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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON May II, 1879.
Cotton steady good ordinary, iAc. Net receipts 300
bales. stock, 4U,I2a
Cotton-Demand limited; inddIingS isac Net re-
eelpts. 1854 bales gross ~ Exportsfo Great Britain,
1905 last evening, LOU STOCK, l25,691.
Cotton ann. r,,o,,,.. ~, Mo MoeIss May Elsa
Exports coastwse, 100 sales, 49, Stock -9l2i.
SAVANNAH, Hay II, 1873.
Cotton dull; mdSdlings lssc Net receipts Sol bales
Cotton easy: middlings lsc. low midGiings IKE.
coas,wise, ic7. Sales, so Stock, 2S7O2
WnaIseToS N. c., May II. 1873
for sraned 81 s. n0s or So say for
yellow dip ana Virgin Far steady at s. Is ' ~
Cotton Hrm middngs, l7Ac. Receipts, 'si7 bales
Shipments, lao. Stock, 3i,lI
Flour IS 80 as9 Wheat quiet and weak; No. white
T TSsn 3 SS hi MSG s 81 81 s%ssr
81 7Ot No red s. % Corn in lar demand and higher
hS s &c., Seller & so ew scd DE-
INC it, SS our rresotS
0s % eor d. Oa sss
Flour steady with good demand sales Zoo ISI
GE MG raa q r p %ss ss a
al " white Sapsda At g Corn duh and oweS sales
Barley and quiet Corn meal sold Al rs Tor boited
or shorts s 1 p per Gw % 'eda e gp % sy , ~
dlings Canal freiqhts lower grain; wheat and peas
Sc corn and rye f&c TO New York lumber - TO the
Hudson. Railroad ircigtts-ro Philadelphia and Boston,
&C g. New York soc 'o Albany Troy and schnecady
5000 40. rye, 1901 peas and 1901 COZ
lumber. shipments hy canaiD6O0 bushels wheat 1910
do barley and L'l2,1OOfeet Of lumber
BUFFALO, May IL, 1873
Lake imports-Flour 1926 bbls.; wheat 277,t77
bushels; corn, bhUf do.i oats, S4D do; rye, 400 do
Canal shipmen.s-M 6aaa bushels; corn 1890
do; mat 1904 kail exports-Wheat, sSbO bushels
corn G2st do oats 900 do rye. 400 Do Flour steady
at 81 70 50 Tor Western Spring 81 rs a 80 25 for
bakers. So " ~ - Tor amber. ~ ~ $40 Tor
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THE COURTS.
1OdBS POLICE COURT.
Ono Hundred and Five Migrants Before
Judge Doxxling=A Tn gical Tailor.

One Hundred and Five Migrants Before
Judge Dowiing-A Trngical Tailor.
At an early hour yesterday morning there came
pouring into the Tombs Police Court one Of the
most motley arrays OF queer characters that have
been seen in even those precincts for some time.
1t Is not strange thing to see the worst phases OF
human character brought before His Honor Judge
bowling; in fact it is an everyday occurrence /;
but on Saturday night last Captains Kennedy and
Clnchy went to work in earnest to clear out their
respective precincts Of their worst specimens, both
male and female, and from the exhibition yester-
day they succeeded admirably. There were alto
gether
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE PRISONERS
In the box, the female element predominatng.
they were arrested as vagrants and were gwen to
the care OF the Commissioners OF Charities and
Correction. Forty OF these were taken in the Sixth
precinct and some thirty more in the Four
classed c,, 9naSse as habitual drunkards. Their
features were perfectly Desotted with rum, and
their general aspect was
sQuALID IN THE EXTREME.
Some OF them had their faces and bodies bruised
in several places, their eyes dlscolored and their
kempt clothes rocking with filth. In great many
cases i've and six Of these women, ali white, had
been arrested together, living in state oil concu.
binage with colored men in Donovan's lane and
other purlieus OF the Sixth ward.
Judge Downing disposed OF the whole crowd by
putting them under 5000 bail and committing them
to the Island for six months each.
TBAGICAL TAILOR.
About hali-past thee yesterday morning Henry
Egan, OF 12o Mulberry street. was walking through
Mulberry street, between Canal and Hester, when
he was accosted by man named Patrick
McLoughiln, tailor, residing at lo2 Mulberry
street. Mclaughlin said, GOOD morning, Mr..
