davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK, Feb. ll-BEEyES-Recciyt to-day ,c were
55 head against 532 head for the corresponans He t
Tor r. G. Eastman and NJ Goldsmita, and i6
carloads were Common to Far hGTors blt,,riS 10
cattle on sale at either ynrd. Moderate rcepts are
prices il looked or In Wa,hngt5n 1rkei Dressed Beef
was firmly held at prices 1lly c per heer cs a s
to GOOD loe side. with Prime do selling AZ '@ lTr ne
aa psr5 Prom tho sIonqGtcr house Prime to Extra
carcssses Of Beef were selling as high as l0l4a O@c
an for the very finest quality eye gT ,n anothcr
Chicago Dressed Beef similar 20 that OF ar WEEK
the price Obtained for the fst car reported to have
averaged - - per hundred pounds %, p, and G7e car
Mutton in the Arizona and 2i3 quarters "I eG
TastDan. Tomorrow the Egyptian Monarch wiz take out
GAIvEs today We're % heads7 head at Goth
st. and s head 81 Wa7nnson Mne & Tae IaSent 1eof o os
dressed Ca,ss have been m9deraie Tor e pIS bring FL
ai3lac and states i5alSc oso,,. -,
salos-P sold: % Pennsylvania Gras'ers 3ooI al
Pa, d Ta% yf nsaGns and at &c car late
yesterday, car loads Of 9y3 heaa-s car' AT
at Washington Market Total receipts since Ina upy @
head against l$o7 head for the ,o ay M@ wnG
full Yesterdays prices and the iealng was MN lot a
5af g5sf'' tfo U 'O'K Weeks have given butchers
9hance TO work oH the snrpns stock ON hand ena 10y
bare Dressed Mutton and am9 Prices a4yapceh fully nc &c
orIner qnoabc at d9o the iaer at sa nc with
but the Ontiuok for the future much better
than week ago. En- )raced IN the saies tn1laY
Common O Good She at 1'-dts ana lew
small lots Fair Lambs 40 65-G1c Three car
arrive In 10 be sold this incoming
Sacs-I H. Hume sod: - kenuczv sheep. 90 ib ~ =:
O7 m II 6c 20 do, 80 %. at 6c; Bucks 10 b AZ
Be. - Penns lvana Lambs, Il H. At Gsc oOho d0 ~ d.
at 7C.
Halenbeck Davis u sheep lO8 ~ at l5j
do lambs. - - 80. - do - n. at %, late
ter 43J Mod0c" sheep clipped. - b at 37ec
Dilcuba Dewey sold ia Kentucky sheep ~ 70. at
j1,c: lG9 lo. 80 10 a J5-c.
Newton & Gin T. sold G5 Indiana sheep l05 b at 20 30:
lGl II lOi n. at 6Ac. 49,.
and II Jersey city. Total receipts sine" saturday.
head against 1899 head for the COrrc pnndng time
last The market or LS" Hogs was steady and may
quoted II fOT extremes. Country Dressed Hogs
I'm uuchluced prices viz; G'ic. for
Heavy Wcshts s34ic ior Medium do, ami "aJl4c Tor
Light Weights Including lg-i.
Salcs--mith Reid sold - ohio Hogs. us 10 at Ic;
81 do 40 70. n &c. = Il ughs. IS 10, al &c
Kirby & co sold: lDJ Western fiG-3 10. ~ tnc.
HORSEs-Dcnanl not good as last week aud the mar
ha4 quioter light, but are ample Tor
present mi cmcns II is 'timacd mat 100 Ho -e- dlcd
the during past mainly from ovcrSotk IN
the lev ~l Ia hl all these vacancies would take
drop the bucket when The supply Offering taken
into CONSIDERATION
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
11rr srocK NARKEr.-nY TELEGRArn

