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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-06

teenth day of January, 1870
A. SHELLEY,
Second Justice Of tho Peace, parish Of Orleank
The Board Of Directors have resolved to pay SrX
PER CENT interest ON the outstanding certificates
Of profits; also, TH1RTY.THRR8 AND 4 THIRD
PRR CENT on tho balance Of the scrips Of the year
1853. on and after the second Monday Of February,
1870: and they have further declared dividend d
EIGHTY PER CENT on the net earned outstanding
premiums for the year ending December 81, 1853,
Tor which certificates win be issued on and after the
twsnty-frst day Of March next
THOMAS SLOO, President.
JOHN g. GAINES, Vice President
THonAs ANDERSON, Secretary.
Diroctorp for the Year 1895
Jnhr 4, (3aines &. J. Hart
B. Biscoe, Henri, kenshaw.
I'm. Marks, Hugh Wilson,
Charles Macready ". Z Seymour,
Richard Flower Richard 8. vensbles.
julius Wsis. thomas Sloe'
uy36 td3L
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-25

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manbten unb JreuHte aus europa ~ertpartea, iouie fit pie
gtnranberer I'M 3ematbsIanbe, tteue ~fulsenbes CUR Retis
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Ratb uab Gtat an Saub III eesen. SIM Sale Sen,anb
Ginranberer ss'partet. 10 beaadrihtise man mid eeF. su
,pelAer 3et ~biefelben in Stem gort eiatrefen mSdte1, (ete
Nntunft eiues @&tfes tit eetpSbnlt& IN BET 81. Q. gtdttern
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fp trerbe i'd bseelben bel Nntunft tterurts In @snpfans nsb<
men unb b~enielbsu In isbuSeltdn meie freunSi&aftli&
9alfe leasn. ~taictpeit meme S%unttiunea a!s gertrauens'
mann bes tatbsltf&en Central gereins e. erlaubeu.
Aud btieree i'd fur paaastere mad Deutidlaas, SGIds>
e~sntratte cber fcnAise Nnnebmlidtetten auf bic s~es!ie unb
biAis,e Nsie.
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8rtebr. sd ~ enbler, 3u9p We0enbpnd,
gtee,prdfbeut. prdfhent.
Mseuteu Der @etIIf& aft in Mtn-
ne pta.
Ferdinand Willius, : st. Paul.
Rudolph Lehmicke, Saltwater.
Rudolph Schenemann, st. Cloud.
Johann Heinrich, Minneapolis.
Adam Buck, : :. Henderson.
Wilhelm Schimmel, st. Peter.
Justus Heinrich Hartmann, Mankato.
Ludwig Bogen, New Ulm.
Anton Klaus, :: Faribault.
H. GUM, :: Austin.
Edmund Eichhorn,: Hastings.
Gustav Heinrichs, Winona.
Peter Geyermann, : Shakopee.
Adolph Horstmann, Owatonna.
Sits &l
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@reis Werlpnsn|ua.

