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Casualties.

London. 1.-Two explosions in
Rhondda Valley Mine. The first killed
two persons, and while an exploring
party was descending the second explo-
sion occurred, SCATTERING the shaft and
K ling four persons.
Urbans, o., 12.-John Hudson, of
Piqua, attempting to jump from q NOV
ing trsin, was caught between the trucks
and killed.
New York, l2.-The ship E.B. Carver,
from Java. lost the captains wife, first
mate and three seamen from typhoid
mslarisl fever, contracted at Java.
San Francisco, ia westport dis
patch says two steamers seem TO have
hold of an unknown wreck towing it
south. The revenue cutter Richard Rush
and the steamer Gypsy left here yester-
day for the scene, and are presumably
bringing the wreck TO this port. It is
believed now to be one of the steam COL
Tiers plying from here TO Puget Sound.
Baltimore, l3.-Five trackmen were
killed to-day in tunnel o. the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad near Union
Depot, near this city, by 8 locomotive CT
the Western Mary land Road. The men
were named DAVID Grier, Timothy Ken
nedy, Edward Birmingham, James r.
win and Patrick McGoff. They stepped
from one track to get out of the way
of passing train, and walked directly
in front Of locomotive on the opposite
track.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-14
TELEGRAPHIC
Washington Adv,ces.

Washington, Is. The House COM
mittee on agriculture agreed TO report
fsyorably the bill to make the sgricul-
tural department an executive depart.
ment, and its chief 3 cabinet officer, and
friends of the bill are confident 1t will
pass Congress.
The Senate committee on public lands
to-day, referred Senator Hills bill for
the settlement Of the Ute reservation,
Colorado, to q subcommittee, with IN
structions to amend in some particulars,
and report to tae Senate fsvorably.
Senator Logan, to-day, moved to re-
commit to the military committee the
bill for the relief Of Sampson Goliath.
This bill is regarded as = sort Of pilot to
the Fitz-John Porter case, az the par
ticulars Of the care are similar.
The House committee on commerce,
to-day, gave q hearing to delegation
navigable waters Of that state.
The circulation of standard silver dol
lars for the week ending February 18th
was LIS. 9e8. against 10, e95 for the cor
responding week in 1881.
The House committee on claims heard
an argument, this morning, by Nectar
rshsn In advocacy of his claim No
action was taken by the committee.
Lsvi johnson, of Utah, Anthony
Josephs. OF Oregon, Csliente, of New
Mexico, and Pedro J. Jarsmillo, OF
Eleyto, N. M, presented themselves at
the clerks office, this morning, were
sworn, and went before the grand jury
to testify in the star route cases. By the
subpenss Of the two last named, they
were directed TO bring with them all
papers, books and letters relating to
the mail service in Colorado since July
Let, '78, and all letters signed by S. w.
Dorsey. j. w. Dorsey. j. r. Miner, NJ.
G. Perdell or any of them. On the
bAck Of the subpoena was the following:
"On arrival, report to P. 81. Woodwar d,
pOstofice department. Talk to no one"
Exsminat showed that the subleoaS
were signed with the name of the clerk
of the county, but the signature was not
that of the clerk. The presumption il
they were Issued by parties connected
with the conduct of the investigation
without taking the trouble to have them
properly signed by the clerk of the court
How many lave been sent forth in THU
manner is unknown.
The President, to-day, nominated
VIM. McMicken surveyor-genersl Of the
United States for Washington Terri
tory.
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SOulh America

Washington, 13.-Secretsry Blsine's
letter of instructions TO Trescott, dated
November 30tb, 1881, is published.
On January 18th Prescott was formally
received by the Gillian government. His
remarks, in presenting his credentials.
we're exceedingly conciliatory, stating on
the part of the President of the United
States that the Misunderstanding was un-
fortunate, and only required clear ex-
PLANTATION to be satisfactorily cleared up.
The Gillian president cordially replied
to Prescott, giving every assurance Of
kindly attention on the part Of his gov
eminent toward the United Ststes.
The result of the contests between
the bands Of Mas aud Villavicencia at
Chindea show that between fifty and
sixty foreigners lost their lives, and prop
erty valued at SIS, 600, 900 in gold was de-
sfroyed. Mas gave bis soldiers permits
sion 10 sack the town after entering.
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Murder or Suicide.

