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11vr srocK MAnRErs - rELEoRAPH.

Rr-rFALo June To- CArrLE-Receipts today l''p neHli
toa for week thus far 5000 head to same une - 800
Id 900 head consigned 30 cars IifASt sS'g
with far saIos Extra Steers, - oO4$J - 5
Steers. - eOdSd a., q, 400 ,oad total for
saERP AND LANs-Receips today. LOO bead total lot
the week Loco head for same une a't i,s
X OOO head cons gued through "a marAt uu4
downward. sales. Fair to Good clipped SAeep - oo~
IS Choice, - 40 f' DO 49,, g.. .,oos tina e,-
Hoes Receipts to-day $500 head total LOT Wees
~ noD head. Tor same time week. zJuuV heal CON
lined tIr,igh l76 cars, very here sales, COCA 10
choice Workers, ~ gOG$S 20 Good Medium "e'Bhl''
= sOds So Pigs. 81 16ar7 10. ooo,, ..., sol
CHICAGO. June 10. HOES - its eipts soo mean WA W.
for week, lui 900 head, shipments ugVV 'l'u-
weak bus not quoiably changed Mixed ~ O1f' w. '"'5'
- = 20; Ilght 81 5jGfS, SHps - JOatf 80 M -o, "
sipments head market slow aud weak h1polA go
10 Good TO Choice Shipping 81 4u1e. o Cohlilon t9
rsr Al ~ TO- Mixed Butchers - 0OHt1 HIoekeLH ad
Ieeer- s8dS5; Grass steady foo 70 alIf
- Al, Medium 10 Ooof ~ 75dt4 Choice - 20 9rJ 20
@sal.r-IIoceipta ZOO head shipments 4SO heaai mar
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Government bonds were dull all the way out.
The final changes IN bids are declines Of i per cent
each for the continued 6s the l2s and the l., ana
Little was done in State bonds. but the tennessee
Is close with loss of Us per cent, although the
state officers have opened Office AZ No. Nassau
ST. for the purpose Of receiving and examining the
bonds prior 10 lunding them under the act of May,
1852. Railroad bonds generally were duh, but
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70 IOuOWlng arc TIC uOIaIs OF IHe sIdIVIHV7
Ne cnrresnnnd1np dnte for nrecedlng Years:

The monetary situation at the Stock Exchange
was easy all last week with rates for call loans gen
fraly prevailing at 2l203 per cent aud exception
any at per cent. But the market last week was
ah'c'ed by exceptional causes. On Wednesday the
1Ieasufy's 10TH call for $4,000, 900 bonds ma
Iufed' ana by Thursday evening the Department at
washington had given checks for 81, 800 600 of the
Bonds As a large proportion of the money for the
t4te BOND redemption has been taken from what
heretofore has been regarded as the reserves Of the
Treasury, that much. for the time being is new
money and an expansion. Nothing. however,
Fan DC clearer than that there must
soon be limit TO the depletion of
tAe Ireasurys gold reserves or that there will be
demand made for the payment Of greenbacks. A
kuh upon the Treasury for gold is not to be wished
aof Out the way 10 avoid II is by strict Obsery-
,shce OF the ordinary rules which govern all bank
,g operations IN plentiful reserves there is safety
put cOhhdenee Is easily shaken by anything ap-
RiOachllg reckless misuse Of those reserves. A
xalure 10 pay gold or an offer of silver a demand
ior redemption OF legal-tender notes would precip-
iate the greatest sudden contraction the world ever
witnessed. IL would not mOnetlze the silver dollars
ned IN the Ireasuryithey now, all but S27 900 900
ere represented IN the cOuntry's circulation by Ger
u1caiesi but 10 would demOnetize every dollar Of
god there is in the country. The occurrences eug-
fested are regarded only remote possibilities
gut the steady decline, not only OF the Treasury's
goo reserves, but also of its total reserves and the
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ket quiet. Common Fair ssssa rs; Medium to Good $40
81 40; Choice, ~ G6df5. -,
81. LOUIS June lO.--Hoos-Recepts 1900 head ship
ments 800 head; market steady and dull Pigs and Light
Yorkers 750S7 Beat Workers. 40dS7 65 Packing
81 65dsS Is, Skps and Culs s5 ass 80.
CATTIE-Receipt TOO head shpmenta LOO head; oNer
ngs light and prices weak Butchers he principal BUYERS
ass; Natives offered and prces not strong top
grades would not bring over - 80. - . -.
Receipts, J. 700 head shipments. 900 al; marKes
unchanged prices ranging at - 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-12

