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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per yorA Rissr. Vess,is oalJ BIHro1ti
Nrw-YO1E Tuesday. August 9, 1881
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1881

AsHES-Ouiet at 5c for Pots and 6D6lc for Pearls
BTFSW AX-About steady though quiet at 23@2oc. for
Western and Southern yellow
, RFOOM CORN--Du and Unchanged
BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has remained STEADY
and trade is in Eastern Spruce
for ST for special Bricks m denan
aud quoted al 81 900$ 20 and PaIes U.s. 90
0s4; Fronrs-Dark d$lS Browns, &l0d$ll lais steady
81 40 per NJ Lame quiet Rockiand Common 81 stare
dale 81 To- American Portland 50 25@S2 30 English do
~ 50ax3 SO 0J0S3 IL for 1Od. TO 6od: 49, -
CANDI4IeS-Steady; Sperm, l9is022c; do Patent 80
32c ~ to 10 1901 Paraftne as 10 u.s. 10 =
cificcoRY-In steady request bx05a4c for German
and 7iac. for English Granulated -, a
COCOA Moderately active and Unchanged GuayaQu 10
0l3c Caracas, 1SG2ic. Maracaibo, S5G40c ST. Domingo
Sa9c.: Bahia, 124lSasc.; Jamaica. Sts@lOc -
COAI--The demands for Anthracite continue good anu
and prices rule steady BuIDnous unchanged We 9note
Rl Scotch steam rs Provincial SO 1884 Pennsyivana
md Wpstmoreland S56S5 25; West Virginia do 80;
Cumberland, Broadtop and Ciearfeid ~ oo1+l 90; All
thract 1924 40 by the alongside
COOPEkAGE STOCK-Steady and rather qnet Molasses
Shocks, 80 inch, with heads, 81 651$l 80 Sngsr
Shocks heads, 30 inch, 81 S01$2 10 do 80 men
81 45sl 80; Box shocks $4,000 Rum shooss s. 3, 5g o
Is 75 Pipe shocks So 5o0$7 Empty Hogsheaas Sl ooi
Ioops. II foot s289$35 do, u feet. *2S0$30
CORDAG E-Unchanged and dull
CoFFEE-Rio grades flrm and quiet No salos re,
Sotted fair Mild grades steady; sales, SsO
BAGS Marcaibo 12 Mexican pFi
terms; 200 bags Savanila, private terms; Laguayra
Jl6I4c. 49,
COTToN-Spors quiet and unchanged sales. 655
bales al for home consumption Delivered ON CONTRACT ZoO
bales. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03
STATE OF TRADE.
NOM gGpIT MAD Iss,,s

que: an ss, Hq Street and rs
F a M 81 SHR9s1 sS So9t 90 do Sir = 7ss y; DO
Family 8 q and as,isrn sseay; soSIh
Maryland 81 Western winter Esd, spot aud Au
sTs 4 5s E $ 5sspG 81 1881 & 9ssST
YeS & Wos S sa G es % %n 90 DO
s ara 1 %S SS s SS Mixed e. S 2.
Choice and MARYLAND 'u
,BtarH"' Aug 27 l steady, Wheat quiet and I'M
ss s% ra S%Gas sa At
held at 42c Baroy%Nohin, al ~ Mo,SnS S Snr
il aS%assy $ f1s
Xug 1e GG s S ,n 10 S Wa.,
casl,g,er aud option, lower chicago spring ST 20
5s Sssfi oS HsSS gSs stTSss higher
October Rcd &c N oaas ToRs sa sS%r q, e 10
S Sss ' S;s e ' Aafas' y ssl ssp.Ssr
ssi 9 ssSo FSTG aeTs
9fsa It ood5s, ' Sas asst Sa
SS T aSs na s s s Fiji 4 aS
~ & 9% 81 %%c,s 1i%ohS hr%ss
oss issfs q AsFp st 81
I 20 a la5TSa arasT at p IL crushing u 10 august
Dairy s.o iS2o sg''sl !" F sSa
Ct s sGSasf s c. Re"
s''?2s fs&s = i
u ne rlsS bot 1900 %o bush? Mas 5000 Ds ss,
1S T !, S s3sSt Mzs q $50 gae
STRONG a and h h7sr saT M
% S OF Mn ssd S S Of r9q brine o 81 81 81
oes s n and pRrnnn Sam sas a1 qs and @
Pae.ng and Butchers, sosSe So reooipt 100 head
'l 1sTSS 1SS a%F 2-rour quiet ct 90 easso whea.
fs 81 nsT - od l 'a Isl IL august yS
81 IT, Me- M'xca White aS s, no sa 20 Corn
SoYS as ooS SS SD &nes 200
%saS aHis. r Hsus eNf ss
& Seiobs s. SAT- Isl T. Il S5v Aaf%s u z =
nj a corn sG sSSr y N o. Soc No. 49, pSTnn
asked but none essablsied No. 2 $40 rye a1ot; No i,
ss qs9 N cos. .a s Hs. q s1 % s
9S Ss dane steam Sse 80 c.h a sugns
Whea, naiao ga 2iac '''' ~ y" N00$0 w. f's"''
WESTERN ras Il b. Minnesota Extra ri
Slen F, Good 70 70 do Choices 81 % sasl So
FANCY 49, 6 naS'l ~ GOOD $S % DO
Wnsr wSSa; fasan n dooa g ~ ys
sS as sssay 81 r. SS@sS Wheat
He'd o.oDe es % g GSi lso 80
es on S SaE r sd for qu Ss as
M Vaa soc Corn active Southern and Yei'
S5s s,,. st ns, MiEod osts steady
Per ppl DO paokeis SIS Hams $2s S3SsSI radiaMess
ia 80 Mess PORK sisssis 60 Extra Prime SIS; snod
sloe Shoulders dry salt Gw7 DO do smosed 81. SSa4c
S' Do %Sao i DC Ssed ssei
ne tso9 do stsnm l24oc do Batchcrs II $50.
fSsao aa Coed aA' % sGses
Rrs iossis. Western A' DAIRY f0Es xtr A'r s do
Coed TO ohoiee i4Si7e Rolls duh rennsyivsHi.
1ie' c a%e ss a
DO s sn G,ss s 49, sa THs
Skins gs7e ceioesieady. Fair RIO JoSbing at ysilsc
nns aS,ss enas SSe .oa ass t Gu,
ass 1867 s .s Snossa al sd
s fsss .s Sssns w 9oas ss.
/ sl4 2o. whiskey hrrn, WsstsEn. Il IL ."-' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JAHlno, Aug l-Co1eo-t'ood Firsts a,60O34, 40
rels per 10 hlos Ayerage daily eeept LOCO bags ship
1900 bags 10 tho United STATES $4,000 bags to the Med
ixfrancan sales Of tho -
and North OF Europe 10000 bags the UnitSd
oy0DO bags FOR the Mediterranean, 1000 bags; stock,
49,. 600 Exchange Louoon
SANTOS, Aug lCofoesuporior. a.t009i, per
kiio daily receipts for the week. 900 bags
all countries 1000 bags. sales of woo-bor
all eOunl1es, l3OOO bugs. STOCK, 4O,OU bnGs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03
LIVE STOCK MAnKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

,ofa "a Aug 2-CATTLB- Receipts to-day 325 head
o.e w week thus far, $500 time las
IN a,soo mead consigned through 2ia cars market
@ anu ioweri NO Extra Sold Choice Steers AT
q 81 1000 shippers, 50 300S5
a. y9@* 20 Texas steers SO 76a1 TO- Bulls very dull
rs.s 81 Ioas3 fo stock Bulls, ~ 1898.
total for Week thus ar 10 aseepts to-day 2soo head
mead CONSIGNED through 20 and
a. 70 rsr Western Sheep, $i9$4 Choice
s. dn$6. ~ * ~ "o''oio Aaihns' faif 70 GOOD,
aGGsLKeceipfs to-day 500 head week thus far
ai.oSx neAui lot Same time last
tnrOugh % cars msrket dull common
49, ~" Onerings mainly of poor quality:
Sarn d W Michigans and Tasssrs at s6as6 25
uium weights So 901$7 o5 several remain unsoid
sead market weaker ON Coarse and Fair
SfAssers Mixed Packing S6a$6 so; Light S6 25QSa 10.
CnmCe lieasy. 70 b5dS7 %; Pigs and Skips. S50s6
ArIiE-Recepts. 5000 head Shipments 300 head
anu IN better to fed
Steers 20 o0a So no prime stock Fair Grass Ma
pea ~ oo9So 70; Native Butchers So 25S4; range Cat
e get ana unchanged Texans 81 90dS3 Natives and
hsnpreeus, ~ io1$4 So Suckers dun at So 506S4.
changed. ~ "'' "e"A anu "''
ST LOUIS Aug 2.-Hoes- Firmer and scarce; Workers.
r. %; Packing SO 25d$6 60 Choice Fancy Heavy
go o1MSo %; receipts 200 head shipments 300 head
CArrLE-iteceipts, 500 head shipnents BOO head run
nsn almost exclusively of Grass Texans active
ana nIn Fair to Choice selling $ Native shin
worth 81 50dSi e.'' ' ~ o"o'' '"o
SHEEP Receipts. $50 head; shipm~nts 300 head fair
botcher ueinAln al So@s4 for Mutons- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03

LIVERPOOL Aug. 2-l2:s0 D. observation-disclosures STEADY
10000 bales including 900 bales Tor speculation and enos
receipts 1900 bales Including 10 200 American Fi
delivery cad; also sd do September October de.
Livery, 6d do November and December delivery ed
Mdnr CLAUSE A1s S2se &
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2-I:30 D. ,nei;o Observation-Disclosures ror
Mddiing Dooc@ber deliyers i.d Low
day included 700 bales AMERICAN WV
vf N,tSl Aug g-o;o0 P m-CoonFu uresUplands
Gsad. U'' 0~''''' I'll" '''''"o'r uoi'ery'
AuGusrA, Ang. 2.-Cotton quiet; MiddIne l1o; Low
sales lJ7 bales. 1' ''0'P'N - '"'e'
BALTIsogE Aug COTTON quiet: Midddnng ll7sc; Low
MidhIng. SC; Good ordinary, 9c receipts I056 bales
sa,e,s sooales; stock, l,9O7 bales.
Midling, II c Good Ordinary lOl,c net receipts S75
bs Sr9ss l2 oaes exports to Great Britain, 1856 bales
cFARRsToS Aug 2Cotton steady Middhng IL isc; Low
Ioi0lo'sc. Good Ordinary lO,c.
39 bales exports coastwiso 1853 bales ae bales stock
cIscsSArI Aug Cotton steady; Miadnne. 1I4.e. Low
MiddLng. lOc Good Ordinary. Dc; receipts IS7 bales
shmpent 1856 bales; sales 80 bales stock. 6655 baios
laaii 10 Vi Good ordinary 94o nat rocepts 41S bales:
louisville, Ang. 2-Cotton uuie,: Middlinr 11s.o
S. Ssesi 1s rs Saes r si;s HF BALE e receipts
MomlE Aug lotion qrnet: Siddiins. illc Low
M1lding ~ cJ Good Ordinary, 9sc. net receipts, l2a
bales exports coastwse, - bales sales baos stock
EKwoE,rAys. Aug 9.-cetton quiet Midaline. li7o+
Lgw Middhng lo'ci Good ordinary loc.i net receipts,
~ bales gross go bales exports 60 Great Britain 2=l2
pS Sont Sa,es zoo Osies stool TO % bales
eeips 22 bales exports ooastwis AGA balos sales 50 bales
PnLADELrH, Aug 2Coston steady; Anddng 12lsc; Low
Middi'ng llAo Good Ordinary Toe receipts 49a
,sAVASshi; Aug lotion quiet and hnn, Middlne
coipts sales 50 bales stock 7SS bales H''
5i iobis Aug cotton ouinS hiddling. IL asc; Low
sH,nn,ni 49, 'oou Jttc receips 20 Daes
WnASCToS. Ang. 2-Cotton urnI; Mlddtinr, llej Low
STOCK. Gsi BALES &C. net f''elp'' O'i''
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

IINDoy Aug 2-l2.SO p mConsels :ol ~ money
loli FOR the account U. three and half per
las. Atlantic aud
certificates 6S, do second 2a4 Erie, conso
lOJ NewYor Central 14sa. Illinois Central, 1871 Penn
syivania Central 6o's Reading. $685. Milwaukee and ST.
Paul Common. ma
LONDON, Aug 22:OO m-Parts advices three per
cent rentes 80 francs 90 oentameS for The account
LONDON, Aug $3.50 uBar silver Is quoted at 81 i2d.
Atlantic and Western
Tees oertiheacs 9st Erie aot DO SECOND Sonsos los
wanna Central 81 Reading. 3os. milwaukee, and 81 Paul
common. ll9.
LONDON Aug 2-i:30 p m--The amount OF bullion With
drawn from thc Bank OF England balance today IA
100000
LONDON Aug. IS p. m.-pans advicss quote thrce
rontes ut ~ francs confines for
PANS, AgH. - p. ln.--kACiango London 30 francs
Is cantimos for ch.okA
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Beans. medium


Receipts for the week A. d4G week
corresponding week last 30 40 pks. Exports
week 1871 pkGs Ia Great Britain and 400
fine Butter OF all the dier scarcely equal
to the wants OF the local trade consequently zen.
orally higher. All her and e prices r.
n0mnaiy unchanged II would require 10
tn goods The accumul aston this CITY
enormous, and mu II be large trolP
all sections Of the West Some the
figure quantity than on the de-
mand both 10 al and foreign, estimate below that
of last from the fact thai June
and that ushered into the middle OF
m1ch OF any spring While this may be the case
oNteit 1t Is also true that during the farmers
nave oen making Butter everything 10 their fnvoi
the late than balances deficiency early in The
Thus far ChemUng Bradford parts of
cortlad County only which Bnr has
arrived as all freely and the stock must be
as large to-day as at former period in the history
trade Later events viii clearly demonstrate
and we question the wisdom of holding
there Is outlet for the goods To-day Fine Cream
cry both State and Western,
forced u extreme prices ~
23Aa@z4o Tor the LITTER Goods that sum
merry MAYOR drop or lc to &c. H. Fine State
uhes IN sht supply pc has been paid choice invoices
ana seects0is nav BOLD 10 2zQ2G Very
ing some MARI sol esten Imitation Creamery proving
IN quaty and the best sell zoe Most Western
daries are Running Poor and Ham straight in
sell tho balance OF the invoice lic Iowa
Factory II ied at l7dlSc Ohio
are ight c0lored and on is flavor
lf@l5c English shippers likely do less
Week WINE not much can be expected from the German
porDrs Quotation: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03

Improvement lac bbs of State Sliced and Ouortor Apples
were sold to-day az &C., and lot OF 30 bbls brorght 6
Tennessee Apples n barrels held ut 5Ac Evaporaed
Peaches are NOD Offering; bid above 3ec might tlraw few
from cold storage. I'd Peeled
the lots are very firmly held No yet
from the outlook Fancy North Carolina would bring
25c and Georgia about The stock OF old unpeced IL
light aad controlled b. few parties sales OF so b are re-
parted a &C., and the balance Of the stock is held at 6c and
p,wsr Bids OF 2oa2lo are reported for New vaperaea
haspDef1es Cherries and higher 1Sc Is freely
offered and Doc asked Few old Blackbercs held ut iOe
nc new here almost entire failure OF the reported
decided noted and the
ions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03

Wbco 1 IN Ang 2EIour hrmer not quotably higher
al Iav ~ aofe demand and advanced; No Red Tall
Der 81 2,a ~ sash a 81 20 Augus 81 2as septem
Sl lSfa All fs z'4 octoner 81 25 sD$1 25as
ii is NO de- Ssaf s;e and sosing weak 40
toSer: Y7 941aA august 5lt35la september 81 c DC
Was for ain th &c ali the year. principal dealing day
Anrnst iiiS ear Oats strong 30c cash 32a323c
al 1 al ~ September aS32.e October III i
s ass.SI w ear Rye lower at Soc jobbng
Rib ee. ~ 3os nuls Meats strong shoulders 6eo Clear
S,o,ltars Ciesr Sides 96Oc. Bacon frrncr slow
nomina nne cha Sssr m lotc Clear Sides io Lard
Flour aooo bb Ssi9e Whisky steady at 81 o. Receipts
bats Vpo @ Wheat 81 900 bush Corn 81 900 bush
1000 bush 'o0" oue"' Sofu' 'o,ooo pustI; oatSs
81 Il se pho Aug 29Whest quiet 80 Red spot
Corn qe.; nj Piisb H Ms; g s Amber Michigan
At the e. ne WIZ a9ac Oats dull No September Bic
81 20 September 81 % nd 5sed spot "a 5Os August
ali the xea asked November 81 25 December 81 26
Recepts@wSest a 90 cd October 5ssc ~ @
bush. oafs mpnents-W heat. 1000 bush. Corn 5000
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Basmess Ghanres.-

A DxERrlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIRE
SprosN OFFICES, No. i2Ss Broadway, corner ThiS1S>
ststst, sos West Twenty thirdsI. figbth
40 az East foufteenthst Onion THIRD
ave. corner Forty seventhsts az the HARLEM oFFICke
loyl and $500 Thlrd-axe-
twenty.n1th.st up 70 p M, 81 regular once
A GENCf for SPA1N.-An Englishman fTov-
einng regularly ~ Spain ana tha
= asiroas Of Undertaking the Cd ADeesn
HNehlOns highest rsferences Address FIDE CAFE
Frances de la Adusna, Madrad '
Fox SALE-ToS T0CK RAISERS and FARM
LOW acres three miles fTom railroad A
$500 49, III ~ ana manage the business au-
SoOo0
e rom Topeka. Kansas. Of $50 acres with frs,class
no,ts @ anu lhlrONe stations DrOOdmares
MI noie neeo sIswer without $4,000 ocO 20 invest
~, Pai.1eolass, aoaness Stuck RAISER. this Office
MANUFACTURING CONCERN I'm want az
AtA superintendent learn a. A mrs. ass -.
p9 ADDRESSING w, Box 657, birmingham, Conn
WANTED.-Partner with SIS, 700 to 500
ooO 20 extend successful grain one Of ~,
best grain centres IN the West ADDRESS real naaoe
o., oshee NORTH AMERICA y, Phladelpha- ' -
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The daily receipts the points
OF distribution follows: Railway Of
Cream, 4,auO of MIX Harlem Railroad 20l5
IlSNcn itiiiroad go do Hudson River Railroad,
Midland Railroad, 200 u Mix and 90
Now York cts and Northern liIoad Milk;
ceaneous near by routes, 1870 cams ii
MIX OF 30 quarts each and $50 prices
whch tho surplus has sold averages
81 "A Tho supply continues of the demand,
prices kept low For the moath
li2c the will Com
mission ak viii clear Rbout the price.
Exports Of Potatoes g. l43 bb.
fully equal t. the demand and only chnice
II 90 Now Sweets from Norfolk sold fairly Sc
Onions higher under the Influence
arriving freely and lower offered and
decidedly lowor 300 arrived pecsny from
fotk yesterday. Green Corn selng prcty we'll
easier Green String Beans LIGHT reaues
Fair inquiry for Cucumbers. vegetables steady ut
quotations.
Potatoes, Long Is Green Corn Bur.
land, Dol 81 200Sl 30 nnsOn. 100. 500 10
DO Jersey sor % Do. Hackensaok as
DoSwect, Va 500 600 Green Peas, l.. l.,
Onions, White bag. - OO9 I 2S
bDl -.---.....--- - OD IS lString Ileans Long
Do Potato Dbl 90. 1880 400, Island. Boa rs
Cabbage. L. i.icr squash. L. /, hbi. TO
loo. --..--.- 700 Dol tucumb.rs Long
Tomatoes Jersey, Isiand, per loo 1881 90
basket $50 bOTunps, Iius'sa,b1 SOb rs
Do. Long Islsd.bx 756 OOCAuIiaone bbI. 2OoQl 90
DO. Norfolk Crate SOC 80
sUNpHRs.
Boeswax, NJ .--.-..2f d25 Maple Sugar. n. 10
CldeI jelly ID --- Maple syrup gallo al %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03

-. FRUITS AND MISUNDERSTANDING. -
Exports Of Apples, As Apples and
with good local demand the is active and higher TOR
good stock few Upver Boughs sell about the same as
Jersey Todays receipts of Blackberries were too wet and
sui
cen to take them at the prices few Peaches
ae coming forward but The supply Of desirable fruit IL SILL
very small North Carolina Troths sold up to so per
crate, and Maryland and Delaware Haies from 81 50
TO W. Pnms in rather moderate demand. Choice
Wen rpened Pears wanted and command extreme prices
but green frit and the varieties soil slowly Not
may In today and prices ruled higher Cur
scarcely worth Quoting small selling
Be- and Cherry at 6d8c A few upIiver Antwerp Rasp
berries sold ~ 4doo and Jersey Brandywine at lOc North
many wanted Watermelons In light supply demand
and firm selling ut SIG $50 TOO Nutmeg
Melons plenty and easier California FRUIT is in moder
ate supply generally good quality ready sales
Pears ana Peaches selling at Sc box Plums ut $685.
Grapes the Sweet Water and Peru Varieties
, ffnuRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD IN.
OF NEW-JERSEY.
100000
FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
American Dock and Improvement Company,
Due DULY lss, 1921.
Due DULY lss, 1921.
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY 4 AND lilly 4.
FREE FROM TAXES BY THE UNITED STATES
AND THE STATE or NEwJERSEY
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
NEW-JERSEy

These bonds secured by First Mortgage he entire
property of the Company, which water
front adjacent TO the present terminus CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF SEWJERSEY, at Jersey City, extend.
Ing southerly NewYork BAY for miles
Gently appraised by dsnteresed parties
half million doiarS
All the stock of the Company by the CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJERSEY, the property
having been acquired by that Company exceeding
$10,0O0,0O0
tits stipulated IN the Mortgage that the proceeds
OF the property OF the Company shall DO invested
Bonds the Company reserving the right
when the Bonds cannot be purchased IN Tn
lower price designating by lot the uumbers Bonds
redeemed after 60 dayss public notica.
The Company has purchased al OF the riparian
shore owners and grant from tho state Jersey
OF It's cl'afns 20 land under waterin front OF The same
The value OF this water froRt scarcely
in view of the proposed extension cy BAIT
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD from the SOUTH and the
extension OF the lines Of CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW
JERSEY through Pennsylvania, connect the
WABASH ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC ROAD
OF the 900 Of the above purchased rs for
account ofourselyes and associates been
exchanged for the old pcr bonds Of AMERICAN
DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, under tho com
pany's circular of June Is last
WE OFFER THE REMAINDER AT 100 I-2 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST,", RESERyING THE RIGHT
no ADVANCE THE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Aug 2, 1881.

General Directions
Send only good articles freight expenses
GOODS Put everything in good order. attractive
look secures examination and often makes sale where
dirty package of slUveny appearance fails Pack securely
that tho motion viii not allow the contonts 10 change about
Use plenty OF Clean arg hnecut straw with oggs Mark
plainly with psita stencil plate be-and note
on the box barrel, stating the
the tne stating what Is snnt, the route time,
invoice list should also bo ooscd In the barrel
Always state the number of packages yourself
the reputation for ne goods put in best shape that
mark is in demand
Receipts for the weekDean. 30 pkgs Peas. 40 bush
Exports-Beans, 1055 pkgs-; Peas, l,7i5 bush There
Is rather quiet but steady market Medium and
Beans. receivers firm TO
force advance but the trade generally thai stock
will oil be wanted at disposed
the goods moving ne fast here Is demand for them Both
are quoted AZ So 420Sz 40 for Prime Red Kidney
QUE, al u 3@yl 90 and White kidney are having slow sale
~ 4O0S2 ALL There strictly Choice
the market
quotations Black Beans continae dull and i'm
Green Peas in light demand, liberal supply
The few lots OF Southern Black held
Canada Peas In bulk quoted nominal at Soc
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5ituations ruauie6--fsmalrs.


A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
Ae-An kinds OF good competent female servants c;ras
ana other useful girls Tor city country ass made 5siD
EsTANT HOME BUREAU ISs Sta-sTs foITtS hSIss
1T LADIES BUREAU, (SwediShl. 4Os 4t5
Ladies from nc country well 70 servants really for
iSmss retpTnng TO city by letter communication MILE
& HAMBERMAID, &c.-By a reSDecIabIe
small ySi2s ss s ehsneeTnaid and 20 DO a3s washing
Eai 3tssf , S Sy reference Ca two DAYS sos
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-Ry a
" Swedish Protestant girl Respectable recon-
Syyinletsn. an eies capacity a. ehsmberaid
try. Cali 292 9th iSth-st - - ~
q HAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK. WATT
- ING or NuR IS, &e-ly American and Protestant yirfs
TANTHO4E Be lsEAU. lss 6th-ave- ABOVE l0Il-st
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German helm: tor
Ho o G Is SS be o s9ss a The F3 2
III RESSMAKER.-An experienced cutter and
~ litter would 20 private families by me 6av hiss
no eolHeon 70 Che ooauiIy. Address FRENCH DIIeSs-
DRESS AK l. R-Perfect filter; perfect
dress ). c. No % Last lsth-st., Advertising Oaoe
HOCSEKEEPER, &c.-By a respectable Ger
,1 man %9nsn as houseSeepeT on hTsiass cook IN
Address PIG West SOth-st.
H0USEWORK.-By a neat, tidy, intelligent
- Protestant yonng glrli val De genersy useful
washer aud ironeri win give best OF
HOUSEWORK, OF COOK and LAUNDRESS.
LILY scotch girl; ready. willing afraid Of work.
can do good washing snd ironing; family cook
10 and good belaVor F,fain cossnt Srs
No W. 6ih-aVe, near leth-st
| ENNALlDS NURSE, &c-By a firSt-class
No SSTs ih9To1sS gneTs,s5Ss Al knes O. sckRess
mn city reIeIence 700 West .oIh-st
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Do XstTashsn SS@ So Do, B e clifford woo
SSHsh SoSi 80 Do cecs Gs b BIZ 5oSa 90
Prime. quart. SO 10 sey, per i bush. : / ooSl 25
Peaches Ga, isbash Mountarn Dt'.. / 250l 81
Dor bush or SSss &c &c Our Small as
b. Mals ,t Nd, or 5oa3 90 grapes Ives, NC 81
southern qs'.: 1oe ls watermeions Ca, ~ ~
Pears Bartlett, saw. Do, n. Carolina 10 0ea25 90
S SoSs % % SSrio Melons OOS-s "
bush 0064 90 Do, Norfolk OOde 90
Receipts week bales last week. 1,76 bales
pert Tor the week ~ bales eorrepondng week last year
the past two mainly fair Hops then
picked up in the country The market very
quiet and there Tie the Of holders e close
Brewers only buying for immediate requirements ThS
posted think the ncsaod aerease % naEe up for
equal ye cr tT"' June was
S an .9s PqT ,n are I, s Gay PTSSsSy
said to be dong SonsdsS da Ss S Quot weather
state Choice o.-...ald22 State ....loal3
20 80 RSs term "s
DO Poor 70 Fair -, y @lS Wisconsin ais
POULTRY GAME.
.aaF rs ens @ '@% saS : SaS rs
s Tosss pcaiy IN Pretty liberal SUP
ply and GENERALLY very quiet Dry Picked Fowls
i5s Fniaioig@ia dGsso2s ise9cs
lSO Aoadcock lawfully sold not mar
and demand good nj 81 % Quite nunbVr Of wid squads
are coming irOn Louisville aud which
!n bad order; good Birds sell
LIVE POULTRY.
Spring Chickens boosters
Jersey H.. 10 a II I1urkcyH. 1
Do. Southern. 10 a. 10 iSpring
Fowls, Penn. and N so
Jcrsey AZ ~ Ducks, West. Pr 80 "a %
DO state a IL DO. y. j., y, Y
DO. Western II ne AZ so
DO Southern IL az IL l.soese, West 4 % al 80
Du. Jor and " VI 80 al 10
Wcodeook patti 81 2J Wild squads. DOM 81 80
daily receipts for tho week
OF distribution ~ follows: Erie Railway Of
4,tNO MIX. Harlem New
Haven railroad. do;
LlnLu..u OHM. .LLlA
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A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW.
1ro T2Ex o rmipySE Will BE EEcEIvEp AZ Ins
nrss % sos Mesi Twenty tfarass corner k,xhsss.
sse- eorner Fcrtyeerens st. az the HARLEM OFFlcE4
Nos LeDl ana 100 Ihifdsse corner one hanarsa cd
twenty Affh- st. W % p ~, "a regular once
R0OKKEEPER WANTED.-A Young man
- charge of books ana whiting 70 nssi
IN stock Address s1Sl refefeooss, INDIA hc8Rkzk~
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