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San Francisco, June 21.-A fire broke
out about 2 O'Clock this morning on the
Oakland pier in the vicinity of the old
forty slip and depot. The bark Great
Western was burnt to the waters edge.
The ships Big Bonanza and Centennial,
and the British bark Norma were dam
aged. The fire is not yet extinguished.
A fire boat was sent over from the
city.
The loss by the fire at Oakland this
morning, on the wharf and warehouse,
$40, 900; the ship Great Western and
cargo, $4,000; British bark Norma,
damaged mostly in her rigging, $4,000.
The ships Centennial and Big Bonanza
were towed out before receiving seri-
GUS damage. The fire originated in the
warehouse.
Brookport, n. Y. June 20.-The
johnson Harvester works burned. Loss
half a million. Four hundred and fifty
men thrown out Of employment. In
sured 5000, GEO.. One man burned to
death.
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whsHINGroN t

Washington, June 20.-Guiteau
takes his situation cody. He still pro-
fesses the belief that the president will
come to his rescue at the last moment.
Mr.. Hicks, his spiritual adviser, says
he believes he will go to the gallows
without finching.
A bill was introduced in the house to-
day by S%hingley, of Maine, providing
that wire rope, iron masts and iron
yards intended for the equipment of
vessels built in the United States for
the purpose of being employed in
foreign trade, including trade between
Atlantic and Pacific ports of the United
States, may be imported in bond free of
duty.
The issue OF standard silver dollars
from the mints for the week ending
June II was Ill ,49S against 22S, 49S for
the corresponding period of last year.
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Denver, June 19.-Mrs. Dunmire,
Guiteau's divorced wife, writes to the
Leadville Evening Chronicle in reply to
an article based on letters alleged to
have been written by her to G. II.
Reed, counsel for the assassin, author
izing the use of her name in a petition
for his pardon, in which she repudiates
the letter and adds: with reference to
my seeking a pardon for Guiteau, ]
have never entertained the thought,
and as 1 am still in possession of an
average degree of common sense and
ordinary intelligence, 1 could not
reasonably or honestly entertain sucl
an idea.
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Chicago, June 21.-A Little Rock
special received here this morning says:
During the fight here between the cow
boys and Indians on the border of the
Indian territory four of the former
were killed. Col. Alexander Polk, of
Howard county had employed some
cowboys to drive a herd of 1900 cattle
to Colorado. The boys were herding
the cattle in the nation en- route fol-
their destination and were ordered to
remove the stock but failed or refused
to do so, when the nght ensued.
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New York June 21.-Silver, S1.13s.
Money 294 per cent. Stocks weak at
a fractional decline from opening
prices. Western Union SGT; Quick
silver s.; Pacific, AZ; Mariposa, 2;
Wells, Fargo & Company,
S1.29; New York Central, S1;82;
Erie, 1863; Panama, S2.O5; Union Pa
ci6c, 1921; bonds, S1.1Ss; Central Pa,
cifc, 024; bonds $l.17t; D. & r. G. 573'
Sutro /. Governments strong and
generally higher.
Mining stocks very dull, with the
exception of Robinson Consolidated
and State Lines, Nos. . and 3. Robin
son was steady at 90 and 90. State
Lines, Nos. 2 and 3 ~luctuated be.
tween 81 and 81. Annie sold ut q
@23. Chrysolite 1856 and $500, and
Navjo $2.S5. Sales for the day, 129,'
575 shares.
To-day's bullion receipts from the
mines, SS1, 600,
Petroleum quiet and steady; United,
$50; crude, 6t664; refined, u.
Australian tin, 21s.
Copper, steady; Lake. 1S49184.
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Iowa.
The Cyclones.


Detroit, Mich, June 20.-Sunday
about moor n cyclone struck southeast
of Bay City, doing much damage. A
barn belonging to Frank Fitzhugh was
torn down and a colt carried twenty
rods and killed. The house of Thomas
Joyce was also completely demolished.
Mrs. Delos Goster was badly cut by
falling timbers, and a girl named Simp-
son was dashed twenty feet away from
where she stood, striking against a
fence, iDjuring her SO bad that she will
probably die. A small boy named John
Carroll had his skull fractured and will
probably die, while Mrs. Joyce, her
daughter and another of the Carroll
boys were badly bruised. A tract of
storm about eighty rods square and in
its paths were fences, trees, etc., swept
away clean every thing before it.
There was also a severe storm at Es-
seville, down the river from Bay City,
but no injury reported, save from the
accompanying hail and rain. Same
oSoiAl CfiuohbJ ohcpL buiOuBh pOi blOlo
of Tuscola and Huron counties, doing
great damage, especially four miles
north of Georgetown, where it tore
downINathan Lundy's house and barn
and Malcolm McDonald's house. At
the latter place Mrs. Mcdonald had
her leg broken by falling timbers. The
storm moved in an easterly direction,
and reports coming in from further on
in its course, says much property is
being destroyed and many people in
iured.
Des Moines, Iowa, June 20.-Henry
county's loss by the storm win reach a
half million dollars, at which one-
fourth was inflicted at Mt. Pleasant.
where ROdrick Scott and mother are the
only persons known to have been killed.
New York, June 20.-New England,
New Jersey and all parts of this state
report having storms Monday. Rich
ford (Vermont) reports five washouts
between there and Abercorn, Province
Quebec. Southeastern railway trains
await repairs. The partly erected walls
of Seymour's chair factory, west Troy,
New York, were blown down. Not
one of the m hundred men at work
we're injured. Lightning did consider
able damage at all points, but no lives
lost.
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Egyptian -AGairs.

Constantinople, June 20. = The
minister of foreign affairs unequivo-
cally and categorically refuses assent to
a conference on the ground that it was
unnecessary and inconsistent with the
interest of Turkey and Alexandria.
The project of police, suspected of
being the prime mover in the riots, is
reported as having died suddenly. Z
Arab Pasha is on his way here from
Cairo.
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a Lovely May Day In New Orleans.

On Tuesday always Tuesday,, May
9th, the 144th Grand Monthly distribu-
tion of the Louisiana State Lottery,
occurred. Gems. G. L. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early, of Va, had as usual
the entire charge. The turning of for
tunes wheel spilled out pr~omiscuously
Sl10, 400. Hereafter the monthly dis
tribution will be S265 800, on an en-
larged scheme, with tickets at S5-the
relative value of the 81 to the prizes
being undistributed, and tifths sold
with a capital prize of $4,000. The
first capital prize $50, 600, was drawn by
ticket No. 10, 102, held by John Weger,
the postmaster at Kasota, MINI. The
second capital, 10000, was drawn by
No. 94,63S, held by Charles Telson, cor
ner 10Th street and Ave. NJ, Galveston,
Texas. The third capital, $4,000, was
sold in halves to ticket No. AZ, 96S.
The two (2) fourth capital prizes of
2 $500 each were drawn by No. "a, 726,
and No. 1882. The next drawing,
with a scheme more than doubly en-
larged, takes place on Tuesday always
Tuesday,, July 18th, and for further
information, apply to NJ. a. Dauphin,
| New Orleans, La.
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WHAT IS DOING.
A General Summary of q
.
Days Happenings.
Egyptian Affairs Still eloomy-A
Conference Refused.
A Fight Between Cowboys and indians
in the South.


Constantinople, June 20.-The But-
ish ambassador has made fresh repre-
sensations to the porte, insisting on the
immediate reply upon the question on
conference. Germany strongly adyices
the porte to assent to . holding confer
ence. The idea of sending General
Ahmed:Menkhtsr to Egypt has been
abandoned.
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London, June 21.-The admission
of civilians to all military barracks in
Ceylon has been prohibited. The SEN
tries have been doubled and the night
patrol quadrupled. The greatest pre-
dautions against explosives has been
taken. The military telegraph clerks
in the royal barracks are required to
sleep next their instruments.
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Washington, June 20.-The reports
Of Prof. S. P. Langley, director of the
Pittsburg observatory and chief of the
meteorological observatory, atMt. Whit
ney, in southern California, will be
published in book form by the govern
ment some time this year. Since re-
quest has been made, it is probable
that Mr.. Whitney will be set apart by
the president as r%eservator for scien-
t fc purposes. In this event 1t is pro-
posed to establish an elevated observa.
tory like that supported by the Can
adian government at Mt. Aetna. Mt.
Whitney rises, at u height of
5000 feet above sea level, in II dry
and almost ~rainless region. 1t is said
to be the highest point on the Pacific
slope,
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No, don't take it and run the risk of
mercurial poisons, but when bilious
and constipated get a package of the
celebrated Kidney Wort, and it will
speedily cure you. 1t acts promptly on
these great organs, and SO restores
health, strength and vigor. 1t is put
up in liquid and dry form, both acting
with equal efficiency. Price 81. See
adv,
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New York, June 19.-Boston war
rants are out for the arrest Of pugilist
John Sullivan. He is said to have been
behaving very boldly since his ring
fight. Several policemen threaten to
shoot him on sight.
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Des Moines, June 2o.-An impromptu
a meeting of citizens of Des Moines
was held at the opera house tonight.
Over $1,000 was reported raised to-day
for the relief Of Grinnel and other
storm-stricken yicinities of Iowa,
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err T

List of letters remaining in the Chey-
enne postofice for the week ending
Tuesday, June 20. Persons inquiring
for the same will please state that they
are advertised:
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Drover's Journal: The number of
cattle shipped from Chicago to the sea-
board ports for the week ending Tues
day evening. June 16, was 6,9l0,
against 5000 for the week previous.
To New York 5000; to Jersey City
1850; to Boston 1000. A bunch of
557 sheep sold Friday at So, so. They
were Wyoming grass sheep from Raw
Inns. Miller & Hunt shipped them to
market, and have 5000 more to come
forward.
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To be convinced that jenkins IL Ross
carry the largest and best stock of boots
and shoes in the city, direct from the
manufacturers, which they sell at the
lowest prices, call and see them at 367
Sixteenth street. j213t
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The board of fish commissioners of
this territory hereby notify the public
that the taking of fish from any Of the
ponds in the vicinity Of Cheyenne, as
also from Dale creek Horse creek and
its branches, and Crow creek, will be
punishable by a fine Of $50 from and
after this date.
BY order of the board,
NJ. @. BARKwELL,
OTTO GRANM, Sec. Chairman.
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Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incon
Thence, Deposits, Gravel, &C., cured
by "Buchupaiba." 81. Depot Dare
& Collins.
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Women

are made pallid and unattractive by
functional irregularities, which DR..
Pierce's ''Favorite Prescription will
infallibly cure. Thousands Of testi-
monials. BY druggists.
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TIC Whom II Nav Concern.

Light weight suits, lower than they
ever sold for in this city, at PoLACK's.
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Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, In
pOtence, Sexual Debility, cured by
Wells Health Renewer." 81. Depot
Dare 81 Collins.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-21

Emissions. Aversion To Society, Dimness of
Vision, Noises in tho Head; the vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine. and many
other diseases that lead TO insanity Rno
death,
THE ESGLIsH MEDICAL INSTITUTE will
agree TO forfeit nve hundred dollars for a case
Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
tunder their special advice and treatment)
will not cure, or for anything impure or In
INSTITUTE treats all private diseases sue
cessfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. thorough examination and advice,
tai RESTORATIVE, 50 a bottle, or four
times the quantity, $40, sent to any address
upon receipt OF price or G. o. D., [buJ no G. o,
ID, sent without sl.0O with order as n guaran.
teel secure from observation, and in private
name II desired, bv
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The Great English Remedy.

Is a never falling cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
Spefmatorrhoea,L LOST
MANHOOD Impotency
Paralysis and ALI the
Terrible effects of Self
Abuse, youthful fol-
lies. and excuses in
mature years-such as
loss OF memory, Las.
Is l I u u O., Nocturnal
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Ilc5 anu bUBbs
Flies, reaches, ants, ed-bugs, rats,
mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out
by"Rough on Rats.n 15c.
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torica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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NO. 8 to al. f fias for PFG saie.
Besides 115 lots in all parts of town.
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OTTo GRAMM, Sec. Chairman
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18

....ar at 1o7ssalO lO7Ss. but through nu-
srenos anotnations it fell to 104h@ lOios9
peiv"' Coptral Of New-Jersey first advanced p
lVe s.. from its opening figure of 76, and
pef ia .a at 73laa74As. 1t is hoped that no
Iaer III crow out of the methods by which
tcsnu~ t,; and stockholders are kept in utter ig-
'nc ~ of the business and financial condition OF
noi,"Ur Jersey Central Railroad Company. But 1t
tne .ons;stent with popular ideas of the digni-
is hS,UL Court should maintain that the late pub
NS''" -,atament Of nothing by Receiver Little
IsD'u roceiyed by a New-Jersey Court in place
shoulu sho,r, and il is equally impOssih<0to believe
OF r,nort Intended only for the eyes OF the
thS' o", I'D he received by it privately and mass
toui' ,vhieh conveys no information be
Oh ~ file for publication. Yet 1t Is
pa0eu liked in financial circles that the true re-
0penN =. e,nces. Of Receiver Little was shown to
pom, W. more than two weeks ago. and that the
. s''t.s seeS report is blind" Reading con-
poo"s - be weak. although at 559s IT closed .
~ ~ +han its lowest and the other coal stocks
He"o, .hi,a1 and closed at nearly their lowest
81 The changes III the general market were not
-, os in the stocks already mentioned but the
srhola market was regularly weak and so closed
cnvernu,eut bonds were n0t particularly active,
-, nrces were higher for the long issues the nnal
a. for the 4les being advanced Is and for the As
a nor cent The bids for the continued os are 4
,ower Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18


,LrvgRrooL April l71l2$o m-cott9n firm Ms, 80
diDg oands 9iilsd Middins Orleans 6e sales tAV0V
ceipts $500 baes including l24oO bales American F
do Rpr g gnd Nav ~ ,ljSrg 90 : Nav aa6 June dev
61ed DO June July delivery 6''d. do July and
ts'se do september and october delivery t'd Futures
LyEPoot, April l7.9oo p m-cottOn-rhe sales Of tAo
LrvERrooL Aprl I7-5:Oo D. m-Furures-Uplands. Low
Middiing cluse, April delivery 6SYd do ADrh aud May
and Jgy deiiyery, ee's 's,d Futares closed sgii -.
MddhnG II gll Set Good Ordinary lO'aci rece sdL 70
bales sales 81 bales -,
ISL bales, sac. 80 -ioct D, lij bai.. 0s~' s'4'
gssr5S Snr I7-c Str-D sieaJv, 5ndannv l2l.c. Low
Mddlng llc Good ordinary llo receipts 80 bales;
CHARLEsrox April i7.-cotion quiet' sfidding &c;
L0H Kidding. nc. Ordinary, l0'-c net receipts
z2 naes exports coast"se 43oS oaes sales LVo oAes
CiSciyS1TL Epri l7-cotton quiet Midnng lls4c: Low
Aiding. ii 10; Good ordinary O-c receipts 20 bales
GALyEsr0v. Enri l--iotfon steaiy, Maanng II 7.c..
Low Adang Al &c. Cool Ordinary. l07-c net recapts,
MEMPHIS April lotion FIRM Mcoinng l2ci Ley ,g
na!es s-'m' -S4O bales Sales A5o bales s1"c- -0o4o
MOBILE April 17.-cotton quiet; Middunq. lJc+ Low
bales; exports coaswse. 90 saes stock
NEw-ORLEAys. April l7-Cotron7 steady Micdling I2c
Low Mdding II c Good 0riinlry. II 90 net receipts
g5 bales er ~ SAesc eKp95 , % Gfeat 9ra
bas coastwse 62 bales sales 5000 DaeS stock. 4oVg40
N0agoLK April l7-cotron quiet. Middimg lac, net
eipt @ bac exports coastwise LO@o bales sales lo5
PHI.-4osEfuiA April I7.--ootton nrm Madnns. l2asc'
10y adaAg ~ '., GOOD Dr'nlI} % ~ ~. A'' Is'eipS
,.sAyhSSML Apal l7-cotton firm AdaHng II ae Ioy 1
evrnpg ' 'jj n b,es sock i5 .t.9 ba.s '' ''''
~ LOUIS April l7-Cotton quiet: Mddiing. ll7sc. Low
Milding l.sc Good Ordinary lofe net re-. ipts ~
bales; stock, 1852 bales. 49,
%!tlseTox Apri L. l7cotion m Mitdi3s - &c
81 bales stccs c " 45o5 @ : bales -'''' ~ 49,
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
- .rocK MAEkEr.-EY rELeGnAnn.

PrFPifO April iT-CArTLE - Receipts to-day. ituO he al.
tOta week fl H,ttD head for same time 4a7t "erS
isiu head consigned through 800 demand au!
rri,,. niser offerings Fair Medium les LAlra
steer, tIa Good % Choice - si rJ0EI Fnir t9
Good -hiyper- 4re-5 steers, 5Jd ~ %.
lxea Butancs - 20 1sJ Tat OAcn. JVIsO 4O Fat
Balls 80 -jd-l .
-HFEP ayD AlBs-Receipts today 400 head total for
week TINS 5000 same time last week. l,luO
head. consigned through st-ady with
demand. sales ChIp sheep - 80 "a tal t1 Good
LjI sG ID. hOCc tu Fancy So tOlt 3U cat,ru
Lam rs. r.rt I5Htl %
Hoss-sccsipts to-day $500 heat total for Thus far
uu ht AL. same last week. L.. 90 De- gIC, consigned
through market duu and prcrs shade lower ies
,loC, 80 iUu-s =, Good Medium eights
g J0ns 7u Pigs 20 tDo - go best grer disposed oi
CHICAGO April ll.-HOGo- kHceipJ-. 1000 ship
fncnl y 600 mead market active rally bout 10
cents lower Common Good MxeiS6 JUos7 90, Heavy
pscEing -hppinA, - lOQ<7 90; Light, - 4OU&7 05
sk1p- and culls. - 81 d'f6 -.
CArIIa-ftecelpt 1000 head; shipments. lloO head.
market SLOW, weak and 10 cents lower Exports nominal H
- J04-7 1O Good 70 Choice shipping, 80 49, common
o fair - 7Oarf 30. Mixed Butchers STOCK e.
Stokcrs Feeders S5 3U1 70 tO
-HfFp-kectpts. - lur head. spmedts nIarKct tu
L. lower Good TO Choice ~ Juato -. Common
TO Fair r %. . - -, ~heiIlln.--. si III eJ 80.
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Orrna
srATyYD.
GnodOrdlnary

Y
strict Cool Grdnarv los Midding llisls
Futures quiet Dary steady al dec inc ~ to
POINTS sales, 81 "o an Is1' - 1ny i555Gi26l
August. l27t0l27'' september r.. z,a' - oct DctoneI @
Ma gns4PT @ MAY ia october ueg 20 @ Hdvem
AusN1I r 49, Decrt,ncr il5i. January, llo2 Closing
prices Tor conracts-Apnl 1921 1l2 May ~ 194lzso
iiEt9G september. iS.556i2.36. Octooers lLe8alLo9
Sr2 T,y'IGsi I6o li.63 Transferable crders u a
FLOUR AM MEAL-tLOC -hAIKct snaue @ foir ,ir
obbing demand sales 1000 o. Dds m I'M hSnng % g ne
1000 bblS Winter Wheat 6ytra - :, 81 90 DDS ,.
9o So9th Ae5sa @ o spriSe So 5oS<4 10 for winter Wheat
zoo 66ls. Low Grade Extra. - eyes5 Goi LOO LOO
Winter or the safes 200 t6i ,, sgTe foT gEp0
ou0anons e. 81 om3a5 2S 10 49, Fap Extra sSa9e
= 6O Good to Fancy do 80 logss 90 Common 20
= 5 Common Good Extra Round Hoou ONO - u aso 5
- ioSs5 Clear 5oss7 75 Rye 9ixtgTe - 25e 70;
Bakers xlI't 80 Us on, Common 70 FAR Fxtra
Winter Wheat Extra - 56es market closing q,iet -
eos Common 70 GOOD Extra y = est 30 GOOD 70
- - ....-RlE FLOUR quiet and firm sales 500 pOls
vancng sales Op bbs Yellow Western - %. quoted
SF0iHfIGS FK r--~tales by auciion 10000 boxes
atauia ~ ~ 50 anu 5000 do doLemoEs - 90
fGRA1N-T HEAT-Market feversh and unsettled, opening
~ Closing steAy a. &c under the prices scarcely
anyuIg DONG Tor EXPORT and a. very cgea,e ogne., ior
i,O mo bush. -24nuU bush cash including
Vneraded Winter R-,l ~ 220el So NO. Bed 40 = 30
So . chicago NNn Jusa- sold late saturday evening
4OIa4 Sl4 20 and held higher steamer No
3 Red -. 40 5 kci -. in elevator steamer No
nea ~ as. Rcd = l2aSl 40 "a store II 5O-24
5Oa for ctTtlh, 81 jo4GSl al44 delivered I n
graded White 81 al A. No. 4 hiie y - 'qdSl 40
- SO DO May ~ 81 eSl - closing - aO- do June,
g. 4SQSl 81 :. ciosngSl 5Os; do july - g. 21-l ~ ~
closing 81 - ISI > closing ~ "A p
Firm SH0Stc lots ana boat loads Cdnaaa and
-tao OF canada reported sold without further
particulars BA RILEY MARKET in buyers favor win
very moderate inquiry sales, 2Ouuu bush canada u
arrive ~ - for n-TACed 8 -efOr 30 Brlg&
25G-l 81 ~ .- CCRN-MaTket excited cash Ots 5dSc.
higher options opened subsequently recovered
and advanced ard closed with about &c OF The al
vance scarcely anything done for export and only
for home large trade on s cuye
account sales Z4oS bush. future $1,000 bush cash.
including Nike at -dyec latter an ox
tlcme No Viii sac, steamer " lre, W I'oc No =
lxe elevator Slc. IL store. 80 Soc deverc
with of sell at 80 2c delivered No Mixed
e. June c. closing SIC do July. -o-f &C.
closing c August -J44 071 &c, cioAng etc----.
active cash lots scarcely so nrn anu
options "a stc higher sales. $4,000 bush including No
3 Al ti2c, No oe@4 fbuc.i No quoted 81 pvc. 30. 3
White 6Uc.; no. 2, & c.; NO quoted ~ ~ &c Mixed
Western. 5-00Oc. White DO. 81 doac.. Mixed state 3St
C2c. White 10. 6Ono4c, including lOu10 busn. No.
0OO bush 90 June. 574 4aJ74c, I,0l bush. DO NY
DC. 100000 do August 5Oh05U 70 -----FE EED
nIm and 80 n, - 4OdSl A.
STOCKS n STORE n NEw-YORK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY
CITY GRAIN WAREHOUSES; AND HELD II RAILWAY
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer Vessels and Rauro1fs
NEw-YoRK. Monday. April II. 1892
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-l Ohk, MOnuhY. AprH Il, Ir9-.
AsHEs-Pots quiet 5a5i.cp and Pearls selling
IN a small way az bia as -rc.
COFFEF-Hlo dan and nominaly unchanged Official sam.
pies quoted 4Jc 500 Nav basis Of
No O. sOd 77jc asked for without bids.
Withdrawals Nasnyth: 5000 bags
RIO frumphO de Caya aud i.l56 DO. Nasmyth
the stock here in first hands at 267s bags Mid
grades quiet without quOaDe change but the tone OF the
market Is not very steady 400 bags Maracabo ex Alcira
private (luOt9OnsilO. Ordinary cargOes
Sa0S24c. Fair ga a9c. Good dlOlic; Prime. lUl40
lOqc santos far good. gQdlOc; Java l30.Oc.. sing
apOfp, l2UI3c. Ccyi0u. lO0l5c MaracGibO 9alSc; La
gIayTa sale. jamaica. si2Gzc. ~ Domingo. o2a99c :
Porto RICO. lDGlJc; Rca. 320lJC; Mexican, 81
l2Lci Mocha. 27Q2Sci AnsOstura. ll0lSci sayanAlA
9laIl1 .
bales $3.50 bales saturday evening Inc uding 800 aes
port for spinning Delivered on contract
Receipts ports to-day, '4&S bales against
tenber l. 4s52e1S bales against 5,=%O446 bales same
time last