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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
SvlvAM SPRINGS!
CHARLES KYLE, Proprietor.

up Tor the reception Of isdvduAl visitors pier
s ~ social parties. Ample. sccopmodations for
sso assoeine hAysbssn made, and Ice Cream. Lemon
see Gakss. fruits, Ac. will BE- supplied to ali who
So desire them. No Intoxicating liquon ~ be
I ia, On re syoand W continue bis poppy.
s1oove ABOVE named summer lax 1riss may b. had durins
,son also, at his rendezvous Sixth and Oranss
,s;Seu. wherc be will be pleased 70 see bis msny
r.s1aa and the pablic gensrally. may7.Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
New Root % ma SnOe NtOre.
= GEO, S, HAGANY.

No. WEST SECOND STREET 0a
between Market and Shipley has just opene!
erss aud varied assortment Of Boots and Shoe
for Ladies. Gentlemen. Boys. Misses and Children
oil Of which be proposes to sell at prices to suit the
present times. and respectfully asks the public l..
OIL enA 81 anime his stock mar IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
10 TNk FCnLlC.

.t,sn an now getting up q new Portable HEATER.
S sses ehespnsss, au!ebiii.y and economy saenot
tsssno expand d sGf ssE rSesy psit Il hester.
Msoept ".pt the cast ieon) - Manufactured under my
Easapervision X an made In the best manner: It n
A"'ash s~s%k 4. SSyonnrssos, v
ss,is ssSAaT .aaSs bna Az .ahiplsy stzssG
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
DHtLADELPHlA. WILMlN / BALT1
L MORE kAlIKnAU

i MORE RAILROAD,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On anil after WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1871.
passenger car will be attached to tue freight
train leyv,ug Philadelnh,s 1t 900 p. m. tor Will
..ingtoh.
In. rlin will stop at Stations as follows. when
-ivnailed: TRAYS Ferry. a.l2 y. IN. Lasaresto $50
=. III; tarster "a o. IN: L.mokin. 8 %5 .. IN; fhu'-
low. ~, D. III: Linwood. 9.ja -. M la, mont. l0Vl
y. NJ; hliersli., 1.lS p. M arrive WilminEton. 10
pm toctNl Il y. kENNEY. SUIT.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
PASSENGFRS SAILED.

FOR BREMENIp steamship Hermann AFr q Baron Won its
Dr. RupPaSei, Mrs Mary Mover Mr. Tasks family snd
servant, Bertha Tasl Muller Mr. and Nc Joan g. Kim;
s scs PASTOR sF cs NV Woc rs K Mr.. My R Ba ka'e Robert
srehow family VI 4. Bstmann. Wai.er A. Bangame Maf
.s.ST .ss ..T,sS sSd s sI 6sS M Nee M.,s Mr. siu & s children
AioPh nOher Mrs sPAe k,gner MIS- CsTa % keps Mus fTGs'
Anna FG Mss Goids Peer p Hese3ever CapsT f'usner
sohs z,n%ernsps Gusiav zmmernaun M r. Mrs.
pnne ISuserer child George Marker snd my Mrs Anguste
PS 'ssI srSS aH SG wm Yemaun and @t Mis-. Anna Mn
Made Messing John Messing Mrs Mare Sei'e tnd ehd MI and
IIcrnsnn Fahreuhos and family Ms Eath Dahl Mr Meta Fischer,
Richard Fischer Fran, HOchren Ms Christine ssiel Miss
Aeran Miss Marie eT Miss Rosa Hey Mrs G. Hun ~ ani amyi
seSSr@snn and family W G. UInd Miss G. BOhE chi Miss
Leue Bonk Conrad Smith jr Henry Nee jr Henry er Job
Weber Gust Hermann Pncireh Pstenus g. Winierhr Her
R"ssnss Louis SSs5as T. T. hs5 johann % wsI5sAf.
Mis- l. sieser Miss Lonse Ungar Mr. Sapp Johann
Derbrger SchOnhurg Mrs Anna Man Schmii 8ev C. Nge
Bare, Thos Walsh aol child, MI and Mrs w. TCqH'
A. L. Donaldson H. WsOa Mr anu Mrs hdiehnson r H.
RhbOn L. Dear Mr. Nr, T. Packard child infant and
nTTss nurse" n1s & w. SpSas Ne eS.S F"q Mss Nose
ham. Miss Moutheuln Mr. ami Mr.. A. Bi gut Mis- h,9od Mss
Dunck Major Mr. and Mr.. } l. WiLrow and servant
Mrs j. d. Price, Miss Price and m'id G. Seyno Jaeo' Hon. g.
sanceT a SA Mis- Nj Hevsi II Hc,6eand G. ? S " o
M and Mrs O. Bliss Miss M ee Ms b bactpe MIS- h,ys
and Mrs T. W. Grams and dasghr C. lie Bnsr John BI9eia
W LuptOa D Williams Miss L W. suforl TaoA sc H. vii,
ums Miss H. Ssfu, Miss A. su Mr. and Mr. Z. podre, M aud
sts Sd Dna a. Jan and d oa H. Moore W. H. sargent "
A. sargent II. @. c. Hnehmau. Il. CoiH.
MR. Moeheim and fou ehlreu Miss Braso7l Ms b-siod "9
2 Hrnes Miss POLLOCK Henry r Archer end ad Ms a :
Moran Miss Murray Mrs hearney, a J. Burden Lady Two em
F6R SAvASNAH-Ia steamship San savn1o Apr 27.-s Field
Mr Julia BaneA Jas IL Fonkag I'D Wis C. slansas j. w.
Miss Herdsa, MIS- Geo L. Coos.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
PISCENGERS ARPTTED.

