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Tha haxQmatex.W will nro,
babIy fall somewhat on the lower lakae,
the lowest press6fS S famtA @aai q
CapRds. ,.SoH.h.s h.sEges4ee-!y ,~=sfpds, " With
partially cloudy weathez, will prevail on
Saturday from New. England Westward
to Wisconsin. Clear, and. pleasant
weather viii prevail very, gei4raliy from
this region. Southward to the Gulf, ex.
l. ceptiB& q small area OF cloud and posi-.
bly, rain in Georgia AND South Carolina.
} Cloudy weather will attend Eastward to
Kansas and Minnesota. Dangero, 6
winds are not anticipated for tonight.
/ The Senate Committee on Public
Land will give MoGarrahan another
hearing, ,r8a
Martial law for Louisiana, or the ap-
pointment ola congressional COMMITTEES,
is now regarded improbable.
.The House Committee on Post Offices
was directed to inquire into the contracts
or the Post Office Department for trans
portatlon OF mails. with power to send
Tor persons and papers. 1t was ordered
that mileage and sessions pay be paid
Hon. James McUieary, late member
from Louisiana.
HALIFAX. January lathe schooner
h!val was wrecked IN the Bay OF Funday
All were lost.
New ORLEANS, January 12.-The poll.
tlcal muddle is unchanged. In the Se-
nate, there was no quorum, only twelve
being present. 10 the House. fifty War.
iponthstes were. present, aud passed q
fes1lnTNSIn y NSIn 'AppointiBE q committee to in
duife into the "fadts 9opc cernipR the dis.
,QnRrgepI taa grand suryiDy JnIks absi.
is .threatened. Speaker
Garter surrendered himself before the
First District Codrt; q bench warrant
having been issned for him on account
Of the .Wheyland homicide The onse is
progressing. The general expectation of
lay, TO. dsy, seemed to have a quieting
effect.
ATLANTA. January 12.-Gov. Smith
was inapgnrated to-day. The capitol
iwafa cEoWdad. The inaugural was re-
deaXeus With freaueptand prolonged ap-
plause. He xeclted the duties required
OF the Governor. He had come to the
chair in response to the 'call of the peo-
pie, after e. long, ,cheerless night of mis-
rule. He intended'to stand faithfully by
the Constitution and laws, and will carry
out the object of all civil governments
He IL against the sbuse OF the pardon
power. The Chief Magistrate must not
only call around him honest men, but
must have his own hands clean. :, Heal
lndes To- the, dabt ,ereated by ,BhjiocS.i
and asseftsithat Georgia will ,pax,aU hsri'
legal Indebtedness. RepudiatiGnj not 70 (
dreamed OF. He concludes. .bY cod gtatn,.
latlng the people upon the ansp oious;
state of affairs. ;i{.%v.s IL g
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Financial AMI oommsroi~i. ssss. !.

Financial ami oomnsroiai. -. !:
COLUMBIA, 8. O., January IS,rsSaIess
OF cotton, to-day, 81 bales middlino
1870.
PAR1s. January 12.-Specie decreased
nearly 1900. .000f. Rentes 56f. go.
LONDON, January 12-Noon. -Copsols
SO. Bonds 91zs.
9616. 'o's'
LIVERPOOL. January 12-3P. M.-Cot
ton opened strong and is now active and
hrmer-uplands 10k; Orleans lOaz;
shipping Mt Savannah or Charleston
l0 ll-16; shipping at New Orleans 1OsI;
sa'es to-day $4,000 bales: sales of the
week lS6. 900; export IA. 600; speculation
$4,000; stock 552, 1000; whereof Ameri.
can is 152. 600; receipts 1Ol 900; whereof
American is 69. 900; actual export 8. 600:
stock ahoat 329. 900; whereof American
is 1873. 900.
LoNDoE. January 12-Evening-Con.
soils closed at 92zS. Bonds. 62s, 91%.
LIVERPOOL. January 12- Evenine.-
Cotton active and firmer-uplands l01S; ;
Orleans 10A. Yarns and fabrics at MIN.
chester frmer and at better prices.
