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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

tF- Thousands Of Promising Youths, Of both sexes,
60 down to untimely graves, from general debility
and weakness. who might be saved by fortifying
their systems with iron. The Peruvian Syrup Is
an Iron Tonic prepared expressly to supply this
yitalizng element, and ia tire only preparation OF
iron that will Rssimate at once with the blood,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

tv We hare (noD 10000 dollars worth of Boots
and Snoes to sell, but a very large stock, at als
Market street. myS,H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
gartnfrshtp Eutiffs.

"E, THE UNDERSIGNED, TRADING
w under the firm pame of File 4 Mnrphey, coal
dealers, In the Ninth ward, have this day dissolvel
co-partnership, by mutual consent.
JOSEPH G. + LIE.
lel5-l2t wM. !. MULTIPLY.
WILMINGTON, DEL June 18th, 1875
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

EH- Seeds.-Garden seeds, all kinds, fresh stock,
BowmRn's, End and King Streets mar29-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
CITY ITE M s.
sS-Fint Caters, spring style, at 2ia Market ST.,
RahCnck u Rrn. nyAIf

rs- Eggs for Hatehing.-The usual price for Brown
Leghorn eggs for Matching with poultry breeders,
Is 50 per setting. These eggs, warranted fresh are
now being sold at only 81, and the breed pure For
laying qualities they haze no equal. Apply at 425
Market street. mar24-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

~ Boots and Shoes sold by the inch or foot al
Babcock 4 Bro, 2i8 Market street. myS,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The TemperAture, To-day.
Board of Education.

A RHaIsrRllD At THE COMMERCIAL OPTION.
ats A. NJ, e5 IAtlP. M, u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
3nardiuq.
9olitifaI alptifes.

MAYORALTY.-A THE SOLICITA.
4Nl TlON OF fumer0us friends, | offer myself AZ
a candidate for the Office of Mayor. subject to IN,
nomination OF the Republican Party.
ROBERT G. FRAlM,
Wilmington, De-, May IT, 1sy5,tf 9th Ward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
#anfeA.

"ANTED-FOUR THOUSAND DOL
w LARS on first mortgage on q city property
worth N60oO )elb-St' Address "A, THIS. OFFICE.
T OST-WHILE GOING FROM SIXTH
~ and Spruce to No. school, gold brestpin A
liberal reward will be paid II left at
|. II. McKAIG'S,
Jel5X' sixth and Spruce.
WANTED.-A MIDDLE AGED NO
W man as childs nurse. Apply at
Jel4-tf 3io MARKET ST, Photograph gallery.
"ANTED.-TO SELL A MARKET
w wagon. Call at w. &. Martins Livery stable,
corner Sd and Orange street. je10-6t'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

ARRESTED FOR REsIsrING OFFICERs.- William
W. Simmons was arrested on Saturday evening
for interfering with the police officers in the
discharge Of their duties. After the attack on
officer Mills, Chief of Police Brady sent several
officers down to the neighborhood of the nod
Church with instructions to arrest all disorder
ly persons they might see in that vicinity Find
ing crowd of disorderly persons it is charged
that Simmons used threatening aud abusive
language, encouraging disorderly persons. and
daring the police officers to arrest him. Officer
Legg, accepting the banter, arrested Simmons
and after a considerable struggle incarceratei
him in the city cells. Il. c. Fralm, Esq, went
bail for his appearance, yesterday, when Sim.
mons waived u hearing and was held in $500 for
hs appearance at court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
Low Prices.

Lot OF Summer Japanese and Figure GIenad! mes
at l2H cents, former price 25 cents.
Ten pieces silk stripe Japanese, Is cents, former
price BIN cents.
No better wearing goods TO be had. A perfect bar
gam. twenty pieces new styles plaid dress goods
70 cents, former price sI and aec. very great re-
duction.
Thlrty pieces new shades Apacas and Mohairs rs
sents. Some OF these goods have been sold as high
as 80 cents.
"A ane line OF choice shades OF Mohars 81 cents.
Very cheap.
Elegant assortment and beautiful shades Mohars
al sI4 cents
The nnest quality for cents, former price 60
cents.
Side Band Lawns In Full Assortment.
STRIPED AND PLAID HERNANIS
81 l-2 UP TO $1.75.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

