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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-18
70 r AL l..
Nc. ID,
One Of the Finest Farms IN East tennessee
EAGLE BEND"

EAGLE BEND
Tbi, farm contains about 700 acres 900 acres in fine
state of cultivation the greater part OF which is the
richest frst-cass river 6'tt3m renaIhae hrst class
aPd bear Large fine brick house a. all necessary
out buildings. Three fine Prlngs on dlhersnt portion
in in Anderson county, two N les from Clinton.
This is one Of the most valuable farms for stock AMI
balance in I'VE equal payments with interest at six
nor
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-18
What a Banker Knows About Rltualism.

What u Banker Knows AbOnt Rltualism.
Eli Perkins has intervied Rufus Hatch,
the great New York Banker, who tells in
the following style what he thinks about
Ritualism:
els Ritualism growing stronger :"
at is growing weaker. 1t Is coming
down to this-they have either to become
Roman Catholics or Protestants. Look at
the success of DR.. Tying, and his mission
chapels. He has six clergyman and one
thousand eight hundred Sunday school
scholars
us their much difference between Ro-
nanism and Ritualism
WThere is no difference, i'll fact. DR..
Ever has a private confessional. People
90 and tell them their sins, and he par.
dons them. He wears priestly garments ="
Where did DIR. Ever come from
Nantucket, ] believe; New England
somewhere
"Was Christ Church ritualistic when
he accepted his pastorate -
ut was Low Church. He received a
salary of $4,000 year, and managed IN
four years to run the church about $4,000
in debit
Twas there not some difficulty about
pews?n
:" The pewholder5 who paid money can
receive II DaCk again ny Cdl1IIS O4l ChC
! Treasurer. 4 number of families that
went with Ever when he left have re,
turned. More pews have been rented
than were given up. The Rev. Hugh
Miller Thompson, of Chicago, was installed
pastor of Christ Church last Sunday. The
church has been without pastor since
| DR.. Ever left
! Have you not shown considerable III
! terest i'll the welfare of the church :"
mo. have simply advanced money
to pay liabilities and prevent embarrass-
| mentn
What do you think of Dr. Hep
WORTH" -,
DR.. Hepworth, understand, vii
found a new sect, after the style of Henry
Ward Beecher.
The "Guild of the Holy Cross :, Is gen
orally a morning ritualistic performance
when they get together all the foolish
young men and women and half--groWl
children to instruct them in, and turf
their heads toward candeism. This society
is doing something in the old st. John
Church, up by the White House in Wash
ington. Yes George Washington's ol'
church is not spared. Will the Washing
ton Chronicle look after that Guild
concern and the ritualism ut ST. John
in Washington, and report to
ELI PERKINS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-18

We have also published for distribution with nu
REG: STER, a COl0Ted
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-18
Gland REGISTER"

1t contains descriptions of large list Of property 70
sale and much genera! information about East Tonnes
see Mailed to any address receipt Of stamp for re-
turn postage.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-18

STOCK FARM IN CAMPBELL COUNTY.
About 1000 acres of land, nine miles from
Jacksboro, in Campbell county, Tenn; about
10 acres cleared and fenced good new log
house. stable and crib Well Watered, Fine
place for raising stock. Price 81 800 half cash,
balance in l. months with interest.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-18

y fine Suburban Residence, with stable aDd
all necessary out-buildings, and from four 10 six
acres Of ground in q high state Of cultivation,
with large number Of fruit trees, vines and
plants, all in bearing. There IS large number
of strawberry plants, which, if properly attend
ed aud the berries sold, will pay the yearly rent.
This place will be rented for q term Of years
to good tenant
Apply, for terms, at our office.
MUNsoN &lBAILEY.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-18
THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
TERMS OF DAILY PAPER.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
THE FIRST SNOW FALL.

THE FIRST SNOW FALL.
These exquisite lines were written by James
Russell Lowell after the death of his eldest
child:
The snow had begun in the cleaning,
And busily all the night
Had been heaping field and highway
With a silence deep and white.
Every pine, and fir, and hemlock
Wore ermine too deep for an earl
And the poorest twig on the elm-tree
Was ridged inch-deep with pearl.
From sheds new rooted with Carrora,
Came chanticleer' mufied crow,
The stiff rails were softened to swan s-down.
And still futtered. down the snow.
| stood and watched by the window
The noseless work of the sky,
And the sudden furry Of snow-birds
Like brown leaves Whlrllng by
l thought Of d mound III sweet Auburn
Where little headStone stood,
How the fakes were folding it gently,
AS did robins the babes in the wood
Up spoke our little Mabel,
Saying, Father, who makes il SNOW
And l told of the good All-Father,
Who cares for US all below.
A gain looked at the snowfall,
And thought of the leaden sky
| That arched O er our first great sorrow,
When that mound was heaped 80 high
[ remembered the gradual patience
That fell from that cloud like snow
Flake by flake, healing and hiding
The scar of that dcep-stabbed woe.
And again to the child whispered,
1.-THE snow that husheth all,
Darling the merciful Father
Alone can make it fall y
Then with eyes that saw not kissed her,
And she, kissing back, could not know
That nv kiss was given to her sister
Folded close under the deepening snow.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-18

We are also prepared 10 attend to the
Purchase and sale
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-18

\ large, two-story Brick House, in good re-
pair. and suitable for boarding house. Situa-
ted on one of the best streets in the city
For terms, apply to
MUNsoN s. BAILEY,
Real Estate Agents
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-18
Married "FuIl Up"

In Virginia, where the law fixes the
marriage fee at one dollar, there Is re-
miniscence of couple who many years
ago called on parson and requested him
to marry them.
''Where is my fec" said the old func-
tiOnary.
The parties who We're to unite their for
tunes did SO at once, and found the lOlnt
amount to be twenty-seven cents. .,
II can't marry you for that sum- sald
the irate old gentleman.
"A little bit of service will go Il long
way suggested the male applicant.
"Oh, no. said the parsOn 'you don t
nav for the size of the pill but for the good
YOU hope it will do YOU
The lass, intent on marriage, began 10
weep, but the parson was ineXorable, ana
the couple turned sadly to depart. just
then happy thought seemed to strike the
fprlorn maiden, and she turned and cried,
through her tears
"Please sir, if you can't marry us full up
won't you marry us tWenty-seVen cents
worth D.? We can come for the rest som'
other time n
This was too much for the parson. He
married them full up, and they Went OF
| their way rejoicing.
! The servant is worthy OF his hire. NJ
! minister should be asked or expected t
work for under-pay. Furthermore, hi
salary should be paid him i'll the same
manner as other men receive theirs, an'
not in odds and ends, as the nlendicant /
fed from the rich mans table. When I'M
is done, and people cease to feel that thei
preacher is common property Tor conli I.oi
Use. more talented minds will be attracte'
to the ministerial calling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LONDON MAY 3she regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF In.
GLAND evening Of the aunt
o. bullion e The Of discount las been reduced
FRAKTor May oOUnted States Fverweny bonds oct fOr the
Issue Of 1907
ASrvKRP 30-Petroeum francs FOR 6ne Pale American
LONDON. May 3g-ll:30 mCOnsos opeued a. 81 for both
American Securities dull United states Five
Twenty 1862 99 1865 old 9li 1905 sJt Territories e9t
PARs May 90 m.-ReBfes opened az 55f 2Oc
LIVERPOOL, Bill m.-COtton Mi1oEng
lands lls0llid; Mdding Orleans. lf0ll3a
LIVERPOOL MAY J-I .CotOn is frn sales Of Cotton At
nearly NeSOaEs have been made I'd Breaasufs
6u
LOSDOs May 3O5 u-Consos and American securities closed
changed
PARIs 3D. closed s. cenmes.
LIvKRPO0L n.COtOn closed frm Mdng Cpands,
Ii0.- Mdng Orleans. i OF the day, IL 900 bales Corn,
"a per quarter.
L6SD3s -EvennR-Calruita Lnsee1, Ca LinEeed OIL
as go 10 ? spulE Turpendne, 81 2 cat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PH1ApaLpniA May -Petroleum steady; Crude l77i7c Re
unchanged Flour saPeane 500 90 7 EI 81 254 20 IS
Barley and Barley Mali unchanged Whisky
steady &c. 49,,
Lug. 50; Leaf 80 259ss; Medium Good Leaf
% 500sli Fine TO Choice @6GS25 Baggg unchanged Flour
leVersd MIed held easier but
9aoaby lower Hans-Sugarcared llGl2e' Plain, l94le
aETrls May nominal Corn good demand at
9l1c Oats active and higher 33d5t Bacon dull aud unsettled
shoulders aii Clear sides. 7t07i Pork dull and unchanged at
DETROIT NAV swheat active decline Of aa3c Extra 3d.
No We 81 9 Amber Michigan 81 30 Corn dull and lower at
bush West shpments-iOOO bills Flour 100 bush Wheat
OswEGo Nay 3tOar dull and unehsnged sales Of GOO b6s at
Winter; $40 u Tor Doabs Extra Whes que sales car No
eau G 5S. T q' 3i 1 Yellow sS' &c. Bg
quiet Corn Meal, 90 Tor Boitei 50 for Uhboiied ew MIL
FEED esdy Shorts 90; sapuas sz5i Mddngs, s2S@s26 v
tau Canal PghiCora 6ie 10 SeNYoIs contracts have been
made az 6i for Jane Railroad FregbsTFlour 70 Bosto Sge 70
2oo Jsh Com oO bush Rye l2oJgo feet Lumber Shipments
81 May JFlour dull and unchanged Wheat dull and
sai No sPasg oqsssoe at oyeS 80 No Winter RED ~
aoa uncaqgd MTei the track 94Olc BaneNO sae Rye
gie and lover Al s5 on spot Is June
ae na dropping Clear Sides re large ORDER lots unchanged
zSg 6ah Whsa 5000 Core 90 bush Osts 900 Hogs
80 Wheat dul ssd tr No. a Winter s 5sgss c
quiet and weak at unchanged 81 Oats
Hs qa0s a1oe PoIs d1l aud nominA for Regular iot
q placed on the market sold at GA q Regular
Gun, 49, s. an ana iossTi shoulders, Sic Clear Rib Sides 6a6ic
9o1 s2a9a Shoulder tte Sides 7Giie Live Hogs steady
fobaeDsand soi Al iJ@ - 70 Tor Esi receipts 800 bead
euitag Leaf 81 soes2o75. WHISKY steady At De- S'
Ise Flour very da' good grades grades declined 5e
81 Wheat da ssd ssebsHe9 j "ssn saPsra9s 81 sS
a. 20, fellow dsi Al 'lalsc Mrd lie
Psrt a. WOE he aHehnged and quiet Provisions DALI Hess
b Sc ~ Sala iia5e Rib Sides 6.c Clear
a@'e S1sii cure Hans sea4I I3Ql3G LAID dull At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31