PROM LlyRRPOOI-Ia Steamship Spain, April 27Capt Phil
Lips Booth j. c. Jacobson j. kA0wle, and W H. Horse
ey J. Tbrerd H. De Qlnd Lawrence, y Frog ~ L. $ Mctl
g. Walker j. Massey. Whee.cr r, A. Prsi J. W King
L. g. Sanders J. S. W SaOmon, j. f. Ashley l. {. al
poe smith Homer family Nh All dr Goli Mss
M Morgan Fuller. M. and Mr. Gamble Mr. nni Mrs
HAYS Mrs Bennett and child Mrs Fielding Mo A. M-ef Ms
daughters Semal Mr. ms LoYd Nh and ArA
Lyons family, Mrs. r. james. Miss J.. James.
PROM sAvANNAH-In Steamship leo, April 27Wn Dam, wife
and child Mis-, Townsend G. Pote Geo Fd r. Mrs. A. W.
BrimsOa Goodman W b Plat Fuen !u Ia hin T. Conuly
r. Conne Collie r. p pumOnt. John l. Crane. $ H. Cathau
p Krous c. p Arnold ami wife b. NJ funAhn NJ B Churchill NJ
CLARK J. b. Cape r. Shulert H. BnSyagea, W Bl0c9eS VIE
and chillren ROsw sm Cas Seleck. H. \. NArc Nm ~
PuHer Gayrabi, Ella Barrett. Mary lion. Hurs T.
Mckle Poster aud child G. M wallace r. VI ITOTrG
PROM LIvERPooL-ln steamship Tat via Ami -'NiS h 1ar
r. III. Van
hsgen James Anderson and SOP FreTcl j. w. xr
G. j. Minor and Ms. C. Duncan A. g. Pgrili d an MI r.
child Mr.. lcri .lrS 81 Ergos, Capt
Hobart T. Scnppo Ms Msry IGJOs, DIS Bradford MIS-
eyer and son Miss Jane Reel
FROM LIVRRPOOLIn steamship city q baltimore. Apr 27
Hiss NJ Dickinson D-gdse Mr and Nj Ialp Miss l. A.
Npgent IL C. Van Neroth john Nj Loewc nr Hc4ey
BniaL Warrington M Lu-e,, fr DyloA aad infant
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
EXPORTS PROM sErr. 1. 1871. IT, DATE.

