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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-16

Corn.

te put ln tie ol
bering for tbs ,ap
nearly all the ~osl atr..r-
IL cultivation. to ae a
you desire t. seonomia
fore the grain Is putin the
If tile land be me-, Wet
from recent rains. >oae.
in a solution TOR q o-
drain It and roll in plaster a-
ashes. Tie solution m.v lis.
OF lb, Of copleras ais r.s
gallons II hot water. or .
amount q copperas or sal
both with one quart # CONF
tar. The latter IS said to he
ycntive acains. birds pail.
the Young plants. and lie
or sultpctrc gives 10 its
lis early stages. We O.
simply a weak I've Of ashes
rolled III plaster. with dr
feet. Corn we'll soaked.
etates when planted
warm soil, and the ,a.-
sprouts after being r..,...
more vigorous WI. +.
growth. Plant corn vii.
planter, or roll the row.
Or # covered by the hoe. a..
hill hard. 50 rs to can.-.
earth above and around II,
II ram " other causes ,
planting Of corn after l.'.
lor a day or more and tho.
III plaster or dry lcach.G
well-slached hme. il v..
plant a week after. Ifv.r.-
cd it viii almost imm,..
pear above ground after
planted. 1t has "A worH.-f..
city Of llle-we have seen .
bore like a gimlot tlrau..
clay lump four inches t.....
make a vigorous growth. a.-..
the clod by its innate forces.
grew IN size-Ict while r...
vegetatc under difficulties II. .....
to have It's bed soft aa..
we'll pulycrized-Ba4If n..
corn ground require, r1..
constant labor to keep dow. u...
and get the land in order. ...
doing so, the corn is NOR. ...
retarded in growth. If ur H..
outright.
One important matte. ....
ten neglected by farmers ia
ing corn-I'hcy are 800. r.-
enough to get good seed .uf4,.
life variety. The seed -aaa..
changed every few ycagsua.o...
carefully and judlciousIr ..
annually with Il view 10 ID. .
ton III some one or more
lars, corn for seed does I.,.. ...
cured from a northern ra-lr..
a southern locality, unless .I.-
slrable to grow very early .
In selecting seed corn. that
be chosen which is loa-ua
with large ears. and shooting r
the ground. 1t should have
ally two or more ears I'd ill., -
the grains should be- .aT-n.
there should be NOT Jess ..
rows on the cob. Is rows #oa
better if the cob be long ...
grains large-No corn sa.a.
planted that does not Hr-
least 60 lbs. to the bu-.....
measure.
We saw some fine T,...a
lately for sale in Baltimore.
the Messrs. Whitman H4sa
hand a remarkable wI...
grained gourd seed variety.
10 be very prolific, Wa.-
grown near Rcistcr,toan.
more county, Md. In ,|-. ..
- - f1tslC S'l4lI 4A.iAat +"-#"'
crops have been grove. frs.
TO l35 bushels per acre.
We like the d"rll.-ss-..e.
would advise planting with q
which opens the @furrow. .g..
corn and fertilizer. eos-.=
rolls, all at one operation,
low-growIng corn the drills.
be ; feet s inches apart. a.
plants to stand one every r. .
as near as can be accom- .#.-.-
tall growing southern e..a
rows should be + feet apart.
of IN check, / By 3 t-.t
right distance III our oIla..1.
With two stalk 10 the -..-
foreground Northern com
stalks to the hill. Thee
are i, tended for good .e-
or highly fertiIizeG all.
land. To have large yields
the farmer must make b.,
prepare the land perfect.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-16

DELIVERED BEFORE TIE 9lalE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, NOV X
22SD. 1869.
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ADD R E S S

PROFESSOR VIC. KERR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May ~, 1879.
Coo Cotton nominal m'dsn: lo,s low %;ans os
Nnw onLxAxs Max 81. 1879.
Cotton firm middling. loaic low mddng. luc good
poan as. n rane.
2'o6o; eoastwse. l.aaa. Sales. 800 stock oi.5oa
co,,o, A.. ,s,,,n ,o Mon,as May y: 1873;
ordinary. &c Net recepts ~ bales Exports cOastwsc,
Cotton firm; mideling. losse low middlins sls good
ports csas.wisc, $50. Sales, so. Stock o.74a.
cHAmLrsros. May -. 1878.
