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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-28
BARNES HOTEL,
MISSES IPPI CITY,

T'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE LEASED FOR
Il term Of years this celebrated Watering
Place noted for it's healthfulness beautiful
scenery. FINE SEA BATHING and FISHING.
semi distant from New Orleans and Mobile on
the NeW Orleans and Mobile Railroad, ride
and accessible by direct railroad and tele-
graphic communication to all parts Of the
country and with accommodations uneQualed
by ANY HOTEL ON THE GULF COAST.
intend to make, BARNEs HoTEL G the most nnt
comfortable and desirable house in the South.
both for SUMMER and WINTER RESORT.
,Invalids Will find every delicacy, comfort and
attention, while the votares Of pleasure will be
5 MRd IE N PrN 10Th BkAss and s1ENG
ALL OTHER GAMES productive of health
and amusement.
The Bar will be furnished with Wines and
Liquors, PURE and Of the best to be pur-
chased
- We appeal by right of our past reputation as
liberal Hotel managers to the generous sup
port Of our people. for whose benefit We make.
as below. our rates as low as consistent with
keeping FIRST-CLAsS HOUSE.
Guests will be received at any time from date.
The House will be fully opened on the first Of
June.
TERMS:
Board, per day: ................,.,. % 50
Board, per week Is %
Board, per week, per month ,,..,......... II %
N. b FREE OF CHARGR.-Excursionis
and other parties will find at Barnes Hotel
magnificent Picnic and Encam pment Grounds
Of fifteen acres. shaded with live oaks. with
privilege Of Bathing and Fishing and are
cordially invited to partake thereof
CHAS. +. sMEDES, Agent.
JOHN f. ROWLAND.
rny1 pm Proprie+ors.
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Commercial and Financial Matters.
The brig Carrie Bertha arrived yesterday
from Mantanzas with $50 hhds OF sugar.

One Of the items Of the cargo Of the steamer
1Iaytinn, which cleared yesterday Tor Liver
pool was $4,000 bushels Of corn In bulk.
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COM N ERCIAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Monday Evening May o. 1878

GENERAL REMARKS.-This has been n
warm. sultry and showery day. General bust
| ness wore the dull aspect it generally does Oh
blue Monday"
The advices from abroad regarding tho Cot
ton markets being favorable to-day. the inquiry
here fair. there were sales to-day of 1850 bales
at an advance Of &c.
For Flour there was quite good demand. and
there was a sale OF ono lot Of 500 bbls for the
Islands, manufactured by the New Orleans
FIGURING Mills. The saes to day footed up 1891
bbs, and the market closed quiet steady and
unchanged.
Though there have boon fair receipts of Corn
Meal they are not excessive, and holders are
still asking last weeks prices. while buyers are
indisposed to meet their demands expecting
an early decline.
In Pork tho early advices to-day from tho
West, particularly from Chicago, being favor
able indicated an advance in price Of about
l5c " Dbl. This had an effect here and some
small sales were made ut 80 Later in tho dav
the Chicago market was reported weaker and
our market was sensitive enough to feel tho in
fuence of the change. and closed auiet and
easy at IS 1880 bbls being sold ut that price,
OF Dry Salt Meats there is ut present a full
supply. tho demand being very dull and prices
are quiet.
There is n moderate supply of Bacon Shout
doris. with fair iobbing demand.
Owing to the scant supply of Hams In this
market. and an advancing market in the West.
this product Of the hog is ruling very strong
In price.
The sales of Corn summed UP 1850 sacks at
from 50 to 56c II bushel
Sugar was quiet and steady Receipts 1914
hhds: sales. 3S hhds.
COTTON-Under tho influence of favorable
advices from abroad and the fair inquiry the
marke ct closed strong at an advance of an &c,
with sales Of l75o bales. The following is the
official closing Of the Cotton Exchange
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Between municipal departmental and State
taxes. the Bulletin says an average Partisan
family pays 800 francs per annum OF taxation
counting the family OF four individuals.
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New York has held on to the old-timc omni-
bus with persistent conservatism. despite the
manifest superiority Of the street railroads,
but there are strong Indications that tho ON
nibus lines will soon have completely disap-
peared. Tho Madison street line which was
valued Mt $250,000 year ago, was sold under
the hammer last Monday for $4,000. That
Zine and two others. the Twenty third street
and Fifth Avenue lines, are MI that arc left OF
twenty-five lines that were in operation a few
years ago.
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Thus far this week. s2lso.4l2 81 s279.56o Is
The money market generally Ia quiet. The
offerings Of paper arc light and rates for money
easy.
We quote exceptional paper 7f@s v cent; Al
do 90lO; second grade do d: loans on col
aterals COB: Al mortgage paper s1sD10; second
grnde do % u cent per annum.
Gold is uuiet and firm.
Foreign Exchange easier.
Sight quiet.
State Consols weak ut 7394@b7i.
Premium Bonds easy at 34Ga3i a.
Stocks dull.
Gold opened In Now York ut 1905, and closed
nj 1Ol. Here it opened ut 1oo7s@1o1's. and
closed at lOl@101a. Sales-S50O0 at 1O1; $4,000,
$4,000 and $1,000 at sl0tM.
STERLING SALES $4,000 bill of lading ut
4s5 'p@nia6; CloOD and $1,000 do ut ts5ls. Bank
sterling c@4s9: commercial bills as5@4so
FRANCS-Bank francs -; commercial $1,000
5.16a,
sTGHT-Ban sight a: commercial h@3-1G "
cont premium.
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LAKE! LAKE!! LAKE!!!
MONTROSS AND SHADY GROVE.
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI,
Now Open For the Reception of Guests.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
Ia announcing to his friends and the
season to offer Increased comfort and addi-
tional recommendations to hia many patrons.
Having leased the SHADY GROVE HOTEL for
torn of years will keep same In connection
with the MONTROSj HOUSE. Both hotels
have been thoroughly renovated and refltted,
situated directly on the beach, affording fine
Ing. bathing and fishing Of the finest descrip-
ton, No expense will be spared to make the
every respect. Terms reasonable. Special
Rates to Families and Permanent Guests
Meals to Exeursionists 81. with privilege of
mys4m P. J. MONTROSs. Proprietor.
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Cotton on sh1pboard as per account OF the
Cotton Exchange Is as follows: Liverpool
| 1924 bales. Havre 1915. Bremen 1l2l Medter-
ranean 49,. Spain IN, coastwse 2l5s; total 27 7O8
bales. This. taken from the stock at noon as
noted at the Exchange leaves in presses IS ill
| bales.
| The receipts at all ports, consolidated. as per
toIegrams to the Cotton Exchange, show totals
| bales against 414o bales last Sunday and Mon
day 149o last year and 1899 the year before last
| The movement at ports for three DAYS up to
! u N. to-day. is given haloW:
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CORN-Inauiry moderate and market steady.
aes350 sacks yellow mixed at 53c.. 1900 and
1000 white Mt SIC " bushel.
OATS-Dull $50 bags choice sold Mt 35c u
bushe.
BRANIs in limited request and easy at 75c p
100 h.
HAY-Plentiful and weak. 200 bales choice
BULK CORN Market dull. with fair sup
plies. Mixed 436D44c. white 46N147c.
POULTRY-Old chickens a.: young 50 5000
ducks 1908 80: geese s4G5; turkeys sl2@l6 u
EGGS-Western 1o012c: Louisiana 12@15c %
RICE-Is firm. No. . 4ac: common 4%0
Size ordinary 5's@512c. fair ga 06c good GA@
613c prime 6s4@7c. choice 7'4@75s sc u fb.
