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New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

Canada at Corn Neal sS1 or ss gS'sh shs.s s1
S2J; Middlngs s27 ton. Canal freighs lower sr
andR &c. Oats, &c. TO Newfork iSh.Dei
e 50 to the Hudson lake receipts-Onts 5000 bush Lara
ber OF 900 Canal shipments heat Soooo O"si
rye i6 500 bush; Lumber l,s65000 feet - a, oo.s
ST LoUIs May l9Four lower snpernne WINTER - opa ~
az 10 Extra do S5 25 D<5 40; Double Extra 90, - u
IS Is; Treble do, 80 $3.50 25 Family 80 20 t3
JnJy No do 81 33 bid. cash soft No spring 81 90
asi O6: NAV 81 C84 June, g or. Corn lower NO
Mixed 69a7Oc, cash. 6S 069asc, Junei I21I2'tc, Jnly
dull dropping at SO cash 64 &c BID for regnr ~,
Doe for fresl ad66.c, June Barcy-Noting DONG ue
season closed Rye steady at q 05dsl O6 Whsky nrn A.
81 20 Pork at 3d. part delivered Dry Saiu
Shoulders sasc Clear Rib Sides country u ~ ssk
Nc bid firm; Shoulders 9asd9iac; Clear hlo sd %
l2atd Be- Sides l3,0l3fc. Lard irregular Moie 10
ing steam Jdi54c. Live Hogs firm; shipgers - .
81 2j: Blcon a 359s7 6j; Good 10 Extra, ~ '1afo 20
Cattle Grn for fair 20 good grades dn la m
ing common GRADES Prime Native Steers averayH
TO- at 50 J0 Good do SO 25Gf6 81 Mxei ~ 22aSS % %
Native 50 Is: Stoekers. - lZ2H-O ~
Choice Texans 80 TO- Medium 10 Good THROUGH CO.
80 rs 9$j; Common, f36t3 37 Receipts-Flour 3o Dos
Rye, 1000 bush; Hogs. 1900 Cattle, 3,00o ., -.
WILMINGTON " c., May l9-Spirits Turpenfine stea AZ
3c. steady STRAINED, 81 so Crude rurpebtne l't
Hard 81 80 Yellow Dip, 50 20; Virgin ~ oo lar s'sa"S
n
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETs.
country.

