicious was the case considered that Super
intendent Jourdan detailed detectives Bennett
and Tiemann to make o thorough investigation,
which they did promptly and 10 the entire
satisfaction OF all concerned. As the case was de-
veloped from time to time 1t became evdenS 10 almost
every one exc pt the gentleman employed as counsel
for deceased that 10 violence had been resorted 10
to produce death, but both sides seemed anxious TO
introduce testimony as their feelings and fncna ions
opportunity to do so, believing that TO be the suress
way OF arriving at the truth. There had been very
bad feeling existing between the br0therS IOr some
time, but IL did not appear TO have been oi such u
character on the part OF Stephen as To desire ms
brothers death.
Below viii be found the main facts ELECTED at the
last investigation and the yes1ct Of the jury
Arthur T.. Human, OF Wakefield, WeslcheSter
county depOsei that in october nst he was engigcd
as counsel for ef iscd against ms ufothef Stlphen
allcIe 10 II yc been due him lrom his iather'S es-
tate from the lime of hrnglnr the suit the wit ess
saw NJ Sherl kneary every lay til ne Disappeared
and never saw aim under the influence Of iiauor; at
The New York herald., 1870-05-13

me Time deceased disappeared no was Q witness IN
dspo isessh9 suit saiist ma ~ ned SNYDER.
~ % result OF which Stephen Sherlock was inter.
re tye 10 nnding tue body or dece 80 in the bottom
OF the East river.
ihom ID ks)n, an oilcer Of he Eighteenth pre-
cnct les lie that dec ,c was ARE ed on fhe mn
9Th q ID 9th days of Noycnb r las or N OxIcatlou
au tax IN tore justice bod 70 aud sc arVed: Wit
ness ce took charge of Il eas,d whe he was mnch
ineoraLed and Walk g to wards tie yer ana within
tyn ylris OF tle W. ter.
Wooster ach, NJ. d.. depose that he made a
pOsi-mnrtem exa ninatiOn on c iely, on which h0
found no marks or vi lence sum eut cause death.
In hi opinion death wa c used nv drowning.
Ca Ia n James M. Turner, rem &C the jury,
"a most OF his assc late Jurors. thoir ht no more
evd g was requ red. and Coroner ean accord
ing left he case IN ther haiis. ira lew mo-
m nts' delio,ration verlic ol q clental drowning
was returned. Thus enls the Sherlock case, which
opened so mysteriOusly.
The New York herald., 1870-05-13
C3rrGX MiRKETs.

Nrw ORLEANS May ~. 1870.
Cotton buoyant. Nddns, 2:1c. Sales, 7,u0J bales. Net
recoius 1872 bales; coaswse bales. Total 1875 bales
Expos-io Bremen s.di, laes TO Philadelphia 80 bales
Boston, Sill baes. sock, 1873, 100 oales.
CHARLESTON. y. G., May IL, 1870.
Cotton steady. Mddns &c. 23J@c Sales, .UD bales
Receipts, 25a bales EYposC Coaswise, LISA bales Stock
ii, 10; bales. :, :. -.-
Cotton quiet but firm. MIdding a2yca .!ac Sales. $50
bales. Receipts ais bales ESpyrtsIo asre' s,ou baes
" bALTlMoRE, May IL, 1S70
Cotton in active demand and advanced hc. Niidling,
sc Sales 7yO bales. Receipts, Is bales. kxportsCoasi
wiss, 100 bales. stock. $50 ba!es
NoaFo1K. Va, May lc. 1870
Cotton firm: low midding. u 9c sales 100 baies
cepts 6S baes EXPORTS coastwise 4c2 baes stock, 1858
bales
GALVESTON, Texas. May IL, 1870.
Cotton good ordinary, lsc. lic Sales .DJ bales
receipts, 49 bales exports coaswse, 50S bales stock,
u, 1886 bales.
MOBILE, Ala, Nay 13, 1870.
Cotton firm and in moderate demand; mdding. sa &C.
Sales $40 baies receipts iy bacs; exports, coastwse IS
bales; stock, 1850 bales.
BOSTON, Mass. May ~. 1870
Cotton quiet and steady mddne gssac. saes. aD1 bales,
net receipts % bales coastwisc ~ bales total So baes
stock 5.JUJ bacS.
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A rlcurlse sDI1ul.

Adeibert Hople respectfully attired man, who u
said g. b. the editorial star ol the Sadts Zctun0
was bro ghi beioe JNsti. bowling Yesterday morn-
ing charged with stabbing young man, named
Patrick Dunn. Dunn and friend Of his had
been getting drink ON wednesday
morning IN a saloon on the corner Of
Chatham and Mott streets, where the defendant
was also they mad no conyersa ion with m. and
lie some time after Twelve O'Clock, when the pro-
prietor wished TO close his store. H0pe appears 10
have followed then and, without say Ing word,
stabbed Dunn. who was carried by officer Sullivan,
OF the sixth precinct. % the station. The wounds
were dressed, and on the following morning Dunn
and tie officer waited yesterday morning In the
neghD0rhood OF te scene Of the stabblng thinking
Hople wOu com, around about ms same time.
n pie did come round, and on pcIng seized by the
ohcer endeavored To take from his side-pockeL that
wlcn terwar,ls pro cd 10 be q digger. Yester-
pita, ana then was taken before Justice Downing,
who remanded HIN to await the result Of injuries.
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AN EXTRADITION CASE.
Alleged Murder the High Seas Board
British vessei-Imp0rlant Decision by
United states Commissioner Os1orn-The
Accused Disclinrged.

Alleged Murder the High Seas Board
British vessei-Important Decision by
United states Commissioner Os50rn--The
Accused Discharged.
The examination in the matter OF the extradition
OF Thomas W. Johnston, charged with the murder Of
Edward Barrus, n fellow seaman on board the
British bark Morning Light, was resumed yesterday.
Full particulars or all the circumstances Of the
alleged killing ana the testimony taken before the
Commissioner have already appeared In the HERALD
The examination yesterday resulted in the discharge
Of the accused in accordance with the following
ruling and decision of the Commissioner
Under ana 10y virtue Of treaty between the United
States ana Great Britain OF August Q, 1872 regust-
fion made by the British Consul a. the pO OF
New York Tor Inc arrest OF Thomas W. Johnston,
charged with ihe murder OF Thomas Barrus, seaman
board the Britt bark MORNING Light. the nigh
seas, on The 22d day OF April last, and by virtue Of
act Of Congress passed August ~ 1siS, the patty
charged was brought before me for examination.
AIter fn,i- and patent hearing INTO The charge IA
presented by he pro euon counsel for tile defence
moved on the esidence TO dlscharg1 The prisoner on
tne 9r0und that the proof showed ti6t the crime
commit ed by me accu e was that OF mansIaughter
NOT mur,er ana tIat ther 10 The Commissioner nad
40 juris lion VI tie offence, because the treaty
does not provide ior the cXtradiiion aof person 8
giufy Gi n!ai.Slaughtcr. ON tie other hand IL was
c!aiiiicd BY counsel for the British Consul that under
the term 'muriof' manslau2hterw was ! GUIDED AMI
that the resp cYe naliols intended ia the
IA gaase ol tie treaty. Upon these views OF the
case Tie Commas decld - thar IL Is an 'estab
IA lei fac that az The iie Ui the conclusion OF tie
treaty hOnncrle was recognized IN Eng and under
The heads OF murder TciO de Sc nailsaugner h0iA
eide e1 necessitate. &c. and Oh The statute
hooks OF the United states homicide is
treated OF under two heads viz, murder and
mansiangnter thereby furnishing reasonable
grounas for construng the language Of the treaty as
embracing only one species OF h0mlclhe that 81
murder. the Commissioner, alter the Hest eXanli-
nation determines that tue facts can only he legally
applied in su port OF he crime OF inanslanghtet.
Tie Commissioner therefore, holu ng upon his con-
struction or the treaty that " did not Apply 10 he
crime Of nanslaughter tile proceedings Tor the eN-
tradition or the prironer on ihc cla 9c OF nutucr
cannon bc maintained. and he rs elticd 10 MS DIS
charge. ana n Is so order q.