SALT-We quote dealers prices from their
warehouses at 85@9Oc y sack for coarse; 81 o5
oil 10 for fine. Turks Island dull and neg
lected: held at 3O@32c y bushel. Table salt In
WHISKY-The demand for this article Is
moderate and in prices scarcely any change
from day to day. We continue to note old
stock neglected and dull. We quote choice
Cincinnati 81 O3@1 o. fair to good Western and
Louisiana six per cent $1@1 03.
BUTTER-Moderate stock. Demand fair.
Choice New York creamery 92@33c; New York
creamery good 28030c; New York good 24@25c
low and medium grades 1S022c. Western
choice. fresh packed 2o@22c; good do14@15c;
low grades 8D12c.
W0OLrSmall lots of the new crop are coming
in. but meet a poor market and nom inal prices.
We quote bury 9@1oc; Louisiana clear 1s@2oc
CHEESE ~ Prime Western factory Ollie;
good do 100 iO1ac. New York cream 141s@l5c.
STARCH-In fair demand at &c In lots.
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Received Same time Same time
lnHa Friday. last weak lnSt Naar

Receipts at ports since September I.....4 Jas 2s7
Receipts same time last year. ST. 773
Receipts same time year before. ..... A oos 1857
The consolidated report for three days gives
exports to
G. B. Ere. Con. Chan. Stocks
This week 2 535 2S7 291 ,374
Last week =. 1885 31S -. 323,5s9
This week last
year 6.167 1910 449 973
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Are quoted as follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool 5-16d@Id to Re-
vel d; to Bremen ID; to Boston. Providence
Fall River. Philadelphia and Baltimore, via New
York. Nc; to New York nc; grain to Liverpool
9a@lod, and : to Bremen y quarter
BY sai-Cotton to Liverpool5 l6@ I'D: to Havre
&c; to Bremen Nc: to Genoa H@lc; grain to
Liverpool I'D.
SUGAR-Receipts 1914 hhds sales 3S hhds.
The market is quiet and steady.
We quote: Inferior GO; common to
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Monday Evening, May 27. 1878. J
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
In store and on shipDoard Sept. l, 1877. q 1856
Gross receipts since Saturday 20s3
Gross receipts previously. .642 572-1 ga 655
Excess in actual stock made from
linters. loose, etc. since Septem-
Dor 1.......,,..,.........,,... 1885
Total supply Observation-Disclosures. 1.G7s. 1886
Exported to day. -..............- 500
Exported previously 500. sop 1893 oil
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NOTED FOR IT'S HEALTH-R RESTORING
QUALITY.
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Montgomery County, Virginia.

THIS POPULAR SUMMER RESORT WILL
y, Il be opened on SATURDAY. June l. 1878 for
the season, under the new management OF
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COTTON MARKETS

7
~ @l - =. ~ a - ,,1,. ~, -, -
Nhb'!it ''t'' t' i''"i "a; -, - 49,,
pos bU"~ -'"'h. - ispi pal,, 80: 20 pli.,'
wg.bN it'tl!s ''V "''s' sH'"'"'' i'-- '"'S 9'ie''
i, 30 49, z.. 90 C,ttor ,,,,r- ATtrun. 1882. Ioyy
hNIh' it' Ht ~ ," l. - -,:. it
AI"'- -, ~,,rf -, ~. ,,riir.nt GS l,i... fcosf
eros, - - -, f ,,r'' ia i,,i.s 't, =
wise ~" Nt '-' sl' 49, 49,. 80 - 20 a.
o~i Dates "'t"t I't =" '"'' - - "i,i
exports L. r ''i'i H. % 49, 'o'S'"'9'' o'' p'''si
S'' ''- 1f,4t ,,t., ann, .f,,tiin, lIi,s. low Ng;d
dNuE l1'-' '"Ua 'iVliN 49, i't ~ 'P'H' % O"i'
40 uait.; hIo,k, l,-5 nii'7' "'tNN l't ti7s
22li rts gross j2-o bales eNI OEls 10 Great bsIh'
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN Markets,

LIVERPOOL MAY 3l-Pork-Lastern. dan at % West.
