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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-19
civil NOTES.

- n .,arord in Superior Court, Special Term,
IN the suit o. V Candy against sas B. butcher
pointed YESTERDAY James NJ Townsend receiver in supple
neutary proc ciiugs on bis giving bond IN $780,
In the divorce suit of Otto G.. Meier against
M,da Meier Judge Barrett in Supreme Court Chambers
has ofrme the report Of referee sariing The cfendant
saw .ek aiuouy during TIE sun ana SloO counre irt
Libby Lemberg, by her guardian, has brought suit
~ divorce sum Iouis LenDerg to whom she married
Fe3 20 ls ~ Ss as q, .er5s her Say > J1Is Ear
an srrre CONF. Chambers yesterday gunted AZ order
Tor ihe publication u tAe summons.
Judge Barrett, in Scoreme Court, Chambers,
Yesterday granite order Of publication Of summons in the
suit o, Adrian Issn and others "a isn CO.. ag2n the
POI ROYAL road COMPANY and the Georgia railroad and
o. 3. SO IS
Thomas Farley was employed in june, 1874 by a
sub contractor the Fourthave improvements lie was
crry stones across the Nneyiourihst when an
engine struck and killed him His brother Patrick as Amin
istror sgg M, Nv .Is t'. s i vs. rc6 in Co-
ilca MAJ before Van H0esen, who yesterday
dismissed, he complaint ground that negligence Of
the en-leorver was shown. ~ J. a McGrath appeared
ios tie plaintiff Elliott T. shepard FOR the defendant
lame, T. Isaacs sued the Board of Education in
the Marine Court contract Tor building schoohouse
averug thar had uureasonaby refused
% give q certificate Of the performance Of the work On
r however he produced the coTcae and the court
The Common Pleas General TerIn Yesterday rcNers,d s
dcEe his own complaint Charles Nhelp appeare for the
plaintiff; q. J. Ecquier for the clay.
The suit Of Charles Deyliu against the city grow
m ou % the old UscKev street cleaning contract was re-
c,.uy referred % exJudge W H. Leonard The referee
suggested thar the compensation allowed by law was smaller
tu av rcferce accepted OF great magnitude
The Corporation Counsel held that he hal 10 right % pay
more than strict LEGAL fees The plaintiffs Orerei % a-
nc difference this objected TO- Tho referee decided
o. understanding. and an Application vas maize
Yesterday Judge j. r. Daiy Common Pie Chamoe,
the referee should not Do
rroyed win stay Of proceedings 10 Cd ll
refused order % show as 20 igtt
81. ntsrr INN led condemnation Of Tire ref Tee but
~ the Corporate Counsel could tIlIg the
mater Up on a regular Ell ght j " notice.
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Official rrroe7 or 4urrIc4v Hn1rg Do4rD
r1Rsr EoARD-I1 o.cLocK 4. NJ.
FRIDAY. Nav Tsp. VI.

The " bulls on the Stock Exchange to-day gath
cred another crop Of pluck from lie defeat yester-
dav of the Railway Commission bill, in the Lecsla-
ture Of this State. because it supposed that viii
permit the continuance Of practice which Mr.
Charles Francis Adams, IT,, Railway Commissioner
OF Massachusetts,, characterizes a. follows:
The returns and accounts Of the New-York railroad
companies now published are mere snare ana de
lusiOn-a public disgrace
But 1t yet remains to be seen whether or not de-
frat-caused by the open opposition Of the railway
rinrs-of bill intended to protect stockholders
and the public, and which could not have proved of
any possible harm to an honest railway manage
ment will tend to restore confidence IN railway
shares and bonds. The public are quite likely TO
take logical view of the matter, and conclude
that when there Is 50 much seeming cause for
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Noel Trust Lus A. Martinez. Don Justo, Leshiaf thQ
poWA Humber, Israel Aat0 Jonas Rising. EruI2
18th, T. y. blanchard G L1vIrello Milo Padre Glen
ala. Emma Capt. Hamyn Down mount and Elrico.
