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TIE CON CERT.

Last Thursday evening we wit.
messed the closing exercises Of The
Macon Female Seminary, and we
feel confident in saying everything
passed Of very pleasantly, and to
the .ntirc satisfaction OF the large
audience assembled to witness the
performances OF the evening. The
only thug that married the pleasure
OF the occasion was the want OF
room to seat the audience, bat
through che courtesy orour friend,
Capt. u, the ladies Acre all com
loptaLiy seated, Il, he soon had the
seats occupied by tbc gent. vacated
tor tho far ones. The exercises
commenced about haItpast eight
with musicby the school, and many
Iot the young iodics showed great
proficiency in the most difficult
pieces. The music during the eve
mag ~ the School, assisted BY
Misses Jarnagjn, Perkins and pop-
pleo, was quite 4 treat to the auli-
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The state Of Mississippi, Cbanrcry
County Court.
TO the unknown heirs of Charles 3. Tur-
ner, deceased "feetihg;
You are hereby notified to be and per
>%onally appear before Il Clwccry Count
Of EoIuber county, at the courthouse in
the town OF Macon, on the
ssaord Monday in septembcr next.
,.,5 a.. L. ,.l.. i. Coo,
In'l, m',o " ''I G(,, W S", " y W., ""9 tIn,t X"
Nv ''a4I - &'"' 90 a., a5,",a or Gha.i.,
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D. ! u'n'n, q'.''Ni"' s'.o"i" NV W ''1o"t'
10 'n' s1"i' ,o II,.' tho s Sii' Cs.o,a .t,,, "a ,'t
IpoE y,,.se WY v ,r. S' n,. ,,,E,, st :, IL. "oY
" u''t'I,H .Hf;o, va - %I ,'ia;,? . wv anl
pgtb |,I ~ 4" "nJ s yi i,'' .Irh thinrs -. sh a
,'', oin, ;J,ro1 a =" "r - h' tI's ,'T,r. w.
foresaid, in the prcuiscs.
Witness the Hon. Thomas Christian.
: Chancellor of the ith Ch&ncery District Of
said State, ibis 2%h Gay If June. \. d.,
1872, and the seal Of sai1 Court hcreunto
affixed. L. \. J.. McHENRY,
[Jarnigan&Riv SOS ie29.it Clerk.
~, =, 49,
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KEEP COOL.

Straw Hats of all Descriptions
sold Regardless of OQSt. If you 90
not believe it, call and see At
KLAUS Il BROS.
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The Concert ofthc Macon Female
Somin&Fy, last week, was a very
successful and pleasant affair. The
pupils showed considerable prof
cheney in their musical attainments
and several pieces were performed
with fine effect. The discipline o
the School is admirable il all it
departments. Due notice will bv
rivcn of its re-opcning.
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y A. FEW
AT MARz's STAND,

AT MARz's STAND,
,S'V0 particular attention to
n Watches an iewelry..
'tV'lChce warrants him in
,''' he can give entire satis-
" all who favor him with
Clocks, watches,
, ,On,, and general repairing
"V'' done and on reasonable
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\ received by thc undersigned
4 an'.,cn ~ Shumahrn ~ Bros.
saturday the H.n CAV az june
hiding q brick Nasoui liadl il
Macon, Miss, 32N7O feet, two
with 20 basement, For plar
'.'na cnluacol ". B. Shlima.
] nc.wGous will be furnished
\. desired.
", B. SuUNAKER,
G. B. AMES,
". +. BLAND,
J, NOLBERG.
f. CHANDLER,
j, ". PATTY,
/ Building Committee.
! Ai''r May 25, 1872 St
p. orders for Books, STA
\ ao, promptly filled by
W. f. FEHkds.
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WANTED-Ano owner for s. peck.
et-h0ok left at N.ossrs. Williams 4
Coopor's. Prove property, pay
charges and take it away.
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Post once.

00H OSJ I'm &C.
going North Will close at 7
EN The Mail going South viii
\ o.c'qaE A. NJ.
''i'er abodll be in thc office al
! oo'os before the mails close.
orders issued after 4 O'Clock
p,'oit,c will he opened a short
VIC Mobile mil arrives for the
patton of the public.
/, Il. A. ), McUENRY,
PSsrNAsTgR.
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We Lave taken some pains IN
collecting and colIsAing the opinions
of our ~PFinoipal planters in reg2rd
to the @Fop-prospcets Sho present
season, and the result Of opr iGQui'
.ries AMONG both white and black is,
that the cotton crop is GacO more
promising than it was at this time
last year, and corn does not suffer
by the comparison, though we re,
greet to say enough has not been
planted.
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ere daily adding to our
Go%a rterlumery, Soaps, and
all aIo "a generally, and can
INC BEST GOODS at reason.
wy JONES T. FRENoH.
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By Rev J, BQrdwcIl will preach
At the Presbyterian church to.mor-
Tow lSunday,j night, at the usual
hDur.
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~, ana price osr stock of
.,Oau, Caiors, Oils and Var
4'I1'lty fully guarrantecd.
JONES T. FRENCH.
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i. WIKI aud Clocks, Jewclry, Pla
"''' none sold except warrant
CHAS. HdFERS.
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pl,HiSDAnD ScuooL Books for
''''' price for siTty day long
W. +. FERRIS.
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h, Tine
crrsrna arriye Al Nacon
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,n liquid Wash Blue is the
N' Int 1g,t IN the market.
DUNES u FRENCH.
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: ,sU.day, Jane o..

.bua4I. Cotton 9it cent
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'F"S SAFE
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

copied az complete ana correct then the matter
may he referred To the standing committee. But
II not we shall be the end OF this trouble
than we are now. IT he stood there az the friend
or as the counsel OF Dr. Lanahan, as had been
charged, he would ask nothing more nor better Tor
MS defence than those reports which had been
read This investigation must he instant and con-
slant 70 satisfy the Church. They bad better elect
thelr bishops, appoint their officers and 20 home
unless this questions settled. They can't take any
OF the reports and pass Il timely verdict save only
in one direction.
Dr. CLARK, OF Erie, moved 10 report To a commit
tee or one from each Annual Conference.
CAN'T FIND AN UNBIASED COMMITTEE.
Judge LAWRENCE thought there was evidence OF
fraud ana evidence against II IN the reports read.
1hat n committee IL needed can't he doubted that
the committee should not bc appointed by the
bishops ~ evident, because they have EXPIRE sscd
opinion on some parts Of these proceedings, nor
should the case he referred Ia the standing commit
tee He therefore moved that the several Annual
Conference delcga ions meet and report tcir secc-
lion OF one from each delegation 10 he appoint II
by the General Conference on this committee.
A motion To adjourn ut this point voted
down. The previous question called for. but
not ordered MI SMART wanted a division OF the
house, so that ministers and aymcn might vote
separately but this was denied, and, after series
OF parliamentary skirmishes OF this sort, motion
10 adjourn was carried by IA vote OF 20l to 800 To-
day inc ifaternal delegates win he introduced To
thc conference and the ROok Concern contestants
VIII nave truce OF day.
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AsuEs.-Receipts since our last 81 packages. There
continued moderate demand for pots pearls were
scarce, neglected and nominal We quote Pots 81 IS
S. Is.
BUILDING MArEnIALs.-Th demand for brick continued
fair particularly from the local trade, learn OF no
essential change In prices Lime in rather
mand and steady at 81 Is for Rocknnd common and 81
for do lump Cement remained quiet at 81 rs Rosen
dale Lahs in fair demand, and quoted at 50 rs 49,
CANDLES market remained quiet and ulic hanged
We quote sperm, S3c patent do. 43c sc; stearic
DC. 29c. parafne &c. 26c adamantine lssc 194c
CoPPER.-The market continued quiet for all kinds
About 10000 lbs OF lake sold in lots at SOC 40c cash.
Best selected English quoted at 3lc alsc cash. with
small sales at these prices
CorrrE.-The market was duh and hrm or less
nominal Messrs. william Scott Sons report the stock
Of Rio and Santos this date, l74o9o bags. We quote
Cargoes Rio ordinary, lac. Hac do. fair 14s4c l5c
do. good, l5Ac Ice do prime, l6sc. Isle gold In
bond sixty days Maracaibo ISc. 9ec Laguayra, 1sc.
DC 81 Domingo, in bond l3c Java, &c &c, gold,
duty paid.
Corros the spot neglected and nominal at fur.
thcr decline Of c H. in the price OF all grades
future delivery limited business transacted
duction of &C 3l6c. per To- The sales reported on
Change sum up as follows
con..,..,,. Today Last Eng. Totcl
consumption, observation-disclosures. ~ IL 81
Eprc ulntio
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May T. 1877
Cotton steady; good ordinary, 20ac. 20lsc Net re-
ceipts, l0 bales. Exports coastwise 40. Sales, 40.
Stock, 9,I2l
NEW ORLEANS, May 7, 1872
Cotton weak middngs, &c Net receipts, 1622 bales;
gross, 7t5 Exports TO Liverpool, 16i6 Sales, 500
Stock, s,136.
MOBILE, May 7, 1872
Cotton weak; middings 22kc Net receipts $50 bales
Exportsro the Continent $50; coastwisc, 800 Sales 200
Stock, 1881
SAVANNAH May T. 1872
Cotton active and holders very rm middlngs, 22iac
Nerrecept, AIS bales Sales, S25. Stock, 1911
CHARLESTON, May z, 1872
cotton steady niddngs, 22ac. Net receipts 1893 bales.
Sales, GU Stock 1886
LOUISVILLE, May Z, 1872
Tobacco-Sacs, ZIG hhds. Sales of Tugs az IL 30 a 81:
low leaf, s. 20 " 75 medium 10 fine, S9a Sl3.
Chicago, May 4 1872
Flour firm and IN fair demand: Wheat excited prices
higher sales OF No spring at $ 40 spot 81 40 seller
June Corn buoyant and unsettled ut 4aic &c for No
2mxed, spot; sjc seller June; Ale for rejected Oats
firm aud IN iair demand at Sc for No Rye advanced
and in fair demand at Soc Sc for No. Barley dull
and lower at Doc. 56c. for No fall Whskcy dull and
lower at s2isc Pork dull and unsettled s2 80 S2 So
spot; 81 20, seller June Lard quiet weak g. 65
spot So 10 seller June Buckwheat quiet unchanged
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Recept--7,0ND bbs Hour
5000 bushels wheat 10000 do corn, 33vDo do oats 2Uj
do, rye aud 2UD0 do. barley Shpments-T0Uu hbs -four
1000 bushels wbesL y5Ov do. corn aud IAN do barley.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
@ O L D w e A K.
IMPROVEMENT IN STOCKS.
M o N Y STILL EASY
GOVERNMENT BONDS STEADY.
WALL STREET,
,IvEeDAy NAV ia p. M.

WALL STREET, I
TUESDAY, May 7-6 M.
Flour ana wheat FIRMLY maintain the advance OF
Saturday and yesterday and further rise Is anci-
pated. Cotton Is not SO strong, and the market is
inclined to recede.
GOLD--HIGHEsr 114b, LOWEST 1l3h.
Gold has been inactive during the entire day, and
. slight reduction in the premium had to be sub
mitted to. The bulk Of the business was done at
l13x 113T.
MONEY MARKET.
No stringency has been perceptible for some days,
notwithstanding large demands are coming in from
the West for funds to keep grain transactions easy.
Money was obtainable to-day at the rate of
interest that has ruled for week past-viz., six
and seven per cent
THE SHARE MARKET.
Immediately after the opening this morning the
bears became convinced that they could not
troll sales as they had done yesterday, when it
seemed that stocks almost went begging for pur-
ehasers. Alter the first sales the market lifted and
the entire list attained an upward look. The mar
ket was unusually active, and all the shares that
were offered found ready purchasers
We learn from Albany that hearing viii be given
to the opponents of the Pacific Mail bill by Governor
Holman tomorrow Wednesday,. 1t is claimed
that the Governor favors the bill and Will bestow
upon it the sanction OF his signature.
The opening ana closing prices OF the leading
shares both to-day and yesterday are given in the
following table -
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AFRICAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 7, 1872.
The fifteenth annual conference OF the African
Methodist Church OF the United States j. now in SEES
sion in Nashville. Delegates are IN attendance from
New England, New York Pennsylvania Indiana
California Alabama, Georgia. Arkansas. Maryland,
Florida, Louisiana Mississippi, Missouri. North
Carolina, Kentucky, Texas ana Virginia. Bishops
Quinn, of Indiana; Payne ana Shorter, OF ONO
Wayman, OF Baltimore; Canpbrll, OF Philadelphia;
ward, Of California, ana Brown OF The District Of
Col nnibia are present.
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GRAFl-AYRFs.-At KOssville, $. H. on Tuesday,
May 7, ny the Rev. j. GOWNS, Mr.. j. GEORGE GRAFF,
OF tins city 10 Miss MAMIE AYREs, daughter or Joel
H. Ayrcs, ESQ
QllrCK-EAN GUILDER--ln Brooklyn on Wednes-
day, May i, 1872, by the Rev. Mr. iadley, OF War
rem street Methodist Episcopal church, JAMES s.
QuiCK 10 ELLEN VAN GUILDER. No cards
WooLLEy-WILD.--On Tuesday, May 7. 1872, ny
Rev. Or. Deems, DANIEL NJ. WooLLEY 10 HENRIETTA
WILD, dauphter OF Virginia ana the late John T.
Wild, both or Inns city.
New Orleans papers please copy.
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Consumption
Speculation

NJ
For future delivery basis low mddling) have
been follows Sales last evening AFTER three p NJ
May $40 at q Lice 100 at 23Sc. 300 at q Lice June
Augas, lM At 2stc September, 900 at ne October 500
at ~ Si6c; November 100 at 1876 Exchanged-9l6c.
change 100 May Tor 100 June Total 900 Sales to-
lGieyered Thursday at = isl6c at 2ss.c regular
June g at % Die go az c, 800 ct % 7l6c., 200 at
AZ 25sc 100 at 2ssss., 100 az * llec, 100 at 8S.c;
August, 30 at G3ssc September, 300 at &c 800 PIE
October 100 at nc i at % Lie, 600 at nc November
200 atigac. Total, 10000 bales. =. Grand total,
1900 bales The receipts at the ports were
follows Galvaston lsl bales; New Orleans 1872;
Norfolk 40; Baltimore, 2lI; New York. 6s Boston iO
Total, ,sA bales. This day last week. 357 bales This
closed nominal follows TO Liverpool, by steam I'd
by sail, sl6d. To Have by steam &c gold; sail &c.
Bremen. by steam Nc, gold compressed; sail ssc. To
Baltic ports by sail &C. c:, gold TO Mediterranean
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EGTtG Rif is,,nd. 2sc 4oe Sc s s
r scs 5 sna me ns ks
The s sales S ERE 400 9ns 70 a5Tivs sc @ 6 e
Sbis at 5SSse closing at that price Also 1900 nSs IN
shEPns SIde YS.s % 3 SSs.
Eat So 10 delivered and 100 IIls pale So Strained
%a.sh a ,ns sold slG at o. Tar was quiet 40 OO
na , hs demand ar
a in bh ' @ al and
as @ vs. %e%srafs . 20 ea It
az s S9ss Sc and
au or e aS u shade enssy a & 0 IN n
held at isc. Case oil firm 2ec 2s'sc ba, nom
Eye in Shipping order At the auS creek x there Was noa
a o ana sSS f
eft % Ell as i9a T ar sas We
bis for dS CLOSING a. sc r and ZOO bis for
ne At s " Nal Later we hear q ssss in N York Of
s, u.ass
and 8 ksg; The market icr pork Quiet and
M Sbot az auSa s s 9 m s az 1 %" n
in obbns lots al ss % sls e. Bacon remained quie,
s nd @ o sSo do Sc 1n a S oM
Haosd wh smahs s an anss of % &C. Beef was
made, asgrega,ing about 81 bbs AZ prices within !he
Heroes Beef hams were quiet and unchanged; quoted
Tom store quoted A. ss 9s for picked hams
smoked hams Lard-IIe market for Western was hrm
s4c ssc WAS cash lots hear Of sales Of Is
Ssec, so tierces for june at sc Tide o crcss s
for July at 9ssc lil6c City lard dull and nominal
RIcr.-Thc market Cor Carolina continued dun and
- P%taa 5Se 800 bags Ra"sgo" at sse
sucA-The market today Tor raw was decidedly more
aG na nSx ss cop ali ei a Il prices w ds
the range Of the appended quotations Refined
e sGTi 70 nj qenns
rsn"s = good s far Es To gos s so0a
Pas, prime to choice grocery, 9sc. 9s. centrifugal,
e' o?a of 0asss nqs saa f%nsi
s sa SGs & de- GS i c = "a s c
10 to 20 esc he DO, white lc. lie Porto I;ico-
pi s Dutch ssSfs ssS
g Nos y to z g. 9c
market for sssd conr%fd %st and
hear sales bags and s' 300 pesses per W
Sas sa Sss. Se9 S n /" Ssh os
81 4 gold sixty days 1, and 43s bags, per Niokl
c tor Ohio Sssc Ss Tor Indiana and Mchisa u, a. and
los for State Timothy was nominal at 50 7Sass
sTEARIsE remained dun and entirely nominal at o,Sc
for ali kinds We hear OF sales Of LOO cases supdrv s"ea
Leaf 2oc 4oc lis old Connecticut q. Auction
sc 4 6c. for lers and 25c SOC ior seconds 40
oso S sw arg Ns% Sse d. at Co.
and $50 bales OF Havana at 95c. a$l 10
TALLow continued scarce and wanted, quoted at 9lsc
for choice.
wooL-Thc market continued very quiet throughout
the rst three days but prices have shown
change and can hardly be quoted as strong. although
iSc1 rs 4s Sc 500 lbs me super pulled at
Soc 900 lbs Georgia at a5c Tor unwashcd and 15c for
washed oHOlbs 1eeces at IKE Soc 6OOObs. Australian
at zoe Bw lbs Bnenos Ayres ut c ~ bales East India
at 6c 6tc 1863 bales Mestiza at 33c Soc and "a bales
at s0c 20 bales Bucnos Ayres eepskins 3sc IS bags
pulled combngs at abc and % bales Donskoi private
terms
WmsKrY.-Receipts, os9 bbls. The market was quiet
and steady 50 bbls. sold at SSc.
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Tomorrow "wednesday the Sub-Treasnrer will
open proposals for the purchase by the government
Of SO, sos, $50 of bonds.
FOREIGN QUOTATIONS.
At halfpast four O'Clock this afternoon consols for
money were quoted at the London Stock Exchange
at 924 927s and for account at 927s 30; Ameri
can securities stood as foows:-
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The market Is reported rs being dull and heavy.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Ia steady at the following rates :-Sxty day bills
London 1092l and short sight l10ss Paris, 5.l6Ts
and 5.1lX.
The following figures show the totals OF the aver
age OF the leading items OF the Philadelphia banks
for In md tho
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CLOSING PRICEs-5 O'CLOCK P, NJ,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Quiet and Easier-Re-
ccipts mt the Ports 3,s44 Bnles-Flour
and Wheat Decidedly Better-POrk and
Lard About Steady-Spirits Turpentine
Easier and Actfve-Petroleum Easier
Wool Quiet-Whislkcy Unchanged.
