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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
RATHER MIXED.

, After all it seems that General CrooI did make certain promises to the Ind ans he brought up from Sonora, not withstandlng he stated that he onl. told them that be would intercede il
 their behalf
 General Crook, when in Tucson, wa
 interviewed by a CITIZEN reporter. ana
 to the question, Upon what terms, then
 did they the Apaehes surrender ?' h.
 answered ss follows:
 Well, 1t was this way: They have ar
 abiding faith that I am all powerful
 and that can succeed in whatever l un-
 dertake, and that it is bad medicine tC fight against me. So, when they asked
 me to be allowed to return to San Car
 los, and l told them 1 would not be re-
 sponsible for any harm that befsll them,
 they refused to believe me. They think if say l cannot do anything 1t is be- cause I don't want to. Hence when l would not promise them safety they re- fused to believe, and surrendered on their implicit faith in my power to shield them from danger should they surren- der"
 The above statement of General Crook sLs taken down by CITIZEN shorthand reporter, and afterwards copied and read to General Crook, who stated that it twas correct" In his official report to the Secretary of War he said: "All the chiefs at last fairly begged to be taken back to San Carlos. I replied that they were asking great deal; that had ne power to put them on the re servBtion and that l could not close my eyes to the atrocities of which they had been guilty. [ told them that many of the Americans wanted their band rooted out, and if toyk them to San Carlos no doubt a cry would toe raised for their blood They had not only to face the Americans, but Americans whose people they had murdered in SC cruel manner, and they could not expect me to fight their battles or palliate their villainOus conduct
 In the face of repeated oral state ments, the CITIZEN report from his own lips, and hIs official report to the Secretary of War, as appears above, General Crook, under date of July 18th, forwarded a statement to the Secretary of War, which has just been transmitted to the Indian Bureau, which reads as follows: Though the Chiricahus pris- oners are doubtless guilty of many and acts of hostility and outrage, l both in Mexico and the United States, | they are now prisoners, and surrendered | with the understanding that their past would not be punished, pro vided they behave themselves in the 
 What are We to understand by these conflicting reports made by General Crook? Why dId he say on his return that he made no promises, and now say that "they are now prisoners, and sur rendered with the understanding that thelr past misdeeds would not be pun nished provided they behaved them selves in the future?" There is some thing strange and uncertain about General Crook, and his conflicting re- ports, which needs explanation.
 FoRAKEg and Hoadley are the coming
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

It IS rumored that when the officers have brought a.l the parties implicated in the stage robbery to the front there will be some astonishing facts revealed, and that men will be found connected with the crime who have not heretofore been publicly suspicioned.-Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

HoADLEY outwinded Mclean in the Convention which nominated him for Governor on the democratic ticket, or his S5O.O0O did. but NIT. Mclean has "busted up Pendleton's chances for B renomination for the senate. This pulling and having among the leaders of the democratic party in Ohio Is far from showing a harmonious front. Last sprlng, so 1t is alleged, Pendleton "threw up his hat, and thanked God that the Enquirer Was for once beateur For this open expression of Mir. Pendle- toms, the Enquirer has "downed him.
 Mclean has been busy day and night all summer on his plans, which seem to have been well matured. He went out among the alleys and by-ways, and la- bored among "the boys," who have come to his support almost to a man, and have made him "the boss" of the demo cratic party in Hamilton county. With such rents in the party, it Is not likely they will be healed over by the day oi election. Indeed, it now looks as though tbe Mclean faction will not support Hoadley at all, or if they do 1t will be weak and intellectual, while the repubh
 cans are gaining strength every day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

THE old ribbon that Dana has been grinding out of Dorsey IS more S'aie than that of the ancient telegrapher'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

The general understanding IS that Ha Paneut IS not out of danger until the doctor has been discharged.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
YUMA COUNTY.


