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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

DRMr. Myers, Agent and Correspond
emit ofthe Kansas City Times, (of which
John Edwards is editor,) visited us this
week. We wish him and his sterling
democratic journal much success in Texas.
We knew Maj. Edwards in the days when
men went hungry and fought hard.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

~ We hail with pleasure, the re sp-
p.srsnee in our columns Of our old friend
Carr. yoHs. His letter win be found in
io-dsy's paper, and those who, several
years ago we're won't 10 read bis practical
sayings viii jein us in right roysl vel
cone serin to The HEEALp.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21
A TRUE FRIEND.

"Another Richmond in the field" cried kichord
lint for the aake of history and truth be u KNOWN
the one pr owed at least oveimatch for the Vanl
Ing king nd So despite the mutiarious bteIs thet
flood the dcluged markets Of the country, irlces
Great Specific oyershadows them all. with lonu ac-
claim, tho sonorous echoes Ofwhich reVerpern.e
through all the land, until the mighty mountains,
answering the seaboard give back the glad respohse
from III to dale rem river to lake, ana Do,h VI
these again to grand old ocean, that rolls II on
for aye! With billowy roar the people hymn Ins
praises of Prico's Celebrated Aromatic Differs;
They have tested Its efficacy, tried its virtues, htu
shrinod 1t, like an IDOL in the very heart OF h',n'
Indigestion no longer waits upon their appeti'ai M
dulgen ces. Dyspepsia breaks no more upon tnon
enjoyable repasts. Nervousness avaunts denny
that crouched within them. shrinks at the meta
morphose of the giant strength and tho load OF sur
fcring under which they wrthed, Is thrown OH, az
with tho agile grace and power ofan athlete ihey
caro- not for the recognition Of other preparatons
con tent to know and feel that they have found IN
Triccs Celebrated Aromatic Stomach Bitters, me
true balm they have heard SO often prated oil IN ui
cad. Address
JAMES W. PRICE 4 CO.,
Ma nuiacturers and Sole Pr opreiorS, New ORLEANS.
Sold by Grocers, Drugg.sts and dcs'ers through
ont the South. Garlingt on, Narsalis 4 Co., Whole
sale Grocors, Dial las, Sole Agents for Northern Tex
90 T12-1m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
DELAMARRE's SPECIFIC PILLS.
prouared BY J. GARANCIERE, No. 214 Rue LON
- parf

Prepared by ]. GAKANUIEhE, NO. III hue HOlH-
bard, Paris.
These pills are highly recommended BY the entire
Medical Faculty Of France as the very best remedy
In All cases OF Spermatorrhoa, or Seminal Weak
ness Nightly, Daily Premature Emissions seSu-
al Weakness OF ImpoteucBi Weakness arising from
secret habits and sexual excuses Relaxation the
Genital Organs; Weak Spine Deposits in the Urine,
and ali the CHASTITY train Of diseases arising from
Overuse or Excesses. They crrs when all other
remedies fail. Pamphlet Of Advice in each box, or
will.be sent free to any address. Price IL per box
SENT by mail securely sealed from all observation, on
receipt Of price. OSCAR @. MOSES, is Cortlandt
ST., New York, Sole General Agent for America.
aur 3. lS72-41:lyr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

- Sister st.. Pierre, formerly Lady
Superior, and at the time Of her death
Mother Assistant OF the Ursuline Convent
at Galveston, died on the morning Of the
9th inst. She took the veil 20 years ago.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21
by TELEGRAPH.
Hptcisl 10 The Dallas Il,hiip.
MARKET Rrr0RTs

Special ~ 'he DALLAS HtnAtp,
MARkEr nrr0Rrs.
Livrnroot, Dec. Goth Cotton quiet
sales to-day I2,000i uplsnds lOl@lOi
Orleans l0l@l0l.
Nrw YORK, Dec. 20--Coiion dull up
lands 20I Futures quiet hut steady. Jan
unry 10s asked; February nominnlly'
10 6.f6; Ipril POI May nominnlly, 2Ol
June nomihally, 2Osi December 10 a.l6i
Gold ~.
GALVESTON, Dec. 20, q P. NJ Cotton
quiet; Good ordinary. 16t al; Low mid
ding, "A MI; Gold, IN; Hides, quiet
Green 1901; Dry, lsl al.
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Dir rutIs Hair Dye doOs not Stain the Linen.

