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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-04

BILL LAYLY, the Texan bandit, who
confessed twenty-four murders, is con-
vert to Christianity.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-04
The Latest Fashion for Ladies.

Our attention has recently been called to the
Rdritdn MdteLasse Clodki1aqs. Something on
tirely new in the way of heavy, thick, warm,
wooden goods, specially adapted for ladies' wear
during the cold weather now approaching.
These goods are tine handsomest and most
cerned, are miracle of cheapness. They are in
tended for cloaks, sacques, dol1nans, circulars
and jackets, for both ladies and children, and
are to be found at all the leading dry-goods
stores in the country. Be particular to ask for
the Rd'itan Clookangs, and take no others.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-04

If rou feel dull, drowsy, debitated. have frequent
heada5he mouth tastes badly poor aPpete and tongue
coated sou suffering from torpid liver bilious
ness and nothing will speedily and perra-
nently as to take SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR MED
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-04
Delicious Cookery.

The lightest, sweetest, most wholesome and
delicious Vienna rolls, tea biscuits, bread, muf-
fins, flannel cakes, crullers, and all articles
prepared from flour, always possible to
every fable by using DooLEY's YEAST POWDER
This celebrated Baking Powder has stood the
critical test of the best housekeepers and the
consuming public generally of America for
twenty years. 1t is absolutely pure, and always
of uniform strength. The genuine is put up in
cans. Most all good grocers sell it.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-04

Mrs. Tabitha Grey had four kittens.
and was reputed the pleasantest cat in
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-04

COURSE the whole lot. That scale agent
cheated me out of $50, clean, for could have
bought better Five Ton Wagon Scale for $50,
on trial, freight paid to my own door, of Jones,
of Blnghamton, Binghamton, N. Y"
PATENTEEs and inventors should read adver-
tisement of Edison Bros. in another column.
Hofmann's Hon Pills cure the A1,.e at once
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CHICAGO VOITAIG AND TRUSS co,
TEACHERS ofIOCAL Music.

,esiring the Best Book exfant, should try
FAVORTTE ae compiled iof eGs s use S5
SONGS Profs Isl r. r. and + y T. r ;;- Chr i
NJ. Mcintosh, the eminent ar-
thor and teacher. Price 5000 dozen Sample BY
mali, 10 cents. SPECIMEN PAGES FREE.
R. w. CARROLL & Co, Publishers, Cincinnati, 0
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CHEW
The Celebrated
L" MATCHLEss "
Wood Tag Plug
To%

The PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York, Boston and Chicago.
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VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
Invented IN the tn century By DIR. William Grac.
Surgeon in King James army. Through ita agency ~
cured thousands of the serious sores md zors
that bafned the skill of the
ms DAY and was regarded by al VINO knew him as
pubic oenef sctor 20 cents box For Sale y Drug.
gists generally Sent ly mail on RECENT IL oricse
Prepared y SETH w. EOELE q Sons.
90 Harrison Ayenue. Rosfon- Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-26

for Americ An and % % 80 for Spanish aangal
was held a. re. l5c squills were euiss ~ r. nc
and s. 81 IS Tor Norwegian KhabArb aniet prices
RANGING from ST Is 81 50 Aioes unoted at l3c
ts 70. Gaps Gns.r wis nsm &C. roc Sies.rs @ss
Ss. Ts sss as
4oc old and q - for ne sem.a ycs,us wrs ~ M
Urris steady AT 12 2Sc according 70 quanty
prime and lie for second do vaeran root wa
quoted ,2c 25c for English and l5c Ice for Ger
81 Is for egg. sarsapsrs was quiet. We quote Hon
durss, comnrn, ut 32c do do, Tor export aoc 51c
GOLD Mexican 13c l5c Jaap was quoted x nc. gold
Gum danar was quiet at l6c lsc Gsmbogs Was enoted
nj 67c Assaiotca was steady At l3c lie Carbonate
steady quiet We bergamet. sAndersons.
sl 20 ~ So erosons 81 IS: oil s,sreasli. .s5c
cloves So Is oil n,ergreen 81 oil sasssas ncusv
46c oil psInyroya nominal II " To- oil OF bay, ST. all
currency.
FKATnExs quiet SOC Sac tor PRIME geese. and
fnn-There was a rar demand for Georges Bank cod:
a ana ooo nn rm sales res SO pS
sI9 No. and 50 50 so for No Poor grades we're
Box herring fairly active and there
l4c. = I5c. for scaled and lie l3c for No. Bar
,ssd nesins ruled au r we ~
s ssnk nsw No sa do .S No
y 81 90 sss 20 s s' ss &c.
FLoun AND GRAIx-Re ceipts-Four, 10 2s2 bbis NJ
30 500 bushels meal $50 bbs and 100 bags corn
27,3so bushels oats s3 $50 do barley. no receipts
prices favored the buyer nearly all kinds being decidedly
lower The sales 5000 bbs, including State Western
and At o the mex Rye as sss
lower; sales about 5000 bills and bags
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY. MAY g. 1s77-TRIPLE SHEET

c's. Io,xe, Ike; yellow extra o. io,Se. ioa<a
''f:, III o 50 and 50 ss
p %sass ~ss aa and II IL. t d. .
oans 70 s s Of .ss By s's sss
s sr ao 'sf 7s nn e % seps
S. Is = So: coke. IS 20 . So 10 Sc 50a So rs
ssa eee fss aneon 81 hha.
So and $50 hnds BY private s.s a. a9se % seed
Ise. New England. seconds and Gers. crop
1885, and a2c, sns Is case, Ohio. crop 1873 ~ e.se
50 sSs sold al 81 r. ~ '''' A' ~A'
and petroleum tonnage at full rates Room or berth per
good request the sra,a trade and rates
ss sSSd: sasss. xrs :. d lsnd g. re
s sr1 pes. sss 30 Ss. :rs: grab. hops 90 %
Io amDarg per steam an. 1000 bushels gran iso marks
70 0a;s leather 81 and some good, q
din Bristol Or Newport with 900 quarters barley a.
hence Z: ss s'ss grain s''a
8. 81 British BRIG hence TO Cork tor orders
snc. Cork Tor With 1850
sm SsI to or s@
With 800 quarters al s. 81 an Italian bark hence TO
5 %
&
Norfolk gs S,d :, ship from philadeph,a a., to
10Th July clearance British ship hence 70 Bremen with
with 500 Seis nap nsPhtha q. a. German bark, hence
occeuns American bark hence the East Indies. with
1900 eases refined petroleum. particulars pr
Baltic with 1000 bbls A. 3D. the herman bark
IN last with 64OO bbls do Bremen
to-day reported having at S. from Philadelphia
option ofoRding at New York 3s 3D. clearance July aud
the German ozark with 1900 bbls s. Cd. New
York une IL clearance Norwegian bark, hence TO
Danish port with 700 bbs refined pstroenm - As Cd
Norwegian bark, hence to Rouen with 0OO bills uaphtha
reported p.o - OF sbou. r. British brig from
Corunna VI Loo bbls. refined petroleum q 4s. Sd. ;
Leghorn with 900 refined petroleum part Dbls
~ S. Cd and 2c Norwegian bark lat the BreakwHteD
from Richmond 10 the Baltic with 800 bbs refined petro
ieum 1t ga July I. clearance; Norwegian bark from
Rchmond TO Danish or Swedish port with 900 bby do.
It 5s July clearance au American brig $50 TONS from
Brunswick, GA, to St. Jago and back to north
Of st.erss With .Sgs! A. " per hhd lumber out free
with cos " 81 xo!d British brig lo5 TONS hence 70 81
on the BERTH for Hav.e with general cargo At current
Ayres with general cargo reported 16c per foot Nor
wegan bark a72 TONS hence Cork Tor ORDERS with sate
n
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there beiag good demand and they closed strong at
the following quotasions;-pnned States currency
s:xcs, 1851 l255<; do do, 1851, registered, ll4A
a rs; do do. do. coupon, 1854 li5ss: DO do.
1863 new. registered, NIX MY; do. do, do,
coupon ll1E lils Go. 40, 1857, registered, ll4,s
allik; do do, do, coupon, ll41s HAY; do do.
1858, registered, ll8h; do, do, d. coupon, il6A
do. ten-torties. registered. 1924 rs; do, do,
coupon, 1884 ll3X do. fvcs 1851, registered,
ill7s H.; do DO, coupon lllh liz; do, AS.
1851, registered, lo7H lU7A; d. do, do, coupon.
losx al0sH
STATE BONDS.
State bonds Al the Board were y higher for Missouri
(hanniba and ST. Joseph issnel steady Tor long
sizes and "a per iowcr for Louisiana sevens, con-
sos. 70 which dealings confined. District Of
Columbia J 65's sold at TAX.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were quiet and strong, with the toi-
lowing changes in prices compared with last previous
saes:-An advance OF x in Michigan Central sevens
ard North Missouri Arsts. and y in Central Pacific
nrsts tsan Joaquin branch Chicago, Rock Island ana
Pacific sevsns and New Jersey Central nrsss consolz
St. Louis and Iron Mountain declined X.
DASx
The sales OF city bank shares Compcrcs al ll2
Metropolitan AZ l29 aud Merchants 81 So
sHAREa
Ths following werc the closing quotations for MIN
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u,aa,,, ,o, GAIvEsros May - 1877
ssdInsss Sss receipts. ass BALES cast
ssga. ssss sales sasS'''r' Great Britain"
NKw ORLEANS. May IS. 1871
Cotton strong; middliny, loasc. low middinT lolsc.;
E fSSs d 70 Great met 500 s"s
wesklySe,t receipts 4i7g bales; gross !41 Lxpors-
t. Great s.',ss sas sSanf Es
gcI,s eoassvss May 3 should have been 1883 instead Of
MonIn, May 70. 1871
sa aan s s i.s Espns
e The ~ sales go stock ~ ss
ain France ia; to the Continent 900;
Cotton firm middiing. iokc. low middins ioc good
@ Me- rs sss.s. ls ss . s'i oss
81. c.nsinsns a2 es.sssss. i.a4a Sales $50
lo..e: good ordinary y, ,oc Net receipts So bales
s.. ss 49, 's sales tho Continent s
Spirits Of turpentine Arm 2ec Re.n dull 81 % Tor
ysS~ G Gp 81 s s'"a u Is
.,ss s. s. SO 10 700 amber s: siS j
wns & No so * tor a SsS 81 az r. wssa rus
Mi s. % Ss'sa va s %S 1sS'ss' 81
Csua freighs.Wheat 4c.: corn aud rye. 4sc, to New
ss II g IS &s. 81 g e sSs s dsss
shpmentsW heat 5000 bushels. corn $500 do lumber
e2S 900 ioct Flour shipped by rail-, 700 bills
BUFFALO. May IS. 1877.
very dull and weak Flour prices
sales 400 bb Wheat dull and nomnal sales load
OF white At 81 s5 Corn auoabc ut 521c 54c sales
loads his mixed TO miers At 5Sc 54c 800 sample
at SEE Barley sales $500 Western ungradcd oOc.
o,hsr article. nominally unchanged Rail freight. nm
ss Ssw o Up s a FOR we
3c. for aud ie for barley Receipts by IakeFlou
900 6bs whest 1000 bushels; corn 2s5. 4os do do
by rsiIFioaf: 500 eel@ wheat 500 bushels: corn
to tdewa.er-corn, 67.727 bushels; wheat. "a III do
on,s leyto do barley s 1880 do DO e @ermesa.e
bills wheat 5000 bushels; corn $500 do oats II 100
do. ; rye, 500 do .
Flour quiet Wheat quiet; No. white Michigan held a.
~ u % bid; extra do. 81 81 amber Michigan, spot,
spot ~ 75 No. rcd, 81 80. Corn easer high mixed
seller July 5sc seller August Doe. No , spot, 5on4c
No. white S3e' rejected. 4se Oats dull. 40 4c
wheat go eu:hsl: 900 os.. 7ao 10 snip
wheat dull extra Michigan 81 81 amber Michigan, June,
y 20; No red winter spot, 81 70 Corn weak sales,
4e1ac, June. Soc July o2c. Angus, Sac Oats dull
Michigan 44c. rejected, 3sc.
CHICAGO. May 20, 1877
Flour dull Wheat in demand but lower and irregu.
lar; No Chicago spring IL Ala VI ~ cash: ~ -
june VI Ala July sales at 81 47a 81 81 Juy No do,
cash sic June rye steady and unchanged. Barley ouii
s3 GA ssiS as, cash si3 SO June ~ 52s July. Lard
inactive " - cash 80 IS 81 35ts July Bulk meats
wsssey ssty VIII
bushels corn l7,ooO do oats, 900 do rye, l4oU do.
barley soeo ao shipments Flour, 40 Sois whsss
setIys but lever; 81 IS june, 81 An July Corn active
s"slssssa Pork s sss US * ~ ss & july,
| Lard dull and easier.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY At l-Sc
ADVANCE FUTURES CLOSED FIRM - FLOUR
LowEH-WHEAT LowEE-CoRN LowEB-oATS
srEADY--wH1sKEY F1gMER-PoRK STEADY
LARD STEADY PETROLEUM sTEADY--sPIRITs
OF TURpEN1INE QuIET-RosIN DULL-oILs
STEADY - COFFEE QUIET - SUGAR Finn -
FREIaHTs FAIRLY ACTIVE.
FRIDAY, May. 25--6 r. NJ.
The trade movement has been very moderate during
the past week. although prices have in many cases
constantly auctuated few radical changes have taken
place In any department OF trade. The movement in
dry goods boots and shoes. hardware, drugs and
other class goods slow but the changes have
not been oil especial importance. The dealings in other
commodities have generally been moderate, though OF
nuctuatng prices On Change business has been moder-
ate In fact very small nearly AL articles there dealt in
Flour and been dull and nominal To sell de-
cded break prices would be necessary In corn, how
ever the business been large, though At fuctuatng
but generally rather lower prices the canal receipts having
tended to depress the market for spot deliveries which
borne down the forward deliveries To-day fday)
business was everywhere light On Change aour and
wheat were dull decidedly lower Corn lower but
fairly active. Oats steady Whskey drmer. Pork and
lard steady. Freights fairly active Cotton on the
spot was again higher Futures closed firm
Coffee was quiet. Sugar frm. Oils and petroleum
ruled steady. Naval stores were dull,
ASHES ruled quiet Sc. for pots and To- for pearls
ANTIMoNY quiet nj l2tsc golu, Tor regulus.
BEEswAx remained dull SIC. 33c for Western and
Southern.
BROOM CORN dull and less nominal at 31ac.
Sc tor red tipped Sc &C. for medium and &c. 7c for
choice green.
CorrnE.-There important transactions in Rio.
Mild coffee also quiet. We quote :-Ordinary car
goes Ice. 16l4c fair do, 1880 19c; good do 1916
1916 prime do 1896 zoe extreme range for lots, &c.,
De- Santos fair to good. 1870. &c., gold 90 days
JAVA government bags, pc. 23c co.. grass mats 23c
24c; Singapore 1870 2osc. Ceylon, 19c Ole; Mara
caibo 1sc 2ohc Lagusyra. 19c. 20c Jamaica. l71ac
1899; Domingo 1870. 16ac.: Porto Rico lsc
20ac Costa RIGA, 1Sc. 2ic Mexican. 1870. zoe Ma
cassar l9c. 2lc Angostura. 1876. 2o1ac; savania,
1sc 201ac. Curacsa 17c . 19c
CoopERAcE STOCK quiet. We quote :-Molasses
shocks 32nch with heads 81 10 So shocks with
heads 3snch. 81 10 - 3d. do. do. 36nch. 81 SO 81
box shocks. zoe Toe do. 81 pipe do IS 10 30
empty hogsheads s. so hoops eet ordinary PRIME
$50 TO $40 hoops II feet. do S2s to $50 per v.
CoRDAcr remained quiet, but prices were unchanged
We quote Manila, large and small size: h.. ac
Manila, I4c ssal rope. Ole lohc.: New Zealand
1ll.c q l2&c Russia hemp, tarred l4c American
do. l4c Russia bolt rope 17c
CorToN on the spot quite active and prices were
marked up c the market closing steady at tho improve
men The Tor futures opened steady at
steady for the balance of the day and closed bm
with advance last evenings closing prices Of from
3 TO points The closing prices to-day, compared with
Thursdays, we're rs follows
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS,

Totals .....; ...... a,7s5 1907 1877 4.4as
~ ssssy ss sSss; ss" s
Is us 90 Il IL ss:
sssma sold po Ss sell 70 Of S s.ss
%: S.Ih,
s ss q ID Ss.s s 4 @ .oa
'';ss "' :s,I E: +
,s: e j ,ss. head
With Weigh. nS' iS s sold 81
Illinois steers At lIs wl,h u head
weight Il soa or 81 n Steers e
ogss
oh Issd "a ~ MsS
is per b. weight * ew AsJsrssy City yards oonoy
as steers
s Il Isl's. i as i 6 ssl
Nth ew = pSr head 1 Sn hsad weight, u
). ". Sherman sold for :; VI. Alisrsoa u inInoi:
e.. :.s SsSSs IT'D Ss tx:
wsaS, Il ex. Missouri steers at We weight
"a VIII II q Ss:s Sssa
win q per .s as ss
sd lam +. Sans
6Ac per ~ - Kentucky lambs weight 24lo lbs at 7c
ib; 80 Virginia lambs, weight ITO lbs At exc per TO-
50 Virginia lambs weight 1870 lbs. ut exc per SO
Sheep weight i2aolos =. &C. per h. DAYS. iiolcnbeek
ISL sheep weight 1900 lbs. ut 5Ac per lb Newton
Holmes sold Ill Ohio sheep, weight 50 lbs per head
SIZE. lb l19 Kentucky lambs, weight So lbs per ad
al shc perlb Davis nollenbec sold 1873 Ohio sheep,
weight 80 lbs mead, ut . 40 cwt $50 Ohio
weight 30 lbs head, Ut So As cwt 234 Ohio sheep
weight 50 lbs head st 5c per h. III Ohio
weight lbs per head IS SO ewt PA Ohio sheep
Pideock sold Al Ohio sheep. weights 7s lbs a
80 lbs. per head. at Sac. per b.; 20 ohio
225 Ohio sheep weights 81 lbs 100 lbs per head
ID 239 Virginia lambs, weight g lbs head, at
per lb ~ Jersey lambs weight 50 lbs per head
per h. "a Jersey lambs weight 81 lbs head losc
per h. Judd Buckingham sold % Kentucky sheep
weight l07 lbs per head ut 51c per h. 2Yl kentucky
lambs weight 50 lbs head at Che h. 1s3 Ken
lucky lambs. weight 81 lbs he nd 65zc. per lb
MICH Cows-Thoso to hand hold on sale.
VEALs AND CALvEs.-Trade small that quotations
have been obtained.
HoCs.-Therc were no live hogs ON sale
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. May Is. 1877.
Sugar Arm. spanish COLO, 22654 2a7 Exchange nd
vancing On the United States 20 days currency Ia
5i1 5.s premium short sight do u 8H premium On
London, II ia premium. On Paris, AZ ~ premvm
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 p. NJ.
The closing prices at three p. N. were :


The following shows the advance and decline In the
closing prices OF principal stocks to-day
compared with those OF yesterday
ADvANcE-Wcstcrn Union / Pacific Mail Il; New
York Central, "a Lake shore, Il Union Pacific, u
preferred, q Delaware, Laskawanna anu Western
Ia Morris aud Essex. Ia; Delaware and Hudson. "a
DkcLISE.-Ncw Jersey Central, q; Hannibal and st.
Joseph, - do. preferred Il.
MARKET
The money market continues easy money ON call
lending at 2 per cent and the last quotation being
Ia per The following the rates of
change New York at the aforementioned cities
day:--savannah. buying s-16 selling 5.ld; Charleston
sasy, Offering freely, 3-16, Id u premium st. Louis,
IS premium; Cincinnati, steady buying par, selling
lilo; New Orleans, commercial Sic, bank q, and Chi
rago, IS to so premium Foreign exchange Is quiet
and unchanged, with actual business at 4s71 aAs7H
Cor bankers sixty days sterling and sax 4s9s< for
demand.
MARKET.
Gold was firm throughout tho day at l07, at which
figure considerable amounts were taken before the
close. The carrying rates were "a ~ per cent and
the borrowing ratios were dat TO per cent From
present Indications il would appear that the specie
Shipments Will be confined TO the $3.50, 600
already engaged.
Gold clearngs At tho National Bank Of the State Of
New York;
Currency baancc.. 1886, Us0
Gross ccaranccs. lG,O0i 900
CLEARING STATEMENT
Currency exci apges- S62 200 1856
currency Onlanccs Z,3Uo,Gl4
sold exchanges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o,4s5 lis
Sold balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400, iT6
UNITED STATES
The revenue receipts to-day 500, 900; customs
receipts, $500, 900; bank notes, 81 100000
IMPORTS.
The imports OF dry goods At this port for the week
ending to-day s744 2co aud the ,narkcA cd
Ss65272 The total imports Of dry goods Jaisn-
ary $50 $50, ISL, and the total amount marketed
S37, ST.
ruREi0N kAkxkr
The London advices report further advance In
Oonsols. which are quoted ;o-duy AZ 20 l-I6 Jal,cd
States bonds Arm, except new ives, which show
fractional decline American railway shares steady,
with the exception OF New York Central, which has
improved Il per cent Bar silver Is quoted at s314d
Sad per ounce. A. the Paris Bourss securities were
also strong and higher rentes advancing 10 lo4L Zoe
but tnsy reacted late the afternoon TO 1881 eoc Az
Amsterdam Illinois Central sold at 5S and Northwestern
n asa The closing pricos London were Con
for money g51x cobsols for account, 95s 20 Sl0;
now four aud nall per cent bonds l02L fvc-twcnty
bonds OF 1861 lo3 ten-torty bonds, 1854 new hves,
400 Y lO7; Erie common shares, 81; Ere preferred
a,,ares IL: New York Central, 81 Illinois Central,
Sd sixty shousard pounds sterling was Withdrawn
rom tho Bank oil England balance to-day.
soyERxxxxr
oevssrmeos bonds were strong and higher to-day
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COMMERCIAL.