Egan." Mr.. Egan returned the salutation and
passed on. Immediately aiterward he received q
heavy blow on the shoulder IRON some instrument,
and was Knocked down and dragged into the
hallway OF lib Mulberry street, his vest was torn
Oil him and his pockets rltled Of $40 Egan's
screams brought an Officer to the scene, who ar
rested Patrick Mclaughlin, the man who first ac-
costed Egan, AMI was recognized by him as the
assailant. sungshot was found on his person.
Judge Downing yesterday committed Mclaughlin
to answer, without bail and sent tie complainant
to the uouse OF OetentlOn.
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I that the object of the unfayorabIe exhibit TO
depress the stock in the interest OF Philadelphia
operators, who received their cue from the Penn
| sylvania Railroad. Western Union declined to
"a per cent from s6 but had rallied nearly two per
| cent by saturday. and touched s5A, In sympathy
| with the generally favorable feeling that followed
the bank statement. Indeed, the general improve
| ment Just before the closing hour OF the market
| despite the action OF the Bank OF England
was quite notable, and served to restore
prices to medium OF the weeks ex-
tremes. 1t Is announced that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders and bondholders OF
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
Will be held in Chicago on the 5th of June for the
election OF directors Tor the ensuing year. The an
nual election OF directors OF the New York and
Harlem road wiz be held at the ONCE OF the COM
pany on the Goth instant The transfer books will
remain closed until the 2lst OF May. Directors OF
the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
win be elected on the 4th OF June.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
One OF the cheering signs OF the times is that
United States 67s sold at 1907, the highest point
they have reached for several years. The ether
long United States securities have been IN close
sympathy. Nor have our bonds abroad gone or
more than Il per cent, Notwithstanding the Inn
mense sales that must have been compelled in the
liquidation resulting from the panic.
CLOSING PRICES or GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the closing quotations Satur-
day evening for government bonds:-United
States currency SKIES, 1854 1l6 do. skies,
1881, registered l1s1 1854; do. do. do, coupon
12l. a 12l1s do nve-twentes registered, May and
November, 1854 116A4; do do, 1852, coupon, do,
115A 1l6k do. do, 1884, do, do, 1l5A
1l6I do. do, 1865 do, do, 117S 1l7X; do. do,
1867, registered, January and July, 1ls14 a 1lsh;
do do, 1865, coupon, do, 1887 q 11sH; do. do,
1867 do, do 120l4 1908; do. do, 1858. do, do,
1857 1lss do. ten-iorties, registered liz 1124
do do, coupon, 1143. q 114x; do. nves Of 1881,
coupon, 1145< lis.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement Is favorable and exhibits
further considerable Increase In the resources of
our banking institutions, the reserve being
strengthened so far as to show a surplus OF nearly
five millions of dollars In excess OF the reserve
required by law. AS sign OF the confidence OF the
banks themselves in their own strength we find
that the loans have increased about 100000
The increase In deposits is more than $5,0O0,000,
made up oil the increase In loans already referred
to and OF the gain In legal tenders and specie. In
regal tenders alone the increase has been more
than million. The statement contrasts with that
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CIVIL fkLERnAFS-Ihls nai.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Nos. 102, 12o
1885, 163 lGi los, 49, li5, 90, III 1871, 49, 1884, 1885,
1s6, 1873, 100, 10l, 90, 06, IA, $50. l3l, l4l.
SUPREME CouRT-SpEoIAL TERM.-Demurrers-
Nos. |, IA, Is, "a Issues OF law and lact-Nos
2o9, 2t 25, ia, lSS 52 l, 8, TO- 1o, II, 80, 49, 49,
AZ, 49, So 81, So.
SUPREME CoURT-CrRCUIT-Par Q Nos. e28 2345,
1884, GA. 1904 a2s, 2334 24s0 sa, s00 1885, 2254
542. Sl01, $50, 1885, 253d, l6d4is, 1902, 7l6.
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMDERs.-Thl Monday CAL
endar,
SUPERIOR CouRT-TTIAL TERM-Part 1.--Nos. SAB,
$780, 500, 1881. 255 1885, 1894 1917, 224 2245, Esd
2513 1871 2l33, 207T 25g 479 2205, 1871 2l63 209g
1875 Part Mos 203i 1885, 1858. 1905, 34, 81 1870
826. 1856, 7S4, 49, 1880, 1464, 1852.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Part L.