WuryrocK FINIAY b CO., N. o.: CoNNER WAL
KrR, and II. q. HosKISss Co., Dallas, and all drug
gists throughout tho State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

FoR CHRrsrsAs, we have hne assort-
ment Of Pure Stick and fancy Candies |;
all kinds Of Nuts, Fire Crackers, and
little something good to make you an Egg
Noee on Christmas morning.
15s2w. J. L. DOWNS & co.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To THE SHERIFF OF DALLAS Co,-GREETIsG:

To THE SHERIFF OF DALLAS Co.-GREErIsG:
You areherehy commanded that you summons, by
publication, l.. d. Simpson, whose residence IS IN
known, TO be and appear before the District coui'
TO bo holden in and for the county OF DALLAS, ~
tho Courthouse thereofin the city of Dallas, on the
first Monday In February A. D. 1873 then and there
to tho petit tion of John RUSSELL filed ~ selu
Court aFainst raid l.. D. Simpson. Walter wheeler
and W. j. Wheeler, and alleging In substance
heretofore, to-wit: On tho 9th day Of January a.
D.ISTl, said l.. D. Simpson, Walter Wheeler an G
W. j. Wheeler made, executed and delivered 10
plaintiff John Russell, their certain joint promis-
sorry note, in words and figures as follows-to-wt:
1880 Dallas Co., Texas, Jan. 9, 1871:
Ono day after date VIC promise to pay to the order
of John Russell, the sum of Nine Hundred and nj
teen Dollars In currency, for yalne received ncgo
table and payable without defacation or discount,
with 10 per cent. interest from date. in gold
L. d. Simpson,
TSjgnedl Walter Wheeler.
j. W. Wheeler.
That BY the tenor and effect Of said note, said
defendents contracted, agreed and promised to pay
plaintiff or his order, the sum OF Nine hnhhteu
and Fifteen Dollars, In currency, thereby moaning
currency of the United States, and ten per cent m
terest thereon per annum, in gold, thereby meaning
rod coin of tho United States that raid note' IN
due and wholly unpaid that said defendents have
often been requested to pay the sum, but nave mH-
ed refused and neglected to pay the same. OF any
part thereof, and still fall refuse aud neglect t.
pay the same or any part thereof, to piaihtin
carnage fifteen hundred dollars. The premises con-
sidered said plaintiff prays that said efendentS No
cited TO appear and answer his said suit, emu mat
upon final hearing hereof he has judgment ior his
said debt, interest and damages, and for all COST
and for genera, and special relief.
Herein fail not but have you then and thore Do
fore said Court this writ, with your return 'hsro-
on. showing how you have executed the same.
Witness, John NJ. Laws, Clerk Of the District
~ Court OF Dallas county.
E.N Given under my hand and seal ofsaid
sEAH lCourt, in The City Of Dallas, this the
Wv 10th day Of Dec. a. d. 1879.
JNO. NJ. LAWS, @. d. O. D. O. Tex,
By z. L. CooNBEs, Deputy. ioatJ
Attest: j. NJ. Brown, Sheriff Dallas Co., Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

HOLIDAY GooDs, Cakes, Toys, Fire Works,
Candies, and everything els. needed for
The Holidays esn be had ct 90
~ H.G. B0HNYs,
15t2r, Jefferson ST.
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ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
HRyAN,s PULMONIC WATERS

Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat. Hoarseness, dificuIt breathing, Incipient
Consumption and Lung Diseases. They have no
taste Of medicine, and any child will take them.
have been restored to health that had be-
fore despared Testimony given in hundreds ofcases.
Ask for BRrhN's PuLNoSTc WAFERs. Price IS cents
per box. JOB MOSES proprietor. Is cortlandt ST.,
Nau Vn~I
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no NOT DESPAIR.

