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Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

DELAWARE COLLEGE. On Wednesday, the
9th inst, the Trustees of Delaware COLLEGE
were convened and elected unanimously the
following officers for the ensuing year: Rath-
Sussex, Vice President; George G. Evans,
Treasurer and Secretary In the afternoon at
3 o'clock u public meeting of the inhabitants
OF Newark, and vicinity assembled at the Ora
tory 70 when the President Of the Faculty, w.
II. Purnell, Esq, delivered the inaugural adj
dress. Short addresses were also made on he.
half OF the Board of Trustees by j. Alexander
Fulton, Esq, Of Dover and Charles B. Lore.
ct wilmington. The new Faculty is as follows
Hon VIM. II. Purnell, President, and Profes.
Sor ct Mental and Moral Philosophy. Edward
d. Porter, A; NJ, Professor of Practical Agri.
culture and Natural Sciences. VIM. r. Msct-
ey' A; NJ, Professor of Mathematics and An
clent Languages Chas. z. Williams a NJ
Professor of Chemistry, pure and ,nnl;aj
Jules Macheret, Professor of Modern Ipp%uo. IUa'
ges and Military Tactics. -'A's u"
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

OFFICERS ELECTED.-The following is n lie,
OF the officers elected to the orders named for
the ensuing six months in this town: 'O'
r, M0rni"g Star lodge IF odd Feilons-N
e., Robt. X. Carly V, G., SaAI TayIor: R
3, S jas; W Z Lassell ?. s., John Milaway; I.
:, Stella Lodge Of Odd Fslons.-N. G., J.
Henry jefferson; V. g., W. Nathaniel Kan,
som; So K. s. VIM. c. Emerson; p. s., WIN.
Ii. Baggs /; T., Henry Bearne. ~ ' '-''
,;o ntay or Bethtei'e9' LOdge, knights Of Fgth-
|. Smithers; V. G.. Jno H. Cathcart: r. s s.
John Mlllaway; L. s., Jno. w. Flick r.
Geo; W. Taylor g., VIM. .. Emerson: I. s.
Abel ;. FAIRIES y. s., Ben. A. HazolI.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

SAILING EXCURsIoN.-On Monday morning
last party Of gentlemen from Dover, Hon.
n. B. Smithers, Geo V. Massey, w. L. Can
non, a. Cowgirl, JHo. II. Bateman, DIR. Shake
spear, three Messrs. Dunning, and others, and
W. NJ: Bell, Lewis Bell, JAS p. IIofIccker,
NJ Price, Q. b. VoShell, B. V. Weldon, Thos
Davis and others from this town, started from
Little Greek Landing in vessel for sailing
excursion down the coast. They expect to 90
to Lewes and Chingoteague-Jink-a tig. as it
called-on sporting expedition and will be
gone until Saturday
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

RAPE BENJAMIN johnson, negro, was
brought to Jail on Monday, charged with hav-
ing raped white woman namcd Charlotte
Fletcher on the 5th of July. This negro was
once before charged with an attempt at ranc,
but as there was no sufficient evidence of his
identity he was discharged. = Georgeto,on Jour
nnL
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

FIRE At New CAsTLE.-The Stockton Hotel
cupied by J, H. Rogers E,G We're r~eag Je.tgovsd US
by fire Thursday night. A further destruction
of property was prevented by the falling of n
heavy shower Of rain. The hotel belonged to
w. f. Hcisler and was insured for 81. 500. As
it was not occupied we presume that the fire
must have been caused by an incendiary. Re
pubLtcdR.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

THE Conference Committee on the Funding
bill have agreed upon report 1t provides
for two hundred millions of 10 year per cent
bonds; three hundred millions Is year 4! per
cent, and one thousand millions 80 year per
cent. The interest on gold deposits in the
Treasury is fixed at % per cent.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13
.SWI/WU, Dc/.,

THE TIMES IS published W"nrsla, afternoon hy
JOSEPH H. HOFfEcKER, Editor and Proprietor a Smyrna
Delaware.
TERMSSCHsCEIPTIoN One 81 advance. $3.50 if
paid till the the No paper until
all arrears Paid only at the option of the Publisher
SEMRNT will bcnSerted at the rate StSen Cents
aine urthe first nston subsequent insertions Threeand
shat cents liberal discount made to quarterly semi
nua and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

