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prevailing figures Mt the end Of that month Cotton
was active and higher early in the week. but nearly
all the advance was lost in the last four DAYS. Tho
exports Tor the week ending on last Friday foot up
23,430 bales, against 35 70G bales for the preceding
week and against % 70s bales for the week Of
1891. Since september /, 1881, the exports now
loot up 3,471 ,01S bales against 1881 400 balea for
the same time OF the preceding year. The European
stocks &C date are 111G,200 bales against / 282-
CIO Daes at the same daic III 1881, and 900 900
DaieS ut this date in 1880, and the quantity ahat
Tor Europe nov is 100000 bales, against 476 O0O
bales at tins date last year; but Of that quantity
an0at now only 100000 bales are American against
10y 900 bales last year.
ne STOCK Exchange markets last week presented
soHetnlhg IKE the speculative activity and excite
uohO OF other days long passed. he Transactions
III Stocks amounted 30 2.540.0OO shares, against
l,O9J,OUo SHARES for the preceding week lOnly four
days., ana against 3s3,6O0 shares Tor the tut week
preceding mat. While there stocks that were
SPECIAL IayoFltes, aud the speculation was marked
by no small degree OF fevershness, there was "A gem
eral ADVANCE IN prices tor all stocks Tie spec
ulati0n Is based the future. Neither
the Labor troubles nor the reported decline
I'D railway earnings as compared with tho
last weeks of June and the first weeks in
July, 1851, have ent, red INTO the calcula-
ton OF operators. Mu h has been said about
the receipt 0i new wheat at Chicago, but the
ceipts there of wheat FOR the first two weeks OF July
this year were Only $4,000 bushels, against
JOo 100 bushels Tor the same tlme IN 1851. and OF
ali grams the recrp for the two weeks OF this year
were oaiy Z,670,3OC bushels, Against o,043OOO
bushels last year, and Milwaukee, reports receipts
this yearO 43l 800 bushc. against O%1 100 bushes
last year. So the crop mOyeme % as developed yet
has nOO been "a factor III the adyanc prices tar
stocks There mas, however been marked change
IN the character ho reports relative 10 tho pros
pects OF the crops. Barring cOrn OF which the most
Llyo abb esta IS give tdccrOp as the cqua OF that
% last AeaI, there Is Htm Delct mat tAc crops OF
TINS season viii turn out TO be the largest
ever raised IN hi, country. CuTiOusly enough. as
the reports OF our own crops brighten those OF the
crops OI NeSten Europe become more cOudei.
.lUhe conditions IA plOSeu 10 Ue correctly tInatcd
are styled a "uOubie-naidcd blessing" ana sock
wnIcn are * ected TO be derived therctrom. 10
Wuat extent TINS dIocDuntlng has advanced some
idea Is fUln.she by the following tao C, showing
nj chest prices the active STOCKS Of year ago
yesterday. wnci. there hardly a suspicion Of
failure III any of the crops Ot 1851 the lowest
prices made this year ana the date thereof tao
nlgnest puccs OF july two weeks asO-and tie
hhal prices yesterday:
MEEkLY RANGE OF PRICES.
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MINES AND MINING.
GuyDkY. July 1O-P. VI.

bUNDAH, july
OF last weeks mining stock markets there is Moth
ing to say that is encouraging to fatigued holders
of stocks which are believed to be possessed of some
merit. The business was practically given over TO
"dealsD in shares whose real value, to say the
least. il entirely problematical-shares that are
bought ard sold only for the possible but improb-
able chance of catching profit ont of the dealers"
Yesterday Decatur again was the feature of tho
market-this time with n dip from 1 20 TO 70 cents
and rally TO 90 cents. South Pacific made fur
Their advance 10 1904 cents. Robinson rose ID
cents 10 14Od1 % and closed strong. The State
Lines and Tuscarora shares were weaker and
lower The Comsiocks were dull, but Sierra Nevada
was ii higher at Oh.
hALRs Ar 7HE MINING EXCHANGES
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOcRS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Saturday, July Is, 1882.
LEY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRInrNE.l

