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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-25
SCRAP IRON.

scR,r mos Is IN demand here. The following
arethe prices paid for all kinds VI SCRAP metals
To-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
Cast u per hundred; stove, IS cents wroueh
~ " asc per iinndred; brass. q 10 $40 per hun
al iper hundred
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pt'rTyR
WAGON woop work.

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagon wood work, aud The sales in this line arc
steady and continuous Prices are a. follows
ro.pAy's QUOTATIONS..
Sroxrs4-From 10 AK iuch. nor sst YxY q,
Get 81, Xxx. 20 "
SAWED FiiLoss-ix TO az n rs pss se.,
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COAL AND woop.
To-pAy n,,orArtoNs

TODAY MUTATIONS.
goAt-lndinn nation, 50 Per ton
soke-Soc per barrel
WooD--oak, hickory and ash, q Is 10 81 rs
per cord. Sawed stove wood IL retailing AZ ina
rates OF VI 80 10 s % per cord.
CuARcoAir-tS cents rer harrcl
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PROVISIONS.
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS.

To-pAf's QUOTATIONS.
BAoon-Lcng clear sideS lsSG abort clear
tsSC breakfast bacon lSSc
Dkr sALr-Lons clear sdeA l1c short clear
HAhs-Canvsssed.l is; Magnolia IS.
LAkD-Terce HSc; halt barrel llXc. @0-lh
cans, 1896 Itlb cans. l+Ac: l0-lb cans. Is &c 5-b
cans l53,c: 3-!b cans. l55sc-
The bears in Chicago for some time have
been twisting the tails OF the bulls. and had
ulen ON the run for several days past but To-
gay lhey turned anu commenced horAing the
bruins and a. a consequence provisions took A
sharp advance. Mess pork for November omen
cd at slaS2S and closed st Sl9.sS, forty cents
advance since last night For the wear II sold
on hrst call IT SlSs5, and on.last call brought
prices. e''''e
The follow ing table. showing the annual pro.
ton OF the different meats In the United States
as slaughtered, has been prepared by / n
Dodge, stAIstician of the agricultural bureau:
Number Pounds
dressed hogs..........,.,e9 10000 $40, Co 900
Deeves 6,25OUO0 3,l25, 0Ol 600
Neas. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3.tO0,e01 275 600 600
hut'ons '...,'..,',...,.u 20 1000 $50, 600 goo
Lambs ................. 100000 lOo000 0OS
About one-sixth OF the domestic meat pro
duets is exported, one.fourth OF pork and nearly
one-Welth of beef. But little mutton goes
abroad. The average supply per capita per an
nun is 100 pounds, against l0l for Great Britain
and 81 POUNDS for France
Hon. Joseph Nimmo, jr, chief of the bureau
OF statistics, furnishes the following Ieports of
the exports of provisions during the month of
September 1Ss2 and for the eleven months end.
ing September 80, 1882 as compared with the
corresponding period last year:
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POULTRY. BUTTER AND EGGS.

ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS.
CHioxNs-wo quote at u 5o@t 90 per dosen;
turkeys tocpT5c.
keee-saGeSc per dosen.
nurrnn- Northern 2ssa2sc; Texas. lSe2So
Hon. Joseph Nimmo, IT,, chief OF the bureau
OF statistics, furnishes tho following report OF
the exports OF butter and cheese for the dates
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GRAIN AND nnxi psrurrs
There were better fcceipts OF corn n, ,ha aha.
'0'usy 'nan Tor some time past aud corn In M,
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CALL BOARD.

