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EDITOR BEACH, of the Miner, has re- turned from Washington, and it is to be pre- sumed that the President will now feel free to act upon his indivitbal judgment h the distribution of political pap and patronage.
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Notice.

Sealed proposals will be received until the 1st of March. 1882, at the store of Messrs S&ith and Watzlavzick, Florence A. T., for hauling 300 tons of coke from Casa Grande to the company's furnace at Butte, at the rate of 10 tons per day. Also for hauling ore from the mine to said furnace at the rate of 50 tons per day for period of six (6) months Payments will be made monthly. Bonds will be required for the faithful performance of said contracts. The company reserves the right to reject any and all bids. w A. DENNIS,
 A Supt Pihal Mining Go
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Information Wanted.

Information is wanted of one Walter Smith who left New Orleans in company with one Kline, May 2d, 1867. Last heard from was leaving Santa Fe, N. NJ, Oct 1st, 1867, with party of forty men bound for Southern Ari zona mines. Any information in regard to him will be gratefully received by his parents
 JOSEPH SMITH,
 423 18th street, North Minneapolis, Minn.
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ADvIcEs from Minnesota state that in addition to the three persons who died there recently from trichina, five more of the seventeen affected are at the point of death
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned owns and claims an undivided interest in cer- tain cattle branded ''P, ,, and known as the stock of the Putnam Brothers. All persons are hereby cautioned and warned against pur- chasing any of said cattle, as no one is author ized to dispose of them until my rights are ad- indicated, proceedings having been commenced for that purpose. W. H, PUTNAM.
 January 20th, 1882 42
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gi6le for election to the Presidency for the term following that during which they held such office. The presumptiye ob- ject of this proposed amendment IS to re- lieve the President of the temptation to use his position to secure a re-nomination and election, and to prevent cabinet of icers from neglecting their duties in ma neuvering for the presidential prize. If this is the intention of the amendment, it would partially fail of it's purpose, should it pass and be ratified The Pres ident, while he could not compass his own reelection through the agency of his of ficial position. could use 1t to further the chances of friend. In the same way cabinet officers would work for their friends for a promised return of the favor at the proper time. It would be difficult to frame an amendment that would eff fectually prevent the President and cab inet from taking hand in the political wire pulling
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ACCORDING to the Citizen, the suit pend ing between the Head Center and Con tention mining companies, of Tombstone, has been decided in favor of the latter.
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Notice.

OFFICE JESSIE BENTON MINING Co, l
 FLORENCE, A. T., Jan. 26, 1882. Notice is hereby given that special meet. ing of the stockholders of the above company will be held at the office of the company, il the town of Florence, Final county, Arizona, on Tuesday, the 21st day of February, 1882, at 1 o'clock. p, m., when business of importance will be laid before them.
 4 JOHN D. WALKER, President
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FLORENCE, SATURDAY, FEB. 4. 'sl

A FAMILY, named Romano and residing near Corinth, Ky, were poisoned on the 2Sth by arsenic placed in bread. Five of the family are dispaired of
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Notice.

are requested to call at my office in Florence, or on my agents at Silver King or Casa Grande, and make PROMPT PAYMENT of same.
 H B. MONTGOMERY, Assignee.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-02-04

TIE chief reliance of Scoville, in his motion for new trial, is an affidavit made by one Snyder. It is to the effect that the leponent, while hanging around the Ma tional hotel, discovered the door to the room occupied by the jury standing open and lying upon table within the room copy of the Critic. Knowing the jury had no right to read newspapers, he .ipped into the room and possed himself of ti.s forbidden document. And then, impellet, by desire toserve justice, he hied nim to Scoville and presented the paper with statement as to the place and cir cumstance of its capsure. An examina- tion of the paper revealed the names of five jurymen on the margin written in ink and in their own chirography The district attorney asserts that the sigma
 lures, though strongly resembling the genuine, have been forged, and the jurors stoutly deny having seen the paper or having written their names thereon. It seems strange that the bailiff in charge should have left in conspicuous place, in an open room, such plain evidence of criminal neglect of his sworn duty, and further, t is little singular that this 1 sah-apppiltea guardian of justice. slg- .lsr. should h2xs been on hand just n <he mick o' time, s q tf I., ; ss iss1 a5 1 X erSrZzsisy of 'Pues3s; rap is31s p1.' siti0i1 to know whereof he speaks, pczi- lively asserts that the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad company will build branch road, either from Tucson oi
 Benson, up the Gila valley, across tc
 Phoenix and thence, via Prescott, to the
 Atlantic and Pacific. Just when the worl
 of the preliminary survey will commence
 he is not prepared to state, but thinks i
 will follow immediately the completion 0
 the Sonora branch now rapidly building
 As to the inducements offered railroa'
 projectors and builders by this propose
 route, there can be but one opinion. traverses not only the best, but the largeS agricultural and mining districts of Ar
 zona, which are now undergoing rapid sci
 clement and development. Toward thes
 districts the bulk of the business and pol
 ulation of the Territory, drawn by the i l. resistable attraction of their superior n e tural advantages and great mineral wealtl F. will gradually gravitate, and eventuall e they will become the commercial and i il dustrial centers of the Territory. 1T se construction of the proposed road wou T. tend to speed this result. But aside fro n- this future promise, the present stage at development in the districts cross t. would justify the undertaking and insu h. the line profitable ,husiness from t r. day of its completion
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Warming.

