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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PsrNorts Rtssr. vss'e's ans saI1oais'
NEw.YoRK. Tuesday. June II. 1883
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK, Tuesay, June IL, Is
4. Pots 60, Pearls 6oto.

AsHFs-ouiet: Pots 90 Pearls $50. - -. ,-
BEFSWAX-Iull; supplies only modefate put pu1
ers taae only small lots for current needs western A"a
Southern 36a37.
CANDLE S-Unchanged. -. Lot.
COOPERAGE STOCk-Tr2de continues SLOW sit 40 ~.
prices retained Moasses shocks and heads - 90 %
Sugar do do 81 T21S2 25 old do do, 81 20 dp 81 hnpS
hOgsheais <2 Hoops Il n, So ass: IL n SO 50 .
COAI-Apthracite has continued in demand Fieghts ~
Maine ports are and the local demands nave pU'u
cargoes quoted SIDE, 50 950f4 20i Bituminous
p,rted steady bv some by other companies
yncaI for July IL offered at S3qSS 2S quoeu on
the -Dot ~ T5ds4, other descriptions. - CASA 90
COFFEE-spot RIO dull and lower at 9lac for iar engos
and Itn do stock here IN hrst hands
options declined about IL points with lair sales a|aV ns
40. sold &C 7.SOd740 for july 12oDf4O Tor Ausus.
7S5a74S FOR September 7I6a755 for october, 80 ior
November 10 December 7SO for January ana tgv
a fOr FEBRUARY closing follows: January dsOa5'339
February 79JesO5 March, s0slOj April SlVSo 49,
Nav alBdS25 June 7.25 1906 July. 725gI4O AhgNs'
7S5a740 september. 75o4Ieo 9etoeer So 2 90 arv
acuye and about steady sales LOU Dass MA"oiOO wv
COCOA-Quef and uOmirally unchanged. Maraoinpv -
Mexicans Csc; Guayaqml. 1selDc ST Domingo lU~Alo'
CHICCORY-QuOted, Ala PC -. ,Qo
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales ISV
bales Delivered contracts 400 bales Receipts 81 the pol
to-day 5S23 bales against O93 this day last week an
bales year since september 1, Oto<'l'V V'
against 4,5l6,9I1 samo period last season.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoEK. Juno i2-BEEvEs- Receipts to-day 81 cars or
as head o0thst The arrivals today were AL assigned
Ger receiv Il cars and Nessr schwartschid sulzeber
' 6 Ss oe .ias S H. at Il &c 81 H. snS 81 per head
1asa ~ M j. a9 aSd the eams wyoming Of the
Gulon line Tho France will probably take ont 5iB lAye
M s s Fs.tpah vii oad the France Win Dressed
Trade Dressed Beef was somewhat better today ana nc
Primo CITY Dressed Beef sold a. dioc per ID ana Coln
SAFE, at 9es9sc tor Giy.Dressed' and seasc for
Receipts to-day 10 all Far 10 Good Canada
Cows which had not been sold ~ 70 late hour =, eo, .
and ~ nj washington Market Prices much the as at
pef ~ and Prime Jersey DO al 7c BatermEs sold a.
tqe4c for iar 70 good lots Dressed vess e,esG ou al
James wyokoh sold II Jersey Veas-varous weights-at
TSs OTIS sold IL Jersey vOalS 1874 ~ at 7aci and DO
George Oliver co sold 5Ierey veals. ITS n, at 75c'
do ise 70, al &C. and ) do $40 n at &c.
Hume Muller 80 d, so BaI,eruilk caves 1885 a. at I'c
aI ms n bs oid: 20 vens lag 10 at csc and 81
90 hi NJ xSD LAMBS Receipts today cars Ass
cars at Jersey city aud Goth st. Tho market
a. M Der poani while hoep barely steady at the clos
ing pees Of ysserdAy sales % P9SS 70 S,, ~
Common to Primo sheep od at acc per D. carload OF
r ~ ssaier Co. sold "a Western sheep par 80 ID. at
syc l67 do Jos H. at 4'c. and POI Common Virginia.
L@ Me@t or q aert sold 900 Ohio sheep 81 bs 60
iacEy Lambs % 10 1t 5e "a do con at &C and 2S2 Viz
ginia do - 10 AZ - so. . ,o. -,
Judd CHAM sold: ~ OHIO sheep 75b AZ o1to 10
VIryni 40 b, ~ at he 22a Virginia Lambs % 10 at 9c
lgs do % ~ Il ~ lS5 do % 10 Al tc -o' uo % 10 ~
7i4c aud II do 81 70. at 5Sc. . - Co., o, =. -.
DilenDack Dewey sold; 2O4 western Sheep' % 10 ~
IA do. 20 n at blac.
faienbcck Davis SOLD 81 Kentucky Lambs, 30 ~ a.
n, az 4afc. , 20 4.
inr a Mullen - ONO sheen. 80 10 at 0fci los Do
80 n, Al - lO and "a Pennsylvania do 50 n. az DO
George Oliver Co sold 10 Jersey LAMBDA 20 10 at 10
and t. DO. bS D. a. 7igc. .-... .,.e
Charles Colus sold 20 Jersey lambs 5095f NJ 7dsc.
James Wyckon sold "a Jersey LANDS o04ot ID =" 'H~
8isc TO- n. - , eoo hoot ali nj,
Hos-Reccpts to-day were lS cars or J. 69o head, a az
b. Good Live Hogs
uOR~ Is city tfaic IN Horses rs Vety uii ~ .I
te fancy ngures prov ahnS IN tue country eaNe
this city fortySiX IcNas
Ponies arrived from BcIas County Tor ME 1'SIse
n Vafc aud shipped that gencmans tar at Flat
bus f. l. tits morning These Ponies are from inc crle-
bred Don Carlos Ranch near Leon SPung Tex ana thc
er giving chance To rest from the fatgues OF
he ons ouruoy will spose " them AT private sale
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EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL juno l2Baccp Cumberland Cnt Suv@ 9sSrs
RIB 52Od PORK, frine Ness oiOu; 90 mSs.sn "a Lar
nsnIine sprta Sod Proylaons Lard $500 per cwt lo'
kkmer,csn Breadstuus-Coru DOC for New Mixed VEST
ern Wheat eld IA per 0enia zoe Cdornla 70 ~ @
o.r z; alOd 053d Tor Red winter foss
y ner esnfs for Canadian Butter G50Od Tor Good Uh
81 states aud for nnest do Beef llOOd Tor EXTRA
IospoS June l2sDirts rarosanna sogd eSn y
,rseso AfEd i.nscen Ol. ktS Oof@S1v y
mar tIn ralos tIIo owt Hosnea Petroiea1n- Sa@
Ostd ga. -. -. a, ga fra~cs 25
ceutimrs % Sioe $780,. -. =. - ,.ark. NO
i,1E1eS lime l2Wucox's Lard olose1 AZ % n&rks y"
,,snuluos Petroleum. MARKS % vIelnlhss.
xxrWgRp, June l2.-feuOloam- 10 naaos - eoA~"'''
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ended June IL, 1883