Chicago, I'D. II. Osborne, the re-
cent employer of Luke Ransom, who
was found dead with bullet hole in his
head near his residence on Friday morn
ing, during an interview to-day exoner-
Ated Ransom from all charges Of dis hon
esty lately made, and thinks it case of
suicide. brought about by speculation.
The people Of Hinsdale are quite divided
in opinion on the subject, but Ransom's
friends assert positively that it was muir
der. The autopsy suggests a blow on
the head, but is non-committal as to
whether it was murGer or suicide. The
TACT has been disclosed that shotbag
was found under the body. Inquest to-
morrow afternoon.
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Killed His Brother.

Washington, l3.-The bullet which
killed SoteldO weighed eighty-seven
grains. The bullet that wounded Barton
weighed within half s grsin, and evil
IDENTIFY came from the came pistol. II is
regarded as certain that A. @. Soteldo
shot his brother when firing at Barton.
The cOroner's jury find that Soteldo
came to his death by a shot from his
brothers. pistol.
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New York, 13.-Advices from Lima,
January 18th, confirm the report that q
treaty Of peace has b en- signed between
BOLIVIA and Peru By its terms Bolivia
ls lett without ses bnard.
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Tae }. W..

s. piers burg. IT, Jew sh family,
con ting o: mJthes a dau. ht-f ag
II an son aged IA hsv, been ma sa-
Gre BY peasants j. tus di, rict OF Ana
nieff.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are sushor
lied to canvass for the SALT LAKE
DAILY, SEsn WEEKLY and WEEKLY
HERALD; also 70 receive payment and
receipt for the same:
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ESTABLISHED IN 1852.

Advertising Solicited for Ill New New
papers published on rhe Pac'f. O?a sr,
Sandwich Islands, Polynesia, N w w.,
Ports, Panama, Valparaiso. 1 Ion
China, New Zealand, the Aus'' md
Colonies, the Eastern - ,ogs-
Europe. Files OF merry Cas- Gas,
paper pnblisneo on thS addl
re sept constantly Oh aO
them during business /. 6e
Bs~ The HERALD
= tue office of L. P. EIshi
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices of Produce
IN the Salt Lake Market. eorreeteJ
Semi-weekly for the SALT T,I%u
HERALD, by z. G. M. I. and Others.
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AUCTION SALE.

nTBTIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOLLOWING
list property of the Utah Central Railway
will
at public bidder at the of said Com
City, Utah Territory the
18th February Sale to begin o'clock of said day.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT AT OGDEN STATION ON
HAND JANUARY 7TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

Among State bonds the Tenacs'6's were steady
Is sold 4JliG4ji2 AL cOmpro ns' iss le at ~.
virginia Is. old, sold 3J3I. There were no trans
actions in city bank stocks.
RAILROAD bonds we're dull and the dealings were
featureless OF Ere second colSols one b)ad only
was sold and that at o. Rome, Watcrtown and
Ogdensburg jS easier at 75ls07J. Chcsa-
peake and Ohio first2, series b, were steady at
s77s. Canada Southern lrsts decl ned q 70 9Sll.
New York. Chicago and ST. LOUIS fyss were firm
ct 963s ST. Louis and Iron Noun ain new 5s were
l. lower az 737s07l. New York Central firsts were
of Ia al lIs and Metropolitan Grsts were a lower
at 1919. Richmond and Danvile frsts declined
10 9sa0S12. and East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georkia IS were steady AT 75l2. Hanaibal and $,
Joseph convertible SIS rose 10 107. Texas and Pa
cifc inco mes were OIL i2 at Joh, and irsts Ro
Grande division ls lower AT s2Ss. Northern
Pacific iirsts were firm at lOl, amt New Orleans ana
Pacific 1rss were weak at SG91.
The business of the Sub lreasury for the week
ending tonight includes tie lie ept Of S9O3l ,354
and tue payment OF s.. l.267. The result Is d
gain 10 tne general balance OF Sl2I007, and
leaves il at $ll9,2G0.260. against S1lS,s33, 1872
December 10. The particular changes OF the week
were com saG oil $lJ1,113, aid currency gain
of $275.914. IO-day's transac ions covered: Re
ceipts 81 .G93 $40; payments Exclusive OF S22673
pad IN checks for bonds ana Interest Sl,32s ,z34
SII4,Il2s0 The weeks receipts include
Syi00O,OO0 gol certificates Great ID an placed IN
cash. anu lilc FiV'pOo
tenders paid for redemption of certificates of de-
posts that the true disbursements of tho Sub
Treasury for the k ending tonight were
Sl432,9l3 IN excess of IT. true receipts. Ibe money
marker seems 10 be working little closer TO-DAY
call 10 ms ranged ga per cent with exceptions at
Tper cent ana late at 4 per cent.
line clearinghouse statement to-day is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $ll2,095,307 balances,
bi,242. 437.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 1881 900 Aetlonal bank notes re-
q smptiOn Ic cus,O receipts were S633, S00
and tiir internal revenue Tece pts $35i,717.
he market for foreign exchange shows marked
increase IN The dous ID. aud that principally from
the mercantile crest Rates are higher and
strong for actual business as follows: Bankers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

