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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-01
COMPREHENSIVE.

SAVANNAH GA, April 1, 1882
THE undersigned have this day formed a
Il copartnership for the transaction of
General Brokerage Business in this city under
the flrm name and style of HAINES &
SCHLEY.
GEO. s. HAINES.
las w GCHTEY
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-01
BY HENRY BLUM. Aucsioneer.

WIN be sold, on TUESDAY, April 4th, II
o'clock A. NJ, in front of the Court House.
The eastern half of lot No. % Troup ward.
'front.' $50 feet on Charlton street by 100 feet
on Habersham street. with improvements be-
ing q two-story brick building. fronting Haber-
sham street and Charlton lana. Easily con-
velted into store or dwelling
Ground rent - per annuln. Terms cash.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-01

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas,
VI ALBERT JACKSON has applied at the
Court Of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as
Administrator on the estate of JOSEPHINE
MIRAULT, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish
all whom it may concern to be and appear be-
fore said court to make objection Off any they
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY NEXT, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable JOHN o. FERRuL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this 31st day Of
January, 1882.
HAMPTON L. FERRILL,
Clerk @. o. O. @.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-01
EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas
4 II prnTr1 d MI " 80 oro,,Iio1 nt tl,a Co11r

n EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas.
VI PETER REILLY has applied at the Court
of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as Adj
ministrator on the estate of MARY HORRI-
GAN, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all whom it may concern to be and appear be-
fore said court to make objection Off any they
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY NEXT, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable JOHN o. FERRnL4
Ordinary for Chatham county, this 3fst day OF
January, 1882.
HAMPTON L. FERRILL,
Clerk G. o. G. G.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-01

CEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY, Notice is
VI hereby given that have made application
to the Court of Ordinary for Chatham county
for order to sell all the real estate and seventy
two C72) shares of the capital stock of ''The
Savannah Theatre. belonging to the estate of
THOMAS ARKWRIGHT. deceased, for the
payment of debts and distribution, and that
said order will be granted at the May Term 1S82)
Of said court, unless objections are fled.
MARCH 81, 1882.
RUFUS T. LESTER,
Administrator estate Thomas Arkwright de-
ceased
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-01
GEORGE SCHLEY,
Successor to ] W. sCHLEY & co..,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Hay, Grain and Provisions,
l7s BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.

T CALL the attention OF my country and city
friends to my large and assorted stocks Of
CORN, HAY, OATS, BRAN, BACON and
FLOUR. All orders will receive immediate
attention. Inquiries promptly answered.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-01
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

7O7, 709 AND III CHESTNUT STREET,
Philadelphia Pa.
R. w. FARR. Manager.
TNHIS Hotel is especially desirable for bust.
4 ness men and families as it is centrally
located, convenient to Wholesale and retail
stores, theatres and places OF interest; home
comforts; large, airy rooms, with a cuisine UNI
surpassed. Rates. 81 so per day. Liberal
terms to permanent guests.
EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice il
~ hereby given that have made application
TO the Court Of Ordinary for Chatham county
Tor an order TO sell ell the real estate and per
sonal property belonging to the estate of
FRANZ x. BINGEL, deceased. for the payment
OF debts and distribution, and that said order
will be granted at the May Term 1882 of said
court, unless objections are filed.
MARCH 81, 1882.
VICTOR s. STUDFR.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-01

