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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May % 1873
Cotton frmer: good ordinary, HE Hiac Net re-
cceps 24s bales Exports to Great Britain TO Sales,
l20J. Stock. 37,aG2.
Cotton In mod s demand; middlings lsc Is'sc:
Sales oas S evening" soes
lG,2W.
&c Cotton dull; middnss Izc i7's Net recspts
a 81 s1es AAp0fS-'0aS'"'se 2' SAies w. STOCK
Cotton nomna mddnrs fsys e Ns Nay asce 81 a
bales Exports1To Great Britain, zl5S; coastwise, 465
cHAaLrs1oS, May q. 1873
qss SInS Ss Net sSp * has
Flour steady Wheat dull and lover; No Write Va
g saS SPOT % seller june seller s 81
% high buyer ae
81 KS a ASsas o. @.t sa
sse yellow sse Oats auiet and , Freghss
n rhss 10 ss' G%
l4ooo bushels wheat 5000 do. corn, 1900 do oats
Flour steady ana unehanged ssss Nay Y ls
No spring. 50 90 Tor amber Winter, SO % for white
Sr club as. at Of
lay TssS @ ayf o Ssa
or SS 8 81 ss d Sr so Ps ss
PSs; s'.T sRs ,ys
Jys Ss i.
BUFFALO. n. Y. May 49, 1873
, %%es ss
shipments-w6eat 1885 bushels corn 1850 S6 DO oats
do Rs sa bushels corn
corn, 1Oc. oats, 6stc. Flour quiet; sales Of Western
Spring at 81 rs 3d. bakers 81 IS rs amber. IS 90
50 2 white 90 $40 Wheat dull sales 1900 bushels
Milwaukee No. Spring at 81 43; 900 do Chicago
No. at 81 81 quoted Milwaukee No Spring at 81 43s
81 A; Chicago No do at 81 Al; white Canada, 81 u
81 Na; white Michigan, 81 81 81 So Corn in good de
mand sales $50 bushels No at 4Sc 500 do at T5c
Oats steady Western held at 43ac. 44c. in lots
42c. a sc by cargo. Barley quiet at Csc. 0Sc. for
Canada SOC &c. Tor No. WESTERN SAC. 8Sc. for two.
rowed state Csc. for fourrowed State. RyeSales of
hagged at Sc Barley malt steady at 81 81 10 for
western, III $40 Tor prime Winter western 81 20
81 rs for prime Canada sales 1850 bushels Western at
81 l5
Flour quiet and unchanged, shippers holding of.
Wheat quiet and weak sales OF No. Spring at 81 rs ;
No do. at 81 2sf cash; 81 2s6 81 2sa seller June
81 &c seller Juy No 3do 81 lss 81 49, rejected, 81 o.
Corn in fair demand and lower; sales OF No 2mxed at
So cash 39sc 394c seller June 445c seller july
Aac seller August; rejected 36s4c SIC. Oats quiet,
weak and shade lower: sales OF No at 3lMc. cash
SEC. seller June Rye steady CSC. 69c Tor No
Barley dull and nominal Whskey steady at Ole. Pork
dull and lower at SIS SIS seller June SIS TO- seller July
Lard easier at So 45 So 90, spot seller june Bulk
meats In fair demand and higher sales Of shoulders at
Gao; short rib mindless Sac. SIC. Bacon quiet and
unchanged Freghts-Coin TO Buffalo, &c.; wheat &c.
Wheat TO Kingston, l21sc. Recepts-S,0v bills flour;
81 ooo bushels wheat $1,000 do corn. 1900 do oats
bushels wheat 2430Oo do corn, $4,000 do. oats and 1000
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.



Business city realty Is somewhat active, although
the sales on Change not brisk and this branch
consists present In the main, of foreclosure sales IL
may be taken augury that all mortgages are
prompt their obligations in quidatng their just in
debtedncss Private sales the contrary, are being
made with considerable success and will aggregate
handsome amount this week. We have heard OF num-
her Of interesting transactions within day two but
as the contracts completed refrain from
giving tho particulars But this much be sad that
extensive of east side property will be an
nounced during the ensuing week. which will astonish
tho bears the solid commodity on the east side of
Manhattan Island.
The Hell Gate Improvement has been discounted in one
instance but the purchase Is highly important anu
will pay the investors very handsome profit.
The sales At the Exchange yesterday where the attend
ance was rather diminutve footed up as follows:-
MULLER, WILKINS AND
Executors sae.)
6 $. blk. h. and l.. 10 Peck sip, between Water and -
6 blk tenement h. ,front. bk, h. rcar). and l.,
% Chrysie ST. ~ llxlO6 ............... $50
$. bk. factory and !. No a. adjoining the above, -.
CIienry Nicoli reiereej
Is bk. tenement h. and H. II. s. OF East 36th st., l25
blk. tcndmcnt and L. adjoining above, 2Ox9S9 10000
NY WILLIAM kENNELLY
u. ii. Jones, rcteree)
81. b. g. II. and IT, e. OF Lexington av, 655 IT. n. of
50h ST., l7Yx93 .l5oW
JOSEPH M'GuInE
wv. II. kirchies rcieree)
3s BIZ. h. and q Sullivan ST.. ~ IT, n OF Grand st., 80
Suburban property is looming up considerably Judging
from the prosperous sales which have taken
place this week We quote the following as Of the most
importance. 4 sale at Orange, n j.; WAS held by A. D.
Melck Brother, which proved highly remnnerative
This sale by o. II. Pterson well attended. The
property well located, and prices realized were
slf
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BANK SHARES.

BANK SHARES.
The market in this department was nrm and but
slightly unchanged The transactions were lin.
tted The following are the quotations =
New York, 1856; Manhattan, ISL; Merchants, l1ek;
Mechanics, 1888; Union 1873; America, 1871; City,
255; Phenix, 95; North River IS; Tradcsmen's l54
Mechanics and Traders 1871 Gallatin National 100
Seventh Ward, 1884, State OF New York, 10Y
Commerce, ll6K; Mercantile, 1872; American Ex-
change 1926; Bank OF North America, 100; Metro.
politan, 135x; Peoples, 14o; Corn Exchange, 1876
Continental,s0; st. Nicholas, 100; Commonwealth,
s.; Importers and Traders, 1872; Park, 14s; First
National, 2O1; Fourth National, 112ii; Ninth
National 1O41s; German American, 1904.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Tennessees old, sold at 81, new at s5ss S594; Mis-
souri, skies, 93k; Alabamas, S61a. Outside oil these
transactions the market was inactive. The prices
quoted are as ollows:-Tennessee ex coupon, S0i4
= s0x; do, new, 80 sOJs Virginia, ex coupon,
sixes deferred scrip, 1913 a11H; Georgia skies,
rs q SO; do sevens, Ola 90; North Carolina,
ex coupon. 20 a 30; do. to North Carolina Rail-
road, so 80; do, funding, 1866, Is 20; d. do,
1865 II 20; do, new, 10 IL do special tax, Is
is; Missouri sixes esx e3i; do, Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 90H 91h; Louisiana SKIES, As IS; do,
new ~ so; South Carolina sixes rs a 35; do, new,
January and July, 15h II; do, do, April and
october, 20 a rs; Arkansas skies, funded 80 a 40.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
No remark concerning these securities is neces.
sary beyond what has been made from day TO day.
They remain strong. with an active demand for
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY 49, ls7a-TRlpLE SHEET

was bid and 81 ~ for Milwaukee half June 81
The about ccSo bushes ss s' sss sr
sG, soft S Ss Sle Tor mixed S SSc FOR high m,ed
We ssG~ SsisSf 90 @
for do nsed &c. AZ Sew Tor SiSi s CHOICE
asss s@ and Yd nsa al RYE
at or @ snrs IS me
81 i Iss ssI ss.Ss,
noticeable change The chartering business fair
1I Ssrso ;s,m: y ION
SislG "ss q .osasse ss sss
and by a SAIL bushels gram Sa' at
s sap y Aa sa q & Sss. Of tobacco "a Il f. s
o pul at s BARK ensc &c
Eases q % 81 saqSas Norm BARK
private Terms; SorSssan bark rom rSaSslpSa 70
hagen $500 BIZ; rsansd DO .. q ~. :. s0',
a TnsTs S.ys assss
S New sSTosss q. ssnirIsssI ana @sea
AZ .a aS @ s.% orIssSs English
pesna aad Spirit. at
at @ g. s Sa @
sss 'm a"S eo ar
81 Is 80 Ds s sisned at $ 20 1870 sDs e pale
Ssis y II low ss % ss. s.,ss. y .s$
Dis SS pr o dS Is ass
s. Tar ~ and nSi pseh w Mere saeSs
pEIaoIruM Change to-day the market for refined
WAS dull but prices were nominaliy firm at 2Oc 4c.