ALBANY y y May lo-wnrat steady sales Extra
S,eas Wg Hga 6s; Snrt 10 a. 75 Corn m n lair demand %
s So for Canada West to arrive Malt steady sales
5000 bush state from cta West ,ss % 1t q onh. so uea
10000 bush Corn 700 bash Railroad cnr h
30 bush Wheat, l4Wo bush Cor 1suoO D'sI, u,,'
Fon1 700 bbs What 1900 busi oor $4,000 bush;
100 BUSH barley Malt 1000 bush sgmeaIs to Interior
freigtsWhelf early later 7ec. corn, 7c to Ne ork
Flour quiet $50 bbs sold az quotations Spling near
al ii as IL winter in sr demand sale Of 10000 bnsh
very dni ana lover saie of O. 300 bush at IT,
ar ye %S 30 sr ha as.y Sf sl & o
al l6c. Hghwines nominal. .., ,,,,o,, ~.
81 Oie do Regular. q 06l, spot 81 o7 June; = o.
rrrgusT lover @S 40 &i1ed So roc spot s5c bid
aans ha%a and @ 10y Gssis spet %r'
qnef aad M SncSanes Por i % paesy
quotations active eog strong a. io 70 81 @ ase9T sp1f 1
quotations. active closed firm a. sS spot s4 g. 5ane
sci = Short Rib Mdles II &C. Short clear do Whisky
VSn R dr9r cs o S nse s % Gnns S %ors 80 ' s.
Je 81 Gy War, an sronS ns @neha9g GTS S hs
oats 5000 bush Bye 1000 bush B%aey "a a SoSo es eGsh
Sa, a 1922 g so S" ss are %nsS S.n %1sn 'Of
FG%r 4 a ,s wsa 1 SG ~ Es S 81 IS v.
steady at 81 ' 95dsi 25 barley anenansed Butter IN
daSSS seSinq tsr1 ssaa% m il kettle Bulk
@ @ and % eng Clear sS s Pc 'S. Bacon on Dyr ds H soe
sia Clear IL = anu l3e. WHISKY steady
Sus Of I the sass S. a Il = 5oss aS reces soo %
& MAY Is%esat steady nnsha1ssa , , corn
steady Petroleum quiet and steady standard
drocpns; Extra 81 ssis no WhiIs, 81 asia Amber
ASn -s% cSIn q y 30 @ 21 S SS. T Fo mn
% Sns sSp S6s % pouP 1000 bush bush
Nay gnst ssss and an apcHs9s ws >. Wheat heat
Il 80 Corn steady and unehanged ye q o. Buik Mats
l2s.di3c Clear l3ac. Lard-Prime Steam l57ac. Kettle
IouisSiiIr May io-Four unchanged Wheat unchanged
Corn steady 79dsoc oats steady at 7ls Rye quiet nn
ss Clear rib sides III so Clear sides ISae
shoulders o ce1r RIB sdes & 1s' csar sides rsrs ls
i6e.; Keg. l6Le Whaky. 81 Is Bagging firm at 3al4c
at sy = Sc oass But m at as Lar
quiet but ham Rsiine 5GiSG a. 3d. Gc Bacon quiet but n1,o
aLwAukEs, May l9.Flour quiet unchanged Wheat weak;
No l. 81 o. No Il ol June 81 02isi Jaiy 81 oiAs
ds%orali1sd iower No : Mixed in store isle Rye dull
price, Provisions dun nominaly o@er PORK .
dard.s.eam 4 e kettle i5. ghts quiet bat r nrn
1910 nbls Wheat; $1,000 bush shipmen's-F,"ur. 1900
TEwoalEiss, May is'~Flour scarce and higher Treble
Extra sSSs6 90 Choics sS 20 Corn arin ma at g.asoe;
81 I5ssi IL Hay quiet Prime s2G choiee s2s. Coffee
hrm stock hands sales Of Fair at l7Gal sc
fn fS a sdadl n s s4ssS - Gear To RIB e R 1sa csa Ass
l2i.e Bacon quiet frm Joobing shouldes 9.c Clear
IS &C. Kee. isdi6c Hams DUH at sse whisky dun
At = 1s%t low TO- fsfa5 % f% F -ra Fa a
Isn g sy Il f%s as . % Ss sme f4 Sss % s fs - q
7oc Corn Meal y io E1cSaass-New YORK sight pre-.
MUM se,os q cs ,o1 G%d av lls demand oro,, ae,
%ne9 se M a. or y WHIT. 10 NJ %ns sG u % M Double g 1917 s
Wheat lover 20 ss MiwSaIse Club. 81 iS Gnis White
Michigan. 81 40 Corn quiet no saisa Barley quiet sales
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THTRSDAY. NAY 20.

THURSDAY, MAY 20
For FuOpe via Plymouth CherbOuTg and Hamburg ny rhe
steamship Westphaia mails close at l3O m Suppeine
tary Mail closed l30 steamship sails az p m
from Pier at foot Of Third ST., Hoboken.
For the Netherlands, direct via Rotterdam. by the steam
ship Schoiton, mails close at A. IN steamship sails ir"
Harbeck stores Bro klyn . o,.- - II, -. -.
For Havana and Cuba steamship City 0 New York mails
close al H. m 4 supplementary Mail is closed al Z4O D. H.
3 d. from Pier No 3, North it!Vei
For Bermuda the steamship city ~ Dallas mails close AZ
u sails at from Pier y o. NOitA hlFeI'
FRIDAY. MAY D..
Mails Newfoundland close at the New orK POsOlnce
every day at l:}O p. -, -, n.
Office every day At 8 D. M - ,oo
For Great Britain and Ireland via Queenstown and LIVER
pool by the steamship City Of Richmond mails close at II n
Supncmentary all Is closed l3b D. steamship sails
AT 3 y m from Pier No 45, North River. .
For only by the steamship Ethiopia mails close Al
a m No supplementary Mail steamship sails at > a ul
from Pier No 20, North RIVER. ,.-., - 49,, r.o.,o.
For The Continent Europe via southampton and Brenen
hv the steamship oder mails close al ll3O m supple
mentary Mail il closed at 1870 p steamship sails al p
m from Pier foot Of Thrl.st. HOboken. -,
For Santo Domingo Turks Island, and Porto RICO y he
steamship Tybee, mails close az steamship sails al
Mai Tor Kew Vest By steamship Geo W Clyde close At
p. steamship sails &c D. H. from ger NO ~ hs River
SUNDAY, MAY -.
All Malls close at O'Clock a. The PostOfce Is open
from . u m. 10 II 4. m
MONDAY. MAY "a.
For the Brazil The Argentine Republic orc hY
the steamship south America. mails close AT a ~ 10 up
Elementary Mail steamship sails AZ H. nom flei 10 iJ
North River
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
P.lSNENGER.S S1LLED.