DOMES TIC PORTS
BALTIMORE May lS.-Arrivod. slap Ssmi-anis from Brs-
men schrs d. II. Iugnham, from jacksonville Traveller
from a. Pierre b. a. Wagner from Governors HarDo-
C. Wheeler from sagua Cleared steamship sarago5a for
PORTLAND. May l7.-Cleare1 schrs. Mary A. Trainer and
VIM Buck, Tor Philadelphia Henry DSvcy for GellgefoVn.
IOEi ROYAL. f. g.. My lS-ATlvcd. 81 aUeHiu CITY m
Austin from Fcrnandiua, flt scar A. J.. Hayes. H. II
kOcklanc. Me.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN sTEAx sHrPs.
QUEENS May @-ris Cuu-s Line steamship Scvtiil.
Capt Hgins from NevYors May Q, for Liverpool. arrived
here 20 I O'Clock this afternoon.
Ba'sr0L- ing, May lS.-The Great western Line steam.
ship Cornwall Capt samper from NCwl 0rk May D. arrived
here TO-DAY.
LIvg,ruOI- NAV lSThe steamship Oibors Capt. Vas.i
from NowYors Hay s, arrived here to-day.
For latest Sa,D Ne,-s F7Tb PrgsI
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Transferable orders VIII stI be issued nc lie.
DRUGS AND ei Is c only NOR sr r,o
We qo5e: opm a. = H. curreney duty pad ana - p
a 81 q 81 &C. Aicoho. NJ 81 54$2 20 Baisam o
II 'Ja7L OD. SSsIi1',g go.I ulicksver 4-, gold
Cream aIiAI ~ - % r @ Sos - 40 i1r aus
English tEcmir4tl =, loi "a "a T. l. ,.r 0'carn -IGl
ali gold Bleaching Powder. 81 Co. fnrrenry CIoia.- FS
am =. &C. - : = old Tor Lemon - sJOc.. currency,
io -asaiss - 80 ior WlnergIesn aud y 81 iat Fen
,,rt n nm ana ~ 80 giass tOthIEeai 5S3u5c gOiu
Glitch o. IT,. god Gambln 81 -ic sod virgins N
ne Chamonile Flowers. 25Gs0c. Ipccac. II - gold
- ggei aid a g1e t se o The supply IS
mutations OF Boxed iiernE 1000 boxes ha;s DE- d COO ~
M. quoted pfcc-. rarrei ller1g duh A,''aca.s y
SHORE 1890 i q 75GS5 Tor New Georges Herring -
8c ior so l. boxed lJc. Tor oee Sj4tj 20 Tor Aaln1
DFii6tK ASD aEAL-A tio better trade reported IN
FLoI H. M4is r' r I'M rcrs favor and Ia in5,ln IS
sshtdccne accepta City NIL Extras "grc tasn -
tale reported ~ Low CRAZE OR tie Br i. r9yaees Jeg
1f,nr wants acs 800 ObIs. al CRATES aciuint 2d
vfr .' Wheat Eltas: 900 6bI. Low GIa Exir = 20
= As; go bbiA Meaigm E451 o. Pai3 80 So ga
81 10 PATENT 40 NIL Gsl,. y, 'g n5y n x 7s5
90 iran 'eu21'v az ir IN - Is + a. Ilf,og T. Common
Good CAoce 90, . oJ4s5 ~ CH8te o. FANG ~! = -
cannon 10 t1ir do = s.as Far GOOD do; ~ ODD ~ b.