SERIOUS ACCIDENT On last Tuesday even
ing, while some whites and blacks we're ongag-
ed in firing cannon in the neighborhood of
the Fair grounds, in honor Of the Fifteenth
Amendment, the gun prematurely discharged
while being rammed, blowing Jacob White
and James Wilson, negroes, who were serving
the gun, some thirty feet, and taking both
ter, burning both very badly-Wil4on also los
ing one eye. Jacob was a worthy, Industrious
man with family, and much sympathy is felt
for him.-Delnwareon
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

BIO EXCURSION TO LEWES. If ther. i auv
thing that this State has run wild over il il ex-
:ursonS to LcweS. Within the last month
hve railroad excursions have been made to that
ancient town, not one Of which, it is said has
numbered much less than thousand persons
But the most extensive one was that which
started from this town on Wednesday last,
which numbered about 1000 persons. The
train, chartered by W. il. Cannon and Warren
Harper, OF Dover, at an expense OF $50, left
our town. or Clayton, with eleven passenger
cars and from $50 to 400 passengers by the
time it reached Dover there were but two cars
vacant, while there were from 400 to 500 CX-
curSionistS waiting to board it. Six peach cars
were added, which were soon filed, and before
the train reached Felton it was packed, while
hundred or two rode on top Of the cars Had
the capacity OF the train equalled the demand
perhaps 5000 persons would have taken pas
sage. The excursion arrived at I.eWeS about
ll4 O'clOck-twO hours behind time. A gen
tie rain, which commenced to fall about 10
o clock, continued during most of the time, in
tcrterng greatly with the enjoyment of the
trip. An excursion to Cape May, on the New
ork steamer, under the auspices of the Dover
Cornet Band, which accompanied and enliven-
Ell the excursion, was also abandoned, much to
the regret of the Band and others, though the
old steamer Is by no means fit for Such trip,
being entirely inadequate to accommodate pas
Sengers, IN any great numbers
Lewes was pretty thoroughly interviewed by
many of the party-hrst for something to eat
and nGXt tor something to see of primitive
character. The town, which stands about
threequarterS Of mile from the shore, pre-
sents good view from the harbor. Its houses,
all frame, nearly all alike in size and appear
ance, and all shingled from the ground to the
ridge pole, with the doors opening outward
instead OF inward, presented rather an odd APP
pearance, but 10y no means an unfavorable one.
The streets are unpayed, and there is more
Whltewash than paint upon the buildings.
" lth regard to relics there is not much to see.
The Cannon property, where the old Dutch
tort was said to have been erected, in l627-3O,
Is pointed out to strangers the old PreSbyte-
rlan Church, with its hipped roof and fattened
gables, IN the Swedish style, is still standing,
and few old houses are marked. The grave.
yards really show more antiquity than any
other locality. Many of the stones mark back
| to the early part of 100, and many of the in
scrlptlonS are more like obituaries that epitaphs.
The Breakwater was matter of interest, and
the mountain of sand, which has been accumu-
latlng Tor years until it has nearly covered up
forest OF pines, was a matter of wunderment.
Had the train not been crowded and the
weather inclemcnt the trip would have been a
pleasant one. Many enjoyed it as it was, but
a majority paid dear for their whistle they
thought. Hundreds never left the cars. They
Kept their seats six hours that they might keen
them three more on the ride home
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

SINGULAR.-Last week we read in the Elk
ton papers that woodcOck flew into the resi-
dence of Mr. Maxwell, prominent sports
man of that town, and alighted in the kitchen
1t made but short stay-taking its departure
out Of the window. y similar circumstance
occurred in this town the same week. A wood
cock alghted in the kitchen floor of the resi-
dence of W. NJ. Bell, Esq, Cashier of the
Bank, who walked to it and picked it up, it
making no effort to fly. He sent it to a taxi
dermist to be stuffed Mr.. B. is also great
sportsman, and it is little strange that two
such . dead shots should have their prey to
come to them.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

LECTURE.-Rev. S. i. Baldwin, eleven
years Missionary in China will deliver a lecture
in the NJ. f. Church of Camden, Tuesday
evening, July 10Th, 1870. Subject: The
Social habits of China" illustrated by objects
brought from China Ling Cha-Cha will be
present, in Chinese costume, and will pnrtici-
pate in the exercises Proceeds for the bene.
fit of the NJ. Il. Parsonage, Camden Admis-
sion 25cts.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