Hundreds Of cases Of scrofuls, in its worst stag
e. old cases of Syphilis that have defed the ski
of eminent physicians, rhcnmatics who have beer
suffering for years, and tho victims of tho IN
iud icous use OF mel cry have Iten radically cnrr
by DR.. Tufts sarsnrarlla and Queens Delight. j
Is the most powerful Alternative and blood purihe
uown. It is prescribed by many physicians IL
their practice
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

CAKES OF EVERY KIND, from the plain
pound cake 10 the finest ornament cake
can be had at the Bakery and Restaurant
Of II. G. BOHNY.
lew.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

j. L. Downs g. Co. have all kinds Of
Wine, Brandy and Whisky, to supply you
with for the HOLIDAYS, and afterwards II
you wish. l6:2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

We take this occasion TO thank our
friends for thoir liberal patronage Extend
cd to US while at Corsicana, and beg to re-
mind them md the people generally, that we
are now opening at Dallas one ofthe largest
and most complete Stocks of Groceries ever
brought to the interior Of Texas.
Purchasing as we do, direct from Impor-
ters and Manufacturers exclusively, for cash
on the spot, and by our own labor almost
freeing ourselves from store expenses, and
being no way involved in the unavoidable
losses incidental TO Big Credit Stores, IL
must be perfectly clear to the comprehsn.
sion of every one that wo can afford to sell
our goods OF small profits.
We would respectfully solicit the public
when visiting our market to call and ex-
anime our Stock and prices for themselves.
All articles guaranteed as represented,
or money refunded.
Our House is situated on South side OF
Elm Street. N. E. of Public Square.
Respectfully,
DARLINGTON, MARSALIs 6 co.
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EOR SALE.

The Dallas Manufacturing Go. MINIS are hereby
offered for sale. The building. machinery, ard al
appliances are FIRST class. Run to its maximum ca
pscfy u viii grind 800 bushels Of vbent and 40 Of
cora IN twelve hours. Win good management grain
enough may be obtained for full work. IL viii be
sold low f1r cash. JAS. y. sCOTI-
Jniy "a 1s73-4tstf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

CHRISTMAS CANDIES in great variety
ana quantity, win be found at the store Of
8. 8. Jones & Co, Elm street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

PICTURES, Picture Frames, Mould
ing's, Hangings, ETC., at Pierce & Lyle's.
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era en- p Drrf Arr-. urnss6i An crna
Do no 4ku q rBsklrs pc1rl-. sfcl.h-r "a, ycunE
1nsntr = Al ne r-n< fhrr rryfirr d. r.rr1r
lz1ftr> kd,r< Q. sir-1 O. forcznt, A<irs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21
W. o. COMMON.
II. D. BOWEN
TNO OUR FRIENDS.

Having purchased Mr.. n. +. Lacy's interest In
business wo would DO happy to have the former
customers of tho house and our friends to extend
to us that liberal patronage which We have
heretofore been the rccipicntsot We return 'ha'hs
for nil mast fayors viii continue onr business in
tho house occupied nv Mes,rs. Lacy 4 Bowen.
Respectfully yours,
152w BOWEN CoNNoh'
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dissolution.

The Copartnership heretofore existing between
n. +. Lacy and II. y. Bowen, under the firm name
of Lacy Bowen Is this day dissolved by mu'na,
consent. All persons indebted to vs. will please call
at the old stand and settle Immediately.
=" BE- LACY.
II. b. BOwEF.
Dallas, Dec. 81, 1S72-15:2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

THE YOUNG married folks ought TO 90
and buy one Of those baby carriages OF
Pierce & Lylss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

pa- Bismark Is represented "a looking
exceedingly we'll, and will probably re-
main at the head Of the Prussian Cabinet.
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nes- Al, Of tho personal property OF
Horace Greeley, at Chspnqus, Will be
nuctIoned of to-day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

!. spslding'. clue, who would be without
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

~ The wife Of Disrasli, Ia dend. Nl
,hs London journals Of the 10th sympa-
,hise with him In his loss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-21

Inc louOWlnB OlrCuiai, III ie5"A" W
tr eatment of animals attacked with thu
disease, has been issued by Maj. N. r. OIL
colt, Resident Engineer of the I. 4 T. X
II. at this place, to the contractors on the
road:
In view of the Epizootic in Dallas, thu
following is offered for the information Of
Contractors and employees of the Compa.
ny, which is deduced from the most rella'
BILE sources, (the experience Of othersl;
I When the animal is first attacked by
the malady, great care should be taken to
keep them warm and well protected from
storm and cold. AS soon thereafter a.
the disease more fully develops itself, iced
with warm mashes, and steam by the fol
lowing process; =, ~
Mix l quart cornmeal or bran with I'D
good mustard, make With boiling water o
mash, put IL in bag similar TO, but larger
than an ordinary nose bag, and so attach
1t 20 the animal as 10 envelop the head tc
the eyes, without bringing the mash in
contact with the nos trils. Repeat this ope'
ration frequently. As soon as glandulaI
inflammation or enlargement may appear
shave the..hair off the part affected, ano
apply frequently mustard poultice, OIL
strong mustard bath until inflammation
shall subside. Convalescent stock require
greater care than new cases, relapse be-
ing fatal. No stock attacked by the mala'
dy should be used or exposed until thor,
oughly we'll. Assafetida used with feed
on bits Of working stock and in stables, is
of great sanitary value, and in some in
stances has materially retarded the pro
gress of the malady.
Pneumonia aud disease of the heart com
mon RESONANT, are often more fatal than
the Epizootic, yet should not be trestes
with too great rigor until the latter shai
have disappeared. :.
The excessive use Of strong hemedies u
more dangerous than the disease, an'
Should be avoided. "a w. 1rf
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TME STATE OF TEXAS,

Dallas, Dec. 81, 1s72-l5:2w.
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don't make much dinerence WHICH. Cot
ton is good thing to bet on, 1t is so fail
for both sides and one thing is certain
that the average speculator in 1t canno'
average more than five years Of bushes.
life. 1t is sure to ruin whoever thinks hi
can manage it. As TO the present affairs
fifteen cents in gold pays very well. II
may 60 up to eighteen; it is likely to g
down to twelve. In the first case, those
who hold may gain; in the second, those
who hold will be ruined. At any rate
those who sell at fifteen are safe, and in
the long run will have money to loan to The
others. Via trifa pia terta, the tried way IL
the safe way, and whenever you can ge'
fifteen cents sell and pocket your profits
Horace Greeley-wonderful mani The
most successful and the most unsuccessful
man of the present century, With his
stamp fixed deeply upon the fundamental
laws of the land, cay, upon the very pres
eut existence of things, having done mort
10 shape the present sentiment OF chris
tendon than any other man, he dies II
overwhelming defeat of his great person
al ambition, and in the blackness o
personal dispair to reach his spotheosii
ms the great Human Philosopher Of thu
century. Careless Of wealth, careless ever
of power, he aimed to do good, and will live
when Vanderbilt, Bennett and Grant viii
have been forgotten. What character
Well might he say rs he came to the darI
Valley Of the Shadow Of Death, al know
that my Redecmer liveth," and how vel
as he plungediinto the black waters o
Death: "Itis DONE"
Regarding the Louisiana muddle, Their
are doubtless two sides OF the question
though but one is apparent at this stant
point, and that is that between the twl
stools of unprincipled adventnrers AND
schemers, the Stale government SEEM
likely 10 fall to the ground. With War
moth. few who knew him in 1886 viii
have much sympathy, and with Pinch
blackwell, he seems to be well named hi
does not seem to be genuine anything.
Nothing but The rofton condition Of things
that has prevailed in New Orleans for
years, and more especially since the var
. condition in which al lsaBnsr Of iniqui'
The New York herald., 1872-06-01
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was dull and without new fea-
ture outside the South Carolina new July Issues,
which were stronger, doubtless as q consequence of
the careful circulation by letter OF printed copy OF
the official note referred to In the HERALD day or
two since) that the Legislature had neglected to
make provision for the payment OF interest
In the interval to the next session. the
following were the closing prices, inclusive
Of those for the leading Southern railroad and
municipal bonds:-Tenncssee, ex coupon, TAX a 73;
do, new, TAX 73; Virginia, cx coupon, As a 81 /;
do, registered stock, old, 40 As; do. sixes con-
solidated bonds, "a 55h; do. sixes deferred scrip
16a17h; Georgia skies, 70 IS; do. sevens, Ss q 90
North Carolina, ex coupon, so q 80; do, funding,
1866, "a 81 do, ao., 1868, q %; do new, 20 2i
do., special tax, IA 10; Missouri skies, eeJa e61
do, Hannibal and Sc. Joseph, e3 9aK; Louisiana
SKIES, 60 o5; do, new, So 60; do, levee
skies. % . o.: do, do, eights, 7s . 81 d..
The New York herald., 1872-06-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON May 81, 1872
Cotton nomnal good ordinary 20s4c Net receipts i2l
bales Stock, 5.71. Weekly-Net receipts, G Exports
'0aS'"'se 70" sa'es' Nv NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1872
Cotton strong middlings 2ic. Net receipts s63 bales
Gross III bales Sales, 800 bales Stock aaoss Weekly
fverpooi ISIS baes 70 Havre. s to Barcelona
coastsyiSe, ,37. Sales 3QO0 bales
MosILr, May 81. ls72
Cotton quiet but strong; middling 2ic Net receipts,
s3l bales Exports cSastwse eo bales sale M so bales
ports-To Great Britain, 1851 bales; coastwse, 2,47
SAVANNAH, May 81, 1872
recepts 10 bales stocK, 900 Weekjy~Net receipts,
2429 ExportsTo the continent 1000 bales; coastwise,
2,5i3. Sales LOIS. a o-
Cotton frm middngs, 24Ifc. Net receipts 503 bales.
Sales 100. Stock, s2 wecklyNet receipts LOO Ex-
rorts-Coastw ise, 2,96a Sales, u, 500.
Tobacco unchanged. Sales $40 hhds.
OswEco, n Y, May 81, 1872
Flour dull and unchanged sales l5o bbis AT - 10 for
and so 7SS icr double extra. Wheat quiet. Corn
duil sales 4,2Oo bushels yellow at gc. Bar
and 8 . S1SSss sr sE Mini tsd
s25 per ton highwines Sc Canal Ireiahts Lowell corr
and re SIC to New York lumber 80 ~ 70 the Hudson,
81 80 TO New York. Railroad ircights-Fonr 10 Boston,
se % 70 New York 1oc & e ANlnany a2c Receipts by lake
rye lsl6,0N feet of lumber shipments Nv canal-iI0W
bushels corn, $500 bushels barley Ss0 bushels rye
l,555,VUO foet OF lumber.
Flour dull and nominal Wheat lower and irregular
but weak and lower No. mixed closed at 4sic spot
l3c June, 45c. Asa$c. July high mixed IN fair dc
mAnd. but a. lower rsss sold q 4c rejected aic. os
The New York herald., 1872-06-01
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE l. ls72-TRp1E SHEET.

Arm, No. Eat 4oKc aiic for regular and fresh; Tkc.
Spis Ssm%, ana %nsssy No steady S s 3D. o s
iS Iry s, drh mand and lower at si % June;
and 1 . nnSan. Ssy d. Bacon quiet and qnehangsa csar
~ 1gS &c pacx Live hogs active, but lower, at
IS Is 81 or ,ir to good extra; most sales at ss 3,
eso 30 ,c rresns 900 bbl -FOUR ZOO bushels wheat,
u bushels oats, $3.50 bushels barley.
& hWusna DUusneis corn attie sOo hogs Shipments
7o0 bbis dour q, ~ b, ,s wheat 3oo1 bnshel, corn
Ibi goo bushels oats 1000 bus4 ' '"''' -''"'
3.O0Q cattle hon
The New York herald., 1872-06-01

nary carcoes l5c ISzc fair do i6lsc I7c GOOD do
IKE lsc prime do slsc lstsc gold Ia bond 90 = j
days; Maracaibo, l6c E1sc. Laguayra I7c ISc St
In bond, 'SN' o'
FLoUR AND GRArN-Receipiy-Flou 1f,IS4 bbls; corn
ls 100 bushels; meal, 40 bbs and 100 bags; oats
IS s bushsls rye 1924 do The -four market was dull
The the close nominal The sales were sbous 900 bbi Rye
at - 10 % so Southern dull lower and almost
entirely nominal The sales only about $50 bbls
Corn meal-Saes 100 bbls Western yellow at S3 90 dcy
The New York herald., 1872-06-01
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.

Receipts and Disbursements Mt the Ofice
OF the United States Assistant Treasurer,
New York, for the Month Ending May
81, 1879.
April 80, 1872 by balance; ............ $77,34s55e
The New York herald., 1872-06-01

Cotton Receipts 'asomont.
NJ yoRK, May 81, 1872
~, o,,,o,,,,o 90 A., 49,, - 'ipts of cotton since
The New York herald., 1872-06-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CR0ssMAN-BLACKwELL-0n wednesday evening"
May o. 1872 ut the residence OF the BRIDES PARENTS
by the Rev. Thomas Gallaudet ID. D., GEORGE w.
GR0ssMAN !, to IDA L. BLACKWELL, only daughter Of
r. , y, blackwell, ESQ, all Of this city.
- UHuBBELICMILLER-AtT Trinity church, Newark,
y; MI, ~ on Friday. May 81, by Rev watson Nuer-
smltn, d. D., A. Y. HUBBELL, OF Waverley, N. Y, to
Of New York. - ---'
- RANE1lsELN. s Wednesday, May 20, by His
grace the Most Reverend the Archbishop Of New
Iork, DELANCEY AsroR KANE to ELEANORA FLOR
ENCE, daughter OF Adrian lselin ESQ.
LAGRAvE-SCHMETTERER.-O Sunday April o.
1872, by Rev. DIR. Rice at the rectory OF Cirace
church, Jersey City, N. j., ALFRED EUdEHR LAGRAvE
TO SOPHIE ScHMETTERER, both Of New York city
No cards.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monday May 27, by the
Rev. J. Brouncr, JOSEPH MATTHEWS, or New York, to
Miss JANE BAXTER OF Glasgow, Scotland.
VAN DUzER-SCOFIELD-O Wednesday, May 20,
at Parslppany, n j., by the Rev. DR.. Parker, HENRY
VAN DUzER, or Elizabeth, to Miss JENNIE SCOFIRLD,
OF Parsppany.
WHITNEY-DAY.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May
%, at the house Of A. zimmerman, ESQ.,, by the Rev.
DR.. Seaver, IRA q. WHITNEY, OF Now York. to ELIZA
BETH NJ, daughter OF the late Edward B Day, West
field, Mass. No cards.
The New York herald., 1872-06-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Fair Demand and Steady
Receipts at the Ports 2,425 Bales
Brcadstuns Dull and LOwer-Oats
Ensicr-Porl< Lower-Lard Easicr-
Spirits Turpentinc Easier-Rosin
Firmer-Metnls Quiet-Wool Quiet
Whiskcy steady.
FRIDAY, May 3I-6P.M
AsnEs.-The market remained quiet and unchanged.
Pots sold Mt 81 70 a SS %, and pearls nominal
BUILDING MArERIALs.-We have no further change to
note in the market for brick the demand continued only
moderate and at former current prices Lime sold mode
ratey, at 81 90 for Rockland 81 Rock
land lump Cement dull at 81 62 81 rs for Roscn
dale Laths continued In air request and steady at 81
o. S71s for Eastern spruce.
CAspLEs.-The market generally remained quiet and
unchanged. Adamantine attracted little attention. but
other kinds less nominal at quotations We
quote sperm, asc patent do, 43c stearinc, Dc 29c
parafiinc, 26c Nc; adamantine, ac lsIc according
CoTros.Thc movement In cotton the spot fairly
Seys a. STEADY pgcs rsTs s a we5s nc
lows
ssssS's ssss:%s,lsn. d 81 81 s;
f. Ess a,sis low ne :s,. ssss sss
been as M follows s%ss 5 last evening assr three ocsek
S"s 80 q . . Tie July sss aasass 10 a
ssps%ss @ o o 3. a.
oss Ps e sg 100 g 9s STse f
M-Jnne 500 al 9 Iec, ao1 al a.Nc., notice aeI 18Th
700 at Boat IL 1hc june vO at 25c and 100 July
at g l3Sc together July 900 az ss,s o st oat
At Is 7lSc; September 100 At Is slec., 100 at asc,
October 100 At sis 100 etso 2cO at ozie Noyem
ss ssf s s S bales fcs Ss
The receipts the ports follows Galvcson III
charlsston, SS, Norfolk e. Batimpre 4; New York,
23o bales This day last year, ss bales Rates cot
ton to foreign ports closed as follows Liverpool by
Ac.. gold snil Ae To Hamburg, By steam, "a, com.
pressed SAIL &c TO Baltic ports by SAIL &c. lc, gold.
Mediterranean ports, by steam, &c. We quote =
UItrnds. Aiatama. Ne,c Orleans. Terus.
ScsS SsSlnsgSS S1SSnsry....: ss' s S's s ss ~ ~
Low mddDg. 2jls 25ls 251s 25X
Middlin4 ..:......... zoss 11ss 2bsa Ha
The quotations based on cotton running In quality
not more than half grade above below The grade
quoted.
CorFEx-The market remained very quiet for all kinds
ex South america, on private tsrna We quote -0rdt
The New York herald., 1872-06-01

The quOatons are bAseu on Cotton running IN quality
not more than half grade above below The grade
quoted
CoFFExThe market remained very quiet for all kinds
but prices continued rn We note sals OF 796 bags Rio,
ex South America, On private terms We quote '-ordt