CONGRESS STREET ooMMITTEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03

2ia22oi Canada 22c; Southern q sa22c; Western and
Canada. fatr to Good, 2O92Ic. 900 -.
RICE-Forogn fairly and steady sales, 500 bags
2ssc
sEEDs-Quct. unchanged.
hALT-Steadv trade moderately active.
ePICES-Steaiy. hut rather quiet -
SUGAkRaw fairy active rather sfeader; Fair 70 oou
Refining 7eq0l Ac. sales 100 hhds Centrifugal 49,
Soioc. 400 hhds CUBA Muscovado. 74aIS'sc hsnneo
nrmer demand improving Crushed. lO2c Powdered i4H
lhNc; Circulated 9sc Cnt Loaf lna-c.. Cubes lu~n
STANDARD "a" &c Mould A." glad 'A-c "COniectoneis
"a" 80 on a.. &c: White Extra c. veIo 9S
7Ld72c. 50,
SrEARTNE-Dull. and prices nominal Choice city, ia
q l2c Oeoma-Rarne Siearine II i4c. 1900
Sac
TEA-Moderaiey active and about steady. - -oo
TtBAcCD-kentucky very active safes reaching l=''pV
bhd- export and lao consumpO Lug- Ga a. c
Leaf sd1lc. quiet and firm Seed Leaf quiet 80
1880 Pen -ylvani 6G2oc loo cases 1850 ono
Hc 2l2 Wisconsin, ay Seed private terms -0V
bales Havana. SSc aSl L.
MHALEBON Es-Quiet and unchanged. -
WOOIs-The Intervention OF two half holidays when &C
cured during the early part Of the week has greatly inter-
but those here inclined Ia the Views OF holders
The strength Of the interior markets has NJ last had an
and holders here cautious in their offerings Sa
900 u Unwashed Western, 2s203Zc 5000 10 uhnlsI-
charitable, 32c 100000 spring Texas 2td3c; - wv 10
part danaro goa &c 5000 n bale do l9d2lc 10 10
81 900 secured do. 49d67c; 5000 n Colorado ls9c;
1000 70 luthern 29d3lc. 90 bags SuTer Pulled sac
10000 Domestic Pulled. 1900 n oregon, $1,000 ID ~
nestle Noils 100 bales Cape IN bond. - bales "c Eh
bales China 100 bales Cordoba - bales Mouevdeo iuV Oao
CreOa and 40 bales OF Persian. all on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03
FUROFFAN MARKETS

LrvFRrooL June % D. m.-Pork-PriDe Mess Eastern.
eteaGv ~ DO Western ste4v al So Bac0n-C umD rand
"a 3D. Short kD STEADY % I'd Long
rrmeT 50 cd Gear hTner 3D. Hams-Ong ut
tTmer 90 Shoulders ste iy al a. BeeIndIa
So Extra Ness nrmer a. I34; Prime Me
Iard-Prlme western duli al 81 1aAOw-Pnne tltv
STEADY al a. TurDentlne-spirits dul al SO. R0sD-
Pine dull. luOd Common dull D. Cnec5eAmeucan Choice
STEADY Lard Ou-NOue here Four-Extra dull
a. 1894 Wheat-NO. hlte duu al "a. No. spring
TO-; Winter New Western steady ~ I'd Corn
G steady CID Tor slrs Turpenune London.
81.
LONDON June $50 Dm.CalcUtta LlnseeG. - @td4AG
per quarter. Refined Petroleum. 5lsQj1.d spnJs Pc.
kroeuu f94dGsc per gall Common kOsIn 63a6 Gd. Pale
LOsn- G5d ass sperm Oh 474Gt75 per ton Linseed Oh
r - 10 ton spirits Turpentine 81 IS Sd per Tai
Dow, Jousi- per
LIVERPOOL June 2-5 m-ProvisiOns-Beet. 1864 for
Extra INDIA Mess. FORK 81. Dbl for Prime Ness
Bacon 81 per Tor Long Clear Mddes 81 cd foi
tlort clear Mddcs. Lard. 57Dd Cwt for American
PrOduc-I allow - "a ewt Cheese. per
best gIaaes American Refined Petroleum cd.
9On
LIVERPOOL June 2The receipts OF Wheat for the past
tlIee 3Ol 900 ccnai- including % 90 American
. ANTWERP June 2-Petroleun, II francs 10 cenumes fol
fine pale WcOxs Lard closed al 80 81
cenumes per lOi kllOs.
BgFES June 2-Wlcoxs Lard closed 50 per IL
pOunQ. Petroleum. Z MARKS piennlnSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.


BALTIMORE 2CottOr dull and ea-y Mlldi.ng y 81
Flour quiet hOwaru street aud western 7upgl ~
a. Extra. ODU-J lj DO. Family - VlItD ~
CIV Mills super 5O0S4 To- Extra ~ - 90 40.
Fanny - u Brands - 20 a1l 'i iatAPseo
Family. 500. Wheat--OutIrin led II ooa - 20 % >
Amber 81 4IdSl a. 80 Maryland ~ 1881 40 30. :
N e-terp Winter ted spot - 3oa-l SO y June. - 500
aGl.. July - A4Sl - y August ~ ltgei 80
tender, Altc, JU co Ae','
-Jc. Western Mixed. spot - 'uc unt y
73a QsOc. UAt--~outneru GUabac western 1llo' o.
G3c do Mixed 6oatlc fennsylyanla o.. c. ~ i
7-a-Oc Hay firm Prime % CnOlce PENNEY @4a anu
MARYLAND. sl7 OJdSI- o. ,.-,
CHICAGO. June Flour quiet firm and unch'nsrl-
Wheat active. MN and higher Chicago 7pilAEi -
Qsl - = cash - 20 June u - sGe4 ~ NY . 4
August, ~ OOH .eptfm Der - u5 ml me y'aI ~
Chicago spring u al G No = or iegl.AI asS
al lJansl l3a July ~ a. August - % Htp'euiol,
corn active arI an higher Al 7 ~. cash ana June ia
72lsc July. 72-a7-a 20. August, 12ic septrmDeIi ~.
October "Ja.c all the year Rejected o's ~ ti
strong and higher at yic cash 43Isc uhe, - IT, Say
3udJo4-c August - &C. september; 34'tc an tuo 9Nl
Rye quiet aud unchanged 40 Zoe cash June and july
August Barley uomInhy unchanged at 81 flaA1eu uui
lower; MerchautaDir u 3S0rl 80 fOih aol4 ~
and higher ga S<lD T. cash $40 b2aaslb %
June SIS 55dsl9 172 July, fl9 8ZHdsiB % Au5usti
go bd septemper si7 s9qsI7 90 a. ne year Lar
active. arm anu higher al lL83c cash. II JJc Ju a
lL45c July 1Io4 &c, August Hoo. sepSeMoe1 AM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03

h,,ds were duh. tennessee OS N'lo :"
Stl'' I'D South Carolina Is Drown Solu al
o. % - CITY bank stocks, State sold vs. 1T A-''
80 Nassau 90 at 1913 Int irro,,,,lor
D;ood bonds generally were qule'' o". 10
~ Erie second conSols decllneu rom - =
;" dpneoolo and the funded 5s sold al o|4 =
-. erst consol - at l21's- CHESAPEAKE anu
.u series g. sold at sob, and currency in'oi-
~nV ael,a47 Metropolitan Elevated nIS'S
tS'o l. higher at 1Ol's. MOTIFS anu
50 FIRST consos brought ia = -. "-1
-, southern frsts. % Now iorn' -.
ana" 80 frsts were Is lower at o3i2. inter
ana - - ct Northern frsts SOLD up 10 JOG
Na,i'"'' ii incomes were steady at oe'2Goo@4
ana M and Nashville general mortgages were
Loui' - o-5q7L, ex interest. 81. PauI anu
sIi"n- '.,sol. were p lower ct 1O2. Chicago
DI. -'',, and Quincy iowa division is solo at
,r.a,o,d Pacific incomes, with considerable
-s.,,ns declined to 81. and tirsts OF RIO
-, d,v,son TO 79lsd 7934. Fort worth ana
H.nnver frsis rose from $50 TO go, anu ~"
- and Pacific ulSts were j. 4 AIH.l0 q f,-ool,
seaais ,ress Of the >ub-IreaSury tor me week
l-.e ~, m ybt includes the receipt OF $3.50 10
80 me pavment of c569o'4f'; Il nc Ie9 10S "a
80 Ia the general balance VI a. tot e.
faves II at S9O,0J23o0, agains. oof' ~ 20, %
= ~oiu cain Of l.25>,5-2 anu tuIOHCS - - 10
S2sq 80 The weeks receipts; HoNoNvi; 4" Si;r
Lr al
- Inc cain affecting to-mouoWs Oahh sla'9
60 tt - S6i7 7OS T0-days TRANSACTIONS coVereu' .
s5ra,nts II 296 397: payments, r. To- 10 wiz
49, IT \ currency balance Of S4,0i%.SOo anu q
-" La 'ance of Syl. JO9, joL. Money to-day IuoL
s. Of 2L,l94 per cent for call loans al lnt oloSh
TTcbsnoe on pledge of ordinary stock coiIdttIaiS
80 - -, uer cent Oh Governments: but Ihelo Is
So DISPOSITION than there lately mas Deeh u II
t;,'ats a. 10 the class of cOllaterals OHered' me
1nr19stic exchanges Oh New-l oTk are as 4si q-oto
Svcent al Boston. where the rare las NV @AOoU ~
l2a 10 cents discount - O.. lo,. "a os
Tbe clearing House statement TO-DAY y "'
so7l0ws: Exchanges, SIS O1o,I'oi O"i'il0'''
St 2S23SS. w ,...,,, IN
m limited States treasurer at W ashlhglOh 10
Iav received S6S4.OOU National bahk uuic9 4ol lo
S,ewntiof The customs receipts were , 90 tV-' anu
81 internal revenue Tecell l. were TOoi.OOV-
m torelg n exchanges are dull and We near "l no
Snteudcd gold shipments Tor to-moIr"N "u' tiiN
- r.,naIu firm al quotations for business as lo-
1|ws Kankers' bills. ~ s6$4 and - o9l2 lot long
hnd short sterling respectively; 5.lG-2 anu 1872
FOR francs: 9Jl4 and 9J's Tor relchnIhs; anu AZ 4
In London British conSOls opened eX interest al
100 rs for money and zoos for account, ana oe-
Clined Id OO5. and 100 1916 respectively. Cnlied
States Is were quoted at l23. American railway 5
were lower ia Response to Yesterday 4ecIAt il tH
home market BaI silver was strong at isl p,
ounce The Bank of England lost 4O1OJO IN oAll-
ion On balance. At Paris French ) per cents Were
nm 70 SRI aud LATER down 10 SIS - ana sight
exchange Oh London WAS down 10 -J.Iti2 francs 10
she l. T.. MI,
The receipts and shipments at and from buAal'
To-day were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03

C1ScNNAr June 2.-Four dull Family s. 1896
1.Acf - tVlrt 90 Nhea scarce and m No Red
NMltL 7INlGsl 81 spot. ~ l2l4 bid July i " bid
August receipts, Z,Suy bush shpnenf-' 51n bn-b
Corn nrm No. Mixed, nc spot 7G7a75o Inn y i
zee august = September; Toe bid OctoIer Oafs
quiet. No MiSec. &c. Rye hriner al 7sgs parpev
kcarce ana nrm quotations nominal Pork rrwer.t 90 ~
Lard stronger held at l5je Bulkmest frnef h1iders
E51Lc clear RID, ~ &c Bacon stea.ty. -boudfr.
Clear 40 ~ &c Clear side he Whskey hTn NJ ~ 4
COm5uatOD sales % finished goods 10 hi. an 49,.
a. a To- Butter dun ana Choice We.f4r,,
&Oc 90 Central ONO. l6c sugar quiet ana nncrarao
DArls, IOd J. G.. New Orleans. G7sc.
mon and Light, S6drS Packing But hers ao,1
=. 90 receipts 200 head; shipments. ?. % head
June z.-rlour active hrm. INNER eras a.
higher. Family, - JOGSJ 50. Choice SoGsB 30 Wneai
lgAeI Out very unsettled. No. Fall u 2Bds -
cash - - June ~ o. July ~ % ~ August; 3.
epenber 0os October 81 % ~ al the year 30 L !
faI, . lsQsl p; No do Al TO- Corn higher al ~
.ttzc cash 1875 June 75sc July 7z-c August G1a-c
september 051c az the Oats higher al
cash 80 c July 82%o bid August 32c BID all the Yea,
Rye dull and nominal Barley duil QsI TO- Bgffer
firAly and unchAngei dairy, A0ZJc.. Creamery g00L4
tggs steady ana unchanged 1T lsc. Whiskey au1 ait
unchanged at al 46 POlt higher JObbing Bulkes-
~ isht demand but bpiders nnn Shoulders. II SIC
tAOrt l1D, ll3Oc. -&ou CleaT. ll75c. Bacon higher
Sn9uiaefA S4c; short nib re; short Clear Use Lard
GuL ahd nominal keceipts-FOuT, 1000 bills Wls
49, bush Corn - 900 bush oats 1900 bush barley
ic,"b V1sA shipments-Fiouf 5000 bDIa Wheat 70 900
C-sAi Corr, SZsOOO bush ~'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03