FOR IIVERPOOI.-Ii steamship ScBthiG. MAY III. ].
Paymnn j. n. Churchill, {. II. scott Mrs. Glbhts, Mss
(ibbes Henderson. Jr, Mss Mary lieh'
drrson NJ. Henderson. Master Robert iendrr."l
Masrr tienrge Henderson. f. Colgate Miss H. Colgate Ms
J. Cog gate Alien, COL Macbean D. NaueIrieiI MI ana
Mira j. L. January Vale MIS- J. Edgar and infant Miss
A. A. Beach, George English, ". A. Oun"r MFs eteincot
JIge Van runt, Morgan and wife Miss Morgan, MIS-
swett Misses Jewctt, Mrs D. NJ Porter Mt ami Mrs
w e. Giulaud. Il. W Sharples-, Alton Ang1er
W W Astor Ham Harvey T. Spencer C. van All"orltn
r Mrtter<amp, Mr.. babah. Mt and Mrs soutter,
/ n Mason. H. ii. OaSe, James Mc,reery and son. J. A.
richmond Mr. and Mrs ~ Howard, three children ana TWO
servants Mrs q. art Miss lsaOel- Carter MISS
Mary ~ Gritng Errlngton ana maid servant Freeick
Davis Allan Marquand +. Braf, Miss Wallace and mad
servant Mrs James r. H0smer infant ami nurse MIS- alace
and and Mrs Joseph :. Ekinon Mr and Mrs ". D.
Barbour Barbour, Mrs VIM Barbour, MT and Mrs 3ea
Chandler Mra f. Wlcs BartolOne Borre. Bernardo Cur
bells Cumminc Col. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte and
man servant J. Ennis, Mrs Barrow James G. Fraser
Mr. and Mrs. W AuilmOrlt, child, and nurse, =
= Pepper. tr. l. :. Pepper, NJ D. Mr. anu
Air. Eisner Miss Eisner. Master E.sner NJ Longer
Mn Ransom Mr Mrs. J. W Bates C. Kyte, b. W Jones
MI ana MIR Il. Duniop and children Mss Dunlop Miss
Williamson DR.. f. Wallace, Dr. Jones' MI Ross 60
Vandrnhof Sass, Mrs H. VI. Porter, MI and MIS- H. 9
Paddock Mrs. COultOn and daughters MISS rams
worth Miss A Beckwith q. W Vail, MI and MIS- EDWARD
L. Wood, j. H. Bradley, J. W. Meriekl p. II. Martin. d.
OSnivan Mrs. Hawkins, J. II. Goodwin Il " Cunningham
Thomas Drew Wilson Pratt Miss Beatrice Glogger and s
tDrs J.. Moore, l.. EgcrtOn - -
FOR LONDONIn steamship Denmark May erInanh
KIucmper dr and Henry Davenport D. W. Ross John
FRASER George seymour. AstilO r. Petracci Frede1ck r.
Peacock. r. W Giyllin Mr. and Mrs. Anton schiller MI
and :. Kerr Miss = w. Parkmann
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FORT OF w.YoRK....................MAY 10.
CLEARED.
sanshp sP Seythia 1Bri LlyeTKoOl g FTanchyI
Steamship Colon, Tanner Aspn"A racine Mail 9'eaiSP
Steamship Georgia Crowel Charleston, J. W ountari
Steamship Richmond Kelly Baltimore Old Dominion
Steamship Chesapeake Mangutn. Portland J, F. Ames.
eanspp ssasp AsiI Asn Ella Re6aTs Phadephia Jas Hand
steamship Mayhower, Fnts philadelphia James Hano
Bark Hattie H.. (Brj, McCord. Morgan Pill j. F. Whitney
Bark Eclipuc Russ, Johannsen Riga Tetens, Bocknann
BARK Pasqualna gIal, Mario Belfast, Fnneh Edye Co
Park Owar odd (NOr JOhanns, Amsterdam Funcl, Edye
fark Mendoza Drummond Lisbon Miller q Houghton
mouth for orders. slocovich a Co.
Brig Laura Gertrude Risk, Brunswick Warren Ray
Brig Nellie Hustled Brewster Carienas Brett son q Co
Brig Morning Light, Dill, Menow, Demerara, L. W. & P
seRr Joseph Grinden Freethy Cabello Pension
schr Eva C. Yates Yates Georgetown, C., Yates Por
schr Lucia Murchison Jones' Galveston, W. C. Adams
schr Eva Nav Andrews Car,ienas Miller & Houghton.
schr Leonora. Bonsey BaIseoa =. J wenn6ers
sehr Jennie B. Gikey Glkey Cardenas H. w Loud q Co
scnr. Georgetta, Curtis Jacksonville. Warren Ray
schr. L. Higgins, Mason. Proyncetown. b. Weinberg
sehr Ida NJ Edredge Elde'ge. Charleston H. winches
schr Artist Clement Providence Bristol H. W Jackson
schr Harry L,aae 5 .o ySssner ~ on %
schr Lady Bannerman (Br). Roberts Abacoa, J. & G.
PearSaL
ARRIVED
Steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston, with and
pass. Jas. W. QGintard a GO.
ship Wellington tOt Windsor, y. sl. Carringtou Liverpool
April ?. with mdse.
BARI Hslen Anlisr stsps. Havre t2 days in ballast
Bark Farewell ,Ier, Ncunann, Galway 81 days. in ballast
BARK AbOe B to Windsor ~ s.l Coh Caibarien IL da>
with
Lncy Day ashcrman Long IL days out taken 24e
bblH. mackeIel.
schr sparl Croasman, Wentworth Greek ~ - via Nine
yard Haven 10 Gays with plaster. =. n
scr r.. Chambers - Joan, y. b., Read, Jograa ~ D.
I Via Vim yard haven T. dlrs with Pilne -
ScIr ffacls T. slai.l, i.Jil ns. Gloucester Win hsn
3chr Lizzie B MeSic.o kaInins. Port Jogsils' " 81
days, with phak
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
DEFENSE OF THE QUARANTINE BOARD.
ANSWER TO THE CHARGES or AssEMBLYMAN
eCUyrYIFR