ern du at AZ EaConCumOerlaud ca; Cu AZ 20; short
Hb dul &c.. Long clear irmer az 1854; short Ctar
ATS Cd Hams-LongCUt steady also Shoulders steady
at IO2; Prime Mess dulI at 10. lard-Prme Western
At "a Cd IalOwPme city duh az 81 81. Turi"ntne
spirits duh % 6. ROsnCOnmOn dull AT 81; Einc du
al 10. Cheese-Ameucsn ChO,ae dun al 30. Lara on
dull at 3d. Fiour-EXtTa state dull az 20; Wheat NO
! spring duh at 9 cd; No, spIL2 dun az y %;
Winter dull Ia 2i. Corn Old Mixed SOFT cullat - bc
New. dun at 239d Cotton seed Oh-ieAo" Ameneab'
in the market
Iiiddlug Upani- ~ 81 Middirg Orleans. Gsd LOW Mlf
ding Upauls J7-j Coca Ordinary tptncs. j'Iod Gram
ay Up!auds I'D sales Of the Gay l2pOD bales, lntu g 81
900 bales speculation and export Receipts iOJ bAes,
all American. Futures igd 'l8 better; tpisnds Low
aung clause, June and July dciIv O2d lpana', Low
UIauG Low MiddlIng clause August ana reite tl de'
livery 80 3D.; pands Tow Mfcng CLAUSE september ana
October delivery, G2s also Ol 2d l!and- Low AanAhS
clause New shipped November ANA D'ctlnbc SAT- et
Spectators took l3OOD bales; total STOCK, o6OuuO Dafs
900 btes total bales; American,
actual export 5000 bales amount Of cotton
2lONOO bales efiCau, IStiD b1s 1ofNaliel
from the ships Size direct to spinner 5000 nales AW1.
the week. $1,000 bales T. receipts ~ Nheat
FOR the past three days $4,000 qrs including 22VOo
qr.. American. ,,.
3d. Tor california CluD. Corn - 5d per a. Tor Ne"
Mixed Western. Barley d. per bush Cheese o. yt tWt.
the gaGcs American Bacon p per cW Tor Long
Clear M.idl,s, ana % tor short Gear Middlts. 49,
included $500 oIcs American. EufuTt.-l pEiH7, 10" si'
ding cai- jane ami Julv Genvtiy. 6GLi tldhGs, 10"
Aiddhug aus. ard sep, -Iu1,r delivery. Osd.
LIyEtIuDI. .Iay J-G DiA-bi,on, &5bd. per c"t' iOr
ANEWL.l. Nav 3l.-HttloiDuu, "a 2hcs loI me pae
American. Lara closed al II = 1Orins per % A0s.
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$4,000 bush No q June 44,as4oc closing 44tc bid 4Sc
asked July. 45,2d 469c. closing 40 &C.
bid 46ssc.. asked do, August 45c. bid, 47ac asked
OATS lc. lower sales, $4,000 BUSH; No; Whte
l. 29l4a30igc:: Mixed Western. 279SSoc; White White
Western 3Od36c; latter choice Mixed state - 2G
29c; White state. 30d35c including 10000 bush 40
Milwaukee. 5O2c; 1000 bush No Chicago 3O4dg92c
part for export 10 900 bush. No ]. July, 30sscFEED
Without important change; trade moderate ..BEANS-
dull, unchanged.
GUINNESS Quiet; 9ladlOi4c. for Domestic Banging
HEMP, ETC-Quiet, firm Jute Butts 29iqz,s en-. cnr
rency, the spot; Manila liz mp os0'c; slsai o"s~
5lsc.; Jute 44d5iIc., all gold. o,,--,-
HAY AND STRAW-We quote SGrtn hiy tI,e Slppng
4Od45c Long 4Oao5c. and short aud oat oo@4Oc
cash
HIDEs-Quie sales 420o Dry Corpns Christi niso
private terms City Slaughter OK SIC, currency Oter
qualities remain rs last quotations .-,... c..
HOPs-ecclps the week 449 bales total since sep
TENDER 1871 $50 bales total for same plOd IN Ioo
7jI22 export carances for the week 20 bales ota
September 1871 10 S26 bales total Tor same pcOd
1876 700 baesstatc 1879 lOc EastelD oGoc 40
Nearling, 2d3c. Old. ld2c . VII,
quiet unchaugel receipts past week. $50 sides zJ'
bales exports tlnc 23JOO SIDES VIZ, I0oOV " Eng
land, 3, 900 To the Continent
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Wv IL - ,p Sold. "A lllro. -irr.~ liza d. AT . 49, IS r.,
al ,r1 ,.r,,. tn ,u, f az !ul.c. - u.
An iut ~ 1rr 1d II limos -rgIs cwt at &c,
81, n
d'7 in. ~" ,..,'' ', ~ rs III do = wi a, u,
d. '' 80. 81 Ii,'i III. l.r y sorti.! 10 color
NV. ~ ,,,nf 90, W, e.; ~ tn : 10 H. m nHe.: 50 Il.
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- t,'pul sold OF Wa.x.i Abortion: = I'iuo., Steers,
al ttr 80 % i. u. l,tts H. ~ &c lrho II taCl
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III, D." % 3d., 81, ,,-.f..r ,i,,tnr. Ia turns Steers
~ .r 10 . l,,s! each: 81 d.. l2if H. ~ GLE,
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THIRD BOARD-2:30 p. NJ.
FRIDAY, May 3i-P.M

FRIDAY, May 3i-P.M
The situation in mercantile and commercial
circles has shown no improvement during the week
ending to-day. There has been some recovery from
the extreme depression in the price of hog products
but breadstuffs have steadily declined, following a
fall III the European markets. The iron and steel
markets are IN more unsettled condition than ever
before reported, the position of the foundries beng
made worse by the higher prices asked for coal.
These prices in time will probably so reduce the
consumption of anthracite as to cause a scrions
break in the price of that, and bring about another
failure of coal combinations" General merchan-
disc has moved slowly, the trade having been little
more than a hand to-mouth business although n
large auction sale of domestic dry goods was made
at a concession from regular prices equal to hand
some profit The Senate Of the United States, BY
It's passage of the bill prohibiting the further pay
ment of lcgal-tender notes, has guaranteed Il pro-
longcd ana indefinite period of uncertainty To ali
business transactions in this country, which is
already felt both i'll the legitimate and speculative
markets.
On the stock Exchange, the action Of the Senate,
by Il vote sufficiently large to override veto, was
greeted rs a new lease of life to all men who live
by their wits rather than by the sweat OF the
brow and the market Immediately responded bya
general higher range of values. To Spectator
there is nothing more dctesiahc than an ordinary
degree OF certainty. Fluctuations are the blood
ana air of speculation, and il matters
not whether gold Is about 100 or about 100 50 long
rs It is uncertain whether it viii stay at either
figure. Hence on only moderate amount of busi
ness 63S,97S shares, the week has been one Of M
usual fluctuations, and the final sales, which not
up To the highest figures, slow advance ranging
from l. TO IL per cent. The executions are Lake
shore, which only gained - Michigan Central and
Wabash. which close the same cn last Friday
Hannibal and 81. Joseph, which lost 81; Pacific
Mail, winch lost Union Pacific j, and Hannibal
and 81. Joseph preferred l. per cent.
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Money was ~ ample supply. but slad' G'Iuor.
cal luJ;. hong az tu,- &C. hugh a9 81 - co., railway
collateral, though sine more common oh3i-'' w'rr
Sal. con- Government bond, the IItr- were . ~.
Clum.r.i.l Paper d., Iu limited supply, "!' good
a.,uaud exists lor d af 81 prr cent and upward.
The United State. lru-wri 81 VI ,.'lution today
received ~I..ccC0 National hank mote, 'n, r.-
drap'..u. I.c customs receipt" were r.'oVo.
and internal r,. .Au, r,,,.its TbUOouo. The i"I-
lnaiu. I-... tlr.Iu-- IIU-' lt,rHt today ur-
r,ncy exchange. r1O,Iu..-5 : currency balances.
2HO~ 81: gold Laurt-, l2.Ju l,~l-; "au gold
lal1uc.-. e. l.D..,rtO.
~. prospect %. p-acrailr .cttlrac.! II d.,
yrs.i questions iu., tt,u HH Dc and England o'rl-
stoned y further buofHucy 90 British 'pu-o-. which
closed e.; Iui price. though t4t'd states sr'Uu-
ties showed I..tIc variation. in American railway
securities tl.!r WH- smart advance. ~
f We ly I.,,tiu. 81 The directors. hrd Yesterday.
.a!.luciiou Mas .u-d, go tAc minimum I.ir OF dis
count az thr Ilak # England to.l . pr cont while
DID tie outside market iL',c-mout., hui, ai' ICE
p, .ri,d at ~. The amount oi huluon winch won't
into tlr EJuk during thc Wr,h Na- - 1000. and
rll-uOJ La. since been VltL..a"n "n " balance.
ilI silver Vu. lower. declining tp '5'- ponce ID"
ouurr iucI.h standard. Ihr following aIc il"
highest ANA lowest prices ot ,tculir- i" The "tcA,
n..d th, closing sales to-day dAd week a-o
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I-Il-anLsl only moa r.tc lonDns 1.mana. pr,c. un-

c,'.ie,d
t.rf-tr- Vinufri nc: only q ING Trade
NV ,.si a,tr - g.. io., siG-,, = aas2 TO-
t5 Naa 1os.n lra"r- oaJc loh,r,, s,.' tr''ch
w. ,,t.,of., ir,t.d4 ,-d ,Lc iti,l ,q IL..
g. o ,,. irrr,., .-a soc. Wuiuur. IL Iac. ~.
EN-. 49, ,r a1i! Mite. a. qc Saijn,- 10 IYi.c or
tt,,. ana &c. II quarter boNr-. itmous - 2j0
=, 80 or e-t oo - 50 ri bon and Spa bbl ruc
rn,- i,a-.r Dol 1850 lN auction -- 800 tl-c- NUitu
Orange, ~ 5p4t5.Oi LEO blAr, Ncs'ra ana Palermo
40, -5"o0$i 30, 9'JJ dp. do Lemons - Quasi TO- by
'rI1Tt AED HEAL-FI1I .r.-Marict dun and very
,, D., 3D. ,..-,f Jsuntt urrruI .l and iolbing inquiry
i ,'r. snail r5r.,'s ,o sliiy ur@ want, sales %"
10 bl... lu,I,i. .,.b bHs Minnesota INtIa
50 ~ - ur fnc whole rlurr, loo Ubs
N,i,r wheat tNtr1. - ic'+j 1!: 400 ots
iTr f,i IN, We; lt,- 90 - co t.obnl- ,up.riu'
"a q IA ID. 600 lI, No. T., - % - OF tie sales. 100
III. T,rr Tor ,..ori Quotations: 49,. e. s. -
,.g. .l,,iuEc state uud Wr.tgII. - apdr3 so; com
mon io an Extra state - Iuuti lV Fi to choice - -
I a.. Ch.,,, Id Iul., 80 90 20. COmi4Ou Good Vest
a. in''.. "a. 'rn,I f., Ag.c, G5as7 Com.
v, - ood Fyir, imn - 1upti g.; COCO - choice do
",,4 .l.f,rc.ntt , i.AirI. Il ..4FI % NIX
fi'rr. ~, = ~. ,.,.r. -51ss -; ~;raelt 80 D
~ ,i.i',t l a. - vim Aoi. KING Lie, ii..