NEW YORK. January i2-Noon
Stocks very firm but quiet. Govern.
ments dull but steady. Money firm. at
Z Gold steady, at 81. Exchange
long "a; short 81 Flour dull and de-
olining. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn
quiet and unchanged. Pork quiet-new
inrss IA 00@l4 60 Lard steady. ut
9IC993s. Cotton q shade firmer and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2lM; Orleans 223S:
sales 1900 bales. Freights firm. Sales
OF futures last evening 7.4OO bales. as
follows: January 2l14, 2las. 2lls; Fs-
ornary 81 II l6. 2la1. 2l 1915, 2l2s,
81 1915, %; March 2231G. 22Ie'
22 s lG, 222s: 2219; April 22l%, 229e;
May 221a. 2z5s. 2254.
P. M.-SaIes OF futures to.dav
$4,000 bales. as follows: January 2ll6.
~ IL. 81 1l-16. 21A; February IS.
221s. 22 l6. 81 1916; March 22lI'
~ GIG, 223s; April 22%, 2255: NAV
21A, 22N; June 22za, 23 Cotton firm
saies 2,3l3 bnles-uplands 221k; Orleans
22T. Flonr-Southern dull and easier.
ct + 8O(97. 30. Whiskey q shade easier.
ut w. Wheat dull and lower-amber
Western 1.68@I.7O. Corn lower and in
moderate export and home trade do.
mani, at 75(974I& for new Western
mixed, afloat. Pork quiet and frmer.
at IA 0U@l412 for new mess. Reef
quiet, at 9C911 for plain mess: 1i10l3
for extra. Lard firm, at 969 ZIG for
No. to prime steam; 9I1 for kettle.
Freights to Liverpool qu1et-per sail
corn 81. Money easy. aud closed ut 4(9
b on Gall. Prime discounts 90l2. Ex.
Change dniet aud steady, at 9l600L
Gold 5000; loans from los for carry.
ing. Governments strong-81s 15l%:
oos II. Tennessees very firm; North
and South Carolinas very firm, but not
active; remainder dull and steady. Ten.
nessees 64; new G4. Vlrgin;as is: new
OK Loals'anas 81; new 80; leyee G.
~; levea g. 70 Alabama 8s 90: 81 GO.
SIe"rgi" u 70; rs 70. North Cnrolinas
81; new l6. South Carolinus SO; new new
C1NcINNATI, January 12.-Pork dull
an unchanged, ut ID. l2%013 25. lard
On ct and wcnk-stcam 50 (,esM: kettle
9(@2s. Bacon stcady-slucs 7ll(Q75a,
ha ,.+,,..!.l: "s ~. wI'iskcy steady. al 50. .
90 'v". Pork II OQ I.urd nnchuur.I
Waiekey i'll good demand nnd firm, NJ 50
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NOLAssEs, ,Cuua, ,3oNl5u
New Ori'ns Su0t,,U
Sugar ll'se.. Goa 80
NAILS, d kegs 5U@lG 10
UNIONS. Ebus1 5OGpl rs
OlL, heroscnc,H 95QL45
MachiIery. .75@l no
SPECIE, Gold QL1U8
Silver -. G1l Oh
i'orAT's, Irie / 50M2 UU
Sweet, bus GDfLSn
RICE, CaroIiua ib Tao
SHOT, eibag. 1903 Ou
SALT, l.iyorp.2UO@ 30
SOAP, glib, .7A(ulO
SPIRITS, Alcohol
Brandy A 00QbI2 90
Gin IL 60Q16 OU
Rum. Il 6JQo7 OU
Whlskey.. Il 350lG 90
SUGAR, Crus Il P15@i6
Brown....... .l2Ml4
STARCH, % b. 84WiU
TEA, Greon ID 00W250
Black, II 00Qo1 10
TOBACCO, Chw. .M@I 90
Smoking, ib. .50D1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@6O
French GoI 90
WINE, Cham. .'25028 co
Port, %gal30 00@6 10
Shorty. 7j@7t0
Madeira. s. 0nM8 90
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IABLEAUx VIvANTEs.-The State capi-
tai is somewhat bare of amusements
during the winter. and in order to re.
lleve the monotony, Tim. Hurley, who
is public spirited genius in his way,
has announced his intention of leasing
Twins Hall, and proposes to present to
tho public. in a few days. delectable
entertainment, i'll the shape of "Scenes
from Dickens" He has favored me with
programme Of the first evenings en-
tertain ment. 1t is to consist of tableauu
pipantes from Dickens celebrated story.
"Oliver Twist" and the following oriei-
nal caste will appear:
The celebrated character of sFapin.' >.
by Il. *. Scott; tho ''Artful Dohoer. u
by Cherubim Kimpton; Charley Bates,
by N. q. Parker; 'Oliver Twist" ftte
boy that was roped in,) by y. Fl. Cham
herlain; "Flash Toby Crucket," u sport.
John Hubbard; Bill Sykes. hard brick,
II. W. Hendricks The other Characters
will be represented by first class artists,
and the scene TO be represented will be
the "Lesson in Stealing Wipes" (bonds. J
in which Fagin will go through the lee.
ture to his pupils.
Hurley, with generosity that is to be
commended, has made arrangements to
make the exhibition free, and promises
to give due notice OF the first perform.
ance. Cor. Charleston Courier.
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WloLESaLk PRICES t.IIxNrNI
WELKIN by TILE EOAUn nE TuA IL

APPLIES, utDu.l UUMco w,
TAGGING, .1Sd. %
BALE liol'H. Ma. 23tp.4
NY. i.orWcst5lb 10tIOI
BUTTER, North. 2S1L4Cl
Country, b 10. 21at25'
BACON. Hams. l2asla|
Sides. g Ii. .S40lU
Shoulders. 7149
CANDLES, SperniUu17t
A'ialiIantiIic ibl9l620'
CorroN iARN1 20QDI 25I
COTTON. Stct ~. .2OI,
Midtiiing 20I
Low Midl'r. 10.
Good Ordny,.....1sI
Ordinary :. III
CHEESE, l.. d. ID. 1920
FACTORY .1G022
COFFEE, Rio, bib24 GIG
Laguayra .25018
Java 80 tG35
FLoUn, Co. 675MlO0t
Northern .7500ol0 50
GRAIN, Corn l 000l Is
Wheat :. i 80012 90
Oats. :. ....?5GS9O
Peas Il 1901 Is
hay, North, Rowt.2 OO
HIDES, Dry, 63ibl2A@le
Green .MS
LAIRD. Il lb. 12W15
LINE, h DBL. 2 G5ae2 75
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SUDDEN DEATH. Rev. John G. Gal
loway, aged seventy seven, died sudden.
ly at his residence in this Couaty on
the 4th instant. He had for several
days been riding in search Of his stock,
and on the night previous to Ills death
eat hearty and went to bed in his ncu.
al health. In the morning before day
he got up, made fire and returned to
bed. On being called at breakfast. he
was found to be dead. He had been
suffering for some time from rupture.
. I'D this. with the inflammation produced
by riding is the supposed cause OF bis
death. Suoh was the result of the Co.
roner's investigation.
: t1ch0rd Dobson, veteran of 1912,
who han passed his three score and ten
s1hYa. died suddenly in the road near
tAf H1tEh Tails in this County, Oh Satur-
day. the SSths instant. He was poor
1aAgsp, 1agA9Ngs5p, yPnaa located, cooper by trade,
temperate, and had been for seve-
ltAEE 9HSaeeFa e cons istent member of the
aRtlat f3hRsoh at New Hope. On the
::d9AN previous to his death, he had taken
aome AZ Ms. work to the house of neigh.
boT,aqd had started home with three
peoks OF corn. In ascending o hill he
teil suddenly, and a little boy, his grand
son, being unable to get him up, returned
to the house for help, but when the
neighbors reached him, he was dead
Deceased served in the war of 1912 at
Sisters Ferry, for fifty-two days, lucking
eight days of drawing pension, which
he greatly needed. The verdict of in
quest was that death resulted from q
parnlytlo stroke. -KeCtoe6 Courier.
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Sale spartanburg and Union Railroad Il

Aue oss.e OF south Carolina, plaintiff, against
.ne oPs s!tanPurg and Union Railroad Com.
psuy aha others, creditors, defendants. :.
opeoience to an order dated 18th 6ay Of
november, l87f;passed BY the Hon. James
~. aa. hutiano, Judge 1f the 4th Circuit, Of the
state OF south Carolina, the undersigned will
sell, on the FIRST TMONDAYin Februsry. 1879
a. onionviile, In the County Of Union. in the
State Of South Carolina, before the Oonrt
house door. between the hoprs Of III O'clock
in the forenoon and O'Clock In the afternoon.
whole Of the sPARTANBURG AND UNION ON
RAILROAD, including the Road-bed. RiSht ~
Way. Grading, Bridges, Masonry and super
OF Fairfield, Union and Hpartanburg; all tSo
stock subscribed for In the Spartapburo ana
Union Railroad Company; the a riebta
and privileges thereof; the railroad snikas.
chairs and equipments, and all the property
owned by said company, as incident or neces.
sary for tts buainess, on the following terrns
TO wit: Twenty-Five thousand {S26 O00l dol.
lars cash, and the balance in three sousi
semi an9nal instalments, with intereat on
each fnstalment from The day of sale. to be
secured BY the bond OF the purchaser. With
mortgage Of the entire property sold; Tha
rcA.se- gill aisn be- required Ia go so- III
stamps aud papers.
y .he highest bidder should fail To nav At
once the twenty-five Thousand (S25. 600, dol
lars aforesaid in cash, the properly hereinhe-
fore advertised will immediately be offered
az the time and place above mentioned. unon
the terms already stated, for resale.
JAMES M. BAXTER.
THOMAS B. JETER.l
NOVEMBER %. 1871. Referees.
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Change Of Schedule.

WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA r. r. Go.
SUPERrNTRNDRNTs OPF1ck:
-. WLMESoTox, N. o., January 10. 1872.
-. ~ = following schedule viii
be run by trains on this road:
DAY Express TRAIN TDA1LY.1
Leave Wilmington Union Depoti S.6OA. M.
nllive o. Ooiumb1a.. / Is P. n.
IeAee Ho,um Ola 82OA. N.
"'iNe wilmington Union Depot $50 P. II.
Leave Wilmington [Union Depot1 GASP. N.
nIIive a. Columbla.. .............. 6.30A n.
.eAve ooiu Inc nmcola........ 6 80 P. N.
otIi'o ~, n1C o. i 1iIinineton. 90 A. II.
Columbia Sunday p. M
janis JOHN c. WINDER. GenI sno't.
Q8 Union COPY.
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just Received,
1lhECT from Whitman's celebrated facto-
~ ry, Philadelphis. Pa, fine assortmsnt
OF BON BONS, Orystalized Fruite, Ohoco.
iates. Caramels, 90, at MoKEEZtE'S,
Jan 1l6 Main et,oet
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, Auction Sale.

n AncNon Sale. fr
'RYvirtue Of . roxerof attorney 10 me di.
Il ~ = reosed, / will soil at public auction, on
Ha,,.s HInSESgAa, 19sh instant, at the Exchange
"A; Al The STOCK TN TRADE and FURNI-
TUtE OF tho Exchange House, consisting of
Gh'airs, Tables. Cutlery. Orookery. Glassware.
miscellaneous articles
VS.. MONTEITH. Attorney In fact.
- Ont0n copy. Jan IL G.
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BLACK CROOK DIVINITY uuint-
escence of the leg drama, the celebrated
Black Crook, is having a royal run in
New York, and its leading divinity ia
said to be Southern lady Of remarkable
culture and intellect. Her name is Miss
Kate Stanley. She is South Carroll.
MAN by birth. She spent the war in
England. Al its close, her parents being
impoverished, she went on the stage to
support herself and them. She is an
exquisitely beautiful blonde, rare
prima donna, splendid pianist, n fine
magazine writer and novelist. She is
now engaged upon q novel to be pub
lished by the famous house of Bentley
in England. She has turned tho heads
OF the New York theatre going world.
A colorod woman, named jimmie for.
merl y the property of w. L. Keith, died
on the 3lst nlt., near Table Mountain,
at the advanced age of LOG years. She
was accustomed to tell she was sixteen
years OLD ut the time OF the revolution.
ary war, but the old citizens represent
her ago as above -Keocee Courier.
SUDDEN DEATH. Aaron Witherspoon.
a colorc!l man. died suddenly. on Thurs.
day, 1th instant, near tho Red Hill
plantation of Mrs. John X McIvcr. la
this County. Hrnrt discnse il supposed
TO have been the cause of liis death.
.UUiboyU Times
Politeuess is like an air cushion--ihcrn
may bc nothing i'll il, but i, eases tur
Its wonderfully
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Home Games for Leisure Hour,.

-~01~~S OcsA1hOo 1VA A6IhUI6 0UUIB.
uST received. the following popular
- GAMES at McKenzie's:
BRISQUE, Jap,nrse, Backgammon. Cbeok.
cred Gsmes Of Life, Monar chs and Thrones.
and others. Ian
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SsssssaAAnlirS..1 .

: Pans, January l2.APla1cs wsfli'p plaly a
xourth q. the half mil!iAi Of q srman
war indemnity, two wesES hence. ~
1t ia reported thaE + ,reAsidetlt, ,Thiers
has requested Gauntlet TIA ia, ,discou tinue
his public addresseaitin South France.
and . malicious fnthof Yntfi1ntes that he
nade the request at tBg Bidding Of Bis
msrck. J, -. NJ .,, -, ''''
The smallpox. continues, to spread, in
all Arts Of the British isles. Cardinal
Cullen. iu pastoral letter, perpits! !tE3e
use OF meat on Fridays for, sanit4r:y, t:l ,rea, !;
sons on account of the prevalence OF dis
ease esa Ntnt M 7lll1ll ll--". F..
The committee of. tho Assembly has
reported unanimously in favor of,repeal-
ing the law sequestrating the estates Of
the Orleans Princes. 10 ~ = i Ao.
LONDON, January lathe Tines
hnanoial article announces that q combi-
nation OF telegrapbists, yesterday,
agreed toi establish direct cable from
England to New York. - z. '.',..ao g
Twelve miners were killed in the Oak
land Ooliiery explosion. .fi.o,ln;1,l ....,.
MADRID, January h12.--Ditferenoos
have arisen in the. Cabinet with. regard
to the policy to be pursued in Cuba, and
the appointment OF Marshal Ooneha as
Captain-G General of the island, The de-
partnrn lo{ the latter fIom Cadiz has con.
sea4ephkRsep dsfasredIuu!oy . .e!5o!,s,,
ThelRapsL Legation :Will, ,sqqn cbe re-
established here. The, name .oD the fu.
turo nuncio has not peep announced,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
TUESDAY, May 7-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, May 7-P. NJ
The stock market was active throughout the
day with wide fluctuations in the speculative shares
opening weak in tone but with the exception OF North
west Common, (which started at 1885, decline OF nearly
per cent from the last sale yesterday there was no
important difference In any stock the list Almost
Immediately after the opening OF the Exchange Hall the
tenor of the market changed and instead of further
bear raid, bull campaign inaugurated, which
carried up prices faster than they had gone
down tho day before. Northwest Common, for
instance, which opened at 73S advanced to ut
before the first call, though reaction TO 70 occur
red afterwards. This and Pacific Mail, Western Union,
G. G. and l. c. Rock Island, and Union Pacific the
leading features during the rest OF the day. The market
not without its reaetonary but together
the bulls had decidedly the advantage In the operations
for the day, the advance IN the above named shares
ranged from to nearly per cent. Among the less
active stocks. We note advance in Harlem from I22
12s Panama lis to lli and Michigan Central to lI64
Honnibs and st. Joseph selling at I2a Delaware IAcka
aud Western at 10i and New Jersey Central at
iO9t St. Louis ald Iron Mountain closed at lO TO l03
In the miscellaneous and Express shares higher prices
ruled close. Quicksilver sold a4a Preferred
at 5i a53 Canton at sIas2 Adams Express at ps
Americsn at 73l07Si, United States at 76ia7ea and
Wells Fargo Co.'s at s5t aset Atlantic Mail advanced
10 ssa The following table shows the opening highest
lowest, and closing prices Of stocks to-day
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

The Philadelphia stock market heavy to-day.
PENNSYLVANIA Or sold at lc6.; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 2s; Reading Railroad 5si aud Pennsylyania
Railroad. 67s. Gold closed at li3i
The receipts OF Customs at New-York for the week
ending April 80 were e4,10210i. The balances In tho
Treasury Of the United States at tho close Of business last
evening were Currency, sl5,653l39 coin, l05469lo
coin certificates, So, ,0S9.
In the California Silver Mining Stocks dividends have
inst been declared by the following Companies Crown
Point $40 per share Ely, q per share Mahogany SO
cents per share.
The earnings OF the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail-
road for the month Of April were 1872 s7s6s3; 1871,
sl2e59o increase Is72 $4,000. January to April 80:
1872 49, 1871 s522ss 5 increase in 1872 s0 79
Messrs Clark Dodge Co. Offering the Pacific Rail-
road tof Mssour per cent first mortgage bonds So
cured by st. Louis real estate the partcularso which are
set forth in their advertisement in another column.
A public meeting OF the San Francisco Chamber Of
Commerce, the Committee Of One Hundred leading citl
zens, and the st. Louis Delegation there in tho
interest Of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad enterprise,
was held in San Francisco yesterday The meeting
solved unanimously to accept tho proposition from st..
eus San Francisco to subscribe for at least
of the stock OF the Thirty Parallel Railroad furnish
terminal facilities and be represented by three or four
directors in board OF thirteen and st. Louis Is to do
much for the enterprise. r. e. Sheath, President OF the
San Francisco Chamber Of Commerce.; Judge John
B. Hayes and the Hon. C. L. Hopkins have been appointed
the part OF San Francisco TO return 10
st Louis with party from that city, and adjust the
details OF the agreement and make for the
immediate construction Of the road. Ayinza Hayward
w ho IA probably te wealthiest uneOwner In the world,
has agreed head the subscription list with s60o0
and ultimately II 10 II found Impossible To raise the Ii
amount required he will Increase the amount OF his sub
scnption by such sum as shall DO necessary up 10
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

except ge speculative purchases d Lsy.r Psss
the ssIs of the rsse 70 900 bores closing I0e higher sn
moderately Droes n
baycn favor quote Turkish Punes si Vsenes ssaiv
st I2e; Massae - CusraH 7lct Ctsor
for New and &C. for Old and ssrdnss qass
" hrs and Hna5c for halves
PRATHRRsTte inqcy 0nly limited and prices steady @.
quote Prime Sig Iy NJ red st eOase and MSei 4ae
GHAIN-nder favorable from Liverpool Wbaa
arrivals and rapid advance 10 Poar h9ers have
prices bash A. the cO The market but quiet;
higher prices cheek hn1es for export and nfng the
sOO bush 20 fr No. Chiesgo pgae IN store AMI u 70 br
sfo @ for Amber Western sore eto for Whe hebg,n
store ounmonl Barley quiet AMI ss o. co. bash
on private terms Barley Malt Is d1l AND hswy a of $50 bash
CITY al 40 and 900 bush state Al TO- Oa are betr 10,
acve the I7N0 Nev Ohio White al s5
Western store Rye aet'. and close, amr
81 Com Is sraer and quite .et, ne deass1
more general tong for tie fgtUr & e 1900 bush West
Srn Mixed Al 76d76c asst 7c store 80 900 busb for The
half Of jane and 40 900 uh for all Jun the pe so
Roud Yellow at &c. Included IN the sales are seoss
JD 900 bush for the fntors.
u
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

GINsENGThe supply Is nearly srhus'e' ana pnees """nA
'eTsSEsHrSe Bag. m.n. dn and ,G%ia.i
quote Domestic at 6i ae' for Immediate and @iSe Tor ia'sr DE-
HIDEs-rhe m.rr fairly active the -i es demand,
hows almost entirely for ne common ON OFT s Ss % %ssf RsS goo %
Hides Tor the pas, been follows, 40 frors Basa.
sn. ssss. &ss .T ss ssy,a pt P S Foo
s.y. b. aaf 80 @ Sr sISs per- Ga1c &
Ocean sa S, cs @ S %oocS.s &C. css
Anna ma m nSo. @ ,1s % other s, 0..s sss po. sh..ss Sa @
%ei Is ieo@s S1s ~ sS s Dry % sa,Do. As. s 1873 D..
