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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25
ITEmsIN BRIEF.


The heat OF the weather was moderated
considerably by the rain of Monday night,
and yesterday was a pleasant day closing
with indications of a continued wet spell
The educated hog and the happy fam
lily of birds and animals now exhibiting on
Cherry street, are exciting the wonder and
admiration of all beholders. The hog
seems to have sense like folks, and is awful
good at figures.
The gentleman who yesterday paid Sll
EXPRESS charges on box containing moth
ing but waste paper and shavings, would
like to know the author of the sell, in order
that he might in some suitable manner re-
ciprocate his kindness by sending him, for
instance, package of oil lamps warranted
free from all danger of explosion.
The proposed new dog tax is again re-
ceiYing the attention of our city author.
ties, and has been submitted to a special
committee by the Board Of Aldermen.
The police made but few arrests yester-
day, and none on account of ofenses Sc
rious enough to require the attention OF
the Criminal Court.
Dan Rice and his son-in-law, the latter
in Dams employ as an actor, quarreled and
separated while the circus was in New Al
bany, the son-in-law refusing longer &c
perform in the circus, and Dan has
brought suit against the refractory son-in-
law for breach of contract.
The rapid and careless manner in which
public carriages and express wagons are
driven through the streets of the city be-
gins to agitate the question, Have pedes
TRANS any rights which such drivers are
bound to respect? The police are undel
directions to aid in the proper solution o
the query.
1t was inadvertently stated yesterday
that seven men committed to jail the day
before for robbery were colored persons
A sense of justice to the colored people
demands correction. Neither of the par
ty was representative, nearly or remotely
| of the colored race.
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stocks of Cotton i'm IDtcr,or ro,,,,,
Live stock Markes,

LOUISVILLE, May 23.-There is no de-
partment Of trade SO subject to sudden
changes as the live stock market, and du-
ring the past week there was an active de-
mand for all classes of stock. So strong
was the feeling among buyers that all were
sold on arrival at prices that were satisfac.
tory to the drovers, as they made money
in all their operations What a change
has occurred in one or two days The re-
celpts have been large and prices have de-
clined on some grades shat astonished the
most experienced tTadesmen. Yet, traders
saw the inevitable result and accepted the
situation, and large business was done
here to-day.
CATTLE-The offerings amounted to
something over 900 head, Of which
some 200 head were sold to home
consumers. There were no buyers
put IN appearance from other
points, consequently the home buyers lad
it all their own way. The msrkSt opened
early in the day and cor ;RGsd during the
whole morning. Tho lanes and alleywavs
were ihr-nged with buyers and all de-
soriphOns Of stock, so that it was really a
treat TO witness the excitement. Prices
declined fully 25c on the host grades and
SOC on common grades. A large proper
ton of the stock tl,st was put on sale
to-day was OF the medium quality; that
Is, they had been warmed up with grass
and made ~alIble. 1t is well known among
the traders that there is always parties who
will buy such stuff in preference to that |
which has been well fatted with corn on
account OF its seeming cheapness, when in
reality 1t Is much doarer than suck choice |
stock as is usually on The alarket at this |
season oil the year. We now give grades |
md prices. Fancy grades consists of
ImOOth, well fatted half blood and full |
flooded Durhams, weighing from 1, 200 to
800 lbs. There wsre but few of
his class on sale. They were readily
old at 725@7.51 Good to choice con-
lists of fat COWS, heifers, and steers, weigh
ng from 400 to l, 200. This class was sold
t G. 60C97. 90; fat oxen 8 00@6 90; medium
onsists of Shelby cows and feshy steers.
'hich sell at 5.00@d.a0, and rough at LOO
"A. so, and yearlings at 3OO@3.50 p 100 |
IS gross Mich cows are in demand and
Ell according to quality, for common 5000
$4,000, and choice to extra at 80. O0@S0. 90
head.
SHEEP-The market for this class Of
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miscellaneous.

COTToN YARNs--We quote al Is, II, l60
PIC for 700, GOO. 500 and 400
SEEDs-We quote timothy at 600; blue
grass (cleaned) 2.75; herds grass 2. 90; or
chard grass 8. 90; Clover 1900; Hungarian
.. 90; No. Millet 225; German Millet 3. 90;
Tennessee Millet 1.75@2.OO.
HDEs-Dry flint Country 1sc; dry salt
15c; green salt 91e@10c; green sides So
&c. $3.50 .-
IRoN-Tennessae, common bar, 74e . 10 I;
Kentucky, do, 44c Q b; Tennessee band
Sc; Kentucky, do, SC.
SoAP-Common bar, 5@lOc 3 10; 3 fancy
box 20O@4.50.
LAND PLAsTER-We quote at $500 . ton
in bags.
LEATHER-Oak sole 42@46c; Hemlock,
do, 32@34c; Harness 40@42c; Bride =
dozen 4S@60c; Upper 2 dozen SO. 0O@4S. 90;
French calf skins q dozen 48.00@96. 90;
American calf q doz 36. OO@60.O0.
BARRELs-In demand at 524c by the
quantity.
CEDARwARE-We quote iron bound buck
cts 1906 % . doz; brass bound $40
IL; cans $l2@l5 . doz; Keeiers 81. 500
10 2 doz; tubs S14Q1S q dcz; churns, iron
bound $12@18; brass bound S15@24 .
dozen.
FURs AND SKINs-We quote coon skins
10@25c piece; gray fox 20@30c; wild cat
20@25c; muskrat 10915c; red fox 7c@5
LOO; mink, dark, well handled, S1.50@
LIS; otter 2.00@3.00.
NEw YORK, 9-Net receipts of cotton
for the week at all United States ports are
43, $50 bales; exports of the week to Great
Britain 81, SO bales; to the Continent 81,
$40 bales; stock on hand and on shiphoard
not yet cleared at ali United States ports is
293, $50 bales.
NEW York, 1O;25-Market quiet.
600 bales.
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Death of GEN. George W. Gibbs.

We regret to hear of the death of Gen
George W Gibbs, formerly of this city,
which occurred few days since in Obion
county. He was in the S5th year of his
age. The death of Gen. Gibbs seems like
seyering another of the few remaining links
connecting the present with the past gene
ration. His had been an active, useful and
long protracted career, characterized by
that high sense of duty and devotion to
country, family, and friends, which ever
marks the course of men who in all the
relations of life prove themselves faithful
and true. Gen. Gibbs was native of
North Carolina, but settled in Nashville
in 1910, where he continued to reside until
1886, engaged in the practice
of law and occupying various posi-
tons of public honor and trust. He was
the first President of the Union Bank of
Tennessee, and repeatedly represented
Davidson county in the General Assembly
of the State About the year 1926, he re-
moved to Obion county, Tenn, who e,
by the appointment Of Gov. Cannon, he
held the office of Chancellor, the duties of
which responsible position he performed
with marked ability and fidelity. In 1910
he was Presidential elector on the Harri-
son ticket. In the social, public, and do
mestic relations of life, Gen. Gibbs was
courteous, faithful, and affectionate, and as
such is still most kindly remembered by
many of the older people in this city of his
former residence
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

The first number of Rutter's Quarterly,
illustrating the beauties and miseries of
Radical reconstruction and conspiracy in
the South, will be issued within the ensu.
ing few days.
Thursday, May 26. is Ascension Day,
and will be appropriately commemorated
by the Knights Templar of the Nashville
Oommandery at the First Baptist Church.
Brazier's Liver Cordial is unriYaled in its
line of business.
Mansfield q Higbee's Rheumatic Com
pound is a wonderful exterminator of
pains,
G. Rice & Co., College street, call
the attention of the ladies to an important
fact.
Call at eHe carriage shop of Smedes &
Leslie, in Edgefeld.
The Creole Hair Restorer is still in the
public ringss
Col Thos Freeman is a candidate for
one of the Supreme Judges for West Ten
nessee.
Lyons Kathairon makes the hair grow,
even as the rains give vitality to vegeta-
ton.
Wedlock is the interesting theme of q
book offered the public by the Howard
Association of Philadelphia.
Delhi d Lord, rs Church street, supply
very fine bottled ale.
Browns old stand, near the corner of
Cedar and the Square, has been handsome
Iy refitted, and is occupied by Jungermann
& Co. as a grocery, bakery and confec-
tionery.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river was still declining at this mort
yesterday, with feet inches water
on the Shoals.
The fine steamer Clara Scott. has en-
tered these waters as a packet between
Evansville and this port. She arrived YES
terday with 700 sacks corn and 90 bales
cay, and retained Immediately after dis
charging her cargo. She is reported to be
one of the fastest hind wheelers in the
business
The Newsboy arrived yesterday from
GAINESVILLE. She brought % hogsheads of
tobacco, to be shipped away down in Geor-
gia-rather novel shipment,
After a heavy skirmish at the wharf
among the regulars on Monday evening.
everything was reported quiet at the front
yesterday. 1t is rumored that the cavalry
are again securing the country in search OF
Ribb.
The Lawrence, from Cincinnati, was ex-
pected last night.
George Savage Throop is enjoying his
otiUR cum dig. in the city of New Orleans.
The Alpha added 125 hoesheads TO her
trip at GAINESVILLE, She will 90 out of the
river with good cargo
The Evansville papers contain compli-
mentary obituary notices of the TYRONE.
This craft is now convalescent, and will be
soon raised from her watery bed. when a
copy of these obituaries will be frapad
and suspended in the apartments of Jazz
Bias, the Slogi Poick. -''
Capt. Ben. T. Egan has sol1 his one
fourth interest in tho AGrrada to IT +,
Lee, OF Padueah, at tho rate of s14. 600 for
the entire boat, ~
A NOVEL SHP1IENT.-An enterprisino
merchant OF Evansville shipped to Rhea,
omltn d Co., three boxes of coos. In be
sold for his account, which was done. but
freight bill,
A remarkable communication. stoned
another friend to the Armada. - and adj
dressed to the Superintendent gro tenn. of
the Nashville and Cairo Packet COMPANY.
forms an attractive feature in Barney
hoodes gin temple. AMI Fred. MitchelTs
pilot house on the GFd7.G Ii,deDeadeBt
The John Lumsden is the regular racket
for Cairo to-day at 4 P. NJ in command of
Capt. o. W. Davis.
The Lawrence, Capt Pearco in cor-
nand, is advertised for Cincinnati to. day az I
I P.M 4
The Kate Putnam was unaYoidably de- /,
aimed last evening, but clears for Pitts. !
burg this morning at 10 o'clock.
IBy Telegraph
CAIRO, May 24.-No departures for the
cumberland river. River fell four inches.
Weather cloudy. Mercury &c.
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The trade for the week has been reason
ably good without essential change in quo
tations. Holders are generally strong and
concessions from current rates are difficult
to obtain, except on inferior lots and mast
fed stuff.
Receipts for the week have been fair,
though not SO large as the week previous.
The advent of the skipper has forced
more joints from the country on the mar
ket for the past few days, as the producer
is more anxious to realize on this s'cut''
before the insidious little operator COM
menoes his summer havoc. We quote
BULK MEATs-Sides 1910; clear rib
sides 164ic; shoulders 124c. Stocks light
BAcoN-Clear sides II c; shoulders 1394c;
country hams 164@17c.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's sugar
cured G. G. c., canvased, 20@204c; plain
@. q. c., hams, 19@199c.
100; 10 pound caddies 1910, 8 aRd 8
pound caddies, 1890.
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stock has been well supplied and prices are
gradually declining. We quote for COM
mon, with wool OFF, at $50 to 1880, and
heavy weighing over 100 Ibs, 4.5O to 800
per 100 lbs gross. Lambs-The receipts
are large and market pretty well supplied,
and we look to see decline in this class of
stock. We quote for common to medium
zoo to 800, and choice to extra 400 to
45O.
Hostile receipts are fair with good
demand. All sell about as fast as they ar
rive. Shippers have taken hold freely.
The warm weather the past few days has
had serious effect on their operations,
as they could not move them with safety,
yet they have taken the chances, and
shipped all that could be bought, leaving.
however, enough to supply the wants Of
the butchers. We quote: For light 7.50
to 500; medium s25 to 8. so; heavy corn
fed, weighing $50 pounds and over, s. 70 to
300. A few have been sold above these
figures, but they were retailed to butchers
and regarded as A No. 1 lard hogs.
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Circuit Court,

Testimony is not yet completed in the
case of L. Olwill VS.. the Adams Express
Company. Besides the witnesses testify
ing yesterday, numerous dispositions were
read, and great many others are yet to
be introduced to the attention of the court
and jury. From present indications, this
suit will hardly be terminated before the
close of the week. The attorneys on the
side of Mr.. OlwiD, whose goods were de-
stroyed by Confederate soldiers at Frank
lin, Ky, during the war, while in transit
to Nashville, are Messrs. E. B. McClana-
han and Philip Lindsey; while the de-
tense is conducted by Messrs. J. L. Spur
lock, VIM. y. Bate and T. Z. Williams.
Argument may be commenced Tomorrow.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets,


LONDON, May 24, evening-Consols for
money 944. American securities frmer,
62s, S9s; Cos, old, $50; CTS, 905; I0-4O's,
o64. Ere lS8. Illinois Central 1l0l.
Great Western is.
FRANKFoRT, May 24.-U. S. Bonds closed
quiet at 954@95s.
LIVERPOOL, May 24.--Cotton irregular;
uplands 10s@11d; Orleans It'd; sales To-
600 bales. Breadstuffs irmer. Wheat. red
IS Id; receipts within the last three days
IL, 500 quarters; American IL, coo. West
ern -four quiet and steady at POS Sd. Corn
dull at POS. Manchester yarn fabrics quiet.
Provisions firmer. Pork 107s Cd.
HAyRE, May 2i.-Cotton quiet; 12s4f
afoat
New York Money Market.
NEw YoRK, May 24.-Money easy at 3@5
z cent on call. with exception at %. Sterling
firm at 109s@1093. Gold opened at 113Y,
fell to 113s and closed at 1144. Carrying
rates 19@4 per cent. Clearances S67, 600, :
600. Further export of gold bars to-mor-
row. One house sends $3.50, 900. Govern
ments strong. State bonds quiet and
firm; old Tennessees 609c; new do 55Ic.
Sub Treasury balance-gold 1886, 42I;
currency $500, 209; general balance 50, :
800, 800.
New York General Markets
NEW YoRK, May 24-Cotton dull and
unchanged; sales of 775 bales; middlinq
uplands at 23c. Flour shade firmer; su-
perfine State and Western at 4 .6OQ4. so.
Whisky LOS. Wheat firm; winter red and
amber Western 1.29@1.30. Corn frmer;
new mixed western l.O6@LI2. Coffee
quiet. Molasses dull Rice steady at Go
re. Sugar firm; sales of 1, 100 hhds Cuba
at 9@l0c; Porto Rico 9i@1O4c.
NJ. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, May 24.-Flour dull; tall
superfne 4.00@4. %. Wheat dull; No. 2
red fall LOS. Corn depressed, unsettled
and 2@5c lower; most of the stock is held
over; mixed and yellow 9O@a5c. Oats so
@604e. Rye 77@SOc. Whisky l. O5. Pro-
visions dnll and very little doing. Pork
90. Hams buoyant at 19s@21c. Lard
l5t@153e.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May 24-Flour, low grades of
spring extras are in demand at 4. 25. Wheat
active and firm at 97c. Corn S47@S5c.
Oats 4S4e. Rye SOC. Barley nominal at
6Og65c: Highwines 10i4c. Provisions
dull and nominal.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, May 24.-Flour firm at 5. %
@5.J0. Wheat l. 1O0I.I2. Corn 9ja97c.
Oats 5G@G1c. Rye 96@9Sc. Whisky l. 3
@L04. Cotton unchanged; middling 22@
2244c. Tobacco unchanged; sales Of 3iS
hhds and 10 boxes, at full prices. Provis-
ions dull and prices nominal; no sales.
Butter 19e. Eggs 15c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, May 24-Cottou weak;
middling 214c. Flour 5.25. Corn, choice
white at 1.2O Wheat IO5GI. 20. Oats
Csc. Rye 100. Provisions quiet. Pork
5000. Bacon 13t@17 and 173c. Lard
lie. Bulk meats l2t@1G and 163c. Hams
19@20c. Whisky LO3@1 OF. Tobacco
Sales of 353 hhds; 5.15@S. 90, frosted to
Tugs; S25@S.3 So for low to medium bright
leaf.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, May "a Cotton dull and
nominal at 22e; receipts 4SS bales; exports
31S bales. Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn steady at 115@12O. Oats, holders
ask zoe; no sales. Hay quiet at 20.OO@
20.50. Bran heavy at 2i.OO. Lard nomi-
nal. Pork retailing at 31.OO. Bacon
shoulders 13lc; sides 1Sc.
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Drugs. Oils. paints. etc.

DRpGs Opium 1850; quinine 2.35@
O. so; indigo, best, 1.G0; madden zoe; salts
&c; blue stone 14@16c; alum &c; cochineal
/, 80; iodide potash 5.00@5.50 magnesia
carb., 50@d0c; -four sulphur So; roll do &c;
camphor 1,l0Rl. 90 copperas S4@3c; as
safotida 60@75c. y = Q, = 50 r
Ous-Linseed, raw, /. l5@1. %; linseed,
boiled, i. 25D1. 81; coal oil 32@3ac; lard
Nc. I, extra, l.45tg1 IS; sweet oil 2,00@
p so; tanners 1.0O@1.25; lubricating 4O@
10; benzine 30@35c, lTla 81 if
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MONDAY, can OF JUNE, 1870,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
L Weaklcy County, Tenn
Noander Y. cavitt vs. Allen Austen.

In this cause it appearing 10 re from aaiaavfs
Of the plaantin, that he, Member Y Cavf1t on the
10th Of February, 1870, commenced his suit by
summons IN the Circuit Court Of Weakley county,
Tenn, against Allen Austen, for a trespass COM
United in taking bay stallion horse and q si=-
shooting pistol, the property Of the plaintiff, ana
against his VII, wherein he alleges his damages at
seven hundred dollars; and It appearing from affi-
dyt filed in said cause, that said Allen Austen is
20 eoneeaing himself that the ordinary process OF
the law cannot be served on him: and Il appearius
That bond has been given required by law, O. n
conditioned as The law directs and an EttachU emf
prayed for in aid Of said suit above nentiOnef All
an attachment writ having issued according - No
prayer, under the signature Of the ClerJ AZ tbe
circuit Court Of WeHkley county af6resais, rstrrn
able the second Monday IN June next to tl,s Cfrft
Court Of Weskley county, Tenn:
IL is therefore ordered by me, J. I. McGlotblip-
Clerk Of said Circuit Court that y ibljgsfioo ~
made for four successive weeks "a fba Woel.Js-
Union and American, newspaper ,ubIisbcd in tbs
city Of Nashville. stzte aforesaid ,rDranlirr, tb
said Allen Austen personally 10 q near M tbe rS
term next OF the Circuit Court 0 WeakI.v countv
Tenn, 10 be held 81 the Court use In AZ town ~
Dresden, and defend said suit or the Same viii u,
proceeded with ex p4rte.
Witness, J. l. McGl0thlin CIe-k Of said Circnlt
Court, ON this the In day of Aprii. ism.
may4 dlt3wJt J. L-lIcGLOTHLIN. Clark
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Elegant Front.

Two stories of the magnificent new build
ing being built by Mr. Browne, on Sum-
mer street. have been. erected. The build
ing presents one of the handsomest froats
we have seen, being entirely Of polished
and deliberately carved stone. When fin
ished, besides being a substantial business
house. it will be one of the most elegant
and attractive structures in the city.
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I,InnIk. andInstrnctions.

Printed blanks and instructions with
forms and questions, ETC., have been re-
ceived in convenient and substantial form
for the census-takers, whose duties will be.
gin on the first of the ensuing month.
Many of those blanks and forms have been
forwarded to the Assistants throughout va
rious portions OF the State, and others are
ready to be sent on the proper application.
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Nashviae Dry Goods Market.

The market for all cotton goods is finn,
and trade continues good for this season.
We quote "a brown sheetings IOJ@
11tc; IS do 12@1S4; "A do 13t@l5Bc; "a
bleached shirtings 7tQ1Oo; IS do IL
@1G3c; A do 12k@25c; brown
drills 15@1So; bleached do 10000; osna-
burgs 2O@224; A do 23k@25c; plaid cot
tons 15@25c.
PRINTs-Wsmsutta Sc; Arnold Sc;
American 11@1l9c; Dunnels lie; Sprague's
1O3c; Sprague's pink lie; Aliens lie;
Manchester 11@114c; London mourning
lie
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The Connptro!IcrSilip.

Mr. Pennibaker, fhe Comptroller elect,
will, we learn, give his bond and qualify
for the duties Of his Office on Saturday
next, The retiring incumbent, Mr.. Black
burn, will continue TO act till the first of
June, as he desires to leave the Office with
all the books, papers and documents
brought up complete and full to the date
of the new incumbent taking full and for
NAL possession of the same.
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Nashville, Tenn.
To Aspirants and their Friends.

We find that opening our columns to all
aspirants for Office, and their friends, who
wish to bring their claims before the pub
lie, will be so burdensome a tax and con-
sumo so much of our space, that we are
compelled to charge for all such matter.
The price for all cards and communications
in relation to actual or prospective candi-
dacies will be thirty cents per line in our
respective papers from this date.
j. o. GRIFFITH & Co.,
Union and American.
RoBERTs & PURvIs,
Republican Banner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25

Some twenty Penitentiary convicts are
kept daily at work in repairing and making
improvements on various sections of the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, and
near the same number are engaged on the
construction OF the Pacific and Tennessee
Railroad. It appears that q system has at
length been inaugurated whereby these
conNicts are made self sustaining, and en-
abled to do the estate some service"
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Secretary of Sfntc.

Thomas H. Butler, Secretary of State
elect, will be qualified and take possession
of the office with its books, papers and ar.
chives, on Tuesday next, his predecessor,
Mr.. Fletcher, having retired to the classic
shades of Meadow Bend, where he can
quietly reflect upon the mutability Of
human affairs in general and the Vexatious
perplexities and uncertainties of political
station in particular, Mr.. Jesse French,
who has been in the Office since 1865, will
continue to discharge the duties, maintain
ing the same relationship with Mr.. Butler
and the public that he has heretofore du-
ring Mr.. Fletcher's Secretaryship.
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Cotton for Future Delivery.

The New York Daily Bulletin of the 23d
inst, contains the following report of the
sales of cotton for future delivery:
For future delivery the market was also
quiet and prices nominally steady, though
there appeared to be an Indifferent feeling
on the part Of both buyers and sellers, and
about 991c division on contracts at the
close. Sales as follows: last evening 100
June at 22ic. To-day, 100 May at 22tc;
100 June at 229c; 100 July at 225c; 100
September at 20sc; 100 October at 1890,
and 800 July at 2244c all on basis of low
middlin1