"a for choice IN store du and heavy sG supply %Gd, e, e;
BARLEY MAI sn ssd IN 81 'S oS CIV Oats are eser
.urpy smpe sales Of = 100 bush New Wes,ss3 hs et i've dull
sHS S e. Sem,sG Gem COED demand and better nowi.s
staining he aSf a' n. S'S SuS western ld os
steamer and sd5 for SIT oe 90 a. " >, ~ ao white at
S0 s The market r,, dol and prices lower; We guG Csc
q e9s IS for safynF . g M ~ Clever straw dali ana
lover a III 1sGSi Lors Ryei Sl@Sl ~ Tor S00 u''
NoiASSFThs market ruled quiet and no ,as beia
c,Tteit Toreigu grades trae irregular but
WI" SToSssThS has been fair obbus ieI1ni i0s S "a
aueune 1t higher prices the market bang % sellers at 63c
s some @ SSs ar, ,ssa am eqi 50 'a bs Good DO at
seA a. Ia sb No "a Tar quiet and usha c r,r..a ia
OILS sper quiet hui S eset IL casks and
S: i aeu R ds ssd ss , m. steady, We quote
oAf s or Spao and Is for City and
& sls oweri the sales cash and regaar are
a 81 z &c y Sss s "a 3 90 oeo IBIS Mes seller 3
20" onS T S 10 80 bbs do, seller joy At rs 80 IN
arc 80 oas srste inquiry OF as bb at SIC - Tor Fsa
a and sgf ssh ha5e Ms az Sia ST. for Prime 20
for Mess Beef hsns are wsGst sSS q ,s market
l. sv Of rs pkss including Bassa ham az o $50 Dy
s sS ssT and So boTes Bellies dse Bacon 10,
active md s5p , sS Of s8Iss ss dressed Hogs
We quote a6c Lard ove d0 ana s hsS oi se oI
CIV q as Size Prime Steam and so SI S'sf
Ior lou delivery ass 81 ~ DC iSs SO ss City asic
PFTROLEUMCruae steady bnt not mnch lnqule.i ,ps
ouoe lus At Re u.Gl7 the ung qlotsssn hut
both rOaas Refined has Dern ns
- 1fc Al k3q2l MAY, and 2i aisle june Lase ~
std2sc; Naphha quoted 6q &c Ia @ M. Nav at
2dc laSt evening VI 4'NN "'' ~
z9Ic nd 500 bids last half June a. &c ts on
demand continues lght but prices Nese soAD'i ~
- prsrn Al o, psc Tor and &c Tor rama -
.{STbe Raw was light ana prices ."e
,bsr b. roore; quote Fair to Good Refining 81 & 80
bids mostly Moesss sugar ~ % 20 'O~i '
.le Resuai Gull az III pc for hafls - ~ ~o.
SEED are dull and prices nom nai uheasta We W. Lac ar
st9agse for Ohio. sl1e for n1ana and A'sAn' '-u Nv
State. Timothy ~ tJa - per bush
IS but steady aes Of y ie~ Nhoe d. ~
TOEACCO-Tbe market or keiucEy L5I IH-u' 'e'' f' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.