bulk q Wss ry hsa 1t Win II
@ as o4
en ana city he creek markets yere ane but nrm at
GSS1S e. sv He
"'s i Contract ss
% sf sB
ans il 0b s Sn at s q
ss;s Ss iss, rSysn
Of city long clear SIC ' Western s's was q; sns
s5sS a.s S sss
6 psiss xsa 81 fs.nss DO 90 g;
$40 s22 do prime do, lerces and s23 s25
a Re ar a n S@
meats meats, remained quiet in WHOLESALE way but prices
saS
atii4c; and 1000 lbs q DO bellies on private terms
PE'sss s$s:
s esns ON @ M % se
.er @as s4S @
l torceS OF NO at 6ac city quiet; quoted at Sac %
uerces, a special brand, sold for export at &c.
PoTAToEs-We have little or no change to note In the
market since our last report The demand continued
q. early rose 90 . a. Jackson whites g
~ 90 Prince Abert ~ 81 10; Peerless 1925 81 30
Dyrghts 81 &C. The above quotations are for lots in
kicE-Trade Was moderately fair to-day, at steady
ne a &c.. and quo bags Of Rangoon at exc a &c.
mand to-day with prices ruling steady We note sales
hhds good do &c., centrifugal at 9sc 200
do OF do private terms 100 boxes OF Cuba ut 7c.,
l4ll do. of centrifugal private terms There were
rumored sales OF fully 5000 boxes of centrum
We queue STRENGTHENING inferior to common 7c. a
sac grocery fair to good sc SIC prime to choice
sac &C.; centrifugal, hhds and boxes SIC. 956c
moasses, hhds. and boxes. 6c. 7c melado, &C. &c.
HavanaBo xes-Dutch standard, Nos to 9, 7c. nc
do 10 to H. &c. SIC do, Is to l5 SIC 94c do, 16 to
Is 91ac l0c. do, 10 to 20 l04 IOlac; white 94c a
l0sac. Porto Rico-Rcfining, common to PRIME 7c n
Sic; grocery fair TO choice Sac. g4c. Brazil-Dutch
standard Nos to H. 6c. SIC. Java-Dutcn standard
Nos 10 TO IL Sac SIC Neutrality-suspicious. and extra
perior, &c. a re
srEARISE continued quiet Sales 50 terces Of prime
9Hc and 80 terccs OF do. on private terms
TALLow In demand and steady Sales l0f hhds.
at sac s156c l5) bills OF prime ut &C. and IL 900 lbs.
Of outside 1t s14c a SIC.
Wniskny.-Receipts' = bbls.. The market was active
to-day, but prices again lower. The sales up
bOO bbls. ut 93c. a 931zc.
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the issue Of 1861, Q growing demand for 1858 ana
an inadequate supply for the foreign market. the
prices quoted are as f0llOws:-United states cur
rency skies, 1l6x 1861; do skies, 1881, regis
tered Ilsk ll9& do do. do, coupon, 122ia 1929
do. lve.twenties, registered, May and November,
ll61s 1T; do. do, 1862, coupon do, l16sl III
do do, 1884, do do, 1864 III; DO do, 1865, do,
do, 1ls l1s4; do do, 1857, registered. January
and July, lls1s lls<; do. do, 1866, coupon, do,
1lsz 10; do. do, 1867, do, d. 1915 l2l7s;
do do, 1865. do, do 1873 1905; do. ten-forties,
registered, 1925; do. do, coupon, 1l4ls q ll41a;
do, fve-twenties, 1881, coupon. ll6 ll64.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The public mind was prepared yesterday for
what has followed to-day-namely, the reorganiza-
ton OF the Pacific Mail Company. The election took
place at noon at the company's ONCE, and resulted
as Isl 6o2 votes were polled representa-
tives OF the stock, and the large majority showed
its confidence in the following ticket:-George H.
Bradbury, I. W. Park, James D. Smith, John M.
Burke, Charles J. Osborn, Russell Sage, George 8.