enoee ao or Aila H5Ia i2f ,n toZe :, 5 s
mon EztIa Roa4a iloop ONO; - o5as Common o. Good
Good Munosoul Extra; - Ojdell %, Good 20 Choice
40. = 80 as IS. Common % Gnpt Extra ~ L"uii;
e., sOl-lI Ooou do tht Uaratt closing quot
and 80 IHEkN FLOU rI,i ei shuy 30
buv rs favor very mOterlte demand mainly iOr the
immediate II Ia en- Trade, sales Loco uJla Conuon
o Far Extra. - 500 .; FAR 90 GOo LAr 8 to aro -
Common 10 Choice Family FKtra . .O@@lo 20 - @ , 10
Choice New Process Extra, SJ1ell Z5..--kl I. fip1 Il
and unChang sales -UJ Dbs -uperunr, ~ - go tJ
CORN MEAL shade easier and NOR aetFei sales
yellow Western, Jersey 40
D. including $500 bbs Brandy az - bi0s3 TO-
FOREIGN FEUIIs-Inere has been but moderate Dual'
ness either foreign nfed .en and prices have shown W
lie change; Jew Layer box 81 80 LAYER NeW
III Layer Sew, QuartorlOxes Doe, Loose MuscateL new
- lOQzZ - Valencia. g y. New, as c -ultahA Sc"
iO-adlIc. Dates. y u, 5Gjlc; Currants Sew 80;
Ctron LeghOrn. l5Gloi nc; Prunes TURKISH Oioi y d.
d7e.c. Turkish, New 8aSgc.; Almonds LAhgueo,S, ~ /,
lglc sheiled 2j 0.B-c Princess sc. jordan, ohe T.
40e Tarr1gopa lI9l7 90 Iylca Ice NHuIs Naples II q
zee French she. GrenObe l. c; tilberts " flgs ~it =
ma DC. Nuts Brazil Macaroui Italian, I3f Sc
Tapoca 5aa6o sariines. halfbozes 1000 quarter
boxea 12Lal8c Canton Ginger, y case, 81 5Di Lemons
- ri 80 q box; Oranges, sldsj box COeOdEus no
ass y NJ; bahama Pines. 10 sI0 v lUu
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BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, May 1S.-The circular OF the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association IN Its weekly re-
view Of the cotton trade says The market continued
dull with q limited business until Thursday ana quota
tons were generally slightly reduced but there Is no"
more general demand and steadier frelhg A. INC u0
cline American continues IN fair request but win rec
supply" Prices are partially ilsd easier for 80
t1a demand moderate and quotations are
the tone was lat Thursday wien mere WIS 40 I'M
proved feeling The market closes very hf NC l4teS'
trapsaction- show a decline Of led on tDe week A.,
leading grain circular says; IIhuo 9uIlhE VIC
week his been inanimate 1t nearly AL AI Acls III tue
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kingdom. Prices have tended downward, the decline
being more marked I'm English produce when mas
mostly declined 90 three shngs per quarter. D Is
stii comparatively drarer than foreign. AT Liverpool
and utuoring markets since Tuesday there nave oeh
few trlu4ccuOIs ~ has been necessary. in order %
make sa e. 20 conccde a penny twOpcncc per Genial
wlgif. end siXpenCc 70 n!nepcnre per quarter on
maize. To-day the demand for wheat improved. and
Wir ct i.c close about cqua % Tues lays flOHf
az steady 3aiZe siXueuco per quarter cheaper
hrf closes with hrintr tendency.
LpNDuN, Hay l--AGYces from Eorig-berg state mat
large quantities OF Russian wheat Arriving there Tor
saipne nj % England.
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B4YKIyG AND FINANCIAL.
BOTTOM FACTS IN THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL
CONTEST.

BOTTOM FACTS IN THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL
CONTEST
4 severe commentary on the letter addressed
TO w. H. Vanderbilt hy parties interested in the Mchi
can Central Railroad Company and Offering him their
proxies" o. bo used the coming election or rect
crs believing change in the direction Is desirable Is
IN The fact that tie Of that letter who express
so much injured innocence, and who are so anxious for
a change IN the management % their property am
informed upou inquiry that Of them had no stock
IN Their at the time Of signing that letter, ana
Eayo mono now Consistent conservato.s Of the interest
II Michigan Central s.ockhoiJers Offering their proxies
in the biarct manner. and expressing themselves DIS
satisfied with the present management OF a property
which they Dlrcacedy state Ley are interested H."
when the fact IS above stated that they had no stock
iu their the tim" ~ the publication Of that re
magLa5o letter and have stock IN their names now
WALL STREET.
