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New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and RIuroIfs
NFW-YORK Friday Anril OF 1890
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW 1Okh, FRIDAY, April II, 1857
ASH EsQuct and unchanged; Pots DC Pearls Ga a
CLc.
REESWAXtn small supply. fair demln nd and firm West.
EN-, 2%a2Ic.. southern. - dz5c.
tANDLES-Une ranged and quiet.
CHlCCOEN-U LchGsgcd
continues dun and weak for Anthracite but
tialy unchan Ell Tor BumnOu$ Liverpool Camel
sill Liverpool Gas do, Newcastle, Caking, 10
scotch >tean - 1j tngiish - 1j0$i Block House and
International (PrOyncaD. S3 75 d%f Ponnsylvaml and
Ncstmorelaud Gas, 81 - West Virginia. 10 Cumher
land Broadtop and Ceared s5a$5 10; Anthracite nomin-
ally S3 O05i - Dy The CARGO alongside.
COCOA-Dull aud nominal.
COk)AGE- STEADY
COFFEf-Rio duh and nominally unchanged. sales go
bags for May at 7j5c and 800 bags do 75Oc 795c was
asked Tor APRIL without bids 400 was ID aud 7G C. aske
for June and 7C0c bid ana 770c. ked for July Mnd
grades quiet ana without quotahle chalse sales bout 90
iag cN iauiu-. private terms QuOia,ons-Rio, Orii
nary cagocs, sac Fair, 9i2c Good, 100; irime lo2c
santos TAR good 9l2d lOc; java la Oc Singapore ~
%lSc Ceylon. loel3c Maracaibo 81 1854 i@guayI1 go
lac. jamaica Si202c; st Domingo. Sl2499c Porto Rco
IL dM9el Costa Rica. 9sGl5c Mexican al2hc; Mocha
"a 02Sc.: AnKOstura- Il l%c.:- Sayaniid, Hl20l4G
COTTONSpOt Cotton fairly active stcadyand unchanged
80 bales (jO bales last evening" including 90 bales
for export U7O bales for spinning 5J hac Or
atiOn Delivered contract, bales Receipts at the
to-day, j1i bales against 617 bales last week.
1GS bales last year the week, - ,O7S bales. against
30 b2i bales last week and pa bales last yer since sop
ewber 4S7l Gl6 bales against 52G3sl7 bales erod
Is st,..ls
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COTTON MAKKErs-BY rELEGRAPH

Lsaroo ApT 9i2S ,D oIa,1. coo9 ton sio seady il MA d@
bales ncudne 20JO bales sDecuat on ana export
ccgts. 5000 baes i-ntnins - .aoO eaef % Amerca9 ~
do April Nav delivery 6io4d DO May ana June dev
August delivery Gf4d August and september delivery
49, : do september delivery 6i7e.d
LvRRroor- April 2l-3:oO p m.-Cotton-rhe
day included q. 100 bales American - .,
LKMmooL Ap Si-y;1O D. mnFatgres9V -, c Vpand, Low
LyiarooI, April 2l-6 p -Cotton-sales Of the week.
bals exporters took II o0l bales forwarded from thc ship
side direct 10 ~lnncrs 5oOl bales actual exports lluOO
ae.; total pt4 li9 OOO bacs American, 20 OOJ bales
ol otton aloat 5OluOJ bales: American Us 900 bales
MANons iL Aprl y lnr mahe 10, arms ana Fabrics
2o1 i'2daI3d; No. 40, Mule twist Far second qia-
"iSrGreTA april d. cotton dun; Mddhng. lllac Low
Mtonne II SCI a'ooi ornnary 80 &''ara receipts III
'1gs Fce1fs So ba. si1ments l7s9 bales
IALiIAoGf- April 2l.-couor gaiet sddnne: l24c.;
balc, exports To the Continent 1901 bales safes. 100
reeiPls s bales , exports ports to , Great at Rrtan
CHARLESTON Arril 2i.-Couon steady: Mlddhns. 'sci
4iI nacs. 800 bales soek. IGOil bales
103l baes; 10 The Continent O21 bales coastwise 2352
bales saes $3.50 bales. ..... ...,.. ,,,.,,.. 49,
Low Middlng 3c.; Good Ordinary. 1886; net receipts,
o baic-: epOrts TO ' Continent W naloS coast"lsc
poGt To- Great Britain CSC bales, TO nc Continent 1864
ba.cs coastwse = "a bale; sale H.. . naleA ,o ,
ireis 3S2 bales saIs S66 baies stock iSii BALE
Weeay 1893 baes; shipments, $500 DAes
sAes. 0.15O bales.
NEW.ORLEANs. April 2l.-Coton steady Mdding, l2ci
Low Middns II 81 Good Ordinary l'sc net receipts
l. gross 1855 bales exports to Great Britain
Lales coastwise. 90 bales sales 5000 stock, l663J6
bales.
Wcckly-Net receipts $3.50 bales; gross $500 bales
exports Great Britain l. $50 bales; 10 Frame a9.i
bales 7IO5 bales to the Channel 2,4l
baes coastwise. o.29G bale. sales "a. 500 bales
SAVANNAH. 2l.-totipu quiet, Mldlung. l4c.. Low
Middng ic. Good Orunary lobe. net receipts SOD
bales exports Great Britain l52i bales coaswise, lb
bae; 400 bales last evening 100 bales STOCK 3Oloo
bales.
Weekly-Net receipts 1865 bales gross, 2s5 bales
ports To Great Britain 299l bales te the Continent 1902
baes cOastwise. OUDJ bales; sales 42OO bales
COTTON RECEIPTS.
NRw-YoRK April 2l.1he following the total net re-
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n Orr'ns
STAINED.
Good Ordinary ...... gig Middlng lOis1s
sct t4ooi ordinary IL x Middiiug .......... lliSIs

SSS stSSt oI9'Ty room 3ra,fv ~ hiGdag GG uns Ys
to point sales 1000 bales. Prices paid-Api1. -
i5G0 August. i2tDa 1915, september i23iGl2:S octo.
bei. IlGl no. Noyemcr l.4lq ll.4' Pnoes for Rings
ia ia5 August iss september i2;G' o,oDer H."
mqSeHoeF iSf Nav r.
june. l297 l@36; July 10; August l2GGql2 81 sep
ll4 @ili Dccemoer III @Il.42. January l.6zaii.55
i ensraly il''y Pat Pat tTaae only moderately active
a ,c c1nge % aT Tu5io eert eIpore ana o
sofa Extra - igGS3 % for The Whole range the latter
q 3 for @ W@df NV ~hsS 400 p6 Winter T,S Thj . a
tae west indies: " p ior south America 400 bDs Low
eIeG a 4 50 or spr2s = 5oas 3 fo5 Winter Whea1
9no,aos s 'a oASS l6gs g attcI i ey,7e%6 S4e0
supcInne, st4$5 2j Common to Fan Extra state.
as %. Good to Fancy DO. - 70asH %; Common 70
So Common to GOOD Round Hoop ONO - -dr6 ..
81 IOas5 Clear. 80 54s: Rye Mixture. - 2jGs7 %;
Patent. 81 75ds9 %: St. Louis Common to FAIR Extra
as6 Good 10 Yer, Choice FANNY s9 lOasJ. Patens
Winter Whea' EAtIa - 90 1y"s - markeI oio'na @ qmeS
a. ms Snnerln. !. ,as5 y tlc iafier for small
70 bos brandywine at - 10 yellow Western quoted
foKiGN DIIGo FRui3sI ; IRaisns firm but quiet at
lsI Prnner have sod down DC. closing rn 1t 65
7c. Scly Lemons aud Oranges $'a4 e'' india Oranges
Oranges - 90, ami lOOO boxes Lemons - 5oG
r3
GHAIN-WHEAT-M Lax Lc. low er. hight export
ana city milling the business nearly
to trade speculative account closing
ln-d pICe~; I,bI 5000 bush.
l47UIU bush. cash, including Ungra eG Sprng IjG
The LOaId 40 chicago, ~ 40 Ongraded
c!. 42ls Red. 81 49, for certificates ~ i7a
delyered; UnTaded Mmte, ~ Al No White. nee on
boaId. III u, White ceItincates and free bOard
closing Al y ihc best Dd NO ised April, 81
0-l 4gli closing ~ ~: May ISlfdrI closing
a: 10 June 81 ass G$l 4J closing Sl 45l2 july
3Ios. closing III 30; august, ~ 2Sdtl %
81 % l ia better request
prices sales $1,000 bush canada and
load do. 1T 3'
II, wiIh gOc I;LEl Gul quotations. .
BARLIG NAL more aC salt 900 busiO aad.rl %
DE- AMI time. CoKN-MGIkci ldZ Lc. lower
export, alIll active
CutNc account the hOm aJc only buying press
ing closing Nitn htue Inur reHst sac@ l,ZOiOJu
bush IL oJO bush including jne1aued
MIXcd oOi2d3"c; No = JudJ.C store, o. del
4Iou elevator iuCu4ing lJpDuD bush lroc on
NeiOW. 90 NO. .. ana ChOIrc White
Mixed April JO09lc, closing . C. asked; do May. cL
cOsIIS dc June closing oi4c.
closing August, clos
ISAaIkCt la C lower; aud
the decline JsO,uDJ bush. incidInR No Jsc
No. quoted J. e.. so > " mite
J.c; tic. MINeG Western. - jJc White dO 5JQ
O2c Mixed state. rat GOc. " he 10, CDa " l2
busL canada OOl4c; Jt,OJO bush No. Mixed
April 55S4c; $4,000 bush. do. May. 457c l75,U
dOJune "A JOlic. ZJ.uUO bush dOJuy, 55l4 &C.
l4u, ,OUU bush. do August 4oa4Vc.
NI.I q STA
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Corporation Notices.

CONTRACTORS-Sea proposals for max
~ ing certain alterations and repairs 10 the hrrboa VII
liam nSeneye vii be received by The Board Oi COmui,-
u the Fire partmeut uuti MAJ B. 1882 Tor al
information CITY RECORD foi sale at 40. city II al
NOTICF-Sealcd proposals will be received
By The school Trustees ~ the 2h War the Hall II
the Board OF Education corner Grand and Ein-s. untl
May p 1852. Tor erecting wing and ,fairnays
school Mosi Farms hon
see city Record" for sale at No 2 Clty Hall
NOIlCE.-Pr0pOsaS will be received at the
n Once of the Department of Public Charities ANA
ton. No G6 3daye until April 2S, 1882 for Groreres by
Goods Hardware. For full Information city Record
for sale at NO. city Hall
NOTICE.-Leases of certain Corporation
~ Piers and Bulkheads viii De offered AZ public sale BY
order te Department OF DDchs at the Exchange sales
room, No II Broadway, AZ EsDAY, APRIL >. loS2.
AT - O'CLOCK. NJ
For nl information see CITY Record " copio
at No. , CIty Hall
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
Business Gbnntes.

nRUGGIST.-A first-cass opportunity for "A
~ live druggist to rent store TIE most pronias
Pas,aic. y J. inquire Of ALFRED SPEEl, PdssA.c.
aud No. l6 Warren IT., NeN-Ycrk.
EOR SALE.-rhc valuable patents Of tbs
J. scherloh Manufacturing Company for cherry Heat
Welding COMPOUND" Shieohs Compound steel and Cav.as
for Piting" Apply address G. MIICnILL.
Trustee, 80 steuUeu-stp Jersey city.
NOR SALE-Ihe advertiser offers for salo
A entire rnjed states except Sew .Ingandl an
established business secured BY unqnesone patents u
uulmeI sale and 10 competition nearly 100 cent
and used an the United STATES the business
With the harN atc. IOI fail part,u
address H. VI. DAVIS
10 Chamber Ts-st.. Now.YoTk CITY.
4 DESIRE 20 confer with some party Of means
Il machinery nd goods OF a
WoOlcu mill 400 spudes. An ads of two-thris
Of present actual cost value Is desired. with
Addrcss Tribune . lice. y. Dey0nshlre Hotel New
York city, April q. le52
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
sURoPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

a.. @pni 2l-l23u o. n.-Atlantic and Great West
u'' 2@ge trustees certificates 41 Erie 363- 40.
,i- 30 NcW-l ork Central l2ga4. Illinois Ecu.
80 - heading 2Sas New YORK ontario and Western.
- .''i "a1hee and 81. auJ common. ll.5.
.I'NL.N ApTA zl-5DU .. m-Pars alglce, quote thrs,
%'t'st Zen. AZ - Idnc., for the account
PM Zi-d3u b. in.-Ihc amount bullion with
''" 'le bahL OIL ingland on balncr,odavl 100000
g. I'm - $50 o. lnAtlautlC and Great Western
aye Trustees cs,hcstes 4D3 tile 8GIa Illinois
Il,.""' goo -Ne"- loik. OuldrIO ana Western. ZOl2
ApI.4 4 = quote three
xp,t"' "' az 30 francs oy'cenumo- for The account.
apiu Z4--JDU m.-kACAanss o. !,OlcDu -
7IAlc' "a teit.mes fOr cheeks - ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

last week Market and primo lot OF Western
corn fed hogs cOud been sold readily at smith
Reid sold 1859 Ohio Hogs 126 bsyersge at 81 81 100
10; rOughs 102 lb at SO 3lL
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

=. III dav and. although closing with handsome
eak az Joy ,,o st;l from Il to 1ls per cent lower
EecoVe,o.'' avsnins,s prices. The Wabashes sold
thsD ''S Sr.ction lower than in yesterdays break,
only ,' how /, and IL, per cent gains on last
and n"s"s We have named nine stocks;
evening Pntooed Pat furnished 329, 900 shares of
those S'VAs rocorded business of 4s6, ,939 shares
the d soi,ows as matter of fact. that the gem
Hence !, lonO anil but it sympathiacd with the
eral ma,N.s .ia" and by figures the whole market
closed frm-but NOISY c,,orruent 4 pcr cents
ConSoeI"oo ,o,a.01o16s. The changes in the
was reeo'"'" w 5,ance Of l. per cent for the con-
final oid' "'' d" SaoIno of Is per cont for the Ia
rnoIo no market ri closed steady at the following quo
,atiouS. IA, Rld. Asked.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

~ ~ Lcl,s Apnl 2l.-Fiour dun and unchanged v,o.,
t44i ara lowcr No. Red Hail, 81 37l4 cash neat
a. p:, 1o4 p! ~ j1s9 81 1901 I5@ July ~ O5i
500s 3oii No. T. 81 II bid corn toi od , aed tal'
H. i, cash 1o&q75'@ May 7lAo7iac June 7is'
~. S'J "a "a ~ august J3i l2c ali The wear on
ful % 4o- - cash 40'ad4lc. July. rye du.i sSc I
49, lazy al .Oc y 10 ButteT-nallet easier CreapSf
~ "a - ~ y @1a a3c Country Roll ZUa25c 0c.
Sic - %is@ey steady al II ls PORK lower. sis -
sssass shoulders 72jcs sloft E,b IN a. io"ei 81 ioi
M y -" bacon lower for sides; Shoulders Sci sbo.t
feces.. rhoI clear, ll.5O. Lard dun ana poni al
I6WR Tii"ui' 1000 bDls; Wheat n 900 bush a.,rn
1GD husth a., oats 10000 bush; Rye none. Barley
knsh D.ah Sllpnents-FOur GOOO lblA. kVbe,f - ~
~'-' '"n' S0'OVO bush.i Oas 1000 bush. @" ~'o'O
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
.I.n.LE .rrrLr OF enAIN N 1nE uN1ED STATES AND
CANADA.