Cotton steady; midding. io9ac ios.c low middlinG.
BORIS po M .s 100 scsR s a. bales
FS S, sale, s ~
club STEADY ana ,oc
E' No ssss ssn s I
anbcised; sci per tom shorts and shpsta. SIS; mid
Wheat 90 aso
fsot shipnsn,soreur LOO bbls barley. 10000 bush
BUFFALO, May q, 1873.
changed Wheat unsettled; desire shown 10 operate
san Ss;y s'aas
ir.igh.s steady. Canal i.e,shts armer wheat. Ole
81 Ssy oa wSsa %
10 900 do oats. 4doo do barley 1900 do. by
. .o S en bushels sG xh. By
TO SsIsy &C.
1880 do oats; do TO intermediate points 5000 bushels
Corn Sns;s TetS
high mix on track a. 44c Oats LAWYER a, 2ac for M
Fl sSs
S SSa corn. 800 SasSes oats. a ''0
!. s 's %ss: Ass 81. S's Il
June, 81 iSs Xos red winter. fiji: May ma June
and as, N tsa s h s mix h
s ss.s.sa 10 sas nominal as t
snhs Tss ,ss oSo d. @ % 200 do
5000 DO. Markets closed whea. duh amber Mie
s Il 'ns os da MO- july 4 4a SS
Oats dull NO. =. 2711c.
Flour dull unchanged Wheat dun and weak red 81 10
s Il Corn 's s al Rye s ai at ds e De-
Barley dull unchanged rors easier At o. Lard In good
%ss sas sss %ss' e. tss' s.
shoulders clear o and clear sides Bacon steady in fair
ssa a. ss Clear SIDES AM as steady e,
s1
serve lie i2ss Central on,e Sc lie steady
@ &C. dsi common = %: sss.
receipts. 2,i26; shipments, 6i1.
western extra 81 80 s. Is Minnosot. extras, 81 "a
Winter e sss. wnsss inserted aS sc, is
s ss.s.S 's.' 5sss y c s ID s. s';a
81 DIX. Juno; ossse es'4 Jnly; 80 90; o4lse.
ssa No Com mass ss and east. r;.s high a
as.6c 3sac.. June: sa,es at a734c. 3ssSc.. Jnne
IS July; rejected 36tc a37c Oats active nt 2iMc
cash: 2rsc bid june: 24lsc bid Juy 2sa5c. August.
Rye dun =, 56c Barley easier at i.sc Fork egsned
81 10 cash 81 60 June sales at 81 3ax 81 sra June
81 S2l Jny 81 SIS 80 August Lard In good demand
~ 80 an 80 So juno; 20 OH ~ o. July - 57,s
s os Mays 81 5i JSas co9s steady
unchanged Oats stesdy and unchanged PORK
Lard stronger at 50 ora. Juhe - 57la. July.
Bulk meats quiet unchanged Alcohol DC. die wins
key 81 Of. freightsCorn TO Buffalo. I7nc Receipts
5000 obs Hour ln6.5co b.shes wheat $50 600 do.
a.tn 10 oats ~ M
mens-30DO bbs -four g. 900 bushels wheat 32 O0b do
corn 1000 do. oats p 30 Do rye, 1000 do. barley
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KID GLOVES RELEASED.

General Appraiser kctchum yesterday made ~
port TO Collector Arthur IN tho rcnppraiscment OF kid
gloves held IN bond by the customs authorities for
several months past Besides his own he submitted
the reports OF tho local appraiser, Mr. Is. butcher.
and tho merchant appraisers. General koichum
places his figures higher than the merchant appraisers
and lower than the local appraiser. IL now rests with
the Collector which 81 these reports 10 accept Gen.
oral Arthur at once Communicated wtn the Treasury
Department tho subject, In Which ne requested
permission 70 accept deposit from the merchants
covering tho raised valuation put upon tho invoices
OF tue plovcs. In reply the Collector was accorded
In a day tue bulk OF the ombargoed kid giovca
will have b,cu Withdrawn iron bond aud be put upon
tho market. The Collector has promised TO render
his decision on the Appraisers report as promptly az
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. May -. 1879

Totals. .,.... 1919 10 ION 1857 iaola
The 'rrv.. "sns rate. we're ''. ss"ay
few car loads OF horned cattle we're held on safe:
* qSy ranged S s'' from s ss%%:n = eT rose
osl:S a = ears Of s.sss yais:
a. follows: i3 Missouri steers oise H. weights
weish, 81 ewt 10: Miss,ur steers !, io..e per To-.
- ,o % Missouri 'ssr, :. i"e ssi ~
~ Illinois steers at loo. Ioi4c prlb weight 81 ewt
st,er ioisc io,se pei d. weight "a ew 10. Illinois
at lo s ss sss' .o .s s: s
Illinois ,teers.so head AZ vs.c per ~ With = on pr
zoe per with 81 OF per head gu, s~,: IL nssa
4, lS m.s per y w-sA' = se. 3D., lo. Pc.
o. ps1 illinois bead steer sssA 0 ss Iii Illinois wa steers -
%,an Rsa Is s Ss'ss .,.s, ~ head
cses s~p.a .ss Is. .s Y S5 "ss,
a', sr, 4 s gssd ~,s q on psi head Ssss.
ssa; - head At io,se. y, ps.. weight. ! es,.
SoS sir:y G y. cSsy s ~ sI i Il
ger 'ss ss X S.,. ,sa e. So ss ysr.
j. ws,ss' 1s~s: . ii!''o' ..ss.s Ios per win
oe per H. ssss' cS W. waise soid Tor waissl
10 s POI g. win SOC S head
rs S.1 ss. s% .:.ss yer rh &
per 10, weight ! cw.: Missouri steers at ioke
Commission 81 Illinois steers At &c. per TO-. With
81 per head, weight 90 cwI Newton Holmes
sold ON commission ! i've weight $40 los,
ut &c per 10 oxen at slsc. per 10 weight . cwt.
Missouri sterts A. etsc per h.. With 5uc per head
weight ~ ewt - Missouri steers n.e. PEI H. weight
7cst y Missouri Steers q Iuc. 10, w'h Doe on
Aerton 81 llinois steers at Dar per b. wei hi "a
h. nd Ia head weight ~ cwt III Missouri steers at
per h. with soc on head, weight az cwt \, % Dom
nell sold Tor Wsixe AIieton ~ Tex oxen. 20 head
SIC per H.. - head &C. per NJ weights IA
scRnt. IN cwL. schnt u. ~amues sold Tor Morris rs
Texan oxen AZ nc per h.. with 81 on head weight IA
cwt ~ Illinois steers nj DAe per lb weight 6k
seant ~ linoi. steers asc H.. weight 81 cwt.
strong, IL Illinois steers NJ Dac. per h. weight twt ~
inu stscrs ~ Toe per ID, with 5pc per head ~
hend weight Ol cwt ~ Illinois steers ut IOic per ~,
weignt "a cwt ~ Illinois steers iOsc per N with ~
pn per mead on 10 head. weight "a cwt strong.
q. Kahn sold for Kahn Co 10 stlli led ohio
steers ~ ,Wsc Zoe per 10. weight ~ cwt -
sed bulls, live weight tOU lbs. head. at - s7
cwt W. .outerbsch sold for Walker A Ailcrton ~ Mis-
souri, at ec per h. with ~ per head weight
OF 80 Missouri steers at 9isc per h. with J,r. IN
per head weight ga * Illinois steers head ~
VAc per ib weight 81 cwt 80 head ~ Toe per w. with
81 per head on 10 head. weights o.. cwt ~ cwt
strong ~ head 40 iO4c. per h.. weights "a 80
cwt.; 20 heau nj IVAc- per h., weights Tls rwt
Scwt bulls, live wefght .JjS lbs had at sJ -
per ~ bails i've weight 40 ID head at ~ 10
per " Go'd-rhnidt sold Tor y. Morris ifJ stu led
steers At c. per lb weight ga cwt strong. - s
fed steers ~ SIC per To-, weight 81 cwt; 22f stcd
steers a. s'sc .sAc; per ~ weigh. IN ewt yoge
~ LOG, pof h. weight "a cwt % Illinois stesu io<e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED FIRM
FLOUR LoWER--wHEAT DULL AND IhREGU.
LAR-CoRN TIRMER-OATs sTEADIER-wHIs-
KEY FIRM-PORK NoMINAL-LARD LOWER
PETROLEUM DULL-oILs QuIEr-sPIRITs TUR-
pENTINE STEADY -RosrN sTEADY-CoFFEE
sTRADY-s SUGAR QUIET.
WEDNESDAY, May &c p N.
Business was almost every whore moderate and the
markets generally strong A noteworthy exception
WINS TO bo found in wheat, however, which was cx-
ceediug,y dull ana lower Corn scarce and Grm.
Oats Arm whiskey dull. Pork dull and nominal. Lard
without decided change.
CorrsE-For Rio and the market ruled quiet
arm at unchanged prices We note further sales per
Harold of $50 bags Rioon private terms. and at Bat
more 800 bags do per Dom Pedro 500 per
son on private terms Mild coTecs slow Quota
tons We quote ordinsry carsocs, 14,4c i4c fair
do 1870 a i6Mc good do, tic. IKE piimc do.
l7I.c i7slc for lots, l4i4c 191sc.;
Santos far good 16c l6tc gold, 10 days: Java
ernmc mt bags 2oc 81 c do mats, zoe. PIKE;
Singapore lie. lslzc Csylon 15c. $780, Maracaibo,
lshc al6Isc; Laeuayra. 1895 l6sc.; Jamaica i3c
Iec St. Domingo Isc 1895 Porto Rico. I5c IKE;
Costa Rica l4c Is Mexican. l5c. l61sc Macassar
TIC nIsc: Angostura. 15c 1890 (; savanilia, 13c
i6l.c Curacoa, I3c. u 141sc
CorroN on spot ruled quiet Mt about yesterdays
Futures were fairly active and closed steady
MT nm advance points yesterdays figures The
~ tim
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 3d. ls7s-TRIPLE SHEET.

H. with 81 OF per head 20 head sht 81 cwt.;
81 Illinois steers at lie per 10. weight 81 cst
SHEkP AND LAABs- Trade extremely dull and several
hocss held ON sale sheep sold 44c. s5sc. per 10:
suekin cham soa ias Ohio ssp ws,ss, ioiso os a,
ID Newton Holmes sd 80 Ohio sheep. weight 8 400
lbs, Sc. To-; ~ Ohio sheep weight 1850
lbs. SIZE 10. IS Tennessee lambs. wei hit 22o
lbs. 7c per ID Tennessee lambs weight $50 los,
weight $50 lbs 4.c per H. a26 OHIO sheep weight
80 T2O lbs f7sc per ID 10 Ohio sheep. wei 1880
lbs 4ac. per - Ohio she -. weight $500 lbs
4Ac Der To- 235 Ohio sheep. weight 81 $50 ts at sc
H.; 30 ohio sheep. weight sO lbs, Sc H. 34s
20 Jersey lambs weight 23O lbs. Jer-
sey lambs, weight 1910 lbs, at Sac. n; YJersey
lambs. weight 6oJ lbs. at DC h. Hume Elliott 20.
sold '6 Indiana sheep. weight ~ Us per head NJ isc
per head a, 4,se per H.: 10 Ohio sleep weigh.
81 lbs per head, At 81 20 per ewt.; 10 OHIO sheep
weight IL lbs head, 5sc h. ~ state sheep.
weight NJ lbs head 1T Sac. per ID - state sheep.
waigat - lbs per head AZ f4e per ID State amos
weight 9s lbs per head 4sc. per H.; 81 Kentucky
lambs weight 81 lbs head, at Ic per Ia. III ken
lucky lambs, weight 81 lbs heAd 81 80
Davis xlenbeck sold I0i Ohio sheep. weight 80
head. Age ID % state sheep. weight ~ lbs.
he ad age per 81 state sheep weight 80 lbs per
al. per 10 81 state lambs. weight IS lbs. per
head Id 1S6 tennessee lambs. weight 5o lbs
per head n 67lc. 67Sc. a 10. per To-
NILcH CowsA lew sales reported as $io sos heal
calves included
yEALs AND CALVES Trade slow. BGtermilk fed calves
sold sac per TO- Calves, from common TO fair at &C.
&C. per H.
HoGs.rhree loads Of Ohio hogs were sold live
weight; terms not reported.
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The Stock Market Dull and
Steady.
Government Bonds Strong, States Steady
and Railroads Firm.
MONEY ON CALL EASY AT 2As PER CENT.
WALL STREET,

WEDNESDAY,, May 22-6P. MI
Thcro the usual congregation OF would DO
busy brokers In the Board room this morning. Who
like the "bee" Of the departed Waite, were eager to
improve the 'sshining hour" had there been any
shining hour to improve. Unfortunately quite the
tho CASE for the hands OF tho clock told
OF nvc OF the dulest dreariesr that have been
passed in many day. There special feature
whatever IN tho market; no special operator who
had stomach for than hundr shares OF stock
or aspirations for moro than quarter per cont OF
profits As for the thousand share men they were as
scarce as are threo-botc this the year OF
Lord, and in taking themselves out OF he market
incy took away with them all orders, bust
and activity BY fits and starts Lake Shore
lively or dull strong depress d, not because tho
property was from hour to hour better worse, but
because the trading element treated 1t paroxy
bursts OF activity at moment and left 1t severely
alone al another What was true OF Lake Shore was
true OF the of the Market with tho possible ex
repton OF the St. Paul stocks, which in favor
tho day through and slowly increased in market value
until near the close. The sentiment with regard 10
this properly all runs In groove. That higher
prices to be reached is regarded fixed fnct.
The extraordinary earnings Of the road the favorable
business anticipated from the crop, the hope OF
steady dividends to be made and declared and the
fact that strong parties steady buyers, have
bogotten a confidence In the security which,
for the present ut least made II tho first avorte
Of the list. The Northwestern property, which In
many respects partakes OF the same benefits st.
Paul, remained dull and neglected. Tho stock Is
tainted by the handling II received in the election
contest and offers anythag but sweet and pleasant
to the speculative nostr Nor Is u likely to be
otherwise until some sort of liquidation lakes place,
tho election Itself still moot question: clears
away the dinfcully. Tho Ohio and Mississippi direc-
tors Cincinnati to-day 10 consider the proposed
plan OF reconstruction The anthracites wcro lower
'und somewhat weak account Of the moderate ad
fixed for the price OF COAL and the rost Of tho
market remained steady simply because there was
nothing disturb tho equilibrium OF the inactivity
which prevailed
OPENING PRICES.
The opening prices OF stocks at tho Board to-day
we're follows:-New York Central, 10SA; Erie,
l21s; Lake Shore, 62S; Wabash, 143s; Northwestern
1919; do preferred NJ; Rock Island, 1ossS; Nil.
waukec and St Paul, 5lh; do. preferred, 77A Della
ware Lackawauna and Western. 55ss New Jersey Gen.
trail, 22N; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 55n Morris
and Essex. soy; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
10S1; Ohio and Mississippi, Ok; Western Union
s2h; Atlantic ana Pacific Telegraph, 2l14; Pacific
Mai, 1sx.
cfOarvc ouor rrnws
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non-fundabIe; District OF Columbia three sxty-6ve
sold at .9-an advance or5s
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were strong aud moderately active,
with the largest advance in Union Pacific sinking
funds. which sold up to 99X-a rise OILY per cent.
The other changes wcro as follows: An advance Of
per cent In Ohio and Mississippi consois, u In do.
sinking funds aud Michigan Central sevens and y In
Central Pacific hrss (Caliornia and Oregon branch).
There u decline OF u in G., q. and l. G. nrs.s,
ana in New jersey Central nrsts consos (assented).
MINING SHARES
The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco day:-Gould l. Curry,
OK: Savage, 0; Chollar Po,osi. "a; ophr, 34A;
Hale Il Norcross. o; Crown Point 81; Yellow Jacket,
TX; BelcheI "a; Virginia consolidated, Is; Califor-
MA lsk; Overman, s; Raymond & Ely, 21s; Best h
Belcher, 10; Union consolidated &; Alpha, 10h;
Sierra Nevada, Al; Mexican o; Eureka consolidated.
81 III Justice, Al Utah, 9,G; Tip Top, *; Navajo, H.
The closing prices In San Francisco were az fol.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

The total sales OF stocks tho Board to-day aggrc
gated 40 OIL shares
The receipts and shipments OF wheat and corn at
Chicago and Milwaukee folIows:-
Chicago-Receipts Of wheat, LEG, 279 bushels: ship
ments g. l02 do receipts OF corn, 500 072 do. ship
ments 1926, 275 do
Milwaukee Re ceipts OF wheat, OF 200 bushels;
shipments 92 700 DO. receipts of corn, 4.400 do;
shipments. 200 do
There has been remarkable increase In the earn
ings Of the Western Union Telegraph Company during
the past two woeka Last week there an increase
of SCI 600 tho corresponding week Of 1877, ana
In the previous week an increase Of $40. 600.
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The foRhlGN MARKET
The London advices reported consols down 10
6 5.l6, and at the close up TO 96,< a 961, United
uates bonds were y a u lower at the opening, but
,losed shade better Erie sold at 10 tor the common
and 81 for the preferred. New Jersey Central fol,
or TO 23 ana recovered to 23ts Illinois Central ad.
yanced TO so% Bar silver declined TO 53t4d per
ounce. The Bank OF England gained fs, 900 bullion
to-day on balance. Al Paris rencs 1lol. 10c.
and rcac ed TO 1901. 90c, and exchange on London
vas quoted at 25r 1870 The closing prices Lon
don werc:--consos Tor money and account, e61
p6Is; new AZ per cent bonds, 1919; hvc-twen,y
bonds OF 1861, 100 1ooh; tcn-iorty bonds, 1857;
nyes OF 1881, 1905; Ere common shares 10; do.
preferred shares. 3iA; New Jersey Central, 23h;
limos Central S0A.
STATE
state bonds at the Board steady, with sales OF
georgia SKIES, Missouri sixcs OF 1881 or 100, DO.
sxss OF 1885, North Carolina sixcs special tax, tnrd
class: Ohio skies Of 1881, and South Carolina sixss
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Corporation Counsel whitney has given opinion
that the Common Council have power 90 pass ap
ordinance aboishing ices collected IRON tho business
community by Inspectors OF weights and measures
The Aldermen have gwen PORN 'ssIon 10 ox-Judgs
PEABODY TO place in the General fern room Of tns
Supreme Court med ion ncFd N marble, OF the lat,
David Graham.
ID Is undsfstood that the name OF democratic Az.
sempi, man viii TO sent Ia 10 the Board OF Aldermen
on Tuesday ncxtby Mayor by, los confirmation as
Excise Com missioner, 10 MI the pace made vacant
w 100 removal vi George W. Mvrtoa
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL,

LIvkRrooL. May esp. NJ
Cotton sales OF the day included 800 bales Ameri-
can. Futures quiet. but firm.
Provisions s5s cwt. for American. Pork. 44s
bbl for prime
37s 3D. per ewt spirits turpontne,
23s I'D. 24s per cwt.
LoSDos May 22--5 80 4. VI.
Produce Spirits turpentine 24s 3D. rs. Cd per cwt
Refined petroleum. 39sd. ~ Odd per gallon.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
LiyERPO0L. May ~. 1873.
Pork-Esstern NIL at ss estcrn duii 4Js Bacon
Cumberland cut du At 2's 90 short rio dull ut DIS I'd
long dull 2ss clear au Mt 2os amsTs,ng
dull ia shoulders dull NJ 2Ds. BvoiInaia
duii at SIS; dull at 1865 prime dull
7ss. Lnrd-irims wcstrrn duh At 3Js Iaiiow-irme
city 37s Sd furpcntine Spirits dull As 3D.
kosin Common duh at 5s. hnc duh NJ It's Checs. r
American dull ut 5ss Lard oil dull 3 Flour
Extra -tate dull ITS i'd Wheat-Sc spring auit
I'D No. spring aul at ss ioi winter duh at It's
Iuu Soft dali 26s Sd Tor old aud 25s. Tor
new co.tonseed oii-ieiiow American, none In market
FINANCIAL.