'GsrTS S,y d March, Ma Lnor 900 e. DO sy
oai Crude in SSs 7sS7sc Napht13 ese iloo s5
B BsPS@ here re ts. G CAb 5sS & home
trade lots 9iac; cases iOdlic Crude Certificates GS
ovIsI6Ns-FoRK@vef dun icc: - ak K, and in . VI
san q iete pw" o, .a Extra G rrlmc Cy FAMILY
Mess 81 s5asis rs; Options nominl w BEE ,S mess
s $40 sri 75 Extra Ness $40 sOss2 20 r9es Ct SD
+ EFF HAMS aie s.saiy; qdo,ed $3.50 ;.iiiJ,o
Nets M a.! - Ffg sGTe o5 FrP f sisf so
100 Picked shoulders mGS 60 9Sr nm j.
prices e,rcly nomD Il, Long Clear gao,eG here
GREssEb 5i m5es f steady lar demin Cy heavy 20 3t
7.doc Pss CSC one ear WesIe d So sa a.e sabse-
que cred and ccsed aTna issi 81 cs nr,Te
Steam Pof 1850 O. An te. peGem6cs =, 10 lGG a.
1867 &C. closing at l96 &c; % 9 . aafch at ios9tc,
10 z 2c closing 1t - H. !c my ts Ami a. iOa0c
oss ai 10 80 9c go May a, io9Sd 10 e.
GOsias at l%95 q Il SSe 5c IS cs Juy
& closing at llo7 loc 52 ,tr 81 Steam MpYf 70 u
oS 1905 tes Rcnnea c5gnooi 2oGo@'cs o ara
H@sIicsnp iYa sSc 'i ooo SesSt- 3nd
fta Cream cry b a4zc wcsGTn GSang[ ns ." rbo 1
9 Sre sf5G parS Welsh Tubs 23a EnIe D
27a3-c; western imitation GreapSly ,ry ii92ac 49,
CEES quiet and irIn tae Fae:oy SO sc G Wi snd
Se[c; Western Fresh. 2oo. csneda fIe'h - 2"-0'
0@esan SeGc q ny unchanged
sTEARINr~Dull and nominal Prime city lI@IlHo''
sTGAEI dni unchanged 5000 bags Pcrndm6uco
G7s: IO bags Central America private &c ms hc"ne'
quie Cubes, &c; Mould a, SIC % ooo. o.
sn ga aabef %eak Except ior japan which Is
about steady. ,--- -. r,-sca. for
TOBACCO Kentucky active and fImer AT 6,2db,i+ Ior
Iucs AM u 10 Leaf sales 600 hhis seed c3i g1s
2I cases is7 Pennsylvania, &c; ~ cases ISL OnI
32Qb4c; cases. 1881. sew EnGHud. l5d uci ~ OLS
1881 rennsy yani, private terms; 900 bales ua'ha oo'N
IL l73. . - 49,. -. ,,,soo,,r
WOOI-Tradcin Domestic Woods Is hcoGed by the discou
arng reports from goods market Manuar 1IoIs WIZ
mt no
yieo Woods com rising 5000 los Is reported on te udS
az soc Outside t!I the trausac Ols have heeh icaEc
and uuimuo and buyers have uudspncl ADVANTAGE
sales .OttU lbs Domestic Feeces. "Od &c "OWU IDS
TnNashcd do u c - % lbs. spring ca fJri - -Oc
1000 lbs. secured do. 6gUO2c 5000 rs i hS iSH+
2dd2 Fail lin zoe; 100 20 i'-
do. b7a62c; OJU lbs Te ritOry. O1cj % DIGS EA''
Pulled, Soc. IS bags carpet nOs, &c.
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E1,anpFAN AAnKErs.

IIyEerOol Dec. bacon, Cuml er1nd at 10 short
Pb a3Ol FORK. Prime Mes J3 d d" MfHarn -; iAr,i,
irin5n cheese. American Choice. iUi Corn.
ud Tor Mlsct old IHr,iiha Spii,s - ui Provisions
arti IS 81 Der American. Breads lhHs-fOri. t3d
lar "a Mi.ct Western Wh"sr 92doH4i y GENITAL for al
iferni Cnb s9d~7 lid for Rod Western Spring h8d@5l
iol Red Winter. ,.., ...
cenigls. &c U!i1- lo7.JOU American.
LOsDOs. Dee, .2.-spifits Irpenuns. 379d calcutta
liH-rCO on, al 90 E2l 10
Der tEn. TtlioN - cwt Echucd Ptroleum. 64de
ODD gaL
nynyra" Drr o2-PeGoleum - francs - ceutirlcs for
Pale AIccan pId Jud l. francs ~ confines sellers.
Wilcox. Lard. lal Uaucs - ceutime, per .Cu Kos.
BRgHES Dec. Petroleum. marks 2u pfonngs. VIII
eo1a Isrl closed 81 - marks per | 10 KO-.
n.VRE Dee 92.-WilcONs Lard closed AZ 90 francs 90
confines 80 kiOs
f.VcuEsIFR. - The marke: 10 and Fabucs
dn; 30 inch. so reed Cola itnd sb!rngS SD yards
s o.. sjdas1 Rli 2Gipch, 90 reed PRINTER wards
quality, lOd
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NEw.yoch Zee. "2-Ghe ielJwiug are the total net
ccipfs az the below mentioned por nce sc1tem
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STATE OF TRADE.
DOMEsTIC MARKErs.