Grocers attention. !. The house and lot ON the
corner of Front and Madison street,. will be sold
to the highest bidder, Tomorrow at the Dela-
ware House, at II M. A good business stand
and sure place to make money.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

DRUGGISTS LABELS AT THE COM
~ MERCiAL office. We will print for irnpyists
as low as they can get work done at ofiices where
labels are specially. Try us. N'e
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

Proposals will he received at the ONCE of the
CITY Treasurer, OF Wilmington, Delaware, until 8
O'Clock 7. M,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

Reynolds Il Cos sale, over th ST. bridge. to-
morrow evening, at o'clock, viii be positive
and buyers eau make more money than waiting
for the Centennial. Fourteen choice building
lots in n good locality
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
societies..
nEETINas TINS EYRN1Nn

Asylum Lodge, No. %, l. o. o. f.. at Odd
Fellows Hail. 30 and King street.
Good Intent Division No. 3, S, Of r., Nicola
ry'a Building.
Humanity Circle, B. U. @. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X. of p, at knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
:, American Star Lodge, No. l, A. o. of G. p. at
McClary's Building.
Washington Lodge No. |, A. Il. A., sayille's
Building.
Equal Rights Lodge No. IL. A. i. AN, 1871,
street between Orange and Market.
Franklin Circle, b. U. c. A., No. 8, McClury's
Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04

ey ont of their transactions and prices sharply de-
elned. This was followed by rally ana
subsequent weak tone ut the cioS@'
The change from the temper OF the MORN
ing speculation to that OF the aiterhooh
was ascrbed to the reported serious illness Oh
nromnent Western railroad official; but there were
other disturbing causes, among which may DC iien
toned that of the Treasury announcement 10 the e
fectthat il had found itself poor as to be compelled
to exchange during the present month $o,oooooo Vi
its coin balance for reenbacks in order to be ape 10
meet its currency payments, which, IN view Oh tne
fact that one of the last acts OF Congress was 10 m
crease the internal taxes is not an ehcoui
aging indication of the c0untrys prosperity
The total sales at the Stock Exchange for W-uay
were 19s. 300 shares of which 81 200 were Western
Union, O stock that has exhibited consiuerapio
strength. Opening at sOls, it sold up to sO's ana
then at 70s,a sOss0sO, decline of is per cent from
Saturdav,s close. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, on
gales 90 shares at 26l4025os shows decline OF
g. per cent. Pacific Mail records loss of g per
cent after sales of 10000 shares at 45045is0 14i2
40143,a445s Union Pacific, after transactions
amounting to 10000 shares ut 77as07Sis077S4O
7Sls0 7G3, 077O7Gl2 loses u per cent Panama
finally gains 12 per cent on TRANSACTIONS
amounting 10 LOO shares at 1G1 l20165 Ql6O'2
Atlantic and Pacific Preferred lost 10 per cent on
sales of 200 shares at 17l2016l2017016a4, and
Pacific of Missouri % per cent on sales OF 4,ooo
shares at b4I9053054 700 shares of St. LOUIS
Kansas City and Northern Preferred at 43l2043
show loss of L. per cent Northwestern sold 10
the extent of z 900 shares at 42ls012l4O41 204l'A
Q41a.0l1a,041bs, showing also decline OF p per
cent; St. Paul gains 80 per cent on 2.70O shares vi
the common stock at 37ai03S037as@37oS;a and on
900 shares of Preferred at 567sD57Q5G7s, shows
loss of per cent Rock Island is 81 per cent lower
after sales of $500 at 105as0105l ga 104s0l 04 g
691O43,: Wabash was weak all the time, although8
rallied on the covering of shorts but finally closes at
the lowest part of the day, 1900 shares having sofa
at 132,Q13G 1888 "a 12li "a 13012l4, decline OF
15s per cent; 1900 shares of Ohio ana
Mississippi sold at 270263i, decline
of j. per cent; Lake Shore declined
70 per cent, was afterward rallied by the buying
of two prominent bears" and closed with 90
cline of only sper cent The transactions amounted
TO II 200 shares at 7O7s07O0707s07O's; 15,6Oo
shares of Erie sold at 3O14 030os029a4@3O403o,
a decline of % per cent; LOO shares OF Cen
trail and Hudson were taken at 1O5, decline OF .
per cent 1900 Delaware, Lackawanna and west
ern sold at 1107s012040119l2011 1873, gam OF
o. per cent: and 500 shares Of NewJersey Central az
1133,QI12lQ112l2 reduces the price Of an invest
ment N stock per cent The market closed tame
and without feature. The opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices for active stocks sold to-day VIII
he found in the following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
INTELLIGENCE OF BIRDS.

TofheE ditor or The TrtbuWe.
SIR: | wish to tell in THE TRIBUNE what
appears TO me remarkable example of the ssgseity Of
birds Late last Winter, q well-todo farmer sold his
tarp q miles from this village, and bought house IN
the village, at the opposite side frons his farm
Last month he moved into his new homo, o.
eupyiug several days in moving hs goods The day
after the family had reached their homo a. the man
was walking near his house be saw approaching nree
turkeys that had been left at the farm. These tfeys
had never before on the farm young. Matched
last August they left the farm soon aftey bs family
Aid, passed alone through the country and through tho
eage, and coming 10 the new home OF thair owner
when he met them. They then went tpto o strange
oarn II the intention OF the family 10 esve tho
turkeys at the farm it having been bought BY relative
alss. 0At0. ApEU % lS1A AaAGk&h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04

The London advices to-day were favorable, and
on the Stock Exchange there active business
in consols and Uniteds States securities at higher
prices Erie advanced nearly l per cent Money
on Government securities was easy ut per cent,
or - below the minimum rate at the Bank OF Eng
land, which institution made a gain OF fl 200
bullion ON balance The foreign exchange market
has been strong on the basis of rates annexed, the
selling rates being 81 S740$i 87l2 and 81 0O40
S. cole. The engagements Of specie for to-morrow's
steamers amount to 100000. The gold sales have
been on lower plane of prices at ll50116ls, while
the cash gold was scarce, lending fiat and at per
cent for use. The Treasury announced the sale
of a million gold each Thursday during the month,
five milliors in all, but it had been partly eX-
pected in view Of the condition Of the Treasury
balances the effect on the price of gold was not
marked. Washington dispatches report the inter-
nal revenue receipts at $l,00O,000, customs re-
ceipts at 100000, and National bank notes re-
ceived for redemption at 100000. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out 81 .02S 900 in called bonds, and
$fS7 900 in coin interest. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold
cleared $780, 10000; gold balances, 81 ,496, 131
currency balances, 81 ,729,911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY, May 3, $50
COFFEE Receipts Of Rio for the week ending to-day,
$40 bags sales Tor the tme 1860 bags Tie MAJ ke
for Rio stand but holders are very firm Ill ter
views; no sales made public from hrst hands We quote
ordinary cargOes G4dl6i2c; fair do 744l7 &c. good
do and prime do at 1870 i9c all gold stocks at
all ports this ening add up 6o PIP bags including A.
bags AZ NewlOIk 5000 bags at Galveston, OLA bags al
II ampton Roads, aud 1857 bags at Baltimore. . .
COTION-rhe movement in spot Cotton IA only limited,
market remains steady at unchanged quotations
Receipts ~ the shipping ports to-day 200 bales this day
wees bales this day last year 63s2 bales total
Sept 33l43i8 bales same time last year 5 -
bales 1he Cotton in this port the 30th OF April
follows Brooklyn 43,j32 hales Staten Island.
u G22 bales on shipbOard not cleared, 1868 bales
wharves, 1921 bales in warehouse 1928 bales Total,
l7g.5O7 bales. . .,
1874 Upland Cotton in store running in quality not
more than half grade above below the grade quoted
Ordinary IA. strict Good Ordinary, l5's Middhng 1871
Good ord. l5s Low MiddlIng. l6ls Good Mid, II .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
JOKES BY THE JUDGE, COUNSEL, AND JURY.
Mr. Beach, cannot put my eye upon the

JOKES BY THE JUDGE, COUNSEL, AND JURY.
Mr. Beach, cannot put my eye upon the
rest OF II, sir.
Judge Nelson Ne have taken so much evidence that
] am not surprised that you cannot find ii.
Mr. Beach-Ycs, Sir; / remember it better than |
find II.
Mr. Eyarts-The difficulty is to remember It correctly
Mr. BoacA-That is a difficulty that has not yet oc-
eurred Sir.
The Witness lin an undertOne, to the COur]-Judge,
hope you Will let them get through with me to-day.
Mr. Beach-Dd anything like this in language or sub
stance. in your hearing: Mr. I1ton saying that
Nj Beecher adultercr and he could prove II;
and Mr. Tracy asking with your wife and Mr Titon
replyng, "No, but with another woman or women
or other women" did anything like that oceurf A
Nothing that recoec stated as that rs Some part OF
it might have occurred.
Mr. Beach-Weu, gue.s that covers the two branches
AFTER consulting with the other oounse Our recoec
lions differ Sir regard 10 the fact whether or not MI
woodruff upon his evidence spoke in regard 70
the True story-that statement. am certain that he
did
The witneSs-I did.
Mr. Beach-Then that is all care 10 ask, Nj. Wood
run
Mr.. Evarts-He spoke about it,
Mr. shearrnan-we will erossexamine in the morning.
Judge Neilsoll-BetteT do it tonight we were late III
coming ia al recess.
MI shearman-lf your Honor will give us about an
hour anu nitll
Judge Neilsonwe late in coming in, aud think
ivll save time TO finish this examination tonight.
Mr. shearman-Ihe jury have already been suggesting
adjournment
Mr. Evarts-It is question FOR the jury we can go on
Judge Neison-The jury content. They are pleas
ant looking men.
The Foreman OF the Jury-Ihe Jury would ike 10 au-
teurn usual, Sir.
Judge Nelson ITO the jurylAre you willing to remain,
sentlemeni
The Foreman We are willing to go. Laughter]
Judge Neilson-N0 doubt. We are all willing 70 go.
We lost some time the ntermssion, and Il think we
had close the examination and relieve this witness
Mr. Eysrts-The jury say that they did not lose that
time.
Judge Neson-Oh, trey did not lose any time.
Nj Evars-We expect a considerable crosseYamina-
tioD II it question Of ten OF fifteen minutes we
would not care.
MI Beaeh-well suggest that We compromise this
matter by your Honor ordering Mt Evats TO shut up
for half an hour the time that he kept waiting here
Laughter
Judge NeilsOn-I never make order that won't be
carried out Laughtcrl ITO the witnessl II you can
not come in the morning. then will Ok another time
The Witness-Oh, can come.
The court then adjourned until to-day at IL O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04

The money market has been easy all day at 303l2
per cent on call, with exceptions at zig and 4,
prime commercial paper being III demand ut 4l2a6
per cent. With currency accommodating here in large
amounts, the future case of money seems to be
assured The following is the Clearing house state
ment:
Curry exchanges sil607527l Gold exchanges 9o 1903
Curry balances 57765l4 Gold balances. ll7l,450
Government bonds were quieter and something
easier in currency prices than on Saturday. There
is no feature to the market We annex closing quo
fafinus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04

been Crude 70 Hsvre ct lj bark hence TO ON.
Leghorn, Naples with 800 hbda Tobacco at Boa Az
Change the charters German bark hence Brvsf
with 1000 bbla Refined Petroleum At IS sd vessel y
Qrs GRAIN reported from Philadelphia To United r.
DOM at js I'd also two from do 70 Cork for orers s
$500 qrs and 400 respectively at 6s and 6s 81 To In
don by sail 700 bush. Grain (relef at 81
GRAIN-Tbe Wheat market opened strong bnt 1net N.
current high pr1ces beng above mos, shippers ms WHIT,
and very quiet shippers unable 10 execute their ORDER
and hold for further milers buyins
any extent the sales 900 bush al 81 20 for No. 2
csgo Spring aoat I'll % for No Milwaukee afoat Vi a.
for No | Minnesota "Gold Drop afOat 81 for Comm.
Amber do later 5000 brsb No Milwaukee sod arosi
"a purchased complete cargoes most shippers ss
Of market Barley II scarce and prices unteted IN d.
absence business Barley Malt ct and 50 shy Oas A..
again higher and demand The sale are $1,000 bush Ne
Ohio Mixed at 7ed76tc aaoat and % on track whis
78 b77c aoat and 75c In hits at 1Ia7s Mia
at 7jG76 the inside price on tfsk and White 90 At 7e
a77c and Mixed Canadian rs afOat Rye Ii In Al
mand and fnner the sales 1900 bush state o3ss IS
10 Canadian at Il Ia bond. Com Ia fairly
but at easier prces the chiefly for export Old non
na sales $1,000 bush. Western Mixed at se stors
and on track and o. 219lc. aho Western yellow " ga
o. L. anOaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

limited STATES 3-65 BopDs f(issued by District
of Conmbia) tor sale in amounts from 500 10
$500, 900 by the NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK, w
Broadway. eve I,
AT the market price, without charging commission.
~ ~ f. +. THOMPSON, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04

The advance indicates a recovery from the depres-
sion of the early part Of last week
The Philadelphia stock market is excited; fenh-
sylyania Us, Sd issue, 1l2G112a; Philadelphia ana
Erie Railroad, 2Oaa02O7s; Reading Railroad, o4's
ssh; Pennsylvania Railroad. 50osUoo"4 goid'
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.
after several fluctuations closed Sc higher than ON saturday
sales ~ follows all on basis Of Low Mlddlngs:
500 lsssi July; ioO lSse, 200 i59fSs $oS ld.Sss
total 1000 bales satu,dsys closing grces1May, isfe
ssps%ess oS"Ns5s 1ssc NOys%
i6s,a i6ase: February i6.al6orec Market frIn
sales to day up May, 200 lStc; loo lsSse loo
500 lose 200 l6liae July 1900 lSisc August loo
700 i6i,sc 800 162sc 300 I6i ec 100 l62ssac; 400
16iec: September 400, l6c October 300, l6iIso Janu
ary 100 l6iIec February, 400 l6Ac total $4,000 bales
grand total D. 900 bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Flour Ia quite gen
ersl aud prices OF most grades tend upward
Process sells freely and Is higher No2 and superne
and rmer AT the close the market
grades and In instances advance Of has
been obtained over Saturdays prices saes Of bb We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
"a years
ing quotations:

By telegraph an advance is reported in San Fran
cisco in mining stocks The following are the CLOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
MONDAY. May 3-P. N.

MONDAY, May 3-P. NJ.
The week opened with strong stock market,
which was full of "v vim" in the morning, and for
short time everything moved along merrily; but the
sslleu 1000 oatpu@hsSed tie b0XszsA ii ast " Lle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
and since the beginning Of the year, were az fol-
Total since Jan. !.

The following is q comparative statement OF the
exports of specie from the port of New-fork 10
foreign ports since JAN to this date for period OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04

In State bonds the District Of Columbia 3.65s
were most active, and sold up to 72i2. A small lot
of Missouri Us sold at l0l. Old ex-coupon Tenn
e-sees sold at 5Oa 50s, at 48l2 and new series
AT 4olo The bids ara ma follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04

TEXAS los Of 1870 96
Va Ga, Old. ....-.: ~
Va es. n. bda 1885 -
Va. 6s, n. bds 1867 -
VaBs, consol BIDS. 30 -
Va 8s, CT mat'd cou 64 q Do
Va o., con. "a ser. 40 ava
Va. 6s.deferred BIDS 30 S2
ID. of &. 5000 1874 7ZS TIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
quotations for gold were as follows:

The days business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury COM
prised:
Gold receipts s702 221 lS Curry paymentssl AT %
Gold $50 70S 65 Curry balance Al 49, III %
Gold balance. 6l 3l37l9 ~ Customs 100000 o.
IN receipts. 764 gSJ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
STOCK OF GRAIN ~ sgw.YoRk AND Baookls

but prices The denand chiefly ior export Old nom
and track and u G3Ic ahot Western yellow ., sls
coMrARArTE STOCK OF ssw.YoRk AND BAoon,s
wAREnolsEs ToE JMHEE rEAH.
M asy'ii AHA 1mI3s. a wv s iss'
Ss 's5fiad i5 s7sss 1 sss4. sss
$$si:;; :$.e:: ifs s is5i:s 5s ,
Hay AND STRAW me movement Is ysTy small and .i,S
az eSd5e e Ees lou s s5S az esir SSy
septs increasing Long Rye quoted at 7Oa7'e short Do,
g cSss2 for Ordinary 20 GOOD srapes sD In I
D Dee for o sfaSy S% on 10 6o . % arrive
aI bit Lightly inquired for a. q 81 AM 70, wsA
'Of liz Fish are quiet and Inseed IL IN fair
jobbing way quoted 81 ga loe IN ,41s FROM
ap t. rm but quiet at 81 27es 80 for winter ITS
@si 20 for No and sogs5e Tor NO = Cotton seed
hned summer shield at Zoe Other Oh. quiet.
RE5s9b sa, csnEaa. Be @ ne
stl scarce IN the market we quote a. nc lPr p9npt d
demand g GG dS S p 5 e to a. I Ss9
fined Is in n, hight request Pat Sa n at ior ' Sds S &
= 55es 81 o. G n q e. S s9 E & So III w .s
81 ~ asked ae0 PafEer sieaay United .$ e$2 oSt
sid Ines u 2Sasr ~ c, S m.pa, aay but ey ou
sales Of 75 be Mss a. 20 90 6o s 6ne s Ms ss o.
LA
july $40 40as22 Ga closing At the 4, pi ;5S R ce Be-
& and pd,n IN Ts SsersH a s % s s Eta 81 %
and SO Family Terce Beef s inactive but nmy held
e7 q 1000 sl o % E, for m TssS S Sfs s
M Smoked a. 300 % eo RIB d Ree. dd IN S
inactive and weaker sales 81 100 6cses .y Long
i6c for Civ Lard inactive aS weaker very little ore
P9 ne demand ms iSr c ~. al l'f pa SS ws.
EN- l5'c Is nominal price, for future delivery we heMd
LOO tes s teller II Nay 6S 10 10 OO0 U.s.
'JS IL no change 10 report
liberal and Western TIE latter are somewhat TresA
lar though Choice rules about steady. We quote;
New Milk selections
New MIX straight ots.....................'.34 g2s
Middle and southern Counties, entire diaries 29a2S
st Sts" BntteT do odds and
New Western finest -.'''''''''''''''' 49,,
Old Western, Fair TO Good. 1908
cuEss ifSss mafsst rules steady and holder. are IN
shippers are purchasing less freely &e quote;
st Io Faeory me 1901 al cream far l4aae
state TsctOy good 10 aie state crss5 sSi
mon % t-lf,,.::.: N4als STATE Fas;STy'n,sS,I
common 70 hne /? al49 s; ssimPGd % si
s SaiS faa Enssh D DO q as
SEEDs%There is light ot6ing business passing Clover
prices 100 bass cst. sold at II 2c small lot
sTEXRiNTh is moth passing and prices are nom.
sTGARs-Raw sugars sre active holders very
Roe s % q h and S s7 Sos S
g. we quote Fair to Good Refining cuba at oes Prime
No il Clayed ST. s'-c RshIed is steady aud 10
SOFT White lO7sd c for Crushed lO'c for Powdered AID
TKLIoW@TheTe IL fair demand at sight concession
sales Of 100 hhds. prime stock at 9, aud 1900 MOO
WHIskY-The market g quiet owing advanced yievsO.
holders. 100 bills sold at IL il.
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THE MARKETS.
fCareilIly reported for THE TEiBUSAl
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

The following complete Of exports shipped IN vessels
nhioh wore cleared 70 day for foreign ports;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04

serms said 70 me that he made accusation OF adu'
against Mr.. Beecher with his wife; that MS wne - ~
white snow.