Nos. $685. 1869, 1925, 200, 32l3 6 GA CAS- 62, 6i3,
1917, 20li. 20l2, 1885, $780,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-GENERAL TERM.-Ad-
journed until May u.
MARINE CouRr-rRrAL TERM-Part Mos. 2463.
1890 2o52, 2o99, 279 l79S, 1902, 1922 1893, 2405,
1851 1907, 2i6, l9l7 2ll2, 240j, 1870 2l76, 1852.
Part 2.Nos 2225, 2053, 1858, 2O63 2223, 2l53 22l,
2o79 1887, 1850, 2263, 226o, 227 22T3 Part 3.Nos.
2155s $500, 2l52, 1876 1926, 1885, POSI-, 19l0 2026
202S 2047, 204s, 22l0, z2l2, 22la.
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ton closing lis IlSh.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The feature Of interest in the stock market
during the week was Pacific Mail, the fluctuations
otherwise having been OF more general charac-
Ter ana dependent on the issues arising from for
elgn complications and the advance in the English
rate OF discount. The downward movement In Pa
clnc mall caused Its decline below the platform OF
~ per cent, which many believed to be its mini
mum OF market value and hence produced an
active spirit OF speculation that stl further de-
pressed the price to i51. 1t rallied, however, to
~ on saturday. The decline in the stock
ID attributed to several reasons; among others
20 Its sale by parties who were opposed 60 the
present administration or the COMPANY hut who
found themselves unable to effect their object.
Erie declined about per cent and rallied about
2per centits decline being occasioned by the fan
in the foreign market, and its rally by the favor
able report OF the legislative investigating com
mittee. Harlem advanced to $780, being among the
exceptionally strong features OF the week. New
York Central went below 100 temporarily, but re-
covered and generally maintained Its par value.
In O., Q. and l. Q. fall OF per cent followed the
return OF the Pennsylvania Railway Company,
showing
A DEFICIT IN TIE OPERATIONS
OF the line. An analysis or the report, however,
would seem 70 indicate that items charged to the
equipment and construction account were 80 APP
piled IN making up the statement as TO misrepre-
sent the operations OF the company. II Is supposed
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortandt streets rs iolows:-
Express for Harrisburg, rttsburg the West and South,
s.3OP n. sunday, s. 7, 1891 P. NJ.
For Baltimore Washington and the South at A. NJ, l9
Express for Phade phia, g. 8, $50 A. NJ, 2.30 SO
80 . T. NJ, and Il night Sunday y, s 80 and r NJ
For sa .sn via Is
T. z 40 3, ~ slo 4:io, 1!s s:io t:so $50 80
s;s s s p:S% S'io' TO- IL 80 II r. NJ Sunday
For f NJ e go r. s s sS l II - 4 rs
$50 bst S:S Isl 50, SAD, 10, il 30 IL p. NJ sun,
day, 5:20 and S:lO +. NJ.
For Railway s. $50 7, 10 80 and 10 A. NJ; IL noon;
/, q 2:30 s. $40 $40 10 4:30 5: 49, $50 6, $3.50.
1850, 8l0 10 p. NJ. and u night Sunday, $40 and
For Woodbridge and Perth Amboy, and 10 A. NJ, $50
For New Brunswick, T. 10 A. NJ, II NJ, s. 4:l0 $50
or. NJ. and IL night. sunday . and 8 r. NJ.
For East Milestone, A. NJ, u noon, 10 and 20 p NJ
For Lambertvillc and Flemington 4. and T. VI.
For Phillipsburg and Bclvidcrc and p. NJ.
Accommoda ton for Bordcntown, Burlingon and Cam
den, and $50 A. NJ, u 80, 2, and r. NJ.
For Freehold. L = A. NJ, and =. NJ.
For Jamesburg, Pemherton, Camden, A. NJ, and, via
Trains arrive as ioows:- Pittsburg, "A. NJ, 03
+. NJ, daily l0I4 A. NJ and 6:4 7. NJ, taiiy, except
Monday From Washington and Baltimore, $40 A. NJ,
III, l0:l2 r. n. Sunday, $40 A.. NJ. From Pnadel-
pha; 52l 65; lO:ii. Il Ot II 81 4. NJ, 24. 35i tOA
Ticket Offices SIG i3s I'll and ga Broadway, No. Astor
House and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt streets.
