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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-26

The Ways and Means Committee to-day
made some verbal amendments TO the IN
tornal-rcyenue bin, but did not change it..
The idea prevails lhat an effort viii be
made 10 take il up Immediately after the
deadlock is over.
1 asccrtained to-day that the Virginia
delegation is unit in favor OF the river
and harbor bill.
The Senate committee to-day considered
further the army appropriation bill, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-26
BALTIMORE.
louisville.

,..-,.,-rrrv Nav uJ-Nc-~-pOrk. "-N..J.
ne,fs-Shoulders. $3.50; rib, Al l.3J clear.
sii'00: short rlb. $3.50. suglr-cured hams ana
Ind quiot and unchanged. flour a-eaay anu ~
clncy. S6. 5Oms7.7j. Grain quiet ana unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

livery 6S'ssd October and November delivery, 6acsdt
do. Nav and June delivery G+.s4d Futures nat
LIVERPOOL. Aug 2l-l.3O m-CotIon -AddliDg UpancS
7ist; Middhng Orleans. 7sisd
LiyERfooL. August 2l-f:30 .-Cosfop-Futures-U
lands Low Middhng clause seDtember and october delivery
Goss do October November delivery, Gszed.
and July delivery, 6sssd Futures steady.
AuGUsrA- Aug. 2l-COtton Middnn1 1Zc.. Low
hddhnG lSs GOOD Ordinary llisc receipts, IL bales;
BALTIMORE Aug. Election seaiy Kidding. l3o; Low
Mlnune lZc dood Ordinary. IL 1c gross receipts, ~
osae.i sAes spnners 10 bales; stock. 1917 bales
bDsfON anG 2i.Cott"p quiet hiddnDR 1910. Low
Mddlng IL tc Good Ordinary receipts 81 baesy
3.sSO bales
CINCINNATI Aug 2i.cotton steady Middlnr 1870; Lev
shipments. IA bales stock. 3Os
CHARLESTON 2l.-CotJon firm, Middinz l2Ea1I2ssc.
Low Midding lZs0l2l oooc Ordinary.
aes eIoss 80 oales exports coaswse, 30 bales sales.
Aug 2l-sj steady; Midoiinr l2Sc Low
Mddne l2c. Good Ordinary. il bales
gross 9 bales exports cOastwise, lo7 Dae:. sales zI3
bales stock 2Oll Daea
MEMPHIS Aug 2l.-Cottor steady Mi1dlnpg i2sct Low
Mddng, ~ Good Ordinary llc Tecelpta 81 bales:
50 bales shipments 1876 baes zoo bales
10 bales
MOBILE Aug 2l.-Cotton quiet Middhne. I2Scs Low
Mddhng y Good Ordinary. IL sc. receipts, -
bales - bales exports coastwise 70 bales sales 70
baies; stock. 727 bales
NORFOLK Aux u y ttJD st'alys Hidttng 12l2es net
receipts 40 bales 455 bales exports coastwise
1871 bales stock. 96j bales.
NEw.ORLRASs Aug 2i.-Cotton quiet: Mdding. 1870,
Low MlddhnY l2c. Good Ordinary ii c net receipts IL
PHILADELPHIA Aug Election aulet Middling l3i.c.;
Low Mdding. 1870 Good Ordinary. &c, receipts.
l12 bales, gross. rs bales; stock. 1850 bales
sAvANNAI Aug. 2l.-;ottOn quiet. Miaaun2. l2s Low
bales gross 463 bales exports cOastwise 637 baie
2zj bales stock. z.37f bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22
LIVE STOCK MAnKErs-RY rrLEGnApH.


BUFFALO, Aug 2l-cATrLE- Receipts to-day 81 90 head
total for the week thus far 5000 head; for time last
week 870head consigned through 370 fair demand
ali behring's taken: light proportion
choice STOCK market closed quiet Choice Heavy. ~ 81 p
Fair % Medium, ~ 1884 3d. Cows and Heers- 81 -
SuEP AND LAMBs-Recepts to-day 800 head total for
l5OO head consigned through 90 market unsettled
generally slim attendance 81 all classes OF buyers
Fair Choice Lambs, sbG$G Is Poor TO Good S5G$J 5O
Fair 10 Good Wool sheep - 6jdS5.
HOGS Receipts today 7S25 head total for week thus FAR
l%,4Dj head time laat week 500 head market
butchers grades Good to Choice 50 6OaSo 10 Medium 10
Fair Grassers 81 20.
SIcAso. Aug 2l. - HOGS Receipts. $500 head ship
rcs head: demand and IO' higher Com
Good Mixed - as 3d. Heavy IS 0dSS go Light
40, skins. 81 GS7 30 market closed strong all
sold.
CATTLE -Iseceipta 10000 shipments. $500 head
strong grades Exports,
Choice Shippius. SO suHS Common 10 Fair - a'D
IS Mixed Butchers in heavy supply Common TO Fair
du and l502 lower at SZ0 20 % Medium TO O. Oh - -
ds3 Choice. SfaSi 90 StOckers and Feeders u 9u1
%. Range strong 20 3Od - 2Oi Half Breeds
Americans, Il 80 ~.
snEEr-Rccepts 1000 head; shipments 200 head; market
weak Tor choice stock sales Poor 70
Fair $JdS 10. Medium 10 Good S4aS4 co. local demand
EAST LIBERTY Penn. Aug 2l.-CArTLE-Receipts. 1909
head. Or 2Jc. OF from last weeks.
HOGs-Kecopt- BOO head; market firm; PhiafelphiaS
sHEEP-eccp,s glOO head market du and prices zee of
fro, la-t
ST. LOUIS Aug 2l.HoCs Receipts 100 heat; Shipments
higher bat In far demand Pigs ana ilght
Workers. ~ 6J0r7 10 Fest Oker, - ZUdtS 40 butchers
Heavy, 4OGSo 90; Grass ~ 0OGeo; Cus SodS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22
CLOSING PRICES PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS.
Rep1rted 81 JOIN II. DAVIS < -. II WGlLs-

MONDAY. Aug PIP. VI.
The elements which created the buoyancy that
was noted at the closing of Saturdays stock market
not present at tO-day's opening OF business.
The first figures were well up to, and in some in
stances were fractions higher, than SATURDAYS last
prices but prices quickly yielded to
efforts that were made to realize on
Saturdays late purchases. Az on Saturday
afternoon, the entire complement of room-traders,
whether of "bulllsh" OF "bearish" procliylties
competed for the purchase of stocks, SO this morn
ing as soon as it was developed that no one was
going to make prices higher they all were COM
petitors for the sales Hence the fashion for the
greater part of the day was to sell, and lower
prices were made than those of carly Saturday.
sharp rally occurred late in the afternoon
but was not sustained in the sfnal transac-
tons The market closed only steady, at figures not
much better than the lowest of the day.
Government bonds continue to be dull both at the
Exchange and at the Offices of the large dealers
To-days sales at the Board were only $4,000
Is at tho asking price. Quotations are steady
and unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

city heavy and light quoted .LARDExport demand
less active and speculative trading has falen on prices nc
the opening ruled ra and advanced about DC per 100 lbs
subsequently, became weak and reacted trie losing, how
ever with rather strength sales 3bt tcs Prime steam
spot 1850 70c closing ~ Soc 20 tcs Choice 12750
i217 7Oc 600 october IL II ga ~ 81 closing
l2oDd ~ s2ee. $3.50 November. l276ml2s29c.,
closing ~ 1912 $3.50 tcs December
ciosng 81 &c. $50 seller 1000 I26Z9
closing l262 Doe. $50 ties January, 1852 20 69c
closing TO 7Oc $3.50 tea February y
closing l27e9l272Ic; City Steam hrm. sales 1870 ties,
15c OF Refined sales 26D ties Continent, 1216c. closing
lZoOD Zsoo rrER-MArket has not varied IN any
cuar strictly fine STOCK held with dec ded strength on
mcdefa'e receipts and fair demand Low grades duh and
nn-sted state Han Frkns, Tubs and Pals. 22923c
Creamery. 2sd2Jc. Elgin Creamery, 266l,oi Western
reamery 20 d2yc Imitation Creamery ISa23c. Dairy, 100
ici Factory 5Glfc.-.--.CHEESE-Tra is very dii
h prices usettlt aud drroDng State Factory, Sdll sc
creamery Skins "a &c; Ohio Factory 90lO9tc do. Flat
ia EGGS have inquiry strictly fine
nearby "a state and Pennsylvania 23d2c; Western
Z292 ci Canada - c Western Common Good, II 122c
6lCb-Quet steady uncnangedi Carolina and Louisiana,
% dsc.; tangoon. o li1J 2c; Paina, 90 &c. -
SUdA nul and nOmnaly unchanged Fair 7oiac,
IN the absence Of important business though lac less IS In
preston in Refined naturally has unfavJrdDe effect the
market FOR Raw sales hhds Cuba 1c 2lO hhds. do
b' GIc and 10 bags 81 Domingo 73lsa77sc. Refined
easy Cut Loaf $50 Crushed 92c; Cubes 92c Powdered,
y SagNc Granuiated, 9i.0.', Mould A." Size Con
PETITIONERS do. standard do, Ssc on " A." sGs3,c;
- lN@t &C.; Yellow 90 &C
SIkARINk-tirm but quiet; Prime City l3ifci Western.
IL a sc. SAFES 10000 10 OeOmarglrne Stetrine, lie.
IALLOW-f1rm and In demand sales 10000 ID, o'sGol2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

snH wanted At Fridays prices The So%o. . AID 10
the 6dth.s yards lambs wore rated dull friction
lower but az Jersey city Good 10 choice Lambs were nDy
made !, late so%r
s s sS at q e w E1OG 70 Mr. East
$50. few Poor southern Lambs sold at 4'.SIc.
ram: was ffS He% 81 ''nsS &c Psnn.y
Choice PSnnyIysna at % and 100 head OF Extra state
salcsJ ssder & Co sod 2ls Western Sheep 81 D. a.
q as s. - 2o 49, DO % r. q rs n 90 30 % s. 90 40 % A. a.
II Kentucky cuils) 81 b. a. &c i2S do so b. at "a 90
A. G,nada DO So b at 7c; d. "a ~ SO ia do "a h.
y. PIdcocs sold 1870 Kentucky sheep 81 nm4se, 454
sss Ohio DO q 90 b. a Sc sOa Kentucky Lambs So n at
Judd & Buckng1 m sold; SO Western Sheep. iOl n,
20 ~ 8a d. 81 l as I S9 do Sc IL
s. q os g. & g. 81 az g. & 3 81 e d 60 s s.
Sc log Gc @ y NJ DO 81 "a at s % state do 50 h.
Newton and Gisa sold - Ohio Sheep II ID at 81 So
dG. % b. al 47,e IsGac = rs as % DO x
indiana 90 '6 - at = 60 80 90 81 At oy o Ken
lse "a los h. 5c $i Pennsyivanla do g 10. at
e d HssIsP@ %oi AO'o. ~ 40 % 3D. a.
40 as sod e Ke9goIy s5 sh9ep 81 y at "a CO. 2s9
Kentucky Lambs, 81 b. at6sc 90 DO s. b at $40
~ li9qo S p 5aS 81 state DO 90 H. l85 90
o. e foe s o los s 49, s SG Sc do 1 sana "a
lambs 81 y g. 32s o. 70 lb at 50 55 70 do, 90 ID.
% ~ Hume sod PeqSsyaHa sheep no ITO % at IS 81
at &c; los DO O1 H. at 5c IS do 1873 ID at 5ac l49
Pennsylvania Lambs 81 H. at SIC l06 do 50 10 az 80 1895
Ia Qho do 81 d. az 6c q0 DO 90 H. az 6ei il6 state
KirOy sold: u state sheep. % % az tlc ~ do lo7
n ~ 4c 10 Bucks l02 b. 3c; 1872 state Lambs SO n.
1875 do ~ n, at GIG 1913 Pennsylvania do 8S 70, at
csc.
Halenbcck Davis sold Al state Sheep q ~ at6c 1O4
DO Ol ~ at c 298 Kentucky do l0i 10 nj 4c % do lOe
b II s 2 TO- 93 d. at pc; 60 canada Ewes ls D. at
6 n do % b. az 6c; - statedo 90 at 6c 70 do 90
10 at &c do "a D. 6itc 1875 do 81 62c; All o. GO
70 a. $40 Dol 20 No. at 59do 10 ID. at 7ci ll9 can
ada DO 90 N. At $40 1870 do. ~ 10, ~ CSC.
Jc!no. Wright & Co sold 20 Ewes 81 ID. at
c l2j stat Lambs 81 h at 6rc % do. ~ b. at $50.
Eye d Otis Sold 10 Siate aTbs 81 ~, at 70
HOG5-Hecepts were 80 Of 4.ssl head 81 cars nj
Jersey city and - at 4Othst The demand good
for Live Hogs aud c higher. Fair to Prime state
Hogs sold at - p 41S jGi4 per 100 n.
Sa.es-Ege Otis sold l2S Hogs 23i b. &c; IL
ROughs, 5Sl ID, at
Jene. Wright HOag q Co sold % State Hogs 233 u, at
: &c; ROug 81 800 d. at &c.
smith Reid sold: p State Hogs. Pr ID. at SIC; III do
226 n, at * 56ir - ROughs. 300 - AZ 81 j6i4.
Iao meek Davis sold Il state Hogs, l72 n, at c;
tags, 20 ID, at &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