5 2sssSs al r Bueets Sen
at Il ~ Egg a%es At h1 s1Ss "hSAey
40 pEIIo tune Eo9T quit az 20 whe's qge
August 81 To- i sspiem nj Il o ali the year nomnS
10 no Red 81 49, No WITT q a. Corn nrn
liSGr none Wheat 10000 bush Corn 5000 BUSH oats
Corn. none. Oats hone '' '''00
bI June Flour IL falT demand Wheat easier
sepem ana ann n9s q 80 July = 81 AIsgs 81
90 and Rejected nominal corn higher 49, No =
While 53c Rye weaker No j. ne Barley dull and lower;
eaS nSninay SIC sid 40 sP1a a5d np
III g. Jyy Lard-Prime steam II 5oe cash and June
eepts-Flour 1000 bbis. Wheat. 900 bush: Barley
1910 bush shipments-FlOur 1000 bbs Wheat. 500 BUSH
faAnHLrHA June 2Four dulweslern and Penn nm
DO Strlight ~ 90 Pennsvlvania Family. Good 81 90
New Process - go p %1Sa ana bds + so Mnnesos
Patents Good - 90 Fancy 80 90 Winter Wheat Pat
ent Tool - pass 90 Rye Flour du at 50 90 for Pure
Wheat Meal sS SG GSa @e au a. - req depo
q cargo for Re,i prompt Shipment. is 81 a.
r nseoT for gram depot sSe NO > do s. &c cargo
iFes on board oat3-N3 White 81 c No do S0h2c
-Beef Clear CIV Meas nof mn 81 90, DO Packets
sleg 90 ~. o. No ls5 oCdsi o. Beef hama 81 90
80 - WgffZO 90. Hams-smoked 10 l2c: DO Salt
Shoulders in drv salt "a. Ssc DO smokeI seeslc.'
Thoalders in eNle los ioa do smoked a e Bellies
Y 25 Il 80. do steam 100: butchers Loose. II50
western Kettle BOD do steam. 1878 do Butchers
Loose lljO. Butter-Creamery PennsyvanIa. 2oc
DO western p 2c. do Choice 22G3ic Bradford
Countyand New York Extra Tubs - g23c do Frstz y
sc western Dairy Extra 2lO2c. do Good to Choice l6D
ne Rolls. Pennsylvana and Western l2Gl7 Eggs-Penn
syiyana ZOd2O2c Western. l79l9c. Cheese-N ewI York
Full cream II a l2c Western do.
10 Good. IOG he DO Hall skinned use. Pennsylvana
Skinned. 2d0c COfee-RiO. g5ic. Sugar-Raw nrm y
a. &c Tor Fair TO Good Refining MuscovadOes Refined
quiet steady Cut Loaf Crushed and Powdered IO1,c,
GRADUATED 9c, Mould \, 9asc: Standard Oc. Seeds
Clover Sal PC; Timothy e. 6O0S2 10; Faxseed II 43.
FcedWnter Bran. So jON$23 Ob Spring 81 50GS22 90
Petroleum quiet Refined bbls 7ssc Cases Il &c Whskey
duh Western 81 u
TOLEDO. June Wheat quiet and weak No Red Spot,
81 ~ June, II 81 a. July ~ il p; August 81 l0iE sep
TENDER 81 U9 all the year O0 quiet High Mixed.
1Jc No spot, 7tc June and August - all the year
55c RecelptsWheat. B. 900 bushi Corn 1000 bush;
oats, LOU bush shpments-Wheat, 1000 bush; Corn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June 2-l220 D. m-Consols, lOOiIls for money
ono 1909 account Atlantic ana Great Western ISt
mortgage trustees ceruncAcs, 40 DO second T., tle
30 second COnsOs - New ORR central, 45Oi lead
1ug PSI MUwaukeeInd It Paul common 10
LONDON June Z-2:Uu o. m.-Parls aivlces quote Jlfcs
p ceutimes fOf the account
LONDON June 2-3 mBar silver Is quoted at % ID per
ounce.
LONDON June 2-iOo p. N -Cons'is lOO's for money
lDOas Atlantic and Great Western inst
mortgage certificates 4j5a second l4as tre
S5ss Pennsylvania Central 81 =, Reading. Zs4s New
York. Ontario ana Western. -jl4.
LONDON 2i5O y. mThe amount OF bullion with
CRAWL from the BANK England On balance to-day Is
u $1,000.
LONDON 2-5OOD m--Pars advices quote three per
- francs - = cenumes Tor the account
PARIS, June 24;UU D. m.-hxchangv LOncOU p ir anCs
- = checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON June 2-Foowing the Wool sales Of Thurs
tay bales Port Phlllp-flecee III al sd.
tcoured Id 2d greasy ID q. locks and pieces
bcG gL. zl46 bales New.Ze4and-Fleece . 2ld ga
secured az greasy. e2da I'd locks and pieces, Oh
10 -i -O53 bales sydneT-Feece l5-d Is ri secured
% az I'd greasy Il I'D locks and pieces, J ri u
Aao4a lsI2 bales Cape and Nata-teece. ia sd;
~ 90 ~ I'd, greasy, 5ld09d; La bales Aae-
- urea 44O12di greasy, 7hd9I locks and pieces,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03

rallied to 7 The declines . in the sss S'e1s s'G Se.
only differed ~ o,ronr the dulest of the usually
sustained ana Central and Hudson, Lake Shore
active stocks Central The whole market closed
weak at lne mt bonds were rather more active To-
Goyernmons we're weak; the final bids for the
day ba' ere of L. and for the 4ias and is 3
exlenu r, Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03
COTTON MARKFTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

-, LryrEPooIzSHne 2l2:3o m-cottou, in fair demand
bales inc ndini 1000 bales speculation ana
ures-U plands Low Middng clause June delivery 637Ad
do June ana uy delivery ge4d DO July August dely
septemDerand October delivery 6'd DO October and No
LIVERPOOL June 29i:5O D. m,-Futures-U pands Low Mid
ding clause delivery. Gd July August delivery
64d do August and september delivery 6S4d do October
LyTEra5i" Jgse .So p mcotton-1he sales of the
LIVERPOOL june 300 p.m~Cotton -Futures-U plands
delivery. Grad. do september and october delivery
cemDer January delivery. SOD. Futures weak
a. 500 bas American 81 900 bales spectators took 800
bales exporters took 6Og bales forwarded from the ships
tofa stock 1902 bales 62OOO bales; amount
Of Cotton aoat 55gooS bales Ameean $1,000 bales ps
Is steady; 80 reed Gold End shirtngs 3 yards
o. ID - ID rs inch % reed PIinieI ~ yai';
AuGusrA. June 2.-Cotton quiet; Middlng u 2c; Low
Middnng IL SGT Good ordinary; o2c receipts VI bales;
shipments lS74 bales. sales. 353 bales.
Neeky-keeeips 100 bales shipments I9'l Daies' SAFES
gGLrISoeE June 2-cotton quiet nfddnng l2isc: Low
Midding IL &C.. Coco ordinary O-ci gross receipts
9pS a eIp e s21 a e t zoe Oei 6 ,o Continent
Weeky-Net receipts bales gross 29 bales exports to
coa-twise 10 bales; sales 900 bales. ,,,,.. So. -.
Mldding ii FalI'c.. Ordinary Il c receipts
u tales gross bales exports c0astwise $50 bales sales
- ,pales. stock. 1851 bales.
receipts balesgross l,l53 bales exports
coastwise 1868 bales sales. 600 bales
GALVESTON. June - ott0n quiet Middimg, ll7sc Low
Middng IL Sc Good ordinary Lei net receipts ia Dates
gross - bales exports coasWLe 10 bales STOCK 1UuoJ
bales.
WecklvNet receipts 1.427 gross. li62 bales:
ports coastwise 4,6g2 bales sales go balee. -,
June COTTON guict. Mlddhine II ascs Low
Middug IL be- Good Ordinary, lOSc net receipts. llc
Oae-. shipments. 4G baics stock. 1927 bales
WeekyNe receipts Sol bales; shpmenta, 1893 bales
sales 2.0IO bales.
MOBILE June 2.-Cotton quiet Mddnng llaica Low
Middlng SC, Good Ordinary. 1O1lc; net receipts
gross bales exports coast"ise 500 bales sales 100
bales. stock G356 bales
WeekIyNe receipts. 81 bales; exports coastwise 1920
NEw.oRLEASs June Cotton quiet Mdding. l2c: Low
Midng IL &c; Good Ordinary IL &C. net receipts 40
bales gIOss. % bales; 10 Great Britain 90 bales
Continent 80 bales 10 the Channel 33l bales sales
loo bales 600 bales stock 1892 bales
Weekly-Net 'lpts 23lS bales 1929 bales eN-
10 Continent lS3 bales
Chauucl 343l bales. l.J4O bales
5000 bales go. -,
SAVANNAH. June 2.-CotrOn quieJ Mldfnng llac. Low
Mlddung. &C.. Ordinary, lOi2c; net receipts o9l
exports coast~ise. 81 bales sales 4OO Des soVA
So % bales o.o,
Weesly-N receipts 1902 exports coastwise 2GOi
bales sales hoo bales.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
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OFFICE OF MINAs NUEyAs MINING COMPANY ;
as and IS Exchangeplace. New YORK June = $50
DWDEND No The B B2YG o9 OF fS3le SF
NEwYoKK have This dy declared dividend Of 10 cents
iss OF the Company Transfer books s Tit ts