BAY-There continued good demand and he market Is We
suo 81 wa for hppng 81 3Od IS for retail lots ~ 6oc.
or Salt Hay and ds 10 for Glover in mtel demand and
steady $lQS Is M lang Rye Soc VI for short do and a9c
for Oa.
MoLASsESForga grades only moderate demasi
pces Orleans quiet but ~ hhdz CaYed
lG rs hhds Barbados %oe 20 hh Porto Rico at Co., snd IS
tbs Nes-Orlesns att5c
NAVAL STORES Spirits Turpentna has dull and
sbe lower sales of 50 bb to Beneetor o With
light the he prices check 5oohb strained
$3.50 We quote No. at Std ~ j No - 55G IS Pale
S69$1 Extra do 81 1888 So and Window CASA W 5oa ~ So
Tai quiet ut 5aG S3a5
OltS-Crue Psh Oils wous Saotabe change City Luseed
quiet steady Menhsden rrmAi quiet but em,
Other OILS Aro dull aud unchanged.
PRoysioNsOur Pork mirk he pas, week h hesa fairly active
pool for both Pork and ssrs
has been less disposition sell future delivery bul
the The activity rapid advance
Bacon liverpool unexpected 10 trade and this
than olhe the Pork marhs, the Upward The
's have been moderate and notice hm,o reduction
'toos aud Ind considerably under that Of be corresponding tine last
year In Prime Mess seter business has been Done AZ h oe
higher prices ob,Nnel, though tho demand only
hunted In Rehss saly limited busness passing al
shou, former prices. The stock Ia moderate "a Sour,
fodAy her gsOi demand for Tork hrp
With much available tho sa.es cash ami rvgu
bbs piJ 40 ia Tor New Mess s5aSl3 80 Western PHme
Mos or iatare delivery, sales Of tpbb Mess seller May
$i 500 bb for MAJ - so0 jl3 95 and $50 DO May S4
so bb~ ts June a. tlGpt Rii 1850 do for July at 81, ssG
Western Prime Mes t VI tiJ 5 Beef msieately active
prices sales ~ 200 bhls x1 10 for Plain
and AlOG f2 for Extra de ercc Beef n hut hot
bo he mora toahcnt gnrayi OF % *l5G ola
L Pmo Mrss and YG9S!l for luNa Mess Beef Hans n Ia
lasss jaiaI ai am sales Ot % bbt t9as3 b We,leTu
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

even small order without advancing quotations This
was not calculated to enlist speculation and tho business
therefore has been almost wholly In the way Of invest
pat Tn State bonds there was nothing OF Importance
to note.
The stock speculation has been In the mann pun one'
and although general list has been r'her qo' cei
tain specuatiyes have been conspicuous Tor their
octv,, ana hrovancy and by their example have lifted
tho arkot into an advanced position, rs SHOWN In tho
psuo xyoek,v comparatiye table Indeed, speculation
seems "a have run IN certain speciaties on
different days, tho entire attention OK the
street being given up to Whatever "hS INC
conspicuous card at the moment More particularly
Erie and Pacific Mail have engrossed the puDnc mind
but to-day c. Co. and l. c. has been the most important
feature having advanced from a6I 99i though being
particularly active between 3S and 39 Some Western
operators are credited with the present movement but
s the Road Is said to DO enlisted under the banner OF
Scott the Railroad King is uncertain where the specu
lation will end As the road is parallel with the Pitts
burgh and Wayne and both arc under Lease 10 prac
tically corporation, too much tranc cannot
be diverted to 1t without compromising the other Inc,
though such diversion OF business given reason for
the enhanced yaluo OF the stock Rock Island was
leading feature at 113ial1i, Pacific Mail ana western
Union being firm, and Union Pacific higher. INC NOW.
York Central was above par In the forenoon but yielded
later taking Erie down with II. Northwestern common
was quiet the transfer books for the election June o.
close Tuesday. The annual meeting OF the STOCK
holders the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail
way Company will take place In Cleveland next
Wednesday May l. for the election OF directors Inc
investment stocks strong, though Panama sod az
lle against 1924 yesterday Chicago and Alton brought
49, Harlem 1921 Chicago Burlington and Quincy lS5i
and Preferred Ohio and Mississippi 7St Miscellaneous
shares firm, and Express shares dull and strong
The market in the afternoon became very quiet ana
dealings dwinded into the most insignificant proper
ons the final tone being steady The opening highest.
lowest and closing prices Of stocks for tho day were as
follnMs:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
NOTrON MARKErS.