The undersigned having been reliably in formed that professional mine jumper, who claims thirty miles square around Riverside, Pinal county, and all of the San Pedro and Ga rivers, is attempting to sell part of the Rich ard III and Black Eagle mines near Riverside Notice is hereby given to the public that the undersigned is sole owner of said mining prop critics and has expended one thousand dol lars in labor on the same this past year, and that neither said professional jumper nor any other person has shadow of title to them In support of which reference is made to records of Pinal county. JOHN RUcKELsHAUsEN.
 Florence, A. T., Jan. 20, 1882. 43
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Ranch For Sale.

Thompsons ranch, situated about half mile from Florence, is offered for sale. For particulars inquire of Buckalew &- Ochna
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session of the surface cannot prev Judgment for the defendant.
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rHos. ?. wEED1N. EDITOR AND MANAGER.
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THE ENTERPRISE CO., Publishers.
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srEsCRIPrION RATEs.
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Que copy. osle year. S9 W Oe copy notitl,s OJ
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT .ORENCE, FINAL COUNTY, A. T.
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Jan. 1nh. 1882
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are entirely nominal Long Clear. lS'so- DRESSED
HOGS very steady price. demand ar quoted ~ Il.ln
lose fARD-Market opened very strong and adNan'e
ruling nru- ana CLOSING AZ the h4s,7'
nnts OF cash ots moderate anu ~ A.
tive speculative business reported saes 1uO tc fIfr
steam spot ~ Doe; LOO tca Iuv. II 21a - w.
cIlTne 80 &c bid 1920 tea August L. "a! l,c.,
closing l3sOal2+2hc.. l7,2to ts sePt mher Zoe
l2 &c. closing T. 5Oo 30 nc. = l'u IS pct"9er,
IL lal255c closing i2jac. bid. Nov nDef. closing
q .,, md , $50 tea December. - - bose. closing
soc bid 1850 seller l221 T. soc. closing
~ JaDut-y l2.IfTi .for. closing - g .
CIV higher and firm sacs. IL u ce' -.
fined quoted I24Oc Continent ~ ct tk--fr-crs 81"
MOI vary respect trade Illrt strictly nne
stock held with degree Of -trrncth-.- CbJ,tof p
en and rather Trcu ely oulow sr1A-.
SKINS. 21Jc. Fa. RS Co.,. EGG--Hed very
strong ,uther slight advance. and demand fairy acfr
Long Island and nearly 5T1.t ~iAt~ anu Ffln -FNi .
p ia Ncscrn. 2l01i,.. Western canada % 90 t
EICt--l hanged. demand mo telate; loLt-tc '2A9
RaugpDiI . IS % > lcC-. Patna. 61psc
SUGAR-kaw quiet Fair ABOUT steady az tisc, Hp "''
Centrifugal SO s1ie'' 90 ms iG g.
Crushed lOa &c; Cubes I1e Povdered ! "a -, -,
gbc standard Sec. Oa a. "s"0 -. White Extra g
si-ao-c.. yellow do 40 79ascs HeiiOS - -"
&c, yellow az &c. ..,.-
sTEAkIN E-lie,d higher AMI very firm choice 'ly
quoted l14Ul3c. sales 100000 y oeonAig afhe ' 'H
- tdll Llf o-..