A. j. CASsATT, d. N. BOYD, Jr.,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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A POST OFFICE ROBBED IN FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May IS, 49,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May Is, 1879
The Post ONCE in this city and Mather's news
depot, adjoining, were robbed last night. The loss
Of the Post once is not known. Mather's IL about
$4,000. There IL no clew " the robbers as yet.
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Included in the above is3 bales to arrive. For
future delivery basis low mldding) the been
as follows last evening after three O'clock
May 100 at is 7i6c june 800 at Is l1sc 200 at IS 9Gc
July, 1900 at Is Il-i6c. Total 1900 bales Sales
today up to one O'Clock r. M.May 400 at Is ec. /;
july COO AT u Ii.l6c 800 at IS 2is2c. at is ii Gc
August 100 at IS el6c. October 800 at IKE December
5lO at lAc Total $3.50 bales Grand total lOOD bales
The receipts at the ports follows;-Galveson
2gg bales New Orleans 1854 Mobile, lss Savannah 3Jl
Charleston al; Wilmington, rs; Norfolk 972; New ork
s9 Total, 1901 bales THIS day last week. 5ss3 bales
rms day last year, 405 bales Rates on cotton to
foreign ports closed noninaly nrm at the following
hKures;-To Havre, by steam, Ic: sail, lc compressed ;
ium,urg, ny steam sd, pressed Bremen, by steam
Is liverpool, by steam, "a. 7led sail, 56d I'D
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English Islands. ................. &c a soc,
SS spirits ss aTD ss sa mSs
noinay at close axe heard d dl sales
81 Is e s3oT. on e dock at and 81 sb in lots
pominaI easier Strained quS'e sh at y 10 s.
noa steady
iuEEto San and WIN ngt9 pa -, .oono,
remainder q month hall eI june: Crude eak
gu! finding buyers Cases were quiet but Quoted steady
sF 81 ssss s
phia market was inactive ana weak; refned quoted at
e1ss sn * u. opns
na Rsd u r o rs a n SS bb r ior
packages; lard q. bSs and ierees and the week
& 9bl. beef s1a "a cut meats ats
sk sns as and easier sss 40 e
SSsss western long clear at shSTt a nominal At
RsSa hos q ns s city Stsd wn
Change but without resulting in much business. The
the rang, Of $40 81 for new plain mess Dbl,
81. ne SS DO essd aS Gs s sfs o s
India do terees heel, hams continued {. NEGLECTED.
and Western. Cut were continual fair demand,
con con Prices were Snchansedp We heard Of
saes of Loo fresh hams ms, at ie ss green do Ct lie
dry sailed shoulders private terms, quoted at 7ac.
5U green shoulders at c loo fresh do at 7c 5000 lbs
light bellies g4c. 10000 lbs OF bellies, 10 lbs average
at iOkc. 1000 fresh bellies at Sc. LardThe market Tor
Western was easier, inducing fair demand; quoted at
94c cash and May. Sales LOO erces sellers the month";
t94c 1000 erccs for June AZ Sac 500 terces for do
private terms; 1900 uerccs for July at 9ssc. 1000
terces, last evening for june ut 9ic City quoted
sac. Ssc. Sales loo tierces
SUGAR-rrade to-day in sugar only moderate
and prices OF refining grades marked down hc We
heard of sales of 300 hhds oil CUBA at 7c 200 do. OF
Porto Rico at &c.; 10 hhds. OF do at SIC and 400
boxes OF centrifugal at 9l6c. We quote Cuba
Refining interior TO common. Tc. 7Mc; fair to good
fair, Us sac; good To- prime, Sac. a sssc; gro
Gerry, lair TO good, SIC Sssc prime to choice, SIC
a o.; centrifugal hhds and boxes, sac. 91sc. ::
moasses, hhds and boxes CSC. 74c melado, 4c &c
Havana-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos TO 9, 71ac 77sc.
do, ~ to Il, SIC sac. do 3 TO Is S7ac. do
l6 TO ls 9sc. l0Sc. do, ~ to 70 iU5sc. 1880 white,
lOc. lie. Porto Hico-Rcining, common prime &c.