TDe accuses tnun left The court, accompanied pY
number Of nis mesnates, who seemed wei pleased
al tio result
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$50 bbs Corn steady Sales go bblA ~ wo Tor
Jersey and X, ~ lor M .n, yv,ne We uuote:-

Corn meal. Brandvwine y - = e as
nomnay at Si is The sales were about Soy bushels n
shSes s il .,ss 4 y for ,Sr smsss Sou
and %srs wssisa sssas sSS SsIa su.ss: Ss:
at 81 III II b for new Western and VI ~ 70 lot
yellow Western Oats We're IN seIgs aSsu sushs
Doc 6Sc Tor Western. In stoe 6sc ior white nso, On
track c for wesern, shoat sne az sa' Canada on
Barley barley was was steady, with sales OF o'0''
Fsrienrs-The marke. continued to rule quiet. the orsr
sendy The charterng quiet though there was
more inquiry for vessels suitable for the petroleum xr
pool per stesrue cotton Nd 200 boxes b.csn M ~
i6S 200 hhds slow at 5s To Isyre per ssearsr .r Sy" @
soasy reporsi $500 bushels wheat private terms,
fSa fsd s spha. .0's soo hSSs Ss pcrs on
Ihe charters brig % the south .de Cuba and
with iOO bbis rosin at abon. sc Italian bark to
Cork for orders with 4Ovv quarters grain At os sd an
bark from Psnssco o New ork with 80 timber, 4 Or
aS1nt ga; brig . MIsses sensa caTsS 1ss ar rgm
leum Norwegian bark from rhadephs 70 Cork for or.
aeru, with u 20 bbs do ship from fhiadephia 70 Ham
burg with 1900 bbis pesroeufn ind bark ooo sons' 10
GGsNrEs.-Bags were in good demand and higher. The
bond, and 500 arrive iic, Cloth rm, with
HAY market was moderately scys and priccs were
quite steady Shipping was quote at ec retail lots, VI
HEmr-3sies were reported Of loD bales juts private
terms Prices were re nomina a. "a lsc sSld ior Ma IA
Hss u' but
steady at i2c. &c. for common 10 choice gra1es.
MoLAssEs-The market was dull the demand enn oeng
TOR better grades which Mere held with rmness former
figures The 46O hhds Cuba muscovado on pri
yats erms and ioC do Demera and Porto Rico at 42c
6lc.
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NAyHL offerings " we're
and lower closing at 4c s Sr s .as a. sna sp
which price there were close There sod
100 bbs at 4Cc and so bbs the spot chiefly 10
ana the latter for Crude turpenne was da
ana sDas ATE. q our but s 4 e @
still in limited demand The sales were Ov obs good
st srests S@ sn gfyas
do Us as 100 DO extra pale at 30 2 and small lots No
ss': = 5.sEs y,
a and ri pess %
PRTRoLEuM- ~ bulk, was dull and prices were
-ossr @ sc. While sS holders Semanis isc shoSsh small
sns So@aa q s s2 s
psssd S and % do 1af n SS M &c. Tne
' fSr' refined oil was only moderately astivs, .s
q sales 'sasy sDsy @ n os ne i
this month al d. Tor una and july together
Aai ssss s a
TO operalc below s7s4c June was qnosd ut Ssc July
70 lots % Tssnsa the the % demand - was light a &c. soe.
Il e demana ssna ss but has were unwilling
suy reduction in prices At the May was sold al
as hs S,s Ens ass ere @ Ss
do for the first half June, at 9sc and 3oco do Tor July to
PsoyIsioss 90 obs pork Il DO rs beef, sas
as ss , S aa the @ a ra &
small lots which comm sed yestersny's prices The sales
pce 0Ss st was a ws
In wholesale lots. geGeraly quoted at t29 20.
reported Dressed hoss In better demand,
closing - &C. l2pc. Beef quiet bu; prices
@i2 $l5 for plain aud ,6 Ss % Tor extra do
Terce beef was ield wlh rlnns.s, though in light deAa
We quote Prime mess SO Z., and India do, 5j s'
Beef quiet but steady %, &Sj for South
SAFES b5 bDls. Bacon was IN very small supply
and very firm. Cumberland cut quoted at Lac
Axe; long clear at iSc sse, ana short rib at a. lSs
packages 1870. for pcSed hams and lsc for bagged
hams We quote DRY sa'ed and picked shoulders, iZc
quiet being only demand. but prices
quite steady the sales $50 packages al l6c oc or
common to prime.