 Some good copper prospects exist ID the southeast corner of Yuma county. close to the Pima county line, and we learn parties with capital have concluded to take hold of them, with a view of de- yeloping at least two of them Bt an early day.
 Parties who have recently visited the Sweepstake group of mines, in the Her curara mountains, by some claimed to be in Yuma county, and by others in Yavapai county, state that they are among the best copper miues in the Ter ritory. The maIn ledge crops out on the north side of a spur of mountains, passing through at an angle of about 45 degrees, coming out near the base of the mountain on the south side. Experts have estimated as high as 5000 tons O. ore are in sight. Considerable de- velopment work has been done on the mines, though nature has done more to show up the mines than could have been done by an expenditure of S30OOO. The ore runs about 20 per cent in copper and carries about S2O in gold and silver
 The Sentinel informs us that Superin. tendent Tangye, of the Pocshontss mine. IS working the property in a sys- tematic manner, and that shipments oi ore will be made.
 Plcscho mine-Forty men are em ployed on this mine. The mill has been shnt down, owing to the breaking of ( pump, but will be started up as soon as it can be repaired.
 Clip nine.-The main drift is in 13( feet; an upraise has been commenced which will connect with both shafts The stopes are furnishing plenty of ore
 CACHIsE COUNTY.
 Contention mine.-A large force oi men were set to work to-day in thii mine. The mill has been repaired, and will probably start up during the pres | ent week. when we may look for regulal shipments of silver bars again. Tn, | work of preparation and placing of th' pumps goes on, and will be pushed tC | ompletion as fast as possible.
 Grand Central.-This mine continues to yield the usual supply of ore, and th' mill is kept running continuously
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

FoRAKER and Hoadley are the coming men, but Hoadley is coming so far be- hind that he will never be able to lay
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
Signed
GEo. CROOK,

What puzzles the Arizonan IS, what Crook has done with the Chiricahna prisoners, for according to the Indian and other reports, not a warrior of that tribe hss surrendered, unless General Crook considers the Indians who have been committing murder in Mexico since the memorable and blood less vic. tory hIs prisoner rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Fob l-l2:9O D. p-C0nsois. 1O2ita for money,
and 10 the account cent bonds e1ehdc-
iO6 Erie, second COnsOs 99'G New York centrsi 3os,
Innois Contra l5l a. Pennsyl central GA Mexican
RAILWAY limited, o.dinary Il2e Newf0rk, Ontaflo ana
" eSteTn. PA 49, 80.
LoSDON Foo Zoo m.Paris ady ices quote three per
Is francs confines for the ace Iunl
Feb. 500 D. mTho pTOpoItOu OF tho Bank OF
England reserve liability which lat week was a. Der
cent ASA The oliou ~ the Bank OF eng
land has Increased G3O~ .0UD during the past week
LONDON. Feb l-3:3O D. adNlceS quoto hIItc
per 80 ceniimeS Tor the aconnl
LONDON Feb. I-iOD U.m.-Atantc and Great western
first mortgage srustees certificates sig Ere tOls New
York Central 100 Reading. 2S94 NJ 'XicGn Railway nm
tied Crlina y. l434.
Bar sifver = quoted At 50ad per ounce.
Consos To- Sra for money dndlOI3ts for theacconnt
LONDON Feb l-i:OG D. m.-rhe amonnJ NJ hulhnn gone
int the Bank Of England on balance to-day II 4l7,opo
PARIS The weekly stltTr az OF t1e RANK o.
France Of lJZoOe10 francs gold AAu
l.llOOOO francs silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02

A NCHOR LINE. u. ). Mail steamers
IA NETWORK and GLASGOW, via DERRY,
from Pier 20. North River, NewYOrk
ANCHORIA. rcb. 3, D. M Den ONIA....FeD u. p M,
BOLIVIA Feb. 10 am CI1C ASIA Fob "a, a. M
Rates OF paSsagetO
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFAs FOR LONDONDERRY.
Cabins $50 10 $50 Excursion tickets at reduced rates
Second Cabin $40 Steerage-Outgard S2S Prepaid. 81
For books OF Tours in scotland" plans &C. apply 10
HENDERSON BGOGhGdo, Agents. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
STATE Uf TRADE.

,,,tu,ory Feb. Lotion steady MddlinT. loo
Flour STEADY sH 20 S 1ou rS s. o cty
Minis super IS 10et4 DO htua - 1S"so AZ, uS $50
soatrsrn Sh 81 logtl 30 40 No %sseern Winter s"e
spot. ii i4s February 81 l5hSl l5E sorr-sogthern
Wine Ojc 10 Yellow, 6je. Western hiIed spot % 9g:;
Wntr 5nG5ic do aitsi aIJo PennsvIvana IS a5Io.
rye nr ana 20 MsT,snd' So Pioysons~Sess PorS
$3.50. BuEmeats shoulder 7s@aDc' Clear Clear ,r KID
Sides paced. seloc baeoh-Sho@aer'' Wy. C, ar
no sdss Pc na@I p5co,c LaG-Ms,
p p@S' OoaOic Eggs. 25c Petroleum refined, 5o.e 20.
Coffee RIO eargor'p 9a,9nT 15c 70 n,ksS
BurFALo, teo l,tiour STEADY HuSe@ CitT s t
NsS Sc zS'f ~ SaTs2. w%s1
sprss Wheat s. 75 rye MIi9o s. 75 No 81, sPyy pin.
.n seS SS B5 White wnis $ 1903 90 SsS
a aIsSsss ass wheat arm So White Mlohissn
Inc year No Red Michigan ~ store 81 90: 10 White
S S1ng SsT' 5oc nan M5sl Western '5saaS
NO as . aSSt ssr sSrs suo &' At 81
Isl siI.Towed state. 7Jos5c Two kowed state
~; Ess est' Fine 81 5ossf 5j Patent Process
g Nh Esss 's "i Fsqs 70 Ssr
By rail- flour Doe Wheat soi oorn $40 0at. 0e Canal
F%i.esd &C. Lumber 70 - S5 toAbapy 81
20 TswYSyi 6es $500 per 'G BUSH con
4s.S3o bush oats 90 bush Barley 900 BUSH Wy, hyq
1900 bush: Corn 1900 BUSH oats 1000 bush'
CHICAGO. PeS f1Fioar dull; Common to Choice spring
Wheat S. 30 ssi rs Faney Minnesota 80 oQe
81 2o Patents S. 60ss l5 Winter Whoat fa 20 cholce
Old o0 50 as 90 Low 9raae ss o 90
March II 06a Ap y ioa May ssS2'o al I'M me YEAR ss
NO. Red Winter. 81 04 y cash; p4I2d94sc an INC year
No 3. 9lc detected, 6ic NO Chesg9 sPrns : ~ "a
u "a cash 20 all the y.aI ~ VI acsi Re,ee,eS SO
Corn G' icS Say % SaiSss CASH sp 5s FSas
Maich O7.G67 NAV 6ic :, the rear Rejected; s9S
hrmer S7s37 NC cash S7.esI VIC roor ti
37hsc March; 37asc April; 3J54H3B1sc MAY ~ SD2
June s9c an the year. Rejected $50 rye . hrmsr a. az
o. y aBSc Barley quiet az o&dS3c tlatsoeo ncauy
81 27a 2s GOOD Crushing on track 81 S
fair 10 fancy 29aS5c Daues, good to choice 2ossse,
Packing stock 12dl3c Eggs steady al 2Uezo' dresser
active at S7 75as7 80 cash. sI7 l0ssl7 ~ all tho year
sl7 80 February SIT Oh March, SlS 11dSs liz April
SIS s5asis372 ray Sls47,a june SO % July Lard
lI7Isc March; IL u nc April 142iao. May; ll45c June
steady; Shoulder b75o Short Rbp 2Oe shoit
Gear 94uc Whiskey steady At 81 ID FreiEhs-Corp "
oisoISsAu. Feb. l.-flour hrm ramiy. % easso 90;
Fancy s. 25aS6 90 Wheat hrm No Red Winter. 81 % =
OH February; 0ec. all fooepts
5000 6ushi shipments 800 bush. Corr frni sew Ear
4Sia5lc, no Mixed. 621 a53c. spoti 64c. February;
55s May, b5ssc All the year. osts steady No Mixed
al s4l c spot 42c. February 42c May: 81 ac al The
year rye arm at 0SsOie. Barley dull EItra NO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
LIVE STOCK mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

p,.vr,to Feb l. ATrJ -Rrccipts to-day Gtj head
-, ~ th- week thus $500 hoad iJr last
sra.k ,,0O hean rOn-irne: through. 400
',,-, tIt not uu0-aDy mBls Hic' OF Good - choice
Cyrvp ,yp LaNs-Reueipts to-day. 22in head total Tor
90. - mus far 1876 ~ hoad Tor time last week
- o bcad good demand ANA Prices shade higher out
non sales lair OOd western, -
Fancy - OucSO w. western LANDS - ~
-, ia Lamb. hefr.
peesiDts today 900 head: total for the week
-, go mead Tor time last -0u,U head
on-trusJ tbfouth 10 market StioIg and higher
Good choice Workers 81 100 30 30 llght 10ikets
-, "a "a 4t 49,. Cool Butchers aud Medium 81 80 4si
80 ie.yv u lOdS. -. ~ -. 81 4o0 80 30.
enc. cb I-HJGs-KecelPts. $4,000 head. shipmsnts
-, nr,d fuarart hanged IIght Bacon uoE-, luc
t,.h.r ..tted S6dsu 81. Heavy fackluf auu Skipping.
a. ,rat7 2. Iirh,. - - 30. Nkips, - Gs5 10.
is d, active and general steady sp,y well clrur
I,'nr ID a - Good Choice. SSdab 49, Common to
t,ir 90 So utchef- IT At a. iUG - 90 stocAOrs and
- 'ef- I'D f .u0< 3D.
spEgP-i;ecept 3jOOhead. shipments, 700 head. mar
Nj .ity soager via IN hnpiOt "a uthanl hut NOT
LIS higher; Common To Fair - 2jdt4 10. Medium to
,tt'od - ga { 81. ChOic. t. LItra 30 80 90.
,T lBrKfY Penn. Fob. lCArLk- Receipts, 40 head
mar.et nothing dOlng. ....-- ,,,.,., &c.,.
- a. raitiInore. 50 -Uas6 - orker- Fu 10a -
sc.ipt. 1000 hc d. market duh uut.i - doing
=, far- Feb -CAr1LK- Receipts, l,3uu heal. ship
-, a., head narEet -tesuC WIN fair demand.
,.nod fo thmce shipping steers. 3dsb 80. Ilght
Ssd 10 hoco Butcher s1OcA Si9si 30 stocAers aud
Trrroi. 500 head; shipments 900 head strong
ir sud ae,o Workers, 50 - 6tb 40; fHcklhS % "uG
- ma, ie. ~ 10 ENtrI. 80 'odfo 80 .
Receipts 500 mead shipments go head market
ami I'D llger ony Jrst grades "a abe. Fan 10 0ood Mu
is S.as -, Choice 10 Fancy sOaFJ o. IcAA - 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02

HAY AND sTRAW-were generally quiet and steady
Supplies not as nee
Hines Oniet and unchanged
HoPsIThere was nothing new Trade for home use Is
email ana the export equally limited The Gdyces
ram steady feeling Here, IL IA uhcer
in dealers that the In1rKet has gone 10 0ieces
although VIII event aiy improve
ad n tbe win ende1yOr 10 mold On Choice
WETAIs~A Al the Iron and Meta Exchange To-Day; Iron
ane pig steadier I'm domestic weak III foreign oa hhs
easier lin dun weaker copper unchanged Lean quiet
spslter neg ected, . . ,o1aoo por,o D,eo
AZ H5.c: English Stands, fOd43c. ,.--...-
sirsned ~ ~ 6j a$l 20, spirits Tnrpentno
10 extent Of loo bills; HOuhernr AL % IHeI
b3 40 1890, and 10 DO were qu0is, me
tor dropped lc gallon IL sad tnat ne sook
here ordered held owing 70 the prospect oioP
this spring Tar and Pitch, quiet Al, ,,,n ,,ods
"SCEt FREIG hTS-Berth very qu'etbnt Iaies
about hafters steady and oil room III SOME
LIVERPOOL. steam 5000 bnsh rain private Terms
Ys ID AOs inside for through Loo ibis flOur Is
al 200 boxes Cheese 35dloA 300 boxes Bacon -
81 a. Ss Tailow 26a 80 85'si Apples 3s.d3s6d
0ysters As sd 15s: 200 tons MeasaIsmenl ooo en5
lSSsS'' vicnr ScsSs2s 3D. 500 bbls 2s 80 s?s
"a tiiAsGoW steam, 900 bbls Flonr y edsSs 500
~ 40 Us "a obs Cheese AS "a a46s Bacon
a. NJ 1,sb GRAIN Td BRISTOL, steam Grain I'd
s 1uiy sIeam Ciraln 6hG6esd. ANIWEhP steam
tran quoted No sh ss ReSnsd Pet1o
n,o Il, ID LIVERPOOL or an9sher ph d1gV
i ,n sntha and Refined, So I'D SW hDiSn tOni
@ bRs each 300 bDls llennea PlNhte
IVY XS two American ships. D0Oo 70 opVOo ese' no
80, y.,e terms SrOCkHOLM, 5weuisn oII. o Sos Ieo
esneral Cage. at schooner i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NrwYoRK Feb l-BEEvES -Receipts were 81 cara Of
he manifested 70 arrive At Jersey ny but they
d nov cached Or The aTs na ar emanS for e
Cattle the 80 carloads or more let over " tsy re-
rant Thursaay The P9sa IKsf day iGT
10 nnpro cment in prices Inferior city Dressed
Beef was selling as l l"w .md an rs,ons
selling at l0c Western Dressed so "a At So - na
shirmentl today sheen the Kings Cross by y
parry The pieer De CSnInek te aIs sInent OF LEo
tito takes ont s2l quarters Of Beef and 100 croascs
~ on for J9ssP9 1o f fs. Ions MI not IN ali pTo5aby
re OF with tho Of Dressed Beef and Mutton for d.
CHLVES- so fesh receipts. and The Grassers which re-
mained unsod ,Ee Close OF nskg, sa no c
demand asssd i obont a. limited as the demand
for be ste Ks nd -trwed p"dges Ntas "oad h,Se 'oa
fairly At s'r1ay gS rs,. al whale er pTes can be
obtained aud ,les male a. ne eetrcmos q oa-c
mp N and % & vi wlS cr 70 'e CIV o. s s9
"a loais wore reported back 4" The last named pl,1"
6dh.st Wa, sod A. II n a. lea 10 car ea - wee
ec6ng the NewYork market present consists rse.
WOO Western -heep VIII are MOI worth as much - tne
p. were weak and a. delower I'mh were tar demand
~ &c and onmon P'iu' Lambs -, "a &c. With
abl Sc ~ D Harrington T=s We p@[.s".cf r.. DT,',sG a
Mutton vac G1te r.so u LAM. lad Come o Ii al
Ss.o.Judd & Bucklnsham sold l5s state sheep ioi 5
nj AZ III Keuturky do - a. Alzr 10 10 30 ~ az 6c
10 q. %. al = 10 western DO. ~ N. al
Ncrt,n 4 elicit 80 T. ms YAlia sheep ll5 n. At
,o DO Ir-C 2O1 Western do 80 10 90 De- 49,
go oi NJ Al 80 du. 900 o.. % &C. $50 DO - 20 az ~ 3d.
o, m a. .sc. li Peuu-yiyania Ltmbs % H. a. r.
: Ka.e sold =, Kentucky sheep mainly Ewes IA BIZ.
at f.. % 80 ~ 20 &c
&C 49, ohio do - II Go ID weslcfn LAMBS common
o. Do. 10 O'ic -. .-,, so. ,,....-- 49,. - &. -.
a. 90 10 d, - p ats 20 20 DO - al -. l2odo o.
h At &c. 10 ~ b AZ Ole - 90 ~ D. az - 40. go
tale Lambs o. al iisc; IL DO = ~ % g and 1j 10
K tra 81. H. phi ae term. pio5aoiy aboat - per n
nv - 90 sod - Mlchiga SHEEP s., %. l35 do
80 n Al az cos IN DO - o. - 10 i72 ,ato do ~ d.
Al c ot Ohio d. % o. 90 "a and 20 do. 70 ~ al - 90
maicnDecE & Davis sold = ME- shee ~ n At
n = 10 10 DO 80 h. At G'c ~ do. li2b ~ GO. 100
&C. w. do 3 M at re 1876 90 ~ 70 at - sad @i5 can
" h. hulne sod we,tera sheep. ?. n. stsj 20. lls
I,,. ~ do. l2i n "a CSC 49, Lambs
Sos d. &c. lsi do. sf 70. At7hc. aud 30 ohio &C. 20 o.
"a1, Receipt, we're % Of $3.50 hrsi-lO al
F,rti.h At AID rs Jersey tlty The foolrg
me NM. aud 1--we Hogs quo,ed al 90 o. 80 f"r
common 1 trinc .uppy Ut tourtgy DTcs~ las been
49, .r 10 me demand. with the exception ~ Iigtt
ie, Ma which A4BfcI 81 frh prices the marxct has
r,. du AL tnc Quotations ar 747ac Tor ueaNy
eL4,. T.. Medium. GO Tor lsht St-tc1 aud Da3zy To-
Lsu. Jur5cys .iac4uilnS f4Gsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02


LIVERPOOL Feb. l-l2S0 o. m-Coton steady: Miadhnf
Cplands ii, 20. Orleans do 57d. Sales. 100" bates,
in gdns 1000 b3es o5 s9sc@o9 ana
Low siidGnnC February and MaIcG deverv 5',d'
livery 5"sy. DO. Nay aud June delivery. 5''4a do
Augus delivery. 5s,d; do August sna scutomoeT dei'
cry. ylesd. ai,o 5'ls,d Fuurc' ,.. ..o, y, ,,s
"a, ,ai, '.o' . 900 bales Aulercar
eN rsr SGas F clause ' Sn p sad a - %
August and september lie livery, 57~,d Futures closed
cHAR,Tsroy Fob. lotion quiet Mlddnng l99ci
Low Adding sla o S Ss o s YES 1S; o 'I sRpS.
France bales. coastwse. 1906 Bales stock so'''o
@,fvYsTox Feb Cotton steady, Middling, &C.; Low
Mddhne NE Do"d OIu'a.l. =, e., ,,..t u,tf.,n
bales gross t''- 1aics SLp3r' io,oa @ haze.
t. The ,h.nnr- 49, bales coast~isc. 4.s,J bales s~'e-
NOZZLE Feb. Cotton quet; niddnnE 9'c. low
MddhnE e'oGi ordinary. ..ca net receipts Vs.
,aIss ioS Sales srocs 1875 bales - ~,
~ silsIne oc acoG oT'uSy sa,c. Let receipts
Osss sros' o4o' S1s' c sse2s 10 67 Sacs. to
Great Britain 1}3 bales sales 4Jo0 bales last evening
s.yaSsAS Fs6 i.-,'oioa steady. Madns o,e' Low
baie- gross 81 BARS stpofh ne SSnfinsni -bSes
i Ss.s. ''-O' '''''' '''' e.1---.. ~
EUROPEAN Markets.
fivrsroot. Feb l-Baoon. Cumberland Cnt 81 ~ short
EG 1 =" csfs 81 6sese American choeo Oh
$3.50 Mixed old turpenline spirit 500 F C
for od MiIoa Western. wheat "a az % pr cena 9r al
norna cub 3odatOOd for Red western spring V1@d9s'd
''l LdS T Fgo -sp,u. Iarpeuuns SGD casnTa
per tun. TalloN 40 rcwt konnod Petroleum o'saS
a. a.vSF Feb i-wucors Lard closed AZ 80 francs 90
eeR.S sE 4 FEB i-reolcum - franc. rs confines for
Fns Pale American pai1 10 francs 70 continues sellers
"s@s iIc , Ferroegm MARKS l. prennrs VII
coz, Lard closed at 81 narE' 90 ptennS'per ~ A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02

Iayed mercantile demand for bills For business os
we quote rates as follows: Bankers dis 3f %
IN "a sell for long and short serlng TO ,peohVe ,
52l3s and 177s for francs 9f'4 anu oo2 ioi
reichmarks; 1873 and 40ls for gullderS.
The Governors of the Bank OF England at their
reeul,r weekly meeting to-day made no change In
the hanks minimum rae Tor discount aud 1t re-
mains at per cent. During the week the bank
gained G3OS, 600 bullion and the proportion oil
,ts reserve to lis liza 1ilities was raised
from 44l2 to AZ 10 16 per cent. against
81 ls per cent at this date year ago. when the rate
for discount was q per cent Today the bank
made further gain on bal ,nce Of 200 bullion.
The weekly statement OF the Bark OF France shows
gains of go 900 francs gold and 900 francs
silver At the London Stock Exchange Brit
lsh consols were g lower at 102 1-16 for money
aud for new account the opening is 1O2 Bio United
States GIGS quoted Is lower al 1888 and the 4s
aud los 1-16 b CHER at l22 IL AID ll0 0-lo
respectively. Q tnatlOns for American railways
SIMPLY reflect yesterda = nome mlrkc SIN general
but lrfegu decline in the tpures. AT PAN,
French per cents were shade higher AT IS.Oo
francs.
The recei pts of -four and gram at the principaI
Atlantic ports this lst day of February were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02

tons stone 81 & . SS De FROM
~ tons Lumber s aud Empty Hhds sue ARA , NO,
sohool 40 Lumber and Fruit back Slow " f
PKoylsioNs-PoKK- options stlll NEGLECTED
ara gices Wholly Ho aH1e fA demfni fcm the obbng
trade Gales $50 bbs Mess SPOT S,5 hhs Gear Back
~ 7ds22 Spot New Mess quoted slS lodsl' W. IN
sa s2 Now. 9a ss9 9G e. p ESs Ness
SO 75@sIs O Packet sii a 30; y Extra india Mess
eu, I'd moderate soIrs 10 nbs sl9d2O CUT NEAas
Re lie dull and rather cas- + ~, " &C. 1900
10 Picked Relies IL III. ave are 'sae ~ pb pa
p ked Bellies - H. H. 9so ~ US 20
very dT here and P sS Th9hy ToGs sha hser
ged o16 demand continues tr Citv heavy hight
Sl,a3ssc. Pigs western sold f'sG ana
prices advanced points subsequently wea or ieS Nm
vi reaction Of taG Iolns ns ng ~. hr,st bur
demand light and ma My 10 supply actu c % SOd
49, t. f S TO-. e enh iST II So closing 2cc
i425Otcs Narch IL sn6 BIC, closing - g sooo cs
AMI 4osll15G closing l l6S tc. june il5oS
lie closing il 55c; 1850 ties july, 3$9i &c c.
closing 10 city steam good demand and held s,,rong
sales % osoc Of Regnedsaes 80 ie'' Gns,ne"
BUTTER not varied materially IN price win m'
demand cMGGSE-He, not yTTa not TareS maternity
-Modsrateiy active and steady domestic 6'sa7ci
sE%"s|cioyer ls,aal4c Timothy s2sso % Flax 81 20;
Calcutta lnseed nOminally, 81 80 fair dema LOT DO
sUoAR-Raw dur good ReanAs 81, G7sc go test
new sales reported. Refined in moderate demand PIE.
rather Sr iIela M0 om A. 5c cS %e sSs 49,
Yellow do. DO. 7ad7S Yellow C." 1G11 Yellow os5aoe
srEARINE~A shade Prime CITY quoted No NJ.
i9c oleomargarine Searino easier quoed so"''o To
TAGL0w%Dail and rather weak; Prime City quoted
S40SLc; sales 80 900 lbs SsaSi2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02

The Sub Treasury statement to-day SHOWS Il gam
on balance of 9l5,9S6. made up by com gam OF
S9s6,GO6' les. currency loss OF @ 80. lno
days transactions cover; RecelptS@l' pay
~oorts $3.50 s2s: currency balance. $6.212S53 ;
com balance. SIG ,76l $50 Money at the Stock
Fxcbanee ruled generally at 3l204 per
cen, lint later considerable business was done at
= ner cent and some exception busin SIS at u per
cent: the closing rate was per cent. Al the
bour of writing no ajvices have been received from
Washington of new call for bonds The domestic
exchanges on New-York at the places named are
Quoted "a follows: Savannah, ls0a5 premium /;
Charleston. par to Il pre- mum; New-Orleans, . "a
81 ~ prsiniun for commercial ana % premium iOr
Lonk ri Louis 80 cents discount; ChicigO, 90
Ccuts discount: Boston, 300 40 cents premium
Inc following is the puolie debt sthement Issued
February ], 1888. compared Win that Oh January
q 1853:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
Gopartnershlp Notices.
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