49, tIs t,it, common. H. i.,r4 .iG.i 30: ia.r
70 ,.aa Co., - g5o5, a. GOOD to 'oce Family. ttcf7 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

UNION CROP.

| MErALs-lneot Copper gme unGhansedi Lake, d6't
rg Tin steady sales 1000 sabs Slrns private terms IN
accumn ang; sales 400 tons N9' and private terms
Scotch Ls steady s3es 100 tons 10 a i
iron unchanged. Leai~C Common Domestic Sl,e.; Refined
Tn2saits. Ii-e.: English, llol4Lc.: BancA 17g7lc..
= AZ 90 core I'm : - rs. do Tcrnr "A ~ L1aS5,
Sld American 9 &l5 50Gsi7 So; No sl5 500
iG 80, Farse jd.I5 30 scoich~Gone.s ga Glen.
gawoch -, go 30 Egnion w 5oat2i crap 80
MoLA,N quiet steady at. a. - @ ior
Common TO ag ana tSS I9a O WIN safes u ''O
NAVAL sTGRE5@ spirits luIpentlne steady quiet 20 qc
Common 10 Good strained IL 45asl J2i Tar ana t1ch
10Ci.XN IREIGHr. berth and charter room br
pcoay he oracr were in demand rates generally stsadcr
n 1860 bush corr, I'D 50 n 200 ties Bet Gs 81
io9 n l6 from ccieo qnott 3o5 500 bales coi5n
Id; so,o bis flour through freight 2. Vi London
$500 bbl~ Four through fr' III. = ~! 100 bcs h.s va
Bur-l snp- I5 tons on berth T. 900 bush. cram
~! ~, Wv eri ~ Gsgow scam b. 900 bush Gr4in 3d. 80
o. 900 DO do" private term. 400 pkr. Bnttrr l'o12
yatc terms. 80 tons Provisions, ".-. gu Atyrt
,a per American sap; A2' ~, OK p. Pr"yGn2
9 n o47s o. steam ls9oQ s2,h Grain I?G rG I'D,
p'n,nt bGli. li skins. 800 cas-, Capnrd Goods al go
ry ' r-13 Is to'aaa 80 pa:s Pioiion., 50 nia.
iri H'.., 81 10. - bIr. cofiGn 49, c6nIics,,d: -
bh- Lard OH the; lGo ha.4 C".r' ''ci 20 t. ti n
iasii mart 81 above dran and Scr iL cargo ci4Iitr,
g. ia. ItIiaa barb a,ci rorl the Bristol Channel
7. %a..,,2 i. 10 .o,,o dam 900 ,r,. d. b.. 7si
An.rcn bark laG,rirr 't 20 me i e., 10
we.isu brgto Tho H,ltc 100 pbl. refined do private
80 81 s,'l NO = ~. y roo TO-, &. I'D: American
n ,a,, ON ne b1-I.ot 5c ' aa't -. 81 tons TO- ont
i,I o1s to i'Ii.aud. o'ai private tylio, nom Honaon,
Aaeuc,n bug, 40 tons 10 the sou'l 'ie OF CUBA Coal
OH cAKI.-~tsacy quiet: Ve.teIn Bag 9io453O 81, cur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

TIe InnI.-.t I0-,IIg W. -f1One ~ c0u-0I- and
ca.I,r foi United state, bonds. IL Paris iHr = p'r
cent IIclrh rrut,s RANGED between lu''" and
Il13.is closing to-day ~ I.}2l2 against luJHO,
tL, closing Price q week ago. -" quote SIGHT r.-
change ou London az &j.l t. q, against -. ~ last
FRIDAY.
Mr. OroIge =. II,uduck-ou was today admitted
a. a ,u.Itnrr of -, NrW-l ort stock NChantc.
The following were tAc receipt, and disbursement $
of IN. 'nIicd States Assistant Treasurer a. Ncw-
Vol. for the month OF May: