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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

tryggroo Jny 2l-l2:3O u. m-CottOn- Easier sellers
leans 70; sales bales including LOO btles or srecu
laton EXPORT Receipt, 23O Ioies inclu'ilng 10
uy delivery 6aS d do Judy August delivery ~" Sill
do. Aug aud Sept mber delivery CSsgd; DO sep mDer
ilyery 67,,d Futures weak
Low Miadhng clause November aud December delivery sd
IIyHGPOOI- July .l-jlJ ym.CottOnIhe salrs o The ay
included 800 bales American Futures osed In buyers
AuGuslA July 2I.-coron quct; Mndnns. lie; Low Md
ding o'ac Good OIdnary 9tc'; receipts OaoS' sAie'
BAfnMonE July 2l.-cotion dull; Hiding lac; Low
Midalng as: Good Ordinary. oc net receipts, ho1e
Frosi 23I bales; exports coaswi~e. 90 bales SAFES IIo
o@. Gnp; 10 oriou steady; Miding l2c; Low
ding, Ac Good Ordinary lptc net receipts ~ oaieS
CsAmtEsfSs JAY 2I-Cotron quiet Middlnc Ii hall &c;
Low SiddhnG. ia II 1c GoOi Ordinary, Osc net TO-
rTsciXIGf Iuiy III dull; Middms, lll4ci Low
Mod ing IUssc Good Orunary. 51sc recc pts oaes'
shpments, lU2 Dsles: es 2P bales stccH 35ll a,er
,,ALyEsIoS July Zl.-to nominal. ddDng, nc. Low
Mlddmg Good Ordinary, "' net receDt. 70 Dalrs
exports 20 eat Bntain l6l bdes; coasWlse OIL baes
sale. bales stoye. 5, !43 Oaies 800
LOUISVILLE. 1rAy 2l-Cotton quiet: Middins lll4c
ME1rHIa. July u Cot5oH dulet ~ dns II - reGelps,
bales. shipments 923 bales sales none; STOCK loloz
NOZZLE July 2l.-Corton dn.l; Mddlng, lIc; Low Mid
dina lOas. too ordinary $50 ne receipts - GaleS ex'
NEWOgLLAS.. July IL "uon quiet and easyi SlGuins.
ii l9c.. Low lO7s.. COO p' ma lOc: ~ r.
5000 GiJ oaesi salcs - Ddes; stocH
SoHS0IT July 2l-coron quiet steady MdTne,
Ii &C.; receipts 1877 bales exports coaswse 483 naie
sales "A ba.es: 7'IcS 1lvo oaieH ,, ,.,.. ,.,t ,
Nj ding ec: Ordinary. l2c; net ecpts, none
gros sales, 80 tales TO spnner oO 1aesi STOCK
SAvGxSAm July Cotton easy Modlmg. lisc; low
idngg 10 &c: Good inarJ, &C.; het re- eip 10 bales
IL GoGis Jmy III C,tto. Gull MtidlIrs. nAt Low
shpmenIs Il 6ac. .alc- bales; o % 2od oa>.
@ilAAGIoa July y Co.oi dn ana nomlhlt ',ia l,H 3
none s,ocS. 9ll bale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
THE STATE or TRADE.
NON L,a.IIN MINK LIl

BALTIMORE July .l.-rlour steady and firm Howard st.
and We rtn 5uucr. 80 as 10 do extra, ~ 90 20 thhy,
s5.7a -; tY Mls super, $50 - JO DO EAlIl. so
- 30. do Family $685. T. 10. ~ brands - ESQ
40 Fni " = H. WhestSouiherI lower AM act Ve
10 or Sud Guiet bern hei. 81 ~ o. 90 Am
"a ,nier Rcd, SPOT Jay, ~ 154Gsl u't August ana
s.tcnU.r II OScr USlI Oct he, Al C'.1 ~ "i4 'oI-
sot.,o err ~ duli sOdtheIu Nl'e, % 60 40
vsioT po,liudi; Mixrd, spot ara July. 1o'23
i.tr Auqf 80 Size: September. sb9sD t' steshtl
tGtc hi1 al higher and brm S0n err, 4lci Mcsteth
Wbtr - da.c: o.. Mixed. 81 Soc. tge anie az o ~
arm Prime 10 Choice PeuHsylyGnia AID Maryian. Sl9
- ii rr,vi.ions arm Mess iork, sl4 bniE Meats
io,.a sGJsc Clear i.lD SIDES c. no
,,.rE,t jSe-c on-rhOulders, bci Tear MD 'luea
Sc IIamo td12gc Lard, S'c. Bnttr hrh' Prime 10
tgol.c We.ten F.cEcl l-0!t &C. lRes tic dyi iuH Ilc
psro eu.t--Cadc. nsunai Eehlrc 9'ic 'ohre u"t ahn
io,rr no Caisnes Ordinary - Prime !Z'sd 90; sugar
eGf--o Liverpool steamer mig ier and IN deinsnh
CouOn ga o. 4n.: FLOUR, -. Cd; Ora H. Sd
Usisst l.yD 2.1OO bush sao'-" neat
- 4 ! buel.. 1,rAu bush.
p 40 Iuy 9l-f10ar firm. W heat III tllr uein'nd ~
,ro - a., Of 500 bush ShebOygan Hare a. - .
1000 push No DuGth at ~ 20 Corn e"hleI sac
D. 90 lush No. Mixed, 10 arrive ~ tSe I,ius eush
a. st AZ isc 500 bus nigh Mixed OK 4j'2c og.s III az
~ jnIu brsn Western ~ 'ac Il, = lhh,, @
lgy Male ~ 90 81 10 FTe8hiH 10 c"w f"fK
- Gigheaf o.; Corn &C. pa-, &C. CihAi HiRhiS-
VSb.a- &c. orn' -ltc.; Oat-. N'sc. ~. 4. -,
NV n,. ~ ,+er rates. No Rel Wlntfr pei NO >
9 S,in.n 'rrg sc casa aud Juv -sAd.s$ August
go -, trG,f,sr 40 40, sl6Hsi heJrcte ~ @n9 &C
Sr s,sly Win fair demand al le ~ &c cen % &c
III - 10 August 90 d3l v % pisihbs olts ~
1I ,p. nA I u prlcra a. 70 i - G. Ash g Ausu
ga se,ferrbrr ityc aud Bdfey sltfdy hha
a. n ao, hiehcr AT O0c. cash 1.-Two July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

A.. ,,rsc,ors held to-day. Manhattan stock
ires o. f,or, sol. TO 25S25l aud Metropolitan
dee,'' oo 10 sc. Lake shore and Erie were active,
a"% DG " o sales declines Of 81 and % per
@n respectively In the cay S%''S S"oy"m anG
ana 81 otl, and sofa but in the clos
ing ., S"s Of per cent Hannibal and ST. Joseph
on stock was weak aud fell from Ssh to 1898
cSnuOa stock falling from 717s to 7oas@7O0s
Mobile IS and Ohio was inactive but lower at 2isi@
Wv @, Jouis and Iron Mountain after rising ON
-, Ia, declined to 51G51la. Western Union
c., .se 70 lO7Ds but later sold az 1852. and IA
n;sc Mail while duh. declined from ~ to 4l's' Inc
.,o,let closed active and weak at about the lowest
prices of the day.
Government bonds were strong but dull' the ous-
nos. at the Boards amounting only to S'o'oOo' iDe
biddngs for the 4i2 per cents were auvanceu g. anu
Cor the 4s a per cent Annexed are the closing quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

state bonds were neglected, quotations bong
s,eadv. and for Louisiana consols asa 1854 Inc
olv sale Of city bank stocks was OF five shares OF
Central National at 10
Oily a retail business was done in railroad bonds
,sde Of the speculative classes. aud the prices of
+hosa generally were lower. Erie second consols
declined from 9ol2 TO S93l and funded 5s fell
from S54 to S45s Missouri, Kansas and Texas
6rsts were steady at 105, but the seconds, after
selling up to 66l2, declined TO GO against G64
Yesterday. c., c. and !. C. incomes fell from 41l2
to 397s. New-Jersev Central incomes sold at SOl2@
80 against 70 Yesterday. and Lehigh and Wilkes
barre consols were & higher at 90. Mobile and
Ohio first O. rose to 1O2Q101a and the first deben-
tures 10 70 paid and pid Considering that it is
now certain that the first debentures will receive
ner cent and perhaps more. out of the earnings OF
last wear they appear he about the cheapest bonds
of the class on the list. st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain second incomes rose from ISIS to Soi2 Lake
Erie and West I'm incomes advanced to 62i2 Den
yer and Rio Grande frsts were 4 higher at lO414
and consos were ls lower at 927s. Kansas Paclhc
consols sold at 95l2095a4 against 957s yesterday,
and frsts. Denver Division. declined A TO 1OSi2
and Texas and Pacific incomes were q lower at 90.
The Sub treasury today gained $21S.591 on
balance made up by gains of $29,o36 currency ana
SlsS755 COIN This makes The total gain since last
FRIDAY S1,034,29l. Inc turn III the loca hohey
market again is toward hardening OF rates. which
TO-DAY for call loans Dig to 3 per cent, with
larger proportion than Yesterday of the business
done at the higher rate, which also was the closing
rate The changes of the day in domestic exchanges
are against New York; st. Louis and Boston each
declined from 20 cents premium to par. The
United States Treasurer at Washington to-
dav received $4,000 in National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
S775.OOO and the internal revenue receipts
$4,000. The following is the Clearing House
statement to-day: Exchanges. S919oS,O9I: bal
ances "a. O2S, 665. The transactions at the Sub
Treasury covered: Receipts, $S3696s pay mentS
$6lS.377: currency balance, $7,344.229; com oai-
ance. $50 437. 3S7
The foreign exchanges continue dull and weak,
md leading drawers to-day reduced rates for ster.
lie 10 cent per c. Annexed are the revised quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NywYopK. Jry BEENEs-h yeTsrsasy Ita
to1iy car. AZ Gctisi TolG since SaiuidaY 80 -
hIu hsad corresponding uhe i"t
agAiSs o~s,,'f drn ara about 81 per hthh nfH'i
unnday ana some considerable bus -I3s " ~ t Gloss,
reo nr zee It he Keeling Ws easier ion, -.
s Zone iate arriy ais cOud NOT be sold ~ IA
ns IN. sf,e. All arrived tmea Veff ah f'r
@ In, 90 reoort a. there good deirA iet
,,t al,d h0iae TeXan6 ana lfhl pu o,i", rfle
ko,,y Steer ,nd be- Ter In prOp0riiOL iIa e'A. ,s
~ very fax Heavy Steers were shiaOo 10 y In he o
TO-, , ,os ios were tax shippers lbcle' ~ The
@ ,gsrs several e1cePii1hLlN 10 te,d ~ Fancy
mn er Tor bsnecse o. To- gress o. NJ.
ihaugh not unusually heavy, they 1ero VI .,ta, 1. Two
A1os1 Annher lot which dsscrycS bpooh Ill., 1n.y Az
pushI 100 of Extra Ilhnois Cattle. soio " Ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
EU ,'.t M tEtr

LIVERPOOL jug Zi.--POrA-Prms Ness-El,terh. hrmer
~ 81 We-tern. nrusr AT I'll. Bacon Cumberland Cut
Grmer al ) Gt; snort RIB nrner ~ 366l.. Lon! Gear
,luI' al i6 d.. ~hur, Clear aul b 3D. Hnns-iOng
mt duii %. II Sh3udrr steady a. 70 81 heeiInra Ness
dam IN "a fxtIa Moss lead, 49, Prime Moss. du AZ
81, Iarl -Vrune Western. hrner 70 81. IHA"w-Pilme
I1fv steady al 81 Iurrenuue rts. s,eay %. oaln
Con mon. steady Al I'D Fuc at u Chcese
American ,hoiee. hruler al e Lara on dun al -.
-Four EXtIa STATE steady II IL 81 Nhca-NO :, ll1e
steady az 10 ld. puuF. No. dun Q ID Sew Nln-
Ter Western. dull 10 Id New ~oathctn Winter steaiy
al - Corn HixtG, steady az .. OouOnSceu OII-lel
low American. s,el.y g Gl. KosComhon. al le'n,tou
steady tai uIrBuc, spirits. az LONDON steadya - 3d.
LrviRfoJI Jny 2li2:jO p. m.-Beef. - 81 per ierce
Tor Primo Mess. Lard 81 per evil Tor American Bacon,
.I6 I'd Der cNt. I Long Clear Middies
LoNoS July 2l-lJO Inl.eincd Pet ol-uln. "a Sd
per raj spirits OF Iurpeitnc. p I'd per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
Good Ordinary. 7ibls Low NddliDg 97is
strict Good OrIinarY Mlddlng ............lOL

Futures moderately active. barely steady at de
T%iy IA sf YS q lS0Ss 90
'%St'i !sp1 Ring.
NY Ncyene sS Us a. Dece@bsr iS1 January loo
gssg%9 a932 NIos A Haeas 81
september l09Od lo9l October l05u November. 1850
FtSTu ry 10 "eaIoSS Transferable orders, il.io
here IN Inst lands i2ig"9 Bags SinG qaet nnchsnsed
rLOUR AND MEAL--FLoU n-MarkeI without decided
change; Pa',nt M.nreso,a Extras. snoerhne and No
siesy STOCKS OF all vary much renceli export de
i5So 5Ss iHSSdnS 2So SS y M
gS9 Go IS sSpraae j. lao bis Low
Extra q 3|SS4 49, 9 nns peSSia ETa
= - 80 saes 81 eos were export Quota
70 ssr t:xtia stale - S5@s4 g. 5000 fsnov 40.
a sOSs6 25 Common 10 COCA E5sa Western s4 2oss 20
eoenG ncOp ONE IS icss5 10: ,s ch%eS d. S 50
Clear 81 55asl 49, i've IS $50 80 BAKERS L,ua
< % res aps. Of 3 e. ca 90 O.
Far EA 81 'O 81 e. a:n SO
5oos7 70 closing eo st S IL
Is - a S. including JOI bbs arrive 50 90. RYE
T% sales 500 Oo supe. .se = reG Sales s"eS
bbs IS 26 so bbs Choice yellow westerns5e
f0nEIGN FRUITs-By auction sale o 900 boxes Palermo
LsnG9f - Fl 4 Hy s eys unsettled and
lower moderate export demsnd business on pee5
vance over The quoai Ms sales sO2OoO bush future
OF Cboc Ia az The onota ion migrated Winter
SJc 10 No 3 Red. 81 1205l OJ NO RID. 81 ,
aSi II Mix Winter IL O7a@sl 1s steamer No Red
sIO7dsl Os; Old No 2Amber 81 ~; No White; si D
aSl o. No " ite 81 % No White. 81 1881 l2s
New ApTsr southern as,,o s. 81 ossS ,6 h do
August. 81 o8qsl 6ss. ciOsing 81 OsS; 40. Sep
tember 81 OSdtl o., closing 81 OS4dsl Os :;
NO White July iOAadsl ~. closing 81 Os3 II III
do August 81 0SdS IL OSlJ, closing 81 VI 7ses 0o DO
September U77s closing s 7oa4 81 U77s.... RYE Mar
ket aouya sales $4,000 busb O. esern
S3c: 5000 bush. sept 1mOer Soc quOtel
Soc, store ......BA Riley nominal BAILEY MALT
steady, quiet. a a he lower moderate *
nd Ugh
i've accon sales bush future 10000 bush cash.
inrl1ine Ungradel Mixed 46d49c; T. 46i2c.; No ..
4s7sd3s5. Vel ow, 30c; Unraded Whit. 6lc No July,
d4JC. Including bush.
firsi half August 4s@sc; No, eotember, 494 ig-c
-. OA1S "a &C. better; sales l2duOO Oush Including
8. White - Aa3v 2ci NO =, . y cSo'sc;
No Wine, 81 037 &c; No l. 36c, No White AZ;
,lfxed SIC; White do, 81 104 C.; White
state 46c including 1900 bush No 2 July % lOuOO
bush No 2, september ~ ic $4,000 bush hO2 CHICAGO
3i1c FEED 40 b0oO ID. 40 80 d. +lSdr
100 50 OSZ2 Rye Feed 500 sharps Sz@d>%3 pei ton
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
WOOL MARKKr-BY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON. july 2!.W0o-In fair demann AMI nrces steady
aud ann bur GEyers st inir operating
mod ale u ohio aud Penusyvn eeees a. 41G 10
Tor \ and Y and = Tor No. Michigan y III Iar
Geiu,nd m Ale, Medi y, No. era es, 41a loc.;
on account OF IEht arr va VI
WisIca tleeces, bat there ~ lair supply oil WdAnrd
" ois shed toIb,ug al1 DriAe sti az tlG 5uc ana
nwashrd nj 34a SC: California Wool st'auy, hht u0 IN
acnvc Gomand. With safes o. ~png 20 2-1 D. RULED Wo0ls
e .tsdy at ,UJUr VITA UCcisOd.t Ia III ~ e Vrry
Choice Eastern and Maine super AZ - Je. 40 movement
nny IN Foreign Wool ana prices uichG ed
MonteyldeO Woo, he very hiln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
uANANA MARKETI.

HAVANA July 2l.-~panish CO,.. 2l712Tic. Exchange
firm. on the United stats, da gold "a y proIluul
40 short -n prenIuI on London lSdlo pre-
IA. : premium sugar qulct anu nOuilnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

FALL RIVER Mass July 2l-Wt the Pint Cloth market
vry rU a. prev Gus which are moi
ci. accept VIII some Geman the saes are very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, July 81, $780,
isHES-Quiet, unchanged.
N.Or'lns

ASH Quiet, unchanged.
COTToN-Spot Cotton quiet, and &c. lower sales 279
bales all for spinning delivered contract $40 baes
oets at the ports today 4s0 bales against 2le7 this dsy
last week and 4U6 ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

these hrstclass steamships regularly Al IA iton
Pier No. o., Norm IuysE as fylows
SANTIAGO D. CUBA CiOt. FOJte a tsl'osiay iur ].
fOr freight or passage Apply
LAW INA BROs. Agents ia HAVANA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LISE BETWEEN N..H.fOHA-
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN $3.50,
NECkEk... "a. Juv 81 y -....- -oah A"aasl
Oh II lrlv - ~. ~, ~
hA1ES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK 10 sou ihA@f
Ton. HAVRE OK EhEN,,. an
FIRST CABIN -... 500 SECOND CABLE -........rO'
STEE.AGE. ga
redmeed rates Prepaid storage cerhh
-. ,.---,- -,
atI..i \ ~ n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

A TLANTIC AND PACiFC r. X. stock and
n bonds Missouri Pacinc (Oid 1tock) wanted by
EDV. c. FOX CO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

bankers and CAPITALISTS Will want to
get The Tribune Almanac for 1885, Il gives the figures
United and Expendltnr" since 1870 Price
epts bv M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
finanfiai.

A LII who are interested In railroad business
"A and mileage statistics should get THIS TRIBUNE ALI
MANIAC for 1880 now ready. price 70 eSnts by mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
JNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR GU ZEN TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOIICf.-Ine Gamer thlS Line tass taentenAns
Mann, : Lane routes al All seasons .. tGs v ar
ElIY OF MOI IHhAI.-. III L NcDAl Ju - p. 10
ny OF RILuND, D.......SA fU RID Az. Juy %. ..
Cry or CHESIER.......SAi UkDAf. Al. :. ) D. "A
CliN .....-i uufhda}. aug Dr., 3S n 40.
CiIY OF IS u .---..-.--. a u,ta' Aug ~. ,. N
From Pier 81. y. H. foot OF CBar onst
CABIN, 800 Return tckeis - tlyraDle tog ms
- EEnAGE. -. Drafts &C lOwe-t rates.
Ohlng nj Ddth rooms Al isa4pA
Ihese alaeIs % carry cattr. sheep or ~ q,
! \ L. 81 IN IS BfOA ~ ID, y T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

Ma ON - LiAE.-FTOm Pier 80, y X.
N--FOR QUEhNSrOWE AND LIZ EPOOL---
a. LNElIA Juy y, AN ] EhtN = .Jn 10" D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL


Cabn 800 TO $40 currency prep41 Storage ucset so
Lem IN most ac5. i. W. J Il L a94 Manager
81 a ~ fsrOidw.V, y. 7.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RIrer. Vessels ant Railroads

WEDNESDAY. July 81, 1880
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-07-31

Form the basis of many Of the Ague rene
dies in the market, and are the last resort Of
Physicians and people who know no better
medicine to employ, for this distressing COM
plant. The effects Of either of these drugs
are destructive to the system, producing
headache. intestinal disorders. vertigo, dizzi
ness, ringing in the ears, and depression of
the constitutional health. AYERS AGUE
CURE is a vegetable discovery, containing
neither quinine, arsenic, nor any deleterious
ingredient, and is an infallible and rapid
cure for every form Of Fever and Ague. Its
effects are permanent and certain, and no in
jury can result from its use. Besides being
positive cure for fever and ague in all Of its
forms, il is also a superior remedy for Liver
Complaints. 1t is an excellent tonic and
preventive, as we'll as cure, Of all complaints
peculiar to mslarious, marshy and miasma-
tic districts. By direct action on the Liver
and: bilisry apparatus. il stimulates the sys.
TEN to a vigorous, healthy condition.
FoR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-07-31

General Grant has been elected president
of the San Prado and Canon De Elagns
company, VII Oh owns forty thousand acres
Of land in New Mexico, including copper
and gold mines. E. stern capitalists are
largely Interested in the enterprise.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-07-31

Ayers Hair Vigor. as its ZANE impliee,
invisorates snd strengthens the hair. 1t not
only restores the original color to gray or
faded hair, but by its stimulating action st
the roots, produces . vigorous growth, and
gives it that bean iful lustre which results
oaly from strong, healthy growth Of hair.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-07-31

An exchange ssys when Texas man be-
Gomez disgust.d with the hallownes and lie.
sincerity Of the world, and would fain rest his
weary head and aching heart beneath the
snowy daises, he mounts his horse, rides in
to saloon, andis Immediately killed BY the
barkeeper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26

Aqgg so 9 Good @o gq' HGS 5asS 3 = o @T
HAliaoGt Feo a5-corron quiet easy Mdilne, i3,-ci
200 bales; gro., ei6 bales eKor- 70 ihc mine 71o
bales oaes salc- 100 Dale'' sphHe'' 10 o"e'
HosroT Fcb 3icouon quct easy MiI4 W., l$sc
Low Mlddlng ~ sc; Good Ordinary, I@"''. ho' ''''P'
;.nSariroS F;b. - Cofrcn dun and nominal Mddtne
l25sGi5c Low ydIlme i37,.; Good onto.ry l2'sc "rt
rccrlo 763 bale; sales :rn oas; -'V1 wy, Low
Mddinr. 12tc Good Ordinary 20 re'ripi> % D''
e,aIyPsry rch cotton quiet: aIddug l2'sr Low
Ml1ue egc' Good ordinary ~ net T 5s,s 4 6s
Va coaswse rs bales sales 4so bales stock 90 80
orsyttg Cotton qae.; @Gdiing S'G ecc,o,,
Mfiif rep % o.t"n -, s,'s. 900 Iaes. siork
1902 ac~ shipments, lob bales '''' '''o ""'' 'o''
HonIlf fs6 o. cottoa auot firm Mddhns. l2'-c: Low
bales ports coastwis G2 bales sales 'oO Do' S'oc~
SEw.@s1f,ys. Hob 25-co,ton quet and easy Mddng
cep,s 6eG7 bales: gross, $3.50 bales export, To- erect r
Is5 bales: sales, 900 bales; Last evening -ooo bales
s'Se ass 49, n Ga Cation ouiet Nddug I2T'; net
reccips 30 bae-i exports coaswse ~ 0ae' SAFES CO
rHs9glriii FEB 70 Cotton quiet Middrs ac Low
Maan9s i34 S,s cTndrt to a Britain o9 bales
sales 400 spinners. 900 baes socI - l25 bales
MIdBe 5sc. GOOD oriinary. ii 'sc. recept 26l7
bales exports coastwise SQ5 6as SAFES 'oo p'S' "S
eiis Fe6 S59Coiton frn, unchanged Mddns 29e
Low Wddlnc Ole; Good Ordinary. II 'c receipts, To-
bales spnents 300 baos sales 5G2 bales stock rs J6
bales
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 25-l2:30 p. m-t,otton hIm Mlddnng
Upland 10 a., Middlng Orleans od; SAFES I'OVo Daes'
10 ha,e- Including LOO bales American Futures, p
lands Low Mddling clause February s'S do Feb
rnary ana delivery 7sJed do March ana Aor deny,
do. April and May delivery a9di
40 Nay delivery. 7Ssi do Jun? and July delivery
7asgd; do. July aud August u'Nery,
IN :" do Sebtenber ana october delivery, 7IJei.
iyIRpoOi. Fen. 25-4 p mn sales OF cotton toaahi
ipci,deS IN baes American FuturesU pianos. Low Mid
dlng clause February delivery, sL DO Marsh ana Aplli
Tii,d no. April and delivery 'sL; do, May
ma ii,c elyery 7Ia,i do June Jply delivery. TId
ilygRloo Fc6 25@J CottonFntues closed steady
nspis l1y Mding clause March and Aprl deyeryIe sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26

steady unchanged SO 6oasf sockes and Feeders
In fair demand and firm ~ ~ S0dS4 clearance made .
SHEEPRecepts % head: shipments, 40 head market
steady, with good demand AZ - cS5 30.
EAST LTBEgTT Penn. Feb 25 CArTLHRecepts 2o2 mead
81 through and 527 head OF yard stock supply very gt
with fe buvors trade very duh and many shipped on III
first hands. no change IN prices. -
Recelpts 44lv head Workers, 81 50aSl7O Phia-
dCiphias. "a 9rdSj.
sHRgP-Receips 1850 hoad selag at 4dGc for Fair to
Extra.
~ LorI- Web 2y-HoGs- Quiet Iipht shipping, "a 0d
"a 20 Packing. - 25n q - Bntches 20 select "a oOG
- 60 rec .pts, q 900 head shipme Is l9iO head ,
.Qniet supply main nv Of llfGt ahllping o sLa
Loo average at - % 20: Native Cows aud HeieFs
81 ga 20 90; Corn fed Texans - Junfi Good 10 choice
shipping steers wanted receipts, A4DO head shpmtns
~ read.
SHEFr-In acivc demand with sales 40 - ds5 CO., receipts
D, " head. ahiumenls. HIO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26

State j, nds were dull Louisiana cousols sold at
4s. Aiabamas, class A. at e., and Tennessee s.,
old. a. 81
or city bluk stocks, Ninth National sold o. at
1O1Ie ard Central National o. at 1854
The business in railroad bonds covered the usual
number nf issues, but the amount Of transactions
general 3 was mimportant. sI'nkage oil values
was the iu,c IN BE early dealings followed DY some
later recoyeries in sympathy WITH the late improve
ment in the share market. Ere second conso.' de-
cliued ia 81 and rallied to 923s but the funded 81
fell 70 81 and closed without recovery. Missouri
Kansas aud Texas second consols fell from G6al to
65ss and closed at GO, and Rome, WateHown
and Ogdensburg bonds sold at 73073li
against "a yesterday. Chesapeake aud
OHIO fTsts series b. were per cent lower AT 60, but
fhe currency interest debts recovered - per cent l."
44lA Mobile and Ohio first debcnturcs yielded TO
75I2076, Canada Sou1hern 10 81 Morris and Essex
coDsoIs TO 1904 and ONO and Mississippi seconds
O1l23i st. Louis and Iron Mountain first income 2
were - per cent lower at 0Ol2 hut afterWAd raj
lied to 20 and the second incomes fell from 81 q 10
so and recovered to s1l2 New York Elevated nrsts
were firm at 113. The Western aud Northwestern
list of bonds was generally strong Tue racine isaueS
The Su6-rreasury today gained 1897, 536 on
balance. made up by coin gain OF ~ ~ 1Oo'' IcsS
q currency loss of $2S9.530 THIS makes the total
gain siuce last Friday S2,267.60O. Money at the
Stock Exchange was hard per cent until a late
hour when business being nearly over, II was
offered at 5. and few small loans were made az
that rate the only change in the rates OF domestic
exchange on Ncw-YOrK is at Chicago, where
IL is quoted weak at so cents to 81 discount
The United States Treasurer ct Washington
to-day received $4,000 IN National bank
notes for redemption The customs receipts
were 8O37, O0O, and the internal revenue
receipts we're S254.000. 'Fhe following is the
CLEARING House statement for to-day Exchanges,
$50. 7S1 500 balances, Sc, 24j,35O The transac-
tons AZ the Sub-IreasnIy covered: Receipts,
S22ll .50j: payments. 81 ,304 ,059 currency bal
ance. SO. 772 3lg coin balance, SlOZ ,2ZJS $50.
The foreign exchange market continues ArIn OF
the basis of the following quotations: