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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-12

IEW YORK.
I'm spain.

hssl, Message I'm spain.
lieh 9.cember IA special
8 : 8 London says that tre-
!. l5k y 3uear prevailed in Mad
.rsi 80. OF President Grants
Cd IT.: 10 Cuban difficulties.
81 < . -.; las resolved to main
llie, and reinforcements
sri men, two additional
ret or iron clads will be
g q ..ltched to Cuba.
Fea ~ Wakes a speech
TnS =; vas created in Berlin
y ,peech at Georgenfest,
..isi as an end to French
/. .garlntee of peace in
cis sds ...ra:l Y. Higbee, min
q : : Csoel died suddenly
!, 3 = q man was found
Ane 3l,t river, on Friday,
a9 50, . te that OF Wilbur II.
81 9' President Ramsay Of
~ @l,iSGsquehanna railroad.
ouf ~!sltal.
yi.s killed on the Vanderbilt
lts 'ts r:9a:;h avenue, on Satur-
roi l..y:;sary meeting OF the
n ..eePal Board of Missions
70 e ,; Haight announced
Ea ~ would also be consid-
~ 2: special benefit OF the
n Rev. Hinman detailed
eet !ea:s missionary expert
NJ . Dakotah Indians and
I'D .1:;le theory OF Christi
Ins l - means TO civilize the
IS i'ksd for money to aid in
!. .-sBishop Of Oregon spoke
'a;y labors among the
ab. .,,:e:ses were also delivered
'5e =. .a,tIe, of Montana, and
"a Nebraska and Dakotah
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aIe,t from Mexico.

IN Matamoras, Mexico,
@@.5nl.iiOnal surrender OF
the government troops,
"-la.iion, has been an
Fsle'al Trevino, COM
.-s Reyolutionists, while
Ner, General Querago,
! % Ner and constantly
:'sngth without any OF
.s'o!css Of Juarez.
= arrived at Matamoras
His arrival created
~ tan
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1sn BAGS, GOOD 10 PRuME cogTKk.
ASS :.Sia !" 0's HA%WSI NV LII fiSaIs b M Soo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-26

The Cheapest and Bc.. Newspaper in Il

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the
- Country; :. r. 80. 80. =.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains a splendid cartoon representing
Modern Fashions Zoologically considered, together
with the very latest News by Gable up to the hour OF
publication Of the situation in France; also Tele-
graphic Dispatches from All Parts OF the World;
full particulars OF the Execution OF RuloY the PHI
Illogical Murderer; Among the Ku Klux OF North
Carolina; the New Treaty In the senate; Discovery
or Coal on the 1stnmus OF Panama; graphic de-
scription OF the Ravagcs OF Yellow Fever In Buenos
Ayres; the Apache War In Arizona, and the Terms
OF the Great Railroad Lease. 1t also contains the
latest news by telegraph from Washington; Artistic,
Literary Fashionable Political, Religious and Sport.
ing Intelligence; Amusements; Chronological; Fa.
cetia; Editorial Articles on the prominent topics OF
the day; Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the
Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Mar
kets: Financial and Commercial intelligence and
accounts or all the important and interesting events
OF the week.
TEgNs--sngle subscription, 81; Three copies SIS:
Five copies S.; Ten copies. SIS; Single copies, five
cents eacn. limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-26
OswEao, NAY 2a, 1871.
COAL LAND SPECULATION OF THE READING RAIL ROAD COM
pAM

The following facts which have just TRANSFERRED
Threw good deal OF light upon the recent course OF
the Reading Railroad III the coal difficulties. 1t
seems that for some months past number OF gen.
tiemen connected with that road have been buying
large bodies OF valuable coal lands In the Schuylkl
ana Mahoney Coal regions and 1t has been generally
supposed that these purchases were made In the IN
terest or the railroad company. During the present
session OF the pennsylvania Legislature act OF IN
corporation was obtained, ana under It these lands
Will hereafter be held. They embrace IN the aggre.
gate about $4,000 acres of the most valuable and
productive coal land IN the State or pennsylvania,
including nearly all the lnge bodies formerly held
by Individuals ana coal companies there. Says the
Phiadelphia Ledfrr:-it Is believed that owing
to the very oppressed condition OF the coal
interests restllting from the repeated strikes
and SUSPENSIONS OF the last two years,
and the consequent inability OF individual
coal lar,I owners To manage and control their own
prOpety these lands have been bought at very much
lover prices than they could have been obtained for
&C any previous time within the last ten years. and It
Is claimed that the average price per paid for
them has been from Onethrd to One-fOuIth OF what
has been late paid for lands OF the same intrinsic
value In the wyoming and Lackawanna regions. The
stock OF this now coal company VIII be held by the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad Company. The
policy OF controlling the ownership OF the coal lands
that supply the road with traffic has been favOrlte
one with the present management OF the Reading
Railroad Company. 1t Is claimed that theSa lands
alone can produce from 10000, 900 to l5,p0l000 OF
tons OF coal per annum for centuries 10 Gomez. They
are to be paid Tor by the new mortgage
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The following table shows the highest and loves
nrices Of the prlncp al stocks during the day.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.


The Southern list was quiet, but firm, closing as
follows:-Tennessee. ex coupon, 71A 711; do.
now, ~ 721s; Virginia, ex coupon, es1 80; do.
new, "a a rs; DO. registered stock, old, 81 o IS;
Georgia skies. IS 90; do. sevens, 94ls 95; North
Carolina, eX coupon Al q As do funding, 1866, 81
SO; do. do 1868. 80 81; do new, 81 o 275s; do.
special tax, 1875 2o Missouri sxes 95s s5a1; do.
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 94h 95; Louisiana
skies, 60 a 70: do. new, 63 65; do. levee
sixes 20 q ~; do. do. Fights, "a q 81; do. peni-
tertiary sevens, 20 "a; do railroad elghts "a 49,
Alabama lives, 20 a 49, do. eignts, los a 1o4: do.
railroad Fights, % a 9s; South Carolina skies, IA
IS; do. new, January and july GA a sl11; do. April
and October, 60 62G; Arkansas SKIES 55 a 60; do.
sevens, SO 90; Mobile aud Ohio Railroad sterling,
81 a IS; do, interest Fights. so So; do, second
mortgage Fights, ca IS: Mississippi Central Rail-
road first mortgage sevens, 81 IS; do. do. second
do. Fights. ~ SO: New Orleans and Jackson first
mortgage, SSh q 80; do. do. second mortgage - o
a 80; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first mort.
gage IS SO; do. DO second do, IS so; Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Caro-
lima, So g.; Macon aud Brunswick, guaranteed by
Georgia, 70 q 20: Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford elghts 81 So; Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad eights "a q 49, Memphis city skies, SO
81; Savannah City sevens, "a a 81; New Orleans
consols, DID, "a q 76 do. issued to railroad skies
"a q 20; do. sevens 10 q 20.
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THE HAY CROP DESTROYED.
What the Long Island Farmers Have 10 say
About It-The Loss Over 31,OOO,OOO.

What the Long Island Farmers Have 10 say
About It-Tbe Loss Over S1,OOO,O 600.
'Wet May makes hay,n is proverbial saying
among farmers; and If the adage be true the hay
crop OF Long Island is owing to the great drought,
wholly destroyed. HERALD reporter yesterday
had a talk with an extensive and prominent farmer
OF Long Island who Informed him that nothing
could save the hay crop save the Will OF the Al
mighty The great want of rain had almost killed
1t, and the warm sun and cold nights had COM
pletely effected Its ruin. The extent OF the crop Is
almost beyond estimation. In fact, New York and
Brooklyn and many OF the New England cities
In q great measure dependent upon Long island for
their supply. The yearly crop Is variously esti-
mated at wholesale to be $1.o0O00o. The farmers
have no hopes left Here and there field may pos
sbly survive; but 1t Will not be Of the usual growth
or value. The loss to the farming community will
be immense many having gone into hay raising
almost exclusively.
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-
for under adverse cable u The sales about
1870 DUrhels at III ~ 81 ~ og No. Chicago spring tor
choice milwaukee, ~ ~ % was bid eariyl--elosing
WAC IA good demAnu a. lower rates the heavy re:
and the condition OF the offerings combining deress
the market The sales were about soYe biseA mostly at
samples mt Tic 72c. and choice lots at 73c xc
closing 13c. 75c for yellow Oats dull and
decaedy wer The sales about 30 600 bushels within
the range OF Sic 7Jc for ali kinds In and aoat.
Bareyn absence OF stock the market continued dull and
nominal Kye-rhere but a small inquiry and
actions of Importance prices however, unchanged
FRrIGHTs.-rheIe continued good demand for grain
rates r both for grain provisions
and measurement good. The chsrterng business
neglected and remarkably quiet There considerable
inquiry but very little The engagements comprise:
TO Liverpool by steamer 5000 bushels wheat and
Sd 70 hds tobacco 25s To London steamer
Is 900 bushels wheat 10d 1000 b9s -four, q. 3D. 10
bacon 40s 100 terces beef 7s 3D. l0 bpis pork
bs 3D. 10 hhds tobacco, S0s % tons BRASS Sos.
beesax S5 80 terces lard 4s and ~
goods SOs To Glasgow, by steamer 15O0 bushels
sd The British bark, hence London
800 in bulk and $50 do. In bos
terms.
MoLAssEs-The market for foreign inactive, chiefly
In consequence OF the light supply Of desirable boiling quail
ties Prices firmly supported moderate JobbinG de-
mapd prevailed from the trade which was supplied in lots
fun prices Domestic steady with light inquiry. We
sales loo bos New Orleans chiefly at from 47c.
70c The stock embraces 4S7s hhds Cuba s6
hhds Porto Rico. sos nhds English Islands and 5000 bbs
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STR EFT,

WALL STREET, |
THURSDAY, May 25-6 r. M.
ON 'Change to-day wheat was about steady. The
cotton market was nrm and higher.
MONEY TWO TO FOUR PER CENT.
Money was easy at three per cent as the general
rate for call loans irrespective OF the collateras
submitted, with exceptions at two per cent on
governments. Toward three O'Clock there was
more inquiry from the stock houses, and four per
cent was paid In such instances Prime commercial
paper passes at an average Of about i've per cent
discount.
Foreign exchange was dull, but nrm, ON the basis
Of 11Oh ll0K for prime bankers sixty-day ster-
ling and 11oH l1oA for sight bills.
THR BANK OF ENGLAND.
The bullion account OF the Bank OF England, sub
mitted At the weekly meeting Of the directors this
morning, showed gain OF f471,000. The discount
rate remains unaltered.
THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD.
For the government gold offered for sale to-day
there were twenty bids. for total OF $6sls5oo at
prices ranging rom 1880 to 111.65 The two mil
lions was awarded at 1l1.60 1lL65-one leading
firm paying 111.e5 for million.
GOLD sTRoNG-111H 11lx.
Before the government sale gold was feverish be-
tween 1111s ana 1l1X. the lower figure being made
In anticipation Of an extra sale. The competition
among bidders haa the effect OF subsequently
strengthening the market at 111Z. The fuctua-
dow toh1o
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The market for deliveries Demand
decidedly higher the extreme advance being fully &c
10 over the closing figures OF yeaserday but closing
embraced bales as 100 at i5c zoo a
lSc At - Lice june 2Oo &c., 100 at Is ltc 800
June Of isc loo Jaiy at isc 10 August At &c., 100
&c., Il q b s July 100 :. ss c s. !. @
and 800 sSss s
&c., !s sale siss%Sss s '' 3 's e.
ehantge; Pa TO- ex ~ JUNE for go JUL
isao August 500 q. isc iO0 at iSc Total transactions
ows:NMsy. i5ssc. june Is sSc.; july iSi7c August
TN ss'sas ss rs sGs4
Charleston q, oSs Ws%pnSon % NSrok Ss sam,s
ssh bales same day last week and bales day
year The closing rates for cotton freight we're To LIVER
soa % ss hsnS cam aa &c.
gold sas pG Ro Ss s & os Prices v.r
without change.
America were sold on private terms Other kinds were
private terms We quSte:-RIoo Ordinary cargoss iOc
so % s @ ranged ssss s 20; f p.%f
gold, per h.. in bond, thirty TO sixty days. credit Java
SINGAPORE Dafi c aH ;is
lsc. Ne; Laguayra lac l6c.; Jamaica, 1Sc: lb9c;
81 s' s G.ssaa, Mia
BE u Curacao lac &c., al gold thirty to sixty
S,sss bags Ceyon 7ios bags Maraesbo, las bags La
guayra bags jamaica so7 bags st. Domingo bags
including ali descriptions l0s.sl2 bags ,,.,.,,
"a FLoga AND KeSepss-Flour ls62s bbs wheat
200 bushels OATS 5 do. The -four ruled duh and
hs.y for al Ss s srog S Taei ea which
steady. The demand small and cheuy for ST. Lons
hl.a vpylna a pIltnf
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAVANNAH. May rs, 1871.
cotton quiet but firm; mddings, 1875. d l5aac, Net
ceipts, 552 Sales, $50. stock. 26lf5.
,.. NEW ORLEANS, May Is, 1877.
Cotton active mddings. lsc Net receipts, 1897 gross
SSoi ExportsTo liverpool $751; TO Cork 3l24 to BARGE
Iona, $500 Sales, $500. Stock l0a 76.
CHICAGO, May as, 1871.
.nrng extra quiet At 5 80 Wheat-No
afternoon steady at 81 25a 81 asa Com-No dun at
NO. gIowsr az 4s.se ishc NO. 5ohc ssc. bar
dnn and weak Pork$l6 cash; S6 seller June S6 rs
eeIer Jpy Lard, i0ac Meats quct short rib middles
LAc Live hogs active and ower-$3 Is - 1874 Cattle adj
vancngi sales at "a SO 10. Receipts6,y01 bbs -four,
UVu onhes wheat 271 900 DO 1900 do OATS 1000
90 rye Suv0 DO barley, 1000 hogs shipments bills
saoOo bushels wheat, 200 600 do 5000 do OATS
l,O00 do. rye 5000 hogs.
OswEGo, May 81, 1871.
~ iour steady with good demand sales 1000 bbls. At
% 70 Ior No. SPRING 81 80 white
Wn,er $S 20 Tor double Wheat unchanged; saes
1o pushes NO. Milwaukee club at Sl 49, 5000 busnelE do
On private terms 300 bushels do at 81 A. 500 bushels
NO. amber Michigan at 81 3d. Corn uncha sales 8400
1usnes low mixed at 65c LOO bushels high mixed at ssc.
Corn mea-$l SO for bolted; 81 SO Inbolted per
Szo VIZ, shpstnns 1928 x29 mlddlngs, $50 p32 per
ton Highwincs, 92ISc SO. Canal freg hs-Wheat &C.,
corn &c., 70 New York lumber SO to the Hudson H3 rs TO
new fork w5 to Philadelphia Railroad freighls
Boston DC to New York, 40c to Albany, BIC Receipts
Dy AXE oW bushels wheat "a 100 bushels 01
ieet lumber shipments by bushels wheat
Dusheh corn, 1900 bushels and Col feet
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The European steamer took out $sl5, 900 in 81
THE NEW LOAN.


THE NEW LOAN.
1t transpired to-day that Messrs. Jay Cooke Co.
have, on the part Of themselves and combination
Of home ana foreign bankers, rendered bid to MI.
Boutwell, for all the balance OF the 5000 ,OOO 900 Of
new lve per cent bonds which will remain un-
sold on the lst o. June next The conditions
Of the application such to hold Mr.. Boutwell,
to policy OF selling the remainder Of the five per
cents only In combination with the four and half
and four per cents. 1t is represented that the Sec
Rotary of the Treasury s celebrating the pro-
posal. but VIII probably accept It, as 1t makes an
immediate market for about $l3O,oOO, 600 more Of
the loan. His hesitation Is due to the fact that
he apprehends charge OF unfairness from the pub
lie should he give this powerful combination
monopoly OF 30 large amount Of the favorlte class
OF the bonds especially as the disposal OF the other
I'VE per cents would De made difficult IN view
OF the compulsory subscription to equal ali0tments
OF the four and o half and four per cents.
GOVERNMENTS DULL AND STEADY.
The government list was steady, but shared the
intense duness prevailing throughout Wall street.
The following prices are the latest OF the day.
United States currency skies, l15A 116H; do. do,
1851, registered 117s 117S; do. do, coupon, 1171s
l17k; do. ve-twenties. registered, May and No
vember, l11N 1l1H; do. do, 1862 coupon, do,
111K mss do. do 1854, do. do, 1l1,a MS; do.
do 1865, DO. do. ll1X 1l1A; do. do, registered
January and July, 1ls4 11al; do. do. 1866, cou.
pon do, 1884 1137s; do. do, 1867, do do. 1884
ll37s do 1858, do do, ll3 IA ia; do. ten-fOr
ties, registered. lO9A losK; do do, coupon, loa&
1O97s.
STOCKS DULL AND REGULAR.
The stock market outside OF q few specialtes was
intensely dull. Reading and Rock Island main
tanned their progressive movement, the former
touching 1l71k and the latter 1884, Pitsburg broke
down to 122, on the impression that the directors
will at the meeting tomorrow refuse the apps..-s
ton OF the stockholders for scrip dividend. Union
Pacific, after rather brilliant beginning down
20 BAN, closing at 34A. At the close the ST. Paul
stocks and e. c. ana /. G. became fairly active ut
higher quotations.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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TIE BOSTON, HARTFORD AAO ERIE RAILROAD.
BOSTON, Nav 25, 1877

BUsTUN, MAY ., 1911.
The Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company
is in tho Circuit Court to-day on the application OF
Enoch Sweat, 10 have Judge Shepleys bankruptcy
decree set aside Mr.. Sweat holds stock and bonds
to the amount OF $4,000. He Is opposed by Seth
was declared bankrupt Judge Clifford presdes.
The hearing Is likely to he tedious. there is long
list OF counsel to be heard, including Il. +. Butler,
who Is employed by the Adams party.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


-MARsHALL.-At Fair Haven Vt, on Tues.
day, May %, by the Rev. Dwight Spencer, HENRY
BAILEY. ESD; of Fort Howard, Wis, to AMELIA
LANE, only daughter OF ). IL. Marshall, Esq, OF
Brooklyn. y. y. No cards.
GESrLE-vREELAND.-At Woodbridge. n j., on
Wednesday. May "a Ivy Rev. John Y. DE Baum,
ROBERT GENTLE. OF New York, to HATTIE youngest
daughter Of Richard Vrecland Esq, OF the former
place.
HIGGINS IRVING on sunday Nav 21, az the
residence of the brides parears, by the Rev. Father
Thomas Farrell, JoHN V. HIGGINS to JENNIE, eldest
daughter OF Joseph Irving, Esq all OF this city.
No cards.
sHEawoop-wurErs.-At Herricss. L. l.. on
Fourth day, Fifth MONTH 24th by Friends ceremony,
MORRIS X. SHERWOOD. OF Manlasset, 10 SARAH g.,
daughter Of Isaac L. Wllets, OF the former place.
NAV "a. nv the Church Of the Incarnation by the
Rev. DR.. Montgomery. SAMUEL JONI SroRRs, to
JULIA AUGUSTA LAMONT, daughter of the late
MISUNDERSTANDING Az Somervillc Mass, on
Tuesday, May %, 1871 BY the Rev. Thomas j. sawyer,
WILLIAM u. WHITING, OF New YORK. TO ANNA p,
daughter OF Rufus g. Stickney, Esq, OF Somervile.
Died.
ASDYRsoS.-In Brooklyn. ON Wednesday, May "a.
ANNE CoE, daughter Of Joseph ii. and Hattie T..
Anderson, aged 10 months.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral. from II Joralemon street THIS day Friday.
at twelve O'Clock. noon without iurther notice.
ArKiSsoS.- ON Wednesday, May "a, THOMAS AT
The relatives ami trends are respectfully invited
10 attend the lunerl from his late residence No. ~
wycSoG street. Brooklyn Il. D., this friday morn.
Leeds England papers please copy.
BuLKLES.-On Thursday morning, MAY 25, CATH
airline WOLFE, vile OF Edward IL. Buckley and
daughter OF Richard Smith Clark, in the $50 year of
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfuly invited 10 attend the lunera on saturday
morning, at ten O'clock rom calvary church, corner
Of Fourth avenue and Twenty-tlr street.
BURDErr.-ln Fort Lee, on wednesday evening
May "a WILLIAM f., son OF Henry anu Rachel bur
dett, aged ~ years.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from tue residence OF his parents,
Fort Lee, N. j., this (frldayl afternoon, ut two
O'Clock.
BtRGER.--In Brooklyn. on Thursday, May rs.
Brigadier General LOUIS BURGER, commanding
second brigade, n. G.. 3. N. Y.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
DRAxE--At his residence, 10 West Twenty sixth
street, on Wednesday morning, May "a, JAMES
DRAKE, In the list year OF his age.
FINCH.-On Thursday, May 25, after a short i'll
ness, AIDA LOUISE. infant child OF Eningham !.
and Emma A. Finch, aged 10 months and 70 days.
The relatives ana iriends are invited To attend the
funeral, from the residence OF her parents 81 Jane
street, on saturday alter Don, at Two O'Clock.
HALL. On Tuesday, May 90, THOMAS HENRY,
youngest son OF John and the late Mary Hall, aged
10 years, months and ~ days
Tns rslssvss and rianda u ma fAWily. Also ssb'
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NAVAL STORES Spirits turpcntine available for inme
Sps to- nvs 1eivsrabe rSesiay or wednssday sold a,
sOc the close 100 hbs were offered to arrive per Re
active was .rme and generally held for higher prices n
and 30 hnls pale sold at So Tar quiet but brm al
a. 40 for Wilmington.
and prces held rn Crude continued bat small demand
close @ 5 Ssre was FOR
but the market generally quiet owing to the rmncs Of
hsd s sae. Of
aaars Whit 81 81 as ma o 81 June e. az 'a sr 2 n. os
95llo July. Iss ihIsGeip,aa decidedly
sss. aud lssn.s, gsSos s5c: Sle' with safes
bbs do. half Of Juno July, DOC, 2Oo0
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sSs bbs beef, s74 pack
ages 30 packages lard 200 packages The pork
who" %arses Scnnacs
S%Ss Lard
In better demsnd At steady raes the demand beng mostly
inferior at logc 100 ,ierces for lie ana 800
a ns. sales sIs @ Coaes sca4 rd
lies Mt Sac. Cut meats quiet Among the sales
RioETbe market continued steady under fair jobblng
demand The saes m napsoO ma. At on &C.
from s,.e &c per o and small lots CAROLINA a. from SIC
at sc sfc gol per H. cash IN bond the stock Of which
e's suaAa-1fhs market for raw hardly steady,
Ssns .'ss basel. Sasn Ger and
about 22oo hhd including loc1 bids sold some time
ago 10 arrive, previously reported; 6W hnds.
Porto Rico, chiefly ia good fair, nj from 9c ac per
h. Refined In moderate demand and partici'
mated To some extent In the easier tore OF the
Market Tor We quote Crushed powdered and sranu.
lated, lS.c. lSyc. TO- soft wte, 1890 l2yc,
lo h. 2ac per q, llsc. 2sc. per H.. q, ilhc.
li,sc per b. and yellow l0Sc. lc. per We quote =
Uupa-InferIor common refining $50 SIC; far to
good renning, ole sc. good to prime refining ssc
cery i0ac IOIsc. centrifugal hhds. and boxes, exc
lUs.c hhds ana boxes &C. skc meiado 4ac.a
9c. do. 10 to ~ esc. l0c do s to 10 loc. lic;
do is 10 IS l1s.c l2c do, IL to 10 1sLc ls1sc.;
do, white Isc l3c Porto Rco-Renning grades, sac.
shc; grocery grades, qssc. l0c. Brazi-Dutch stand
ard. Noa 10 III, Sc a9Sc Java-Dutch standard, Nos.
IL H. esc g'sc MaDlaCurent caycd and superior,
&C. &C. New Orleans kehnins grades &C. stc grocery
follows -
Hhd. Bore Big. Ne'pdo
Stock iascertsIned by actual
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Hulf.past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REFOaT.

THURSDAY, May 25-6P.M.
CoTToN-The market fevsrish and excited under
active demand from all and prices advanced fully
PC per Id. all grades with heavy transactions at the Inn
provement The marketa tn barely retained its hrm
and the activity subsded materially after three o'clock