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New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
CETET1YO At TIE PANTOMIME.
Fran The Londou Glob,.

Cetevavo on January 23. visited tne Capctown
Theatre Royal, by permission of the authorities.
with the Golden Locks" When it became known
that he was going to the play large crowd as
sembled in Burg ST. early in the afternoon, and
awaited his arrival IN order 10 Obtain peep at tho
potentate whose name Is now known far ana wide.
Shortly before 3 O'Clock Cetevayo arrived In
close carriage accompanied by one OF MS coun-
cillors, his interpreter. and another gentleman.
The crowd greeted him with hearty and long
continued cheers. When the carriage drew up TO the
box entrance there was general rush and II was
aS much as the police duty could do To keep tho
space on the step clear To allow OF tie entrance OF
the visitors The party was received by captain
him heartily ~ the hand, and led him up the stair.
case When half way up he showed signs OF
timidity-not beng used TO contrlyances OF TINS
him by the arm and conducted him 10 private box.
to the left of that usually occupied by his Excel
lencv the Governor. Seated In an easy chair, with
his hat securely fixed his head CetevayO settled
himself down TO witness the performance, and,
judging from tne manner IN which he applauded,
and the energetic clapplng OF ms hands lie enjoyed
il immensely. lie kept up an almost inbrOken con-
versation with the interpreter. who had his work
cut out in explaining the various novel sights which
presented themselves TO the gaze OF the fallen
monarch. When the curtain tell at the interval,
Captain Roebnck again appeared ana conducted
Cetevayo and bis companions through the bar to
his private ROOM where they partook OF refresh
ments. The pictures hung in the bar attracted his
fire OF questions and answers between the inter-
prefer and himself. The party returned tc the
box in time TO witness the transformation scene tho
sight of which seemed quite TO dazzle hin. and he
gave vent to his expressions of delight in q most
unqualified manner lie sat through the perform
ance until the fall of the curtain and on leaving
the box and coming down the staircase, found the
lobby packed with people, while large crowd
surged about in the street outside Finding IL i'm
possible for Cetevayo TO reach his conveyance
through the front enrance,th carriage was ordered
round to the pit door, But the mob followed 10,
climbed en- the top. and swarm.d over it like
cloud OF beos. No sooner had Cetevayo and party
taken their places than the horses were whipped
up. and the carriage driven of ut rapid pace.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
TWO FAMOUS ARTISTS.
Et.on The London Globe.

From The London Globe.
A Belgian newspaper relates pleasant story OF
the famous yioinist Nieuxtemps During his last
engagement at Frankfort on-the Main, the annual
fair was being held and the artist resolved To nave
a little simple amusement by Wishing the snow
booths. In ono of these he found an Indian
Giant" who was most iantastically adorned. aud
continued growing out series of harsh sentences
which understood to be specime ems OF his native
language. The artist not astonlshed nj detect
ing several words of the Walloon dialect, bis own
mother tongue, amidst heap of glbberish; lie I'M
medlatey put aqucstOn to the giant IN their COM
mon Walloon The poor performer was seized with
horror, and said eagerly to NieuXtemps for
Heavens sake, countryman, do not betray me, or
shall be ruincdw The artist told him not TO dls,
quiet himself and turning to the people. he said,
have lived in the land where this giant comes from,
and thoroughly understand his lilndoo speech"
The gratelul performer had no conception OF the
celebrity OF his fellow WailOOn, and invited hlin 10
come to breakfast on the following morning;
Vieuxtemps accepted the giants hospitality, aud
while they were bTeakfasing asked his host where
he intended to give his next exhibition. am
going to Florence" he repilel. Do not think or
such a thing," SAID the yirtnoso; am fellow
artist as we'll as fellow cOnntryman. | have Just
been performing in Florence myself, ana can
assure you that It Is the most unpTohtaDle soil IN
Europe for artists"
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

zealous wife displays toward her husbands COM
stituents when an election is imminent For this
reason-though, as a specimen of seduous nlrtatIon
and the success 10 which IL may ultimately attans
nothing has ever been written ike it tue pr0Voca
tions of Jane Eyre with Mr.. Rochester have always
struck me as being of faulty and degraded tyPo.
That gentleman was, indeed. greatly exercised py
Miss Eyre, but there too much atttudinlZn8
as master and servant, as employer and dependents
TO make 1t an example to be recommended for the
guidance of Others When that romarkable Doot
yyos in nrocess of demolition by those revieweri
whose predestined fate it was to have 10 eat theif
words, the sensible remark about II was made
by the wife of a Scotch minister: The only
gTudge have against the book is that since It was
published all the governesses have taken TO initiate
Jane Eyre, ana the palmer they are the more they
do it, what are the signs" i demanded:
Keeping diaries speaking in monosyllables. ana
addressing all gentlemen as SIR Watcn, ana you
will seeD | watched, saw, and was convinced.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
ABOUT FLIRTdII0N.
From The Whitehall Pegie,c.


Diversity Of age Is no bar TO tlirtatiOn. provided
il does rot pass n certain point of maturity sooner
reached by women tnan men. and few years ad-
vantage one side often ConfeTs a certain power
but the line must be drawn just within the boun-
Diary when though the know ledge and experience
necessary are at their highest point the inclination
to do mischief or to confer benefits and instruct
you'll begins TO fade. 1t is perhaps fortunate that
the blood OF seventeen is rarely united TO the
wisdom of sixty All, q" 81 jeunesse sarattj 81
rielIesse poardtt" 1t may be added that any
benefit which superiority in age is supposed TO give
is precisely the one which most feminine iirts would
part with IL il were but possible. One of the first
conditions to the particular relations which we are
discussing is q certain amount Of equality in social
position or in default of this, some great and
counterbalancing quality must not only exist. but
be plainly apparent on the side of The party where
the deficiency occurs. Without this, there Us always
a degree of condescension in the one. and ser-
yihty, or at least an embarrassment IN the other,
which il fatal to full and free exercise OF their
hest powers. Their conversation or interchange OF
sentiment s apt to degenerate into the badinGge of
gentleman with serving woman, or the insincere
and peremptory affection which welibon and
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
AN ILLUSTRIOUS GOURMAND.
Erlin Thc Prl.is Finn 0.

FrJm Tie PVriS FigdlO.
Baron Brsscs culinary glory Is now forgotten,
though during the last years of the Umpire he en-
loved great popularity owing to bis invention of
different dinner for every day of the year. The
review, lie LIRE, gives some particulars about him
that are aOt generally known. Baron 3rlsse was o
sort of GrmOd dc Ia Reyniere, adapted Ia the re
quirements of daily journalism. Like Grlmod, he
was accustomed TO do his own marketlng-yery
cleverly tUo-at the Haes, never forgetting to kiss
the prettiest market-wOman after etectlng bis
purchases. He invented certain maXms liko
BrillatSavarin, and what Is more used TO put them
in practice. ITO him." says lie LIRE, is due the
celebrated aphOriSm, 4 ChacuR son cdRdId., which
appeared iOr the first time in the LDTte, with the
following explanation People do not generally
agree upon the merits of ducks. Some prefer the
breast. some the dbdtis. For my own part, main,
tain that everybody ought to eat the whole duck.
Therefore. d cbGcuH SON cdRard' Friends OF baron
Brsse know that this was no mere rhodomontade,
and that he Joined his example to his pTecepts. lie
always used to eat the whole of his duck, and very
little pressing would have induced him to consume
several With q further resemblance To Grlmod
de la Reyniere Baron Brsso had horror of repasts
being served by mGitres PhOtel. and his house at
ChatillOn became sort of academy OF cookery,
where the dinners were the lectures. The host
supplied tie soup and the bGUf gdrRt But what
soup and what beef it was Every guest more
over brought the plat in which he eXcelled. The
p0tdqe and the beef were approved IN silence and
quietly, but the rest OF the v.ands were consumed
critically; each specialist. such as Gouiie and
Magny Offering his remarks on tho dishes
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
TO A CHILD.
From The Critic.