ksa % II D ,. q Pc Dr. e5s. .. rs r. a ssfS' e. "a. a.
gold; ses Dry bsateydo I ~ D. G at sc ss1, 'S y p a no
sea 1000 Dry oraoeo to aTss % .s.e so bg TgI
p pdsi: Z sa. D1 S.s s.s seSPy
% o .% 20 p ac % S7 I ssi % 's S !. P s aa n1. s
go Dy Sailed Me!ic.n % ~ ?. pa,. ,ems as w.s I.iea
sassey; c sasisI o p L s''; . E 70 e. Rs
1 & q iS 4y MSnso iSs~ 900 O 8 0aas0 Ro t.Gs Dry
sasd 51S.s an: /. ssS.s =, q: PS az
Bencs Ayes aud Rio Grande Earops. 800 a.
i1e e % .Ss Ss Sl.i,t sasS ."s @
2J b. 81 asse sod .ctsS % onsyaeo lo W D. a
3, 81 sn 70 2 S ;S sS .sSs6 sS 's''sd & e j, fo %
'as. s. az 70 ssa :,lse;ea e f
$:, ss 81 g: g.; : : Ts;. s
s %. esG 3 s1 1s is i' 5s.
5is'' so - tie: % c:S w. . =
= hey 9IS fus. Si p.s isigzsS; s.S a:y
Gs.ls S .c1s e D and 3 a Il Il % b. Z @ sS
q e Is b. sse s E, 'ss 9 S %T a. s g 10 y II b. s &c.,
ss Ds, as y s9 rS sif B"eac: rS
s .Ss s.ssS ss S's5'i so so9s s. sS!s g - sa S o
&. 81 s.a 'l% 'G.c sf s 5at' to 5s % sS
a e . r. Ss .ESnSs,a ES as a' a % ss = . ss
they run; Bahia 70 30 d, l4alc, gold they r9n nsc.ee
&c., S to ,o 8 a. :. iSs' y @ ts sa.sb tf. ISLAND
;SG SsI run . %f ss se4 ssnds H.Bai%s. g to S g. .s ca
% s to 50 H. R%1c Tss ,Is sp Sousss s1s 10 ts r. sis o. ear
nc3 q. they run CITY Slaughter Or 10 % 80 B LIE cap~ne,
e.. is. S ss9ssi cSs S ssA 70 e p b.
Calcutta CITY Dead Green to 10 10. ~ aSe, g0h cao'A c Sa
HAYNTIsrs has Seen good demand, continued limited
% 8 Sd Hff a s1rs sSss iSsi 81 s'p for nS '
@ I aa " ~ 81 for Long
IsSP!sssi. steady ~ slls sea Js.s .cSsr.
s ,ss ;,y. & q S Sa Sss .us % S !. =.
market remain. quiet bat - trn a. ',: KS .s' . ssr ,
Ges = 81 . , :sss'.
western growth
fF ss-iA S stock a.1isf
N s % I.ss SCI. ss ' sSs
ss And s sSei n 1 em Bususs ssr S
E:sI;s EsS s.is @ 4 ss a:Ts
sj s 5ssss. s,li: SisIsss sssI. o.
% s.i. !S .ss .Rs .e s he
2 n & os1 Maas ,aa AS1
S:;s' S; 81: s:'; s;: S: s; %
s @ & s ass % cspG sG. 1ss a o. a' :a
sissaa change Scotch Pig
s 5 a 81, ar. :sa' limited ass demand .
$ :ss n: ss % e. h:si m $ ss' s
gold The dsmasd fe Plates less T bat PSs a. a sn 's srS. S
.t IS s@sS' 90. C. ssS SssI s,sfrs
tied We quote:
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

Extra mails tomorrow, per steamer Minnesota, VIII
close at II D. m the Merchants Exchange Nos 10 ana
81 Pine-st
Tie furry in money noticed yesterday continued dur
ing the greater portion OF to day. with call loans
ing at a gold and exceptionally hrysecond Just
before bank hours, however rates relaxed to 6, the
closing quotation Prime business notes were quiet at
rates last quoted.
Government bonds were quiet, the decline In goId
carving down the market fraction, though II wound
Iiclr6 6 atehr as D.u H.: