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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-21
III. F.. ADICKES, JR.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,
NEW YORK, April 1st, 1881.
Mr.. L. M. GRIST.

DEAR S1R:-I, to-day, bought and shipped for
Yorkville, a bill of goods, which, in point OF
quality, styles and prices far surpasses anything
Of the sort we ever before purchased. These
Goods consist Of the newest novelties in Dress
Fabrics Mohair Plads and Stripes, in great va
riety, and many new novelties in solid colored
Dress Goods, with very complete line of Satins,
Brocaded Silks, &C., for trimming purposes, and
a very large stock of figured Lawns and Mus
Inns, at prices much less than last Summers.
We ask the special attention of the buying public
to the prices of these goods.
In addition to the above, In day or two from
the date of this letter, statesmen can show the
finest line of staple and fancy Dry Goods ever ex-
hibited by one house in our town.
Our stock of Prints will be very large and COM
plete.
Our stock Of Gloves and Hosiery has already
been shipped, and will be found to contain rare
bargains in Kid Gloves and Ladies' and Misses
Hose-more especially in Chidren's Hose. There
has been great trouble, heretofore, to find these
Goods at reasonable price that combined beauty
and durability, but we think we have found them
this time.
Our stocks of Buttons, Fringes, Cords and Tas-
sells, for Dress Trimming, will be very complete
and attractive, and our friends and the public
generally are requested to give us call and see
that our advertisements are correct to the letter.
Yours truly,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-21
QJonnltrtial.


YORKVILLE, April 2O.-Cotton to 81.
CHARLESTON, April 1s.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, IL.
NEW YORK, April 1s.-Cotton quiet mid
ding uplands lO5. Futures closed weak, sales
1900 bales as follows: April 1857 to 1859; May
1852 to 1868; June, 1910 to 1911; July 1919 to
1885, August 1884; September 1888 to 1854; ;
October, lois to 1920; November, 1905 to 1907 ;
December, 1906 to 1907.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
comparative cotton statement for the week end
ing to-day: 1881. 1850.
Receipts at all ports for the week.. 65963 3s,9l7
Total receipts to this date, ,20S $50 sos
Exports for the week k........,...l0l,6 ,647 81 ,963
Total Exports to this date, ...3, ,6593l5 3,030,5
Stock at all United States ports, 1854 696 6e6,473
Stock in all interior towns, AL l34, 1872
Stock at Liverpool, 659,OOO
American afloat for Great Britain, ,29S 900 100000
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-21
WITHERS ADICKES.

COFFEE.
0F all grades: Old Government 1T java etc.
~ Good Rio at 5 pounds to the SlG9.
SUGARS.
Yellow, Extra G, Granulated, Cut Loaf, etc.
FRESH TEA.
Very fine in tin foil packages
CHOW-CHOW
And Mixed Pickles, in Buckets; Tomato Catsup'
Pepper Sauce, etc.
CANNED GOODS
on and Orange Peel, Gelatine, ,Flavoring Ex-
tracts Spices, Baking Powders, etc., etc.
HARDWARE.
A new lot of Chains, Locks, Hoes, Forks. Gar
den Implements, etc., etc.
DRIED APPLES,
Buckwheat, Dried Beef, etc., etc.
CONFECTIONS.
A fresh supply of Confections, Green Fruits,
etc., etc,
TOBACCOS.
All sorts of Tobaccos-Ch Chewing and Smoking.
CRACKERS.
Finest lot ever in York. A E Cream Waters
surpass all others.
BEST APPLE VINEGAR.
Java Coffee Rios of all grades, Roasted Coffees,
Sugar of all kinds, Molasses and Syrups, etc.
SOAPS.
Toilet and Laundry Soaps, Starch, Blueing-
the largest 5-cont Box ever shown in York. In
digo.
AND GLASSWARE
The largest lot in town.
TRY
Bartletts Shoe Backing and big scent Box
Bluelng.
AND WOODWARD;
In every shape, at the Grocery Store Of
WITHERS ADICkES.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-21

Mr.. Il. F. ADICKES, Jr.:
In reference to the Solar Tip Shoes, we hereby
authorize you to warrant every pair Of them in
material and workmanship.
We do not warrant against abuse, or fire or
water.
You can give new pair for every unsatisfacto-
ry one, unless in your judgment the damage was
the fault of the wearer.
Please return all imperfect goods to US.
Yours truly,
Philadelphia, April 4th, 1881.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-21
KINGS M. IRON COMPANY's LANDS.