PTFTNO Feb. H. CATTLE Receipts tO-lav. 41' head;
total ior week time last
GOO through Jj good demand d
prices shade higher. sac' OF Fair 10 Good Sit - - n
- Light steers - 750&i u; ~ I10 - 10 al sud
SHEEP AND LtHEs-Rcceips TO-DAY. 500 head total for
wceh thus tar q heId for time last week. 100
head cnusurd through - cars offerings igh; sales oi
Western sheep - 1'O>' @ Choice 10 Fancy,
~ A5a+J 80: Common, 81 210t4 80, no Lambs here.
HOGs-cccip- to-day, Loo head tod iDr wech thus far
1900 head: time last week ! 900 heat;
sales Good 10 Choice YORKER. - sag. Extra - 10.
Iigh do. = GnoEG Good Medium Weights. - IjaS7 d,
Heavy here. FAN Heavy - JuHeG 9U Pigs. $CU
an Suli
CHICAGO. Feb. Ii.-HOGs - Receipts 1j.OuO head; ship
meuts Z. head generally fairly active firm
Common 10 Good Mixed - lO0r61 Heavy Packing and
Shipping So 7J0-1 lj PhadclphiaS and Laidcrs 2Od
$575.
CATTLE-Rcceipts. 5000 smDmcnts, $500. market
ably lower Exports, ~ .U0$G 20 Good 10
shipping - j0$5 90; Common Ia Fair. - Od~J 2J
Mixed good demand aud strong Common To ar
- - -; Good to Choice, STA 'E Bulls Js$J 1J
mainly f&u&4 5n otockcrs and Fcelcrs AT F5dS7
SHELF ccclpts 80 head sium uts 800 head: strong
actiy % Fair =; 5tg7 ju Medium to Cool
- 1885 80; Choice TO Extra. - tOaFG prices I1doc
higher than last ck.
81 LOUIS FEB. l4.-CA1TLF- Receipts $50 head ship
inens head supply small but equal 10 the demand Light
shipping steers - 7,a+ % Ieav, do 50 2j0%p; Fair to
Choice Native BnlchcTs steers @ldj -; do Cows ana
efes 50 ~ so StOckes, 81 2jd%3 70; Feeding Steers
SfdSl 70. 1900.
SuFTr Receips 500 head; shipments 500 head market
a good demand Medium to Fair MuiiOn5. 30 vi
Good TO Choice, - 25G55 Fancy, - -10$O
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
cotton MARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIyEGrool Feb ii-l2;so y, m-Cotton Easier Middne
Uplanfs 62d Mlddng Crleans; 6Ied sales, 5000 bales
including 800 bales for speculation ana export receipts
5000 bales Including 100 bales american FaIres-Up p,
esd do February and March delivery. ia2d also 6dsd
May deiTSr5 G d. also DID DO Nav aud June delivery
&C. ' ao y and 3D. Ag qnS aea 0 ] asS
sepen9sr GehEeG Es %S ui nT n papa,
c7gd; Mdding orleans S'sd c..,.a ,,n,.,,.
Low Nddng clause February delivery 6ssgd DO February
and March delivery 9Sa2d 90 Nay anu June dehEsy 1I
LyEEG9Sl Feb i3G S, cott0n-Tu1qres TPl9Mnas
June delivery. 6aqd June and Juy delivery 6sasd
cIuard 400 bales American.
@ 10Y ,iarc cycr td do % &pTi, and Nav deyery Si
May and delivery 6lc do June and July delivery
ErGusrl. Feb a.. Cotton dun; MddIng 1O7-c: Low
Mddnng. l0o-ci Good ordinary l0c receipts. 492 bales
BALrMoRE. Feb. Ii.-Couon quiet Nfiddlnng IL 2c.
Low Nidilng llci Good Ordinary. Osc gross receipts
Middling II ordinary. sc. net receipts 62o
bales gross 3cs4 bales exports to Great Britain 2lJo
CnARlEsroy. FEB. I4.-Couon dull; Nnddhng, ll'2c.
Log Niddling II Ac Gooa Ordinary. 527c e. net receipts
uNCNSAr f. b A-uotton quiet MiddlingS, ll4c; Low
l Mat " $50 G2o9 5oSs @Ty 81 6es receipts o
& Feo oon Good m 6S% nominal d d%nT 6a eadS Se LoT sI
bales; exports Great Britain, L. rs bales to tie Chan
IoJI,yuLE; fcO lt.-Colton quiet; Middlng II SC
MEArHI5 Fe' II-Cot9n tIeSuL'ri Na'n% m a. &C. tc'
shipments sJ5 bales sales 80 bales stock 90 65
EeP fcgqn og nominal Ma%qs nm r, li 10y &
coastwise ga bales sales 800 bales; stock
Sy.1aZ bac-
NEw.OELEAYs Feb. l4.-Cottou quiet; Middnng. IL Sc;
Low Middmg llc.; Good ORDINARY. 10 tc net recepts
30 bales gross ASH bales exports to Great Britain
l 73S bales; saes, 1000 bales; last evening 100 bales
stock, 36,1 bales
NoRFoLE Feb l-Cotton steady Mddlng, II llc; net
Z0o bales exports coast~ise. 04o bales sales
;Us bales: stock. 57,G1S bales.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. II Cotton dull Ma ling. l1aci
Low Addung, ii -. Good Ordinary. lOlsC. receipts
J1 bales: stock, 1856 bales.
SAyAYNAIf, FEB. l4.-Cotton firm: Middnng lie; Low
Middliug lOLC. Coca ordinary 9'ic net receipts La
bales sales, 1000 bales last evening 800 baes: stock
81 $50 bae-.
- LOUIS Feb. ltCOtton IRREGULAR; Mddng, II &c. Low
Middng Good Ordinary lDc; receipts, 800 bales
gross 6 bales; shipments 300 bales; stock, IJ74i bales.
WILMINGTON Feb. I4-tOttOD weak. Mludung Ii Sc. Low
Midilns lOniec. Good Ordinary, 9ag. act receipts ia
bales exports Great Britain, ll45 bales stock, = 1913
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15

ietc.; No. do, 479c; Rejected 47c.; Mixed. 47c'i
Provisions STEADY Clear civ Mess per bbl 1870
s2i o0GsGi 5o INDIA Mess SO PorSIMess sis 7bgsi9;
Extra Prime. 81 90 Hans--snoked. l2Gl}e., do. salt
Shoulders m ,iry al. 707Ic. A., sm0kea 73,d G.;
Shoulders in pickle TAI &C.: DO Smoked. S4ds oc Benes
IN SAT- H2dluc DO smoked, IL Gl2c. Lard-Cy kettle
Western Kettle 1900 do steam. Use. Butchcrss
Loose llj0c Butter-Creamery Extra PcnnsYlvana. CT
County New.Yo-k Extra Tubs 35a3sc: 500
c. western Dairv Extra 35c' 10 Good 70 Choice $50
sc tsos Pennsyvania ana estern 2Sd3lc hggs-Penn
svivanla 3la5 Western. 21a30c.. Cheese NewfOrk
Fun cream l3lc. western Fun Cream. l@c: do Fair 10
SKINNED 2d7c CoTee-Hio 9a,c. sugar-Raw "a
1c fair Good MuscOvadoes Refined steady
Cur Loaf Crushed anf Powdered loGlUaci GranuatHd 0e
Mould a" Dbc STANDARD. 9sc SeefsClOver quiet at i2D
9c Timothy, 81 Boas2 ~ faxsee1. ~ -. Feed-Bran.
Sil jr0S22' Spring, 400 OO1s % ~. Petroleum trm
Refined IN bbls, 7hc Cases lO4c WhsKey steady West
ST. LoUIs Feb. 1f-Four dull and unchanged. Wheat
opened declined then reacted sharply but iel uh
again. but higher than the opening; No Red Fall
p May 81 2l June o. all the year; sales atfl "a
asl 27 March: Al 259iasl 29P April 2i7a*I % May;
q 1881 - June Al 61qs Os2 al the year; No Red
Fal 81 % No. do. 81 ID Corn opened lower and ad
Vance to jGd 5724c March 604c. Ap1 6l lac. May sales
,, 35SI7c ar & March 59a6oe Ap5 2gqS2G May May
lower sl8 80 bid March sis 70 bid April Lard lower at
- 40 Clear sides 81 10 Bacon dun shoulders 81 30i
changed Eggs nominsily nnchinged WhisEey Steady at
81 10. Recepts-Flour 1000 bbls Wheat 22,o00 9ushi
Shipments Flour 1000 bush >. Wheat 900 bush: Corn
TOLEDO Feb. l4.wheat IRREGULAR; No 2 Red spot 81 3O2
July ~ lS2 bid Corn drmer No p spot 59c February,
59ic May. Gic No sales Of oats Clover seed ~ tie
March 81 goa 81 April s. BIZ $2'li May - 81
weak: No spot and February 81 ad5aiac., May Sc
HeccptsWheat. 10000 bush; Corn, 22.O0O bush, oats
I 100 bush shipments-wheat none Corn $500 bush.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
ro,, .neeJan slOS77,OiO $l7,5sG2S2 slQG7Gl9l
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

,ov,ox Frh l4-l23O y. m-COnsols. lO0lls for money
i1 for the accounts bonds four and half per cents
IS dyes extended l0Sai Atlantic and Great Western
cTfeage trustees Certihcates. ajl2 do second l6:
IrIe 40' New.YOTk Central 1885, Illinois Central l3Sai;
Pennsv Central 62i2 Reading32 Is; NeWIork ontario
and Western. 26t. ,,,
e CENTS llGs fvcs extended. 1903 2 Atlantic and Great
Western mortgage trustees certificates "a do second
NeVNoTz Central 1873; Illinois Central,
i3sls Pennsylvania Central 62ll Reading 32 d
Feb l4.-4SUp. m.The amount OF bullion gone
snto the Bank OF England balance tOdayis &2680O0
LONDON Feb l4-5 p m-Parls adyices quote three per
renrcntes al francs 10 Centimes for the account.
PARIS Feb 14-5:OO n.-Exchange London 20 francs
y ceui
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET

RIO JAyEIBo. Feb 13.-COfee-Good Firss. 3.9O0s4o5O
rps per kllos daily receipts 5000 Lags Ship
ments of the week-To the Channel North OF Europe
5000 bags United states, 10000 bags; TO the MedI
terrane m bags the week-FOr the Channel
and North Europe, 26OU0 bags; for the United states
10000 bags for tn Mediterranean, 1000 bags stock,
Ia. 900 bags Exchange on London 2O2L
SANTOS reb.. -COhee-SupcriOr Santos. 37OO0&9OO
res rer 10 k0s Average daily receipts for the week
1000 bags shipments week-to Europe. $1,000 bags
other countries sales Of the the weekiOr Europe
la.s. ntheI Cnmnrics. Dags slOCk ~ 600 hags
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15

and Tennessee Washed Fleece 37a2c; Unwashea Fleece
24a3ici Unwashed COmbing 2ja3ic. Tulwashod Wool
Ghocs dfa4Gc Fair 3Sa40c Inferior and BURY 25a3 &C.
PM Wool NewYork CITY Extra Pulled 35aiOc; Super
Pulled Sai2c; Lambs Pulled 40aiic Western super and
aKa 31a33c Country Extra Pul,d 3sal0e super Pulled
SSai2c; Lambs Pulled, 3Sai2c Territory Wools-Fine, 2a
26c Medium, 2ia32c. Coarse l9a22c Labs 20a23c Black
lGa2O Oregon and Southern Siates-Unwashcd Clothing
average quality 2Sa35c Unwashed COmbng, average gui
iy 2oa5lc California-SpIing CLIP Fine 25a53ei MED
lum, 2a3Ic; Low Grades aad BURY lSa23c; Fan Ch l.
l5a2oc.; Fail Clip ana BURY l2al6 spring
IeNas-Ftno Eastern. 25a30c. Medium lasteTn 2Ga.Snc
Fin Western 23a2jC; Medium Western, 22a2Jc, Improved
Mexican, l6a20c MeXi'an ljalsc.i Bury WooS ysue
NOMINAL Foreign WODs-Capc of Good Hope, 3od't3ci
Bueu0s Ayres MernO and Mestiza, 26a2Sci hOlt,V.eo
Merno and Mestiza 32a3Gc. Australian Clothing 4-alOe
AusralIan COmbing. lOaiGC
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15

Recerts for the week lol pkcs last week l29 pkg-
corresponding week last 2i rkgs Exports for the
wcrk 81 pAcs Great Britain and pkgs to IN" Coni
ucui. nearly "a sections sIo" quit al ~
crease, hat II the general opinion 0 the trade that
If Il. tUcrcsult OF high prices which have
been current during the past ten days. The
OF most holders throughout this
state as well he West has been 10 acr"p, the prices
offered and the goods nearly rnrr who
dairy uf butter han matter how
small visited by perhaps dozen huye5S Thus all the
being ScIrd together and forwarded
10 he market takes the lead ia prices For the time
hcing this better supply here AMI Win con drrabc
indifference retail hvcrs he market lacks buoyan
c and can only b quoted steady at the recent advance
Fancy rranrrl to-day at 4Gdi1c and Choice AZ 41d
45c There nothing in the situation to JUST
having 4SC at Elgn yesterday Tor the III
iuie developments Of the market too
uncertain Very Chsce state half hrkn tubs woud sell at
~ n &C. "A Choice Entire Dairy at zoe; fine hrkns
wonl also bring the hgro Some Extra brands
Imitation Creamery selling ai i36 i4C. with
Fine at Gl2c choice Fresh FACTORY is selling fairly at
special marks at $6a%tC. Common and Medium
Butter styles has advanced IN proportion To the rise
line grade. Quotations
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15

Receipts of Live Poultry have been light but there was
little demand and the market up TO the close ON saturday
du Yesterday 4erc appeared o. be more luly ahl
prices strengthened ON Turkeys and Fowls Th' supply oi
Dressed Poultry is not large. but the weather Is
% rn
generally ttle sticky not III 10 oi
the prices quoted 4odete demand. Poultry
been plenty cheap long t CONSUME r. get
it1e tired il. an the dem nd from ON viii be
limited Wild Pigeons from st outs sold at -, Ducks
SCI ing fairly at seaIy prices Quotations.:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
for the week ending Feb. If. 1852


Peccluts the week-Bcaus. lS23 pKgS; Peas l2io1
bush Exports-Bcans 800 Dkgs: Peas. Las bush
There slight reaction from the hrm holding oi last "ces,
ana vet prices not quoted much lower. MaTpws 1rc
quiet bat held with some rnness Al - 10 choice lot
va. p0Ytci -ulI Yesterday at -. Med ms having
steady about 8: 20. receivers ask ~ -
but gtt that only small The German Beans
upon - - - choice going ~ igh
a. - - not to m the orders there said
10 m several bushels in trhn Pea Eetns steady
Beans shOS increased confidence and some
~ 9uO<2 huHer~ MD 81 - but thrr Is
no urimc stock accessible az that figure southern Black
moderate demand Dt -4l recent sale OF leo bags
-. 80 - M
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
GoOdOrlinary


FIXTURES active. but closing EASY decline of a. points
gales 5iaGoo bales Prices PAID -FegTuary lL$"dl a
IlQI Juue llS1di 90 July, 95al2l7 August 1905
NoycTber 1loeql19 pccemhcr II 20 Prices for Rings
S Nav % JanS iu Ts5S August f is2 Sep Sep
,e@Oe 2 % 0G9Se % NSyem9e1 n9ee oe d
February l.2s4ll.S0; March, l.iod l.4l April n4a
S August l3o'Si29 september % 6 o iaS72 6eda
JKJUs, ETCIA modsraie jo656ing demand prices as
s5g5oc: soda Ash 81 60as & G22; sal sal soda soda q 10
$50 s$33ls' MORPHINE 50 40; OPIUM - l3gS4 -
and = - Tor French Chloa ate Potash lGqc for
oGEJe r. CSnse Ginseng o $sass 30 PnE 8se yr
EP a wes,e S5e ana 5ssc toT sonhera tasa
,or Florcnine Mexican JaaR lGal7e German Dandelien
lisa Alcohol $22 a p z; oKaic Acid ~; Acelc DO
Tor eSGasTe9 m OH rePPsTmia1 in tin e 4o@s2 90
Pennyroys q aSS$i %; DO ssssaiI g5oc
20 90 s SS SS at s S0Sss e9a a. in ESS moderate
ring tady demand fair for lGe6ng lots Sealed 2oa2
s. 50dsG Passport here quoted 50 % 800 Gbls Port
FLOUE AND MEAI-FL0UR-Martet dull without
deee change IN price med e1Po and 0 iGsenr trad .hde
6. n including loo L wiSs, S NJ Mat. at s 2 S s o% @
1ST Grade Spai Efl . = ER%st 4Ses 9Ss sapsTan
g. % S sRng oS SOet y 50 m 2r xP %P SO % g
dor e o5@sG e r. for c, West Indies q0d od
bbls Winter Wheat Extra. sjas5. IS; 1900 bbls
Extra 81 S0G$s 49, for the whole range including
Good Choice Family at ssg$o % OF The saes 100
bbls for export Quotations No = S20o u latter er
ueIne; superane 81 lsas. so: Common 70 far Extra
Good Extra western. - ds5 D. GOOD 10 Choice 50 109
81 10. Coumon Good Extra Round Hoop ONO, s'aS6 30
Good 20 Choice do SO 0aso 20 Common Extra Minnesota
Bakers Extra, 50 25as7 so straight s|Gtt 40; Patent
S1ZGG$S 70 St. Lons Common. 10 Far txtIa 1dSO IJ
Good TO Very Choice Family 20 eDGss a. % rs,ent ,1
:::soUrHERN FLOUR about steady sales 81 30 n eehs h
onmon Good Extra 50 40GS6 so Good 10 Choice 80 80
~ Including $50 bOls for export g i0G5 Rye ~
fLOC dal declining sales 300 bbls SupeIDne ~ 43G
81 go. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR selling s. 2jat3 76
.....CORN MEAL dull lower; sales 300 bDls BRANDY
vine - 40. Western yellow, - 2j ass 10
FOkEIGN FKUIfS-Iess active prices as rule Steady,
however. Layer Hasins 81 5OsS2 55 Loose do, ~ 90
ss2 %; Valencia, l0lalUic; Currsns 5s5 PC; Turkish
RruDes. 6sa6'c. for New LanguedOc Almonds, lYc;
sffagOna do ISc; sicily, 27a2Sc Brazil Nuts Ea51ac;
tgs are Sardes l3sl3fc for Boxes and 22 a25c
Tor halves Sicily 81 J0aS3 20 Havana do S5a}6;
Naehcis do s6aS6 90 sicily Lemons 81 Quasi 90 Cocoa
nuts SS0AS4O Bananas u 25af2 %. BY auction $50
cases Valencia Oranges s0ld at Siasi3S1la.
GRAIN -wHEAT-Market irregular and unsettled open.
ng lower subsequently, from the decline and
advanced s40lc then heavy with the advance lost and a
49, lower and closing firm &c. inside
pIiees fairly active export city milling
shd very large trade speculative account
r export was IN the negLbohood Of 2O0,OO0 bushels and
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15