some Of the speculative issues were fairly active
and lower, notably Eric seconds and wabash
general mortgages.
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports on Saturday. June TO- were:
YORK
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL June 10-1230 D: m-Co;ton hardening
MddDg Upands cad Middne Orleans Da sales oV ~
ceiDt $500 baes including 1850 bales Amerean i.
so June Dna JSv os e1e9 So july ana
livery 6ss1d: August september deiveEy 1891
GO SsS SsG %
Az LyEER1o ggne o2o0 p S'' ''
LIVERPOOL June lO3O0 D.m.Cotton FuturesaV planda
August and September delivery 6.d do October and No
vember delivery 645e4d. Futures steady A. ~. ,1v
Mddng IL Aci Good Ordinary lO'.e receipts ID oaies'
BALTIMORE June lO-cottor steady Mlddnns l2isc Low
MddlnG II 'sc+ Good ordinary I9o5c; gross receipts
CHARLESTON June l0-CottoD quiet Middling l2ca Low
MsdEg ri S0Sa 0Ten4 a nal o es i ses
GALyEsToS juS Io-CoIIon steady Mlddrng. life low
6 bales exports coastwise l35 bae sales lSO Oae
MEnPHIs June lO.-Cotton firm; MddinnE l2c.i Low
Mddng. IL l2c.; Good Ordinary, 10sc net receipts -
Oaes shipments Ll36 bales sales go bales Stock ISIf4
NEw.oRLEASs June 1O.-cotron steady Mddng l2isc'
bales gross IO9 bales; loo bales stock 50 $50 bales
sAyASNAB June lO-'ctson dnlef MdHn a. to;, i Sns
bales expOrts eoastwlse go bales; sales SVO OaeS s"A
1891 bales
EUROPEAN Markets
IyERroo Iune 49, e Ness Eastern5
Cut steady at 56 short Rad dun AZ %: Long Cieaf
Tmer at e Shoulders steady at 49, Beer-lnda steady
a. Extra Mess nr1ner at S,t Prime Ness steady At 80
steady at a d1a az 81 90 HSoo
dull at 81; Lard On-None here Fiour-E1ra STATE dnl
1891 WheatYo hte ga At l959 ga 30 S S0rn
Mixed dull at 62d for old Spirits rurpenune al London
LIVERPOOL June 1O-s p. -Provlsions-Beet 1871 for
Extra India Mess Pork. s7d per Dbl for Prime Mess
s BaS2 0S p MaS 0r aG 5d c% for
ProduceTaow. $3.50 per cwt Cheese o. per cw ior te
pest American Refined Petroleum 0d per gal
lon
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LONDON June 1O-l2:2O m.-AuaDuc ana Great Western
Gr-f mortgage cerutcates 43' do secOnd "a
kre n Illinois central l35 Pennsy wanna Centi %
R,.adlug y "A; New YORK. ontario and estern %
lDyD0x June lO-2:Op D. m.-Paus aiVloes quote tlree
per cent 979 centtmestOr inc accouE
IoNtox June lO-iUO -Atautc ana Great " esV1Ih
first mortgage certificates 43 Reading = y -
LONDON June lO:OU D. m.Paris atvlcer quote Ohrrc p'E
Gem rnfes AZ - francs Is cenhmes for the account ~
PARIS June lO4.OUp .. m.-hXchanSe on LOhdoh-0 francs
ISL, teItIHc- cutck%
ITRIN Juno lO-The statement Of the Imperial BANK OK
GERMANY shows an Increase in specie Of +22OUOU marks
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOsTOS Saturday. June 10. 1882.
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surplus.~.--.... S395l1OO S5.l35325 Inc sl.ls422
The banks now hold in cash--sDecie and legal-ten-
Hers-Sl49 21 500 less than the sum held year ago.
The loans now are $4,000, 400 less than then
and the deposits are $45,007, 300 less so that
The reserve required by the 20 per cent rule now is
Fll,25l S25 less than it was a year ago. But
the surplus Of reserve now is SO, 669,97 smaller
thanit then and the proportion of total
now is %. 20, against 27.54 per cent at the same
Gate Of ISL
The following are the totals of the statements
ut the cores Dondino late for preceding years:
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Total since opening Of navigauon !O.,lla 1&=,e
opening OF navgaiOn-.-. Sl0lz5 80
miles boats cleared see openg nav lOO4lo loO1J-t
Canal opened April 16. 1882: May 5, 1851.
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vERMTLYE & CO. Bankers.

ITO LET.-Situated on the Jericho Turnpike,
less mile from SyOset Depot Long Island
NewNork via Long Island railroad large
house In good order containing twelve nne cellar,
water IN the house tine well of drinking large lawn.
plenty Of shade and fr carriage stables twelve
horses more free from malaria and mosquitoes. DO
be- appreciated. Rent moderate
Apply ~ OF address
JACKSON BROS,
No l0l Chambers-st or 60 Al
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.atemeuts OF June 8 and June 10:

The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposit liabilities,
June 3. June 10 Changes.
Specie Sj368Z90O SJ4.3T49O Inc. S6S2DOO
lega-teCters... - 9226OO Zj.9l9tO0 Inc 996,sO0
EOtal reserve . s7sGI55OO SsO2943OO Inc. sl67s.sOO
Reserve fcduiTd
against dep sits 1904 400 7515s975 Inc. 49i.j7j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-12