BAITHoRE' Dec. 22.-Coton dun; Midd!ings lOI.c
Flour guot; HOwarn stree. and Western snperane "a ~
So IS Extra s0o54 81 do Family - C2aS5 5Ji City
Mills super 50 59@si 90 Eh'' % 70 ~, 80 do. RIO
Southern Rod. 81 O30fl %; do Amber 81 u9g
81 10: 40 MaryaDl 81 ugil No . Western Wiuier NJ II
SPOT, 81 O7 December, 81 Ge'4al 05h corn-southcra
December sc. oats dull-Southorn. 10 dlsc Western
Wte AZ disc do MiIol 460i6cl Pennsylvania 40 sigc
nul 6idGjc STEADY; Prime 10 Choice Penusylya-
mia and Maryland. s5 PIoyisons-ness PORK.
Sides packed sdIOiic. Bscon-Shouders csc: Clear
IiiD Sides. lI3.c, Hams. a. q 10. IaTd-Re.
fined, 1899 Butter, WeteTn Picked a2q2jc; Cream.
cry: 32aS5c. Eggs, zoe. Petroleum. Refined. 67s0
COeeRi0 carsOes Ordinary Fair 7s fs5c sugar A.
Soft SEC Copper Refined 17.c. Whisky 81 1914.
BUFFALO Dec. 92-four dali; Quoted City Ground
Now Process. 81 2J0sS 70. White Winter s56sB 70.
Amber Amber v f5aSGfG No ! Baker. from Minnesota
s5 20; Rye Flour - Grahss5 5O9s5
Ground No Spring, SIGt1 81. IaSrrF 81 Bs7 2j
Amber. sG60dSI 10. White Winter. cd @jas7 so. New
Process $3.50 Whest qniet 30 ! White Mehiran At
40 2Dulut offered al 81 r. with u l. bid eas 81 IL ali
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PeyN0ysh Rlp'r. Tsss.iS mt q Hlr0r'S.
NEW YORK. Friday. Dec. 90. 1882
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NETWORK. Friday. Doc. %. 1880
AsIEsQuiet but abe At ady Pots, 5isa 5'c; Pearls
BhEswAX-R steady. al.hougl slow Of sale West
ern ana southern. 3OG3lc
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hsEs-Quet but about ady Pots. Ska 5c; Pearls,
BhSwAX-6 emains steady al.housl s,ow Of sale West.
ern ana southern 3095lc
C0GOA~Uulet aod unchanged
Are o sS%aI y SP carr ans adnse do
-izes In fair cal f'tumlnou III moderate demand
"1C0UFTRAGE sToCK-shooks and Hoo active
laS2 IVwof, Otherwise The marcel u NJ ana larry ac-
oFFEEspot RIO ner Size for Fair options fairly
active ami Inn, of Ma"calDo LOU bags sod On private
Y@spot cotton duh ard we,k vet without ouotae
c-e salco, 30 Delivered on contracts 200 bales
90 bales co~ins rGo-bocomber Io3l al - Ja9
4pnL TO- Is Gio.5S Moy, iO..6oiG7i June Gs2Gio35
july I"U5olO. August 1..OSGll.o4 Transferable
ifIoGR AND MEAL-rLoUk- Iarlet q Oc lower. less
nm O. ana nier Wheat extras iar eTPot sht 100
1900 Db,s. export. nearly. 5000 bbls. City MN
Extra or ec%moer ,6 ana 81 1ang ,fsr %slysy
SIOerInc So SS9s$ Is latter extreme Common to
tai ~ oo6 - xtra wsten ~ S6SSi 4o Good 70
emo CO. 81 4jgf7 iO Common Gooi Extra Round Hoop
@SaS rIa %s oss g eve Eve
FIR IS S. PaTsn % SSo to worry s G 81 s 10
Patent Winter Wheat Extra - Sas7 city Mn Extra for
P PSsI IN s. ' IS market Closed
FLOU G inged saes. bDls: Common 10 Good tx
ira, 81 aOa$5: GOOD 70 Choice. s. i09$j sS1,:;gYE
~. ~ fBuckw HEAT -four selling s. i9s.S So.
- 20. Isl S. Biand7win s. 96ass IS.
FORE T Fairy active, firm unchanged Sales
by auction 1900 Os hlmolla era S20 50 80; 800 L.
b0ls 40 o. 81 - % 900 boxes Mnscate Rasils
> 72ll6Si ~, 900 London La - 100
b. g ,- ttrt4'-. rl2 by 'teameE
CONGRATULATIONS about steady for cash lots Op
Ito 10. IOwI. subsequently recovered from the
decline * 10 under the Ia hest prices
hued ex home acc .maEd mode ate Jusini
options sales 1000 bush iUtIe $4,000 bush cash in
Se Ne ed; Isded Winter Red, Sac ISL l22 steamer
No Red goc.. No Ted, 81 t5t Gsl O551i steamer
Red 81 O5S4aTl 05lo price. ~ O73 No. Red
- 0S7aSl O0l for certifcae' 81 lO4 81 lOi2 delivered
special -. / lted, 81 Ia
5et Uusraded White. IS, .d&l lla4 30 White. 81 10
d / We. cd Elk No. Ked Deeem lcr. 81 O~7s6
81 o. 81 80 do January 81 ~0Sl % p. cosing
81 OJa do February 81 idSl = closing 81 y;
March, 81 4qsl p closing IL l3e: do May 81 lia
ia a. OSing ST. Ia r......nl Firm salc., 1900 Dus
STATE, TO-, rime Canada 7lo. .BA RL@I-Duil sa es,
changed CORN Market 4dliSc. lower very moderate
"A -, 900 bush future 10000 bush cash, including
Vi gTaded Mixed 80 L2c.; 40 :. NO. .. Z 70
5U al elevator; steamer Mixed % 6 &c steamer White
and Yellow, O.d Round yellow. lJc.: ate Yellow,
L,c; 40. White. Gle; White southern. G6d6Sc.; No
seller GqsO7c u: osc. New Year, C91
q ~ . closing JliC January, ~ G6J Be- ClOsiBg 6Jasc
February "A 1854 l2c. closing 64hc March Gid6i 2c,
dosing Csc; May 62asdG &C., closing C-sc.. OATS
ca steady options shade lower; sales 900 bush.
including No. $ at iaieo No. =, 460lG4c; No 4G2e;
No ) NmCe. 47c., No. 2 4tai04Sc.; No ole. Mixei
western /, q4-c. White Western. ~ aJ2c White Stale
g. No Mixed January. 4oLcG&G',U, closing 40 .c
do Fobrrary 4G0. lG,c, closing 40 ED steady
vIsibLL oCfPLY OF CHAiS ~ The UNITED STATES AND
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LIVERPOOL Dec % 1880 r. m.-Coton dun and easier;
balcs including 1000 bales specuton ana export Re-
c,pls $3.50 bales 6O53 AmemSan. 59tie Sso
do Deccmbcr and January deliver id DO February anu
S &ssSn de- p} md av geysy @
GS,d jay and August delivery eee4d Futures duI5
day ,nciuiSG $3.50 Gsie. Amelc4L. ,,,.-
LNEMGo Dec 25-3UU y; ~, a., r Ty ~
90 February and March delivery: 5eid; do. Mach ana
April delivery j'iti CO. AP o ain ' w.
LIVERPOOL Dec 22Cotton-lhc safes OF mo wees were
b9cs exporters j29u bales. forwarded from the
sC s Total receIs $4,000 bales; Amercan $1,000 bales;
amount Cotton anOat 3sSOOO bales American 3ioooo
0aAslssroS. Dee. % Cotton quiet Mddmg 95,G i;
bales, gross 1856 6as,: sa;e, 900 D1es eSgoI It's 90
to France bales; coastwls 24; stock 10 .S25 bales
Weeay-,;et receipts, @%27 bates gToss 222Id 6aG,;
. ~ bales. coastwIse 4929 bales; sales. l2,O0 baes
,,in 81 GOOD Ordinary 9c: net receipts iOill
gross lr43I bales exports 10 Gtfi, 3illtl'
eossiw sj5 bales; @75J bales stocS. 1So-s
WsesyNe receipts 1890 b9e' gSs' @Sg92 9a G2
bales to the Continent, 57O bales coas'N 1919 bales
'A MOBILE IL Dec 23-coton quiet; nlddnG 9olc; Low
MIdSiine 9c.i Ordinary 0i-ci net receipts 1000
. Sris. s5S5'h 5lS Sa' soc 11 5e7c 5iee
Mgs5 5o,: ,d 5 ae; S sales Sa Sc6 5ac.
SEw.os g''s, Dee. 2=.-Cotton qget Mdding 9iSlsc'
5 5ST Sae.; gross il5g7 bacs: escort to France
TO the ointment ,5 = GoD 6oes ias eyc5iue
$50 ba.es stock 2go,l2l bates - go. -.
exports Great Britain, = 81 bales: to France Is 900
bacs TO the Continent, $40 bales codst"i'c "oI4 bales
S.ytSSAn Doc. 23-Coon wcae Niddlns, &c Low
bales: gross 59l7 bales exports coast~1s lgi bales
salc. 1000 bales evening 400 bales; Stock llS429
OIWsrkiy-Nct rccor'' $500 gross 1885, bale,
exports Great iiain 2G97 gales g. The Cont,ntnt
sa!cs J. 100 bales.
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GUNNY BAGGING-Quet unchanged.
HEMP DC Quiet gene aliy, but OF sisa Hemp 600
HAS AID sTRAwA fair trade reported despite the
We quote: Hay Medium Prime Timothy. 20 a9jc; ship
10 i rye straw 55aGOc. Short do 4oai5c oat. IS
Tides Were qulc, but as a rule steady
HUPS-TLore va oontiGued qnit,udc and prices were