Tnete were some good transactions maSs n,
sne Ca,, board today. A.numbor OF cars of av'
erags Texas corn IN bulk were sold for Soycm.
Der A. ~ cents but later the market stif,seed
October wheat s2s bid. corn in sSns.' oN N
cash, y bid: October - bid; November i,Sa,S
December; tcM5n SHIELDED corn ia huit cash s'% :,
Sens was offered, but az Il was known then ~
w" az nons ~ .hesi.y II can hardy be regarded
anu ~ Tor November December; 5sce,S' Az,
SSaaAo .vhm corn cash, 20 cents bid October
" cents bid; November 55Sgj6 Deccmber' e
wSm oats sacked, cash, Is 0ctcbcn isi.; NJ
St vMo', SwVw December, 40 bid. Bran, So,
occurred but were not recorded. '"''''
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IHxns were no saftling doyelopmcnts IN ,ho
wheat market of Chicago to-day. NoyemSs,
delivery opened at Nt, huctuated a few pn,nts
during the day and closed At same prices. 4
For the year II sold In the morning M All,
closed N tho opening figure, an eighth abovc
IAstevening Corn fell of materially For M.
vempes u sold ON first call ut 6sk. but grsiueily
Mceueu ana on last call brought GS a cent and
tors: For the year Il opened al chi and ci,s ~ y,
sMsrs' AGENT aud one.eighth decline since yes.
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IhK markets for grain OF all kinds In ST. Louis
exchange In this city, they we're AS follows.
SScioper wheat VIZ; November wheat, qSs,
Sotoper corn, ~; November corn, GlL,. Octo'
Der oats, SSA; November oats. 81. WV
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BUILDING MATERIAL,

he following is summary Of sggreg ate ex-
It's from November |, 1881, to October I, 1882:
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tn. receipts OF grain In Chicago to-day werc
IsaSsi bushels OF wheat and 1885 bushels Of
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I'M prices OF grain and provisions In Chicago
ono year ago to-day were ns fnilows. N,,'h'
Der wheat l,SS.; December wheat i. az, y M.
vemoer corn, 6lh December corn. GSa No
vember oats, tis; December oats, al. Mss
PORK Tor November. IL. IS; for January Il. III
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The following We're the ruling quotations of
grain on the Exchange to-day: Wheat, s,,SS,ss
W. owing to the grade and quality; Nicaragua
wheat 7v@1t oats, spring, 30tti0 mixed. for
feed, i2e Is. choice red fust-proof l5dSO corn in
shuck, io@ia; shelled, 5O6bS, barley In sarls
60: Rye In sacks, Texas S0GSN. northern. a. 00
Lilie millet seed, 5000; German, Si.?, A
small advance for grain In store is asked by
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strong Iong Clear l397l3a.c Mt West Long Clear l2sc
short Clear, 13isc DREskFD HOGS hrm fair inquiry
City III RD-Market variable and unsettled open
Ing about 90 per 100 higher subsequently, lost the @
proyement and declined toward me close %
about loo above this rates OF SATURDAY
leaving on buoJant speculative trading unnsnay pris
and largely In the september options demand TOT 6,
moderate sales $40 tea Prime Steam spot mainly lsS &C
september, isessI$lbc. closing istyc s7SS tes
october, 1as2helS47isc.. closing, l34 iso 800 ios
November l330Ql342bc.. closing u AZ i2ci i,vOV ts
December l32bdl3S2 c closing 1897 c GOV 'Ss sener
year: lAl6alSSOo, closing lsS0c 800 tcs- ysnnaIy'
e. i Rsnsd e quoted f s'Ss% mem
strictly fine stock field very Arm and demand fair
market dull depressed state Half Ffrkns Tubs ana fa
2lal42c Welsh Tubs. lsd2ic.i DAIRY Iups ae
Western Creamery j26 2lc Imitation Creamery lsa23c
Dairy l6G2lo; Factory 10 lsc CHEEsE-Sn
IN price ruling rather weak, demand very slow New STATE
Factory 6dl0a4c; Creamery SKINS. 2a5c ONO fac,oiy
Flat 5d9c.. EGGS offered shade lower on warm wedthe
and hight demand Long Island and nearby 24c state ana
Western and Canada Fair to Good lea lvc ,,.
RICE-Seady quiet unchanged Carolina and Louisiaha
ba4 Sc; Rang0On. bl46jasc.
SUGAR-Raw held steady prices owing 10 firm markets
In Cuba and there minors OF very TAR business put
true fun particulars did not ranspre sales l6s hhds
Martinique 40 hnds Cuba 7laa7lac and reports o
1000 hhds Refined quiet and weak Cut Loaf 100
lOiec Crushed lOisc Cubes, loo Powdered bsGloo
formulated, 9Sdgl2c; Mould ~" nSGd9Sc.L Con-
fectioners DO. 8isS0Le.; standard DO, s7sa9c on A.
7a.Gsisc: Yellow "C.S 7Sa7asc.; yellow 7a14c.
sTEARfNE- Quiet, firm and unchanged ~
TALLOW-firner and in fair demand; Prime City SEC
bid; sales 10000 ID. Sl4c.
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LIGHTEIs on CERTIFICATE


