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, 1875-11-14
SARAH JANE SYLVESTER

It WaA ! summer-eVeutu9:
Tho d&y's lat glsam hid tovn :.
Across the dewy meadows
The fAzm-houxe eznd!ea alma
Tho katydids vera loudly
Disputlng In the ho4Qh4.
While troops Of jolly bull{roet
~ese crosking In the s1aushs
Aar some lonely right-bira
Was calling to ita mats, :.
Whlle Sarah Jaue sylvextae
"a' swinging IN tho sssa
Sha was rustic maidsu.
OF nearly seventeen:
Her form waa fat; her feasures
We're hecklsd, red and green,
Her hair, a brilliant suburn,
Was no: inclined 10 curl:
And every body thought her
A healthy, handsome gira,
Her plodding, toilxoru fathR
Had early gons to bei;
A hundred aeece mosquitoes.
Ndre humming round hia kasd
Her simple, lo7fng uotaer
Within the kitchen at;
She smoked her aap& In sllsnes,
And ssroked the purring CT.
All h!swaet ant. afnnr1e c}y,hoe5
ROW bright yn1,r f.nc;as ,aer,
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, 1875-11-14

Ny stepmother had been atdicted for long time
with big neck And 1t times ahe via 10 choked by tho
enlargement pressing upon tho windpips that khs
could not lie down to sleep During our meeting ~
the powst Of God greatly maaifested the light Of
GodA truth shon4 clearly into her heart that she
said ahe had faith 70 be healed and w1n:ed to
for her, which We did. And the SIdrtt Of God
came nightly upon me, and, risiug up in the
power Of God. touched her neck ind told her
would bclieve without douhs the Son Of God abe
should b. made whoiA. And she said zhe did and ste
Wa made whole OF that tunr1uity. From that hour
the enlargement was al taken away, and abe had fcst
fa&4 night that shs had en1oyed for months TO-
gather, and she IL today lining Ntnesa tho power
Of Jtsus to heal beth soul and body PRISE God tor.
evsz Ny nncles oldest son had crippled hand
which Wa also restored to psfoct atrenRh By fath
and praJer.
1t the proper time Booze and Bre.s we're
brought up for trial, the charge belng assault
and battery, but the Lord worked upon
their accusers until they told The truth. and The
accused were discharged Che wounds they re-
ceiyed healed without any human treatment.
This seemed to end their persecution, for sipce
thst tina thsy havs bean going sbout preaching
1esus-
In some "remarke" appended to this record
Of their exper7ence, they declare tlsy have no
nav doctIins to present to the world Their
mission il to point ont tha "eood old way in
which tho Apostles and propbets walked i" and
God would have thsm iabor for the eesfors-
taoa OF primitive Christianity, uniting All ttue
CnElstaAns sveEEwhers into opa hock Ind one
xat4 In order to facilitate this great vofx,
-" aass dtATn up the following artlcle Of |
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

At a meeting of the Governing Committee OF the
New-York Stock Exchange, held this afternoon ssp-
Elementary to the election for officers yesterday, NJ
Brayton Ives of the firm of BraytOn Ives Co. was
unanimously chosen Viee-Presdent OF the STOCK
Exchange Mr. Ives has been a member of the Gov
ernng Committee for several years, and his promo
tion to the present position is fitting and wel'de-
served compliment to a meritorious and painstak'ng
officer and this selection meets with very general
appreciation.
The exports of produce for the week ending to-day
are $3,9OS,6 62l, against $4454,3G7 for the corre-
spending week in 1874 and $5,99S,71 in 1873
The total exports since Jan. this year amount to
$s5,144, ,965, against 500 92O,195 for the corre-
spending period in 1874 and $10O,64O, ,53s in 1878
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle publishes
the following as the April earnings Of the few rail-
roads which furnish their gross receipts for publica
ton. 1t is not flatterng indication of the business
of the country that few of our great railroad COM
panes are willing to let the public know the state Of
eir trafii
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

&c SPs %sss s"@a %sl9 e osnsS e. & heavy
5 4 Gsns o ef i m Which 1s She the
eoses rather better spot and s1ro"ssr , sHa %
a ., ys % June for eadsa 'as sino IN s sss
seller June q aheaso Lea eT sp she' IA ns
MSagkes % in store and % sas sSat g. aIe $Ses s 81
sas M 't eus 10 sas s
in M a $ 9S S%s ihS SeW y Thy S
7e shost White A. Ha.s S, Ssssi MHe9 nao9 At 7s@ "a
as a9s csSsan saSs az 77e and While do at 7a7s clad IN
the sales AZ bush Toledo aud Detroit Mixed at ie
II s ';S :s aa ar. 81 Go onsS at i o. Corn
demand IS for n5G ana "a & % % %tssn is s Mxd
@sss; Western White at Soa8o.e. Western yellow at
SsStASo-A more active demand for psrnyan bst a. a. much
SSsy EsSsy pIiSls rs. lots os can be had @ eurrse
GSsl. are & nsd fli S,%.i' S D, 7
qsSsd on s pS, At s scInoO anu
HAHN ARE There s very little imqIOvemeut in pornes
s ana saes % 5sr1 sa sa ka. f ag %t os With
hetter deinun aud prices remain steady at ON nsuresso -
HAY xSB coninusa good demand and. for or
snHS ssisT faSor shppns Retail lots o.
isIs t sars @ .s Sa" @
Sss ssss fair inquiry from manutac
,uf. a irm nsafss resulting ANY imRoran.
the noen Other na Kinds there % Ta%uea n"ss DONG
fss!: fSs,!: saa9inas ,s 1850 bales
descriptions have been very slow o. sale snd
only limited from the trade and the market closes aet sales
embrace 364O Dry Buenos Ayres 2o 2yc goh mouths
t DIX BaeuS. Ayres 2s H. private terms anss
ion 1925 Dry Nons,,dco isSaso n 2se goa less per
months usual selection 2oSc pry RIO az Gfads ds
Cafornia e x2 gold ~ days. % uya sS selection iSe
ssss ry Vera Craa a.a Mexican issso n private srms
isstsd ls2o Dry Western and seathsIn Isa2l y is.s
can Kips 10 g. private terms DRY Sailed MAamoros
IS n pr1sts Wet salted New Orleans Sps Is
pn.s sIs .sS,sd ogS tosl 55s Hides we auots
Dry H.aes.Baeao' Ayres 9oest n 2asS24c Eoa Ssssos
alss soa steSs co;ss.:. % ss; !ss gold no
zoe ~ D. I2c god Ortaoco 20a22 b. 22 gold Califor
ala d25 b gold Central American lsd2l b. xOse
sslf Ssa ss Ss ss.ss
pGiisd sias s:la sl..: isS2i 1ss sSIaa
issi7 ssa FsS;o fsSsl9 & H.Ss I'D IsS1aya .ua
p.i sS :n as sss;sd ,sSii sSs'G fssss ~
.,s;. iss s' .....s.s s.;efs
J disnois snd "s- Antenio Plea D, NS' eHHsncS
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

tures for comment. After strcng opening at prices
generally fraction higher than the closing quo,a
tious Of yesterday, q weaker tone pervadeu 'nc
whole list, which continued durn the remainder Oh
che day until near the close, when there was SHARP
rally supposed to have been caused oy the covering
Of tho "shorteo Erie again the principa attrac
tion and thepo was steady buying of the stock by
Ahat class of traders who are Always ready W
opcrate for u or 81 per cent profit; and this
demand made GOOD market Cor the large offerings.
western Union. which had remained steady nearly
all day. finally broke per cent the report that
the steamer Faraday had been successful IN her
effort TO pick phe lost cable, and Atlantic and Ia
ciic Telegraph stock rose 2 per cent on account Oh
the same report Pacific Mail was particularly
weak and declined 1ss per cent, closing, however,
with a rally of 3. Der cent Union Pacific yielded
IN the general temper of the market, and
declined to 74la oasa very small bWiness but raj
lied per cent at the close. Lake Shore was oui
and steady at 7Oa.sS71. but on the general goou
feeling which prevailt for the last 1S minutes' au
vanced 10 7iis, buyer days. The total amount Oh
business for the day vas 213,sOO shares, and the
number Of shares Of each leading stock sold, the
opening intermediate, end closing prices. with the
changes from yesterday, as follows OF Western
Union ~ 300 shares Wee sold ut 1890 7907914
Q7Ss4Q796O 7Slsd 1855, decline of % per
cent Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. 2.7OO shares
at 23sa saa23s s025L, an advance of 1l2 per cent ;
Pacific Mail 35. 100 shares at 43G41Aa42@4l'sa
42Ss@42a42l2. decline OF as per cent; -panama'
LOO shares at 1881 152Gi55, an advance OF Zi2
per cent Union Pacific, $500 shares, at 'oi2@
75ss074lo075si an advance of q per cent
Kansas Pacific 200 shares, at 223i an advance OF =
per cent: Atlantic and Pacific Preferred, 200 spares
at l6LQl6is decline of ls per cent st. LOUIS, N
C. and No. ], 700 shares, at sl2af q, decline OF a
per cent Preferred, 800 shares, al 4l04O. decline
cf Der cent: North Western 10000 shares, at
4ll2Q4OsG4Ile an advance of q percent; Preferred
200 shares at 54. a decline of 7s per cent ST. Paul
$500 shares at 36a, Ian advance OF 'sper
cent Preferred, 800 at 5SG577sd5s. no change
Rock Island, 4, 100 at 1O4aid 10iSsd le49i, an ad-
vance Of Is per cent Wabash, 1920 at l2i2d 1850
I2lo no change; Ohio and Mississippi $500 at
26Isa257sa 26l4, gain of 4 per cent; Lake Shore
~ 700 at ~ lsa 7O7sG II 070s4a71l, gam OF a
per cent: : Ere. 5000 at 27l29 27d27ha26'sa
27asa % a 27ss gain of 2per cent; Central ana
Hudson 900 at 1869 1861 105ss a decline OF 3
per cent and 900 HaNbal and St 10 at 244A
2liq. gain of ls per cent. The market closed ap-
paIently firm. The opening, highest, lowest, and
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day VIII be
found in the following table:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
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iiEALOCK,