GUNNY EAGGING-Fairy active; steady unchanged
HEMP, LrC.-Quiet al l'l00tc. for Jue Butt. JSc.
forS Si-.l HEMP. lO- 1890. Manila
Hay AND SiRA W-Iuo -ighcI g4aIc3 OF Hay firm
Will Shipping grades uDclanrol and sell ro,dily
ouoiItlons Ne guotc: Hay: Prime Timothy,
9OGsl, Medium, 7o0Sjci shipping Gra,es GOaCjc.
clover Mixed a. Clover Dd,h +JG.J,.. No. rye
straw OJUDYc ShOrL Rye. tOGjUc. Odt StIaw. 30a4OC
Al, prices IcnaIn sicy aud trade j. inOdtiacy
fair We quote: DRY BuenO, AlIes and Eutic RIOS
II 10 TO- 5i,02ic Dig fiOnevdcO 2 to 22h, 4,
COirientcs COncOria II To 70 10, @2d22i2c;
Graude II ID. Il y &c Dry California II t. - h. 23
0-ac; HaanOTas % 10 ., a. 2c; Dry Vera Cruz X
TO 2U b. 4ac. DTy IunL0, lG 10 - b. lNbio &C.
AyTes OK, % 10 GJ H. 22c RIO Grndc
OK. % 10 90 d. an . buenos Ayres Cow ~ to 80 10,
lOLsullc. RIO Granlc tOw ~ TO 10 1. llc Para
lQJac Texas ON and Cow. 30 70 81 d. lV1 IO2c. New
orleans aud Cow 40 u 90 %, 80 lOc city S.augheI
10 10. "a lOc Country aiaughte OK to 10 80 b. IOc.
all tltc ctcn.
rnand. ro very light and thc port
ly the weak duh English aiyiccs We quote Crop
1881. Choice. 2z0- GOOd 10 Prime, 2D0Ac. Fair 70
(;Od lS zoe. FAIR lG0 Eastern, lie;
Cro OF Good to Prime l7uZlc Poor 10 Fan, IZul1o;
(rOY OF II Far TO Pm ue, IN '4c
IcATIII-isatneT moro than an average business has
been done TINS wees IT, both liendrck and UnOn
Leather thou-h the ing seems 10 De in
cIthcI the
'Obbcrs. thr current
weeks Vasi Tho stock OF Prime OvcrWcghts and pump
Damaged small in Other kinds there Is good
sentiment though The stock - not large tccets OF The
week Sides and l~J9 ba-cs Exports 2C,l1G sides.
vi: I752 uglaDd $3.50 20 the continent. ana 700
various destinations.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
EUROTEAN MARKETS

<nser ~ ADih IL D. m-POrK- Mess Eastern
~ 70 " cstcfi steady al a. B4cnu-t ulu maud
5rnes i a' ~ od short KID al So: Long Cinsr
Y1r1n - s1 ,noil ,lcar nrmer IIans-iou- (If
81 81 Ex,fa himor at 30. Bcci-Iudla Moss nrm
Prime " ester u' az ls rrmeMoss duh al Lard
~ Inrd ,,eoan steady az 81 30 Iao.. pr~a III
w lIJd CoaIe"n fner al 49, RosnE11e dii
cu tSS Lara ~ fy al bbL Cheese ruertcan Cb,c1
q, S5a wheSN0 0 nS9e here Fonr-Exii Sac se'Sy
su-uF "a 4V@d Winter Ne,e ly 1ly AZ Ood No Spring
LWaef0oL ApHi N 20 or new III ior 6o a. ~ O''
~ ~ pei 'eniai ior Western NIL ,qHs steady Flour
- NORMA " hite; ."i lp3d PEI
Ss S ,un 1ivq lNod for Red %incl 10 q ioI Calfor.
Western and q ID for Ola do - Nohud Tor New Mixed
m, d. APih . .5a,-hecGpts or whea, ,r a.
A4tt f "tc IOoOOV cenia Including ~ M i9t The past
NA1oN April 2l-i:5O D. m--sugaT ? ,- ~ American.
covadO lair refining aioat. '' iof Cuba US
Az! N--4. April 2l-Petroleun. ~ francs IL 49,
iuT IN pale American. Wl!cO1's iaro - cehtimes
AAAts ~ Centmes yer 100 kilOs i al 4SI
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22


The above Bonds part Of Of s1l00OO00 OF
Bonds TO complete the acquisition and construction OF yaa
Die railroad extensions including interest in 6000 Of
land of the Buffalo Coal Company and secured by mort
gage executed TO the UNITED STATES TRUST COM
PANY Trustee O0OOOO Of these Bonds reserved
by said UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY. for retire
prior lien 100 miles Buffalo to Em
pO1um. which has been In operation ii 1873.
The present issue First Mortgage 2J5 miles OF road
exclusive Of sdings), and the redemption OF said
$1,000 900 divisional bonds will be First Mortgage
the entire road Of 525 miles or 372 miles with sidngs
which will be completed in about ninety days
The net earnings the above 12O miles, and the
tensions now in operation lin all lo7 miles. for
twelve months ending November 3Oth. 1881,
amounted ss4oO76
Interest charges on the entire bonded indebtedness
when Issued, viii C1oOOO
Surplus for that period all fixed charges
Equal TO per cent all the authorized preferred stock.
Competent experts estimate the net earnings entire
tom. when completed to be $l3)0O00 Per annum which
after paying all Indebtedness and per cent dy
dend preferred stock S3 900 cach
would leave a surplus of about $22j,OOO
Subscriptions will opened the 10Th day Of April and
viii close before 9th and Will be received abroad by
Messrs. SELIGMAN BROTHERS, London.
Messrs. SELIGMAN & STETTHEIMER... Frankfort.
Wcssrs. ALSBERG, GOLDBERG & CO..--.-.Ainseriam.
Messrs. BANQUE DE BRUXELLES.--- Brussels
thereby securing for these bonds international market
Subscriptions will be reccyedh here above dates by the
Undersigned O5 and accrued interest the right being
served to advance price without further notice
j. & w. SELGaaWAN N GO.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
COUPON BONDS OF $500 OR goo EACH.

The above the first part Of authorz issue Of
$OOOOOO secured by First Nor the Railway roll
ngstock one-ha!f the Grant OF the NewYork,
Texas and Mexican Railway Company executed 10 the
FARMERS LOAN and TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEES.
This imVo line OK railway, $50 miles in length.
meuciug at Rosenberg junction kcnmond and min
at.ng at NnsyIe Teas Will De entitled under It's
LAND GRANT FROM the state Of Texas to 3.554OOO
of land upon the completion OF its road of this half
1872 900 acres equs 2O per mile covered By
the mortgage road through the richest part OF
Texas forms point Of intersection with i've Of the principal
state AMI with the existing line t. New
York.
The total bonded debt Of the COMPANY when the whole au
horlod complete, Will BE- only S2,SJO mile, and
the total the whole - 900 Bonds will amount
10 only per while the estimated net earnings
Of completed road based upon The earnings OF other roads
in the state, viii certainly exceed this amount by over
50 per cent.
The Of the road 80 miles in ongth opened
on the and the second and third sections
agegatng miles VIII be opened by the end Of May. 1882
The present Will therefore be secured by
completed road nearly 100 miles in length and by The
rial on hand further construction valued nj S7J0O0
Subscriptions Will be eDed simultaneously IN NowYork
ana London on the 2ith OF April.
Subscriptions will be received by the
undersigned at OA A'EES CENT, payable
ina instruments, as follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
elncrea.e. fDecrnasl

=. The following shows the imports of dry goods. at
1he Fort OF NewlOrk for the week ending April
y, ana SINCE the beginning OF the year as com
paieu with the corresponding periods Of previous
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
nEMLock NON.ACIp.
I AlNNA AN ~
Sl1ugntcr.

Middle lacks 1886 Middle crop ....S2 q5I
Calcntta BulalO-Llsh lj0zIc: Middle l90EIc; nciyy,
lyuZUc. Damaged, IOuI'c
METALS American T1g Iron has remained quiet but
no pres sell Is nc lac prices ralIci Scotch
Pe remains duh or less Loo Gcngm
raSt and Caruhroe were sold private terms We auOc
American Ig-No. F"nndIy quoted at $2J so 90
So . do 824; Gray Forge, S23 scotch ig-E EgImton
SO CaruUrOe. t23i Conoss 50 10 GlenganOon, ga
Gartohorrie s2Jaa2J langloan, t2j JO0 SO There
we're sales Of 20 Foreign Bcssemcr arrive. T2f
Otherwise al sJJ 100 lrOn Gie Old IRON 42' 30
for "1vs" and $29 for rs scrap Iron dun and 1ogu
lr at s2s 5Ous3l 10 delivery lAsol Copper Is quiet
IN SPOT al lr40lS2c Tor Lake superior sales have Dcen
mad, of 900 n Tor May, June and
Al1nt Lead about steady; 900 tons Common
Dcnr-iir 10. ajc Refined quoted jiUd3I-l2 SpctcT
sc IIg Iln du, and lower lu a mpay Win the
London adyI,cs straits aud Australian nominal At lie
coal Iiu sGu-G do. TcTne - 20 011 30 COAe I'm.
s. 2 So0+5 ~ =: do Tene 20 In
sEs-Kcnnng stock niIn Dut quiet hi i14%c.
for lest Grocery grades fairly sciNe steady, unchanged
NAVAL STORES-lOains were about steady, though
very quiet to-day Coca strained quoed at "a 2a0- 90
sales 300 bbl- Good . y Spirits Turpenine
lower III sympathy the southern adslccs. sales here
early IN to da 100 Dbis at 5sc iOr sOuthons and % ~
Oi utAens closed al OO9Jf gc iAI ana iiloh
OH CAKE~Fnn ana IN short supply; Western, on the
spot s29.
OIL MAI-ln fair demand ami steady lnaeod. so Per
OCEAN FREIGHrs-Iherc were further changes Ia
rates The position Is siill unsettled hud lout very
WSak Charter particularly quiet today ... LIN TX
v'l"h "a cOnposstd I.JO bb q. KOsn, sd, 100 bbIs
, oq ~ tons do, ls 81 62s I'd 900 phfs. lIo
',l Is iorA ls on Cnkc 3D.. go tons Measulcincnt
HOOlS' Iih a rs Cd LON DON steam, 600 bush
I" H. :" iYl 1000 bblH Flour l. ala "a. 300 SACKS
- ~ ~ o moderate lots " Provisions, rs Gd a. 3si
1h'so D"<Vr 1allow. 2Osl Beef and PORK 2si on Cake
~ VI iVs "a 800 tons Measurement Goods lIs ID
bA Hb' -, stedn Grain uuOlod nj bJO bls Flour, bd
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plish the results by the provisions
Of section 8, Of the Edmunds act, it
1T became necessary TO use all Che
powers conferred.
A later embarrassment came in
the form of a demand on the part
OF certain nOn-MOrmOn citizens, Of
high character, that the Commits
sion should assume jurisdiction and
decide the l0calsstatute authorizing
women to vote, to be illegal. We
concluded it was not competent for
the Commission to repeal or modify
that statute in the manner sug-
gested; that the principle of female
suffrage is in no respect in conflict
with the purpose Of the Edmunds
law, and, therefore, that the
Commission had nothing what
ever to do with the subject.
Moreover we found, on inVeStiga-
ton, that this statute had been in
force twelve years without being
adjudicated In the courts of the ter
ritOry or disturbed by Congress.
In conclusion permit Us TO say
that We believe the results Will be
reached through the careful regis
tratiOn already insured, and the i'm
pOrtant election which can hardly
fail to follow wiH,be satisfactory 90
government and che country In
closing this report, it is due
the territorial secretary, who is
&c o65cto secretary Of the Commits
sion, Arthur Il. Thomas, Co say the
Commission has received from him
valuable assistance in the work.
particularly in the matter Of 8 Sc
lection Of registration and other
officers.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
Alex. RAMSEY.
A. S. PADDOCK.
G. L. GODPREY,
A. Is. CARLTON.
J. r. PETTIGREPr
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A Fair Request.
SALT LAKE CITY. Sent. ! a.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. I, 80.
Editors Herald.
Ia looking over the time and
places of registration of voters under
the regime Of the Commissioners [
nnd that we are honored with Bill
Shovel as the honorable registrar
Tor the first precinct Of Salt Lake
City; secondly, that we have to wait
upon him at his house, instead of
some public place: thirdly. the
hours of registration are incon-
venient TO q large number of cit
liens, as the majority Of them are
workIngmen. The hours as adyer-
tlsed, are from 10 to II, and from 1
TO ); now TO take advantage of nv
rights l will have to lose half a DAVIS
pay and hunt around for Bill Show
ellis house. May | ask through the
HERALD that the hOurssbe changed
that so many of the voters Will not
have to lose so much time III doing
this requisite duty prescribed bv the
Commission. In the fifth precinct
the books will be kept open until 7
O'Clock, and this will obviate the
necessity Of many men losing time
when they should and could be at
work. Could we not have the same
in the first precinct?
4 WORKING MAN,
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CHAS. W. STAYNER.

Attorney and CounSellor-at-Law
and Solicitor in Chancery, attends
cases before the Supreme, Diatrict
and Probate Courts; practices as
counsel for widows, guardians, ex-
ecut0rs and administrators in the
management and settling up of
Estates. Having lately returned
from Europe, he is prepared to furn-
ish information respecting legacies.
etc, now awaiting the action of
legitimate claimants, in chancery.
Persons can ascertain if their names
are on the records, by application to
Mr.. Stayner, through the mail or at
his Office, Squires' Building, Main
Street, Salt Lake City.
Z. o, Address, box 5S7.