TALLOW-Qmet and steady; salcs $1,000 %. sa,'-c -
TEA-At the auction sale To-day Ola Japan. were l, cI
Green aOut steady, The New yapahs an'r
sod. earn; l,3Jl pigs sttoge.-'i
lOdl9Ly; 81 Formosa l9d4Cc, 90 japan 4'@4'A ~
d. q
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LIVE srocK MAnAErs-aY rELEnRApr


srFgALo June -CArrLF-HecelpLs to-day. G25 head
toa Tor far - 40 us4n
H. 700 head COna4ue0 t4iougI Lar and
mar shade stronger, huice -ieeA
lsnt Ia Al r'-lLul and
ltlIe 8 - lJG-o
the 41DuU mead lOr time lAsf errK
head consigned through I'D steady Win
a demand fair ,oul Clipped sheep - n
Choice ~ txiTs - - 40 l@ WoseIH liDs D. %
HoGs-I.eceipts to-day head Total Tor week thus lar
s!ened through -te4ay wi.H TAR demand
,.4es. gOuC thoCr lur-crs A..lluiu
weights s. 81 - llgs, ~ J0st 40 rAles ds
posed Oi m No., ,
mont. 400 head market grAtrA .tr4oy Common 10 ,os
Ml1rd - 90. HeAsy OaSo tu, lgnt - - 20.
cArfIa-Irceipts G.OO0 shlomenis $40 head. NJ.
tr. i sua prices steady porte, > 1Oa 70 loo,
10 lo.ce Swapping 20 40. Falr 5.Ja
= W Al1rd - o4e Tie range generally steady
Neuras44 aud Cattle = 10 Montana GrAssrr. -:
through % 10 - otOcAels and Feeders
T.
supply cleared, rOor 90 - 81
Medium DOO4 - 81, L4u@ - Qua - 70, -horn
last I.iBKKTT Penn June - - CArTLE-Eeceipts st4
head mssari tar; Prime ,, 'OaSo GOOD, ~ JOd Com
HOH s. JUaS5.
s. iU umues, l3H .Hr Workers, -
81 o. ,,o-El. 10 - Common Si1 - 90.
LOLln. lur 20 IiOps lleoeIpts. l,6uu hrag. ship
nens ct acge nrm aad yArr 1tOckrTs - 5UD
10 shlpllns " zJ4s7 90 Psc&Ls u 20. Butch
ers' 10 Fancy <oeSs %
CATTLE-lLec4eE, z,7OO head shipments 200 head.
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frvFqrooi June 2-l-.5O p M orrOn steady Mddip2
u..ua- Id aiI.dnIg Orleans. 1000 u-.rs
me ilA lIu speculation anu ~1uort, receipts
n.s0 bsi--. Iallz 5@J unrs American Futures
planes Low Nlddns clause. June delivery. o'-s.d DO
Iut and August delivery
So. o August ana september delivery. b.a. CO. ,ep'e'n
ben az. O.o,r 4ryefy. ~ I 10 october and November
g.v.rv t.d November and December ieliverJ tsao4L
futuIrs met
CAV 4AcItrd J2uN bales Aineil-aL
LIVERPOOL june --ir tn cotton Future % anG-
Ausll-t NeiiF ~. i~-faI
u.i- Aid september drser}. b's4i ed no. sep
Ten r.t ,lui October deuN,ry. tss4d.
l.i.hEpIOl. ->i..u D. utires-t pi1nd-. Low
tttYGg rtanqr. Aus
To- ,p-r lll October ot-a4d Futtie- staa'Y
Al4u-tA June Z-.-C0ttOn iuut Midlung- IL &C. Low
Mading j 4c4 OOOd ordinary, 4O-ac receipts, DAes
"a
NT,nr a.. COCA ordinary IU's.. gross receipts =
D4Ie- er port. sutdn bu3 taes saes I,UJ Daes
,tacs. ls.-fJ Ddic+
CuARL.sIox Jul- 2-Cott0n firm M'ddhug. - C. Low
N...Da. &C.. ordinary. lIl4c. n~r receipts -
"a IL. los cLport- 90 the Continent loo
al--. .. na,.- stock $3.50 bale
.,rus IIur ,Douio steady Mindln J. e. Low
yn,-- ~ D4,,. sair,. 400 Oa4es. -tucA. ,-,i4 bales
NEAPhls. 81 0tt"u Drn Mlddllng. ~ SC. Low
NlCu.uE tios JrA4nAlF. 49, net receipts. 80
lr shIpHlculs. Jo- bate, -7 o. -D bales -tOcA. D. -
.