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wheat was fairly active and the market was somcwha
sSs.Sa aS n S 1ns
70 for ss sSsg IN At p and cS Sas rns
ii . for poor MIwaufse store aasi u red VIM
s n for Mh S DC G1 Son n Germ
and y good demand The sale. were sno"i
yssw pssdsa i" The sale are o
Mere about bout 1900 bushels nossy spesason at
&c oas were rmsr There WE'RE ny %Sed here
western IN store and Sc for wnite @eern IN sore
Barley dun We hear OF sales of 1908 bushels Cana
FRTre,rs-The inquiry for berth room was very modcr
FSr for %a
vessels for the grain trade: There also some call
'esS
Tsss s wsns
tallow Cd The charters comprise British bark,
gGn on na S al
sss sa!h S lS
s grain to 81 n Cd s
have fsas y
sh brig hence TO renarth Roads orders 500 bbls.
% c"rt % the sd kns saS ron @ @
r. Tp0FsS n s 10 sns M
equivalent 70 $ss 20 net bark ST. tons 70 sa:ua and
cooperaee stock ont and bach with sugar 25 BARK,
42o tons from Havana or Maanlas to port north Of Hat
soa6 feet lumber, slo '''''' ="
III tlis liiflIoTtant
sas wcr made At prices eu we n9S no
7c, Cloth, H1sc l5ac tor Calcutta and l61c l64c.
for domestic.
HEMP JuTE.-The market for all descriptions OF
hemp continued dun and entirely nominal Jute and jue
butts were also quiet and unchanged. We quote -
Dressed American 81 2oa$26 GO Per tom undrcssed do,
10'ac. l03ac, gold; Tampco 7ac. no do, in bond
Jute Sac. 7c, gold, and jute butts Sac. 3sc.,
rency We learn of sales OF POO bales jute AT 6ic gold
cash. 800 bales butts to arrive at &c. gold and 400 bales
HAY AND srrAw.-With light arrivals and bu. small
offerings the market is again frmcr both hay and
straw quoted at 81 10 81 90 tor shipping ana 81 "a
81 90 for retail qualities 81 06 81 Is for clover Zoe s5c
for salt 81 ~ 81 10 for long rye straw N 81 for short
do. soc. a 90c. for oat and SOC a 75c for wheat
HoPs.-The market has shown no particular change
since last but continued quiet Desirable kinds
no disposition to shade prices Full former quotations
were current
LEArHER-The market for hemlock was dull, and for
low grades Of Buenos Ayres shade easier figures
accepted The stock Is pretty well assorted Oak
tnned In active demand especially for middle and light
weights the stock Is much reduced and the market
Arm. We quote -Hemlock-Bucnos Ayres, heavy, 2s,. n
California, heavy, 271ac 2sc do, middle, 27c 2Sc
do light &c. 2ac; Ornoco &c, heavy, 2Cic. &c.
do middle, &c 271ac.; do, light &c. y isc good
damaged, all kinds and weights, 24sc. 25lsc; poor
damaged all kinds and weights, l9c 2, in the rough,
3c. 33c Oak-slanghter. heavy, Sc a $50 do, mid
$50 do, middle, ssc sc; DO, light SIC &c. in
the rough heavy, Sic. 36c. middle 3Ic 36c light,
SIC. a :5c. bellies, lie a l9c
MoLAssrs.-The market generally remained quiet, hut
firm, both foreign and domestic We hear Of sales. in
lots of 100 Dbls New Orleans at from sc. TO zoe We
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tUIfUN TIIIIIIHg Ut WNNIIIY
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted
FLour AND GRAIN Rcccipts-Flour AIS bbs wheat,
500 bushels; corn 80 100 do corn meal 800 hbs and 3i
bngs: oats 3430 bushels The Hour market was ccdedy
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frmer, some grades were higher This particularly
the with extra State. The kaIes comprising all
kinds aggregate about bbs including 1850 bbs
Southern and 200 bbs supernne rye, all prices within
the range OF the appended quotations Corn meal
quiet but firm for all descriptions We quote =
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nyn1h .a..Ysn..
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Tuesday, 2Iay 7-1O.15 A. NJ.

$4,000 $40 c, 5, lisa $4,000 SIS 040 il056
sou > d2O, c, 81 .b3 ll6 10000 SIS. 49, RIB lIas
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