The dealings inState bonds were confined to small
lots OF Tennessee 6s at 55l2, and North Carolina
consolidated As at II. There were no transactions
In city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were unusually quiet and with
out any important changes in figures. Erie second
coASols closed Z lower at 07sa The issues Of Mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ANIfTl~-QnIeT and UloHlngOu-
COFFEE-Rlo dul aud nominal the spot at 9lal0c.
for about 1'srO ha Withdrawn from stock
sales 900 bags Ausust l5c go bags October l53c
300 March, s.JIc. Mid GRADES quiet uJmnay
chan I1guayra MaraCalO0 S2d l3c.
COTTON-SpO Cotton que Unchanged sales. 6aS bales
go. ualcs saturday evening all tor export Delivered
contracts 100 bales Receipts al the ports to-day $50
bales AGAINST pD3 week. bales
year September /. LG47U9l bales against
.1Gl.L1- nAlus almn neLLun LAST 5N.L-nn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Monday, Ang. 81. 1882.

Prime Steers soId year at ll0llI2c and
The estimated At lOtc
BLEF .S-HcCeiptS yesterity and today were lSJ car
loads IT Jersey city and ~ At 6Oh st. making 44il
~ head last Monday. The arrivals Tie past
30 head than last week. 1898 head less
correspondents week last With free arrivals
warm. mug y Wednesday decline OF &c on
ell 81 Cattle noted with 90 5 unsOld With
moderate receipts weather Friday prices
Coluad ard Medium Native
steas while 81 per hell lower than
,duc 5liay fair The wards elected,
To-day. with continued cool weather. There was
all grades Cattle. though Texans.
Colorado steers aud ttIm Natives showed the most
and advance about sc ID FRIDAY prices
Good and Prime = i've 5tce doing little better than
Friday. arl Commoa NATIVES showed
but Htile II any improve nent. Texans sold manly
g9,aIOc to dress IS o. ana colorado iaibee,s at IO4
a. ~ To- dress % 5G win poor lot ~ COLORADO texans
al = 10 100 B. some Poor Naive steers s9d az 5%a
es 50 aj 10 hut the general rance for common 10
Prime from 10 TO 1890 to dre. 1901 ID . ear ot OF
very Pum" KENTUCKY ~trers, 411 Id average was sofa 10
The NewYork PROVISION Conpan at I'c T. 9ress D ana
rctcd At II u &c To dress 'b13I 10;
hut by finest Cat SHOWN to-day we're ne 81 mead 81
Fancy Illinois sold Dy ID. NMXeu To MrSrh HON
ter AM fl head 20 each The ayehge sh Wa
Eastman $50 mead oc cNprta N IN dressed
quarters sherman K Gictt 30 head The mar
kr closed agy steady, with good cearce The Romano
live sheep got ycse ruay 80 shipments o 1.-Two
Stock to-day.
The w-e.'s shipmenfs OF Live Clttle and sheep AMI
Dressed Beef. Mutton and Hogs were a. FOL o%s:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

strict Good ordinary. H. Mddng. 12'l
.. Ea5a i o c'' Fc h@sai p' Y?'4 ep
igmPer i2ii@I 49, Qf'e9c 7, ii5S No'emeer
dsrch o2o s AIr. 10; SI%.' az - do%d1lg
Ianuarv ,Ii . Tebliary Si. March -: Am IIo7:
Say. lie. jane $50 Cio1ng pnces for con, IS Au
gust l21g I2g: Iepiampe - ns "a q1oo5' a., ~;
January IlO0Il9l February, ll.a Is. March ~
ill. April l2.o7al&os: Nay. l2lsal2I9 Transferable
fGGUi AND Observation-Disclosures heavy aud In in.
stances luaZjc per Dol very moderate export
ANA Job9ng trade demand bn,ine Tor export m19iy
we're for export, including 900 city Min Extra.
O. IS s3 IS; 1000 bhls Sour Extra - 25ds5 70.
Quotations: No 2. - '3G . ~ sIer extreme Supcrnne
5O9,i 20 Coca p, Fancy do - sj4*' -. Common 10
~ Common To- Good Extra round Hoop ohio - 654*5 20
GOOD to Choice do . p y 90 Common LXtrS Alne-oa
BAKERS Extra 4iG$7 %. Straight afI -. Patelt
s. 70; GOOD toNery Choice Family 20 % Paient m
ter WHEAT tXua 60 ,4So - CIV en- sAa lot "est
- 25Gts: market closed Jul. SOUTHERN FLOUR
s. oa - IS: Good to Cho.ce do, s0qS7 - RYE
FLDUh Unchanged sale - Dds 5aperans lat
GRAIN-WHEAl-,ia Marker Aa &c. over hghr export de,
qaotations sales oJ5o6j bush future bush
Nes s &C. No I'd E. se a l5 HS F s
Xr Red 81 o. Mixed Winter. 81 i2as iSa; IN
e AIDED White - O5ae - steamer SO While y o.
WhItc , IGiQsI lGs, tor cerncatca loOoO bush. 80
White for delivery l0th 20 lith sepcnc 81 80, No
RED August 81 l}--GSl 13L. closing 81 lSIs; do sep
teuber. n l340sI 10. closing - 1874; do October
eIlffGfl lfh. closing - lfii 90 Noyemhcl, - - 2~
al lJ4. clos NJ ~ lj- do December. II lt@-i ! -
to-.ue do seller the 81 Is s--..R N quiet
76 &c for Canada STATE. and bOItoais-.---
' (nr.EY XRIT quIr and aacaH ed
$500. COR -MaiKet unsettled; cash and August "a Inc
bel later Ip c lower, limited export AMI mode
rate obbis demands fair business IN ploEs sales
4, 600 bush future lSOuO bush cash, including Un-
graded western Mixed 10 s}a t" latter choice
SO = II 49, ~ store she i'm elevator delyeed NO.
White &c. 10 Mixed August o2ea- &C. eio'!ng 81 2o
September. Sili0 c io.u ~ &c 10 october - %
~Jc closing -iJ,c. do November Sni40ou .c., closing
SIC an seller he year - ia ~ &C. closing - re
OArS-SlArkct Irregular unsettled cash lots zoe
.lI-rcut decline aiya seed
arc: sls 52i NEARLY all FOR future delivery
incluling No. at =" no 'JCi NO. =, 55f61.Ci 40.
quoted &c; 40. Wine. zoe. No: = "a G15c.; N@
,iuo.ei 7Sc. Mixed Western jD0j-c; WhitedO. Il re-
iiix,si state 6fajJc; White do, 1@a7-c; No MiXrI
Auru.t 81 d5Gar. do september. 41G47 Hc. do. Oc
s,er 46a4G 20: seller the year. - = Oid i54 asked
FEED about steady. 80 ID Dc. 60 h. Il GSl Oj
Nfiddlngs, 81 Ztafl 30 .-...RYE FEED, ~ 30.
II STORE II SEw-YOBR, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
GRAIN wAREHousEs AND HELD IL HALLWAY LIGHT
LIS OS CERTIFICATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

LIvERPOoL. Aug Il -l2i0 D. motion dull and easier
Mdanrg Upauds, 7sIed. do Orleans y Nd sales oOOO
mi Dalcs speculation ana export
Keoeips 500 Oaes. all American Futures-UDlands Low
Muanng clause, August delivery. Ted do August ana
September delivery. Tod. d0 september and October do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

LoSDox Aug. 2l-I2:3O D. NJ bonds. four and hail
Il6 Atlantic and Great Western ust mortgage
trustees certtncacs a. ~ do second mortgage = Ere
conSOls, %. NewYorg Central l39 Illinois
Central. 1899. Reading 3lS NcwHork, Ontario and West
LONDON Aug. 2l-3 D. m-.Bar Slvers quoted at 52d
per
LONDON Aug 2I-4 n m-Auanuc and Great Western first
mort lgs trustees certificates do second. Ia Illinois
Central, 1892, Pennsylvania Central " II New ork, On.
taTiO and Western y.
LONDOx.Aug 2l-J:3O D. milne amount of bullion gone
into the Bank Oh England balance tO-daViS S9OJO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Ricer. Vessels and RHllrOqfs.
NrW.YORK Monday. Ang. u. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22


Total bush - GOT 800 l.799 800 elllOo l.9l2860
Since April 7S5 23O3596 ll06S500 lG215979
Week 1891 bush 1878 600 7967OO |. 1856 20 l,i2SGU0
Since NAYS 1891 800 20 1913 200 l7BS34iO
NoTB-Canal opened April 10 1882; NAV >. 1881.
AT CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,.
-Recelpts -ShipmcntS--
Chicago. Milwaukee,. Chicago Milwaukee
FIT. w'k'S2 bbls 1884 1850 6O,753 6j 52j
Since Jan. l. 'S2 - - - 49, 49,.
Fl'r.w'k 81 bbls 07,fsi 55,s6i 1879 lOolH
Since Jan l, 81, 49, . . 49,.
bbs ......... 2g2o375 2Os95l9 2,697.7i7 2.G5l,372
Wheat. bush..... 4lb,OSI 1880 iSIzl3 4l,Jz0
Corn. bush. SJl.8Ol 1910 b~IIl3 l,HlO
Oats bush b5i.bn9 2b.4S5 44s.3Sj 4.5lo
Rye. bush 1914 2,5oJ ZD,ob4 gtU
Barley, BUSH 2f13 80 l'Ob2 2Slb
Week $50 bush. 1,S599J6 SS.355 2.lOO.i35 bl426
Since Jan. l. 30. - 49,. 49,. nm. a.. 800.
bush.....-... 81. lG19l S9755t 529jG67l 4,025553
Week ~. hush. 4.u4jbi4 26b5S1 324ltD2V 2lUsD
since IAN 1881 1892 976l935 72OOy.24 S.5OS,O6l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22


'1NllE Father de Smet Consolidated Gold Mln-
l. ing COMPANY has declared Dividend No ~ OF TWEEN
ny CENTS PER SHARE. payable a the Office OF LA ID
LAW a Co. IA MaLsL, New.Iorx, septemberl. Iranster
bOOAs Will close I'D mat IL. IDEAS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22
Diuioen1 Nollce5.


NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, }
OFfICE II BRoAl-sL,
NEW YORK. Aug Il, lSs2.
COUPONS of the Pend dOreJle Division
- bonds Of this company due September LIST proxmo VIII
paid upon presentation this office aud after t1at
ROBERT LENOX BELKNAP.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

DEADwOOD1ERRA MINING Co,
Is WALLsr, NEN-l ORR Aug .. 1881
dividend No. pa dividend 0i THIRTY
DrHOUSAND DOLLA ks-being FIFTEEN CENTS per
been decl red tor July the oce OF tho
transfer agents, LOUNSBEkl & HAGGIN, IL Mall-st
tho 2lst inst. Transfer books close the 10Th
IL. b. PARSONS, secretary.
OFFICE MORStNG STAR CONSOLIDATED NiNING CO..
No. WALLsI. MN. YORK. Aug. H. lSs2
I'HE Is ard of Trustees of this company
i has declared DIVIDEND NO. II OF TWO AND
HALF PER CENT on the capital stock. payable August
33 al the Office Of the company. No. WasL, New YORK.
room ~.
books will be closed on lheh aud reopenei
on the Path. WILLIAM ADAMS. TREASURER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

The total movements OF fiour ana grain at the
principal points for tho week ended August 10
1ss2. and since January l. for years 1851 and
1852, were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

Total 800 2lG429 4,87s l767Gl 25OsvO 1910,
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
+o-dav were as follows:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10
Relief for WASHERS.

In September, 1871. five whalers we're
in the Arctic Ocean, just beginning the
work of tho season. About sixty miles
further north lay thirty-two American
whaling vessels shut in by the ice aud
abandoned. Tie crews numbered l 200
persons, and they had not sufficient food
or clothing with which to pass the
winter iu the ice. The thirty-two
masters called upon the outside vessels
in the name of humanity TO abandon
their whaling and to take them to some
civilized port ee.inglAssured, they said,
that our government would make am.
BILE compensation for all losses. The
whaers carried the shipwrecked sailors
to Honolulu, receiving $35 passage
mouey for each person from the govern.
meat. The House Committee GU Claims
now recommends that $1,000 be paid to
each Of the tive vessels.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10

Five years ago, when the shipments
of \ american Beef to England began,
twenty quarters week could not be
sold in Liverpool; now, Liverpool. alone
takes between 5000 and 1000 quarters
a week, and the hole trade amounts
tn from 1000" to II, 900 quarters a week,
which, at 200 pounds to the quarter,
would make say 100000 pounds OF
beef sold each week in Grea: Britain, or
ia, iOO, 900 pounds years. In an arti-
Gle referiug to this large shipment OF
beef from this country into the EAg lish
market the Manufacturers Gazette
notes that curious fact in connection
with the trade is that, even with thu
cost Of transportation, American beef
retails in England at a much lower fig.
ure than it ooes on this side of the
water. The Gazette explains that the
secret lies in the difference in cutting.
In England side Of beef is cut into
pieces of from ten 10 twenty pound
weight, and neither bone nor fat is re.
moved. Englishmep, when they buy
meat, do not ask for piece of the round
or sirloin, as Americans do, but for 50
many pounds of meat, and are indit1er-
ent from which part Of the animal it
comes,