Receipts for ss2 Pss Peas sGs SSss
Exports-Benns. 80 pkTs Peas Lew o anil traas re
c,ins continue liberal and stock u steady
The market seems TO be settling un,e long there Viii be
further adorable decline. state harrow az az tot
sse spn,e pressure TO sell Choce Medium are not penny
but the absence OF demand pilc. ee about the same as
Medium. white kidney entirely n0nS decided change
Turtle soup quiet Last there were considerable
ern tor foreign Beaus most OF n. rr chs .oS
sheIs has been very little enquiry and but few transaction;
reported Gre Peas hh'e on' ~
quolatlona
2sS g7' % sg %ar& SHS fss 40
Do Ear to Good cog s GO Shoice 25s 227h
Be- Good ssS FaIT Ss SSf coo 90
ShSIs So sSS Slf Fsa 10 Good 500
,ni,. az ~ IA nSx Green Peas. 80 10
BLACK Turtle ool
s0up...-........ ....~ oVVi
EIpors for Week pEE including 5Se Pkgs ga 70 SD5s s
cohnsns Prices reached bottom early last Week e,son
decidedly os1' ssysSse Of fully &c has rapid
~ The chief eass io eSopeS TIC moment tss
convinced that pies as nave been put away
IN cold storage some high lmt rom Mss,eIn a
shippers and other by parties who soek TO mGny e
soIy demand az seen by weeks shipments but e AN
vance within the past THE 10" poston Is therefore
one OF uncertainty and every ie hp ia f"si
closely studied by shippers o 81 S market now last
ek pnpohascs denoasirated the fact that az zoe ansy
would e The be- sg aSS q our New s York
passed through the same experience no. m" country and
market the goods So%Hi p S' Stronger
fresh man ever bsope and the Of ast win
er jasnnos the assertion up fresh an , ia arm
se IN he naKet notwi hbtandng tho heavy o9sBs, az
| AgAttads Spectators Arc payhaG ~-A' M NM '
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c,ooaou how had been summoned as .
- "a IN e,se before the Municipal Court; HIS
pains in a% 10 as h II DONG
no anoe without a moments hesitation, wnatever ~
might be asked The hour Of trial arryeo s ahs sc
lie had mot been gone long when he retuIneo' na
bitterly The following eoIloquy easeso Ay. Sut
wbats wrang WI YER Nae muckle Iten ye.-
length his mother succeeded in encisaF 'se esl WI
h,te now lheadl sittin' his lane, an lot q MAI
sittn below nirn an the ethel WI the WIZ An ia
tit me Jock MacNab, baud UP your hsn az sNJ ,r
An pat 40 han, and SAID. % !o'i e'.s
AM tley put lac ooI"-iGlaAgow inneS
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FaASclsoo. Tuesday, June ~ 1888
YesierdaT. To-day
YESTERDAY To-day

The Carbonate Hill Mining Company has declared
dividend No 6. of cents per share, payable July
D Transfer books close June 20 and reopen July ..
Bullion valued at $50, 900 received in this
CITY Yesterday from the mlnes.
Coiedouia (B H. SUPERINTENDENT reports June 3:
.. Ore nroduced, $50 tons All work was again re-
suued on the lst inst L very thing is running now
10 good orderO
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THE PROSPECTS OF GRAIN.

Chicago, June 12.-Ihe Farmers Reriew In
issue tomorrow will publish the following as con-
densed crop summary, based ON reports from Its core
sponden,s iu California, Tennessee kentneky ana 'ne
So.hve.crn states and rerrstores There little or
No change I'm winter wheat; if any, for the worse.
snr,nr wheat is looking well sard growing finely 9sIs
ps ipn and promise fne crop Ihe prss piauo
ing OF corn ID poor. but the seeonu Id o'"''e v"
No stand has been made.
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Little attention was given to State bonds, and
The sales included only Tennessee 6s at 40 and Ar
kansas rs 20 Fort Smith Railroad at 90. There
were no transactions in city bank stocks
The business In railroad bonds included Only a
few issues and generally was In small amounts The
movements in prices were not important. although
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,ta since Jan l.. sl72si4s57 sl4l 0col8g sl5s,l4odo
EURoPEAS F1NANoIAL MABxEr%

LONDON June I2-i2SO D. m.-U four per cent bonos'
l22a Atlantic Western second Inotsdk
tees certaoates 1872: Central lNoif Ailh9is
Central l45L Pennsylvania Central. 0O| MeAeAa O"'-
nary 1924. ..-- ...,. 49,,
LONDON. anne l2.2:00 p. n-Pars advices anos t1'o'
Der een rentsS 40 81 ceutnes for tas Acco1h
LONDON June l24OO .. n;--COnsOA luute .oi .iD5,
lOOie for the account; Atlantic ana Great So,
gage 1919 NewJersey Central consols III; NeW,5 Or ~
tra l26lt Reading. aolG Mexican OIulpaiy. A@-'N -N
YORK Ontario and Western q p. . -, 81,
The OfbulhOD gone into the Bank OF AA@~- va
balance TODAY S3S.0OC. o.. ,,,-..
LONDON June 1880 m.-Parrs adv1ces quote tn,oo
per cent renes 10 a. Confines Tor inc AeSVu
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YOkK. June IL.

NEw-YokK June H.
News was about as sadly lacking as was
activity at the Petroleum Exchanges today new
patterson wcil-So 8-came In, but early reports OF
produeiou some what like 800 barrels day were fol
lowed by information that the output was declining
yanialy The market was duller than yesterday, and
rcos covered another narrow range OF fluctuations be-
tween 81 1GIaoSl I7ls and 81 l549S1 1873 The close
wa too dull 80 possess character. -
The range Of prices and tho total dealings In NewforK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-13

arrivais of New Potatoes very liberal le quhy VI
eoe,nts continues irregular and generally quite ne0
on vrades are dul freely offered and low most sies
rom iii points ranging - sS per Dbl stFlety enolSe
% o1yn Potatoes carefully culed reach S3 90 and rarely
sfade more Culs dull at Toe Gsl 70 per Dbl Ola 70
o6ered lower Bermuda onions III heaNy
n'v and lower Cucumbers plenuer; t0days receipts
SUP chareston and savannah are selling at mater a
Eiorida Tomatoes In large supply geneaiiy or
ntsor quality and very slow sale few savannah TO-
are coming forward generally too green 10 quote
avob str1ng beans selling fairly at quotations Green
pe are now arriving from Long Island and selng NJ ~ %
& ner bag Jersey lots running quite poor Asparagus
afa.d
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,1u. .r1cn NAn.lnr.-sY rELEakAPH.

CHICAGO Jupe r. me DrOrerS journal reports HOGS
Reelos ~ 600 shipments 100 mead narkee opened
80 deoined 10 aud closed weak Mixed 10 SOd 10 Do
Heavy Packing and shipping So GJcsG %; Light 20 700
81 10. skipa ~ % 6&O. ana 49,.
~Canle- Receipts 1000 head shlpmentA ;SOO maket
ws AZ 10 decline large volume OF business Expos - 90
Hf6 10 Good 10 ChOlce smPpihE ~ "'"~" 80 ~"
20 Far S5asb 80. ,.. INA. u,a-ba, va.
mocfaelV actice prices steady common 10 ra uuh
~ $3.50 30 Good, 81 1Oi Choice ~ o.
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INTEREST ON ALABAMA BONDS.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 12.-Thc State
Treasurer has placed with the American Exchange
Rank In NewYork funds with which to paw the July IN
terest on Alabama bonds Funds are also at MODhe 70
nav COUPONS that may be presented there.
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COTTON MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

,Iv,KpooI- June IL 1880 o. n-ootton dull MIA
ANU Cplapds Orleans 5stsd sales eD" D2i.s
ncming 500 SPECULATION ami EXPORT receipts S5VOJ
hsis inca,ng II COZ American. Futures-u Diancs
Low Midonns clause. June and uiv denver oe4e 90.
nv ana August 6e<d: 40 August Sic SSptcn-
september aud october CeuNerys
Ss5,d do october November delivery: 0eii 40 NO
yemper and December delivery $500. Futures easy
IIyErPooI June l2.lS0 m..-Cotton-ine sainsot tEe
dsy inc udea 4.450 bxies Amorisss -. ,r.,..s.
LTvERPooI June i2i;u0 pAn d
Low Middliug June aud July delivery o@ad 40
Juv August delivery 54d; DO august aru ssR,sr,-
her aeyery 0e2at; September snd Oco0"f oefetys
400. do October November delivery e4o 90 40.
yember and delivery, 5e FUTURES closed os''
steady. ....sx. Alkaline l0c,
o u1l ng Toe Good Ordinary &c., net receipts. llsf
bales gross 1877 Daies exports 70 areaI Brtain' -
bsles 70 France bales; 10 the Continent - oaeS
~ The yhanneA bales. coastwis1 - oaes saaes.
sl3 Oaes: Z1.Oas bales ,,..a..
Ssw.uRrsaNs June l2-Cotton duh; Mlddiins. L1ci
~ Nlddlins gLse. Ordinary, s'sc; net rscslDts
1ee"o males Rross 2 27l bales; exports cosst"lse
i,les 10 France bales 10 the Continent - oaiesf
HrtaiD 400 bales; last even.
inc 40 baIes iZ4.z12 bales , ,.,,,, a.
is, y.xSsH June ~ Cotton dull hidcinS. siec.'
LOW Middnne 9ascs food Ordinary ssc ae, resoipsJ
az bales, gross ASH bales: exports oosslvlse zSf
bales 20 tho Continent bales 20 Great blaLhln- -,
bales sales. 81 baics last evening" - oass socN o'~
h.laa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-13

The refined market IN quiet and with light inquiry
prices hold ~ 7A977sc per gallon IN New YORK
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MINES AND MINING.

saLcstr rHs MIMIC ExoaAy0E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-13

western crcsses sss T or. ss ess'' s's
there Is Scarcely any export demand a3s
aaOtsss os E strs .ad STs Put n srs s %ass
sod than Sousi 10 10 iaD State rsa@sry aas ~, or
pet marks are worked out n small way Tor more MONEY
on grades Of Creamery sell slowly sweet Cream gresmey
sYt nne state Dsy syn For Eitra DsswaTS , ss u
CoTtandt or Chenango County tubs . cell at 2lc The few
Welsh tubs sell at about 2o921c Western Imitation
sell promptly SELECTIONS going e 1885, medium
little call and very uncertain value Factory IS moving
sell In small way st 15c, straight car.
load inspected Extra Frsts sold exporter at lac
would take few frsts at l2112ac
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Asparagus, per-


The daily receipts Of MIX And Cream 81 the yir n
st nave been as follows Ere 4036 cans OF A and Jig
cans OF Cream; Harlem, 200 cans Of Mz ana ~ ox nx
$1,000 Nav Work City and Northern 1081 cans OF MIX
New Haven Hartford 2Ss cans Of NIX ss2y
cans ~ Xk and 80 cans OF Creami and By miscellaneous
snort routes 1850 cans OF MIX and ~ h Ma
~ an AZ ca ma OF MIX $3.50 OF Cream Inc aver
age price which the surplus has been SOFA o 'no
naaGl 4
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prlces h0ld " 10 Z &c PCT kH''0" Z" 1'0"
ST LOUIS June l2Flonr steady xXx' g 23Sst ~
FANNY "a 65dS5 10 Choice 50 5O6f3 go FANCY 20 %
"a 20 Wheat higher No. RED Fall q 1872 cash {
y isTesi lss. Jaas 81 istssl l9s SnI III inc me
year NO Req Far 81 ~ Do CORY higher sSgc J SSr
5ss5siqc August bi4c Sept 45 s4ee all TIC yeaf Eas
lower ssSc ess 9 fo sssv J 1amina ~ 5SS45s
Butter steady DAIRY. z2 925c cresmsry l5s29e Corn,
anil BslfeaLs lower Long c.sar @so c Short h s5S
shorf rib i0s5c.: short Clear. ii;s6c Lara nominal
Receipts : -Four 1000 obis; Wheat ia,goo Dusni
80 ~ GOA basn. Oats l1.000 Dush. ltye -
RSriey 1000 shipments Flour. 1000 bbis; "hsa.
5000 bush: Germ. z4,vvo bush- oAiS' A'o"o' H'' -
BaTiey. -.
nvvyo,r June l2.-Flour al s. s5os5 a. Wheat
staady NO. White Pan SPOT 3 ~ a j iais
0c,ooer Al lys. No, White Fall. - 90 ..D< Hen
Ter Al I6 tecepts $4,000 bush shg.ena 49, s q
corn sLeaay No. = 81 &c oais Gui No. e az - -'0'@'
43ioc.
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FRUITS. BERRIES AND SUrs-DRTED.

FRUITS, BERRIES AND NUTs-DRED
~, Dried Fruits for the week 1875 pkgs with 2032
Nc. Pcauuts and pkgs Pecan Nuts Exports OF Dfied
RH,os All NO.. The general market is very dull and
While prices decided change they must De
reiv mammal IN absence OF business Later advices
s ~ srnit centres Of the country generally fYoabe-
~ heavy Weld in some sections will more than balance the
m hers unless something should interfere with the
fruit before fully maured and npened Inc present
scercitv OF sun.dried Apples makes an exceed.
ii n1siiy hrm market for such yet II would not
,,anv 10 supply demand. EYaporateu apples
take Ann ana enid only be considerable con
on Holders had accept the prices bid rather than
o o,er much stock Peaches have no certain valuei
br beng anxious close Out tho stock WOULD not refuse
rio offers Small fruits IN hight stock, but nave
,n ry peanuts dull held quite firmly, some re-
,rs refusing 10 than 9ssc. for handpcked
N.unr m
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lar. West shsss and Buffalo IS,

they were irregular. West Shcfs and Baffaio os.
however. were exceptionally active ana
strong; the prices advanced 70 to ~
and Ney-York, Chicago and ST. Louis
firsts os were strong at 102l40102is. New-forK
Central debenture IS sold at 1855, Canada soptn,
eru 5s at 99Ss099l9, st. Paul firsts Pacific aud
Western division IS at 06io, Northwestern sinking
Frnd 5s at 1O31s and st. Paul and Omaha consol Us
az 1O7a 1O7 Erie second consos were steady at e'
Missouri. Kansas and Texas general mortgages were
of 30 at s27s. Chesapeake and Ohio firsts series
were 1s lower at 90, and Texas and Pacific incomes
we're down from GAS to 64l99 64Os. and frsts Rio
Grande division rose u to s4l2. Atlantic and Pa
cifc frsts Western division were L higher at looA
8IOO0s and the incomes declined % TO 34os;
The Sub-Ireasury to-day gained on Dalancs
1896 961, made up by gains OF $125,425 coin and
$ls536 currency The days ans geo
Receipts 81 150,O33; payments, y9O3,36l cur
rcncy balance, $e,011,039; coin balance, SllZ,-
6S5. SIC. Money at the Stock Exchange continues
easv but to-day the rates perhaps were little
harder at 2l263 per cent for call loans.
The Clearing House statement to-day IS as f0i-
lows: Exchanges $107, 300 134; balances 5000
The United States Treasury at WASHINGTON to-
day received $3.50, 600 National bank notes tor re-
dempton. The customs receipts we're S9le'3oV
and the internal revenue receipts $214,47l. ~
The foreign exchanges are yet dull ); no bl,ls
other than commercial bills are being made ana the
mercantile demand is small. Rates are hrlner ~
era bills, 81 S5$4 and "a 50 for long and short
sterling respectively; 519 and o.l6i2 tor francs;
94st and 95l4 for Teichmarks; 40ls and 4O's Tor
guilders.
In London British consols opened steady at yes
terday's prices, and later rose Is TO lOo I-1o LOT
money and 100 1I-10 for account. United States
per cents opened ls higher. and afterward de-
clined Il and closed at 122, the others were I'M
changed CLOS at 1858 and 412s at 10. American
railways were duh and irregular. but generally q
little lower than yesterday. The Bank OF England
lost EDS 600 bullion on balance. AT Paris ffencn
3 per cents rose to 79.50Q79.45 go
Edward Cooper has been elected trustee OF the
United States Trust Company of New-lork, to MI
the vacancy caused by the death Of his IA ther
Peter Cooper.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
az follows:
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sIaSoer1 es, d nv 1870 90 Ma per S -. 6S 10
stra, Snarr4es Sta GOoseberries green,
ten Is ana per qt, l6o 70 per quart w U
Strawberries. VII lPeAches.Ga. ChOce, 20 no m
son. Upper Jersey - per ttO-Ous oia.o "0~- W.
styyawfte1 RES south Choice, per bushel -. ~
Jersey. per a. 20 p erlte.; 0i'V
So xi,cr-ea VIII c. Common 3-t0- -. -.
son. Delaware. per "a al ou. CIAle'''''''''- ''
Strawberries. VII
son. Maryland per
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FRUITS AND BERRIES FRESH

Strawberries large supply and very irregular The
receiptts Maryland and Lower De aware are genera
very Inferior and sell slowly at 405c per quart Upper Del
Berries all often poor and low
hnt few Of good quality sold per quart Upper
Jersey Wilson's brought l2c and few fancy lots te
higher We see a few very fancy varieties from nearby
Jersey points for which extreme prices are
times up G+0c quarbut such are very
nj Fancy staten Island Downngs brought lSGzc, ana up
river lots few very extra lots gong
little hi gher Cherries light supply and mostly OF poor
quality Choice are in good demand GooseOerles que' ~
tower southern Peaches IN lighter supply and choice lots
would sell well arriving still generally very
poor some Prime Georgia Wild Dose PlumB are bringing
=. ...nLL $500 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-13

live Poultry ruled veIy M W IIIUI lsI % 1,
rs In ysstenly and more 10 DAY prices declined iny l
Chickens in better demand ana shae
higher Turkeys steady. Ducks and Geese ia gooo Ss
Western dressed fowls have been III lam demand au I'LL
stock In aud the mlrket - quite nri
Tor fancy auaiy lots arriving IN bad order aud
have no he Philadelphia spring On, kels
LAST week bat and nrmer today sprung 50
quiet Turkeys selling slowly equaos arm Sah io 49,,
~ "a ner do Euish Snipe and Poyer quiet and steady
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-08-01
War Cloak.

The Sandwich Island chiefs used
to wear on ceremonious occasions q
cloak made of feathers. each fastened
separately into loop of fine string
so that the inside of the cloak re.
sembled q closely woven ne.. Sc
smoothly were the feathers laid on
the surface that the cloak appeared
as a rich, glossy fabric. Miss Cum
mings, in her recent work of the
kingdom of Hawaii, entitled "The
Ere Fountain" gives the following
description OF the feather cloak OF
the great Kamehameha, which is
still worn as q coronation robe
"One very rare and precious feath-
er was reserved by the hunters for
the king, who alone had the privil-
eye of wearing a cloak of these CLOS
sy, golden treasures.
The bird which yields this price
less treasures, is 90, or royal bird, a
species of honeysucker peculiar to
certain mountainous districts of
these isles. 1t is of glossy black,
and its tiny golden feathers are un-
derneath the wing, one on either side.
The birds are now very rare,
though the method Of gathering the
annual harvest does not involve
their destruction. 1t was the great
Kamehameha |. who first thought
of saving their lives, and ordered
the bird-catchers to set the birds free
when they had plucked the two
coveted feathers.
"The feathers are only an inch long
sharp-pointed and very delicate, five
sell for a dollar and a half. Kameha-
meha's war cloak is said to represent
all the feathers collected by eight or
ten successive chiefs.
One Of these feathered cloaks had
descended to the late king. 1t was
a square of six feet; and when the
well beloved died in his prime, and
lay in state at the Iolani place, he
was laid on this priceless cloth of
gold.
"At the bidding of his father, it
was wrapped round him as kingly
shroud. He is the last of our race,
said the weeping chief it is his
So the cloak, which according to
Hawaiian estimate, was valued at
100000, was buried with him who
alone was entirely to wear it. "