Receipts the week, lJ,p3S boxes last week 20O7j
boxes corresponding week last year H. ~ boxes Exports
for he week 81 time last - lgS boxes
iycInoI cable quoatiOns du JiaGis. Ir
To- Iy,rpOol decline Of T.. In the cable unaVorblc
private alvccs and large stock offering his mars"t
have strong cndclcy 70 weaken pIlces, exporters
are indifferent buyers ANA there ~ decided fall
ing on the home demand tCw
still held AT 13tc and upward but IL ~ difficult
to move fancy parcels at over l5c. Generally h"dcrS
showing more anNty sell e stock of cheese appears
wearing gradually some August cheese were
sold NJ which cost Sc when put 10 cold storage several
months ago Skins also lower ihc hone trade pay &c
foricloice the selling price To exporters Quota
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
in Light Goat skins; other Goat quiet.

SPICESPrces rather weak for Pepper generally
Red Pepper however Cloves Prime
2Ga96 Red Peppers, 29c Prime Nutmegs, 77a}6c Mace
6Z1al70c China Cis;a :ai9,4c Prime Batavia lGal
l44c: White 23c Pmento l2al2 '2c. to quality; Af
SrEARINE-Duli and unchanged; sales 10000 n City,
IL &c. -
Cuba private terms; Cuba MuscOvLdo Inferior to Common
6agps; do Fair gS sf fO %: led 7Se7 DO Nc Nc
lasses sugar MeadO 94d5c do Clayed Boxes
D. i. Nos. Z to o. Gi4dG'sc-; Nos 10 To ~
707Iac.; do White 7iidss4c; Porto Kico-Rehn-
Ing 6s47c,; do. Good 70 Prime 7IsG5 tei hIaT!l
62e64. Refined less active and easier supplies
Cubes 9sa9'o; powdeed gs.c 4rsn1nlsed ss az
a,6S Sic; on "a" s9ds1c.; White extra.
slsas4c. Yellow do. do, 7sdsc.; Yellow &C. 1ha7@c
ia LR0@-seaiy and quiet; Prime city, s'IsasSe sales
$4,000 n sLd8Ssc.
TEA-Steady, but rather quiet.
TOBACCO-Kentucky quiet; Lugs. 6i2d7lgc.; Leaf 1l2d
10 $50 hhds Seed Leaf slow Of sale; 100 $780,
l6d I5c 300 1880 Pennsyly
yate terms 100 1880 Wisconsin, Havana seed 81
lie; 2OO bales Havana SSdfl ~.
WOO-Thee is moderate business only and the lower
grades rather weak Quotations Domestic Fleece
Ohio Pennsyvania aud Virginia XXX and Picklock. 45a
4Gci PX 42a45c; X, 42ai3c No J. 43ai7c. No. 3safOc
Common. 33a35c Combing, 4oalsei SewYoIk, Michigan
Indiana Wisconsin. Xxx 39ail X, 3gaiOc, No. Ala
45c., No 2 S6aSsc Common, S9aSsei Con6ing: 40ai6e
3ic Ma 2 Sia5Gc. Combing S9aioc Missouri. Kentucky
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
LIVE PnrLIRN.
Wild Ducks Can.

The daily average receipts the week nj the various
points distribution were ~ follows: Erie Railway :
can. Cream. 100 Of Mix Harlem Railroad, 2ulO
do New.Iaven Railroad. 4j0 do Hudson River fllr0ad
1000 do; Midland oad. 100 cans o Mix and - caus Ot
Cream CITY ald NOrther Railroad 900 0t
MIX miscellaneous nearby routes 5jO cans total " %
cars of 10 quarts each AMI llS Of Cream The
prices wh n the surplus sold on the Platform average
il advanced to 81 90 the following
Gav declined vi hin the two days TO 10. from
there slight improvement ma ~ % was me
closing prc The supply far exceeds the dcmind and deal
,e all the surplus mil, at the prices quoted
VEGETABLES.
Exports OF Potatoes bbls.: very heavy r"e%ip m 2,
te marked even for domestic stock No ermuda steamer
This week NofOl Kale sold at 81 30 YESTERDAY but win
only 500 VS. steamer prices are llkey tO
reach Spinach plenty and hrn. Charleston Aspaa
gu in demand Canada Russia Iurnips freely otrtth
2ju4l The Green Peas on the savannah steamer
To-day were generally held Florida Tomatoes barely
-ieady. other vegetables as quoted. ..-...-.
tl N. k.l
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
InI,I1s hrHnIRs Am NI- rr-nRIrp.


Receipts Of Dried Fruit tho week pkgsWi ljJ2
pkgs Of Peanuts and pkgs Of Pecan Nuts Exports OF
Dried Apples. OS No material change IN The market
either EvapOred Dried Apples. Peaches have de
snd holders Offering goods az lower prices kasp
wanted 26c Cherries have had freer sales Pnmbs
dun 2e best bid for Prime southern Damsons
Backbefrrs and Whort cherries quoted Peanuts
arrived more freely and weak lower prices would
o accepted considerable quantity.
Hickory suits dull Of quality offered
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
Diui0rno Nolices.

OFFICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY I
No III BROADWAY, NEW. YORK, Feb :. 1892.
4 DIVIDEND of five per cent has this day
"a declared payable aud after Monday the 18th,
inst. Transfer books closed until that date:
ID J. BLAUVELT.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15

Receipts the week. 72O2 last week. 6lGj pkgs
corresponding week Last year. 10 pkgs Mllh large sup
West South sigh increase IRON nearby
and light demand
lower and choice Western sold To-Day az
NJ the most receivers Offering
fine STOCK al 25c held IL about exhausted
LINED o plenty and steady. Quotations;
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15

OFFICE OF THg EVENING STAR MINING COMPANY,
No. 81 WAL~sI, NEw. YORK, Jan. Z. 1882
DIVIDENDS NOS. 30 and 3l.-Ihe Board
- Of Trustees OF this Company has declared DIylDEND
30 OF FIVE PER CENT the capital stock also DIV
IDEND No 81 OF the SAME AMOUNT making total of
TEN PER CENT payable February 10 al the Once OF Messrs
Adams Mclfarg. no 33 Wal-st The tranSe books wil
be close the 18th and rcopened the 10th.
HENIiN Ky Ia re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30
The River ana HArbor BmI.

Washington, 29-There WAS a special
meeting OF the cabinet to-day, TO con-
slider the river and hRrb0r bill. All
mem oers were present except Secretary
Chandler. The bill was discussed and
hnal action decided upon. The greatest
secresy was maintained "a to the conclu-
sion. 1t was the understanding between
toe Presldentisnd members OF his cab
met that nothing whatever should be
dlvulged IS to the result Of to-day's de-
llberstions. One fact, however, is known
in this connection, that the President will
send = communication to the House OF
Representatives, on the sutject on Mon.
day next.
The opinion generally expressed by
senator's and memb ers is that the bin viii
be vetoed for the reasons mentioned in
the dispatches last night, but those most
Interested Ia the bill, including tia chair.
man OF the eommerce committees OF the
two house still insist that il will ne
signed, but that the President will re-
serve to himself the right to indicate
what portions OF the vast sum sppropri-
Ated shall be expended and where.
Leading democrats express doubts az to
the veto of the bill they say The Presi-
dent has net the hsrd,hood or political
shrewdness TO send in veto on this bill
Late this evening statement has been
put in circulation by q gentleman close
to 9 member If the cabinet that at ihe
meeting to-day it was decided to veto the
bill In anticipation of veto message
on Monday leading republicans are urR.
ing = caucus to be held on Tuesday even.
ing at which it is intended to consider
three propositions, one Of which is to pass
bill appropriating lump sum for pub.
lie Improvements to be placed at the dis
creiiOn Of the secretary Of war; snotheI
TO scale down the present bill 90 per cent.
and third to do nothing in tue way O
presenting bill leaving the matter to e
over to the next session.