Los Ml..g 1c Good Ordinary. D. net receipts. -
DA - gloss exports euArt~se - 80 bates s-ea
l..fu Da.- f, n..'.,. btir-
So AlI Jane 0tlou -t-dy MiluIuc. j -r Low
Hddla- ID 49,. sooI ordinary, lO- uut Tees. ~, 81
s-s ports -oaat"se. ooi Da,s sA4es 9U bA1a STOCK
~ Da.-A
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supply largely Grass Cate Grass Texans.
700 10 O - = re-. lnfaH -teers vi ilp2 70
sold at s5 zi Native shipping steers 900 10 l4Oo nso s7
0S7 s.. Native II lluo n - 90 49,,
Receipts. 800 heal. -hipmenis 100 heAH bn'n
Nuituus good demand AZ ~ IJdsi 1U lower
grades dull al - J0EJ IS.
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= -
roxro< June 2s-l2.2O o m-Consols "9''a or inonc'
ana the Illinois central, l@9 New ]. n
- IA It Paul common
urt- a1gf'- t'iN tAFrN 20
cerr renres Al francs Genuine for the account 80
ruuc o.. "a
Atlantic ana Wesiern nrst mnItTaRe " u7'oo'
4-.,ec,tes tg4. Ncp y OrK Outari' ana western - ,
NvtnV Juue 2--5op u.-Pau, alFict' lupto ~
~ ceut -sntes 81 confines "i th
p.r- June 2S-4.uu q. tn.hxcHahSe ca Lod"O' - --'
u, IN 10 4 -ca
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.,-,tp.OL Iuu- u ll.--'ora Prime Mess t<tstorn
,ty a. s- 40 -teAiv al So Bacon aud
b. -ir.u. Al d.. SHORT 1879 dul a. Long -I7aT
.f...I, -tr4.s o. H4n--lI-e CIT
rlrf Al 1 aHpldrr -tctIy a 49, Bcefludii Mess steady
.Af.A lrurr 40 IaH Prime Mess ~ieIiV a. -t.
-priui- a r,i-rn -t-a.y bf3d Ia.lOT-PlLe .lty
al. Al tsuL 1ArDrllIf--~prlta steady Al 49,
..f-.,tu.. oa Chee7uA 1-fl"Ai 'uoi =
lU ~ J-. IarI Dl -ufm, .y- flour- -1tiA -tA'c iu
IN ...,i wheat hte. steady lUJu ~ -prns.
a.s a. - -a WINTER Ne" rsrru steady AZ lui CON-
M,I,a s.rA.4 Tor OIL spirits iurDenuue al LONDON
II strroo. June 2s-5 o. m-Prov1-i0ns- Beet 1850. fo-
o.. ~. luG.a Ior6 80. per DID, lot filme NJ r-i
noon 6i per Tor Long Gear hidDl--, ana hi. t'r
-lori lear Nlddl-- Idsn. t". per c"t I" American
f,r,.iler d ger cVt tAe &C. '@ per VI loL i1
f..t ffAar- ~ American. kraurd Petroleum I'd per gA
' ypnO,,, fuur - 9fb g. m-Breadstufs drn. Flonr
L. tDba DER reaai "A c~trrI- heat '~Da l't yer
cr,aI or average ,alforula as. la I"-d to All
,1. -.uf. .pi IuJd Red inter Esd 10 Tor r
Wrs.7u splins Corn 81, per cent-l of Old Mixed NeS'
yro.yer June 2s-Petrorum II francs - ccnumos for
ers ale American Wlcoxs lara closed al lao francs
cor .mc- joe lDu KIDS .-,.--... ,o.-.-- 10.
,,g r.er 4 .u pouuu- Petroleum. m4rEs - penlnga -
A A. A. lue -,Wuc0K Lard Closed ~ - francs per ou
RnOs
LONDON WOOL SALES
ro-,o~ lime 2--The following the Woo sales Of
rI.s Nv ip detail. 29J4 bales sew Lealand- O. %
49, rroI-y locks AID pieces vi al Iu,l
I-e.-y 81 n "a iocSs pieces -sdH 81. i.-'s
fal-. -ury 4nd Queensland Pierce lou az "a sso"it,
go greasy ri locks aAa pie'-s lvN n ~
-.- Lie. r.snau4n- Fr,ce. l5dal I'd giedJ, 500 tuu
$40 qie. Falkland a. Od@'1sdi ~ UAio' cape
greasy JdG1d.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NKw.YoRK. Wednesday. june IS

AsHEs-ouict. unchaured -. o...,.. a.,
ei: -aes J. bass Naugerton Loo bass eE nm.