Scott, George II. Palmer and Rufus Hatch. IL IL
generally believed that Captain Bradbury viii be
elected the President Of the new directory. The
stock exhibited its temper by opening at 417s,
moving to AZ, and alternately rising and falling on
this average, finally stiffening at the last beard
to 43N q "A. Union Pacific. which closed
yesterday at 27ss, opened at 25%, but recovered
and maintained steaciness at an advance OF per
cent, and towards the close called for 27ss. c. c.
and l. c. was firm at the extremes Of 2sK q 30l4
western Union showed vibration Of about per
cent, opening at SAX, touching s51S higher, and
recedng at the close TO SAX. No material change
is be noted in other quotations. the attention OF
brokers being chiefly bestowed on the two FIRST
named stocks, and no influences existing either to
depreciate or advance the Others Take it all in
all, beyond the fluctuations incident to and re-
corded of Pacific Mail and Union Pacific the day
was quite as dull most of Its predecessors for the
last fortnight.
The statement submitted to the stockholders OF
the Pacific Mail Company at the annual election to-
day, exhibits the financial condition as follows:-
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The New Board Of Direction of the
Pacific Mail Company.
Report Of the Financial Condition Union
Pacific Still Weak.
GOLD STE AID Y.
STOCKS GENERALLY FIRM.
The Foreign Market
Strong.
ri o N r Y Il A = Y :.
Railroad Securities and Government
nj o N II Y Il A = Y
Railroad Securities and Government
ssa Bonds in Good Demand.
ACTION IN THE TREASURY.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET.
WEDNESDAY, May 2S-6 p. M.
On 'Change to-day '.spotr cotton was duh and
not quotably changed, while 'futures'' were In
fair request at hc. 3-l6c. per h. Improvement.
Flour was duh and easier. Wheat was shade OF
and corn was steady. n
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices give no cause for disturb
ance. American securities remain firm, and the
financial sympathy, expressed by values, re-
mains In perfect accord with the situation already
reported. Consols and United States bonds are
steady and unchanged, and Erie holds its own at
4sss and 40. The French loan was active and ad-
vanced to 5H per cent premium, certifying to a
degree the confidence In the present French ad
ministraton. Rentes were steady at SCI. 15c. Con-
soils firm at 93; 1S67's, e41s; 104os, $50 new ves
S9h S9A. The bullion withdrawn from the Bank
OF England to-day amounts to f77,000
THE MONEY MARKET.
There are NO important changes to be recorded
Money commanded its full price-to wit, q per
cent for call loans, and q 9 per cent for CONNER
cial paper. No exigencies operated to introduce
any change in the prices already named. and it
does not seem likely that any win occur until later
in the season. Long loans are sought and by some
parties favored, but the suspicious with reference
to the anticipated gold corner deter active bust
ness and unsettle calculations. so that it is well
market. Foreign exchange is unaltered and quoted
with dulness at 1881 1881 for prime bankers 90
days sterling, and lO951 1905 for sight The bull
lion movement from London to the Continent does
not yet seem to be determined. Hence no drain
outside OF the small amount named above is re-
ported, which it is at all probable will affect this
market. N T
GOLD sTEADY-11sk 11s14.
The clique continue to play their role but there is
no new development and no fact on which to base
prediction The market was dull 1t opened at
1885,, advanced y, declined u and afterwards re-
covered, closing at the opening price.
The rates paid for carrying were from to per
cent to "nat' for borrowing. The Sub-Treasurer
paid out to-day $4,000 on account Of interest
The outstanding legal tenders amount to 1856 0oo,-
0O0 This a reduction Of s54o,0OO since yesterday.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has now all OF the
$44,0 600 which Secretary Boutwell, claimed a
reserve The following table will show the fluctua-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKNr..-LoSpos. May SO BOP M
American securities closed unchanged United States
bonds, hvcs, 49, Erie Railway shares, 4sk Consos
opened at ga for both money and the account Ameri-
securities quiet; United States fve-twenty bonds
lss5s old g 1855, 946; ten.fortics, ssI new tves,
PARIs BouRsE.-PARIs, May 2s-P M-Rcntes closed at
56f. SIC.