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Eeaal Noiltes.

rC5py1 - -. .,
CTATE OF WISCONSlN.-COUA1 COZ II,
e - tI-lyT.E COTNTN.-To Mr-,r-- BAHiLNG q
DAVIS IS -1iI-st. Neg-YorS, Lau5tr Meyer 4nI arr
-. f.,r poi,,- CARL ae~ Bertha, GcGNiS. ara EmiAe
Rabr rs o., Car Goi JOB abr cece,e aIl an o,i,i. of,
fat ee fCi O-itOu NJ caroline ttahc De- taken ~
49,, 1j. -, ne Ct.T b01s- m Town OF Port washing
ton Iu e C.alty state OF Nl-cn'i on We i.
a. - frre l4-r at % O'Clock ID" forenoon, tHat me hl
deyoson is taken the appr1 ~ one Gus dN 49,
tt.riri-.rafu- u Carl ilH1 lt.f
fhet n ia taken pose 81 pcrprt ia-c i- l'Htl
a. ne sold talDur Haue taat tnc sihd Cr.siI1u VIZ
-, r.iqrt 40 he ruLE ant execution OF cri AN mort
80 ar 0tii0b and CHRISTINE Haac ms wi' 10 ".
e.e and sIpeflO~ Railroad Company, Ia. sept - 4''o,
s,I corded sept. ~ 1886 u Volume t N'ri'agrs
a7f.pd tue taxing Of tlc said Testimony lrIo -tol
aud prY8so cross questions 10 FDI- " +si'h- ''i O@
Co1Ifvi Wisconsin. April 20. -. q ., 49,. 81, ...-
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THE COURTS.
TIE PACK THEATER PUZZLE.

in the suit of Riggs against PursseD, brought
& foccose mortgage the lease OF the Park Theater
stf another complication has arisen On the foreclosure
sale the lease knocked down 10 the Messrs Grosz
$4,000 They refused % take it, on tic ground that
the property not properly described ana carried
the matter 10 the CJuTt OF Appeals. MeanWhlie the
icase lapstd bat the property AGAIN ut up WIN tue
forms f-crcd the CO. VIII ch were omitted before
Ii BROUGHT 81 600 Tho Messrs GrOSz were beaten IN the
Court Of Appeals aud ihc dIcTtnce ID the Two prices
was cianel Isl Mr. Rigs against them. To moot this
thfv claimed that bind them FOR the deficiency the no
toes a tho second sale should have been the same rs on
lie sale TO theil and Judge DOnOhue, In supreme Court
IN r'--s. has decided that their claim Is valid
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SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
Port OF NEw.YORR

PORT OF NETWORK ....-.....-...--.. u
CLEARED. ,
steamship A8chOria (Br Hedder"ick IaSso"'
steamship England Br) Thomson. Liverpool via Queens
a ss l CITY Of Richmond Br), Leteh Liverpool via
srit Can1aa 1i3f) Sumner London, F W. J. Hurst
-icsri-mp city 81 Dalas, Hines FeIhiil4h@ VIA i'i'
Steamship cofi-s Freeman, Halifax. n. s. and st. Johns
N,s Berah lBT Blackstone Liverpool, Chas l. Wright
snip pnds Naurz CNor) KrOeger. Cork or Falmouth for
grt Wgen1ps 0;rl welsh, Liverpool. Eng Tuprer
HSfS Pomona tSor) Jonassen Wilmington, n c. Dock
B5-k ssrESct cNor) Berger, Liverpool, Eng C. Tobias
Bsrk Pilau (Ger KuhF. Londonderry Ireland Funeh
Bars spcranza CSor) olsen Danzig, Ger Louis Ietens;
Hsrs Abos rs, wyman. St. Pierre, Mart y. b Bailey
Ef- Jula Blake OBJ. Upton Manzinaila' Cuba E San
srs Excelsior CBr) Mayor. Hamilton, Ber. Leaycraft
Brig Fearless (Er) Bartlett BIO Janeiro Braz Thos Nor
ser Annie Chase Gibson New Haven, Conn., Cartwright
scar : L. Thompson Hui. Providence, r. l., H. W. Jack
Sem Souvenir ,Br). HATFIELD. Nassau n. p c. W. Der
Sclr George A. Pierce. Kelly. salem, Mass Wills II.