terms. 1000 O4-s ey Bella sod al Sc E1v 7I
samples loo5c.. jun go - @o'; ny "a a. sNd
asked Ha .rsce, moderately ACTIVE stead I'D nnenssa
coo bags ). IiaotIoo * .ul'ry Ye--'4S' Al' -'-' ~
COII Op''on bas al ,v-rngi ncuing 1000
So ior export - uaes spinning Inq ~ Oars igI
= he pors today against ~ bales lnis ta'
i@s W. los b. steady Al advanc Of II a. - points On
ne TIE, gS1 S.e Prices pad~June i543Gl26s Juy ~
a ZOO August log =. o. TO- 20 Decerni,er
i5saIL6-. January 90 SF'I IN" l Irn.
1tp5s July Is5s August. !26s; ,epten0el l"t 0ct9-
9e[ ~! F,,-Ar u.s. March il.56 Closing prices une.
l-6oql2t July To- 49, A's-'' 40, .1obe? H. 3
lid Dccemoer lL6eql % January. IL IL a. ~
February ll9 rlls'. March "4'0o9--'V" iI''' -0''
'T FSt ID MrAFLoUa Market rules as2yy VIII
tSDirt dr1an inc trade chiefly N 10" e les as
cs ,Gg portion 81 when we're CIT xtr-' AMI 40
sGpsrnn Saor SSo-'i 81 5oa4 90 Common to Fa
IIirs stc 5'@ - j9od 70 ny 40 GOOD 10
thoct - 6IaS9 50: Com uou % GOOD hxTa iounG i.oct
UAo - 65Q=J 5O 1000 ~ eiiolce 90. ~. vi -
ENtra Minae,ota - ,' as- slant - 56ss
81 E4Ae, - 3ii "a io. Common to F4S f1rr - Is
;1 Wleai F,tr s7qss. Cty MI EEri4 TO- West nales
s. s9aso south Am,eA . tlIv r FI5f quie
Sacnans- ale 100 6ps common To G2od tIr4 81 , 80
so - GOOD TO Choice 70 5'qS M M 20 - more
CORN NAL quiet unchanged as ~ ' o''a' 0'''' ~
SiFGRliGS FRUIf ~ aucuon 5000 ooirs P2'ef-
30 igr1H' -sllae' " higher v,,A ne BUS
n.'s near OIL. u Pc AMY uv,pg srna pirc To- over
Hisr1 F" ID ~5 "a ooo bush ilure. '.o ish cash
iacludlus yrlrIdel Winter Bea = 20 ~ let,
81 s. 40 4. O. = % 40 = FED . .. " e, ~ Vi "a
> o., O.. Mixed Nlnter - So - . men o. :, - az
eel a. . I- t, -o5 ioa Nv mile Al - 10 80 Rel
TIfls
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1--WE Stock MARKET.

iO@ 8s Formo.a At sa4Gc 90 japan 1902 ~
oONs'"-
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NrwYoRK June 2sBEEYES-r were 9a s, ca,
loads Of 5000 Aeao-.tI c' :, I'D ,rsinst Z ~ head
@ 9 eoiTPGsd i1g TIM mere 's e. s,osshs o. s
held .Vei ou fbra W. ,i attendance Of buyers
Al Jersy civ and trae brisk 70 oel9ck at wiien
e. hreI nan Monday jrass fed Nayen
80 az traction g5rer A. the eOtrst yards
where Ne su9py OF t1s WINS t' ei.re morang and
49, az f,s s,nr a. On l,o1.ly Win the prospect Of
hst ran on ria@{ g ar6ousn very lew cattle
auo1e r. IL oeoeE ID "a 10 81 n nee csrs IF I'a. al
% 10 dress dj6 a. lnd 80 cara Of Native an Colo
RADIO stuffed at - @l,a.c, 70 ore's 5oG' d ~
Nat e' Vas ioa - lev HTirs Steers reached - -
rS, = d. aud even th ngure have refused
t. iaiI deInarI at 4ncAan sed quotations -. 49, @,
KennsSv ~ cr ll3 D. I4i4c 30 T. 81 do loig H. at
- a, nrG - d. 40 1.l n Il H. &C pr
6s. p 600, ado -teer, ~ n. A. &c 56 u ds8
ro1br IL 80 ho steer n At iic b J., CO. .2l
r. u J.. r. D. ID &c o"- 20 n AZ y H. 1871 n at 10 l l,
II OK $50 H. a; ii - ior J. q. Gr.uy IS Ohio >tees
r. ~ "a a. s. o. 800 h. at II SC So D. Il do 2io y,
= 70 &c =. o 40 . =, no. d" - &c 90 ID '''
hah. 2i a. A SSl9 ~ Hsn'ufAi so 49, Z a. itc
DO. .. ~ 4, Al q.,gc
sadeI Co sold for r P Lindsey III Is iiGc
D. ~ lie - = less Doc per head ~ o' ~ o :, ~
DO ~ ID .t los Il do 80 D. At &c. = Hi'" "a c for
ll5s . Al lSi4c les s. PEI head 80 40 l. s ~ a. a,
81 "a , Go. iHe5 b. At Iaee for u Tnan4
steers, 30 n a. I4c CO D PEI t ,iljers .a m Al
l4e s. Do rs do 10! % at j 4c DO 4'lVo a. d 49,
H. aeyer for self - rEAn - le at to'c o. 10 - %,
II 70 ID ~ Illinois steers 80 i9 AZ - - 49, 40 -
10 - 20 - '-, 80 MAJ Stsers 81 5 "a &c
10 ~ DO 9i5 ID. at il ,.ci l7do - ID at n 20
- a. 40 ,S a AZ Sc AMI 50c per mead ! do .454
~ - nc do i}s1i D. az "a &c - Il j do, $50 re
l.nol. seers l34l n at 4s 20 edS - n, b. at Il &C.
S. 40 ~ 90 i,r kan. 81 ohio steers PAP ~ at
&c o. ~ ss SOC or h-4 Tor : LovensIen 20
.trt4s 90 49, ~ N ~ Ike e. 3 Der head H. do
l a. y % o 20 no. H. - u, at ~ +, 90 40 % n
81 no. - b. Al loc ana = pe, yls 40 o, '' -, ~ "a
- ~ - 80 oo h ~ a.. ana SOC per head IA TO-
Levy Co Log seives, 70 ,, ilt. ,ers KS n AT
l. sc % ID - d. I-S0 d al % &c 80 d. '4' ''' " ~
L @ . o.,l.,t tori - Fr.er. ohio steers. lll2 n
- 10 . 90 O' nv do ~ - at II L,c So H. do
-i.'2 10 a. rs t no. t. : = e .t a. 49, ~
,iese re3ari- -, IeEas ~ 3o ID 1l 4c So ~ 10
ii,di.r for =, cary = ONO -9errs IOJ- y at
i-', % 10 ''' I"Di'y ~ '' -
- -, ,oist D, N1sireI FOR L & r. Waixel 81 coiora
o -ie@rs 2"s n AZ ~ pr ,03 ID. ~ Co. ~ d.
Al - - - :, imp, 9es' ~ IA 80 = 40 200 h. Il & 90
ID
It, al 20 per 100 ID. .. , 49,, .,,,, Al, ..,,,
a. 5 los head ar -rs y tirg The o. lead on sale early
I'M he morning were taAeu by butchers Mondays
A., e.Tset and YEA. de lined nearly 10 per
ocuinr aslrr- VIII some 40 pens
out PC f c,S,a4 Si ~ ss sales showed i-iuction
Gr4s-ers aud sim Mia ta.,e' mitrS ,,1 - ~ p eel
O.. ...... 3...|. t.r o. I'm. B. la. o..
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KOM SEVEN ATLANTIC PORTS toA THE WEEK
ENDED JUNE -. lss2

e.
HAY AND sTRAw-1he receipts continue good. AMI
a. te deun. are ,nlIl PMS re W. " quote Ne.
lover io4 C. No Rye stIsW sHor, 10. "a
% l.c Is Sl.e. O.t holders REMAIN sym The cruz
reports 81 improvement bus lie -u.pues here
-ioy d. li.L,le We quot Sew los1 I5a. l4oce. 5.l
&C. Arlun 20 Pune 81 a,9e. d. -ooo, 50a5-c Last
nIDLS-Ale que, essentially 90 anscd ~ales. by
%tT. On. Ic-e At1c1a. = Il ~ Las.a5 "a
. Asa i-I-s 90 II. private TENS --ty slaughter.