TuyzsDAr Nav n Of this morning Ta POI at
able for % but all iee s I 95 s SS SS p are to be used
feeding e western Indians pa. S s er Is not entertained
Tas oasrg 65 carloads At CSS ON o.
,Ss week asss ~ 5 illinois Earle Tor medium 2lg
i for good to prime With special advance from MONDAY
lie general rkei is certainly stronger now ~, =. -
r Mfherson Y Kans voeteri u to GOLDSMITH x Co
B. Wes'5mer ard 70 r. heh IlSS5e and ii bulls 90
Samue q ara cN c, and cars BY 3 Noses o@o4 c"N ~
cobe Mcpherson sold 22l enc 67a cy Illinois steers
a. ISsi9 mo 50 for Klemsns, = egt at Raise
.oldsh Co Illinois steers, 7GSl c~t, at 2!Gl2iG
W Ftsl for Keasas voeter good u Illinois steers at
b weshensr sold bis % illinois steers sE. at re ana
B. 81 Illinois cattle for T. hensns, ot e" AZ 4'~
Il oneundtAst ware CO. bad 20 cars "; Thompson y
T. c. Eastan each Crane aTa cars With few ohef os
saes bv h. Ware Cheokees 1000 10, good at He % per
ev laaos g l2c 81 10 per ew, and 70 OF "a e"t al
Thompson sold hi, IT'S Illinois cattle seant cw, at l2s' 81
per eE S4e % Of q ICY St a 5S, e5 peg s PIE
r. chi. raa out % inos cattle Il cri., stI2al2lc.
H Wes,ie illinois selling at l2s Abe
n c. Eastman sold IS Of cvt at l2c.
vrAL moderate but the weather unaorabe and
Hmm 0 o .od ia State calves oela b. s96lc 10 of
I2J 10 8 7c and % OF l41 b a. ltc 81. - . -,
State yeas 59sc q OF rs at &c "a of l5d II at 7.e, and 20
wsht iiosS so Is State calves uOal5O 10 ela7G
sn SsD LASSs@Hyas to-day cars at Forty gsts
ears rs CoumunpsF and lambs Washington Market Tbs
sLs 7gs 70 far the present 500 same tine last week
Sheen Of sale WITH change prices Ihey went atot
" Lambs wanted to-day better figures, but 10
should be counted upon IL is only because OF
symrou scarcity lambs brought l4c good JGl55c, and
poor l2c sales forT-sghth-st BY Hume Elliott ~ sna
sheep Tie; l5g Ohio ~ %, c 80 virginia LAMBS ~ TO- uci
and 81 Jeuses ~ 70. l4c. - go
n Pdcock Commuupaw 2o Ohio sheep 80 D. Gle 30 do, 90
n SIC lambs 70. BE- and Y 53s n, at 1859
sold q SID Jersey lambs Ic, and l9 Of 9aS7
n, Al l3c 800.
Washington MaEke; IS ha q JERSEY lambs at lle
IS 5405l3 10. all az l3e; aud 20 prime, 81 10 al l4c
H. HAYNES sold l69 Jersey ambs IS ia dllc
Ege & Otis sold Y Jerseys, 50 D. al l3tc
Hoes-Arrvss TO-DAY q and 80 Communipaw,
completing 9 thus far this Sanst p 81 tine last week
The market dali trade d6c for 100 and market pigs;
Sc for 100 10 SIC for geo D. TIE Chicago Lire Stock Reporter Of
te speaks trade The receipts hogs during
me this May and
considerably than double The receipts Of the period Of last
Prices have consequently much lower than for time
past though OF the extraordinary character o. the supply me re-
nucon many anticipated would BE- Nothing but
extraordinary summer could absorb
being The the West Yet without speedy
cult the be
sg1tsnea without stll further value"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
HORSE AND o CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, May 30. |

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, May 30. is72
Owing to heavy rain-storm, which prevailed
during the greater part OF tho day. there has been hary
anything doing in the horse and carriage trahe'
Decoration Day observed az holiday IN the new
York Sales and Storage Repository FOurth-aye' ana
the regular weekly sales OF horses carriages &C., was
post pOneG until next Thursday.
At Messrs. Johnston & Van T9ssell's Horse and Car
rage Auction Mart, In East Thrteenth-st, the usual
sale OF horses carriages wagons, and general horse
equipments will take place Tomorrow friday, the Slst
inst, at II O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
RECEIPTS OLE PRODrCE

Psr Norm Rrtr FeSfis ana Railroads.
pkgs Ashes pkgS BeeswE 4 cakes Copper 90 bales
Cotton 6 Eggs 5 5J Flour IS f0 bush Wheat 49, 45
bush Corn 245 bush Rye ass bush Malt Y 3
bush Barley Meal As Meal 30 bales Hops 1883 Hides
los Hides Leather as pigs Lead liza pigs Pork
pigs Cut Meats ~ Lard IS kegs Lard l pkgs OIL Cake
g3l pkg Butter 57l7 Cheese, ITO pkgS TaOg ZJ
eteaIe pkg Starch, 26 Silver Ore 20 bales skins 90
Tobacco. bb Whisky 2J bales oo
IS pigs (Cshlorua Wine II pigs (CaliOraa Brandy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
financial.

orv-cB OF The JoTSr OF tn. DELAWARE LAckA
wASyA AND WEsTERS r. r. Co.ASD THR CESTnLk tOW, {
NpwJFRsEy 2G EXCHANGE SEwHOHK, May ~ 1917
TNHE undersigned, a committee appointed Dy
tie Joint the above named Companies DO heny u
vits SEALED PROPOSALS. until June l. 49, for me purchase
man or ali THREE MILLIONS or C0SVERTBlE BOSDS 10
!s,ed ne The DELAWARE LACKAWANNA AND ESTEEM RAIL
10 an TONPAYY Said bonds June l. ~ and 10
made parabe with interest al the rate o. seven p
,t r sppu p,vabe nnuay tire first DAYS OF December
and une in each year Of ell State and United S e
h right az Conversion between tie first daY OF June
ms and M. s day the Capital Stock OF sd CON
pspy or such substituted therefor par WIN
vcp tha sbou the Company hereafter execute mortgage 10 secure
he ypen Of an other obligations these bonds shall 'e nenls
IN such ,y..,o..t ctx
Proposals must addressed to the undersigned at the National OV
Bank NewYork. -;.tt- ~.
DAYS Thereafter wit from June l.
Proposals will be cOnSdered mo we rehI IS reservoir
IN 800 snv ot., rr6posals MOSES TAILOR,l
70 Ige'' ID! o'"'' l''f JOHN c GREEN Committee
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31

s5 Leaf CONTINUES aove demand and tae psAel Is a ~;
Connecticut and Maachus,tts wrap
Ssrs 20 a25e Seconds and lSQlte for DO fsr "a 5
5a2c for average lots anu @H
IN m ers aud Binders Cropat G Jc Tor STATE running
fair 10 nne lV4lfse o OHi" running
los gtla for isconsin anc Western ,e,,oo
arEe IS more AID steady sales Of 10000
9d9 qiUc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31

PrTrsgURGU CPA1 CENTRAL LIVE STOCK MARKBT-MAT 9o
CArTIE-Recps the week $50 car loads or es ns1o o
sret Il steady and fairly active and prices fully stained ONO
stee rang ny from 33 1910 10, ron 30 $3.50 ~
stock steers averaging 500 at % 81 Hnois at cattle
fr IO0 10 90 from SO TO- Missouri steers aFerr
from l37 10 isO 10 6 IS to so So lot OF % sl o.
Tvs ers averaging 100 Cattle all sold closing am
sHEFP-Recps for the veek 50 ear loads market @ y "
i've Cd 10 100 b 6 aslc 663c; IS 30 d. 5Gd3c per TO-
HoG~Marke dun receipts Isl loads for the week. and
.ng from - IS 20 - 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
nRGP0SAIS for A75OOOO DOCK BONDS Oh

DRGPOSALS for S750,0O0 DOCK BONDS or
THE CITY OF Scale! Proposals W pc reeves
the Controllers until FRIDAY, May 81 1871 al eA
he will be publicly opened lor me whee or any any
the SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY IHOI SAM @
chapter 5T4 oJ Said Bonds viii bear interest az
.le rate Der payable the hrst Gay OF way
each and the principal val be redeemed on e IS'
day of November, 1902. -, - a.. ..,.
Der one hundred dollars and the persons whose Proposals arc
ceped will tereuron required deposit with the Chambean e
sums awarded them respectively together with premiums thereon
on presenting Comptroller the receipts Of the Chamber an o
such d,pos the parties entitled receive certificates Tor eqa
amounts the par awarded them beDg interest,"
from the dates Of payment -. n-I
Zach Proposal should sealed and Endorsed Proposals o DOC
City ofNewlok and neosed N second envelope -u
dresse TO Comptroller
The right part the Comptroller to reject any or al
Of the bids his gmen the interests Of the CopoiAnn require H.
ANDREW II. GREEN COmpiToiier
City Of NewYork Department Of Finance
ComutroIifrg Ondce. May 70 1872. )
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
p,-vr.ro rIvF STOCK MARKBr-MAr 30

ClrrrE-Receipts including "a to arrive zs had oi
Market opened DALI most OF ne
ing r Of inferior quality preeug wait fresh arrivals
III better Grades Prices 100 head threeyearo Steers u
~ Mo1 Stont smith near Springfield H. offered h morn
inc al 81 IS but BUYERS over 81 90 were
Ts averaged us TO- and considered ne Dest On
re- ,t i, season. Sales head Illinois Steers ranging ron
% ia ISIS H. at 70 So 0 1913 Iowa Steers averaging lO 10
AZ 75 do LOU ID, al ST. state s'oeAe "e'o
Averaging 065 tb. at IS IS. IL 49,,
market dull and sales eers
being nominal at &C. to &C Tor Cpp
IA -. TN,
1900 loads the yards market dull At ron
s4Wto "a 45 sale OF head Illinois averaging 10 ID al e4s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
COTTON MARKETS.

M.xyurs Nav 3Cot,on Arm AND demand offerings Light
MdiIngs. 2fid24,c; receipts. 2t5 bales ,r,sr- %.
sAvaSS,H MAY 3i-Couon but little douri Mtdug. 2ic
receipts 800 bales eIporiscoaSWise' ii oi Ses 80 0~'
stock. g. go bales ,c,,. act,
PUlGApFLPHiA MAY sn-Coton firm; MlddlngA Ztie
MAY Middings 2c; net
$50 bses e1peoastc sl baes sales 100 bssi stoeA 500
bales A., .-.-.., IA,
being holiday; stock. 1900 bales ,,. M,
IouIsv1ILE Nav 3a-Cotion nominal; Middhngs 2oc 49,
CINcINNATr Nay 36-Coon quiet but hrm hnilngs Si4c
ST Lows Nav Cotton higher Mtlings, ~ 02Sc ,u.
ArorsrA NAV good denand Mddlngs E+c rooep
10 hslesj sales. 80 bales ..,,, ,,091,o ne,
MOBILE MAY 3-Coton quiet but steady Mings D
receipts bales hsles; stock 920 bales -,
receipts gross 575 hssi ex7orts-to Great H..
hse 10 Havre a03J bales: gles. 1000 baes stock
GALVESTON May 3oCotion nonali Good OIhafy' '''~' ~
receipts stock. 5bb bales ,,,r~. oas. ret re-
NoRyoIK NAV 3-Cotion firm; Low Mddhngs 'tc.i he
ceipts so bales expoJscoastwse, 20 bAes Ae ~ o ~
1851 bales. ~. ,oneir4s :
WILMINGTON 5J-Coon irni MHahnsS @fc "e' ieN'P''
baes ssles bales; stock, 2il bales ,,,,r es,aac.
BAirInoRR Nav 3O-Coon quiet but trni h0dHngs s
l3 bales; w bAcsi eApoi-OO@A'"He ~
sales $40 bales; stock, $40 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
HAVANA MARKETS

HlvAHA Nav sugar frm No. u S. 0td reals per arrobe
EIchsnge-On United States 6Oays sight in currency pre-
sOr cent premium tOdsys EghH IN gold li04
per pem London Z6i ant cent premium Pans III
QllL " premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31

Kettle Rendered Western Butter hess sve suo neyy
receipts prices unchaI ged Whisky nominal at $50
AIB4NY NAV 3aNothirg done in Wheat RE du nontns
quiet; Western Mixed hed Tic Barley sctye sale,
Two-rowed State Barley Ms stronger VAn asn an
druOp n.y. with sales sc asked for No Ch'c1go a. -.
BUFFALO Nav Blake mports-PoHr JSAs hhst Cofn ~
bush Shin mrn-vhest bush Corn l 100 bush OAs
2aSo bush Rail shipments nom elevaors-Corn 81 Pa
Frtghswheat l2!c. Cora. lie Oats 7ie 70 NeW-lor
dali aneavy Wheat nacivet hedng OF Corn duH heavy
lover; saleS bash No Mixed nese,n
ssle q Oe9 bush No 5ic 500 bush do in io =.
du nomiRaHy soc; sales, t0 bush al nc i've
sskiLg SIC Barley dns sales OF lvOV Dusn NO "e' " ~
Other articles unchanged. ,ot 4. y.
NEwORLRANs MAY 3Pork duI and lover a. - @
Mos Raco anil ard lower 5ic shoulders; tic for Clear IND
Sides &c. FOR sold a Sic for Good Far hoS
Sale Of rk Rrboed 45e; Fair Reboe Fe Prime nc soea
s33sc Whisky duh; he'd 68dGc Other articles nnehn
ExchangeSierng l25 hewlork Sight, &C. premium "o' '|