HAY AND sTRAw-Prime Hay in fair call and steady
s other grades plenty o ana cay sT nnp nun GRADE.
65e Clover 4os65c' No. Rye o50o5e- short dOr
III Dhs-in moderate demand and steady. - 49,, 1900.
Brewers are fary supplied The crop reports COOP
while those from are pool quote Saie Is
aMULA Es-ouiet unchanged Cuba. 500 test so 32c;
NAyAt sToEEsEosn' we're qget but s g1ThsnFs s
Pentne closed m sales early 200 bP on dock 100
Tar and pitch quiet stoeks@ 90 26o05 bbis spirits
ocEAN FBEiGafs-Berta room was again advanced
and business was checked hereby the Grain markets were
guet LIyEhPooL steam 900 bush Grain o.. I'd a
a25s 400 tons -Four rs 81 zoo bales CoiCn through
LokDoS. steam 10000 bush Gram ei9a' 200 boxes
saccn iC tons 90 meassremen Goods & %SGoW
steam Grain quoted ao4'ad} 1000 sacks Flour l5s
tSSH .g; gRisfoI steam GRAIN Quoted ssSsd
RoTER6AM sea5 '1 a4aln gao1ed S1Sg1
Dam steam grain quoted "a BoHpkAGa i steam
Ssrt Aogus 1000 Gram TePoried O. ID ,BS ges
DO lac Italian bTig I6'ogo 40, German
P&GERaoV NApLEs ' II%an gafs from fhaaepha
y cog cases DO se GEBLL Norwegian bark h9l ice
p and steamer erHqd Angus, for gener
tons on The basis OF o! humber Of sna charters Tor
oels1eons sIso s at enrrent rates
PEI RoLEU M~Itedned was asan ar@er business quiet
enoe here s0s Sa GIetsa e and
Crude In bbls. 6lsd6asc. Naphtha. Bi4c
Crude Certificates higher;
early, 81 d5bs4c and later 81 closing.
5sssc asked sales 73UGOO0 bills August Toe. sep
tember G2 &c. OctObtT, Ga l2c.; November. UC34c.
PROV enthusiastically port traalug rather active
NJ fun urices options ZOd25c per bbl lower closing
what Stronger demand limited sales go bbs Old Mess
spot s2l 90: New quoted s22 5OdsZz 20 40 bbs Prime
Mess s2l go $50 bbs Mess. september s22 % clos
ing $50 55asz2 90 August. t22 40a,22 90 BE III
steady held demand light Extra Mesa 90 Packet
sls, City Extra India Mess, $3UG$Si BEE IL N >
frm auiet quoted t2s 5Ua$24 MEATS larry
actIys vety frm safes III 90 Picked Shoulders AL &C
lBOO Tiekled Hams lisd14 f9e Picked Bellies quoted
l2Ldl3Lc as 20 average Picked Shoulders 4di yc
picked Hams, I4L9I l9c.. smoked shoulders j. &c.
Smoked Hama l5s2e.----MIDDLLS scarce, heo very
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JULY II, 1882