N, e. -. ''' 'y. lei unclaimed
MAYA, -roREo-tosius we're queL ut steady Com.
acre a, - - reported r. - 30.
sp' igiDi9e iei-e!aea -'e-', d. We" " '-gnt cd
P3l,e s-1 % 3 a. 49, t 81 a.. o. 9ois 40 lid - ~
oel.A- FLEi,h ,a,as 10 penn room remained firm
movement. ves,es Icl I.l.rOOI,
stan "'@.D 4"oTe &C. 700 ,oa o-I - s ~ "4s 10
boles Cheese i-ho~ s. 90 geei g. PorA 3s
Icr9i ,5ol.s ~ - 81 Ion Ion stem Cr.a.lo1ri
il'ar % or Do' aH1 90 % Per 90 ~eo 20 Chess
Flour. l5s. hacon 2oa-oA' Cheese az .ERlslOI.
ss...-AA. Li.P lig4er. 5000 bush Ir-l Len A.
nAyKE o. OK I5tEH b1iisI ls a4i.p1aa. 500
Sos cIgas fsl.' ,,a,e Z. !, fi-F' 'glntn mp
horwegian osra. o.OOo Dds. Crude 10. .. ri -.
81. ID tUNrIAEN4 d. Bu.,,h oafs August 900 Dols
teanec reeIoeum from f-'.1Hei pL-4' ~ .7COVlLLt
69- onsrge OF adj a. 40 suDst out io tobacco
private terms iernsu O~s tIee poFta 1000 90 10. IS
u
conc MA A ls-raI bar. 5000 casts heaued 90, &c
PM ID. PA Lille. ttdi4au 4.IU TO-.
GDIIINBl 30. NOrwegIsn Oark 80 % OYlH - I'D
COIlh FJ DEbtt5 NorNestn AngilsLj. from
tnlJre. .0OJ qrs Gram. rl - -us thence
5000 DO Ud ~ ibI CHANNit, Lus.oY and
Gloucester udcd krt 81 bark from ~ Jolu &
A. DeA.s IONJJNi Bnuah ship IL 40 f.Jus
A..ice pari Oll axe rs Od PJisrIA sd o.
L-rA IU5. tons, hence lalIna' Matrflla, qu led
H.-VON 1Arx 49, TINS nom "a eenSW4eu. to4l II ~
PHILA. ELrHIA- B1Lsn ship i,yJO tli,s. Lonaon
X. SIS
81 has -ciued 20 81 0Jfc western and
Clly make ~selIn NAale q-ot important a..
have . New Brafirl MeuAAIru nlghrf -
ig D. .>,t Oragng feoT-s IOL the As grounds 800
b1l- rude -Ja d41C PRIME 4Id "a eel 10
S2G5jC
PETROLEUM. Refined Tor export s;~aIy aud mod
eI4it.. ...s 5..tr DsIS FOR 4liF sold al ~.
We quote iiom reDueIs. Refined here, -.
baltimore. PM pAla- Co. Gases, i q &c Crude.
u shipping Or4o, C4G haphts, p-e 4teHnea,
home Irlds -ertihraiu- "r-r sic-,rl e4Ty
a. 30 s1J, --e. 4J'c cosing .J4 0JJasc
sales 900 JDs July options. &c August Jo1.c,
neptenJcT. october.
. fNpN lrION En-Aess he'd stronger. cases
- al al ~lc- VI aOo4t c. bui c0sAs arm, export
t~oLs 80 atfe -pccnl4 Sc luqtrY cohtnu-s lar
~ D's '-u Aess 7po- ~ 80 New 4uofesl III
~ tOf Z 40 uDs new Mess august. 81 bDs
tinief ~ 80 Jl! GuOtei ~ oUOs24 BElF ~
.et demand ana prlces uL,efJ cd esa
- CSC F1cS"L f460Sl5 fssy EItra IuIla Ness
A5J9saI..--- Ekkr HAMS Unchanged 10 pnce and dull
He", . JJG4-t Ut MAS Vsry nImy Acid TRADE
ell, molratr s4es est -.V FIcAIel ia u.s. private
I.iSs, Picked shoulders. ID 4aII &C. rcA led IsAms
4"tG..A 4DLLES held very LTai any yllees .uOted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-29
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rirer VESSELS and R6proats
NFw-YoEK Wednes iay, June =. 1892