MOBILE Apri sTCo,on dul ard tomnAj halss Str>i net
receipts, b1 bales. stock, 1883 oasA ...
Apn !I-Coten qaet ent nrn Medhsss Hti nes
2 bales eXports-to "a brAn bAcs oesiss
IS bales. sales 40 bales s.ock, Y. KS bales
Cotton dull and nohng coirgi hdlhnss, sie
wee kly I35 bsles. slippeHtA 80 bales.
wnMsarUs April 27-C.toa quiet MdSIags ?2e. ret
eeipts. stock, s32a bales
ArausrA April Coton Arms Addugs 2s' reo@ss - oa aes
sales. l13 BARS - - 90
Posros April 2T-Coo, quiet MiIdhnss, ,c ne, receipts
baes gross els bales enpiso Great Bntn le has sas 40
b.es ss-k. 4l00O bales $500, =.
MrsrsuA April g-co9oO quiet bu. srmi Aadnss ' receipts.
10 bske - 49,.
%ss Ipos-ooast~,s IN bales saes loo bales stock Sss
bales. ,,.. ..
pAurxonx April IeottOn srnsr Aed higher; Mailing i3,.
receipts. bsles receipts 9 bales
bales. sales 24O basso las. evening sieel H. u. baos
April 2T-Cotton tnuers MddhngS PIE
CIScrxsArr Apnl fL-Coiion amei; MddisKs 23ic
Appl 2.Coton teay MdAeg i., net recsf
lsT bales expOrtseOasiwse 7 bses saes S bes 40
bales
PIMA Aprl "a Cottsc ers Madlngs. Rl cso
April TCottoe qae bat Good Ortu.y. ~
" bales; Great Britain s b@csg
sales 253 bars; sseh 3,3lT ksA
SEwOsasASs Aprl 2iCoon steady Mdin me-, fs.s; yet
cspt 23it bss: 3ni bsles eIports-co MsA t ll
eoasswsr k2sa bales sAes 400 bales, STOCK, % ,ls.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Lozpoy Anl 27lln Consos op-nc a. %. for sri
OIL for The account t0nis 1875. Csi
I9,5s ola, Oh; I.1s 81 reh.folhe-. 33i.
April IA m.--te1tes opened at 55f.
LIykKPoor- Apn, Pill m.touon opened Ga!et Mdi.ng
Cp'ands II NJ a. Mildlng Orleans 1llUllli
LIyERPooL April Z7L.o Irhe ~ s,uss make. Is frn
Wheat per oolt for CaAfria White AMI 2o l0r
Red Western Spring. Corn. 23 9 per quarter
LONDON, April l1-2Jj msioS q G@3 perew ioT RSss a.
SUGAR 81 Z. Is per u Duch SrIdlri spot
IoSDos April 27-L3 p m.-ConOs eioss at S5i or nsney
and g]i for the UBted States FNCIgCny DOrs !a,
gI 1865 OIL 9l5 1865, g3 Ten Portss ll -
LIygKPooL, April 21-l:sUP --Coiton eioe qmst A"
UpIands Id Nldlng Orelns. .dsi Tie aes * tie Y ba's
been 10 900 bales cuing 100 for speculation and az
LONDON April Sugar - per cat Ter no L Du.ch sansfI %
the spet and % 6 for Do. GrOf. ,.
IyEESooL Apn 27Arnged 2Gh. ship Nes.or from New iors
Marcb IS sb ID ba Of Cot.on; rz Io~., N.sJf "a
March 90 2oI5 b4s Of Cotton; k from hes Oaas
Ap1l /. w1A LlG b8l,s Of COt1n -
LivEhpooL April gigyealg g-BscOn ~ 2 ow fr Short lib
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

The money market closed up easily at and per cent
all around the ruling this forenoon being and 7.
There has been fair business In commercial paper at
and per cent for choicest selected names. and to 10
for ordinary grades. The bank statement was more
favorable exhibit, rejecting In the increased OF
legal the return OF this
center; though that National Bank notes have also
been coming in very freely. Is evidenced in tho
large gain In deposits The specie line Is ro-
duced but nominally. though IL should be under.
stood that tho large specie exports did not count
In tnis weeks averages Tho coin movement OF the
week covers the disbursements by tho Treasury OF q
million In the regular weekly sale &6s0OOO on account
of redeemed bonds t2sS7, 900 in May interest and
s2O3s5 other interest the customs receipts amount
ing to &3lOOoa, and tho specie export t7l5.6s The
banks make gain Of to5s2 sS. and hold in law
fu money In excess Of legal requirements. t5s95lB
The following table shows the condition Of tho New.
York City banks at the dates aforementioned
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
MAY INVESTMENTS.
BANKING HOUSE JAY COOKE & Co.. 20 Wall-st.

BANKING HOUSE JAY COOKE & Co., 90 Wall-st.
We offer for sale at par and accrued interest the
FIRST Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company They arc FREQ
from United States Tax to the holder. and issued
in the following denominations: Coupons, 800,
$500. and $1,000; Registered, 800. $780, 81 900.
$1,000 and $4,000.
The Bonds are secured by first ard only mort
gage on all the property and rights of tic Company
which will embrace. on the cOmpletionos tho work
First. Over Two Thousand Miles of Road, with roll
ing stock, buildings, and all other equipments
Second, Over Twenty Three Thousand Acres of
Land to every mils of finished road This land ex-
tends in broad, fertile belt from Wisconsin.
through the richest portions Of Minnesota Dakota,
Montana, Idaho. Oregon, and Washington, to Puget
Sound.
Both Principal and Interest on the Bonds are pay
able in Gold coin. at the office OF JAY COoRE & Co.,
New-York Citythe Principal at tho end Of 80 years,
and the Interest lat the rate of seven and three
tepths per cont por annum) frst Of January and
July.
These Bonds are ut all times receivable at ten per
cent premium in payment for the Company's lands
(now bong offered for sala). at their lowest cash
price
In addition to their absolute safety. the Bonds
Weld an income larger. we believe, than any other
first class security. Persons holding United States
5-2Os can by converting them into Northern Plci6es
INCREASE THKR YEARLY INCOME ONE-TIIIRb and
still have perfectly reliable investment. And with
the same eltre confidence with which we 0em-
monded Government Bonds to Capitalists and Poo
pie. we now after the fullest investigation. recon-
mend there Northern Pacific Bonds to our friends
and tho general public.
Furtb or information, pamphlets. maps. &C.. will
be furnished application. by any of tho Bank,
BauEers acting as Agents for the Loan.
JAY COOKE * Co.,
Ncw-York, Philadelphia, and Washington,
Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railroad c..
THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILRAAD
COMrASYs FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being ah
soxbod by all increasing demand for thonl.
. Secured a. they arc by first mortgage on Tho
Road. Land Grant. Franchise. and Equipments ccm-
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THB TRfBurg-

% Y
Asugse recept, today are % pkga quiet and
are unchanged at 750 SO Pearls dull and norana
COTTON-The business effected to-day spots was very nnaI
mostly spnner but the market has been frme nd closed &C.
bales l last EVENING" Of which 80 bales were
for cTpo 3i7 for specuon futures have
been e aigsnce Of tc Sales lat event after
D. m-May 22Ic DC, 80 % lJl6c 100, notice aef
Pc loo p l5l6c 400 at 2c at & 2O nt3 IIoc
jane at 2,c - 95 30 at 2c, 100 al u 5c wv at
70 Cc 500 At 2c July 100 } August lCo at ~ liOe O
at 93lc September 3J at 9c; December 100 at l9! ecaage
I9c I'd TO 100 lOj June c 3D. 10 20 Nay 70. 2O
Junetotal. 1900 baes sales to-day up;o M Nay 100 at Ze
loo at l3c 100 At 2J l3c NJ 600 2j loc
al PC % ll6c jane I0D 70 sl6c 100 at 2J o
lIsc, 100 23tc 80 at % 6c 100 OF 2Jc Jn % at
23 10 Ice 2Jc l5IG 100 2ic August wv a. %
2 September 100 at 22c 2o at q .lte Ol st 1 ~ At
2l Lice Pile October 0 at 20c 20 at 2O!ci December J
at 0i eIcsng-s p 200 May for 200 Jnne jl6c pad to
May so August total 300 bees grand total TO- wv bee'
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
cne mortgage. they command at once a

bined in one mortgage, they command at once
ready taarket.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable in gold.
Interest at eight (S per cent per nnnum Payable,
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
wears. Denominations, 81 900, $500, and 800 Cou-
pons or Registered.
Price 97i and accrued interest, in currency, from
February Is, 1872.
Maps, Circulars, Documents, and information fur
nished
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-York.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the un-
dersigned, who unhcsitatingy recommend them.
TANNER 81 CO., Bankers,
No. IL Wall-st, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were;

Gold has been quiet and indlferently supported not
ythstandlng the heavy line Of specie shipments. The
early price was 1I3 hot lster 1t fell to 10 1l2 aHd
finally to 1924, with slightly rmer feeling apparent as
the close The business has been smaller scale than
for several days. both in epeculatv5 and com
mer-o;al way. In the gsid loan Market. the rates
were ?, /, 2i. ~, q. and per cent for carrying.
Tho Assistant Treasurer pah 900 for May interest,"
a toal Of and s1osao for past due interest,
total II s3 and redeemed Ssl 900 In caed bonds.
making total of sH.7iOOOO The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared.
s66 600 oo gold balances T5,o; currency balances.
e. 085Op The following werothe quotations:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

The Philadelphia stock market steady to-day.
rannsylvania 6s sold at IO7 Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road 49, Reading Railroad. q, and Pennsylvania Rail
road, 6lk Gold closed at ll25
The books Of the Equitable Trust Company will 30
opened for subscriptions capital stock, to-day Mon
day the National Bank OF Commerce. See advertise
ment In another column.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Eess'ts Railr0ads
April f pkgs Aches Bceswar 81 b. Co'tor u pkZs
Dried 4b7s bb Eygi 80g b Fog - h9l% he'l 60 oEs
Meal JJ lush. Nheii !6lsJ bl. - lu3 80
seed i81 Beans r. g. Pe - bl E1p'
M Leather ~ pigs Beef i5J PORK JJ bs CUi N ~
Lar l3 TaOw, 20 pkgh bteann, <J pss
OIL Cake 60 bales Moss 90 Butter @2 pes Chee 5 oo.
pkgs Rice ~ bses sD 800 pigs starch, 10 ls G1e ~
Tobacco 2l6 pkga Tobacco, J7 b. WHISKY ~ bale WOOL
Receipts for the week 'ndDg Saturday evening hp p en-
brace bb. $40 5h. Hh SKY 1873 bJiS M M
bags buh Wheat & 'o5 be D. Corn i'o bush
O,ts bush. Nat 0J bush barey Zl0 bush c
Ll8l Grsseei l pigs Beef 4 ~ pkg' Pors D pss C-'
Meats 40 pas LarJ, S4 kscs Lard, 20 pAg s"N oS' p's'
AI.ar
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29


FREIGITS- movement all lines has light with Aes
Petroleum trade have been N moderate de-
steady The engagements to-day we're; 10 liverpool
900 bush Gram A. standard bnshe 10 Antwerp oV
The charters An lalan bark, hence
10 Gibraltar orders, 1890 bb Refined Petroleum at ~ i'd,
Or cge of the Adric 6 North German bark. hence TO
o03 hence Italian with full cargo OF
Tobacco. at 5Js
good demani hght arrivals aad cold Weather
Since hen Lad home deman yorabe
and cod weather for the seasonre.ung
ac1a and checking the growth OF the crop oil N
Wheat and rendering that shall have late HARVEST and
greatly increased ard Ne apprehension OF
strengthened the OF holders and .iuced
quite inquiry for Great Britain and have note
stock at present rate Of eincton o pres
supply exhausted tue l4h NJ hy much OF haI
Es Canal will s the
Southern reaches from the lakes From
mnc the held there the 2O inst already
nghhong mle and the o other
Lake From Canada their sgpus OF Wheat which
likely proves be pae much belcs Former
wenorned dealers throughout Mhoa have
wothri, Of their Spring Wheat and get
through OF May Tnis late and the chances
much against good The quantity Of Wheat in ng re.
hnd
hold high quit sertn
saIs for vii a much below he general
expectation of The week l bush " b'3
fme light and the offerings The Sper
Spring UGisy. At the close market
demand chiefly Winter qnes TIE ssles
busb ola 81 % a Ma Chicago spIiu, In
81 t3G 63i Milwaukee ,t)re; 81 ~ for r.,
store; 7661 Amber Michigan. in + 81 Barey
quiet the supply good lghE Barley Malt limited
demand and far the
are Ohio rei Iic. aaoi White SIC ahoat
Western 40 Aioa; White At DC c Rye is Onger
store to Corn firm, though closing quiet
tie inquiry ft the future sales o. ~ O Duh
MIe at 76G6c ahoat for neit week sd all May
private do White 1Iic Dc. Yellow c shern White
State
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

r., Nat, - no.. .y,. and ,.,, a. At Syanc, sss ~
.ts. A. IA, 70, sbous. sase IA. Short Cat Hams .sd sac
for Picked Bacon less bgs % ~ Sfes AZ
7ie Rib and sic for Short Ce0; ~ eaf q
slc 500 short Rib at ic go boTes Long e sna 20
Bellies Dressed Hogs 6rmej q. 'pDof' "
City Lard held higher but squ sales Of 80 bbs inS & ~ u
bic for City; 9sDJ;c for Pl 10 Primo Srsn and s
for Kettle Rendered. for fnure deyorv active ss 10 @ a. Ia
3ic cash 2Z0 tos for May nS 20 tea for jane "a
9ic so tcs Tor J1Iy At Bs
EXPORTS PKoyIsioss sxw-voEN
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

Tie Quotations Cotton rGl quality not more 'hin
"COPPER" he msrke. dull nominal fer all descriptions;
ssle., 20 bags LagaIm on private terms Il, 49,, .,
excited Foar marke have liberal but the demand has
been general ana steady depletion our stock aVoa al
mea Wea. prices value IN Flour, boilers
decided anage and a grades have impryed Aosi ho
have about sell and the trade have
paid TIE advance c@'aei " eis re1Slncy 10 ,
gaon sumd but the supply Of both Wheat and touF IN .'
80 out OF pIo9loa 70 'n5 SPpe % iV % Tle 1,
that eaanot hope for maFAe feactGn at en- cary & ~
plies WLea. Flour evcrywher md taat e
Summer moas has been rapid anee
last The stock Extras Carefully made Monday
his day week. pIce the stock about 10000 barrels SHIP
pes VII oltb ing ers ami Lece our stock Of
bb soain 81 53 bbl. tie cosroaag last yeJr To-day
there was Only limited demand FOR Flour bat with limited arrivals %
the close bu: strong the ayaace Tor the 10"
grades steady the Lg grades sales Of 100 bb We qloe
NoI ............... 7J0 IS ONO RouainOop. hI ~ ~
saperane S5a go ira shPpng,.;:;: $ S1S 20
1;s sS; Faae' 'aat I ao VII. West EI ~ 70
M Ss"to s:g%aa t CS S 8 po9e Iis Es aa '
wi %hes, iaGfs 900 IS LOUIS, Goaes En- $50 \ 59
hiili "o ASG nS meS a. @ eoa 10 Gcnssss
sou en Flour is ry held higher. The demand mol
rae there oy moderate inqy aai Tie markell
~ fpit Xe. and teorgetdwl Mixdto sup 81 290 81 IS
BAIT Alex. Geo-z'towa Ex.ra aad Family sJD y 5y
Richmond COUNTRY Extra 2S@ 10 20
Pc Fsr in Limited demand but i: Grm At the close
ID aud fairly acvei sales Of l,aOO 6bs We quoe;
i nys Flour SAFE aaa Pnnstyania. 65o 20
plenty anu 10 strongly hell sales OF "a" sbs We
soru .. Jersey 81 o5 Corn Meal Br..s3 30 de4 90
Com 10 80 Corn Meal b. pu 10 % lS 90
'n Jr@y Bag Ms:Piae White At ss0&Ie5 yellow 900
y. l P1e 80. Coi,e RS s r. 81 'S S sr i53 R -
ami Gim at % 5O1 - % p b6L