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gstan.. bat In rebertinftusauus nit ibren SeeIfuraer be.
ia!eGsa cine srese gresserlepfuns ~ seranfaltsn. ne dean,
IA. 9fos. bes So. I'M COURTEOUS sber an etnena aubern az.
st8netsnDtase uSbafspee ~pua3ceen uerben fon, unb teren
Grsras tur Dedune ber auf ben. Bau Der Stride ~bafteuben
WSerbtnslidteiten. fetuie jur geaeabune ~berfelbeu behtmmt
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gu btefea. 3vede ~tunraen u. u. sar gerlpcfuns:
Gin Yreis: 300 Dpa. In @reenbads.
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Bureaus, Slide Spiese, parlor Often,
Ibee< 5erpiee, @tiefeln, Cob unb 5ilber-
Waaren, etc.
Gidet8 5u $1.OO
fnb su tabea be,na eeeretdr M: aPaser in @safpyee.
Neenten gum Uerfaufe FOLDER perben eefu6t. 23-14ns
s. 9. 9untsm II n,
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@tQtu6 8rptb. II. Dunbar.
StpauL Mtnnefpta.
sDts asesaeesaaen II. sefessnns aua ,au' eausfa@e &c.
tpreea Ge9dfk, anb omar sorauesreife:
/. Nnnabn1e yprt Deppilten.
9elber, w<l&e bet uns besosirt sperbea. Rsbea j~eser;ets
pene sorbertse 8ansieune, our gerfasune Der Dtppnnenten!
SIR auf dine beRimu,te Set bel aas afsbssseeste 0sass
sereaten rsr s vt. SntereHen. IT..
2. De9]d.
epls, etbr unb i.srase Mausen taufen nh s~ersaaf.a
nr fets gum TaeSsGpurfe.
3. Mnfauf u11b 8erfauf opn Wedfeln.
Son suteu s~sauaaterss SSirnuen a~ussea.ute gpeafI tsumsa
tei uns Rets iuus eurranten Gpurfe tn @eb u1neemanbe:
werben. Wtr ~sertaufen Wed1el auf gep Sstt Ct. Qputs,
sIss: gta gs'%ss.:s 1 :; r., ls', ss, 9 Ut e Se Sss' ass '.s;.
frsa mir u. y. auf ioIeenbs 9lass Gurssas:
Ax9sbure, Granffurt G. 81.
BaIel, 8erltn,
Bremex, gafeL
@pblen;, @Sln,
9eip3ig, Monnbetm,
Mun6en, Nirnber0.
@trabbur9, Stuttaart,
Erter. Bten,
@ambure 2pnbpn> Il.
4. Ginsiebun9 BON @elpern.
orl:. Ic..>~ 80 rSM..k.>> x~A Ol~A>. ...A
@1ulbf9einen aQer Mrt, Grbi9aften u. (. ". TT
allen Gbeileu Gurppa's uab Der Scr. @taatet.
Da3u erfcrbe:lide Wapiere, .als guQma@ten,
tset ttr felbft, unite: @arantirnne ber Ne9t
elaubieune terielben.
Den @e9enpertb auer in Gurppa
bur9 unS epllecttrte,t pper BET uni ern
bortt9en @prrefponoente11 fir unfere
&e@nune ein9ebenben @elper ;ablen
mir bier in @plp ar5.
5. Gerfauf ppn pahasezS detnen
III. l~1eberfabrt BON Bremen, 5ambara unb sistrpssI nab
Nausgest per Seeelf&tff sesr Danpfbvrt, fepte 5~a1rtfaeh
CUR gefs pps sfsw~ yrrf bis st. Daul sn Zen ~nsehstsaen
grdfen.
6. Besabluns Don Garen
tn teteaa IbeiIe 10 Staates. Mnfauf Irb GGtazt ras
@rrabeiSentbrm seeea Grnmiiiion &c. is.
Z. Neretni9te Staater Bombs
ieber Dirt, aIs 52Oer, 1046er uno 7-S0er teufen unt s<s.
fcufen MIR sau, 1a8essGra.fe.
Gcbtiber MSiuius s Tunbar.
@pnialat beS
Npro DeutI6en Bunbea
ct. @aui, mfi,tueipta.
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The New York herald., 1870-05-14
COTTON nlaKErs.

Cotton Arm and in 1.r demand mddng s sales a9
IsSss N(:I s5s ssIs S bales. Is:
Sass to Bremen ssSs bass e syre ss bales to
s. ' ss Sse 10 SsS York. S oaes 20 Philadelphia
co., CuARL EsToN, 3. c., MAY -, 1870
4oS SqEn Sss, frR Rinm %dang Sc. Island, Se T Sales
io3 bales; coaswss, bales Stock Sacs Net re:
segss Sas OF the week. bales 81 bales total 1898
S'ose bales. Sales a45o bales.
co,o, u,,, ,u,r,. SAVANNAH, Ga, May 10. 1870
900 5 ss bse. t STOCK Sss
os sss sse, 81 .e wsst e4 bales "a bales
S,S5s bales. Sales 1900 bales
c..o GALvEsros, Texas, May I8, 1870.
receipts of ihe wss ssss'p @ Sses ~
to O. ca Britain 57 6ses to Bremen 1862 bales coast
Cotton In good demand with an upward ,endsncy mid
to Britain, 1876 bales cosswse IS sies STOCK 2sos
paes receipts OF the week. 35d baes exports Great
bran 1918 baies coastwse b54 bales sales 800 bales
CITY POINT, Va, May 10, 1870.
Co'ton-Rece'pA OF the week l67 bales.
WILMISGToN. N. G., May 49, 1870
UIt'on qniet mdding 2'c 2c net receipts OF the
week sU paies Exports coastwlse, az bacs sales, 300
bales; stock, 59i bales.
Cotton quiet but arm middlng j.c sales los bales re-
cepts lob bales Expotso Great Britain. bales coast
wise aS bales Stock, 1896 bales Receipts of the week
Cotton very nrm holders asking hghsr rates; mid.
wise, iso total Gas baies EXPORTS coaswse SO bales
stock slo bales net receipts Of tho week sis bales
WISE 63 bales total S55 baes exports TO Great Britain,
27o bales; coastwse, $50 bales; sales, 3,ss5 bales.
Bosros, May 49, 1870
net rsce 81 'es s rs
stock, 1900 bales net receipts Of the week. 55
coastwse 26o0 baes total, $3.50 baes sales 50 bales
PRovIDEScE, Il. l., May 10, 1870.
Cotton-Reccipts Of the week, n bales.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY H. I87o-TRIpLE SHEET

ehoic: ipras dciysrea Il for %. 10 store 81
ssrs sS5 s'sfsa fe ..s a. 50 fST %ou.s .as' winter, e
Rye dull Bsies 700 bushels wesern on track At ~ iS
Corn was dull and lower The about is bush
oa: Sss ID oa VI y r ySw ssr,
and 7Qc Tic for State The about 10
q 7o6c. for Ohio delivered, c. 7sc for small ots
state Easey was quiet but steady Sales $500 bushes CALI
FIsuThe market for dry was only moderately active
the demand from s being limited prices
the past week At 81 81 sS which were the closing prices
Ihe demand for mackerel was only moderate, but
pcs' @ for b. most ksas were steady e The
$1l $l4 90 for No. do, 81 $7i0 for No. do and $ls
for large No. do There more activity In the market
for boy herring which sold to the extent Of 10 OCo boxe
OF fish there no business OF Importance transacted
HAr.-Ihtre was fair demand prevalent a quite steady
prices Shipping selling a. 0oc !retai lots at ~ ad
HEMP was dull and We heard OF no further sales Manila
was quoted at dc l44c., gold; jute at 5c 6,c do
Sisa at lsc lsIc do and Tampico at &C. 75c do, In
Hops-Thc market without chaneeo Of There
was ar demand for export but the saea light being
made TO at u figures Prices ranged from iOc
to &c Tor common to choice.
HIDEs--The market dull, but unchanged. We heard
g 2sHe;; do 90 to Ss lbs s3c; Mon.evieo. q to
~ lbs, 2c 2lc; Cor,en.es, 81 to a. lbs slc
Ro Grands 20 70 " lbs 22c 0rinoco to 20 lbs 2le
can trimmed, IS to 81 bs &c., trimmed s 81 ibs
&c. Maamoros and Mexican, 22 to "a lbs, 1870. l9c
Vera Cruz ls 10 lbs 1870 Tampoo. 70 to q lbs, sc
LrATHER-The demand for hemlock sole was active and
prices were steady and except for middle weight Buenos
nyrss Which generally sold at gosc For chocs dssorIp
ceips are ncreasng and there . fair supply OF all Kinds
except choice lots Large sales Of Union crop made
but at rather easier prices Rough dull but unchanged
The New York herald., 1870-05-14
RURAL IlIMORaLITg.
| Sensation In Cntturargns COanty-A Bad
Citizen.

Sensation In CntturarSns COunty-A Bad
Citizen.
From the Jamestown IN. W Journal, May IL
The town OF Napoi has Just been ald l. now un-
dergoinR period OF eXclem over the mysterious
departure OF one of It's citizens. IL viii be remem-
the Ddtty Journal. taken from the Little Valley
Republican, concerning the attempt of u certain
poison the family OF Mr.. Tracy In Napon Some
time last fal. These new developments have
seoundrel ut about the same time. When Flint
was released from jail last fall he went over to
Napoll and obtained employment of George Bailey
months, and then, pretending TO have some disagree
ment went TO fracy's, but In few days thereafter
arrest tnis time he has thrown out hints that
Bailey had been concerned with him In secrerlng
stolen property and In other rascaly operations. No
one paid much attention to this however, as Bailey
had always borne q good character and baen, we
believe, generally respected during residence OF
ana quietly disposed Of nearly all his property. He
had acquired considerable influence over a brother
and sister named Smith. the young nal being III his
employ by some means he persuad ID them TO
embark their fortunes with his, and on Friday, the
22l ut., the three departed for parts unknown eav
US much In the dark os to their proceedings the
rest OF the world. The facts being noised about
some OF the leading citizens OF the town considered
the affair as deserving OF thorough investigation
aud took measures accordingly.
1t was ascertaiaed that the baggage Of the Smiths
had been shipped to Ete, Pa, ana that OF Bailey
Union, In the same state. Fnnt's aiIldavi was pro.
cured on Monday last that last fall Bailey said to
him that they must Lave some new clothes for the
winter. and he knew how to get them; that under
his direction Flint went to Great Valley, broke into
Old building in which was stored some cloth
owned by Wallace MeCay, and took one piece OF the
cloth, which Bailey hal made up Tor both.
| sheriff was ready 10 start to-day IN searcn
OF the runaways. Affairs. however took u new turn
yesterday afternoon. Bailey ami his victims arrived
| at Randolph At three P. M on the way freight
| going east. They remained IN the depot O rev
minutes, and then Bailey procured tickets to Sala
manca. inquirlng Tor the connection OF the trains
Oh the Erie road. They lett che train which
brought them, leaving their baggage In the depot.
Bailey appeared very nervous ami excited. The
girl seemed 10 hold him IN abhOrrence and
when he came near would immed ately move away.
The BOY was on better terms with him, and 10 an
In JURY said that Bailey had not been with him and
sister, but got on The ran at Jamestown" The fact
was that they al came from Union together A
messenger was Immediately despatched In search OF
the deputy shenn. aud we presume that before TINS
time he has taken the 1ugth es into custody. The
people Of NapOl determined to sft the matter to
the bottom, and there is not much doubt that the
gray ayheaded villain will meet with the punishment
he seems 10 so r.cnly deserve.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14
SUPERIOR coUaT-SpECIAL T:rM.
Twice DIvorced-Bernstein VS.. Bcrnstein-An
Interesting Case.

Twice Dlvorced-Bcrustein VS.. Bcrnstein-An
Interesting Case.
Adoiph Bernstein us. Louise Berisstein-rese It'll.
giants were married in this city the Goth of June
1858 but previous to their marriage aud Its imme-
diate cause, was the fact that Adolph had seduced
Louise. Adoiph may have had no intention Of mar.
ryng the htnjured female but the threat Of public
prosecution and, perhaps, the more potent persua-
tlon OF loaded pistol induced him to commit matri-
m0ny. Their life after marriage was none Of the
napptest, and 1t was not long before the husband
found out that he had not discovered his afniy He
went to Indiana, remained there year, when he ap.
Piled for divorce on the ground o. dissmlarty of
taste and temper. The defendant put In general
denial, but the divorce was ganted In June 1865.
In 1857 Adolph applied In this court for divorce,
he being engaged to be married 10 Young lady
whose parents would not consent unless he got
divorce in this State In this application he charges
Louise with adultery, and she not appealing, sec
0nd divorce was granted.
Her counsel now George the Count Joannes,
moves to set aside that decree on the ground that
having been divorced In Indiana, the Court has no
jurisdiction to grant second divorce. The Court
COOK the papers reserying its decision
The New York herald., 1870-05-14
A BEATlFEO GuJTsasNlpe.

lunatic, who gave his name as Frederick Schlote,
was pounced upon at Yonkers, Westchester county,
vest ruay, by officer st. John, as the former was
kneeling In the gutter on Main street, while, with
extended arms ana uplltted eyes, he was fer.
ventiy praying that some imaginary evil might be
averted. On being conducted to the station house.
the demented individual Informed Sergeant Fan
dreau that his stime was nearly up as some men
had promised to kill him at six ocl0cA and ne was
re ldy to de-" He further stated that his wtic had
been killed during the day by constable and he
anxious to join her.' According TO his incOher-
ent statement, he liycs at ElizaDethport, N. j..
and has i've children In Newark. Before going down
stairs iie took aectiOnate farewell o. all present
and on being placed In cell at once dropped on his
knees and In alengthy prayer besought the guardian
ship III Heaven in view OF his approaching end. He
was conveyed to The county house last evening.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14
SYSTEMATIC SUICIDE.