How shall sing you, Child, for whom
So many Tyres are strung;
Or how the only tone assume
That fits Maid so youngf
What rocks there are on either hand!
Suppose-'tis on the cards
You should grow up with quite grand
Platonic hate for bards!
How shall then be shamed. undone'
For ahl with what scOrn
Yonr ewes must greet that luckless one
Who hymned you, newly oorh'
Who DER your "helpless cradle Dent
His idle verso to turn, ,.
And twanged his tiresome compliment
Above your unconcern!
Nav-let my words be so discreet,
That keeping Chance in view,
Whatever after-fate you meet,
A part may still be true.
Let Others wish you mere good looks
Your sex is always fair;
Or to be writ in Fortunes books
She's rich who has TO spare:
j wish you hut heart that's kind,
A head that's sound and clear;
yet let the heart be not too blind,
The head not too severc9
A JOY of life, q frauk delight,
A moderate desire;
And If YOU fail 10 find Knight,
At least-a trusty Squire.
AUSTIN DoRsoN.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

Old Mr.. and Mrs. Smiler were looking at the
comet from their chamber window. "No, Mollie, no;
that cannot the comet OF 1s43 the appendage Is
much larger" " But my dear Horace, t6o comet was
younger then" They retired In slen0e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
corroN MARNErs-BY rELEaN APh.

LIVERPOOL Aug, -I24o motion nrIn n, Aidonos
ing speculation and export Tecei Is u 90
oaes including 5000 ADe an futdTesIu piAnds Low
ana oeptea ber September October delivery
cemDer asa January delivery oitd March
deiIvery 4sd do May ana une delivery Oas.d Futures
LiyERPooL Aug 90 m.-Corton -Aiddhng . pia9ds
ding August and september delivery. 7diAd do
IWEiroGt Hlg SIS D. M ofton-Futures- UpAndA
MiddhnE clause August deiis cry Tod DO August
LlvKtroJl- Aug "a D. m.-COrton- OF the
LvEgPool Aug. SO ,. -CotSon-Furures- Upland
Low siding c a5 AasasI ana september delivery
,AosUsrA Aug s. COTTON auiet Aldanna l2c Low
BALTIMORE Aug. J.-CotIoL qlue Adding. l5c' Los
6a es exports 10 Great Britain bales 81 bales
sales splnners. zoo bales stOek 4.VU4 baies
Alddlng II 81 Good Ordinary. l-c net receipts u
Ca4Rlesrox- aug 9.-CouCn quer. Mindnne Ig4gc. Low
MIadIns lZc.. GOOd Ordinary &c receipts Da4es
gross l saics. ~ bales stock. so paes
CINCINNATI Aug 9-Cotton auiet. Kidding l2ssc' I1w
Msidnng Good Ordinary, II "a receipts. rs
jSivssToN aug s-Colton anlet MdGIns iza-c. Low
CO.. Ss Sae gross % '-'' "-'' ''''"'' BLOC
aEsrHis Aug 9-CouOp steady. Miaalnpe. Y C. Low
1ioding y ~. Good ORDINARY c. 5ecelsls - OAiez
gi,,> % oa.es sales 900 naes STOCK, a,iO1 oAles
AiadhnG lksci GOOD Ordinary /! Sc net feeei'ts 10
SEw-OeLRASs. Aug g--Cotton quiet. Mdding. 1910.
Low Miding &C; Good Ordinary IL &C. net receipts ~
bales ga exports BnLE. LOO bales
eo~stWs 1907 bales safes 5OO bales ast 400
Daies; stock.
NORFOLK Aug. s-COttOD steady MIddtng. l2hcs net
rceApte @e baies 100
bales, sales, ~ Dale: stock. A. 7J baA,s
raIi4DaL4nlA Aug s-cotton steady. Nuddling ls.e
Mlunihs ~ Good receipts, -
bales gross 'l5 DAes, exports Britain
stock. , 500 Oaca
SAVANNAH Aug s.-CottOn steady: eiannng. I2ca
Alddnng II &C. Good URINARY, lO34c receipts. -
bales % bales sales 10 bales. bales
81 LOUIS. Aug 1-OOttOu steady Middnug Low
MlddlBg lZise; GOod ordinary II &c net rece pts
baLe shipments lO4 bales, stOck 3833
WlLMNGtON Aug lotion quiet A idiing. l2isc Los
Mlddlng lsc. OOOd ordinary lOGisc. receipts
/ bale. gross. bale STOCK 52i bales
TOLEDO August 9.-At The Baard-whea; steady
NO Red spot IL %. August. ~ n3aa rcpt.inDsr
" O5s October 81 % ~ November. - % al the
81 O4a Corn steady. Hieh Mixed, -tc, no 2 spot
soc August 7ss.c september sc: October 76c al
year. % &c Oats steady No August, 42isc y
LrnDsf 37C, October SIC Kcceipfs-NhraL U-.nOI
bush; Corn 1000 Dushi Oats. none shipments neat
o4.O0V DusA.s Corn 800 Dush Oats n0ao-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10