DEFENSE OF THE QUARANTINE BOARD.
ANSWER TO THE CHARGES or AssEMBLYMAN
SCHUYLER
statement was yesterday sent by the Quar-
antine Commissioners to Mr. Schuyler member OF tne
Legislature Tompkns County in reply 70 his atack
made Tuesday in the Legislature on Dr. Vanderpoei'
the Health Officer and the Quarantine Commissioners MT
Schuyler charged that they had been extravagant IN ~
expenditures that they had contracted costly docks h
buildings in the Lower Bay that no report was n'"e
last year until after the adjournment OF the Legsa
and none this year up 10 the present time.
The Commissioners, in their reply state that they aP
prove Of all legislation which may be suggested In rt
tion them and volunteer information In advance Oh
inquiry. They state that the charges cannot hoid eoo
against themselves, and must apply, II 10 any one, "
their predecessors that the Commission has not h'i
control Of the money which, IL is charged. mas peen
pended exravagant manner; that the eNpen,a. ,n
lures referred chiefly made-Dy tOns'in III
tion Board engaged in building DOCKS az" ~,
places at the Quarantine estaDlsnmeut a.
the Lower Bay. with which the present ConniSon.
and has been in way connected The COMMISSIONER
claim that the statement that they have made no rePo
OF their operations il untrue and REFER 10 tner
which they say. published in THE TRIBchh III Iu,
early in the wear and submitted tO the Legislature WI
January % In was said by some OF the COmmssi'hels
Yesterday that IL their belief that The attack hie W
them was inspired by the late Health Ohicer VINO VIZ
tired account Of veryseiiQus charges maze
and who probably supposed that the present ut'" a.,
had been instrumental in exposing the system VI
tOrtiOn which carried OH against the merchan'.,
New-YOrk under the old administration. They star lls
since hs deposition the exHealth Officer is made c
tinnal charges against the Commissioners when h'Ne
ended
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
CIRCULATION OF CUBAN BONDS.

CHARGES IN RESPECT TO sPEAKER MGUfKES KEsO-
LUTIoNs AS AFFECTING THESE BONDS, DENIED.
1t has been asserted that the resolutions sub
mitted last Thursday in the Assembly by Speaker
Mcclure in relation the recognition Of the beligerency
Of Cuba in rthcrance Of scheme to get the bonds
Of the Cuban Government into circulation upon wallst
In reference this assertion reporter OF THE TRIBUNE
called yesterday upon Seor Miguel de Aldama, the Pres
dent OF the Cuban Junta in this city, and the agent OF
the Cuban Government in this country. .
Se1Or Albania denied the charge, and said that he had
sold very few OF the bonds Americans most OF them
being disposed OF to Cubans at low rate. He said
that he did expect the bonds to be sold In the Amer
market least until the Federal Government
recogzedt bcerency of the patriots AS TO raising
funds FOR expeditions from the sale of the bonds senor
Aldama said such measures were impossible, and,
even they not, he would not be allowed 10 in
crease the debt which does not exceed S4OOOOOO,
without express orders from the Cuban Government
sencr Aldaa said that the war was carried on without
much expense, all the soldiers from patriotic
motives, and consequently receive remuneration.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
METRIC WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

special meeting of the American Metro
logical Society held yesterday in the Of the
American Institute, the President, =. A. P. Barnard,
LID, in the chair. President Barnard said thai the
petitions and memorial agreed to last year had been
presented TO Congress, hut nothing had been done,
owing 10 the great pressure OF business but the subject
vi weights and would be considered the
opening OF Congress. Since the last meeting
International Metrical Diplomatic Conference had
been established in Paris President Grant and Secretary
Fish within few days. had teegraphed 10 Mr. Wash
burae 10 sign le International Conference agreement
TIE Sree maintain VI the common
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
ANOTHER CRIMINAL PARDONED BY PRESIDENT
GRANT

Oscar F. Wainwright was convicted in this
district Nov "a 1873. OF having Iscted fraudulent
bondsman in what known the Spring Valley
whisky frauds, Judge Benedict sentenced him TO i'm
prsonment for four years hard labor In tie Kings
County Penitentiary. Wainwright pardoned yes
terday by President Grant, upon tie recon-
mendston. the pardon states, "oi A. Boreman and
other prominent citizens OF west Virginia"
The PreSiden, consulted United States District After
ney Bliss relation 30 the pardcning OF Wainwright aud
Mr. Bliss OpDoscd It,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

expense permanent scientific international bureau OF
weights and measures at Paris The Presdent OF tne
Conference the President of the Academy OF Sciences
OF France. It proposed to put mp building ior tne
International Bureau, which will comprise IN adsHSn
the space appropriated to the saekeeping OF thc
standards rooms for mounting balances laboratory
library aud record Office workshops and lodgings Tor the
empiOyea,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
REORGANIZ1NG AN EMBARRASSED RAILROAD.
The Stockholders of the Rondout and OswegO

REORGANIZlNG AN EMBARRASSED RAILROAD.
The stockholders of the Rondout and Oswego
Railroad the New-York Kingston and Syracuse
Railroad Company, about devsing measures for the
protection Of in that enterprise The road
$50 miles and is in operation from Rondou to Stamford,
v. y distance of 70 miles 1t recently sold out
foreclosure and bought in by the Farmers Loan
and Company for account Of the bondholders for
$50 The stockholders claim that this about one
half Of what the road Ia actually worth. They pro-
pose avail themselves Of the law which provides that
stockholders who choose avail themselves OF the priy
may pay their proportion ia the purchase under the
foreclosure and thus share in the profits OF the reOrgan
izaon. The amount Of stock Ia estimated at about
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

echr J. p tof Parrsboro " - Winnsor ~ D.
days, with plaster. ....x
schr Rainbow Ferrfs Nantuck6, win nsn,
schr Alice B. ives Ives New Lon L1naon ION ior y AJpahy'
~. o,,is N.unort Old Zaek, New LONDON.
,eiy n,,y.o T.vv NJ wen John L0zier Providence.
Decatur Oakes Providence EXCL rIosnano'. r",.,..
a. B Markre Providence. ~ Hriton f.uEl'h,'-
r. a. 1,.,s roysience NJ Munson, Providence
a, 80, -. -" p.,1aance VIM VOOrlis. PROVIDENCE
fr,Ja,es trovidence Belle SeamaD Providence.
utas, Wind p,ovtdence o. r. Hawey, Providence.
New Regulrs. Providence. Biasi fros
Eliza Providence. a. Pnaro rI"y,a r,sna',.ne.
HORIZON, Providence. l. r. tOoPeA' ''"'""S''
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Nav l9-Arrved bark Amaranh tSorl nom
London schr. John r. kranZ from lyegh0ri m,
RALuMOgY I9-Arrved. ship John RufhcrIoru w,
from Liverpool schr Lottie from Boston cleaIs'i se
Antwerp; Eliza Christie (Br, for ST. JobDs r. H.
Aldyths (Fr.l. for -. John y. X. ....s
PHILADELPHIA, May l9.-Aruved steamships ADDotsiorns
Liverpool Equator from Chareston Norfolk froId
John Shriyer from Baltimore Bristol And bev-
efy Cleared. steamships Indiana Tot lIy-
erpoo Aries fo Boston Florida, for Providence PhisHo
plia for New York
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN NAV The steamship Ren worth prowse.
from Phiaepha for Liverpool arrived here To day AZ
steamship Nova scotla, kcharuson from BAIL
April 30 and Portland May D. Tor Liverpool also AIr'e
BRsroI DAY l9-The steamship Cornwall, stampe arrived
here ths morning from New York May 3.
GLASGOW May l9-rhe state Idne SeamshIp s,ate ~.
Georgia Knight May for this port arrived
IoSpoS Nav 3-sailed for the United states Glencoe.
Nancy Mary Thayer Arrived from the United states on
l7h inst Ellen NJ Golden and Orpheus Arrived on uo
18th nst Maid of Ganwern Thule the latter al haruSco
Mary f. Riggs city of Brooklyn Himaaya sarn ,he
latter Dublin Also arrived. Alice. Espana and stella
For Latest snip Aers See SeceaM rage
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
COTTON MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE Nav l0.-Cotron quiet Midtling. l5a~.
CINCINNATI May l9.-COtt0D quiet Mdlng. - &C. net
receipts 80 bales shipments 103 bales sales 2O9 Daes
stock, - bales.
GALVESTON NAV 19-Co;ton dull; Mdding. l5c net re-
eep bales EXPORTS coastwise AZ bales sales 2l3 Oaes
stock, 81 093 bales. . ,,. -. .
NoRFoLK May l9-CottOn dnl Middling l5asc' net re re
ceips 543 bales exports coastwse 800 oaes sales oo
bales stock. 1859 bales. , .., ,,,
WILMINGTON Nav l9.-Cotton inactive and nominal: Mid.
ding l5c, receipts, bales exports eoas'"iSe -"'
bales; stock, LOT bales. =. .,,,, ,,,. M,
receipts G73 bales gross 122 bales exports 10 Great
Britain bales 20 the Channel i.S!0 bales coas"se
l29 bales sales, 80 bales stock 1856 bales
CHARLESTON, May l9.-Cotton quiet Mlddling. Lp,s"
5c 300 bales exports coastwise zoo Daes
sales, 200 bales; stock, 1857 bales ---, .
MOBrIR, May loCott0n easy; Middling, l0dloIT To To
receipts bales exports cOaswise, $40 bales sales z0o
bales: stock, 1858 bales. ~ .
SAVANNAH May 19.-Coton quiet; Mdcling I5Nsc.' net
BALTIMORE, May 19-Cott0n dun and nominal; MldiiinR
gross receipts lO5 bales exports coaswse 800 Dales
sales lOl bales spinners go bales stock 9.3lj bales
ST. LOUIE May l9.-COttOn quiet; Middlng l54c gross
receipts bales shipments Sl5 bales sales, 30 oaes Stock
764 bales. ..,,,,
RosrOS Nav 1a-Cotton dnl and nominal; Middling,
receipts. sales 263 bales stock ID i31
bales
MEMPHIS May l9.-Cotton quiet Mddng l5dl sc net
receipts. 1877 bales shipments AIS bales sales iOO Oaes
stock, u 326 bales ~ -,
PHILADELPHIA. May 19-Cotton quiet Mddling, l6'ici
gross receipts. 10 bales
AUGUSTA May l9.-Cotton demand good; offerings very
light Mdding 10 % net receipts ~ bales sales III paies'
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises .... 4:4O 7:l4 Moon rises.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY-A. "
sandy Hook 1913 Island. S03 Hell q. Ferry. $50
DAY-P.
Sandy Hook 745 Island. s:25 Hell G. Ferry l0l4
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
CATTLE MARKET.

BUFFALO, v. Y, May l9-CArUE-Receipts today, l05
head making the total supply for the week thus lar 90
head 4O3 cars 353 for the time last
week. iOj for the time last year The mark
was yesterdays prices about all the good
cattle disposed of sales. 700 300 Illinois steers aver
l.O-2 and 1884 ~ at 81 80, - 30 and 50 ~
Ij0 Michigan steers ranging from 772 1860 n "a 900
81 $50 Missouri steers ranging from lO3J TO LILO 10 al
81 l2l2dS6 80. ~ ,,- -,
SHEEP AND LAMBsReceipts today 800 head. making the
total supply for the week thus far 1000 head against oO
head same time and 1900 head for the same lme
through consignment and three cars o on
clipped sheep ranging from 10 to 20 d. 80 -
s. -. ..-,
HOGs-Recepts to-day 1900 head making the total supply
for the week thus far 800 head for the
same time last week 800 head the time last year
The market dull slow transactions beng confined 10
heavy hogs 700 disposed Of three OF Workers
unsd heavy hogs s. 2jdsS 80; Workers holding at - ~
ass: oftring 81 j69SS 70 demand light.
cue AGO. l9-CArrLR fairly active at UNCHANGED prices
receipts 1000 sOckers $3 5OGSi % butchers ~ - com
mon shipping steers s. j00S6 5Oi shipments,
1000.
l5020c lower with downward tendency; receps
10000 sales of ht averaging 2O u. at q 25dS1 6O com
choice heavy - jOa<s % extra choice r. so sh
mcnta 6,JDO.
susp-In fair demand unchanged prices receipts l000
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
SUPERVISION OF CITY EDUCATION.

SUPERVISION OF CITY EDUCATION.
ATTENDANCE AT THE PUBLIC sCHoOLs-FUR1hEk
DISCUSSION IN REGARD TO THE STUDY of
GERMAN.
The Commissioners of Education held their
regular meeting yesterday with President Nelson IN tne
chair and all the Commissioners present except M
seligman Henry Kidde, the City superintendent, ie
poried that during April examinations had been heId III
80 schools and 4Os classes nearly all proving satisae
tory The general management order, and discipA.he
we're commendable. The whole number OF pupils eli
rolled in primary and grammar schools was loe'o'
and the average attendance 97526, being an increase
over last year OF 263l enrolled pupils and 1883 IN tnt
attendance. The superin of Truaney reporeu
SCI cases Of which 327 from sickness, leaving -o'
truants of whom 197 returned 10 school, . eom
mitted 10 the care of the Commissioners OF Public CD
ties and Correction, and % were withdrawn profess
was received from meeting Of preachers OF the Meth
dist Episcopal Church against accedng TO the propos
ton Of the trustees OF the parOchlal SCHOOLS. c.
The stiOn Of the introduction OF the study ol
man in the public schools considered. COmllssoht
Fuller thought il would be money wasted 10 pay or u
studies. He thought scholar could learn 'terIInn
properly in the short time set apart Tor thc STUDY o
believed that tie German parents did not want German
taught their children but that the agitation hiu "l'
started by those who sought positions as teachers anu
desired profit by the sale OF German books II any ip
eign language taught az all 10 should De tlr cplish
as nearly all the continent of America south OF ieAds
smoke that language. Commissioner Wood Sld lllat
English had virtually become the national laneulsc
that If the people desired America 10 be great country
they adopt language. lie offered IesOIuion
cunuiug the study " German To the three hlghef ga
After few remarks from Commissioner klanrolh ihr
subject made the special order iOr the next Eesui
meeting Of the Board