Alta early hour yesterday morning some work.
men discovered the body Of an unknown man hang.
ing from tree in the woods near Central Norris
anIa, westchester county Deceased had provided
himself with liberal supply Of ''hemp,o which he
carefully adjusted into spnooses for his hands and
neck so that after placing the rope around the neck
he had securely pinlonod his hands Behind his back
before taking leap into eternity The body ap.
peared to be that Of German, about thirty years OF
age, and was dressed In heavy peaiacket, dark
pantal0ons, q Derby hat and check shilt In one OF
the pockets was found slip Of paper on which was
written ''462 Second avenue, between Twcnty-ffth
ana Twenty-sxth Streets" The remains were re-
moved to tho fremont police statlon and the Coro-
uer notified.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14
SCIENTIFIC lNTflLIGEhc::.

The planet Saturn was 'occulted," or temporarily
concealed from view by the moon, as visible IN Eng
land on The morning " Wednesday, April 20. The
differences OF color or the moon and the planet was
very striking. Saturn's color, usually elden, was
"yctlOYish ash" The great Satellite OF Satuln,
Ttin for Saturn has eiIht I'm )ons''), was not su-
cienly distinct Tor observation, and The exterior
safe lite, Jspetus, was necessarily Invisible.
AT a rcccnt meeting OF the Mcdfco-Chlrurgical So
ciety OF Edinburgh, Professor Bennett rebutted the
received theory that fever is produced from the
noXious gases or sewers and drains. lie repudiates
the process OF reasoning which leads TO this con-
cIlson as Ialse lie believes that not foul air, but
diet Il the cause of fever. The professor remarks,
i the n0Xlos gas theory be correct, how Is 10 that
with barbarous watercloset system, so few are at
tackled by epidcmicsf ~
The New York herald., 1870-05-14
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ADVANCED

FOREIGN EXCHANGE ADVANCED.
There was moderate demand for foreign ex-
change today particularly for Continental bills, the
eve o. the steamer and the decline in gold stmulat-
ing purchases. The leading bankers again ad-
vaneed their rates nomnally an eighth per cent but
selling at the intermediate sixteenth. The fol-
lowing were the closing rates:-Sterling sixty days,
commercia, 1Os94 1904; good to prime bankers,
1o07s 1ooH; short sight, ITO 11O1S; Paris sixty
days, 5.21H q 518A; short sight, SIS 5.13A;
Antwerp, 5.211< SICK; Switzerland, 5.21A a5.16A;
Hamburg, 35sS SO; Amsterdam, 4Oh a 41; FIR ank-
fort, 4o% 4o%; Bremen, 7SH 7SX; Prussian
tha.ers, 7OX 71js.
THE MONEY MARKET EASY.
The realizations on stocks yesterday and the alb.
sence Of speculative fresh demand to-day rendered
the money market more easy, and the rate on COLL
ranged from four per cent on governments to four
ana five per cent on stocks Prime paper Is in re-
quest and rates weak at o to per cent for choice
double name acceptances.
GOVERNMENTS LOWER.
The government market was quite sympathetic
with the course Of the gold market and fell or about
quarter per cent. The only transactions were on
investment account, the speculative interest being
for The present wholly checked. The market closed
drm with the following street quotations.
United states currency sxes 1121s 112N; do sixes
1884, registered, 1864 III; do. do coupon, 11eX a
III; do. fyetwenttes registered, May and November
HE q 49, do do, 1862, coupon, do, liz 112X;
do. do, 1854 do. do, 111N 1111; do. do, 1865,
do. do 1111s 111zS; do. DO, 1855, do January and
July, 1855 1135s; do. do, 1867 do. do. 1144 O
114,s; do. do 1Ses do. do, 114>l 1143S; do ten
forties, registered, 107 1915 do. do coupon 1Os
1oSM.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern State bonds fairly active for the
Tennessees, which unsettled and lower In price,
and for the South Carolinas and Missouris which
were very strong The virginias were .'oTr trine,
but steady. The following were the latest prices:
Tennessee ex coupon, 90 COX; do, new, 58H q
56,4; do five per cent, As 4S; Virginia. coupon,
SO 69S; do, new, SO 691z; do, registered stock,
561l 56,a; do, registered 1868, 66 81;
do. de-, 1867, 81 Q 80; Georgia slxes SO 90;
do. sevens, e5k 96; 90. sevens, interest payable
in Georgia, 92 95; North Carolina, ex coupon, 4sK
a 4SH; do, new, 254 o 25}s; Missouri skies, 931 a
93H; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph 90 o ga;
Louisiana skies, 75 q 76; do. sevens IS a 80; do.
eghts 81 SO; do. levee skies, 70 a 78X; do. do
eghts, Of 90; Alabama eights 1o2 1O21l; do
yes 74a 49, do. skies, sterling 90 95; South Caro-
lima sxes 81 94 do, new, s1A 80; do registered
STOCK so s5; City OF Memphis skies, SIX 81; City
Of Atlanta eights, 81 s5; City of Savannah seyens
SO 90; City OF New Orleans consols, 10 n; do
do. railroad issue, 70 o IS; Mobile and Ohio ster-
ling 70 77 do. eights, go II; Mississippi Central
Railroad first mortgage, Is 70; do. second do, 81
e5; Memphis aud Charleston nrst mortgage IS 90;
The New York herald., 1870-05-14
fATAl RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Swede named Claes NJ. Wgell was run over on
Thursday evening by gravel train on the Delaware
and Lackawanna Railroad between Paterson and
Little Falls, N. J. The mans back and both legs
were broken and his skull crushed. lie was carried
TO the st. Josephs Hospital, in Paterson.
ana received every attention from the Sisters,
until his death, which occurred about ten O'Clock.
He had been in this country but q week, and had
acquaintances here, except young lady who came
over with him, ana who Is at present in New YORK
city. Coroner Bntterworth viewed the body and
gave permit for burial.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14
JERSEY COURT sfIousTTE.