LTNsEED-Tne demand Ia light nut prices slightly
mpoved 1000 bags Calcutta from store sold at 81 TO- gold
60 days.
II MBERTc demand is fairly active this being mostly
for repairs and alterations while The wholesale trade
business Ia not what IL should be- The number Of build
ings gong IL less than previous for years. Fur
nufe manufacturers who large amount OF lun
ber not buying to extent White Pine In good de
maDd at finn rates White Ash and White better
demand southern Yellow do is selling at lower rates by the
than at time the Planking, S2l9
81 900 feet Spruce building timber Is also selling at
lower rates Eastern Spruce 500 Southern Pine
Rough S22df25 Dressed f}Sd $5 White Oak quality
S}j0 $40; White Ash, Si00f45.
MEIALSWe have again to note slight Improvement in
our market for Ingot Copper but the bus accomplished
was very small the light offerings and prices insisted
on on ,ek the inquiry and The market closes quiet the sales
20 pew to report the same dun and unsatisfactory
feeling as noted by us for weeks still continues prices
uncertain American Pig very slow Of sale and values weak
Foreign Pig Lead held higher owing to the stock being held
by one house. which small gold s asked Domestic
is unchanged at sac for Bar 9c for Pipe Sheet
less 10 cent 70 the trade Speter held rncss
but ia not active the from Europe being more favorable
10 the selling interest; Siesian held at 7d74c, gold West
en selling III lots at 74c currency For Pig Tin
but little inquiry and in tie business quota
ons n0minay unchangcd quote the asking prices
Refined at lgi2d20c, gold Plates still very sale
and To sell lower figures would accepted;
only to sales Of $500 boxes
terms not ranspred Charcoal Tin quoted S9dS9 25
do. Teine at sSds825. Other Metals unchanged We
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
We annex closing quotations of foreign e.

The money market was the corraa'lve OF yester-
a.,,s cali loans making at 2a2l2 on Government
,onds 2L,a Slo on ordinary Stock Exchange col
I.,eral. and 4l2a for prime commercial paper. AT
Washington the customs receipts amounted TO
kaeO. .OOO and Internal Revenue receipts to $22O,-
wo. the Treasurer receiving $f5O,OOO in National
hank notes for redemption. The Treasury balances
this afternoon are: Currency, S3,5OO,OOO; coin,
ts9 $50, 900; less coin certificates, $2l 100000
Government bonds were reasonably active, but III
MO s,ecia demand at present prices. The registered
81 Of 1851 sold AT l22a 122ls; coupon 1868 at
l23io; do 1865 at 123l2; and registered new IS
=, 11Gls We annex closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

