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The Appearance of Murder.

DEsvER Col March 16sh.-The Tribune's
Leadville special says: Adolph dyson this
morning reported this his partner Albert
Walter, was accidentally killed at their mine
near here last night. An Investigation gives
the affair the appearance of murder. The
men are said to have quarreled the night be-
fore the murder, and the indications are that
the former committed the deed by Striking
the latter blow on the head.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-17

LONDON, March 16th.-The Queen has d.
rected that letters patent issue formally an
nexing Amorant-Cays AID Pedro Gays to
Jamaica.
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Sherman indicated.

WASHINGTON, March 16sh.-The report Of
the committee investigating the Treasury ex-
penses is very voluminous, and completely
vindicates Secretary Sherman. The COM
mittse recommended certain safeguards
against the illegal use OF the Treasury con-
tingent funds in future.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-17

The Speaker, however, said he wished it
distinctly understood that he would require
the rules to be obeyed, and the matter
dropped with his declaration that he only held
it to be his right to call member to order
when he persistently violates the rules of the
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BUSI-.N ESSS f!

WE ARE NOW ABOUT TO COMMENCE
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Pce%d sso@dsT &c sma qt, IGosc BSeT sG
smoked Shoulders 2iqc; Smoked Hams. l5lic Nj D.
DIES very scarce prices wholly nominal at "eSt RssT
HOGS fair demand quite firm. CITY. Ike LA tD-Aar-
mens aa1 very Paoyan ant at the points
day trade in cash lots only moderate aud an a.tVe sec
lave business reported sales, 400 ties Irime steam 9"s
~ 2 80 Sc closing l34Oc tl,o t's Jny
l345c. closing 1866; 2l75o ties September i52=rg
iSS5c e o9Ts so oc6 S@. Novenber 1897
1352Lc.. closing 1882 Lc.; loo December, 1880
closing is46c 80 tcs January. $500 is5Oc closing
cry steam a &c hS9e TGre ac hy3s 9 sso 5eS
sctlc fine siR ea ed tar mana others ansii ed
state Haf Firkins Tubs and Pail, ~ - 20 Welcn I19-
1D,itai IH 30 Hsirv IG9aIo. Factory I4a
isc ''. cHE T E-bun Weak " ana unsettled prices
S1etaoE CHANGED saie Fac'ory - a SIe Sry ann
demand fair Long Island and nearby 2ic a'a,e ana Tenn
syiyana e; western 800 'aa'u" &C. "e''e'"
KIcF-Noderaieiv active, steady. unclaimed Rangoen
srItEs!Gae'nneerafy' steady lea but 1asf ''
sEEDs-Quie unchanael ..
Redpips Lay ac sales SO hid. Cuba Mnscavado
74c. 80 hAd-. st Croix. &C. A. hhds Martinique lc
do. els@GSc. and i1@ DO DO ; .llGci Refined qri,t
Cur Loaf Trq'9e OS MSaS & PSc
Confectionery DO g054c standard do getl-c: on A.
-, q.'-c: Yellow "C. 'a7 &C. elbow : a &C.
Oecnarparne higher anu more active sales lJODO
TALitw-Firrner and quiet Prime City, s'sc; sales
45.ouO n. 7i-Qol4c
TFA--trldy bat not active
FINEAC CD-Ktuutky quiet unchanged. Iugs. t4H4'fr.;
Leaf lac ID % hhd- seed Leaf selling pretty Vei
sa.rs coo cases I~o England seconds and ters phi
I--O. "a lscou-in Havana seed luc
cases lvanll. 9-Q lJc. 300 lo-O
Ohio private terms; 200 bales Iaya $50 g1l 20.
WOOI-Thc early n o. the week wa+ ID trftd "a holt
dav business been curtei IN consequence a few
Manufacturers present bu their selections small IN
intuencc upon prices The situation is
uHnI-takablv a weak The arrivals have been
r particularly Of Texas and California The goods market
al occupies uuiay0rabc position. FOREIGN Woods quiet
~a.os 10000 q JuwasLeG fleece 90 -5njOc; 10000 D
Coarse Fleece az 3pa3-c. 5000 oregon at o2c 2ouuf
Colorado at 20u u ~ ltG 900 spring Texas. 3Uc
10000 Fun DO. 2ci $4,000 secured DO 5jdj1 IL
10000 spring California, az l-Q- C.; 1000 % ~cuuIcl
Fa do 40 - 53c C bags secured Monteydeo at 63c -
bales Australian ~ 5000 Domestic SOILS. Ole
1000 p Low UnwasIed Missouri Combine az 2cc 10000
n southern 1lu0UD MOnteyIdeo $1,000 d Domestic
Pulled, private terms.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY s. 1882.

against 02o head OF through and 592 head o. local Tor the
week before active. Fair TO Prime 80 fOdSSi fat
Bulls and cows. ~ 5Od - 20. o..
HoGs-Receipts for 20t5 head, against lDs3o
head for the week before market active Philadelphia 20 10
df9i Baltimore jOdfs go. Workers, ~ 2Oats 40 - oo
SHEEr-Receips for the week. 100 head against zuUO
head for the week before MARKET closed SLOW common 10
E1tfa - JOa g.; Lambs a. 20 quality, S3Gtt 90. .
ST LOUIS. July 7-HOGs- Receipts. 1000 head; shpnen
5OU head market ac ve rm higher Shppns Pigs ~ %
~ Di Packing - 800 - 4O Buchers 70 fAhcJ 70 OVV
= 90 Cul!s 20 6Od$7 25; St0ckers, Sbati % ,.
CATTLE - Receipts 100 head; shipments 300 head market
active for all grades but supply almost wholly OF Grass
ans Canning grades Of Which sold readily at - oO
Good TO Choice Fat would 81 7jdSj % few native
steers 81 Loo ~ brou ght - 81 p Native COWS 20
SHEEP Receipts. laOO head. shipments 800 head mar
kel s1.ady Good Cloce = lu. lower GRADES au
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-. 100 MAnKLL.-Hl TLLL.EAPn-


buffalo July 7-cArnL - Eece.pta to-day I.ogo h,al
fYr far, 1900 head joy same tl' last
rs 900 head consigned through ~ cars market Are.
Ian moi guoalv Der fOr goud grades Common uh .tf
lolcc steers = - 'uoIA 4o7 =" ''"
p grades dl- p''-r4 ui. 900 ,..t ....l. ...
wees thus iaI -l.6uU head Cor same lIhr N-t Nrrh'
DIu lrad cons auel through 1i cars. mdIAt h' a'
I'VE and urces shade higher supply IELi SUR hl ,
clipped sheep, - Io-f DHi 'hol1t- - '"-7 - q
Lamb. ~, ali -uHL ...t..-.~..f. ,f... s,r
T. 900 head. time last wceA -l.u', n," ~
-1tet lev here .a4r- i--it B" 81
Sorstr- 4ua-- Good Medium tlglH - " ~ D.
CHICAGO. July =. HOGS Receipts, --tuNO HeA. n-.l
r.rIf4 utua. active dhi
yrrt p0or Mixed. Hcafy.r1 4pafo AZ i-5""
- 1Oo-- 81. -klu- - "ud-l co. ...ot mar
CArTLR-l.ecelpt- 5uOu head shipments f-V menu ma" ",
t.f bus. iuu Ira higher Exports .tf0 W. '
CAoIce shipping az comm. i" ran w ~ ~.
other srare-. aud rough -tncA rp4f+ f o i,t
tfs 4 -uarl Co. -iocktr- ami Feeders, = -u1
Texans and prcs 100 sc higher a. - '4' ''
Gamers GOOD ia pIeis - - - - ,o,.t -,.-s.t
-HlEP- i.ccelpts. $40 hra0, rllpment- "v ira.
sf4ong ami active tota % - - OO-' - "' 2
- .. far demand AZ aiuuAu- ..
A Glasgow dI-paich quotes taie u 1T "t.A ~
co4ut of Good 90 Choice steers, 10" ~
estimated dead weight. Best sheep veal al " a =,
ASH LIBERTY, Penn July 1.-CArILL- ~, "H
ending July g. 52Jl head VI through AID ViA - '0-
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COTTON MARKrrs-BY rEIrGRAph.

LIvFRroCl July 100 .. Notion hrn-M iliDe
aeadlag 900 bales ior speculation recelpt,
zlOo ba.ss ne uding lao bhes American f4iuIts-
sla august 1rii' eiy t9e4d as cd Do Ausus' ana
October delivery. oas4o. also G'4o. 40 october and No
senbsF delivery tna4e- Futures htin &c. ,,.s. ~
lands = Low ailddllng Upianas G-iea Coca Ordinary
Id Low M.ddlng orleans. C'-l Good Ordinary Orleans.
IiyEISu5i- juy 200 ,. m.-Couon-Ine sales Of the
Ca included $1,000 bales American
LEkEr'oi- Jaly ,-4oV D. .o,ton u'nTes-{ piah1,
AVrsd ,r, 5s 90 a aurIsf ,ii -e55t.rner Ievcry
S a o. November ana December 1e'oF'''-'-a Futures
l1yEErooL- July 7--Couon-The sales Of the wee1.
SoOJO bacs American 4lOOO bales Spectators took g. zoo
bales exporters $500 bales. forwarded from The ships
sle 0ieci 70 spuners 1000 bales actual exports 300
iaes iota receipts 100 bales American, 10000 bales
q otioh anoaL 2g4.0OO bales American. $4,000 bales
AANthhs kh July The marie; tof arms ana Fa2rcs
= steady s. inch. 80 reed. Gold ~hrungs 81 l. yaIs
o. BE- aeo .L 20 INCH so reed, Printer. - yards p
~ lid sod No 49, Mule l"'' Far second quA-
Ausus1A July 7.-Corou qret. MiAdnnr. lls,c Low
,caine y act Coca Ordinary loa.c. receipts Il
NeeAly,Not reeelpa lO7 bales; shipments, 99l bales
S1IIso Jai boo 1c9t.o1 firm aans I2c Low
- eAfIt' To- tr unenL 50 bales. cOastWlse 100
Saes salts 800 bales shipments bales; siOck I2OZO
NOV, Me9Ay-Net receipts bales gross s7so oales
Sses coasi"--e 4oO bales shipments 700
SaARLR'Tox Julr 7-co,Jon uuet Nadns I2',c; Low
bale eoss 50 bar~ baes 80 1 se ngs s7 esI 00
~eeA receipts Ol- bales gross ols baos. export.
bales go ~"'N'' '~'0'' 49,
N.Y., S'-y@srov July 7co1ton teaoy Miaaung I2Rc; Low
5-.--i T. &C.. Good Ordinary. il ~. receipts. -
bS.e2 '' - ~ 0' 1900
heeky-Net receipts 3I5 bales gross 3I6 bales. &.
PlIiN t'a-iisl,r. Dr. bales. sales. 2NI bales.
.,ItAfhia J-v lotion steady J. &C Low
--uA--s l.c Good Ordinary. Al net receipts. 81
lAes ~ NV ~'' OWN ''''-
eeKiy Net receipts 5S9 bales gross 542 balee ship.
~ehtA -,il- bales; salrs. l3OJ balfs.
,,ApB4-E July cotton nrm Kidding. l2Ac. Low
1l-AA2 ltc GOOD Ord nary. ts Mes
E.sa 20 bales Il p0rtscOaatWlsc. 4"- -tDc6. sos
receipts. 20 bales e1p0rts cCAstwlse l. 7Ol
tse-.aal-- bales
rNtn-Ok-EANs- july 7.-CortOn firm Middling. l2--c
80 Al.ls 2isc. GOOD Drlnar. Il &c, net receipts lib
- .i az bales exports fu Great Britain, 5,4J5 bales
4't, l-l sales 90 bales. stock, J.Cl% bales.
!-Nef receipts. 81 gross lI51 bales cN
- 70 'it1t Britain Sl-t bales 10 rance %, -' 10 tLo
s5rni .psz c9astw1-e goo bales sales 100 bales;
NGlAnNAA July IT,. OJtoD quiet. Abiding IL. Low
sle a. ~. GOOa OraIu4ry l0lalsc nel receipts, l45
- sale. - bales. stock. J.-5I bales
Net receipts l,aOJ bales cro.s 1908 bales e1-
''-'' soas-N-sc, = lJJ bales sales l3J bales.
COTTON RECEIPTS
INK. July THE following are the total net
80 v nOl al tie DeO since
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LONDON July 7-l-.3o D. m -cousos g9'sLs ioI moaes
Atlantic ana Great inst mortgage trustee cf-
nhcaes 4- Ere 36 E do. rc9pd c"asn.' 90 Al iri-i B.
wanna ira. COS, ZS2 New Crk oA@Il' "ui
" esteIu.
LONsv.JtEv 7-23OD m.-Pars advices Guote tArAe peg
CENT reute- at francs 10 Genuine. oI the account
I LONDON 1uv 7-4.30 %. milne. .l Ho.+r'nHh con-
sos g7 Prnnsy wanna Central oJg New-YorA. Ouauo ana
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-08

The following shows the imports OF dry goods al
the Port of New-York for the week ending July
T. and since the beginning of the year, As com
pared with the corresponding periods OF previous
years
For The Wrek 1850. l-~l. lN~-
fnter.. a, fa- mort q SIS ;G7 q z55-22 S9.O9J 744
Thrown eL-. 45t-,JaO 4,LuDD4o -'Jot'4oo
Luierec Al Tie port 6eGGos6 5t623-36 Gs.5ose 90
Thrown 0a malachi. g. 134.472 1880 SOP os-2-295
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-08

bDsklAoH July 7-Piour quiet al q 757ss Wheat erm
g. ~ i hlte spot 81 "a July. 81 25G ALgu-t
tie u4l septenDG, 81 O741; October o. asked 81
Con & - Ooes 40 Red -. n White II Isl4 bid
bid kt NJ = Ole bid. Oats hrn. No White, 81 l2c
1000 nnP 'S-fl Outi hOnei MbesL 5000 bush. Corn
tas Nytsl, OAtA 1000 bush Shipments ksDur. l,OUO
" "~'-'' lone, Corn, noGe Oats none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-08

l.7o and sas599 70 ss 51E ls,' araa:s
sl1idenS: pafF for isso s2lSl77o for rom rom
ssSd for %sre and IRON Pas.cH
nssss2 The gross eaTnRgs 20, 81 i eo for isso
sas Eer eo5 AM S209 for ISIS fce 1s
S79o4o re Si34 7j6 1913. against 300 Tor
1e caring. sas sei aC6 FOR 1879 and go 81 ss
r. ''YTa s dividends P.iao 2s 5s a6s for 1879 aud
sSSs, S or ISIS The earnings from from passengers
ws The earuiuc- Of the railroads II anc ines mes,
s75975- t,r, The Central Pacific anl Us 80 $50
s,aes, INC - 0l ; 1876 against - 'Oi % 49,,
anountta u - 80 and S26 Ssl ,0O1 Ior l04S VI VA
s26 34t-oo a. was derived rom pa-sehEefS' M az
sum q ~. To,a transportation 81 freight 's IS6
ga we're 5000 aEalns IN 1 ,i ~
Tne net 'tsiIIdenis S77sz49l against S'''-''o- "
1s-0 loos,re we make ire uSual srill an "a 't
Win PIGMENT ment Of the receipt by courtesy o. inc
stkno" ~ volume 34-JanuaIY-June 81
m blishcFS oL md Financial Chronicle. For us
Of II. and as weekly Journal ior reiern9s no
statistics, ants and bankers Is surpassed by no
other IL TIE 'n,. Of our and grain at the principal
The Ir' ,Soyts this 7th day OF July were
hl,dA''N SeW.Nurk.