Buttons, Spool Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, BalmoraIs. Ladies' and Ehidren's Hose
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp NIcks, Gloves.
Neck-tios, HandkcrchlefS, Hooks and Ewes, Velvet
Trimmings, Tape, skirt Braid, Combs, Gun Caps,
Hair Pins, Buckles, Pms, Needles, Scissors, Goat
and Vest Binding. ThImbIes, Collars, Cuffs Corsel,r
TwIne, Ind Gloves, Machine Sewing SILK, and
Spool Silk. Sc. &c, Lctlcr Fools-cap, Note and
Bill Paper, Pens Pen Holders, Lead Pencils, States
and Pencils, Envelopes, Pass Books. Ink, Pocket,
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, Mucllage, DC.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13
DRY GOODS,

viz; Silks, Poplins, Apacas, Clslls>r IlI.Woo
Dclaines, Cotton Delaines, and Calicoea with nant
of the latest styles Of Dress Goods Gnghan,,
Jeans, Osnuburgs, FlanneIs, Tckings, Table Cloths,
Sack Flannels, Napkins, Sherlings, Piiow CI.t
MusIlns, Swiss Strpngs, Cambrlcs, Paper Ma>hm~,
Den'ms, Checks, DrlllIngS, N4nkecn, Linens, Ma.
Inns, Plalds, Shawls, Diaper, Lawns, Chamhray,,
Plqnes' and all the goods usually found IN hrst.
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

FREE FOR MINISTER'S. The PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad company
has issued five hundred free tickets to Oaking-
ton national camp meeting for clergymen of all
denominations on application to Rev John s..
lnsklp, Baltimore Rev. William L. Gray, No.
I442 Christian street, Philadelphia, or to Rev
NJ. l.. Smyser, Elavre-de-G Grace. MARYLAND
The applicant will be required to give his de-
nomlnational connection, the name and location
Of his pastoral charge, and his residence.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

BEST Book FOR EvERYBoDY.-Th new IL
lustrated edition of Webster's Dictionary. con.
tanning three thousand engravings, is the best
6ook for ercryJody that the press has produced
IN the present century, and should be regarded
as indispensable to the well regulated home,
reading room, library, and place of business. =
Golden Era.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

CONGRESS-, by joint resolution Of both
Houses has agreed to adjourn on Friday next,
18th. Several important bills now before one
or the other branch is likely to fail, among
them the Georgia admission bill.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

Congressman Dickey tried to get the appro-
priation of $225, 900 for the completion of the
pier at Lewes through the House on Monday,
but it failed through tecnicaities.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

The Chicago Jounal of Wednesday last
says: " Mr.. e. w. Poulson, of Wilmington,
De l., who went out to San Francisco last wear
and purchased S3S worth of stock in Monta-
ma gold mine, has just been offered S40, 900 for
his claim. He is in this city to-day, en- route
tor Montana. Charley is we-known in
Smyrna.
The Delaware Dental Association holds its
session i'll Wilmington on the 10Th.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

PERsONAL.-Ilon j. +. Comegys went on
the excursion to Lewes on Wednesday last
dressed in sailor costume, and rode with the
engineer on the locomotive He went fish
ing.
Mr. Isaac d. English, of Macon, Ga, is on a
visit to his home and friends in this town.
LA Fayette H. Bush formerly of this town,
is visiting his home in Salisbury, Md, from
Hong Kong, China
Mr.. Fred. Causey, ixahome from St. Louis
on visit to his relatives in Milford
Miss Lou Griffith and Miss Lizzie Carter, of
Camden, took prominent part in the closing
exercises of Linden Hail. Lancaster, Pa
popular educational Institution.
Judge Gilpin is padding in the surf at Cape
May.
Gov. Salisbury is visiting our town to-day.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13
DistiIiery for Sale.

DESIRING t0 quit the business offers at private
lures OF hs DStiery consisting OF six horse
So sun three Large Mash Tubs DC. capable Of making
gallons day and adapted dsting Apples Peaches
"IIapos Or GRAIN All in good order. Price 5000
For iurtheT particulars apply to
JylJn Mo0res Mills two n'iles beIny i bnvrr nl
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

This - TO certify that persuaded to try one OF
the latest improved Wheeler Il Wilson sewI.g ma
CHIMES and was unaCqu anted with any other, con-
cluded TO take W. L. W.. aud paid nine dollars on ~
since then have tried the Howe Machine, and find
to be no far superior in all respects to the Wheeler
d Wilson, that requested The w. q w agent 10 take
ihelrs away. and ! wOpld iOriet tho amount paId
but he refused 10 do and offers TO let pay for II
three dollars per month rather than lei The Howe beat
hIn out lie also says that the Howe is The hardest
running machine; il is not 80 For myself have
bought the Howe sewing machine.
Mas NJ. r.. HAYNES,
Je2? No g. T. Second Street
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

ABSCoNDED.-On Sunday night, the Sd
inst, VIM. b. Wiggins, wel-know county
ana claim agent, cOnveyancer and notary pub
lie, OF Wilmington, left home with the aIleGed
purpose ot visiting Washington on business,
since which time, he has not been seen in that
city. The COmn,erct0i says that he borrowed
money on all sides, in sums from fifty cents IN
wards and to have involved several parties in
more extensive losses, of from $500 to sIO00
each, by endorsing his notes. He has had an
extensive list of engagements as claim agent for
the collection of bounties, prize money back
pay, &c, &c, and it is charged that this has
not been promptly and fully paid to the claim
ants. lie was at one time Mayor of the citv.
and at another time City Treasurer. His repn-
tation became clouded by the manner in which
he performed the duties Of the latter office. n
large deficiency in his accounts being found
but by the surrender of his property the main
part OF the loss was supplied to the city. and
and the matter was quieted. Since then, he
had reformed his habits altogether, became
very steady and attentive to business was a
member of Central Presbyterian church, col
lector OF ts pew rents, and was prominent in
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

Sixteen shares of Farmers Bank Stock, six
shares of Union Bank Stock for sale by John
MelIear T. Son, Bankers No COZ Market st. ,
Wilmington Del.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

AN EXTENSIVE FRUIT FARMER. Mr.. Sim
con Pennewlll, of Greenwood, Sussex co. on
the Railroads. the most extensive fruit far
mer IN this State. The C0ntmcrciR saws he
has IN one tract of land one thousand acres. a
large proportion of which is heavily wooded
He has twenty thousand peach trees, and five
acres in strawberries, from which the present
season, he picked nine thousand quarts, aver
aging, after paying all expenses of picking,
freight and commissions, about eighteen cents
per quart He has also five acres in rasn-
berries, which are now in full bearing and from
which he expects to pick eight thousand quarts
which, after paying all expenses, will net him
as much as his Strawberries. Mr.. PenuewiI
has from thirty to forty hands employed in pick
ing berries, to whom he pays two cents Der
quart for picking Strawberries, and two and a
halt cents for picking raspberries. Allowing
Tor all marginal expenses, Mr.. Pennewil's
profits will show the following footing from ten
acres Of ground:
Strawberries 300 quarts at IS cents per quart after
KaspIrrri,s OO cents per quart after paw ~
'nS tApeh'e' sl44O
~ .o'' $1,000
lie intends, the next year. to set out thirty
acres in small fruit, and to largely increase the
area of his already large peach orchards.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

Worden & Evans, are manufacturing supc-
rlor peach bas kcts, at their Smyrna Steam Saw
Mill and Machine Works
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13
Wood and WiIlOW-Ware.

Washing Tubs. Buckets, Keelors, Chmns, Brooms,
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes Scrub
Brushes. Fancy and Market Baskets, Curry Combs,
Butter Prints, Butter Bow Is. Wash Boards, Wall
Brushes, Half Bushel and Peck Measures, OIL
Cloths, Mats. and all sizes of Rope
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13
NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.

which he intends 10 sell cheaper than any soia j,
this market for years, consisting of
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
citizens Of Smyrna AID yicinlty that he L4,s ~,
opened his
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13
The Cloths and Cassimeres
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

are new, just bought, and comprise all the leadIu
styles.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

Delaware State Bonds and Delaware Rail
Road Stock bought by John McDcar & Son,
Bankers, No. COZ Market st. Wilmington.
Wordon Il Evans peach baskets are the
best in the market.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-13

DsTREsslNG COUGH eau ,es the friends OF the SUI.
erer almost az much PAIN The sufferer himself and
should receive immediate attention. DR.. Wlstar' 8
Bdtsdm OfWILD CHERRY speedily cures coughs, colds
consumption and IN many we'll atIesied cases it has
affected perfect cure.
Busy SEASON Its al ways busy season at Oak Hall
we have been at all times Of the day and all
OF the year, but never saw 10 duIl" there yet,
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lectures auo Alreiings.

nR. COTTON,
~ BY request many friends will deliver LECTURE on The
NITROUS OXIDE Ca. LAUGHING GAS,
with N exhibition Of amusing elects al the
COOPER INSTITUTE
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY r.
series Of CHEMICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL EXPERIMENTS
will ACCOMPANY thc lecture
Tickets expenses For sale tie door Doors opea
commence O'Clock
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FAMILY MARKETS.


Southern vegetables coming in freely The Virginia
e, are good and retail - quartwhosd at &C
sr-se North CsrOna berries variable quality sell al tJC J
Those raised
leapeuing rhuaar5 selling 0lOc 4 tuncn lettuce
heal: radisEes and asparagus 2JQJ = bunch
postoe, received from Florida Those from Bernuis
~ at JG5N T. peck Norfolk rIeen peas are IN mafAei at %
s. selling
io25 quart. Old potatoes Of sorts selling very Low"
: ADD less y Dbl
POULTRY light supply only fowls chickens and turkeys being
sale ~ The Southern chickens small
ss At ~ q pair Cool jerseys bring ~ 250 81 20 Old fowls
% soc & n turkeys a00c Wild pigeons are higher, re-
M a. IS - g dozen. wild squads ~ 2j ~ 81.
MgaTS-Prme beef scarce good mutton Fat lambs at
m each are 2ydB h. Poor selling at -
tie demand iuceaNI-, and the supply diun
g sells lOd 2c & for fore, and l5dIc for bind
lrr, g1oi at lie and &c. respectively
lower A tsli0rnla salmon
t " a7s condition. packed Such free arrivals
Pacific cheaper The yrce IAey now retailing at sc
she'd sci at North River at 2OGJtc each
lVd each porge lOe, anu hahbus l51lo
g
Pos ar avarcng wholesale and only stale lots retail at l5
d, Fresh 81 al l20l4 for kjc.
BrrrYN-Msst that selling and worth SdHc f1ne
Good cheese sells at 2Jc T. 10 None OF tAe
a-su isA 4 = Oh
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

Prrv NAV lArrysls Of beeve lac head viz 81 can
y Cornuupaw. q One hundreithst THIS
The market closes strong AT MONDAY
No cattle nothing reported le
toys brought l1e sales nj Neehawken, by
T.r.r Due fr Morris lfs bead Illinois al l5$e
D. for NJ. r. Doty, ~ Illinois cattle, cst, At tic
q. iur sold LIMOS cattle Of q at Isl dlt4c
Ep Dmniok o very good . cwt Illinois steers at Io&
l-.-lb = N each. o. strong lie -
Bn Co.. for Livingston Roseuha 60 Illinois steers u ewt
"a %. % lt0l7c.
ttc
Da good 81 cWt Ill steers, sold to SnO~den
hctolvl % 4 " ~ each.
A. Cumunpss Coev Mcpherson hsd their selling all
Dc = H. by Fitch at ibdI CoDey
q, bad 40 M tbemsye oli at u. t3c ana l uneven
t01 ct~lu 10 s3cgOod many at Iie o. b Per
II a. i's
s. 509 W Kelley At III U'c
A. One dh Coon Shuster had go Illinois steers on sac
- Thompson Scu l8l n them Il cwt at I1&dIoc and IS Of
~ %. grps. At lG.c. - % . ~
W Thompson sold slers from 0swego County, LIS d. OF
ljic. - n pr
selling quickly but prices higher Arrivals to-
DAY 5fl bead and each a. Ort
sld h'hasten L. this this week have lZo'o ea Ao
ise Of ta good n Ohio sheard sheep az 6c "a OF
rs AoC dgd 80 q al 7l07fc 81 limos lH d. al Ssn9s
wool sa ~ % az Joe Lambs greatly IN pnee ung from
0i5c bot ar Dot r, quoabe at lie o Of o. Jerseys 20 ID s
e With II Of IS at lie and 100 Of ~ u, but poor, al l'c FS'
Amis wanted.
Hoes advanced Pic YESTERDAY and sell at that price to-day win
be exception OF eS 2. Arrivals today ii cars making IV'
Or TOE
CtLyE, selling vel lOalc for prime Jerseys aud 8aloc ior
stte Of brought Gel 50 bne CounDiA
CValty, l.c 81 Jerseys, u ID, lOc
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n ROAD COMPANYThe Annual Meeting of the stocthoes Of
iris Company will Office the Company No - Mer-
chants Exchange Boston, Massachusetts at 10 m on
SATIRAY the 18th the ensuing and 10
transact an other legally before the meeting
~ 800 81 ~. President ALBERT i. THAYBR, Secretary
Nav
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
NHrHnADnr