LospoS. May 22-4 80 r. VI.
Cousois % 7fG for both and account. New
Jersey Central consois. III New Jersey central. 23t.
uuitcd states ~ per cent bonds, ioI1s, new nves
IUGTs
Paris sdvces quote five per rentcs oof oc for the
PARIS. May -. 1878.
Exchange on London. 25t i5Lf. Tor short sight
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-Stainsd-,ooG ordinary, S9ac strict good ordinary.
elkc middling 91i6c middling. ~ 3-l8c For fu-
delivery the salss have been Enthusiastically.
after r. M-Junc, 500 nxies at 12st. 800 at LITE
July, ~ 3,c 800 NJ II 37c. August 100 At 3sc,
1000 i.39c 200 at y 4oc September 200 a. io,c
To-day mp MAY. 80, bales at li3oc.. 10 AZ
al IL 3ic.. 700 At II 32c.. 5000 at II SIC, $500
nj ii.35c.. 200 at ll.36c., 1000 at Ii.3fr.. 400
At II 35c. 200 at li.3ic.. 400 at ls6c.: July.
900 ii42c 400 IL 43c.. 300 at H. f5c.. eop at
ii 4ic. 100 IL 43c. loo 1is2c. 200 II 5tc,
500 i4lc. 100 at IL 4ic. August. 1,MD at li,c.
7vO 4c 100 ut i4Sc 400 AZ u Ale, GOO ~ lI5ic
DO al IN 45c, 700 46c.. 400 Life 700
H. 4Sc September, 100 at II 0jc 800 at IL O6c 1900
2DO iLO7c 200 at lI.Eic., 800 ~ Use. 80
07s 1UO 1T i.ooc 2UO ut l. i0c: Octoper 100
sac, 800 iOs5c, 800 At 10 SIC November. 800
ioT5c December 1U1 at 10 Toe, lou at 10 TIE go ut
10 Tie March. 400 at lie. Apu 100 at osc 5op AZ
ioc Total 1880 BALES Grand total ii.Goo 100 DC.
tober IOs7c 100 Dee smber, iu77c. toget 05c pad
I,y y24 bales: consolidated stock. 81 3J3 bales.
Tue averages yesterdays forward deliveries oci
reported the bulletin, were n follows May II zoe. !;
June IL c5c July. 35c. August. IL 3sc September.
10 9,c October 10 77c.; November. Io6Tc December
65c March. 10 OJc Pucs bid at one T. May tl2sc.
june III 3sc July, IL 43c August ~. 4bc September,
IIO7c October, 10 SIC November. 10 Tfc. Decense
10 74c: January 1Ot2c. February. 0Nsc. March
Iu.Dc pril. Hose. First call July. so u fJc.
August sd at ~ Ate October 900 At 10 S5c December
100 nj 10 Toe Apn 100 at at II uc 100 1T gc total
3?OJ bales call; July, ioOat II &c September
200 At HOE Iot.. 80 hates Ihird call July, ivo
pieces compared with yesterdays were as toows:--
tl.I.as No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-23

Nov Orleans, 712; Mobile ga savannah. 49, Chatles
Ton Asa: ilmington 81: Norfolk 37i: New tors Is;
Beaten 5:ss: PhIaaelphia, To- Total 29I5 bales This
day asi week 3Giy bales THIS dav last year bales
Total .ince September 33s palrs night
FLorR asp RE ceipts -i2 ls2 bbls Hour ~. $40
bushels wheat ~ $50 do corn. 81 800 7Hj do
rye $40 10 malt 1914 do barley AS do seeds aud 5,7
packages corn meal The -four market ruied du I5e
25e lever Tor all grades. closing nominal reduced
quotations The sales we're 1900 bbis inc uding state
Western ana southern, at prices within tho appended
range Hyc -four easer with moderate sections
Corn mi nj sold 10 the extent Of 800 bbs AZ Tor
Eramaswiue 4. 40 81 65 for Western aud New Jersey
yellow 300 bags city sacked sold per iU