tccsts revival OF trade Is not lpeccd unit he New Year
has been o. CSoe sS IS o Ca@ ona rg
McdiaIn. 20 a soc california, s3a9oo FOR new:
ia mn Trade IA al descriptions Is suat but prices
METALS-American Zig Iron IS qnie OF tho spot fair
stely Scotch Pi Ion was inclined 10 geaAness aud
figures. We quoto American Pig ron. 40 e2JQ$2o; No
- Tar loan .2j 81 Rails we're unrhangcd at SSga.lG
LIT the id nj Give olnmsod od iron Rails sold
The extent Of 00j toas ryats 70 ns Is q19ed s2g D. u,
s er4p o ct YIN some inSMy, a. ~ rs in y@ra
WIN ItS dGG11n In mn md ~ OBJ Ti bats s yc
teay aad ~ erateIy active carc6a lin 80 "a rs 80 do
5e 50 ~ a q HGAS at e g. 70 o4 o o no her1 s
me>ic eter abodt steady at i2". Tor common domestic
and 5G o Stefan nIoi cop S a5 o yin
quiet PG steady Old Rails easier Tin wea1e quiet.
NAvAL sroRss-R R,Srapg we're quiet and more Or o,,
&c a q ..e:l ~ OF Common 10 Good strained
Spns Tnpen'ne vey steady al 92c or Ia yard
OIL GAKi= and sales d Western are re.
here aud at tho East wa, limited and no es
Se ocEAN rEiGHr5Cbcrfh noon room wa, steady although
Dctter movement OIL charters
r0rtei 40 stronger rates. ...IIVERPoOI. steam 5000
bush Grain ia: 10000 bbis flOu s.: 200 tons
DO, pos. 800 packages Provisions, s2s Cd a4Os 1000
Reef g. Gd POIS I'd ass; oil Cake, 5OO bales
Cotton 7..2al5-04di Hops sL; 200 tons Measurement
Goods 2US....LONDOk steam 10000 bush Grain. lui
20 DDls ii n Is Cd; $500 sacks DO, rs. Cd a 25s
Bacon 81 37s id; Cheese 45d5ei; Feet IS 6d67s PORK
$500 tons Measurement Goods 2js- GLASGOW. steam
$50 Grain sd 900 bbs tlour Al 200 tons do 25s
Bacon. 41s Cheese. 45s......BBISTOI. steam, Grain
sisd Mill, steam. Grani quoted 72.aSd ANT.
Grain lge...s.. AMSTERDAM. steam Grain quoted Sd
1900. ROTpEHDA steam, Grain quoted I'd. M EDI-
TERRA y italian bark prior ARRIVAL from Pbade
pla 10000 cases Refined Petroleum, luvate terms
BREM IN, ship arrive March clearance from
Baltimore, 5000 bOs do. IS; 4id HOBART TOWN or
BR4S ,ASE, American bark, 900 tons hence &2l o.
ANTWERP British ship 10000 bills. Refined Petroleum.
80. lOisd. ...-LUssINPiCoLAN FOR ORDERS, ltal'
Norwegian brig. 7,vOo do, IcANTI Italian bark
] 5000 do. private terms .ANJIEkS FOR OR:
DERS, Norwegian bark. 25O00 do, 40e IL one and 4c II
TWO ports mELBoU BHE, British ship, 1855 TONS gen
eral cargo private terms. ADELAIDE, Austrian ship
CID tons ~ 200. ....CORK FOR ORDERS. steamer ueb
ruary n0m Baltimore, 10000 ora grain, 6s Cd another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

bills 81 s1l4 and 81 S5ll for long and short stsI
hug respectively; 7sand 5.193s tor francs; VA
and a53s for rschmarks; 393i and 10 for guilders'
In London. British cons Is were higher at iDo 10
10 Tor money ana 100 i5-l6 LOT account. nn'' t
Stat - bonds were UNCHANGED. except for the 4s,
which were off ls at 1928. American, railways,
after opening lower, steady hut dull at smal,
rrcoveries Bar silver was Led lower az oo.4n, pei
onncc. At PARIS French pcr cents were stronger
at 79lo francs.
The 1T enton of investors is called to the adyer-
tisement Of Mrssrs. Kuhn, Loeb q Co.. VINO arc ic
oif,,rlu0 FOR sale the . per cent 30ycar NOR gage
bonds of the Little Miami ilroad COMPANY.
The rec Ipts OF flour and gram at the prlhclpai
Atlnnl1c nnrts this 22d day OF December were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

The following were the receipts and shipments
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
leenoL. Ship nents