| Fancy, % Tsese7s whess nru No 9 Red winter.
s g: ,ss; n s;:$ ss:s
october Ss1e Nsy.@c. d a: yosI oa.. .trsss.s
S Ss'sss 80 s ' Al ne ss. svs ss
s Ss,s' sps sss: s'd s S1i az qas
Gear Eis Bacon sLoalde.s 10 zoe GssI
sason :sios ' q dnsa.e gods % baTs
centra oSo r. sasr Sat nos ensaSy lower
Hs5ds Sslq ss hPf su. .issy
81 igsss To- rooepts s7s head shipmsats % ssad
t ..s% o Ivy n,:ss. $s So 81 isS
zs@ss 8 ss sss ~ S' No. o9' s co.,
White, Old 81 10; AaEust 81 90. cnra steady no =.
Flour. noao Whoai i9as4 bush Corn. nons Data loco
Oats, Loo busL
MTaqss s,I lizard nQ@na g cash q
ssse CON qset No. Z, 7se RejeeteG IS &c 0sis urn
IS S6sce No z. co. Barley higher No spring sep
higher: Mess PORK s9I IS casa and August sI4 sep
ssmOer Prime ssa% i2Se s.ss and A9Sss
Wheat 70 BuHaio quist and nominal At Sc hecsps-
shipneDts-FlOur 7,5OO bbs Wheat l.soo BUSH Barley
none
puAnElralA Aus: srogr enT, Rye E1GSr sa :.
rae I asrh 9d in 9 SeS sSS IT, a E m ss
vaior 81 TO- souIaern 81 ISSs H. Delaware tults on
o . p ~ ~ TsH Se%n Steady Track al RcnonG s.
go gram depot soc. no In g. aln depot 81 steam
oats very strong closing fully lc higher
No 3 WniJe Sec No New hite,6 070c No. Old Mixed
1qSs Clear tsy Ness PEI Do PaeEst
ass Sc CO. III india Ness 81 Porx@sess Prime
81 UO0s2I Hams-oRiOEed iOAa9i6c; DO SAT-
petre. l3sl0i smoked 5uiss IJDl'o 10 Ia SAT- - 20
shoulders in drv Salt loo. DO smokeL y1g loc:
snouidrs In picke lOhs DO Smoked 2gc bellies
In SAT- "a Rljc Lird-Citv kettH
l8,udlA2J do steam lastly butchers Loose I.VVVi
Western Kettle l&ot 10 sSean. Is 70 DO Butchers
Loose 6utter-Creamsrv Extra PennsylvanLA G;
Western 2J0 rood u CnOice 512Dc Brsoiorn
CountVand RKtrA ruOA ktD2jc. 40 FlrstA y
Western DAIRY sxtrL IL g4Se 10 iOoi ~ Chpice lV
syvanIa 2I023e. Western. 3O12lc Cheese-N ew- YORK
Fun roam sc. Western Cream. yIsc d." ALI
~ H'u SEI.n1eL ~ C. PeAnsyiyania
slammed. 20 Co Rio S4s- Sagar-fav duu al Z 70
steady Cut Crushed. lJQluisc. Powdered iOc.
Granuated gszc-. M0na A. CSC Standard. Sse seeds
Clover. 5h7 rnoChv. - oD@EZ 19 Faxgeed 81 80.
Feed-winter Bran OOdS 90 spring 81 OO9$lI 90
Petrolean quiet Refined DOs o'sc- Cases, &c Whskey
hrm, Western, 81 b
Extra. IS 81 9s3 IS; Family o. p Ds4 81 Choice
US4 Fancy % 3d. Wheat over; No t.cd
Fall, 3, e9S 9S4c Angus; Soise september
< Red FsI, "a &c ! do, sic h.zn II a
TIC. 7sc. August; 7Jtc septen0eri &c October
65lac November. Sc the OaLs nrmer at - 40
4I1c August; september Doc Octo er % &C
NJ O cash. bo &c oepeeu
Barey-nO sieaay add unchanged; DalY, 10
Creamery 20Gstc Eggs stet AZ lZe ~ " nlskey
steady Al - Pork higher at 81 - cash 81 % Dlh
August. Bulkurats l4gD1r Shoulders 9oOc snort RID
lS.25c; Gear. i3.1Je. bacoG higher; shouners
IUI2c; Snort RID lis9i4iec; snort Clear. "a ga LSc
ceip5s-Piour 100 DBl& 100 bush. Corn. 1000
bush UaJs bush Rye. none Barley, n0nu snip
meuts-Flour 1900 bDis Wheat lOoOD Oush CofL hOie
l4.OUO bush. Rye 1000 ousA' Barley none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10

,,,.,,or to-day opened bucyant anu
go. Frat nr;ces generally were higher '"~.
". Evenings clio ing figures and the preso"0'
80, md well-distributed orders
'So5 further advances in the carry -
- .h. advances were well -
an dav through Prominent III VI" -.
..ovs-,eots WAS the stock Of Delaware 80
,rorna and Western. which after OPENING Ds,an,ars
1sos, rose TO 1881 and closed ct Ia r,ova.
I'D Hudson was only slightly atee'e1 ~ 49," and
ro.nt in Delaware. Lackawanna ana g.
after selling at l164G1l7l2. ended az ~ 81
~ - Jersey. however, felt the "Hu-
- 60 tho extent of rising from I'2 70
COS while Reading opened anu 90
eo,. calling in the meantime at 1894 anu w
p;ohr,ond and Danvllle also was iaVor,'o, on
80 from 1894 to 12l, and Richmond "nu
Point Terminal sold at 62l2963l2 ana cioSeo %
hid Kiernaus Wall Street News Bureau pu'''SSo
= srocial III match from London TO the effect tha'
the Richmond and Dsnville Extension Co"he e.
b.s placed SO oOO. 900 of its Georgia Pachc urS',
mortgage bonds which furnishes the eapi'"'
necessary 10 complete the road to brmlilsna'"
Al Tho Richmond and West Point lermihai
Corna,v owns 81 per cent of She Richmond anu
D,pville Extension Company's stock. Oregon ana
-rr,rscontinenta to-day was les active than yes
terdav. but, after selling up TO 9ol4' closed nr'n
ut o4I4. Hannibal and ST. Joseph pre-
ferred stock yielded from 9S to 9oS40"6
but the Southwestern stocks generally were
strong. While all the Northwestern
stocks were CHER and strong, those OF the St Pan
company were noticeably so. The trunk-ine shares
made no material improvements. and did not hold
the little gains that made in early hours. Inc
market closed strong bat at figures generally lower
than the best OF the day.
Government bonds were dnll. the transactions at
the boards amounting only to $4,000 Pnces
however. were steady at unchanged quotations as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
EUROPEAN MARKErS.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. g. D.. IN -a'JrS-PrDe MesA Eastern
seaav A. gs- J3 BLcon-CumOerand
chr sJe4iy AZ b.. Long Clear
dul Ob III h4nS--LOnS tut
dur 81 SO. duh AZ A.. Bee-Inda Mess steady
Al g4 Extra ljlr Prime Ness stesv a. 95
Iar1-Prime Western dulI b2d Iahcw-Prme CIV
lJd TurDennneoDlr1Js steady AZ ~ od hosD-
Flne dull H: co IyJo Cheese "A mercan ChOice
0,,l AZ 30. il-urm. Jli FOur-ExIra state dHl
AT nG-. Cehtv al Jlld No SOrlnI
ann at BOD: Winter Sew estern. dun AZ 81 sd Corn
firm AZ IOd. Tor 0N opults IurDen-ne IL bohuon
steady nj 81
LIVERPOOL Aug % D. ELECTROMAGNETIC LOO io7
Extra India Ness FORK. per DO for Prime NJ esS
Bacon per evil for Long Clear Addes ana on. LOT
Shyrr Clear Midt.es b23 per cwt Tor American
PTonce-TaOw AL Il per cwL 81 per cwt the
Dest graaes Rehued Petroleum I'd per gar
ANTWERP Aug s-PetTOenm Il francs Is cenumes for
nne pae American WLc0x's Lard closed az III francs -
confines 100 kilOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10

IcxDoS Aug 9-l2:3O u m.-COnsols. 99u1a for both
Nancy and the Atlantic Great Western brst
mortgage certificates ASH Ere. Al " New Iork
Central IA; PenhsyiY ana CentlG
63s. Reading. 81 New-lOrk. ontario and eStern -
LONDON. Aug Y-2:5n p n.-Pars advlces quote three
ner cr M les 80 accohEt.
LONDON Aug % d. nl.-COnsOis 95I1ls fOI money ana
eGI5ed for account AJaDc and GREAT Western nrst
mortgage ceruncate5 4S 90 seconds 1914 tlc
al "a YO.k IA 81 Illinois Central IA ,, Read
ing II H. New Ontario aud " estern, Soif
LUSDON. 80 d. n.fdrls Atvlco- quote lhfec per
cen, entes 81 francs 81 = cenIes Dr the accom-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Norh Rir-r. Vessels and Railroads
NKw-YoRK Wednesday, Aug. q. 1882
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YORK. Wednesday, Ang. Q. 1885,

ASHEs-Quict unchanged. --o-- -.
CoFFEE-Hlo steady but very quiet Angu t. Z 5od7eoc
September 1909 tic. ctO5er. 1oOd Doc bid and
assd 25 bag fer july 1888. sold at &c Mid grade quiet
quota change; 500 bags MAacabo SOLD on
private terms qnOted le stock stated Al " l5b Daa
inc uding g. 90 Maracasbo. 1900 bags lSnayi a.
~ bigs Costa ca las bags Mexican eSo' oa'aa
ard lu5.- o mat Java. go
COTrON-spot ,ctvr for export at decline
az &C sner 5l6 bales AZ bales last evening. inc ndng
90 Tor export aud bales Tor 'pinnnE Delivered
on contracts 700 bales Receipts at The ports to-day, 10
bales anst 4sG day last week and oJo Daies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10

Futures moderately scve, closing teay At decline OF
i2s7 september Y - 25S October ~ @Ilc7 No
vsmDer; ~ toi SaIcR H. IL Aor l. iiSi2 II Gsy
y sSi2 - Price1 ings and NarEns-A usust ~
beF iI6 " January II February. L.. March .;
ADrr - 79elgsa september I11G :.
Oeso0er. lls2 November ll6lsi -. Decem5er ll55 z
a ]. z April 12OSdl2IO; Nay. l2-2j@l226 Transfer
I'LL a. AMI MGii-FLOUR-MarKetI buyers favor. In
% over export aud osng trade demand In ted
OF which siU0 oblS were for export intending 800 DDS
LOO OUls sour Extra - o~s5 Is Que tat4oes' No =
500 80 atser sxtreme suportne - coast 90 Common
70 Ear 61tI4 .te - 49, u; S'u q fany 40 - o
- noce =, rs $50 tomoa to eiood xsra ond Sp
ohio; e0ds5 % Good TO Choice do. = S9G7 90 Conmon
turo 80 7s@Sj ~ BAAers Extra - es , straight
Extra ~ 50 ass 2,Good very Cocs Family 90aS %
Pateot Winter Wheat EZRA 50 Sso Is CITY sD Extra ior
FLOJ r. quiet unchanged sales 500 bbs Common
RYE FLOUR ta,l eetye, sales 200 bbs superane
F0RkIGN FRUirs-sa.os By lacIon, 9.0oJ boxes Of
GEAiN~WHEAI~ Market yr1'sh irrr-uIar and
setslv. 9pens sne ,afynssr iuehty re6 lnng
very moderate export on mess limited city Milling
i7SI6oo bush future $4,000 bush. cash including Tn
graded sPfs' &c eG 81 n'' san. amer S .d
siijLGsl u = No Red. s. l5lsasl Is cernncatrs
Red 10 s. 81 Is i0 aiSea %ilter gs$si i5i Cngade
Z H.. closing 81 4-; do. september q ll',atl l52t
October. lbs
do November sdf J. closing 81 II do. sci er
the year IL g1Sl Ia. closing 81 IL Rf irIer
with q light supply ond lar eNper demand lie It,ouo
bush y estern 7>c IN sofe.-. BA is..rf more
active: sAe-, 30 uusl No Canada, az October dr.
iverv 81 10 900 bu.n. do october 20 ~ riley
MATT dali rncaan co Unmarried l4c bet er
cssn and a-ql -yc light JOB trad DE-
maud WITH luts fairy actye business IN options
losing sales 7'G'fC BUSH
future bush cash. incu ling Ting AIDED Western Mixed
Il = . &c. toe
elevator delivered Mixed August. sos
81 C closing So &c. do September. - G~6 = cp ins
DO October. . ir-d &C. co-ing Sicf DO November
has, Sc. c do seller the year - - -
closing IS &c OAr>-Markrt unsettled sh 10 81
lower. onions clos . sh9dr sales - ,Ool bush
including NJ soc; 40. = 6fa6 &c. for New, zoe
Tor Old. No l. 6lc.; No White 65c.. No De-. bsai
73c. No J. &c; Mixed Western q a05e' White do, ~
15c' Mixed state, Gi017c. White do. 7UD White
sonfber. -Q.,ic. MIX II Canaia 7ze7Jc , o. Mixed
Angusf 55sGJ7c 90 september. 46ai1c. DO october.
a. "a, &c dull. dec lining. 40 d. II TO- % DO,
= I,asl 20 .lings II 4OGsl 80; Rye Feed 81 Jja
Il 40
EXPLOITS PROM sEyEN ATLANTIC PORTS FOR EUROPE
FOR TIE WEEK ENDED Ate. >, 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
BANK OF rHE MANHATTAN COMPANY.
NRrN XnRK Inlr III lsAD

NRW-YORK. July 81. Is9z ;
THE President and Directors OF the MAN
i HAITIAN COMPANY have this day declared SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDENDOf FOUR PER cen a. out OF ne
profits Of the months able and after Inc Oth
day August next ,,,,,> c..,.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
NV Uhk, lAHB- l'9--
rINHE STANDARD CO\nOLIDA TED MIN

1 ING COMPANY today decareI 10 !sguIaF mohtLIy
divideud OF SEVENTY FIVE CENTS PER 81 AXE pay
able August the Farmers Loan aud Trust CON
uany, No. 20 Exchange place. New YORK - ,.., -,
Transfer books close Oh August ana open On ON a
II. X COOK. Vice Pre.den y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
DRArwOOD-TBRRA MINING co.
CHICAGO AND ALIoS RAILaoAD coAPASr.

NOTICE.-The coupons of the first mortgage
bonds and interest The guaa1oed preferred stock az
the Louisiana and Missouri River ~ro Com pany and N.
tsra,L on The preerre Of tbs CRY II lous
ana Chicago Eaiiroad Company maturing August les.
will be- paid on ani date At the oee OF MEsSlS.
IESIJP PATTON 81 Co, No 81 WiilEim-st.. NewNorN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
,ruF CONTENTION Consolidated MIN

1 ING COMPANY, OF Tombstone, Arizona this day lie.
c'.-ed its R.GUI AR MONTHLY DIVIDEND. No. D. VI
TW -. TY.FIVE CENTS PER SHARE. payable July %.
1850 AZ the Office he Farmers and Trust Ompa1y,
No 26 all stock registered In New York
r., ansfer boKs cose July open July 81 1852.
W. HAkT SMITH Vice Presidelt