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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-11-28
MARK A. KELTON.
A rToRNEY AT LAW
3p South q street, virginia,

DDUREAu OF LEGAL AND DEPART
ID mental Infcrmstion-P. o, Box AL
Washington. d. 6. All business with ms
Bureau may be transacted through MAIN
A. KELToN, Attorney At law virginia oity
Nevada, our Regular Correspondent to wi ON
applications for information may be made
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16

f.Them q bride and bridegroom, said
stout country 20 friend; and the
loud cultural sqorw with which the
news was received reached the ears of
the travellers.
A blazing lamp was id the carriage,
and under its yellow light Edith tried to
read.
''Don't, read, Edith" said the young
uncle, suddenly. Talk instead"
She shut up her book
ITO tell you the truth, Uncle George"
she said, 1--WE are getting SO near that
1 am beginning to feel ridiculously nerv-
ous."
He looked at his watch, and suddenly
started
80 late, he said. 1--WE shall be there
in ten minutes"
''Ohr'a'
''Aud the fact is, " he began, restlessly
fi5geting; "the fact is-a-I have got
confession to make to you"
."To me! oh, Uncle Georger
g. Uncle George"
Edith looked startled beyond measure.
''The fact is, Edith, am not my
father.
what do you mean"
81 mean am my son.
i''But he is dead"
l"No, no; only, what was fellow to say
when you pressed me SO hard? am your
! cousin GeoTge!'
sob"
'And We have been such friepds, you
won't be angry? Are you vexed, Edith"
and he took both her hands.
mo; only astonished. Think on the
whole, | am rather glad"
That's all right; for do you know,
Edith, seem to have known you for
years! You have shown to-day every good
quality woman can possibly possess"
Don't spoil me by such sayings"
'And Edith, dear Edith, do you know,
confound it here We are! only this, 1
should like to go on travelling with you,
like this, for ever and and"
Hatton! Hatton! tickets, plea=e, Hat
ton
''Here, Jones take Miss Edith's bag.
Is the carriage up"
Eyes, sir.
"And cart? there is a heap ofIuggage."
can right, sir"
"Come along, Edith! here we are, and
my father is in the carriage. - lackWood'S
Magazine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16

atated, but alas, as even the demoraiized
tenor rallied and came Ia with the full
qusrtette on the last line, misguided
man in the audience suddenly thought he
recognized In tho delracted tune an old,
familiar acquaintance, and broke out in a
joyous howl on something entirely differ
ent, that inspired every singing man and
woman in the congregation with the same
idea, and the hymn was finished in ter
rible discord of sixty-nine different tunes,
and the rent and maDgled melody tapped
and huttered around the sacred edifiee like
q new kink of delirium tremens, and all
wrecking cars on the line were started for
the scene at once.
The pastor deserves more praise than
can be crowded into a column of the
Hd,oEeye for pronouncing the benediction
with even, solemn, impressive tones and
countenance. Burlington Ha,pceye.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16
AUCTION SALE
By O. E. GnArdsy.

No. IA forms the southeast corner Of
arc Josephine streeta
LDts Nos. Is aud I6 &C Join each otht
ure % feet 8 inches 3 lines 'front.' On
street, by depth Of $50 feet, ostv
linss.
Lots Nos. II. 1s, 10. 20, 81 and "a adjut
ana measr re each 81 ieet 10 inches 6 \
Jackson street, By a depth OF 1870
parallel linfa
Lot No. II forms the northeast cornt
and CarOndelet ST eets.
The prop roy Will be sold aeeOl din
Of subdivision
The after ton Of capitalists seeklni
" safe END satisfactOry investmeui
class Iesidenf e sites in that 4ristOor
turetque neighhorhood will find In
tunitV and location advaltagesl sell
equaled but never surpassed.
TeTms-One third cash, balance at
years, for nOtes BDeoially secured BY /
yena OI's lien on the propoI ty sold, be
usual clauses of eight per cent per an
from the day OF sale until final pawn
cent attorney q fees in the event Of q
Tie payment of any of the eIe5it; I
nlents to De kept insured, and the Dc
feIred to the ext cuIors of the est
purchaser to assume the paw ment
for 1877, due and exigible in 1873, owe
the price of adjudication.
Acts Of sale 81 the expense OF the n
fore John F. Cotfey Esq, notary publ
apl4 Fl % mX5 70 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16
The Ohio sheriff whose Sins Have Yound
Him Out.

Says Cincinnati special of the ninth:
The sensation in Cincinnati tonight is
great over local event of much scandal,
to wit: William Pitt Wallace, Democratic
sheriff of Hamilton county, and his turn
key, Dan Mccarthy, were this evening
found guilty in the United States District
Court under thirteen counts to an indict-
ment charging them with obstrueting the
laws Of the government in aiding Federal
prisoners to escape and conspiring to de-
fraud the government. 1t is conceded
that clear case was made out against the
two conspirators, and that the verdict
was just Everything possible was done
to save Wallace. The jury was packed
with several well-known Democrats and
one personal friend Of the accused. Such
able counsel as Ex-Governor Neyes, now
French minister, Hon. s.. +. Hunt and E.
M johnson defended him. Under con-
viction of the last count IN the indict-
ments charging conspiring to defraud,
there can be no escape from imprison-
ment in the penitentiary OK q heavy fine.
Wallace was few years ago State Sena-
tor from this county, has occupied hioh
position in society and Business circles In
Cincinnati and is the father Of ten chill
dren. He is said to have spent SIS. COO
on his election, which was contested on
account Of fraud. Charley Young, the
notorious, was in Jail under indictment BY
the United States grand jury for eiection
frauds. He was o dangerous witness
against Wallace, and the latter let him
out Of jail and gave him money TO escape.
Wallaee's bOok-keeper, Arroker, turned
States evidence and gave away the whole
game.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16
AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. airardey.


THE GREAT SALE OF TIE SEASON.
COMPRISING THs
CHOICEST OF COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENCE
PROPERTY IN MARKET,
EMBRACING STORES, LONG FsTABLIsHED AND
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS STANDS
on CAMP, oARoNDFLBT, CHARTERS AND OLD
LEvEE STREETS.
THE POPULAR BALLEJos STORES AND
THB CHARMING COTTAGE RESIDENCE AID.
JOINING AND
81 THE MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES,
FORMING THs ENTIRE SQUARE BOUNDED BY
ST. CHARLES, JACKSON, CAR0EDELBT
AND JOSEPHINE STREETS
THE EosT PICTURESQUE PORTION OF THE
FOURTH OR GARDEN DISTRICT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16
NEWs FROM THE wAR.

Gayly the paper man
Touched his guitar,
While he was reading the
News from the war.
Singing, "You bet your boots
Now here'll be fun;
We don't care whom he shoots
War has begun.
He sang as how he knew,
Six months before,
Tbere'd have to be Ell
Ropean war,
Now he was glad enough
That it had come,
And his heart laughed at the
Roll of the drum.
But when the Gear at last
Aiming his youth,
Sent observation-disclosures
Over the Pruth:
When Observation-Disclosures
Met StchObielefstt,
Sighed the newspaper man,
Give US a rest.
No rest; for Khalifat-
Irtschuskcamos:
Dsripstefoalmat-
Phrstchigolas
Met in the field where
Guiguerven0goih
Neutrality-suspicious..
Pristch, etc.
-Hawkeye.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16
og72 Cash alfts. emonnling to /.

Whole Tickets S 10, Halves SIS, Qnartel
Tickets 500, 33Js Tickets 8 3OO, 56h Tis
Drawing POSITIVELY JUNE 60, 1871,
three mOnths thereafter,
certificate OF Supervisors of Drawing.
This is to certify that the first draw
Kentucky Cash Distribution Company
on the sixth of December, in Major Han |
Kentucky. in our presence and under
date superv isiOn.
We further state that every ticket,
ticket, which had been sold, were repn
the wheel, and that the drawing yves
honestly conducted. We further stst
had no interest whatever in the ente roIi.
connection with the same. except in the
of supervisors, whose sole duty was TO !
interest of the ticket holders and to pi
the diawiug:
Hon. Alvin Duval, late Chief Justice
Court of Kentucky; James q. Dudley,
Board OF school Trustees; Grant Gree
Fsrmers' Bank of Kentucky; Hon. s.
Public Printer State of Kentucky; Hon
lindsay, President Farmers Bapl5 of
Hon. Thomas Q. Jones, Clsrk of supuem
Kentucky; Judge X. A. Thompson, Presit
Franklin County Court; James @. Croel
Franklin County Court.
Remtltanees can be made by mail, exp
postofliee order or registered letter, ma
10 Q. W. Barrow & Co. An cOmluniea
OrderA for tickath should be addressed q
G. W. BARROW &
Courier Journal building. Louisville,
my2 SW
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16
EKEAT JACA son ROUTE,
NAV ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND cHiCAd
ROAD LINE.

DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAM
WIN arrive at and depart from the Gallo
depot, FROM Nay Q, 1871, as follows
EtpFs.s P 70. $50 P. NJ RIprsss No. AaH!,i
Express No. 3...7:20 A. NJ, 81 presB No. 4. "a
EOa and 2 run daily; Nos. and 4 daI
PULLMAN PALACE sLREPBRS
Through without change to Cincinnati, I'd
Chicago, CAIRO and Milan, Tennessee, and
Louis sleeper 10 attached at Milan, TenneI
aoling passengers to go through without
Only one change to New York and Ksstsi
Friday evenIag's tpain makes no connd
DuQuoip for Chicago.
Accommodation trains between New Orb
Meoomb City leave at $3.50 p. b. sstuId
I;2o A. 4. Sunday: Arrive ct $40 P. NJ
and 81 u A. NJ. Monday NH
Tickets for sale and information given
Camp street, corner Of Oomm9T, under Gil
A. d. SHELDON, Agent.
Jals lE K. D. FROST, General M
NKW OhlAkANS AMI mOBIll
THE MOBILE LINE
THK aRKAT THROUGH ROUTI
Pc the East. NsviA and VS.
Vls.L0sisville. via Atlanta and via st
CARRYING THR uErPgD sTATRs n
TrAihs win arrive and depart from Depot
Canal street. a. follows
nNrART. "a ARRIYH
Exprsss. A. M.iRxpress IA
sizprea...s..s0s0O P. ~ IRxpress s....Sis
Pullman Palace Cars daily to OiuCinnsi
vile, Nashville and St louis, without cha
only snO change to New York and EasteTB
Ticket omoe corner o. Camp and
streets, opposite City Hotel.
J. W. COLEMAN, Ticket Ages
no4 D. B. ROBMS0A. euperintsl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16

SUCCESSION OF TEE LATE Mr. AND MRS. AL.
kXANDER PHILLIPS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. &c. i54.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16

SALE TO EFtEer A PARTITION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16
RAILROADS,
FOR THE LAKE.

oFSloH Nav ORLEANS CRY RAILROAD Cd
No. 1924 Canal 4
4.- New Orleans, Apiil
Prom this date trains for the Lake viii
city at and a. b. aud every hour d
until P. M.
The lass tram viii leave the Lake Enid
ana n n LRuTs sa,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16
LOTTERIES.
SECOND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION d
Louisville, Ky, june 80, II
100000 CASH IN Gl

Farmers & Drovers' Bank, Louisville,
The Kentucky Cash Distribution Co.
thorized by a special act of the Legislaa
benefit Of the public scho; Is of Frankfort
tie SECOND of the series Of GRAND DR.
the city of Louisville. Kentucky,
Saturday, June 30, 1877.
at PUBLIC LIBRARY HALL, Q sonem.
surate with the times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16
DR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KRYl
KRY WHIST.
IAMusEMENTS.
kRA oAKDkN,

ER,a eAKDEN,
..,..Bemhon strsss,......,,
y, WHHaKR- Proprietor.
Hai ID The alty. Bsat Hurop.
9o4snsle o. ais.. Ihf8s dne 70.
IIth aaHttt entfauoa. Best
q prloob Tho largest OtohnliE
piaTs from u A = IN y :. n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-16
DLUME
,UsHAT
elf-GOVsrn

| secoGd da1
4 CoUshatts
\, the asst
titchell wal
II George /
flight, init
10y an ''u
i Of surrol
horror thu
khristendoI
had riddel
in disguiI
$e beard, 4
10 his 4
over his
ored POM
10 be the q
ny.
bped at thd|
sversation
by Emory
fng, and o.
also by E.
Mrs. P. j.
brse, David
blacksml
re-. They
the man,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

ypsnds 57 Middlng Orleans esd sales 1000 eaics In
cfriing 1910 for speculation ana export.
LlygRrooL May 3l-1 mCheese. nv cwt for tae oest
grades of American Taiow. 4i8 Y cst,
Ln ERrOOI. May 31-l:3O y mCp2Dds Cotton. Low NM
ding clsuse. June and July delivery 5ns,sd ~
LIyEHrcol Msy $lE2 m-Uisnds Cotton Low MI Maahng MS
ding csuse July sd August delivery oT; UPsDd Low
Mddng clause Augutt aud september delivery 5Sa Inc
sales TODAY included 4. $50 bales American 80,
LNEkIoot, May 3l-i:3u m.Uplapds Cotton, 10" mn.
ding clause June and July delivery oIsd Cpsnds 10"
LyTIPooI- May 3l5 m.Cotton futures hrmi upiands
Low Mding clause September and october delivery ts
LIYERPooi- May 81 D. m.-Iard, 5GIb v owL for Aner
can Common Rosn. 5lC. Talow, 4li Y evil - -.
LONDON May Sl-Silyer Is quoted today at o5'en Per
LONDON May 3I-I23O D. m.-CoDsols, o5es for both
money and the account United states bonds new "a
l02-a lsG7s l09s; sl04,s I03os new fyss lO1's Ene
Railway shares, Gtl New-York Central. sS
LONDON, May Sl1 p. m-Cnnsols s57is for both money
and the Paris adyces quote hive cent rente
l0if Sc Tor the account.
IosBON, May SIS n.-1he bullion IN the BANK OF I'm
gland las Increased l5 during the past week Couso
% 4 for both money the account. i,
IOSDos. Msy 3l3l6 m.The proportion on the ijank OF
England reserve 10 liability which last week MAS 4o'o per
cent is now IL $ per ceDt
LONDON, May 34 r. m.-Psris sdvices quote per cent
reDtes, 04f ~ 10 for tho account .
LONDON, May 3li.3O n.Consos 95' for both money
and the account United States bonds new nye. lO7t No.
gallon Sugar 36n32 Z cwt for No IL Dutch Standard
on the spot. and 3 i6052 for DO. afoat. - - - .
LONDON, May 3l-Eveaing.-Linsced OIL f27 lOGEA1 10
b ton.
PAKs May 3lThe specie the Bank OF France has In
erased 9lUO0Of during the past week Exchange on Lou
don 2Ji. l6 i2c. for short sight.
ANTWERP. May 3l-Perolcum. 3oif for~F1ne Pale Amer
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE STATE OF TRADE
.<HuAIIA a A A ItK kGs

fUKrroot May 81 - -Pork-EasrsrI Jun AZ "a western
dull Al So BscOn- Cumberland cut unh AZ oo ,p,
Rh dull Al q, Ioug Gear dull al % % ohei. iien
duh ~ 80 IIalns-IOng Cat dun az ~ n"unsIs , n dun
ar osg Ieet-Inaia Mess lni ~ w Eslts N,e~ an1
- InG primo Ies. duI at So. Lard-fiimo West.in n
steady AZ 466 Tniow-Prne CIV dnl i =,
i,1is ami m vi Ho.Iu-,onlr1or dn nt 53 fine dnt ~
LOG Cheese Americas Choice steady at in oi s,usy
A. ~ Extra state steady al 30 npIlng
strady AZ I2o No sing steady NJ 12S Wntsi south.fn
- ono N lie market WINTER ~ssiefn-sono an inc "Ae@
Corn Mrs-l Sof dul al Zbo .,.,. -, oa,,on IN a.x
LiygsrooI. MAY sii2 me ,eee,ps OF Co'on s l1uss
vsre $50 lalrs Including 1850 bales american FluIS
I'd cheaper Upands Low Midling clause Nay nsllfy'
bhsdi Upsnds. low Mddling sisnsr 1une ana yaV us
siyery 5a IA; Uplands Low Ndding clause Augus, and
september dsiveIy 6sisd; Up'ands' LOW nalss Sn"'e
sspt, labcr snd October delivery ID = ,,,,.,
IIyEIuooL MAY 3i-I2sp y. uL-Cetton stesdyi hdauhs
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

s SasS se ySs n Is 20 e. sS IT, e .sy sy
s HssPsr
i:s s:S'a ssSs Ssa. Ss 70; $Si' .s..i
PORK si 20 ~ bale. Cotton. ana 7s Copper
sS. eran @ nnctSsr to Bossax saoots Srd rsio'
.nss lbs refined DO a.: arohsr July voyage
sGS Ge S 81 S $ anH SnS5u % S & @ sG
bark 70 Alex aDdra 1900 do Gle gold
Rs % oo S % sR Prom R
Spanish bsrs 70 c2k iT orders Naval stores IA % for
on Change at the cali for Cotton Seed
aDs &
Al the SeTYSs feea% S"Vg EsesaRss 600 spB & und
@ :9a & Ss i9s99 al an q 1875 900 Soso q % o Z sq e S%g
1Ids IN sppnS 1 SuS oTsr cSc so IN IN So bs T +
2lc Ketned Philadrlphia anoici ID c
, 1; Ash msrhs opened shade
done IN futures June quoted sl4 5Oss July, 81 90
y"y .si SD % S b Aasss 81 M % e
siSs S Prime Ness s% Nominal h 81 M'. India G @
ciy Extra Indls Mess nEEF HANS unslanssd
light demand steady sales sooO Peki'a Bcics
7e.; 900 do Hams, i6s; loose ciy smoked s5Saiders
sssa aaG1ssa aasi %s..ern S Ha" Long Gear Med M'' city
Do 79c' Lens and short Clear ogeller SCI short Clear
GS07i i9c, heavy ARD-Markst opened lower
fSs %s dS% On saGols % g n @ e. o ia d. q . 1 NS S
tcs New. arrive, ~ 579; quoted ~ 500 B: sales
1000 ties. July 80 67l2HS9 T2l closing 50 72 (saes for
July in last report should have read $500 cs 800 tcs
gust 90 So c0sine 80 81 2a 80 30: second "ca" July
~ 17 BID, 70 40 asked August 81 w. bid 50 80
asked City Steam-saes lDO cs - 2b Reinct IN better
demand sales go tes Continent 80 75 lO75 West India
pGri n 7ja - aud $40 choice remainder private
BUTrER-Demnnd moderate; prices stil favor buvo
New state Creamery pails n @24c Good to very Coce
state Dairy pa lid22c, Common 10 PRIME 2<c, Choice.
state halfhrkins. tabs, l3d20c Common TO P1me;
gle, thoice state 1rkns, lsd20c, Fair 10 Prime; 81 70
22c.. ChOcc State Welsh tubs, la Sc. Common to
Prime; i0a2Oc, Choice Western tubs, lGc., Common
PImc IGdl7c Choices Western rkius II al iC Fair TO
Prime; l5Gl6c- Choice; Western Creamery. l9@
2lc, Good To Prime: 22n23c. Very Choice.
cHEksb-Market without material changes business mod
crate STATE Factory Jd l2sc Fair to Choice l3 Fancy
ISc. skmmed Dairies. Ga iec.. Common 10 Prime 30
SKINNED; Western Factory 7dJc, Common; 9llG iOc
Good In Prime l02allc, Choice and Fancy EGGS in
very moderate requests prices scarcely so rn Long Island
and Ncw jersey, lTUl7Lc. state Pcuusy lDaU
l7c; Western 5adc. latter choice Choice Canada. l6c
southern, l5dl5ac.
RICE sold to moderate extent at 5d62c for Louisiana
and 5064c for CaIoina Rangoon in bond quoted ut
3sc. gold
srEARIN-Market unchanged; 10Sdl0lac for Prime 10
Choice esern; lON lO3c for city, IN his and ties sae
100 tcs Western. June delivery. lUoc.
SUGA-Ihe following shows the statistical position or
Raw npr
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
cnrrnN AfARKErs.

tr~rtxx.r, May 3I-Cotton firu; Middug 1O'sc.; Low
ailfing. lusc. Good ordinary 3'ic.; rec .eis Oaies
Iaif-tf.fI. 81 COTTON steady; Mh.dIug. lu'Jc
MRNl!s Nay 81 CouOH quiet ALI nfni Aadlns, lu'sc;
reclrs l2 balr3 shipments 5l- Dasa Sales 4oO DdeSi
Atit,lt Nay J1.-Cotton firm; MiidHg, lcbc; Low
biIiu@ l0,.; Good Oriinary 9Hdv'2- receipts Dhhs
PmN,rLPai, May 3I.-Cotron Grmer; Mddling, Il Rc.;
Low Ma,ng. lie; Good Ordinary, l0'iso net recepls,
bales grcss, 52S bGes sales o4i Daies; s'ook o%4'
MopiE May 3l.-CotiGn Grm; Midding. loildlOsc
Low MliGns, 9'.g97sc Good odinary; saJsci dt met
i'IS'i hISti. >. src,:. * 10 $50 bsias.
s,yASSin. Nay 3l.couon quiet MiddnnS l07e 10y o
bale. sa.e. IA bales: ,tork g.; l3 bales go
Hosr0N. Siay .l-Coiton quiet; Mdding. lli2c; Low
Mi.!!re lie; tiuoh Ordinary l02c+ net receipts ~
bIcs cr l.s. i05 bac.; socs. ~ III bales ,o, -
C;iA.i b.fuN May 81, ,0On firm; MID nnG lO4c.; Low
fdnr lus Good Oruary, lOc; net receipts l-5 bales
81, i9f-t,. iiay 3i-tuftOn firm Midnln@ lo'-c.; Low
NJ dJUur sr Good Ordinary 0'sc. receipts for Two days,
jG ars shipments, 1886 bales sales $40 bales STOCK
iTyf-Iu;. May 3l.--Cotion duil MGlmg. l0Ssc; Low
Miniine lO Good Ornlry 9asc net receipts 81 bales
ey IT. s BOP bales sales 81 bales; stock -1o3l
XSrrotK Nay 3i.-Couou firm; mdlnug. loLc. net
receipts i25 bae eyrorfs coast"ise 333 haies shes lOo
sNrnosr Nav 3l-Counn quiet biddling, II iic.; Low
Al,bdliur Ordinary 35fC gioss Fcceps, -
bales; experts coaswise. 40 uaes sales 100 bales spin
urrs % bscs siork, J.ilJ bales. -.
WILMINGTON, May 3l-tOiiun nrn; Nidhlhf lOsc; Low
MiGln- Good Ordinary 3Rc; net receipts bales
9%EwUsfrASs May 3l-Cotfon quiet and firm Middling.
iOoc.; Middlmr, l04cj Good ordinary 9tc n-n re-
cents bales 40 bales exports 10 Great Britain
93OS bales coastise SJ4 bales sae' loOO bales STOCK
lSi.O6J bales.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PRo1pyNcR r. T. MAY 3i.-priniing Cloths dull prices
ann ,i c gdyaucs sir6ap and extra 6164 sold at 4sec..
cash; spots r ard iHtGTes, 80 d2ys, Pcs
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
In city bank stocks Metropolitan "a sold at l29,
Continental 90 at TO- ana PheDlX (3ol at 100.
The cufrtnt quotations are as follows

There was 10, much dmnuti0n in the business in
railroad bonds, but prices, particularly Of the gold
homes were lower. Central Pacific iiss yielded 10
10 San Joaonin branch 10 90. and Union tITsts 10
1O7, Sinking Fund fetching 90. in the MilWaukeo
and ST. Paul issues there sales OF /. and D. III
vision AT s9lo090 and Sinking Fund at SGl@~S7
frsts selling at lsle and gold "a at 96 IEgic Ws
n yielding in Chicago and NOTth-N cs crn Solu BONDS
to 9O7sa91. jersey Central c0usos declining to
COL ana couycrtbis 10 80. There was an adyancc
in South Pacific frsts 90 70l2 Dc1oit and Toledo
tiT,ts selling at 1851 and Fort Wayne thirds 1T
1882. We annex current quotations.:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

Good buyers are plenty. The United States Treas
urer at Washington received to-day $1,60O,0OO
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were 1910, 900, and internal revenue re-
cepts $3.50 900. The following is the Clearing
house statement to-day: Currency exchanges, $50
5l2,420 currency balances, $},354 ,S42 gold ex-
changes. 81, ,S20,JJ6: gold balances. 81 ,352,252
The New-York exchange was quoted to-day as fol-
lows at the places named: Savannah, buying 80
selling SIC; Charleston, easy, offering freely,
3lGG1l premium; Cincinnati steady fair demand
buying par, selling 10; Ncw-Orloans, commercial,
So bank, as 81. Louis, rs premiuIn Chicago 80 to
70 premium.
Government bonds active, and currency
prices were lower on the declining tendency of gold;
Six per cents Of 1891 fell 10 1l4ls for registered
issue and TO 1853 for coupon description, while
1865 yielded to 11Ol2 and ls67s coupon Issue, to
1888 The new fives declined to L las both varl-
and 1OS3s. coupon. United States skies issued to
the Pacific Railway sold at l25SsG125h. We
nnnnX laLnsf ri lrnet nnniat tlnnS
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

Mid coffee was in COOL uand and firm late sales have
e,pbreced 75 Mafacaibo, 1897 bags LagayI 10
laos amaica $50 ba.s SlntO Domingo, and 24SO bags
Sayariia sold IN consumption within our Iage Ibe
stock was 2gST ags 3s bags MaTacaio lOo05
bags Iaguayra 6pi bags Jamaica, 80 ass sanO DOmng2
iOS3 Dags Costa lOii bags Mexican, Lou Dng5 hhtas
ir and .Ot bsgs Augo,tura; also 1000 mas ava ana
~ 2U7 mats SINGAPORE. RoOTnaiJ taigor ic.'
FiiI Caruo.s lgc Good CaTcOHs, l91c IiDc lafg0ts'
2O'.c.: cztrr.c range for lot- lG4G22c Java ZS@zi'
Singapore IJldZrc.: CeylOn, l9G1lci Maac.lDo, ioG
9uLc IauayT1 1871 1Oc; Janaica J. dl92c Sart" DO
rngo lGL, l63ic: Porto ltco, lSH21c COSTA li' l,a
ISi2d2Uc; MacsssaT, lSd2lci ANE1stul a.
IsgaZO2c: ~avaa. sd2O Lc; Curacao, 1al9c an 2old
for ipvo crs. -. 18TH,
CuTTONThe market On tho SPOT was Slsc higher noiwlt
sau inc an favorable Liverpool asCrs AMI trade Nir uti
seI-s n O7, haze. of 1yfirn 200 evening including
$50 nr export go aprning AID 100 for speculation JUO
bales were delivered contract. Iu IcceS at me i0ir
wrrr i.I bales. against 2;iO this Jay lst wees, ana -"0
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY, May 81, 1910
ASHES in moderate demand at 4Hic. for Pots and o28
Gao. pcaIls. -, -. ou,,,o
CGFFFF-The receipts OF Brazil here for week ehulng
ms morning q 235 bass Memnon and he sits
90 "a lar rx yeo aad MemnOn. manly from the former
vessel The Mo to-day active ana &c Hghtt
n very favorable ecgTan from RO IN Other rsprs as' ~
ported important ayance there, and THESE dNlces s
very slim 9iiug eject the markCt here 9ls u Il0i
bos to av n,ndng 5SS BAGS 500 bags and 1910 bags
* MrhnGn ard f7G Dante, all ON pIiyat. terms, aiso
500 bags ex Cybele At lc dispatch from RIO, dated NAV ~
TcTortcd "Sies since 3Oth INST. 10000 bags; sihh' 10
Atlantic ports 5000 lags; stock 5iOOO BAGS aVtiags uy
~ ed cargo steamer 10 New York 5000 Dags Ie lD
lowng shows tho supply Brazil Coffee here and at the out