TNDER an order of Court. am authorized to
/ receive the balance Of PURCHASE MON
EY for KINGS MOUNTAIN IRON COMPA-
NY'S LANDS, if paid on or before the 9Th day
of MAY. JOS. F. WALLACE, c. G. Pls.
Anril ID Is It
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-21
HERNDON BROS.
BREAD.

4 the warm season approaches, and it being
"A about as cheap, if not cheaper, to buy the
BREAD made at HERNDON BROTHERS.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, at thirty
three Loaves for one dollar, than it is to bake it.,
we ask you to buy it at these low prices.
HERNDON BROTHERS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-21

lAA NOllCE-lS
MY BOOKS, for the collection of the first in
wi stallment of the taxes, for the fiscal year
1880, will be opened at
Yorkville, on Monday, the End day of May.
Blacks Station, Cherokee township, on Tues
day and Wednesday, Sd and 4th days of May.
Hickory Grove. Broad River township, Thurs
day, 5th day of May.
J.W. Carrolrs Store, Bullock's Creek township,
on Friday, 9th day Of May.
McConnellsville, Bethesda township, on Satur-
day, 9TH day of May.
Bethany, (McGill & Glenn's Store) Kings Mt.
township, on Monday, 9th of May.
Glover, Kings Mountain township, on Tues
day, 10th day Of May.
Bethel, (Glenn's Storel Bethel township, on
Wednesday, llth day of May.
Clay Hill, (Neely's Store) Bethel township, on
Thursday, 18th day of May.
Fort Mill, Fort Mill township, on Friday, the
18th, and Saturday the l4th day of May.
Rock Hill, Catawba township, Monday, 10th,
Tuesday, 18th and Wednesday, 18th days of May.
Massey's Store, Ebenezer township, on Thurs
day, 10Th day of May.
YorkvilIe, from Friday, the Goth day of May,
to Tuesday, the 3lst (inclusve) day of May.
Failure to pay the first installment in May, sub
jects the x.payer to a penalty of per cent. on
the one half in October.
H. A. D. NEELY, Treasurer.
April7 IA If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-21
WHITE SHIRTS,

All sizes, and quality. The bestfor the prices We
are opening very large and beautiful lot Of gen
tlemen's Ties, and all shapes Of Cravats, newest
styles, and full line of Mems Kid Gloves, in
dark, street, and opera shades. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

.,.ss. For the last named class prices r''o.
seo al aay. while for the other class they we'e
s.Isss.h--strong aud weak alternately. Ano no
d;suuted fact that the trunk hines nave occh
cutting rates. and the not fiatterins reports
e no 49, the extent and prospect of the growing
s"~ today hsa greater enect upon
@vp~ ,cks affected than they have hao
e... and the " bears" showed uVre confidence I'D
J, =. sttaok than they have at any previous tiine
-, But the real cause Of the success OF 'he
- an prices was that London did not appear as
80, M the stocks which II sold yesterday NOT
..,,.standing the distinctive lines that now "Ie
80, making two classes of speculation. the Ste
~ last assault upon the trunk hnes ana coal
-.s.ss was so well plaHDed and so well executed
-. ,,s effect was felt upon the other class, ana
~. .,,eks az Texas and Pacific and Missouri Nan
Z. ana Texas dropped 1i2G2 per cent But Union
.ec and Central Pacific. although declining from
= - 6o,,rss. closed remarkably strong and Western
,,,,on only declined Il per cent from the high altl
-. which Il has reached. The market closed weak
i :. The lowest prices of the day.
: covernnent bonds quiet, both at the Boards
,d at the offices of the large dealers, but prices
s -,.rallv were firm The final bids show advances
- I. mar cent for the continued 6s and ID each for
IN. canaan aud continued IS. The bids for the As
=. oa l. per cent. The market closed strong at the
anne ed quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

The business done ia railroad bonds generally was
mail and insignificant. movement i'll Rochester
md Pttsburg incomes from 5Gl2 TO 6O4 Was the
only noteworthy event. Erie second cOnsols were
steady after opening down z per cent at lo3 and
closed as yesterday at l03is Missouri. Kansas and
yexxs seconds were 81 lower at IS; Boston. Hart
tsed and Erie frsts declined from S2a4 TO 81: and
Rspae, Watertown and 0g,lensbDrg 6rsts, which re-
esnty were conspicuous In the dealings were
without sales. Chesapeake and Ohio frstS. series
b we're off Il at 90 and currency interests were =
lswcr at s5ss NewYork Elevated firsts were strong
up 10 lis, and Metropolitan frsts at 104. Ohio
Eouthern incomes fell from 6lia TO SO. Toledo,
Dephos and Burlington incomes opened down at
SIS and recovered to 63aa463. Denver and Rio
Orande hrsts and consols were lower at 121, and
Texas and Pacific incomes declined from "a To 93I2,
end frsts Of Rio Grande Division from l0l4 to
a0ll2 Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NTw.YonK June 10 .-BEENES-- No fresh Tcceilds nhn
nothing doing either Of tho market places ts morning a
fair trade reported 10 Dr. As Reel aud the As ~
" AshngfHn Market cleared shortly hfter ~ H.
little Puur sold ~dS bat Natc Ia br covers most
the raos, only lew Choice sides gong ~ btsh ~ -
The tlfy Richmond to-day 40o quarters ~ btt
sherman q Onlett Iouos Tough shipped 20
sheep the Marlborough 10 lti
uuaa The IN ptiau Monarch advertised 10 sail to-day, !.
a. tAV
sheen for MossFr. r. swOpc Co The 10 cArOnds OF MI
MuTss Cattle did not arrive 40 ctr TED but they VII p"D
alv herr n time Tor the sailing ~ fhc linhope 49,
CAIV Receipts = headH56 head AZ Ocih-ft.
IU2 head At Washington Market and 81 head nj Jersey
CIV butchers were liI Ia expect heavy ~
oos ny and werc ite surised ~ nnd les IN an
Calves wa therefore exceptionally spirited aud -lers had
no trouble clearing the irnr NJ shade higher ncrS hn
w. current Yesterday huttcrnk Calves hardly doing
they rAry IN tue scck, aud yet coa ~
lus n 4 IN 1ElBUNF remarked IN IT. SUMMARY OF the tth
for The wear 1878 that destined b. take fet
prominent mace the products II The farm. wen ~ NC
Table have paHsed, hld Wf0 eau say lhA
pr,silcon has not been reazoi IN Shorter Frfd
than the writer had thought possible When r=',1 II
Calves IN addition ~ number n country Hogte-sst
Calves be- sold In tis market during one WeeH MN
scarcely perccptibe week.-mrs. In prices, SHOWS ps2
plainly how rapidly consumption Of Veal Il increasing
There has break prices this snron ana ~
compared with year ering prices mr TdlAc; hEhei
Tor straight lots OF Calves Aa5c for mi
lots and part Sod Calves and 5a7e for Peer 70 stf'uS
ssrsJsliae Wright Hoag Co sold; % state veals. ls2
NJ ec 273 do its No. at ~ Fed Cali, $40 10 ~ ~
IdenUssk q Dewey Sold 10 stste MIXED Calves no n
nj Be; IL bc Ped Call ITO n, at Sc 81 Noas
Judd q sue kinyhsuI sold; 20 Yeats Cev Buitormlk
Ualves, l42 N. at DC; Jersey do, l2l y, AZ Ic
a -sAs ~ siaIA Eutssrasiit s"d fsa CaiveA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoBK. Thursday, June l0, 1881.

COFTEEluo quiet ann Fair ca-gocs u NC sales, Oo2
BAGS Biela" 2l bags DO and l. 100 har ~autos eN
kuheuS" private trm-. Mid grades hrm demand fair
sales 24D bags NaracabO and $50 BAGS Mexican private
terms average invoices-Maracbo, nan z Mexican. ii
Gl2c.
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet, unchanged T90 hales
al1 lAt including III hals for export bna fer
consumption sud lnp for speculation. Delivered con
tract 400 bales Receipts al the puIta to-day. zGn bales
against i-l bale his DAY last week, and So bale. act
year Sci tcnher Sjs0sg bales against 4.Sl0OO5
bales during the time lasts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

Central Pacific Land Bonus Redemption

S,TICF-The undersirued. trustees under The land
norase of The Central racino Railroad COMPANY, made
- ,tsS a. fruse,s iur the h0ndhoisfs aud datrd the
nrst st day q October, 1870, heta give noiioe ust
49, Maid three hundred thousand dollars tsJN.oh IN
old COIN with which, accordance WITH the terms OF
aid mortgage they pToroe 20 redeem - many OF SAD oyls
- - IN n nrres az ihs lowest price All b1s over Que bun
d Ard 1867 b. rejected al the option q me
frstees for TN snrrendeT Of Dpnns WA De To
Ved al the OF tho trustees corner o. Fourth and v@n
sts In the city Francisco. California anti II
0ei''A' h0on' '"'y 4'''' las. oBGUNN,
b. W. SANDEkSON.
San Francisco. CAL June a 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

State bonds were quiet and Tennessee Us were
Stronger with sales at 74L 074. Louisiana consols
n,,ueht GO, Georgia 6s lip, Alabarnas class 1878
Arkansas 7s Little Rock, Pine Bluff and New-Orleans
P,,iroad, IA, and North Carolina special taxes s.
4 innexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company viii
open an Eastern agency for the transfer Of stock
and payment of dividends same Mt the Office OF
LaidIaw a. Co. No. ID Waii-st on the 2lst of Juno
G. l.. LAIpIAw, Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

The governors nj the Bank OF England az their
weekly meeting to-day IN sde change in Ire mini
mum rate tor Discount and il remains at 2 y per
cent During the week the bank gained E620. 900
$4,000 on balance The proportion of the banks
reserve 10 its liabilities Is al against as $40
per cent week ago. The weekly statenent OF the
Bank of France shows specie gains OF 3, 100. 900
francs IN gold and 0S7.JO0 francs in silver. AT
the London Stock Exchange. the early quo
tatons showed small advances for British
cOnsols. bnt before the clos all the advance was
lost, and for money final reduction Of 1-I0 was
established. The latest prices ara 100 3-l6 for
money and 1908 for account. United States four
aud a half per cents were unchanged at l1734. hut
the four per cents were Il lower l1DS4. AIneri-
can railways were lower but steady al the decline
there being no important changes after the first
quotations. In Paris, French three per CENTS opened
at S6.O5 interest and to SG.20 sight ex-
change OH Lonaon rIsug 10 1927 francs to the Z.
The receipts of Hour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day Of June were;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

bales American ruturesupianas Low wedding e,auss
JUN .1 1sn Nsys g 90 'sss ana and Eese
sv IA 40 October SsS and S &c Ssvery
ed MiSSSE 1e ogao1- & Low MiSH mhand. sT
Sood Ordinary UPlads sd oniin@ry Upsnds 4'sd ta-
LTyEsFoor, June 1913 p Ine day included
LrEmooL June 1880 p r.-cotton- Futures-u plands
Low Nddng Clause, November and Deoornb dehsery' "a.
AUGUSTA is-corton steady Midadlinr, loloi Low
q Saes 81 Good oN''DAi' ''''''ep'' L O4'
BALTIMORE June i6.-Cotton dun; MiddlinS Ilo, Low
bales gross i3i bales exports 70 treat Britain l45 BARS
bales 'OO 0-'S' ''l'N '''H"''S 80 ''''''
Bosros. June le.-Cottqn steady Maans, nae Low
gross 10 bales Great Britain $50 bales stock
,cH4sllsIos June g9ie, ddnns lo', Low "
Mlh1line lOsci Good Ordinary 32aHc bet receipts 10y
.CgclssArL June le.ceton DAN, Mdding, io'se; Low
80 naies 'a.. =. oa4es s,2ss 9'9 p NJ,
Middns ee Good ordinary s net 5esspt 80: eais. J
S sss 'o'"'e los bales Sales 400 bales stock ''00'
LorlsynLE. june 10 Cotton quiet Mddins, 1850
i5e oaes shipments. zs bales sales l25 bas' stuck.
NOZZLE June lsco,fon quiet Madas ioHsS ,i Low
eSlor coastwise. 100 bales Sales 40 bales STOCK. 1905
NEwoELEASs June Ie.-,otton quet; Middlinr, ioa-e.'
10y ,sisanng, 49, "o.d Dri9s'y -. ~ os1 bs3es
,aee 900 bales last evening 1850 bales stock lSau45
NoarolS, Iunc ie-cortop quicr n,adllns. ioAci ne!
receipts $50 bales exports coastvse 5I6 bales sales u
r,risnEIFnLA, 5a1e leco..op quet Middlng g.
-, I .. re,tnt. ia 4 hsr. 10. stfaners lss bales
SAVANNAH June ls,otton quiet and steady. Mital1s,
lu' Low MiddlIng. 0.sci Good Ordinary o~ei net re-
~ LoUl, June I6-Coitou quirt Medrng. los-o,' Low
Mtdiag Yic, Good Oniinary, H'- rece!pts $ Daies
lLlnsGToN. June l6.,otoD quiet Midtiing. l0gc low
sioca i6Cs bales . 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

9i1.s 70 lss 10 ct u y' i2i D. - e. % ls7 F. 3.
HaieHbsek and - Davis SOLO ia state BUTT rink calve.
MIs lSs si s St e da $50 D. 81 az o. u.s. 81 ss
r At 33do las n, 7sc c5 do lG6 n at 7c' 81 do.
> n Hume sold state Buttermk Calves 40 n. st4
- Nes ~ n. az Ce % do l30 n Al Gc; 81 do, lSJ ~
SHEEP AND LAlIBs-Recoipts were 4s,a cars Of loo5o
head-ga cars Al Jersey cay cars a. dhst and ear
Al "sshnglon Market and ahgu, ttroaos we're IN ise
head agaiu. 2eso head for the corresponding time s
Prme Erplt %eirs rlSG about sfad, bnt mmoa Sheep
sbmdan aid buyers ana seller. conceded rcduc,on o. e.
cline The aDd yet just good Jersey Lambs sod
{sseasJ At &c only brought &c today r0r 70 ft,me
Ho for e I I. q, s ~,Is 1tS s in lambs a. 80
7ir 5ererIs, - .,-.5s az vrri, Iarbs Eerr soli
saig IN te day at use respectively state do At ? ~ -
Choice up 10 9a-c Creased Mutton sold at sasNc' ana
saes Kase ridcock sod $50 Indiana sheep. % .. a,
&c ~ g" 10 n a. "'fc ~ ono No. - ~ ~ pc ~ 3
H. Al &c ii DO. iis n. a. Be- 10 acE. iSs n. al r. 225
Kentucky Iamns 5s n a Sc "a Vrr MA do AZ 6'4o
- 90 b2 d. a. o9c 2lDdo, - y q 30 10 - ~ 81
o. = ~ aa - Jersey do. 81 D. Al SEC CO 90 % D. At De-
I9a g egskusham a 2st one snGsP III 2 Z, s
50 n Al + ' ~, @' sc ouoi ~ q Do ios NJ Al
w virginia .amos ~ n Al 81 50 ~ ke3t"sE4 no.
20 Jersey ,lo. 30 D. 81 20
d. 20 p az 5lc 80 keatucky Lambs 80 n, at &C. 222 do
o. 70, az O. ~ DO, 3, D. a. ..c 90, , 10. ,oo
d. - ~ a. 5+c. ~ virginia Lwes - D. o. fc ~ kenncN
co. ID ~ q iir 100 virginia i o ~ 80 N ~ TO- 90 ID AZ
og', lif 90" 80 ., ~ 4. go 90. 80 20. ~ Sc
hiry co. sold: lfl Western Ewe, l0k q, al Sc 10 40
tuilsl. 20 %. AZ q.
J. D.. Hume sold ~ state lambs. 80 ~ az &c. 49,
ltallilbt.k Davis Sold ~ uliaua sheep, " 10 NJ
- j. DO 100 p, al g. 20 l. stat d. o. o. at &c 90
~ b 40 - 10 de-, H o. a. 5ac state iearng- - To- az
~ 30 Kentucky Lambs, - H. az &c. 90 do, 81 D. ~ fsc
eiai'. do. "a d. Al - rn. - do. 80 %. 40 tl1c. 80
Dill ubaek Dewey cold - state sheen. ~ b,at 4'fci -
Ohio &c., liH n. a. 54c Hucks, 100 70, AZ 3> = state
Lambs 80 %. 30 tc ao. % q a. 81 % do ~ p. a. &
Jrhne W it-ht lu4r Co. 80 b3 stat Ewes inl year
nF~ 80 p. az &c. IL backs, - D. a. &C. % JestJ laio
o. Do.
ut- SOLD Jersey Lambs. o. o. 7'.c; y d. 80 u.
~ N.ct du, Gh =. 70 'h Hdp. - n, 40 lOc.
collins t1ld - Jersey Lambs IS %. o. 20.
T. Bfuwn sold - J,rsy lambs. 80 No. az sc do, a ID ~
gr y dec, go 70. 81
T. i. IOgcIrr sod J., Jersey Lambs, 90 n. ~ Size.
HOGS D. Ctiftz 2 car-of itil head ctrs ~ Jer
,1y aud l0h-L Total since saturday, 2Zi'1
head against -7..19 bead Tor he Poudug time last
"'k No urur-. 10 rrurt u live logs ana quotation arr
eltlltl nominal. really rrr, l0t ~ OHIO tor I'd HOGS
mia t draw i ~ His tu slaughter not anxious Ia
huy as they getting AL Hogs they want direct from
fIcir a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

There were no transactions in city bank stocks
The following were the bidding and asking Prices at
The first caD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17


The Snb-Teasury TO-DAY gained Sl97.772 on bal
snce. made NJ by currency gain VI S2o7.G27.
legs coin loss Of 1855. This makes the net
gain since last pSiday Sl6I.4S3. which however.
includes the receipt of 5000. 900 gold from san
Francisco. Money was easy at 3i2a5 per cent. The
nestle exchanges gu New-York at the ulnces named
are Quoted follows. hnt are inclined L. believe
that Chicago should read premium instead Of dis
count: Savannah. Ia =. premium; Charleston. u
a 4 premium Now Orleans. commercial 90 cents
discount and bank 81 5Od$2 80 premium; ST..
Louis, 30 cents discount Chicago. SO cents dis
count; Boston, 30 cents discount The United
States Treasurer at Washington to-day received
900. 900 National bank notes for REDEMPTION The
customs receipts were SGi0.OOO and the internal
revenue receipts we're xis0OOO. The Clearing
House statement today is follows: Exchanges.
x165 $40: balances 81. 7451l2. The trans;tc-
tons the Sub Treasury covered kccciDts,
$l273,S76; payments. 81 org O4 currency bal
ance. SG.440.9lS com balance. S16792.lVO.
The foreign exchanges were not particularly ar
tive, but rates stronger. and for sterling the
advances q cent u the &. Annexed are the To
vised quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per 6Orft Riser. Vessels aHf RIilroIfG
NEw-YoHK Thursday June 10. 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

fTvFRPoo- jane lfl2Q niCott9n-
"a aud rec supple Md hing UPi1nds Usdi hldds vi
ieans Sidi rO)O usie- inoluinS 900 oa- ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
L1vt srn-K NAnkEr,-Rr rrIEanAPH.

BUFFALO. June lG-CAruE- epts today. loo heal
fntI Con thus fa l2nfn head. ful same time last
week. 1900. con-rutA fhrYrh go market ras".
very irLt lcanI, -l~- Of i4gnt Misolr seers - iVa
led pol
Shitr AaD LANi--l.fcriits today, 5000 head
io'ai f0r week tu- On. 900 heal. Tor same Tune
last pok l2unn hrad CONSIGNED through ' cars marsrt
lba.rl arruIt 90 - lUa-h de- iftra uravj Al
s. o.. s.tsfHl cars rrtua.n uu-lt eil.et weak
Hoes t eipf- TO-DAY $500 head. t1fa nr week thn- TAR,
2huVn head wors 2i'ulO irsl corsiruti
through, lob c"d demand and prices shade higher
tart o Light Co to'-i Aoikrrs % - fa-' 1908 NUol
tln and Heavy Wrrht-. - 3ua 3d. Pig qloiAOir Al
90 N n cfsir- df-l r.ffi Oi
tWtt.n. june lC.- lu---icceipt. 2-Wh head snip
nruts 1HHi head marAtt as actitc and sus eay
MNtd Ia'alfr - tOa>5 f5 Light mturf ~ 3 f3as"
Choice Itty lAcAu- and shipping, ttatJ %, Guns aad
Iieif WORKERS % Iu0-lhp 90 sfd
CArrLF Hrreipt. 5000 heaG shipments 200 head
mafk~ dull EKPurtN 3 H'arr u, so,.i io
th cr ~iupPul 80 Hn4f % Poor AR loser a. :" u
$40. fu % a'u', 90 o 80 tn rftss through texans
ond -,s 20 76a<t O. cd,.y 80 5oQs4 20 STICK n ai
>iuFi- il-crti- .Op head shipments aoo head
k SOW alf ecaA and price, unchanged -cah"ass ~ 80
81 40 10 hnrc. 90 fg- 90, Itfta- 90 az sIyff
80 Lofts. June Co., CArIiE-rr'' it7. 100. bad. shp
mcns l~01 hal. snf piy pretty l,rr 9nI q mani nrt
tusirfHfr rfii all rpd Cattle tud rady dirl hui 80
PING steers .Dasf - Light TO-, 80 0sj +n. Eateh'rt
1fr-- i'far-. east
-tf r le,,.ptN 901 head shipments only node
i,..n . gld&t tt' fof Fair 400 innr-
HnL-- liry Nurkrrs tfd I'. fuirrre 81 tFr 30
NA't rl hItc - nfe 3d. fhnrt lH fancy, - 7Ve 40 ~
rroeipfs, 5.g'p head rlil4icnts. 3. J0 h,1d