schI General Grant BEL Lord souris, P. f. L. Perkins
schr vndare. Bsarse. Nassau. n p RI. weinberg Z o.
s,ir S. q. No5es, Arey, Laracoa CuO' D. . "eu"'S
Sarge Dover watson. Philadelphia, Jas Hand
stsnst, Cvte,e o}r4 Maa Rio Janeiro April % with
clnae. &c. DO Wa Ne son. Lrft m port stel ~ - m
York % sd.l adF i fAF'ii 'I,
li ~ lol 80 81, passed BRUSH 20 A rpm r., ~
Ioaicsaco osiug lclai letters q ! y p 1l- a. az
l1a % O3 Brush bars from - tof az ai'is 49,
sefal letters : r; NAY ~ i@t 20 A' i0H' % 'o' ~
L>'iiti 3. lus5ey, steering n T. ,,, ,,ts.
steamship Illc Knight AcCIary, Fhidnel'i WIN '
a. pt,s t9 Bngart q Moran. -, "a ..i.s -rts.
s Irquhart Liverpool Apfli % ~" -.,,5i
. c4 u. Marshall g. 60. Was days e'{wossaa III l 81
o.. vifh westerly gales April 10 iat 81 % '' ~
ne. from Iquque TOT tlitri'.,t
GAYS oIL short o. provisions, AMI supphrl hri ' ~
80 l1l ~ DO passed suuken vessel VIII the DO" Out Ok
water. apparently Of about % tons burden. - III,
BARR n Nara Italy TrapauL Marseiil1s % oa5a VIII
mise. ~ Punch. Edye & Co. M - a..
b-l sd ta Punch, rdye q 40. ,,-... =,
Big Harry NrdeD Of Philadelphia Collins Cllbhteh il
a. With sugar 10 order, vessel 10 James W. Ewel %
81 Olaf Kyre Nor Jansen, Antwerp 70 days ID Da-iAS'
70 O. Tobias {.
Brig Mary (of Dlgby, y. 81 Dodge Johns, p r. 70
CO.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lospos Nay ls.-sailed l3tn inst Mon;oa. Capt Baton
t 0Jucester Virginia J. stafford 10TH Richard Ptafse
asteT it iybee Arrived 1911 LIST James, Urbana Ivan
noe capt Kirkpatrick 1hems 10TH, Carin, Ssptae Capt
ILFe Nug lDth, NeWY0rk, Mifa EliDtts i7tn Auanda
S-kt AhInen. latter CrOOzhaYea Countess Of DuGenn
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The money market was the coTeiaIi'e oil {''I IT.
,,,,,t. ,aU iopu. from - down 10 lI2 per cent,
and discount 3L2 per cent and upward. Inc
United States Treasurer ~ " Ishngion reeel'ed
.o-sl, 81 100 900 National bank notes Tor rcdeml-
ti,,, lg- cI,ious receipts Wcrr 5J7b,OcO, ald III
fr1Ial rsyei.lr receipts 100000. Inc following Is
th. Glrar.ng-huusr statement to-day; currency nA-
cI.,,,o.. i4G3J.SsI Currency balances, SID
oI~. cold exchanges. rs. i29,Jlo gold balances
SLOi7,21S. A.. l,,r,,,o,,t
,Lrrr were no new features 70 the Government
bond lI,t but the inquiry continues iiee ann pii.5
firm There were sales OF rrglSI'rtu - OF - - a.
III5, coupon lsjJ5 at lI15s, SIS At ~ ia I4'5
Conyon 10 lUs ~ 1872, new - az 'i' anu Z,
-fr.4f .ug-IflBHs:
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OFFrCE or HoTCUKIss < BUPSHAN.
Commission stock Broker. No. 80 Broaf-@t,
EEw-YORK May Is, 1917
WANTED.-Proxies on Michigan Central Rail-
road Stock to Do used at tHe next annual election. We
Will paT for sane One-half Of one per cent.
HOTCHNIss & BCKSHAN.
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stat. bond, we're dull, but Louisiana consoi' were
fr,lrr - Ssa3O. There were NO safes oil Guy D'HA
-.o.b. and the bildul5 were limited
m railroad bombs trrre was nlther aa' ~
~. Pacific Coast mortgages, Westerns 70 w.
Union lirsts 10 lD6l, and iaud grants, lOl'4 JeI,
scy Central conyols we're Iit'ie llTmer III o'l .'i
r.u..rtibirs M - Lehgh ANA W iIkcsDarIe c"hsoI5
tiud.r.cdI being steady at % Rock Island - were
tiral at 1Uois sinking funds at lOl' anu 81 / iA.
rnl,1.- I'll st. ditto tr>ts LaCIl-se INV oel,s
higher 20 1913, and G.. and ". DiY'slon az 80 H.
and j.. Division selling AT - ~ sc. Hii,E'1''
trail - were steady at lO0i2 and Lake short eoup5'
hr-rs nj 100 Hannibal and ~. 10 per t1H5 Co Ill
verlblcs yielding o. 50 $500 selling az - a',u
Mich Gan Southern seconds sellinga lOli2 NoItA-
West cousol Colds rose 10 81 =. m: Cd,
The cross earnings Of the Denver and Elo -trahGe
Railway for the week ending May !, Io'" were
T1j,2ii , L.. ,,.,,1, ~ ,Lo
The following are the imports OF dry gcods at lAg
mort IF New-lorI for the week ending TO-DAY anu
since the beginning of the year, compared WIN 'Hc
corresponding portions OF previous years 49,,
IoT.'Hs Wt-t. :-yH. l-6o:, laTS,.a
Entered AZ the port 600 sl.4sl $50 sl0l9l+t F9l55ess
Throw ou J-a.Aci..... l,,-YOoo 4Ao'7'- 0'''''
siurc Jan. D.. 90 90 no., o. osa -3-
Thrown ON market 4j,1l34o5 o'9'i'i1O '''''''
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our cable alyices bring MS better condition OF
affairs m the European markets. because OF tAe -un-
,d.ucc OF the excitement Iu Paris. IL London btit-
.g Couso.s silrucd up 10 9i3IG. and n.'ed states
b.rd; were all j gh.T G1s closing at lU lO-fvo ~
loss. lew J5 no 1868, ami ErW il2 p.reenIS it
1925 E.e common was. steady 20 G's' and pre-
f.rr.I Er.u at II. Illinois Central rising 10 1b a"d
N-y-l,rk Central 10 9Ol2. There was no GuoiauoH
for Uaucv rut tlc sum Of GJ1JuU bulii"n went
mo th. Bank OF England ION balance 20
Iay. Iu,r. was 40 change in the quotation
Of bar silver. 4 Berlin dispatch reports
rID I,r.r.a. bank OF Germany as having ioat during
t,,e week @ -Oo.OO) marks. In Paris tine fIeuch
i've rrr cent Rrute- We're mp to lb-.'' sghi "a
chang. o.. London beng IU0teI 80 -J.Ib. here tHe
to.,l.sI exchange L.ark-- "as niE4rr the standard
BANKER, havIug carly advanced their asking TaIe9
to.,i - and > 3OLl. Iasne Was lll arll,e aua
So, . r4re, were on thr basis 1f = farr - . 10
ti,g Z f,r so days. ard = oJ-DTt 80 Tor sl-nt.
Speculation Don gold was exceedingly time alu ,.t-
VOID Oh interest sales having been az 10 ~ 100 -
on gold loans tie rates were y and per CEN car
ryiug and Hat The Assistant treasurer pald o"t
~z9UoO IN coin interest a..d PSI 600 in redempi1ii
oI called bonds. / bee days business ot We "o"t
Clearing Department OF tire Bank or thc Ntd'e ca
Newly, r, cogercG: Cold cleared. = l,5IJooo; g'iu
balances -sjl.2IU; currency btaAte'' TI'V"V'-
1OI !ur gold quoia ions were a. follows:
IU..........lu1 l2rO.---- I1' 49, -.-I'' -
We annex closing revised rates OF foreign eA-
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for ruE rglBySs.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Psr Narth Rlrsr. gssseLs ant RuLr9ILt
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, May ~, 1871.
ASHES in small demand and steady at 415c for Pots and
fEEsWAX continues quiet unchanged at 81 a33c. for
BFoGN corS duii but about steady short Brush
1850, Green ilur b21' 2c Medium Green 3"oc t4 aHd
CANUiS u et and unchau- red Patent, 3sc Adamaniinc
CuttlOEI quiet az -c gold for German ana ~ s'u'
t5KI-Iuracite is more steady undcr prospects, Of
lUsnl p.-u June nj July $50 uUl~Ois = qulrt
ans I'd i - i L.3,'' 80 Scotch 10 =
= 90 steam s. 5Oas9 ir0ygcaL - 20Gt9, 'ifsHsS
Cumberland and BroGop and Clarified . 4s1 % and
Anthracite g -jgsl p by tne cargo -o 1,-,,-o q,
Toe Caracas. l8a2Jc. MaTacaibo, Soc, aud GuayaluL
CctFEE-Io vas IT, lower and very dull ire steamer
Cv.e' arrived from RIO JenelrO today ,eseIa 1ays "
la.. tpa samples put tho market mp % late
bI1r e. Sales ,rs trnsp.fed but in Baltimore 50 Bag.
mere a t. close Appropriated l0i 900 bags dispatch ron
London today quoted Col Frsts RIO ISIS ' eSt the
na! ynu'aanegl ava = G-Sc aa p ',- m g sey
iGo &C.; Fair I81lc Goo I9c Prime ls'4q2Oc santos
laIr 90 GOOD. 81, PC -i3r. all gold. -.
,'OnlE-'A.5E IL, 4trI Ordinary 10 Prime III q
i 55 Go 80 inches 81 COS 30. Box shocks %
a. .uc. Rum SLoOSs -; Pho HHooks. 10 quasi -,
tDaDAGE unchanged Mania Corda-e sizes above
l5hlead, and Hay Rope. Il4c; :, Manila Cord.
Mania Cor.age. glt !@Ue ANS ~. 90; I,'
iic Fac Ilrrd Manila La Yarn Is be- ssal ltore,
30 Tarr. si,a, Lath Yarn lie Fine Tarred sisa 40,
l-c Russia Hemp larre Sorage iJt; Ameilcah ~ %
Hemp Iared coriaee I2ci 4Aif9H American Lam i@lN
C0TTOS-Thcro better business Tor export on The
were ec D. g.er; only moderate trade for home con
- his DAY aud 30 t-is cay 'ast
years toal i,I the week ioo1 bales tIl-s 80 e@C
sept ]. 3-5-Olj baies against st7I Iai during ins
SANE lol -a, ,,o, ~, ~. -, tI+ -5 rr ,rur.ng
ana 800 bales were delivered on contract
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Good Ordinary 3 Low Ndnhs '''''----' T. ls
strict Good Ordinary. = y JitidAlE ~
FOR future only small business was done but Tie marhg
y- ann and 20 thc close points higher sales yestr
dav affair .. u.-Nay, 100 loi JuDe. 700 49, ~
III So 200 Iugf. BOO loss. 1000 1885, july, 100 II
100 Iogg. August 900 IIO-; .O., 100 September
30 HOS. OCTOBER POO IL November 200 1923; tota"
500 bales frs, call tOiiy-rIrMu-E opU, lLiut 80
yc.iD.r 100 lU9Ii December 100 1898. February l9
IDI tOfal bales. second call lnrt 100 Lo-J- =
si- # l MP september d. d. I'LL 100, lilo: Octo
b.i l. 90 II O2: 100 llOI; total 30, bales LAlr. cal
Nav 400 August. 100 lilo. october, Lp' 4L.'t b
NGytnb D. 400 094; f,Jrualy zoe II-t total 500 la,7'
-s.. tD.ty UD 10 . b. Nh 5, 100. llJl JuEr, .'cD
1000: ZOO loss jo. .OJl l. 90, lOy- 700, lV5J gU
t0si; 700 .09i. 1900. 1922; 594 1921 i9[a ~
II: Too iIO2i loo. 1903 400 lIOt; 10" 20, 30.