SIC grocery, fair to choice, sac. 9c, Brazl-utch
standard Nos to u lc sac. Java-Dutch standard,
Nos. 10 to u Sac. SIC Manila-Superor and extra
RlcE,-1hc demand to-day was moderately fair with
prices ruling firm The sales nave been so terces of
and small sales OF patna within the range OF 72c Sc.
STEARiSE.-Receipts for the week, 1853 The
market steady under fair demand. sales 20 terces
OF prime, 10 arrive at &c. and 90 erces the spot or
grade, at &c.
TALLow-Recepts for the week. $50 packages The mar
ket was steady and the demand good Sales hhds ut
&c. free on board 200 uerces OF Western the dock
of do. at il6c 10, 100 bbs do. at Lite.
WnsKEY.-Receipts $50 hbls, and Tor the week 9 At
bbs The market quiet, but steady, the ad
Yesterday. Sales $50 bbls. at a3l.c,
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EUROPEAN GTEAMsHTPS,

EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS WILL FIND TRUNKS
~ for staterooms and Continental travel Chairs and
Rugs for the steamers &c. at JOHN CATTNACHS, 730
Broadway Aston place removed from Broad
and Wall street,
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Robbing n Friend.

James Rogers, OF 2o7 Tenth avenue, was accused
by Luke Holien, AL West Twenty-sixth street, of
stealing q watch from his person. The complain
ant testified chat while under the influence OF
liquor nc niet the prisoner on Ninth avenue that
he accompanied HIM snort distance and lett him,
after winch he found That Ills watch had been
stolen. Rogers was locked up in default OF $500
In r answer.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull-Receipts at the Ports, 5,O91
Bales-Flour Firmer-Wheat Firm
Corn Lower-Oats Better-P0rk and
Lard Easier-Groceries Quiet-Petro-
Icum Steady--Spirits Turpentine
Easier-Rosin Dull and Nominal
Whislkey Unchanged.
SATURDAY, May 17-e P. NJ.
The trade movement was irregular during the
week just passed; but, taken as a whole, it was
about favorable as could be expected at this ad
vanced season of the year. The movement in dry
goods was slow, Notwithstanding the eXertions
which were put forth to stimulate trade through
a marked reduction in prices. which was pretty
extensively practlsed. Indeed the marking down
process was carried to such an extent in some
cases that goods were sold below the cost OF pro-
duction--though, perhaps, not below the cost Of
replacing them at the current price OF cotton.
The hardware trade, on the contrary, was fairly
active, and in some cases fully as lively as at any
previous time during the Spring season, prices
showing no appreciable change. The general mer
chandise markets were generally quiet. Cotton was
dull all through the week. There was more doing
in breadstus for future arrivals, the stock hand
being about exhausted. Future prices indicate
continued confidence, especially for wheat which
has been purchased quite freely for June delivery
at enhanced prices, Notwithstanding the fact that
June reishs decidedly above current rates. which
are also pretty high. Provisions have been
what irregular, but the movement has not
been active Change to-day. Flour
in good demand and Hrmcr medium prime grades
Wheat was sought after TO fair extent at unchanged
prices. Corn ruled easier under the influence of in
creased receipts and higher ocean ireghts Oats were
Grmer and in good demand Provisions were generally
quiet Pork and lard easier. The movement In
cotton continued slow and price were TO great extent
nominal Groceries were quiet and refining grades OF
I,.4rx
duh and easier. Whiskey quiet but Arm.
CoTToS.-Thc market tor spot cotton, though not auot
ably lower inactive aud nominal with n declining
tendency. Tho low grades especially neglected.
Future deliveries dull and barely steady Ne sum
up thus
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L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
II via Newport and Fall River.
The word-renowncd steamers BRISTOL and PROVI-
DENCE leave pier % North RIVER foot Of Murray street,
daily Sundays excepted at i. NJ
A. r. BACON, Superintendent.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CITIzENs LINE FOR ThoY1pAssAGE 81 59mTHH
" elegant steamboats, SUNNYSlDE and POWELL
leave pier 40 North River foot OF Leroy street. daily
Saturdays excepted at O'Clock r. NJ connecting with
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
ga, Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold
and baggage checked to destination.
" COkNpT,f. Sunerintnudpnt
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JEFFERSON EAGklT PllICc COURT.
Grand Larceny.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
before Justice Ledwith. James Elder, residing at
the Lafayette House, on Broadway, was charged
by his employer, William " Smith, OF Is and 10 City
HAL sqaare, with stealing a quantity OF
surveyors Instruments, valued at 1925. The EVIL
uencc showed tuat tue prisonSf nau peen sent 10
Harlem with the necessary instruments for the
performance OF the duty assigned him, and, IN
stead Of proceeding ththcr, he pawned them at
simpsons, in the Bowery, Tor $25. He was com.
mIiteu 10 answer.
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descriptions We heard no sales from first hands We
Ise good csrsoss Iss.ea isc prime carsoes
god ersa jar S Erin
ssc 2i1sc do grass mato &c. re. Singapore, do,
~ Har SsS1n se lg Jamaica Msaa' ise
Domingo ste Porto Rico, ac l9,ci Costa Rlca lslsc
4nyosuTa isse se Ice &C. Curacao ssS
FIoua AND tSa sss5 bbls wheat
and a. sag. o Su she e0 5nrey &
for the week endIngFloar, So0li bbis, wheat 5645s
bags dS sais 5 %s @ dds DDS fRa
SsS aa s
Winter wheat we're In demand and armer Yetprces were
comprising ID 1 Kinds foot sp
SS at wSn the range , Ov the s
request sales $50 bbls. Western yellow at S. 80 SIS SIS
sns oa Ess %a @ q
lbs or s No. md Ds ' " 1i Ss 81
No iced, $22; so lbs medium feed 500 10 lbs or No
2ieed $50 per ton; rye feed. s22 per ton We quote
No state. GOA rs
sn x,er s,ss state '.'.... 53a
superine Western. 6s5a
E&ua Western. 75a
Round hoop Ohio shipping brands. Sa rs
Round hoop Ohio, trade brands ........... 5oa SO
st Louis. low extra .................... sSa rs
st Louis choice double extra. .......... 76a 50
81 Louis, choice family ................l0 % u 10
Rvn danr IVA
soyab heu, No @
Southern family .......... SO a u 90
Corn meal Western l5a IS
Corn NEAL NEAL B Brandy sdsa
Baltimore 4gt O. b.
Sal nSbson: ga 80
WheaThs market was steady but the demand only
Il sssa i sSsss EsS
sss i u & %S., S nd
at S s decline sss w sn
ss iSs so ' Sa 'G IN ss to d s
at @
hSe ca e. @ % sSsd tho to
@ 9 Of dots 81 q 81 @ aas aue sa
RSna @ ks %nG % Canada in
,ls business cSSsam%asd sSsspt pr ia,are Shipment,
The charerng business continued active, both
rer Liverpool 1D By stsa
S a @ % grain Ur NEXT week At % %
90 boxes * T S b6 90 d erces
Sbs
@ snra
quar- or at * knssem b
s with suaiers sraf sam s
voyage and hn rate Baltic
GaIs
at y 3D. or s. sd according to lay days Norwegan
sTs brig renee sos a. RsIs
United Kingdom 100! bbs naphtha, S., or il direct
Cd of; an Italian bark hence to Venice Trieste 1000
Italian bark hence 70 Naples or Legnorn $500 cases
hence to Cork Tor orders TO the United Kingdom 5000
bbls refined do, at 6s 3d. if direct Sd. Amer-
can snip, $50 tons placed the berth Tor London to
take general cargo At current rates. BRUSH bark,
GLIDING Dutch $500 bills refined petroleum at Is Cd;
an Italian bark from do " Venice Trieste, 1900 bbls
OF DO, at IL. Cd.
MoLAssEs The inquiry for FOREIGN was moderately
air but business was principally confined 10 the require
ments of the obbing trade. Domestic with light
distributing business, at full prices Sales 10 bbs of
and 20 bbls OF New Orleans at from TIC. 7Sc We
quote:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

DoNDoUT AND KINGSTON, LANDING At CoZzENs',
~ Cornwall, Newburg, Marlborough Milton, Pongh-
kcepsie and EsupuS-Thc steamboats, THOMAS COR.
NELL and JAMES W. BALDWIN leave Harrison street.
pier 81 North River, daily, at o'clock r. NJ.