The characteristic decorousness OF the Newark
Court of Quarter Sessions, OF which Judge Frederick
H. Tees Is the presiding magistrate was startled from
It's wOnted quiet yesterday by spectator who took
exception to something said by witness and sang
out in stentOnlan tones, IL say you ic.n The Court
promptly Issued order for the arrest OF the plain
talker, whose name proved to be Thomas Cowley,
which was effected insanter, and he was sent 10
jail Tor ten days. The Court suggested tnat 1t would
be well for Thomas TO sludy some other work in
future than Greeley on SaXonisms
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

last prices There 10 but little busness doinr IN rexas
prices for which. however, without change Of moment
The sAles were ab2u. slO1 ID. fleece A SSc sac., In.
and Sn%@sshan!abls @ dssOe q ssc iSes Virginia
ing At 6lc 45O0 scoured a0c, also 5000 lbs pulled ut c
for low sc 4sc for super and extra 6c 6Sc for Mes
Soc 1000 lbs Cape s sc and l2so0 lbs Caiforniapart
at l9c 2ec. for fall and 2Io for bury spring clip.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14
STREET uuoTArIass
IIaIf.pnst Five O'Clock P. M.
CoMMEECIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May 1876 Pm.
BEEswAx dull, and no sales reported. Western
and Southern were quoted at S6c. a SIC.
CANDLEs.The demand light and entirely confined to
small lots Prices, though lower, favored buyers We
quote Western and city adamantine l5c. 20c.; sperm,
S5c, a &c., and patent, 47c.
COCOA was dull, but unchanged We quote:-Guavaquil,
12c. l22c, gold in bond, and Maracabo &c., do
do.
CooPERAaE STocK.-A moderately active demand pre-.
vailed at steady prices We Shocks So inch
heads 80 $8 0 do, SO do, 81 10 80 rs; moasses do
q sss Essp: 's 81 y ss sS &c.
CoRDAaE quiet but steady at former prices Manila
quoted at 22c 23c Sisal rope and bolt rope Russia
at 20c. and tarred Russia at tic.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio was quiet, and
heard Of sales of moment. Prices were unchanged.
For other kinds the market was dull but unchanged.
is? Ws SosG aG da sd ordinary Ssrg0ss Ss al fa
tremes for lots 5c 1885, Java 20c 22c Singapore 1sc
&c., Ceyon HHc l9c; Maracaibo, 1870. 19c.; La
guayra, l6Hc 1870 Jamaica. l5c 1885,. Costa Rca,
16c. 20c. Manila, &c., Nc Mexican. 15c &c., Sa
vanilla, l5xc. a 1885,, all gold, duty paid.
CoTToN-There was good business transacted in this
the offerings liberal prices trie easier
closing weak at our quotations appended The sales
237 bales Of which 1910 for spinning 200 export
sales lS5 bales to The demand for cotton
for future delivery was good but prices about
1Sc. lower, the offerings being quite large There
sold 300 bales, basis low middlng for May at 22c
23c 70 do. for do at &c., and 100 do for September at
a