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1G.-The ore now extends
all the way across the bottom OF me north sac Oh
Wine No. / on the 200 level OF Mexican, AM the
deposit is still almost vertical.
The upraisc from The 100 level Of Union Con-
soil lated is passing through stIcaks OF quartz and
Tie west drift. 900 level. of Sierra Nevada, is
passing into material winch gives fair assays.
The Joint Ophr and Mexican VIM, on the 1900
eve is down 10 feet, anda hosting engine 10 Delhg
BIZ mines have been discovered within seven
miles of Shasta. The district IS known as Iron
Mountain. OLD co mstochers who have visited the
district express astOnlshment at the magn-
tudc aud richness Of thc veins. The principal nine
i'm the dis rict Is called the Lost Confidence
Oui-e recently eminent mining men ana experts
VISITED the locality, among them George D.
Roberts, John Bradley aid George hearst
The price asked for the Lost Confidence Is
$500, 900.
he eureka Consolidated financial statement for
the mont ending July - shows: Total alsOurae-
ment7 for month, fi23,eo0; receipts, 5000;
deficit tor mOnth, T3S $50. This reduces the bal
ance hand to sl96000. the expense Tor tue new
shalt, machinery and freight on same was 500
II e time estimated to complete the new shalt Is
sixty DAYS. The shaft Is now down l,OOO feet ana
il must be sunk 400 feet further TO reach the level
OF the old W0rks.
lOgd has been assessed 10 cents per snare ana
North Belle isle 10 cents.
RATTLE MOUNTAIN New. July 16.-An accident
to tine pump in the Betty ONcIl NINE allowed the
water sOme but the pump Is all right again
now. High grade ore Is being taken from lhc lhlhe'
Inc wagon road to the MOrning Star NINE Is
almost completed
George ID. Rouerts passed through here on ms way
10 Austin Wednesday.
Bullion valued at $50, 900 was received in New
York on saturday from tie mines, making total
Tor the week OF $2l5,OOO.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-York for
the past week are officially reported by the tWOeA-
changes at S4J,379 snaIes.
The closing quotations of Lake Valley stocks on
Saturday. as reported by Watson ~ NlDsOh, were :
tirande ana Pid.a $53I u So; Bella, ~ 2oOP % 80 /;
Apache, ~ 90.
Old Dominion Copper superintendent telcgraphed,
July I3: "Snlupet by wagon to-day four tons
b, lion. Wagons will take hf;een tons bullion 10
Wilcox tomorrow. English coke coming III freely.
Every thing dong we'll"
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It the corresponding date for preceding years:

Early III the week the money market at the Stock
Exchange was more active, and on one day call
loan, were made rs high as per cent, but the pre-
vailing rate was per cent and at the end a fair
amount of business was done at per cent. There
is more demand for time loans consequent on the
greater activity in the stock speculation, but the
ideas of borrowers and lenders are wide apart on
that class of loans. Money lenders while accepting
almost any rate for call loans, have in view the his
tory of the money market after August for the
past few years wear ago the New-Ycrk banks
held 500 OO5. 800 cash, and the surplus reserves
amounted 10 SI1 300, 725. The folio wing statement
shows the total and surplus reserves Of the banks
and the imporaions of gold for each of the eleven
succeeding wee ks Of 1851:
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Noticeable in last weeks speculations were the
Southwestern stocks generally ST. Paul, Loulsyile
and Nashville, Denver aud RIO G-9nde Union Ia
ciac the Northern Pacific and Erie. The olDer
trmnk line stocks while higher. attracted lltte Az
tenIon and Excepting for Reading, the coal stocSs
show no material advances IN final sales. On no
laSt day of the week the market was more geneIaly
srrong than on any preceding day and 1t c.o'ed
hunvaut and confident.
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Government bonds were dull all the week tnrous ns
but the eiact OF the authority 70 issue poi WIZ
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SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
at sing sing-on Hudson. y. Y.

The course Of instruction embraces the following depart
rnents: asscal Modern Languages Elementary Ma ne
ma, cal nglish studies and Natural science CasSos ar
also formed IN Music Drawing, fcnCne ana tocul"n -
thoroughly organized Military Department kldlhg S1hUo
wuh horses gymnasium, &c NJ Ito.
SeuttmlHr 10. BENJAMIN " ALLis.N ilhNif''''
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country


A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
hGN VIII 5s BIZ hIo sEGEy corner At T1 THE
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fg M 'o ~ Nos 1907 $500 Thirave
northumberland twenty.hiths up 10 sp' H. al regular VI
p0YS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
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summer or winter, Stoc&bridge, lass r. HOtF NAM
DORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID neor location TanG morals 1se aPS zone Rdr.s
en'f Rev %D W i'lHf1'S g 'BRIwIS NJ n
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGlikEEP-
Y SIZE Preprcs Boys for COLLEGE, Scientic ana ot0sfr"
ment school and Tor business JOHN MlLEl' ilmo'paL
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL lNSTl-
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Preparatory 70 scene sShG gS Dr symnascs &C.
Ample o porumty for athletic games rowing &c.
OWL, MECHANICAL and MINING ENGi
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Address DAVID NJ. GREENE, Director
DR. WARNINGS BOARDING SCHOOL
s Poushkespe Or oil N,' SEND for Circular
DR. HOLBROOK'S Military Schoo', sing
TENDER H. ADDRESS REV. d. a. HoI.BROOk. IN y. -
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold \. j.,
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GREENWICH, CONN, Academy and Board
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Instructions genuine h0me refined surOuIulhssi hshos'
references. J. II. ROOT, Principal.
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Schools aud College Twenty year us s
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyr


DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
I'D This Day and Boarding School for Young Ladies' "
open SeDtemDor20. CHARLES Il. WEST. Principal.
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For Young Ladles-Citv.

I University Grammar School, 1,4S1 Broadway,
near 42d.st (45th year. Primary, Commercial and
Classical Departments M NJ Hobby W. L. Akin Principals
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A lexander Institute, Military BOARDING School
"A White Plains N. Y. Principal. o. r. WILLIS. Phi
HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL TO
N young boys Open ali summer . ,,., ,
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~ BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HANRt-
pier COMPANY 40 AZ North River io9t OF Vron,st
The pas esgcr, bv this line AVOID both transit by Enssh
railway aud the Giscomiorts OF crossing the Chalhel III
small boat ... ,,,.t...t... I'LL /, = a n,
LABRADOR Jouc1- W elhes Nif July -, - III.
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BRADFORD MANSION, School for boys, Rye,
DNY $500 Rev. c. J. COLLINS. Principal
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.-CouIse in History
~ and Political Science For Annual REGISTER containing
fu "details regarding this newly oonrse apply
10 TkEAs KeK OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY, lthzcs,
n. Y. EniIaace EXAMINATIONS juno IL, septemD"r IN
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Miscellaneous.

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FORT wAsHINGTON. n
Established 1857
snrerin,endent- Il. HAYS. ". D..

TuE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT will be held
Thu lSDAY JUNE -, at 1850 In the UNION
SQUARE THEATRE.
ALUMNI MEETING at the university AT p. m Ihe
same day. -, -. 49,, -. "a . -
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Ocean Steamers

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NEW.GORk AID BORDEAUX DIRGjE -
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MISS GRINNELL'S French and English
WI Boarding Day School for Young Ladies' and ChD
dren has removed from 81 l. 5ithst 70 o3 r. ooti-sI
DRIVATE instruction in all branches gwen
j. during summer months NewYork Latin Scnool
address Il H. TItUE East 47th-st.
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MInfarY

A grand competitive military drill,
to come Of at Nashville in May next,
has been arranged aud Mr.. james
n. Martin, the general manager, is
nov in this city in conference With
our military companies to see if they
are disposed to participate.
The prizes are to aggregate $3.50,
and the awards will be to the best
drilled military companies Of the
United States. Il is believed this
will DO tho gTandest competitive drill
ever held in America.
For the infantry contest the 6rst
prize is to be $1,000, second, $1,000,
third, $500; Souave drill, one prize Of
$780, artillery, FIRST prize, $500; second,
$3.50 music, first prize, $1,000; second
$500, and two entries are to be re-
CURED in each clas except the zouave.
Those TO contest age required 70 make
it known by the FIRST Of January next,
and the entrance will be free to all
competitors.
The directors for the aflir include
Mr.. James q. Wagner as President;
W. NJ. Duncan, @. NJ. Fosy, II. B,
Buckncr, j. W. Childrcss, with j. NJ
Martin 80 general manager,
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lisa, kn bees GEssslsd hi siIssiAEl
AhAsh sasF old Ietcel klsl y Is faihsd
1t her houss. bs a lad . seat or two
older than she is. A warrant Is also
out for the lad.
Mr.. NJ. Fell and Miss Katie SchwAb
we're married by the Rev. Father
Kelly at st. Peters church last night,
and the couple, with friends, held a
pleasant reception at the residence Of
the brides mother. on Poplar street,
after the ceremony.
Several Main street stores have been
uncccupied for some months past,
their owners driving tenants out by an
attempt to advance rents. The evicted
dealers sought other quarters and
appear to be doing as prosperous a
t'ade al before they moved.
A man named Robert Gardner was
arrested twenty miles souht of city and
on the other side of the river. He
shot S. Hamilton, colored, through
the arm, on Presidents island, some
time since. The injured man has
since had the arm taken off.
A copy of Alfred B. SheppersOn's
Statistics of Cotton, Grain and Pro-
visions, for a Series Of Years, lnclud-
ing the Essential Facts Of the Census
Of 1885," compiled expressly for the
Tennessee Brokerage Association, has
been kindly forwarded to this Office by
Mr.. E. 7. Golson, the manager of the
branch in this city.
A lot of fire balloons are to sal
adriIt this afternoon, to be started
from the deck Of a harbor tug in mid.
strelm, all in the interest Of the com
edian John Thompson, who is to per
form at the Greenlaw to night. The
balloons cannot be sent up in the city
because it is against the rules.
Acouple Of covered wagons, one full
Of children aud the other loaded with
plumber, passed down Front street
yesterday afternoon, all the way from
Colorado and bound for central Mis-
sissippi. The teams and people wer,
in cheerful and healthy condition, anC
there was not a single dog, either vel
low or any other sort with the train
Cotton picking in the river valley
is likely 10 continue actively until tn,
end Of the present year, or longer
Pickers are receiving rs to SOC per CIV
if seed cotton, and they average 16l
lbs per day. They are not fed whcl
paid the amount named. In the hill
picking will all be over in three o
four weeks. Hands are paid 5Oc pc
ewt and boarded, or 65c when the.
feed themselves.
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9TRAYEp GA SToLEN
THURSDAY EyEyIyo, NOVEMBER l6, 1882.
THE CITY.
LEDGER LIHEs


The staple is steady to-day.
Stout ladies' %cOrsets, Lange's.
New books daily at Williams.
Best buckwheat, Lytle & Shields.
For bricks, telephone Jno. Cubbins.
New buckwheat.J Jos. P. Carey & Co.
Damned Mays new store, 257 Main.
Brown 4 Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Waterproof check circulars with
sleeves at Goodyear Rubber House.
Lyle & Shields prepared buck
wheat is the hOusekeepers' favorite.
Fresh oysters daily by express, s.
L. Moore & Co, corner fernando and
Vance.
Wear check waterproof circulars
with sleeves. Are worn by stylish
ladies.
A little raw, but not too much SO
for active outdoor labor and fast cotton
picking.
Ladies' waterproof circulars with
sleeves, on check silk, at the Goodyear
Rubber House, "the latest"
Prof. sazby has composed a new
round dance which will be known as
SaIby's favOrite, Friday night.
If you want 10 wear the latest, buy
a waterproof circular with sleeves at
the Goodyear Rubber House.
Around the World" at the Green
law Operahouse to night, and Humpty
Dumpty at Leubrie's Theater.
The ex barber Stiehl was declared
not guilty on one Of the four indict
msOts against him yesterday.
1t was fully twenty degrees warmer
this morning than 48 hours before,
and indications ahead favor falling
weather.
Prot. Saxby will give grand select
Boiree next FridE5 night AZ his hall
l84 Main street. Admission fifty
cents, ladies free.
Arnold's full orchestra Is to supply
music At the Greenlsw Operahouse TO.
night. An attraction like that ought
10 draw a full house.
The Tennessee Brokerage Associa
ton bow takes trade orders on Chicago
markets for year corn. December
wheat and January provisions.
At 81. Mary's church, Poplar street
this evening at hslf-pa eight. Mis-
Eme Eckfeldt and Dir. j. G. Mhoor
are to be united in the bonds Of we'd
lock.
The largest and handsomest assort.
ment Of gentlemen's underwear in III,
city can be found at Sam Mays, 1861
Main street. The stock for winter i
extra superior.
Tony DepiOr's HHgmpty lumpty'
arrived this morning and are regis
tered at the Peabody. The compan,
number % artists with a full orchestrl
and military band.
Some men are born to wealth. som,
acquire wealth and some have wealtI
given TO them as a prize 10 the Littl,
Havana Lottery. This noEt drawinc
Of this lottery takes place next Wed
uesdsy.
Cotton receipts here to day 44ll
bales. Total for the season ln.49I
bales. Decrease from last year san.
time 1923 bales. Shipments to.dq,
9OO2 bales. Stock on hand 67,52'
bales.
The exceedingly brilliant list O.
theatricals offered here so far durinl
the present season have not draw !
brilliant audiences in every csso, bu.
while not very large, yet they wer,
never more respectable.
1000 lbs. Reelfoot perch, also Mack.
nav trout, white ash, red snappcrs
fresh oysters, celery. mallard ducks.
venison and dressed turkeys, are The
let of eaiables received to-day al
Victor D. Fuchs market, 80 and Al
Jefferson,
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LeObrie's Theater.

The Ada Gray combination closed
a three nights engagement at Leubrie's
Theater last night, also appearing at a
matinee on Wednesday. The patren.
age was moderate only, but perhaps
it resulted not wholly Improbable, as
the Gray troupe is not a large or an
expensive one. To night Tony Denier
will show with his popular pantomime
performance entitled Humpty Dump
ty, long since as familiar to most
people as are the sprightly and crisp
jokes Of the famous circus clown. The
speciality features connected with
Deniers troupe are reported to be
novel and attractive, aud SO varied
and extensive is the talent of his
company that he is enabled to give an
entire change of programme at each
consecutive performance. Denier has
been playing Hum PITY Dumpty Tor
eight years or more, and his predeces.
sors also played it a long time, but
like old wine, it improves with age,
and to the young it is particularly en-
ticing, therefore the Humpty Dumpty
troupe is likely to be favored with good
patronage during its stay. Besides
the pantomime company, there is a
miniature circus Of trained animals,
the funny clown MiaCo, and many
other brilliant features.
John Thompson.
The noted comedian John Thomp.
son is to appear at the Greenlaw
Operahouse tonight with his Around
the World" company. The comic
%featues Of this performance are re-
ported to be irresistible, and all who
would enjoy two or three hours Of
real fun, would do we'll to attend the
Greenlaw tonight. Among the
features Of the Thompson entertain.
ment will be the following ~specialties,
not all perhaps to. might, but enough
OF the same to make the performance
lively, aud few will be left over fc,
tomorrow night: Bader-shin Ma
BoCklisb, Irish song and dance; When
| was a Little Girl, serio-oomio song,
Jennie, the Flower of Kildare, duet.
The Kitchen Mechanic, Irish song
and dance; Call Me Thine Own, comic
clarinet solo, violin solo, Arkapsaw
Traveller; Mons. Bouillon and his Pro
toto to id-i-o' rio. u-lum; Bot Cow
Fow, Chinese song; The Bully Sheeny
Man, comic song and dance; Over the
Garden Wall, comic song; Scotch
Lassie Jane, duet; Whist, Whist
Whist, serio-comic song; Killarney.
cornet solo; Carnival de Venice
violin solo; Wearing of the Green,
played on Q eopwOn COWS horn:
comic songs with banjo accountant,
ment; operate selections; chime bells,
How Can [ Leave Thee, Harmony
flute; and favorite airs on two pianos.
RaaIfoof na.oh