were in good demand and prices fully a. strong a. w
@ esr onS Ss Say TO a
OF selected at 6c The Lamb market broke on SATURDAY as
per- 100 S'i lower than ham Friday with the market
General sale. Of southern c with selected lots
at az and few s, SS, sod dS S sho 90 ~
e. 81 gS Indiana ~ e. e soS y sg az d.
"a b. at sei sss virginia DO 81 h. at 70 50 do %
NsrtSS 20 G al . S sheep lls
M 20 o. O At &C. y d. a. is g, IL d. 81 oi g. .;
s5lS SO 6hic DO % @atS,:c .,... 100 &C. GO d.
a. = q: 81 S7 9S
g i. ssR5S;s SI 5sSs
at sSd liz III Ohio SnsSS
s b. at rs GS 81 B. a. e Sis Virginia
j. IL Hume sold. 20 sheep 1o5 H. a. &c. lo4 DO Iod
r. a, Sc % do 80 r At sci iia do, " H. at IS lS' 2S9
ID DIOgIaeE 6eSs IS state shscg 80 At a. ~
b. a0 5c g d. 10 B. 1t 81 S 10 DO - ~ %Ss s.
50 at &c 81 state Lambs s. r. at SIC 2eS Kentucky DO
ks Davis sOs Sold ID state Sheep
q do 81 b. AZ &C. asa Kentucky do 81 h. At 5sc go DO
RrSy Co sold PeDnsylvana sheep ss d. at &c; do
g p AZ She 10 Pennsylvania Lambs, % ID. at e4c rs do
ods-Keceipts 80 cars Of 7S4 head-2sla cars Al
an a. 81 70 9s GT at per % ny for GOOD Prime The
ssfss Is yeTy arm o, .od %, Western Hogs, 172 D. at
J H. Hume sold tate Hogs 1872 ID. at sac
JelIine Wright, HOag Co sold state Hogs I'll u, al
Dnlenbact Dewey sold state Pigs ITO ID, at $780,
Hogs lSl u, at $40.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO. July 1O--CATrLR Receipts to-day so head;
week thus far loo head; for time last
consigned through 81 cars demand active
July % higher Extra steers - 40 aus lO
Good to Choice steers 80 75dSI 5O Fair To Medium - 9G
So IS; Light Steers, 81 750S5 5O Texans ~ I9dto 3O
Mixed Common Choice COWS % 30 20
Sockers - 1904 40 at Bulls 81 90 % 21 STOCK 90 @@@
So rs. .,,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ReceIpts to-day. 5000 head; total for
thus l2OJO head; Tor same tllne
10000 head; consigned through ~ market dun aud
prices lower sales Fair TO Good Clipped sheep - 20 d9f 0
Choice Fancy 81 7J0f5; tommOn % I0G$4 lO LamDs'
80 20 80 90; fears remain unsod.
Receipts today 5000 head total for week thus far
signed through market dull aud prices shade lower
Good Workers, 50 23dTo TO- Good Medium
Weights 1908 3d. Choice Heavy So best
CHICAGO July TO- HoGs-Receipts. $4,000 head ship
head: weak and loo lower imam on SAT
urday. Common to Good Mixed, ~ 80 12i
Heavy Packing and Shipping 50 25dSS yOSklDs sJd@I Az
CATTLR-Iteceipts 900 5000 OF which were Texans
ports ~ 81 25 Good Choice Shipping; YlGs1 90
Common Fair IS 1886 40. Mixed Butchers 81 6OdS5
Feeders asa 90 receipts Of Texans 100 cars
lower at - loOS4 ", shippers and Dressed Beer
Texans 81 9Ua@j 60 ,,.,
and steady toFar - 500 "a 20 Good - 4Oa
10; Choice III 50 70; only fair trade Shippers not
East LIBERTY Penn. July 10.-CATrLB- Receipts 1858
head; slow Prime, 81 l5@So l5i Good Sfd@1 So
IS JOaSJ 50.
IIoGs-Keceipts, $500 head; market firm; Phadephas,
IS 75Q ~; BatmOres 5UdSS go YOrkers 50 2UG$o i
SHRRP-Receips 1000 head market fair, Prime u 100
30: Good, 81 ~ asa CO. Common. 81 oO095 o.
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eTAINRD,



Strict Good Ordinary. los 1873
sales, ll4,e,9 bales Prices paid1cJuly l29GSi$l an,
fgs Noyem6er December
January, ll94dl2 March, l2l0ai2I5; April i223a
$S S sIdss lSa RgS
M %E - Closing priees for i&04
SiSSs August, Is9ssi3g seP'ssSSoeT lsaS otoSe5
1888 January y ;9s February I2osalzO9 March 1920
fIoGk And MEAIT Flour Married SSiCG better IN low
grades others without aecdsa cnange larry , s
arrive in all this andhe rst ha q next month moaerate
SSs EXPORT intending 1890 oS GSs CITY MP IL, E5ns
g. 5Ss5 within 5DS ana No. s. Sass 75
IRENE SgPerge o ~ s9St ooo go % rSS S9C DO
s. Good Extra Western 81 1898 60 Good to
Ohio 81 s5as5 So Good Choice do 50 6oa$s. Common
Extra Minnesota q s5Gs55 90 clear s1GSs Eye Mj3gfe
FACT aIe 81 %ses9 So s. Far Extra g s.
ter Wheat Extra s7qs8 City Mil Extra for West Indies.
g % m aG etu' Closing Steady
Hnehapged nght export and oobng trade DC demand sales :,
C9oee S. ~ rs : FLOUR nrm and fairly active
scarce, advancing sales 800 bDs Brandy~ 81 60
'FoREiGN FRi ITssaes by auction. 20 600 boxes Pal
ermo. Catanis and Messina Lemons pdaSG 90 80, -,
ate export and light city Milling demand and brisk
S244 900 bush future $4,000 bush cash including 30
% "" sKgps 81 Eed @ s S s
Red 81 25qasl e No Red 81 SSagsl "a for ceria.
ed 81 20 U9gfsded Whl,e 81 al 81 10 M!e
certificates 3Oos White taken together
No REQ July 81 29 dsl 81 - closing 81 81 do August
24atl closing ST. do september, 81 "a 81 70 s.
closing 81 259l do October 81 "a Gsl 2i closing 81 20
do seller year. 81 232QSl 2534 closing 81
scarce and firmly held al o2c for Canada and state
state 81 1891 A! 22 {u for szdwed State 81
Canada ard ORNCash lois without decided
change; options opened 9l2c lower, subsequently
covered from the decline and advanced "a &c closing hm
exporters holding aght home ade demand, and gOJd
business options sales, 024.OOO bush future, $4,000
cash including Ungraded Western Mixed at Suisse
so 3. pc l20S1 In store ana
elevator s6c' delivered No. Mixed july S6 ISL iae.
TENDER. s7s@ss4c closing s. Sc 40 October - &C.
do seller the year S3 $3.50, closing s3i2c Is
Market aGl Sc higher and fairly active sales, 6l4OOO
bush including at 6I3c No 6zL d63c. for New,
64c foI Old NO. quoted &C. No White, 52c; No.
2 6394 764 for New 6Jc. for Old No. quoted 6Sc
White Canada East 60d6lc; White Canada. West, t6@0oo;
10000 bush No. Chicago identity preserved "a &c De
iyered Mixed Western 81 d63c; White do 63d6Sc, Mixed
state class c White do, ga d69c.; No. Mixed il ly
81 a63c do August, 52l40j3c.; do. September, 5OG
6OI4c; DO. october, 5OG50 nc. FEED firm
STOCKS STORE IN HEw-roRK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY
CITY GRAIN WAREHOUSES; AND HELD In RAILWAY
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s,ower than on Saturday. Alton and Ierre
sno .,s rsferred stock advanced 7per cent 70 'Von
Hsu~ 81 700 shares. The St. Paul and Omaha SHARES
sass ;s",arly the common among the stronses,
parne'S ax. dealings. Northern Pacific preferred
ID W. 4. another that shows decline on the DAYS
sOSN and Reading and Western Union are a,s1
1Sen,ons to the rule of final gains In tine ".e S
.nss Pacific Mail suddenly came to the lroh' na
s~oed to 4e7s on report that hos,l'ios uao ,ho
,.,dy begun at Alexandria ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,a
betrayed in the afternoon the apps"i
deVers'n sat seemed 10 be few weak spots In the
snce the closing was made with fair de-
spsou ~ strength for the general market and win
slcS perceptiblc falling of from the confidence
na'u oarked the final business of last week.
% bonds continue to be excessively o0S Su
At steady figures There was sale Of 5000
a.,,ois but the final quotations are unchanged as
follows
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NOI'ICE.
~ TO THE HOLDERS OF THE OLD INCOME BONDS
OF THE INDIANA, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
NOTICE OF SALE.
~ CIRCUIT court or THE UNITED STATES.

EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS, AT GALyEsroS
day March 1882 in the taen pending es NUN
Trustees Compliments vs. The Galveston Houston ana
sell on Tuesday the rst day August 1852 commencing
y oeock meridian 81 sail Jay a. Inc ely Of 1n
Court public cutlery the highest and best bidder for
corporate properly OF the said RAILROAD Company
railroad purposes ap all It's franchises and property con
held TO be hereafter and acquired situated IN
inter eetoa Of Thirty first and Market in the CITY Of
Eagle Grove by vaduG bridge said bay 10
the man land at or near Virginia Point thence norney
10 and into the City OF Houston through Mcklnney-st
to point which road extended that general H
and Texas Central Railroad with Houston
Nothen ha0ad n also from POM near a1s't IN te
BuSao bayou al or near Railroads.&c. avenue point
Railroad also through any other locality or street In he
b nd 1cndn@ herein The bridge extending across
galveston Bay said eagle Grove to Virginia Point and
all franchises and rights appertanng thereto or CONNECTED
other bridges upon the line OF railroad herein embraced
dges or either Of thenl whether located upon the present
sites thereof. or where near the same -, J., ,, nj,
road appurenanees heennto belonsing and all lands
and appropriated depots enginehouse
%ork t S a Sp
purtenance nights and privileges thereuno belonging at
Also ali singular the locomotives tenders passenger
cars freight and all other carriages tools
machinery wood coal fuel and equipments for sad kail
which shall hereafter De Dy
relating appertaining or Do
longing with said railroad the running or
operating the same a. -
Also ali rents issues income, tolls profits currency mon
rights advantages derived TO ne derived
had or received by said Company way whatsoever
property premises and franchises will be sold in
parcel as an entirety.
said sale the purchaser VIII Do required 10 pay III money
in the following order OF priority =, 80,
LIST The amount OF the costs anu allowances MADE III es
suit including the expenses OF the sale. -,
I'd due for loans and advances MADE Dy the
amounting the LIST ay OF January 1867 10
S9679 at 10 cent per annum from the
to the time OF payment, anu sucn
necessary be advanced before the sac WIN
interest. -,...
Sd The the holders OF the coupons which
matured 1880 with interest from the rst
day Janary the amount due that date az sated
decree at cent 10 date OF payment being the
OF sl55,927 90. 49,.
the prior herein established viz The costs OF SUIT
and compalnans and sOcit0rs the loans
and made by the oomain1nts the coupons ana
interest prior to January 1880 then the
coupons maturing after January 1850 secured
mortgage Will be received rata as part OF SAID
bid the the bid bears 10 the whole
debt providing for the cash payments above required
April ~, 1882. Z. DAaht,
~ A CoWDREY, No. Wall-st NewYork city,
EDWARD 7. AUSTIN, Galveston.
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coIroN MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

llvpnPooL July 10 -.l2;3O q. mCorton firm ding
Unands e5 I'd do Orleans Id sales. $4,000 bales includ
ing bales speculation and spot recept oiOo
baea 5000 bales American FUTURES Dlands,
law Mlaaung clause July denyery. "a do August ann
August I'd do August ana september delivery d
also ID do september October delivery Ossd, do.
October delivery, Uttssd. 90 November aud
December delivery Gso4d also bad; 10 December Anu
January deuvery, GfioAd. Futures DUH
LIVERPOOL July lO.-2OO y. m.-CouOn-Ihe shes OF the
daV included ~ mo bates American
IyERPooI. July iO4:OV mCotton-F utures-t plands
Low Middlng clause July delivery, 6os4d. do July ana
August delivery Ga4d do AuEust anu september delivery
GI..d, 40 ana December delivery. Otszd,
January ana February delivery Gsso1d. Futures duh
AuGIjsTA. July lJ.-COttOn quiet Aldanng he Low
uidinng Il sc Ordinary III &C. receipts. ~ bales
bales
n.LrfnOHH July lO.-COu1u firm Midne l2Fc Low
MIddIInx l2Ttsoa Ordinary llSee gross recepts
bales exports - bales Sales 900 Bales STOCK
9.447 bales ...,. 50, -,
Middling II Good Ordinary IL lei receipts, zvi bales
eross- Ia. bales stock b.soV DaIna
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rrpoPEAN FINANOIAL MARWsrS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
IosDoy Juy lO-l2:O D. m.-Erie 37iG NewYork
Central 1875 IA Illinois Central 1885, Reading, so NewforE
Ontario Western 81
LONDON. l02;3O mParls adyices quote three per
cent rentes 81 francs 10 cenumes for The accouut
LONDON July l0-4. D. m-Bar sver is quoted ~ ol4d
IbSpoS July lO-4:OO MI bonds, four .per cents
l2ls four and half llGa Atlantic and Great esein
second mortgage trustees certificates l42 NewfOrk
Central, 1856 Illinois Central, 1881
PARIS July l0-43U m.-ExohanEe on Loncon 20 francs
1871 centmes for checks
LONDON July l0-5;0n o. nn-Parls a1voes quote three
er ILL., confines for the account
BERLIN July lO.-The statement of the Imperial Bank OF
germany shows decrease IN specie OF 1860 900 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-11
Gapimgs Banks.

The syANEs's BANK poR SAyISCsy
~ AND 10 WALi~sT
NEw-YoRK. July O. 1892
THE TRUSTEES have ordered that interest
be paid 70 dspostors entitled thereto for the six mouths
ended 10th ultmo, Is follows;
sums Of One thousand Dollars and under at the 20
FOUR PER CENT per annum, and
n snns exceeding Thousand DOlnrs af the rate N
day, 18th instant
fheinerest viii be credited to depositors as principal
WILLIAM H. MACY. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
NRw-YoRK, Monday, July TO- 1892
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Monday,

AsHES-Quiet aud unchanged
COFFEERio steady but quiet Fair cargoes 9oc; sales
1852 bags LOnghust private terms withdrawn from
1900 COpernicus sales on Change July
1901 65c; August, 7oO1 Lode and september,
asked. Mid grades active and firm sales 2,5I6
100 bags COrO and 400 bags Laguaya
private terms MaTacabO and laguayra, Sl2GI3l2c
COTTON-Spot ligc higher very quiet at the
sales 400 bales mostly for spinning Delivered Oh
bales Receipts at the ports today JSG bales
against 7i9 bales this day last week and 13l bales as
September 46lO.267 bales against 56o4O oa
bales period last