bonitr spd<a 70; English Camel $I7afia American
Camel, Sl2dsl4 Newcastle Gas &9a$l0j Provincial Cas-
IS 50a&6; Western Virginia, SO 75aSS -
COCOA-The market strong; note sales Of 800 bags
Quay aqui at IL IA II i2c., gold -. -
COFfEE-1here Ia nothing TO report IN RIO 70 Day
Yield and askng full former figures but
bidding Of cent below quotations,
and consequently sa reported from first hands we
do I7,aaise: and prime Do at iaa sac gold Stock
here this evening bags Mild grades are not moving
bags Lagayra at Sdeoc We quote lava at sings
guayra jamaica II 1sc st. Domingo i7c; Porto
kco, 17dl9c Costa Rica I7a20c; Mexican. 19dZ0c; An
gostura 1921 Lei ssvanla &c; and Curacoa at IL
dl9i2c., all gold.
DRUGS AND DYES-Opium IL steadly held with a small
trade passing held at 80 75 gold bond old and 40 % for
new Alum Is unchanged and have only to note sales In
lots at 22d2e for Lump Essential Oils without change
In prices but the movement light Ans sold at 50 80
Cassia, 81 Cloves at So English firm with
fair inquiry Soda Ash sold In lot. at y 064at2 70 sal
Powder So 44adS2 6O III carb Soda 81 60, all gold Other
descriptions quief. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

IErROLEU =.srnned IL again weaker and In hight dc
500 b5 for 2ot9 ana 2tn l2'e Gases s
are % ssy sr G%' sn H4if e Or no
AZ for prompt month NaPhtha steady
aio n' S and sinsf IS fhS@ins aHd i2c cr month
do at l'amore AJ,iSes n @ ron aae II snpp a.
RI lo o tGey ity Rg@ s y I'D Pstroenm
Tieoa@ quiet u 10 at Wells Parkers fairly opened
y Lag Az ;rS no s. 70 as asssd INIT very one
sales OF bbs. Mess at Sal s5a$22 % bbls Western
Mss gig 20 800 pSs - for ay 3 G
1850 bbs Mess seller October at s22 So closing heavy for
II e - "T SS Br I M is fesy and W w
@ s se, sIs nssye Ssst % and ps' pS sa ae
specially Bellies %c Sa are very fair and wanted
a for fresh Hams 2%a2s soG s for ReYSs Pfssd DO
Ssat' 1906 Bsss 1sf s@Gns1 Suls &o at
ave. boxes rib Bellies 25O boxes Clear Bel
quiet and tame with moderate demand for the est
ss St 1 q SetS sese dn nSpE 9 fss sales e CIV &
nIne but cSiparatveIy quiet aIs OF l19Ss City
loo tcs western grade issl5e 70 Western steam
for delivery We hear Of 2oV tes seller june 10
iWCEThe market is very duh and prices unsettled Sales
70 s Carolina at for fof FAM aa 3 % 6, Tor
ana i%F for an cw sss 0f and for fair
prime $50 bags Rangoon and Patna at 9c
| SfFDS-Clover is in demand and is nominally l2a
c Western state in Jobbing lots; Timothy Is In
SKINS moving slowly and quotations nom
hau 70 he s"tme to- receipts $50 bales Brazos bales
Tampco 6jl bales iasGsyra ota oass rursTVa , 90
nomna sales could not be effected without
sales bales Mexican bales Payta and 99
bas continue in fair demand and the market
full former figures receipts ~ bales Para bales
Sass sa5Ss bales Sss crc nd Il bales
fair demand a, fs g,ifss saiss SoSS 1899
raSillo 1000 10 sisal and 1000 aatamoros We quote:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

For fntnre delivery good accomplished bpt
rates az compared with yesterday show particular change
sales as follows, all on basis OF Low Mdding:
sales yesterday after mMay 600 lj2'32c June TOO
400 sac July 800 16 SC; August 1900 lOSIsc
Zoe IGagc; September GOO lGs2c 800, lG October,
loo I5assgc.; March, 800 16siec.; 40, 1Gs2c;
total 6,SUO bales. Yesterdays closing prices
Nav ljls,s June, l5isio lJs &c; July,
l65sa l6aisc.; August 16masd 1855 september,
I6s'e lC7aac.; October, l5sss2d159ac.: November
iSsiSa iSsasc.; Decemher ,l5AGl,zsse January ls.9
tet qaiet and steady sales today up tc2 may 800.
ilO6 i5i6cc. July. 100 16ssc 800 lGaIsc 900 lGs
900 l6c 500 90 iGqe August Sl0o iSc scS LOO io
IGise October 200 I6ac 100 ljs'a2c March, $40 IS
Total 10 100 bales grand total, 900 ba!eA io~
MI Charles A. Eastons CVtto. It ,or the week ending
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
The bids for stocks at the close OF the Excb


The London adyices report better state OF affairs
and though there is no change in money reported,
vet Consols recovered Il per cent, and the United
States securities improved Is TO Il. Erie sold up to
24s, hut later retired to 244, the opening price
There wa nothing in the foreign exchange mar
ke,. and the nominal rates the same as yester-
day. quoted below. The actual rates were on the
basis of 81 ~ to 81 s712 and 81 90 to $4 9O12 The
gold market was tame and dull, and the premium
submitted to 10 fresh influences: The opening price
was 1I5l2, and the principal subsequent sales
were at that, though there were transactions
Of !l3ae and ll5's: On gold loans rates
wrr Nat, and for carrying, one per cent. The
,ncaQemen. of specie for Wednesdays s..eeaineffs
amount at the close TO $5Oo,00h. The export cleay,
anaos Of domestic produce from this port for the
week enjiing to-day amounted in currency valuation
10 $1,9Os621. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
ti2i.00O in coin interest and $273,OO0 in called
bonds The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, $27, 10000;
gold balances, $65O225; currency balances $751;
c75. We annex the principal quotations.:
'oco"1l5a li'ao lli5,a 1:c9 S LIB 2So "Ilst
.Ysc 1,ss 1sS iiiis; s0S:,iiiSsl - * ..
The d;,y'. business at the T. = Subj. .easury com
prised. sc' -
sold reep,&.. s5s. sos ol Curry rayments 495565 20
.od pay $3.50 d CaIy balance 40 % %
.1A
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

There was only moderate trade in railroad BONDS
and prices were on the whole shade lower for the
noteworthy issues. Seconds of Lake Shore coupon
sold at 8s Chicago and Northwestern gold consoii-
dated at 81, Michigan Central sevens at 1o2%1
1925 frsts of c., G. & l. c. at 4S047i2 Ohio and
Mississippi seconds at 7S, and ditto consolidated at
% The following are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


uncSahged at &C. icr Tot and &c fof Pearl.
liberal arrivals prices favor the buyer; Western at 3iG &c,
al" B6STs and sHoEs-Business drags somewhat there
that activity that should prevail Southern dealers are the
"'s xnct"s Room are lie only parties Tho
trade rather qgie though au
goods prices are and not $ % Sss {, % a. IN
g. ,s 2U Is and TGT yss SaSs
rule about steady IN Cotton Terry 4sa6Ic 90 SIX d9,
SOC Dk1 30 do Plain do do 9Oedsl IL do Cotton DO, 80
BRooM CORN AND BRooMs-corn Is steady but very
Gredn Gree s1ces isSlse Green shor, s5a medium, Ioa
RI ffS 9a M ER "1'%i ss F FIisi
change and there continued good demands we qnote Pale
la aycHstraw m az iS BAY ATTY 25@$ crolon ro] Bowl
h s 9 sSd Ha%o n"% e si es' Of dSs
10 be added Rosndale Cement is easier and quiet at
% from rH51na soe ws IS ans nN.S slowly and m e
limited STAT At y 70 for ana = a. for or t nS
ing sell quite freely. and tine market 10
fy n q 9 r sn a, s 1O & ss d S
25c. for Cattle; other descriptions are quiet
msns S'di G
the easier with ses at lower hgge but
slipping ports to-day 7ss bales this day last week
dated dhree days receipts s2 bales Great
nn II 1 s ss Sv c
s TN %a d jay
ss !sss' Ess.5,S % g siasn %
S 100 Ss,ts zagas @ Sss isf s sssoss ssp sa
Ser 500 bales less Noyembs5 200 bales lSI'ac total
ss ss s:e T "a 3%9y ps sss MaS S'
Iaes Ieslec total, 500 bales ., son,
grade aeOys s% q SfS,S SsSw the s5s' SSae 1884,
ccoa c5S'paaS oTS a Isl. Low @ s%sins @ Ty'
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

Jersey Bag McaI-Market weaker and fairly active We
0uote fine White 81 80 ptl S3; Fine Yellow al 81 l21
81 Is Coarse at 81 630$l 6) COB Meal ut II iOa$l %
Feed st ~ itGSl 80.
FlEIGHTS berth there IA little passing the
very light offerings Of the principal restrict 0ns 10
also market does not favor Shippers
IL great demand for accommodating Dnt
rates are steadily held. The chartcng movement Is fairly
active Petroleum with moderate inquiry Also
with good supply Of tonnage IN port
rates are The engagements inclde To Liverpool by
steam Grain nOminaly C0G2d Pro, IN lots at 2Jsd
27s Cd; 900 bales Cotton, compessed At Id 40 tons on
Cake n lis 6l; 200 hlds Talow 20 oil;
the list two items BY saii I9 l9lgop,
pIise BARK hence to liverpool direct with 1850
bbs Naphta ut IS 3D.; American brig now here) from
ConsannOpe with ordnance stores, az lump
public Italian bark, hence to Belfast direct,
$500 qrs Grain, 4s I'D; German bark, hence IL
Bremen With 5s00 bbs Rehped PeIylenm at s. 3D. swed
is hence 10 EsOre for orders with 1000 bbs do at
IS 81. said To be for Gehe Belgian ship from Philadelphia
to Antwerp reported with TO- bbs do on owners account
but afterwGr Ioiradiced British bark hence to Lon
do. Will aJ bbs dO at S. 10 I'd; italian brig hence To
p- sol with 600 bbls do, 0nIiy9te terms LateTo Rot
ter,,am a. 900 bush. Grain on private terms
FRI irSThe demand IA still OF j0Dbing character Dut
the saas are more and In larger quantities. prices
i'm general may written steady Rasins are que ior All
kinds sales 800 In lots AZ 81 O2 21ds2 90
900 boxcs Loose S3 4O0t3 60; 300 DO on private
terms. 800 huf Valencia do at lOG lc tifahts
are firmly held demand 800 bls sd ~ an6 Nc
Prnes are inactive but firm; 30 Casks serva At
there Il tar inquiry French do. sales Of 25J boxes AT
llQlic. We ,urIe:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

- 7ac.; and ] 900 boxso
ebIang Cuba st 8i4N
ID 80. and boxeA 1t So a
Refined is firm and II
.fow s7sH10fc. for so'S
,4iI'sc. for Powdered,
~sres'rct business, and
! Z22is asked, &l 20
3.
2 srrle abont steady:
u. and these are an
= the prices Of WOODEN
indeed there Ia o posi-
18th a better INQUIRY
re In fair request a.
fair inquiry ~ steady
= run about steady.
a.. .ers are firm In the.r
y a. unchanged rates
took place to-day, Of lS7
tle Creolla l0l2ai7c
u OfDia. 22c.; 10000 10
> Aus raliaB, 50DS2c.:
'O N Fan Clip, 1000 n
y. 5000 ID x Ohio
30 bales snper. 46c.
ID Extra Texas, priyatAf
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Galveston. 2caa, n, loa2o,ac., currency

selected Western; o., 2o@2S ID, i9e currency
Dry Upper Leather Hides Buenos Ayros and lilo Grande
kips I0SlS d. 2oc soid selecs sa sierra ascme & 9io
rency seecisd Minas i6aIg I0a2Oc. scd. they
Msranhau 2ssSo lac gold as tsy run RsIns%egaHco nc
go goSgS 40 e. oy s r sP as 2sSo b. nn 7 s a. they
Maraeaiso so@35 b, l4c gold as they run; S sayana "a
l7hsls'c, currency selected Texas western sT and
Wet sacd Hides"Buencs Ayres S5a5o To- iie, gold; Rlo
Grande 44a4s b llo gold California 40 80 b. loc, gold
fency Texas Enllcd s0a7o D. se currency Tea Texas
currency; Texas knife 60a70 ID, 92c. currency New;
Orleans 70 No. II &c., currency Country and Western 5000
f Si2c, curreDcy Southern, 20a50 n, &C.. currency
CITY Slaughter OK, 60916 n, 0c currency city slaughter
Cow 45a60 H. Sl2c.. currency all selected.
HOPSThe market very quiet but brm brewers are only
purchasing to supply imme ate wants. holders looking for
better business weather approaches We
Ulafe
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
mex closing quotations

4. State bonds District of Columbia 365s were
,net and lower at 73. Old and new ex-coupon Ten
,..se.s sod at 81 i2a II, and Virginia consols ma
,ured coupons, at o. Missouri skies, funded, 1894
,eor a small lot sold at 1902 The bids are as fol-