annual meeting saturday Jvge r. HI Secretary
OFFICE CAsrIE CRREK GOLD MINING co,
0o BEoAD% XHw. E92k "a Nav 81. 1882
dividend NOTICE.-The Trustees OF the
Castle creek qh MHHf CG Of Of Tg a2 hf PsE ncENf
on he capital payable on June 10 ss2 at the once Of
'T books will be closed on the June and be
Secretary Castle Greek Gold lining Company
NEwYoEK sUsoURHANNA AND WESTERN RAILRoAD(
rpv,sr-arR,s ory1cE. No. 80 LlBERrY-sr. NRw.YoRK
NoTiCE.-COUPONS OF The FlRSI
y M6RTGAGE BONDS Of the PATERSON ENTEN
Sion RAILROAD co aPAE ~ baf is t this ofce
oe p'iu vi " r. :. CHAPEL, Treasurer:
OFFICE OF rnE LEADynLr coxsoLLDATER MHI 1. co.
90 BEOADwAY. NEW YORK June = 1857;
THE Board of Trustees of this company nave
declared dividend Of FIVE CENTs shaIe on on me me
company. Transfer books close June 10 a. p N, ah re
open June 10 A EBEkI secretary,
MISSOURI KANSAS & 2l5i TEz u swAr coxAyT
yx,ttF COTPOVS DIE JUNE /, 1ss2, of
The following bonds be paid at this ONCE al anu
ai'eS m a ead Railway General Mortgage
Te6o ana Ne S Isd T. IT, ri H. fst Mortgage
Last Line AND i'su i'-''' IL b. HENs5N, Treasurer:
eogroy AND NEw.YoRK AIR LINZ RAILROAD cor
THEA'UAAEsS S Hs! Ydak x May IA TITS H. iSs2
THE usual quarterly dividend OF ONE Fer
cent on the preferred stock OF the Boston and sew
Work Air Line Railroad Company VIII be paid on anu ar
June l. the office Of Hatch q Foote Il Aser
The tTaaer books win close 90 the dividend
and annual meeting held at Middleton June o. lS-
and reopen June !. y D. IA Ite -
rVHE INTEREST ON THE FOLLOWING
4 BONDS Il PAYABLE az the banking house OF Messra
WINSIOW. LANIER g. Co. corner OF Nassau and CeuAr
streers n ew.York city, and after Juno !. 1872;
Cincinnati Richmond and Fort wayne kA4ro4d Comp
First Mortgage q.
Marion county Indiana
Annual -
annual %.
Montpelier, Indiana:
Mineral Range Railroad Company
First Mortgage IS. Co..
PittsburR For, WAYNE aud chicago IsAIVa1 SVHP~"J
First Mortgage -.
Second Mortgage IA
Richland, Indianai
saint c6aTis Street Railroad Comp any Of Ncworeans
First Mortgage OA ,,,-r
Fulton County, Indiana:
Annual JUNE5.
Greene County Indiana.
NO" JUNE10
Upton County. Indiana;
County II.
warrick County Indiana
Funding a.
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UIOrNy F RI. T. STATES NAIL srEAMEaS

CUION LINE. .-.,...,,..,,
VI UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMER
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIFERPJJL.
Leaving PIER s.. y. r. iOjtD. hluks-
NEVADA ......... saturday June s 9 a.
WYONII NJ, Tuesday, June o, $50 a.
ARIZONA --............. Tuesday June L., 3 D.
ABYSS MA ................ Tuesday. juno 20 : M
ur-'idY June % i+'i D. ~
DIt u HAer-tlg ~ nptrJ
ment and are FURNISHED eg3rf - tNs - make tlb
massage across tls Atlantic bbtl 80 arsA)h AtVis
barhroon sn0lin groom. hrtgngro)n pA1) anihbrarg
ao exDerenced srysD1 stsEArsss al cltsrsro1 et;t
steamer The ataCsroOns Al upDsr tf3N thu, nr1rny
those rreaestjt AL INIres Il sh p'riS'' oldiAlbl al
light. - - . ., ----,,- .os,,rsr,o,,, 90, -, a.,
20 TSrEsRNF,rT ATE 80 sTEERAGl. AZ Ox ratsA
"fA NJ ''- - WILLIAMS a GUION