Totai bush. $1,000 lo3,Sj0 loo 2l.O0g $500 2'oo
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day were rs follows:
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THE BULWER CONSOLIDATED MINING
4 COMPANY this day declaredits SEVENTH MONIhLf
DIVIDEND Of Ten CENTS PER SHARE, payable on
June 1872 the office Of the Farmers Loan ana Trust
Tansier books cosed on June 3 1892 and open June 8
N. IL. COOK, Wee President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-12

Total BUSH. 29i,3l6 4ji60 3O9.329 s9OOl
The following Is the comparative statement OF the
Canal Auditor showing the total number of tons OF
each article cleared on the canals for the week
ended June Z. and the total movements since the
opening of navig CATION. ISL and 1882:
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Diui0en1 Notices.

OFFcg OF rnE LEADvLLE CONSOLIDATED MINING coz
30 BROADWAY NEN YORK, June 2. losZ:
V'IE Board of Trustees of this company have
1 declared a dividend OF FIVE CENTS share on the
capital sock - 900 payable June o. at the ONCE OF inc
COMPANY Transfer books close June 10 az p m ana TO
omen .Ilne 10 A. EBERT Secretary.
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OPIIcE OF ST. JOSEPH lKAD COMPANY,
l52 BROADWAY NEw-lORK, May 80 loo2
rTNhe Board of Directors of this company have
4 declared The usual quarterly dividend OF TWO PER
ST on the eauita stock twentieth dividend payable at
company and after une T. Transfer books
WI 'O'' N-' HUGH y. CAMP Treasurer
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and again comes up. But what use Is your von
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It. Come home with me and give me nv n,S ooo oS
SOU twill eome tomorrow ioa r ,mu'v what
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musht pe shave" a honor your beard o n5
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In this manner he fritterod away nus ,n and
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became unattalnabe.
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Bullion valued at $5s, 900 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
The secretary of the Pima Copper Mining and
Smelling Company telegraDhed from Tucson, Ariz,
to the New-IOrk office October 20: " have ad.
vices of the following bullion shipments East: OctO-
Der o. 20 COS pounds: / tn. O,49i pounds l4th
10000 pounds; 18th, 10000 pounds; total, 79,502
pounds"
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNLA SrOcRs
SAN FRANCISCO. Friday. Oct. 20. 1880.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSR.l

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 20,--The directors Of the
Sierra Grande Company to-day declared a monthly
dividend no. II of 20 cents per share payable
November [.
MEsILLA, n. NJ, Oct, 2O.-Assessment work began
some DAYS ago on tho several claims of the Hawk
eye group, aud on one claim native silver and on
another free gold has been struck. The bond on
these properties having run out, the owners view
or the recent strikes of gOd silver and "copper" re-
fuse to rebOnd for a longer time than go days, or
for less than $350,000.
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Gelp Uanteo.

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Religions Notires.

Church OF the Holy Apostles corner OF 2sth 81 ana
Morning service lSao sermon yen9g service
100 Seats free
Church Of the Messiah, 3tth-st and Parkaye,[
THE Pastor the Rev. ROBERT CoLLYER VIII preach "a
Morning at II subject " BrDe iakeIS ,,S teii"s ~
Church of the Ascension. 6thave and lOthstSorylees
at II a. and m. The Rector the rev. l. W. DUN
AID. will olciate
Central Presbyteriun Church. 57thst near Broadway
Preaching by Pastor the Rev j. - ~; ~ '' "
IL and 1870 III. strangers cOldlaIV ul'ilcu-
Calvary Caurcn corner shave and sst serylces az
J. a. m and m The Rev HENRY u SAIIEhLHE'
ID, Rector. will ohciate.
Church OF the Strangers. Mercer ST.. near sthst-Ihe
DR. EMS Will preach to morrow at 1851 morning.
aud 100 evening. All the seats are always free
Church of the Holy Trinity, Mansonave and 42d-stl
Rev. WILBUR f. WATKINS, ID. D.. RectOr-Servl ices ~
IL and 7:l5 p. Evening subject; III not tho "os
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Church Of the Divine Paternity 5th-ave. corner 45th
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m. ard a. m. Morning, subject " The Bright SIDE
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AtOncmcnt."
Church ofthe Covenant Pesbytcrianl Park ave. corner
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Bp
Central Methodist Episcopal Church. 9TH and l4th
a. NJ of Brooklyn The Pastor will preach at 745 p.
1.-THE secret Of a successful and happy life"
ChuEGb e the Ioly sEir come G6th s
Communion \ Morning services H. sermon by Rev Dr
WoRTH1NG Rector Of -. Johns Church, Detroit
Evening service 80. sermon by the Rector
Central Young Mems Christian Association Parepa
noon AT O'Clock. An address at y the Rev A. ). PALM
Err. OF sGh-st NJ T. Church. Good Singing All invited
Church Madisonaye and 4jthst tomorrow at II a. m and
$50 =. m.