II ". 100 llpl: 100. .u- l,3rI llO4t tun. t.,a
August: 800 II..9 500 ITO. Lie0 Ll2i 200 i.I9
fI 'I,. 500. IlI2: zoo Hi; Zoo H. 500, Lag
-,riar1,r IO1 lilo: 200 III: 49, ll.t2; 200 ll.l3
ocf61r- -DD .OI 100. LOB Noy,mo"r o. - 502
Inli1 400 IDy3: 200. .Jt February. 300 lL.Ji 10
il3I. total - 500 bales grand total $1,000 Bales IL9
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VVHITE STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN ANU Nv LRFOJI-
CARRYISG THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers ~ this the Lane recommended
b. Ii cut oiau.y C. s. ~ gong south OF tie Banks Oh Ae
passaee 20 Queenstown, a TIC year round
CELTIC SATURDAY. May rs, { p m.
ADEIATIC sATUE DAY June Q. p. N.
BRITANNIA SATURDAY, June l6 9 j. n
GEI:MANIC, SATURDAY. june 30 s. a. ~
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER D., 800. 49,, ..-...-,....s Ill, M,
uon-ueuts Tie saloon, SuteraOrl. smoknx am y IN
au.idsiIys motion
least fed a0rdiDg degree o. comfort hLertO GH4@Ji7
S'RHTEs-saoon $50 and 500. gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms Stoefagr, 20 ,,.
insusct0u oil plans other information, apply at tAe
CoMpaA' 'O'N'0' r. J. gOHTIs Agent
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N0PTH GERNLAN -LLuYD

= sTE N-tiip me El.TtyI.ES NETWORK.
s8TTIIAAi PFDN. AND BREMEN. -.-
COMPANN'S ri EE t0Otof ~LtJNl'7t- 4tDbvN r '.
RHE-N Satrrday...-.Nlv ~ 3. ~ -ail day me
r. SATURDAY. May ~ =" ----ft -atii'i
RATES OF PASSAGE nom EGN-l t.h L. OUIHAAf-
TON HAVVE on BtLnirF 49, - o.,
FIRST CABIN. 500. cod. SECOND tABFNt SOC Sjii
STEEUAGE. s;) currency .,o
Return Tickets re,lCed Prepaid oeeTase CelLA
Gates $50 currency.
For ire snt VI passage apply Co. 49, -, ,.-,.z..
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LoSpos Nay lssaiied, ga inst Mon;oa Capt Baton
i Gloucester Virginia J. Stafford 1Gtb Richard Pearse
iaeT of lybee. Arrived 1910 James, Urbana Ivan
noe capt krkpatIick 1hems l5th Crin Esptuie. Capt
S.l.Fs Nug; lUt1, NeEYOrk Mida Eli0ts i7n, Aranda
N@b1 Ahlnen. latter AZ CroOzhayen Countess 0t Dunen