M-The market closed unchanged. The sales OF the day
have been 10000 bales including 1000 for speculation
and EXPORT or the sales 81 900 bales were American
sales q cotton shipped rom savannah, Or Charles
New Orleans, deliverable July, at SD, The market
opened qnet; with middling uplands, wsd and midding
Orleans, yxd. gid. Sales Of cotton shipped from
Savannah or Charleston deliverable in May, at S41
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs Observation-Disclosures, May 2S-
M-The market Is quiet I.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARREr-LIvERPoot, May S-
M-Bacon 37s. Cd per cwt Tor Cumberland cut beef,
Sos. per fierce for new
LIvERPooL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPooL, May 2S-
Evening.-Common rosin, IS. per cwt Spirits turpcn-
tine, $50 per cwt- . ~
i01s. for fine pale American.
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THE NEW REGIME QUIEsCENT.
Affairs i'm the Public Depnrtmcnts-The
New Chm IN berlAfn In Omce-Rumored
Resignation If Comm issioner Char.
lfck-(Ddds n nd Ends.


lfck-Odds and Ends.
The City Hall and the various public departments In
the buildings adjacent thereto the proper places
which look for yesterday the closest repor
oral inquiry and research failed to develop anything OF
startling nature The that the of municipal
government has been absolutely deserted since the
frmation the Police Commissioners and Police Head
quarters in Mulberry street Is now the rystng place OF
the clans. reached the City Hall, however yes
terday that Commissioner Cnriich mad resigned but the
report extremely INDEFINITE, and no one knew any
thing definite concerning IT, The reported for his
resignation. tor his contemplated action in that re-
gard that he had asceraincd by his brief expert
the duties of the position would engross too
much his time but this onsld cred absurd IL Is
not Mt all likely that shrewd and experienced man
oliver Charck would seek accept position known
to be and exactng II properly attended to- with
No one therefore, believed the story.
Among the prominent gentlemen who called upon the
Mayor yesterday were Judge Noah Davis Commissioner
Henry Smith, John Foley. superintendent Matseli.
the aldermen and other city officials
Chamberlain Lane yesterday assumed control OF his
office. but nothing transpcd beyond that fact in his
bureau No changes were made, and the selection OF
Deputy Chamberlain has not yet been completed, but
will probably be announced to-day.
cation AS City Marshal complaint was entered, the
complaint dismissed several days since, and Farley
sworn In and received his warrant. : . .
In consequence Of complaints made by Mr. H. ~ Shcr-
wood OF the Water Registers Bureau Commissioner Van
Mort order requiring the clerks TO be in at
tendance from nine O'Clock A. H. until four o'clock r. ".
the usual days of business number OF the clerks,
think hours labor daily is too much for
their constitutions and the pay have protested against
the order ana one OF them. It is understood, has re
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The quotations based on Cotton N Store, RUNNING III
quality than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
CorrrF.-The market remained quiet but very strong
for all descriptions. No sales reported from
first hands. We append our former quotations. as
follows -Rio-Ordinary cargocs i1sfc. a sl4c fair
cargoes lsIsc. q issZc.; good cargoes 1gc 1910.
prime cargoes, lylsc, a IKE extreme range for
Java govcrnment bags, 2O,sc 2lSc do grass mats
2lc. Singapore do, lie. lsc ;Cevon isIsc l9c
Maracaibo. ls1sc. l9sc.; Lagunyrn, l9c l9sc. ia
maica lsc l9c ST. Domingo, 161sc. Porto Rico, lgc
9Isc. Costa Rica. lslsc. 19kc Mexican lss4c gc
Manila, lsc lSlSc. Ango9tura, Isl 9c. Savanilla
sIsc: l9c Curacao, ls1sc. l9c., gold 80 70 days
credit
FLOUR AND Neutrality-suspicious. 10,75l bbis wheat
s77ss bushels; corn, 63,7 do meal yu0 bbs ana
567 bags oats 20 13f bushels barley 800 do. The flour
market was dun and lower FOR nearly all kinds lhe
also duh and lower The first sample Of the southern
crop Of 1878 sold by L. Roberts Co at SIS
Dbl The wheat garnercd, thrcshed and milled on
the day. last week IT was manufactured by Stovall
4 HUI at Augusta, Ca, got to market and sold al an
earlier than Cornmea quiet steady
sales 800 bbls brandywne at So % So 65 Feed was
quiet and nominay steady at yesterday quoted prices
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COMPTROLLER'S PAYMENTS.