The market to-day Failures firm; uplands mddng
clause, July and August delivery 2932d upiands, low
middins clause August and september delivery Cd
FINANCIAL.
.ttE LONDON May 25-Evening.
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of Kng
land balance to-day Is f6OOUU Consols 95 l.l6
both and the account
Paris adyicss I've cent rentes 103L &C., for
the account.
Silver IL quoted to-day At SD per ounce.
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GALVESTON May rs. 1877.
Cotton quiet mddlng 1895; low middng 9zSc good
ordinary s1sc Net receipts 453 bales Exports coast
ceipts 73 bales; gross 73 Exports-To Great Britain
1922; cosstwise. 1872 Sales 3,2Ot.
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ln.l5 AND ll.3O A. N

1851 $4,000 US SIS. 1910 G. 1888,
HE 10000 Us SIS, 81 r..... ll2
1l45a 10000 US SIS. 81 c. -. liz
113 $500 Us .4]s's r, 1891. lo7si
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The following the closing quotations, with range
OF prices 100 lots OF mining shares, off,
cially reported In Now York All prices are IN cur
renew
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May "%."y alloe Msy... iis s111s
ssss; liss a asssss 11fs
SsiSssI S5 S S s.sSs s5 DIS
Dscember.... 1892 1898 December. 1896 1898
! EsSss.,y !1sas g ssss.y
are on and.
ton ana on in store running in quality not
'a'a a.'' grace A'ff Tea;
s 49, L f. Ss
ssrie, low mdding. ios lloes IL A..
s saSS l mddns. -. liz lie liz liz
o, la@ iH ,,ra ia GOOD a
lIl6c low miadling, 1Yc, middling, iolac. The spot
s ssssss - iSS Sc
delivered on contract For future delivery the
IS ss s 20 !: &c. is
800 a. !, uss 100 o AZ Il Ios 200 at. Lille 200 g
Is IS . i; Soj 90 i IS
Al liz 10 lii5s Total $500 bales Ts.dsy Up =
iSss, 800 100 !, ieas 100 VI 600
1 go wv III ~ ~ FIX SO It
soo u iss 2os I.aic 800 At 49,,
SS :" do s 800 s s a5S & : 900 at
2te 27eo AZ l21e LOO , 4, y 2ss 500 ., 27s
a Il co. q 90 100 100 AZ
go at 80 g s 10? sS st al ~ q;
il.aoc. 500 :. IL Toe October, 900 ll.o5c., 900
90 4 a5s 100 az I'D S q o Ssy;mIs sS !. @
9s7 r: S:rs e s Ct asd s. FsSFs '
tSs s:% "s ass @ as
LA SsT Nj, s's s, sS wss so ,s - rSs.
ais. Total since ssp.sslDssr 500 1871 bales lotion
psssa s .ssars by y to
:; y A% .s Il
pnrss Opium as steady asdes - igh specaa';v i've
and ss%eay - ere
sa, s sss u a s ed G 70. sce sus @
gold. for 8 o. sesasastard was quiet and GENERALLY
auS'S Yellow GsSw No. 4 ,S.v brown r rm
Dutch quoted a, = 80 smyrna a. s. 57 and Sicily
steady l2ac Corandoe was also steady At 7s Seneca
closed nm sxpcH demand Oil yitsio wa.
quiet al = % per ew, tor large lot, and e 2 per !.
renned 4, IN ss on s S ss d ss ,sv. ss a. @
dersd IN bbls., and nc. or DO in boxes Acohoes-
and e'ssr were ass :. 500 os Tor the 70.
quoted = i9c loss. for refined city and ea4c, cr 90
rama quoted al ~ 20 = ~ 81. Mamma wa,
quiet: quoted At 3jc tor small. pOc. for large
and zoe. soc. Tor sorts. Dyi divi hrm =
| $40 per Clutch qnet vt &c, gold. Prusswts
potash quiet 1T 2oc 2Sc., as 70 quality Bicnro
maze potash was quiet vt I3tsc Illac sal ammonas
uul lUtac lDac., g0iu. GamDicr quiet &C.
gold duil ut I'll - ii 20. Gcutinn was
quiet 5lrc. &c. Cassn buds iSc 3!c
Colombo quoted ut nc for whole aud 14c pow
defcd. Gum scdda arm ut ic Taea 1ic l. &C.
juniper berries dnlI 2s4c. Bic for ordinary
Italian Oangc peel quie. AZ &c. .c Venice tur
pcntlne quoted at lsc 2Uc CASTLE soap-Ccnt
white quoted At IIlc. 1,c; Marselles pure mot
,lel At io'se Iic god and do con@9a AZ io ~.
32sc Tor boxes Quinnc There considerable de
aud sales made ~ 81 % quoted "a 5Oa "a y,
| Blue vitriol was firm st &c. Sac Morphine was he'
at 81 Iodine firm ~ 30. Iodius potash, $3 10
| offered Irvl second hands At So 90 Alum Lump wa
quoted 2lsc q 2ssc. Chlorate potash hrm at PC
Il re. TartAic acid quiet ut 4i1sc., gold To-
| ctyslal and Isle; 1910, currency, Tor powdered
Ciric acid steady al Tie. re, gold. Lcorce roo
was quiet At ormcr prcesi quoted from 7c i5c,
rency seccted Icorcs paste Caiapria Al BE- span
isl solo 2,c 2sc. gold; Pignseli NJ 33c., sin Al
Guzalina a, zoe. we large .'uzaina az ole 3ac
| 4. X - small ut .2ilc BE. Cerigiiano NJ &c
Cnttchsh bones quit AZ he. a3Oc Bassm copaio
| was quoted 42c 45c. Saffron was stsaoy NJ &c