within range oil &C. i9c. tor common 10 PRIME
SUGAl.-There fair business consulnmatec IN raw
the demand being chiefly from renners and prices were
bass of &c. 9ac. fair to good refining Cuba Sale,
hhds at ossc l0 for Cuba and Porto Rico; also lU
boxes ~ Zoe. Refined was moderately dealt in Al
Il5Sea "a c Extra Z, ll1c, and yellow, Iolc. II
Cuba-Inferor TO common lelnng s3zc. lair refining
&c; good refining, SIZE. fair 70 good grocery
iugal hnds and boxes, ehc lO4e noasses. hhd. sne
boxes, &C. 9c. Axe 72c. IavanaBoxes Dutci
Standard Nos: ,o9 3sc. 9sc. do, 1910 H. assc
do 1870 l5 l06c 1876; do, - 70 le 1896 do
10 TO 20 lsc l25sc.; DO, white, IKE. Gc: Porto
RicoReanins grades, 3c. 9ec grocery grades, 9c.
Inpc. Messrs g. Anisnn 60. made the stock to-day a
sEnDs.-Linseed was dull, bu, unchanged; holders de
m.nded $2 ~, gold duty paid Cover was quoted at ic
STEAgINf-fhe demand rather active and price
nrm So tierces were sold at 1896 4.
TALLOw.--The demand was active and prices were hrn
WnlsKEY.- Receipts. 1876 bbis. The marks. more
active prices higher closing weak however. Sale
400 bbls. at ol ~ a III II, c.osns at 81 10
WHALEEoSE 500 lbs. old Arctic, Tor export 4
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married..

MoRsE-GIBBoSs.--On Thursday, May IL, az the
Church OF All souls tDr. Bell0w's v the Rev. O. Il.
rockingham, JAMES II. MORSE u Mss Lucy GLIB.
BONS al OF tlis CITY. No carls
FARDON--BEAN.-On Thursday. Nay l2, at the rest.
de ce OF the BRIDES paren 3 BY he ,e. j. IA. Pull
man. HORACE G. PARDON to MARY y. BEAN. all Of
tins city.
PEcK-THACHER.-At Albany, on "Wednesday,
Ma IL a the residence OF TIE blie's brdther.in-
law, Ge,rg, s. Weaver, Esq. ~ ihe Rev. HoratiO
w. Brown NATHAN PECK, oi New IS. TO ELLA NJ,
THoMAE-SrUARr. n his city. on Tu sday. May
TO- by Pew. Bishop South ate, DE F0 EST ". THOMAE
to SoPHY STUART, OF Boston, niece OF late Colonel
G. .. Rogers.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY May l2-6 r. NJ.
Thelmarkct for all kinds dull, and we heard
OF sales OF moment Prices however. unchanged
We Rio, ordinary cargocs. l5c l51ac; fair l5c.
16A good do, I57<c 17Sc; prime do l7sic lsA Ex
lots, 5c 9c. Java, Zoe. 22c; Singapore lee
l9c. Ceylon 17Hc lac; Maracaibo, 1GSc I9c. La.
guuyra, 1919. lsSc Jamaica, l5 i61Gc.; Costa RIca
TIC 2Oc.; Manila, l6c tTc Mexican I5c lSc and Sa
vanilla, lojSc. lsc., all gold duty paid.
CorToN.1he market WAS less active. though fair
transacted and prices airan c ih closing
strong at the Improvement The sales i,7i2 bales
Guiding Bill for spinning, fe6 for export 65
$40 IN transit There In future
deliveries and the prices obtained wers generality &c per
above those current yesterday. The fol-
lows:50 bslesbass low mid ling May at 2lc &c
zoo DO for June a, 2Sc 100 do DO at % 5lgc leo
eo for May al 2c; 200 10. for NAV II 80 at
f0do Tor Jane at 3c. 2s>sc 500 do. for July at &c.
We