Comptroller Green paid yesterday, through the Paw,
master. all the laborers on big pipes small pipes thirty
six inch mains and repairs TO 18TH inst, S47o7
and also laborers bouevards avenues &c. TO 18th
inst, $3i,325 Total, $49,0S3
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SCRANTON COAL.

The regular monthly sale of Scranton coal took place
yesterday at 50 Exchange place. The attendance was
not large, but the sale spirited. The auctoneers
J. Draper Co. The following were the prices
realized. Eighty thousand tons were offered for sale
Lump sold at an average OF - per ton; steamboat
chestnut IS 42 The following are the prices as
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CASE OF sUNsTRoKg.

Henry Stevenson, residing at s2i Court street. Brook
lyn taken to the City Hospital yesterday, suffering
the effects Of the heat He fell Myrtle avenue.
and sustained a severe cut over the lett eve
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The Treasury balances at the close OF business
to-day in Washington were:-
CURRENCY. 3o,cUuouu
Scrtlncdtes. Ao,ooVVoU
The currency shows decrease Of 100000 since
yesterday.
The steamship Java, sailing for Europe to-day,
took out $685., 900 in silver bars.
Advices from Washington state that the Treasury
Department has decided TO reduce the legal ten
ders outstanding to 56,ooooo0 by the st OF June.
The Internal Revenue receipts amounted to
$3.50, 600.
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank
are recorded as iollOws:-
uOu pdianCcs......... So4lu,Lx4
currency DhdHCeS. 4,4ZH,o4S
Gross clearances IL 70j, 200
RAILROAD BONDS
The change in these has been unmportant. The
market was not active and the prices corresponded
generally with previous quotations. They are
amended in accordance with the CALL as follows -
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CoMpTRoLLER's RECEIPTS

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts paid
Yesterday into the City Treasury
From taxes water rent aud interest
BUREAU ARREARS
From OF taxes, assessments Croton rent and
COLLECTOR OF ASSESSMENTS.
From street openings and improvements and in
BUREAU REGISTER.
From Croton rent 6I62
Total. SIS SIT
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WHEAT was dull and easy the spot and lower for for
ward delivery The sales about l2D,W0 bushels, at
81 50a 81 % tor inferior and No spring; 81 saS 62
q q for Mwagksei 81 Co. Tor No: \; 81 81 90 tor
arrive first half of june AZ the close 81 "
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Az sale !; 70 DC ned Today A. the EXchanse
by McSsrs Muller wilkins Co.. consisting OF 46i vallia-
bic lots and ave pretty houses, The land is finely 10
Gated easily accessible from this city and offers in
duccments settlers The property sold under dircc
ton Of Mr. Georsc W Van siclen attorney and Judging
piled with railroad tickets 10 inspect the premises to be
disposed Of the sale promises TO be very large.
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Included in the above rs bales TO arrive. future
delivery basis low middling the sales have been fol-
lows SALES last evening after oclock-May, 100
is 7i6c June, 500 q Is 5,iss. Jay 200 at s2lssc;
ber 2OO at 7c. Total 200 bales. Sales today up to
p M-May, 200 at ls1c June 100 at IS IL s2c 200 at Is
at coo at ISs2c 100 At lsc 100 at is 7lsc 500
a32c IOO at IS l16c 100 at Is 2s2c 500 al is II iec,
at is 2sy2c SEQ at lsc lUO at Is l3l6c August 300
100 at IS 2ss2c September 1905 i7c October Ig at
Ike 100 az y aiSc; November ao a, u lSc 01 at
Grand total. 1890 bales. the receipts at the
ports Galveston, 2h bales New Orleans,
21s7; Mobile, 49, Savannah $50; Charleston, "a Will
minuton, TO- Norfolk 4S2 New York, SS5; Boston, So
Total 400 bales This day last week. 6aS5 bales This
day year. 6s bales Rates cotton TO foreign ports
closed nominal Mt the following figures TO Havre by
sean 1c. sail. lc compressed; 10 Hamburg, by steam,
sd compressed; to Bremen by steam, Lei 10 Liverpool,
.tonnn a a I'D. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-29
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
i. M.-Bcfore Call.

May 2s-10:l5 A. M.
$4,000 Us $40, c, '67... l2l7S