LyEsrp1L May l3l Cotton opened funi Mddng Pand
lti Ndlug Orleans ll3dlld Of the week rs OO bales OF
~he gD export and II Goa on speculation stock
% bales Of which 52io0 American receipts OF Tue "ecA
y % bales. Of winch IS 90 American.
VIE -
FAkb MAY l3Tle BOurse opened firm; Renies, l5ir 100
LsD1s NAV m-COnsOs sit S4s for the account Amer
e. frm. In FyeTwenty bonds l6oI 65t lcD9
q. 81 1901. 90 Illinois Central Railway shares, ll2t
fsErDKr l3 nie States Piye Twenty bonds opened n
hA,EE MAJ OJue bnn both spot ana ahoat Tres
Vtltaife o. The spot; 1857. q cwt. 500, M roc.
hbOS- MAY l3 mUntel Ststts s Pmeti i"0S o. io''
o.. a. Stocks quiet Ere RAILWAY shares, lb.
PAM Ma l3lhe BOursc cosei hrm; Renies 'oi iuc
LONDON NAV lJ-4yJ D. Consos St for money sn1 W sis
M " American steady; Unie states rive "ehH
s U Or the The issue Of 1903 and ~! ioI tIe
.oe u 1877 Ten Fordes I Stocks a Ere Railway shares "1
j inof tentrlls llll. ..,,. W.
LiuErooL MAY D. 80 Cotton quiet Midlng CPans
e. h1dlny ORLEANS llida The stock Of Cotton ahoat D1hu
sa1 port "a OJ bales Of which 10000 bales are Ameneh
h Dr fabrics Manchester qAet but bnh Nta'
4Ae All steady White and Red Neern No me
lat
American quiet steady for Netn Canal fea 81
Pr - % Tor Cansdian l5 per Dbl for b1iTs Pnme Mess
Li'd - per cvt Talos ~ q per cSt o..,,z oo -,
LDsDOs MAJ l34:J0 nj nseed Cakes firm ~ ia ~ 10
~ 0n kslhed Petroleum quiet sugar, quiet ana ~
Caouia Lnsd frn Lneel oil tna TaloS easier al "a per
- sperm OIL asa fyi PER iun Hops heavy at a. ga "a 10 I'
uat TOT good Alleucsu.
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pOMESTIC MARKETS.

BstTN0EE. MAY iaCoon BE for Mddlng foui auD
gi bgh grades prices entirely unchanged Wheat hm h
sd jJ0 ~ o.; PenHs, lvsuia lower At dt 4ii "ese
- Boz ~ Corn trner White Zldtl ~ ltnof ~isaseel
I. VI IN 81 ~ Mess P0rk bHn At w .9~
80 Bacon se lCic Clear idb lci hhouldsrs 10
' Hans LJaZle Lard get Gl5tc Whissy lrm iron Douh
81 u. wood 81 IA PsieBt = o. - -
iHlLtDKLPHiA May lJCOttOn advanced e. Mddlng UPLAND
t1I+ Flour in pnoes well maintained North
Wssi@ Es Family 81 PeGnsyvAna Indiana and oho 90
- va ~ Faucy 80 Wheat desnd Red, - 50
Gel 81 No sDrBg 81 a. Rye steady and unbalanced Corn heh
hy fel0v sold ~ l5 Oas good demand STATE 81 hidt
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