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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06

.sl as s.oxea state sossoo TyoE Rove, st. e
9 s & pr
i Hsssssd e. fans.f y s sSs @ S Ss,
Rs5 os
Sns 9a 9S BUSH Bas sSo su' 81 p ey asS1
S cS none barley nome railroad
55oSo bush Barley $500 bush; Rye 1900 bush;
CHICAGO Dec 90 Flour am Common g GnSSs spra
ssisai. wSss: aiS & s sHSi IS
Wheat higher oO Rssa q 81 SC" december
81 al, the % year s,se S January 81 0i' Nay No
s1dns ss: @ a''sH
spring 49, RelecIsd 6sG Corn active a cash !.
s9f Fsss,sS ioc 9sts higher at SsssSe Sass
January May. Rejected. scTsc. Rye steady g sSi.
ss7c Barley eS easier & Fs1.Sed 81 z
GaSSe 81 s soS to sSo Pse T.
d % r sS gsss % 81 rs Ss
81 50ssi7 TN January 81! S2 Fe9ruqTy Lard nrmes
10 55c ali the year 10 January 1917 alo s9c
g2Oc short Gear 96Oc whskey steady stsi H. freght
Corn to Buffalo 20. -, o-D., ,o
rsHSy \ ss' %Sss n Sa9 s
SS 6 S all d the % Now sSeP s
45c 6494c. SPOT; o4yGojisc december S5'4c all me
sed s. SPOT SIC Dece@Scr ,sa ali
NO. Fall 70d75c PORK quiet. New. SIT IoGsls LARD
RIO 9c Bacon quiet Shouders, $50; Clear !lD i. &C.
Clear, l2a,c. Whisky arm al 81 10. Butter heavy
Choice Western 25c. Choice Central Ohio 23c
sugar steady Hards 9Sdl0c, Nev-Orleans, b2GI &c.
Hogs steady; Common and Light So 4O6sb 80: PacHng
Butchers So zOas0 7o receipts 7OOO head shpmehts
Zoo head. n.y.,
firm No, ] White fail. 80 go dSl OH DecemDer y VI;
$ldSl 0I94 February 00l ALI the year. 81 OV Jsnoa1y
Corn dull; No. . Mixed New, $685. Old nc Os,s dui
/ Mixed New. $50. No White. 4lc.i No. 4 3Sl2c
Recepts-Four. uone Wheat $4,000 bush; Corn, none
oats. Shipmen,s-FIour. none; Wheat loOOO oush
Corn and oats. none. .,..c
Winter. $i0S5 90: Wheat strongi No milwaukee, Hard
81 O5. dO; SOFT cash 9t'yc DscemesT 81 'sc' 77 al
Q 55iQo Rejected 47l.c Oats stronger No 2 36a3ei
White, 800 Rye easier; No. l, &c., No z o3c
Barley firms spnng. fresh 72qc No do Extra ot'.o
Provisions EASIER Mess PORK SIT 80 cash aud Decemoer
ST. 30 January Lard-Prme steam. l062c cash and De
Butter % 1850 Cheese steady at ga 10
Eggs at 26027c. Freighs-Whea TO Buffalo quet and
nominal l2c Receips-Flour. $4,000 Dbls Wheat $4,000
bush, Barley 900 bush Shipments-FOur 25.UOO DDs
Wheat s. 900 bush. Barley. $1,000 bush
TOLEDO, DAT the noon BOARD Wheat steady no
Red spot 99ac., December Va 2ci all the yeai %
81 ooh January; 81 O2L February; 81 W May. Corn
STEADY: High MIed 60ci No. Spot 62c December S1c:
oil the year. 55ac January 90 &c bid; May Doc oats
year January. 4Oc MAY. 1890. kecepts-Wheat neOcO
bushi Corn 10000 BUSH Oats. 1000 bush shipments
Flour nOne Wheat 5000 bush. Corn 10000 bush; OAts
1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
BAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday, Dec 8. 1882.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuYE.l

TOMBSTONE Ariz., Dec. 6.-The injunction
granted the Tombstone Mill and Mining Company
against the Way Up Company does not enIoin tho
latter from working its mine, but prevents 1t from
milling its ore until the suit brought for damages
shall have been tried.
Much work has been suspended on the Head
Centre mine, pending its consolidation with the
Tranquility.
The Girard mill is idle 1t is reported that tho
Contention Company is considering its purchase.
Bullion valued at $35 900 was received In this
city yesterday from the mines.
Little Pittsburg official report for week ending
November ven 30 shows; Or shipped; 400 toInsi
for, 401 tons. For month of November: Orc
shipped ,565 tons; settled for 1.493 tons; cash
received for ore, S6,9l4
Caledonia B. H.l superintendent reports for
week ending November 20: sore delivered TO tho
mill, 1850 TONS We have timbers enough on the
sill floor to enable us to stope overhead. Am
running header on the south end OF the chamber.
on the north end, which IS in white quartz and
prospects little. The mill is crushing an average
of $50 tons of very good ore per day."
Standard Consolidated official report, November
.25, shows East crosscut, 1000 level. in 1,1O7
feet East crOsscut from south drift in IL feet IN
hard blasting rocK. East crosscut, 700 level, Is
9S6 feet long, and Is also in hard ground. The
shows 2l2 feet of vein. South drift No. l, 300
level, in 229 feet, showing the VEN 10 feet wide.
the vein IS II feet wide. The north upraso is 2O0
feet high. and shows 10 feet of vein. south drift
No l. $50 level is $40 feet long, the vein at this
point Is feet wide. The Wine in south drift No.
2 is Gown III feet. showing feet of vein. Cook
upraise is up 80 feet, where the vein Is feet
wide.
Bodie Consolidated official report for week end
ing November 20 shows Ore crushed, ll0l2 TONS
Sacked ore as' Averaged Wv S. Bullion Shipped
Sll, 9O1 49, The north drift from Wine No. II,
at the go level is now 90 feet long At the bot
tle north
are respectively rs and 81 feet long la these
workings and on the slopes therefrom the vein is
carrying very rich ORC. The south drift from tho
foot of rise No. 10 is in "a feet and the in the
face looks fine The east cTosscut at $50 level of
the shaft is 347 feet long aud the north drift is 1T
feet long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06

1oypoy Dec 6-l2SO p. m-Consols. loose for money,
e,d Ioi8 for the four per cent bonds l22'
90 four half cent bonds ll6S DO nyes extended
jnl Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trustees
sertincate 5ll9 Erie, 81 a. NewNor Central 3A linn
DIS Central l49 Pennsylvania CenuaL 62ts Readlns 70.
TewYorK Ontario and Western, % Milwaukee ana 81
Paul common, lO4. $1,000. ...,. ,A.D.
IoxtOx Deo $500 n m.-Pars advlces quote three
mar cepI renes % confines Tor the account
LoSDoN Doc. 6-4,O0D mBar siver is quoted at oO'sI
PioSDoN Dec. Ga mU bonds four per cent bond =
i28 90 tour and half per cent bonds o. Erie 81 y
Shpois Central 49ia Pennsylvania Central 6Z New fOrk
Ontario Western. 277s; Milwaukee and 81 raul com
mon. los. - $1,000. .a,. ,,o,
LONDON Dec 6-4;U0 D. PARIS advices ouote three
er cent 80 francs 80 cennes for tho account
Snd exchange London at 20 francs 2oio Genuine ioi
' LONDON Dec 800 p. m.-Tbe amount Of bullion with
Drawn from the Bank Of England on balance today IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY, Dec. 6--r. ~

TUESDAY, Dec 6--P.
Probably this was the dullest day In mining
stocks since the time Of the establishment OF tw'
mining stock exchanges In the city Of New-York.
To-day, as latterly has been the case tho American
Mining Stock Exchange prints larger record OF
transactions than does the New-York Mining Stock
Exchange; but both lists together make mp only
poor representation Of o market. Horn Silver fur
Their advanced TO @, with O respectable record OF
is worthy of notice.
The Ontario Silver Mining Company announces
its usual monthly dividend OF $40 900 for Novem-
ber payable at the Office of Messrs Lounsbery Sc
Haggin, No.1S Wal-st., December 10. Total Of div
idends to date, $4,S50,000. Transfer books close
December 8.
shLEs At rHE MINING EICHA v0gx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
COTTON MAKKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

rryyHPOOI. Dec 5.-l2:30 D. mCOtton steady Mlhdtng
rniands ,sa Orleans SID Sales 10000 bales nciud
M 0O0 bales tor export Receipts $4,000
Males 27 900 American tutufesC pianos Low MluulhR
cause December delivery. OSso4d also aos+d 40 Decen
be, ana January delivery 62esd DO January and toDIuaD
livery 6ssd do March ana April delivery, ooos4N also
Ssss,d; do April delivery. oee4d; DO May and
lima delivery bes.d 5o2e4d do June and July deV-
az lo I'D do July and August delivery 64e4d do August
AND September delivery. Gss4d. Futures steady.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 5-2.uU m-Cotton-i ne eans OF inc
1ay included 1900 Dses Amerlcai - ,,,.
LIVERPOOL Dec $3.50 y. m-Cotton-I plands
10 FEBRUARY aud arch delivery 5s4d; DO April and May
delivery 56b.d; June ana July delivery 3D. also 6ied
OHIHLRsTON Deo 5.-COttOD steady M1ddhuR lOoi
low Middng CSC Good Ordinary CSC net receipts 4,1S4
bales gross s7o4 bales: sales, 1000 bales exports 70
lie Continent, bales 20 Great Brt9in, - bales
10 Franco. bales: cOaslwlse, -; stock IL l14S O9les
GALyEsioS Dec 6-COtOn steady Middilng. Y'sc
S676 baIes gross 1913 bales exports 10 Great Britain
a4S9 bales. 10 France. bales; 10 the Continent
fses; cOastwse. bales; sales l63O bales; stock,
NOZZLE Dec. 6.-Cojton queti MiddhnE 9'soa Low
Niddlng CSC. Ordinary. Csc, net receipts 2,lo5
fales 2tO0 bales; stoci p $50 baes
: NEw-OR- s'Vs Dec. b.-Cotton steady; Mdding, 9&c
low Mdding 9 Good Ordinary 9lsci receipts 346S
bales gross. lb2S7 bales exports TO France, the Con
Saent,-- baes cOaswise, - 10 Great Britain, 1875
BALES. 1000 bales last eNening bales; stock. 274,obS
bales.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 6-Cotton steady: Moanng. 91sc: Low
bales; gross 6.200 bales; exports oOastwtse. bales
h. Britain, bales; to the Continent 1854 bales
baes $500 bales last evening 400 bRes stook 9o9SS
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
STATE OF TRADE.
esrIc dAETsr'

,uyyALO. Dec. 5.-FIour steady. quoted Clty Ground
New Process 81 25ass 70: White Winter s vgSso 20
hnier 90 So No Baksrs from minnesota
snIing Wheat 81 70, Rye MIXTURE. - 10. NO. spring
76 Rye Flour - asa 90 Graham 80 goo west
- ,,r ouud No spring s7as7 81 Bakers - Odtl 2o
Amber. s85Ods7 20 White Winter; 50 IodsI 90 New,
- duh No j White MICHIGAN al
OUL ~ asl toT No. Hard Duuth ~ Is hld cash
80 Duluth OneTed at 81 IL. with 81 IL bad ca 81 ~
ina Rod Michigan, store. 81 90. NO ftod
" mfei at 81 o. Corn hrm. oil no Mixed Westrtn AZ
7sc. Nrv ojc Oats quIeL No Mixed Western JvdAlo
White No. state 43Gi4c Barley quiet CaAaa
NJ 10 yVo Malt frvm Canada Barley qu0tou al ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
LIVE srocK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

RvPFlIO. Dec 5-CATTLL - Receipts to-day. 25j head;
tntat for the week thus far 5455 head; last
week $50 consigned through 4 dull and
settled; Eastern trade closed with continued downward
tendency. Fair to Choice 20 2Od$j 6O Light steers "a
BtOCkers 2J6S4 iOI hearings 10 lOts
Veal Calves ~ 6odSS. $1,000
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts to-day, l4OO head total for
the week thus I2GOO head; for time last week
~ consigned through 80 cars quiet but few ohe
ing; shippers principal buyers FRr Good Western So 900
~ O Choice Fancy sheep 81 bU6S5 25i western Lambs
5udSo %: Canada Lambs So 50dS5 80
uoGs Receipts to-day, 1880 head; total for the week
thus far ~ 9J1 head for same time last week 540 head
consigned through SO cars. marKet and lower
eIs SO 1875 25 Light shipping andPigs Mixed IS SOG$6
Butchers and Medium, So 3O1$o 0ui Good Heavy
Fast LIBERTY Penn, Dec g. - CATTLE - Receipts. GA
HoGs-feceips $500 head; market hfn: Philadelphia
So IaS7; Workers.. S6GSd ~.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head; market slow; Prime 81 so
8, 10 Meuiuln. s. 81 2j. Common 81 Z. $50 30.
head. active. sOng aud DC higher Common to Good
Mixed rs 7OdS6 Heavy, 81 1895 10; Light 50 65
70 large offerings OF Lght demand very weak sales
skins. 81 .04f53.
CATTi.E- Receipts 5000 head; shipmonts 100 head
market aging but steady: Good 10 Choice snip
ping 2uaS6 Common Fair ~ aS0, Butchers fairly nc
live and firm at 81 2OdS3 49, SOckes and Feeders ~ 500
81 20
sHEEP-Receipts 800 head; shipments 40n head market
and steady Common to F " 3ud 81 20; Medium 10
81. LOUIS Dec. 5-CAruE-Receipts 500 head shipments
supply light demand small duh weak; Light
ping 81 % 0S5 Heavy do sdS5 10 Bucheis steers
So 20 for Good to Choice Common Mi1ed Os Butchers
Grass Texans 81 1898 % Or Common to Fair, real good
Offering
sHEEP- Receipts 700 head market quiet Good Choice
Muitons s. 20 81 20 Texans ~ 5Oa o. Lambs . ouasi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
POULTRY AND CANE

lpts OF live poultry gh but With the exception OF
Ducks Geese which are wanted by me jews mere Is
scarcely any demand Chic. especially dun with llo
to r mice Tor most of the aud l0C Western
since the market for dressed poultry has
o,,di y drclnrd Inc demand has been very SLACK and
although arrivals have been moderate receivers nave had
amen in accumulation 10 day the gen
@ Tor Western and scaded Turkeys Is lac
% Choice dry picked 6c ami that also the rate for
prIna Jersey scaded PHILADELPHIA lots irregular in
On NV and price Choice be had IN straight lots at l69
We and MANY ordinary at inside quotation Inferior
very dull sales as low "a lO0llc Philadelphia
Chickens in supply dull aad lower some held lots
re losed out below inside quotation. state and NeStern
Cbekeps and fowls sell slowly at 100 &c., prime all
CEens RI ach l4c and Jersey lots sell up ~ loc Choice
Ducks are fairly steady at the reduced quotations. Geese
dull SQUADS lower and weak -, - 81, 49,. - - -,
eered a ~ per doz and selling Partridge dull at 81
~ ~ Tor lime state asern going at 60dSOc par
tonse onet Wild Ducks dull and lower Venlson In free
.f,fa nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06

ings OF Suene materially Affects demand for Medium
and good Dairy but has not merit enough 70 quo,
GO fuiy compete with the finest grades western lm9n
Sreame and Choice Dairy hold to steady prices indeed tne
pest arc anything shade hrrner Not enough Coo
FRESH FACTORY arriving supply the demand small lots rom
Iowa ana Michigan selling % TO 26o and 80 packages
full selling Prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
fUT the ending Dec. >. 1854
hEAEs.

Receipts The Week-Beans pKga Peas $50 BUSH
bush. Under
adces from ho country aud tock urgently offered here
the market has adj anced Ux nj closes firm About the
only dea AZ present Tie trade they want
Choice Hama pcsed Beans state Marrow have SOFA az
IS 10, and while ing slowly ut that poc would be dn
any lower Medium and Marrow Pea are reach
ing 81 49, small Pea Beans held TO S27O. White nl
could r0baby DO sold M IS
Kidney higher and several hundred paI
port free ard Tut they would De
hard cell lie -fadr here nj over 80 80 Turtle soup ~
light and held with confidence recent suil aaes 10
ported at az Foreign Beans have only moderate move
ent AT steady prlces Peas plenty and very dull
hardly great pressure 20 se but consderaOle
stock be bought al the prices quoted;
leans meGIum pea Beans
choice ........ 81 6hnf2 50 small choice 49,. 90.
20. MaTgoM SlOS Sl5 20 ia;;:1 %, 2G'SS' 20
choice -. 1850 3 40 choice. 2G99 2G6
White kinney 0Itcn Peas POO ! 30
cha y 20 a southern b. F..
Black. Iur So Eau" z4aE pei Oush Dag 80 "
Receipts week 2l7J3 last week 2s7ll pkgs
cOrespoudug last year, .,O3 The position IA
one There Is "A local de
mano sncnt 40 absorb al OF the really fresh Butter
either state Western but largo proportion 81 the
re eips well tho stock heid here grades ION
Fair 10 Good such nquy HE
tend To- further advance prizes today Fancy E1n was
at and Fancy Iowa at 81 05 c fenty OF stock
Is "a 3Dc and nnds buy the late
rivals Creamery frosty and 50 much on IN gnay
would be dihcut 70 job the best az over 80 ooo
scarcely sweet Cream Creamery The iresh
ends dairy coll Airy cho uuahiy feach
ing - Entire aires have some demand rom the TACT
tat buyers aud are not dis
sails OF frkins An occasional Fancy delaware county
dairy . placed above quotations.. but ~ a'-c
genei choice. F1Ikns rarely ssabe
SOc good lines going ut z7d2sc The nee oHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
CORPORATION Notices.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT, BUREAU FOR rRR
COLLECTION or TAAEs. No. 80 CaAMBERs.sr.i
NEwYoRK Dec. l, 1882.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Notic is hereby
~ given persons who omitted pay their
Receiver % Faxes the
his Office before the LIST day OF January, 1888
additional the amount OF the tax viii Do
collected all taxes remaining unpaid the LIST day OF De
1892 and unless the shall be paid TO him be-
OF January 1885 interest will be charged ana
collected thereafter all such taxes remaining nnP2d
the OF cent Der aDnum TO ne calc
lated from october Is 1882 the day which the assessments
rolls and warrants delivered Receiver OF Taxes
o will be received after o'clock D. IN
MARTIN T. MCMAHON.
Receiver OF IaLeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NrwYoRK Dec 6.-BEEVEs-No fresh receipts. and
no trade importance in Live CATTLE. lew ear
sold to-day steady prices. The prospect OF
n light run caused rather finn feeling among
saesnen and Washington Market butchers were trying 10
bote the strength OF this report Dressed Beef
ruled dun but the best TIA e at this season OF
later Al Toey Bros stand a Western Dressed
Going out Ia slowly a6a4o and Refrigerator Beef
Sas very dun at Sac whic Ofdin ny TO Prime City
Dressed was offered 2891,e. with light demand
of Milton Arizona bv Joseph Eastman and % 1--we
sheep Aiurie BY II Hume The city OF MontIeal
detained repairs being made TO her machinery and she
VIII sail before 10 morrow Ihe ithoYia Hl TAKE Ou
wednesday about 24OO quarters oil bee ana 4o caucasus VI
CHTVE~- Receipts today 227 hcad-l9 at GOthst. and
IOS at Washington Market. Most OF those received
at place went lrect 20 sanghe cs Gfa'sofs were
duh esoTdays Dsing prices, selling at 32a3a4c Heavy
Coarse VcasNWere not wanted. while Light aud Medium
wei In lair request al f6.Oc ID e,seu Neals uu
for both city and cOun
Try. iul Dressed Gfa~sers at Gt201c. -.-..
SIes-C Collins 2. Mount Holly Ncals, l35al5O ID nj
hec & Otis sold Fed Calves. go d. at &C. veas llS
'Diepbeck 70 Dewey sold lol Grassers 224 H. az SIoc
SHEEP AND LAM 8o-Receipts were 10 caIs II l.l45
head equally divided between the two markets The feeling
sIeauy bu trade queanda light business was transacted
81 % ~ for sheep, and SJd=6 fof Lanus Dressed
Mutton dull 7dsc with Prime ana Extra Carcasses at s2
rsies-J + sadler & co Ponnsylvam Lambs ca
BilenScck Dewey 2Gs sheep III n, at
a 60 "a at ~ 80; 40 Northern Canada Lambs,
few sheep Dat &c Ill Canada Lambs So ,at 6lsc
Hallenbcck e Jayis sold lo6 Western sheep 90 10 AZ
6c do 75 b. % State Lambs 81 To- at Sc. 80 do %
Receipts were Of 2ls head cars Jersey
weak at S. 25a46 55 Tor Fair to Prime Country Dressed
selling ~ Tor Heavy shdsi2c for Medium ana Ia
Salc for Light. , o. ,,,-,, 80, ., ..,,
Sales smith & Reid sold 251 Ohio Hogs, 1oI H. at Oi2c
q ROun III ID, at lyO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06

The daily average receipts Tor tho week az ths various
,ofs OF button were as follows kre Railway ~
Fans OF 500 cans OF MIX Harlem aloau toV
40 Sew Railroad. AIS do Hudson lNe!
S96 do. Railroad 1000 cans OF MIX ana % cans
Sesm New YurE CITY aud Northern Railroad f4o cans vi
Milk: miscellaneous near by routes 300 cans; .D, r.
cer. of Of 80 quar- each, ana $50 cans OF NIeh
mice al which the surplus sold he o.
aueuug 81 10 ana coslng AT Maik iA0i'
Siere paid fOia ~ 70 &c. for their November MIX