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Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-30
LATER.

The Mississippi River Commission
concluded a two days session at ST. Louis,
Mo-, on the Goth, having agreed on estl-
mates for appropriations to be made for
work below Cairo. The figures were not
made public.
| MEDICAL superintendents of Amerl-
can institutions for the insane were in ses-
sion at Providence, r. l., on the 2Gth.
A SURVEY of the country west of the
Rio Pecos in Texas has been ordered by
the Government.
AT Lebanon Junction, KY, James
Tewell, colored, was shot in twenty-seven
places the other night by an unknown enc
my. He leaves wife. No cause for the
murder was known.
| PAUPER immigration was considered
by the Cabinet session on the 10Th, and as
result the Secretary of the Treasury tele-
graphed the Collector of Customs at New
York to cooperate with the Commissioners
of immigration and prevent the landing of
all immigrants found to be paupers within
the meaning of the law. Where paupers
have already landed they are to be found
if possible and returned to the port whence
they came.
IT was reported the other day that
the recent operations of the British soldiery
against Chief Gbpowa in West Africa
were attended with horrible atrocities COM
mitted by native allies of the English.
AT Elk Creek, one mile and half
east of Missoula, Mont, few days ago,
on a siding, a gravel train backing down
was run into by a wood train, and instantly
killed eighteen Cinnamon, wOunding from
twenty to twenty-five others. The engi-
neer of the gravel train was killed and the
fireman seriously wounded. No one was
hurt on the wood train.
AT Swathmore College. Pennsyl-
vania, of seven graduates who took the de-
gree of bachelor of arts the other day, five
were females; of five who became bache-
lors of literature, two were females.
CHOLERA is said to be making sad
ravages at Damietta. OF forty-two deaths
there in one day recently twenty eight were
known to have been from cholera and the
rest were supposed to have been.
The Ohio Supreme Court has de-
clared the Scott Hquor.tax law constitu-
tional.
A FR1GHTFUL accident occurred at
Trespassy, N. F., the other evening.
large fishing boat went down and six men
were drowned out of a crew OF seven. 1t
was supposed she was overloaded.
A SPECIAL from Jefferson, Tex, on
the 2eth reported the lynching of negro
for assauIting a white woman. He made
full confession. In Wisconsin a negro un-
der arrest for similar crime, though not
so aggravated case, was shot to death.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-30
EPIT0ME OF THE WEEK.
Interesting News Compilation
From Washington.

THE Secretary of the Interior is urged
by General Miles to make a permanent set
tlement with the Spokane chiefs, en- route
to Washington on the Goth, by purchasing
the remainder of Moses reservation, which
he pronounces n second Black Hills.
Ten THOUSAND blank-forms are being
sent ont by the Woman's Christian Tenn
pcrance Union from Washington for petit
tions to Congress asking that the sale of
liquor he prohibited in the District of
Columbia.
On the 22d Chief Moses and two other
chiefs of his tribe of Indians arrived in
Wa shing'on from Washington Territory,
to obtain money in payment of lands de-
clared open to settlement.
THE business failures during the seven
days ended on the 22d numbered 1S1,
against 1856 the previous seven days, divid-
cd as follows: New England and Middle
States, %: Western, 4S; Southern, As: Pa
cific States and Territories, 81; Canada, %;
New York, =.
1T has been decided by Secretary Teller
that General Crooks captive bucks could
not be placed on the San Carlos reserva-
ton, but he would consent to receive the
children and unmarried sQuaws.
THE President has appointed Captain S.
J.. Phelps, of Washington, Minister TO
Peru, and Richard Gibbs, of New York,
Minister to Bolivia.
1t is announced that the actual cost of
the recent Star-route trials at Washington
S2G1,3lS
CANADIANS TO the number of - $40 have
cmigrated into the United States during the
past ten months.
THE President has appointed Colonel D.
l.. Parker, n prominent official in the post
office department, as postmaster at Wash
ingst0n.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR was visited on the
::;d by Alexander Sullivan and other rep
rcSentative 1rishmen, who submitted facts
showing that the British Government was
assisting inmates of pOor-houses to emf
CRATE to the United States. The delegation
alleged that for this purpose cl00.OW was
voted by Parliament, and that helpless
poor people were arriving steadily on our
shores. The President replied that the
subject under consideration, and a
thorough investigation would be made.
INFORMATION has been received at the
Treasury Department that large numbers
of Chinese laborers are being imported into
California through British Columbia in
violation of the Anti Chinese law.
AT twenty-six leading clearing houses in
the United States the exchanges for the
week ended on the 23d were S1,0o9, ,00S ,6I3,
against S:.92, 1IS,417 the week previous,
indicating marked Improvement i'll busi-
ness.
GENERAL Crook was on the 18th ordered
to Washington by Secretary Lincoln, to
consult to the best plan of dealing with
the Chiricahua captivcs.
Fer the week ended on the 23l the issue
of standard silver dollars from the mints
amounted to 2ll ,999; for the corresponding
period last year, 2nJ,493.
The President issued an executive order
the 18th promulgating the changes
made i'm the Internal Revenue Collection
Districts, the order to take effect July l.
or soon thereafter practicable The
number of the districts is reduced from
one hundred and twenty six to cighty-two
reduction of forty-four.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-30
The East.

THE failure of the Union and Bay State
Manufacturing Company, of New York,
straw-goods manufacturers, for $s59, 900, is
announced
THE celebrated minstrel, Charles Backus,
died at New York on the 21st.
ADvICEs of the 2lst from Boston state that
the WOODEN mill industry in New Engla nd
is depressed, and that mills are closing
owing to the sluggishncss of the dry goods
market.
JOHN GIBSON & Co.'S two large ware
ouse, at Gibsonton, Pa, containing one
Thousand barrels of whisky, We're de-
stroyed by fire on the 21st. Loss, 500 900.
Fifteen men were badly burned by ex-
blossoms which scattered the LIQUOR in all
directions
THE straw-goods manufacturing firm of
William T. Cook & Co., at Foxboro, Mass,
has failed for S2U,OOO.
MAYOR NOLAN, of Albany, n. Y, re-
signed his position on the 22d without stat
ing the cause.
In one family in Lancaster, Pa, five
deaths from smallpox bave occurred, and
considerable alarm prevailed on the 22d
over the spread of the disease.
MRS. G.. NJ. HOPKINS laundry, at Troy,
n. ", together with seven thousand dozen
collars and cuffs, was destroyed by fire a
few days ago. Loss, $4,000.
a FARMER residing near Glen City, Pa,
named Elmer Snyder, was recently sur
priSed by a visit from a young man claim
ing to bc his runaway son, who proved to
be a Chicago thief. The villain waited his
time, and then robbed the old man of $500
in money and bonds.
JOHN RYAN and Samuel Rutherford,
aged thirteen ard twelve years, respect
ively, were drowned in Brady's Lake, at
NJ r.,,,, R,1fh
erford lost his life in attempting to save
his companion.
A BOY of nineteen, named James Glid-
den, shot and killed Perry P. Long, aged
seventeen, in Dover, n. H., a few days ago.
Glidden claimed the shooting was accl-
dental, but his story was not believed
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER was greet
ed by an immense audience at flymouth
Church, Brooklyn, on the 24th, it being his
seventeen birthday.
On the o4th three hundred ''assisted"
Irish immigrants arrived in New \ ork.
The Commissioners of Castle Garden would
take steps to at once send the party back,
under the law forbidding the landing OF
paupers.
WHILE bathing in Saratoga Lake few
days ago, John Stryker, well-known mill
ionaire, of New York, was drowned. lie
had been married only two months.
The Brooklyn Academy of Music was
filed to its utmost capacity on the evening
of the 18th by friends of Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, in honor of his SEVENTEEN birth
day. Congratulatory addresses were made
by Rev. DR.. Fulton, Rev. Robert Collyer,
Hon. John Barry, NJ. F., and Mayor Low
Mr. Beecher responded in an eloquent and
impressive speech.
The cases of "assisted" immigrants was
considered by the New York Commission
ers of Emigration on the 25th, and they
decided to do their utmost to prevent the
landing of such persons.
FoUR frame buildings were recently
burned at Milford, Mass, and Captain Will
lam p Burke lost his life.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-30
Saved Him 1,SOO Dollars.

ADAMS n. 7 :, J1n %, INN-
DIR. B. ]. KENDALL " Co. Gcnt>:-Having
used good deal of your kcndall'S SPAWN Cure
with great success. / thought would let you
know what it has done for me. Two years ago
/ had as speedy :. colt ever raised i'll
Jefferson County. When was breaking him,
he kicked over the cross-bar and got fast ana
tore one of his hind legs all to pieces. en-
pIoyed the best farricrs, but they all said he
was spoiled. He had very large thorough
pin, and used two bottles of your Kendall
SPAWN Cure and it took the bunch entirely
OH and he sold aftcrward for 81, 800 zone thou
sand eight hundred dollars l have used it
for bone SpavinS and wind gals, and it has
always cured completely ard left the leg
smooth.
have recommended il to good many and they
all say it does the work. ! in whitening
ton & Knccand's drug store. in Adams, the
other day. and very fine picture you
sent them. ] tried to buy it, but could not;
they said if | would write to you that you
would send me one. I wish you would, and
will do you all the good can.
Very respectfully, r.. ;. LYMAN.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-30
West and South.

krSt. Louis on the 10th the Williamson
p Stewart Paper Company failed for S1o2,-
900.
REPRESENTATIVES, of the counties of Da-
kota south of the forty-sixth parallel met
in Huron few days ago and determined to
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-30

Chicago, whose failure has been an
nounced, were $6,O00,OO0, with assets at
about $J0,0 900.
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STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALnNorr. Jan. I7-Couoa QUIET MddnSs $, !, lo !,
Flour stsad owa,1 street sSa wess9 - ss g 5 y
Mills super - 50atl do Extra 81 25fss - 90 hio
sa%Hi ~ o ESd 81 lcSs A%oeS 81 isS
81 6 Haya9a 81 3 80 western w@SST Hsa
White Soc: DO Yellow, 66c.; Western MIXED SPOT 90 vi
Wmis a. 4S1c DO Mixed 40 SIooI Pennsylvania a.
rye ni ana M1fysnd SD Pfoyisions~Mess PorE
ss75 BuEmeas Shoulder S%S4 Clear Clear oa 9
Sizes e' we. m1% Packed aa2so GrcaS
s ep s2aS6c Eggs. 25c Petroleum Refined 7Sa GO
eagos' Ordinary 20 f Ms. *. as s.
Jan s'ea White S" %Sto Gi's So ss sSnaa
Amber s. ass ,ater. :, r. from No 9IpD ns,os
ssg5551ss M5sl ye flo a siss raaa5 5SssG
aIoees. $3.50 wheat arm White Michigan at
, 70 n H Ma SpT. y BID H eSS al
the year 80 RED Michigan N store 81 49, NS White as
Goc; New, 50c, Oes dan 70 Ml1sI ws,taf I, ~
a. gs 'CSeOe Ma O State 1Hr 7@sSSo State
a. i ns"ected Uornmea quoted Coarse 81
4sl4 cwL: Fine. 81 6OGSl oo PatenG rtoc ,
Fine. si7Ssls FInshei. S2Oes44 Frelshs to Ne"1orE
i4 ~ rhr o. s Ti III eSc corn re
FaXseed &c Lumber % - s., 10 Aip"uE g "a
recopt. Flour 5000 bos Wheat 2IY9o push a JGT T
$500 BUSH railroad shpmels-Flour, 400 bDsi wheat,
$1,000 bssh, Corn 4OVO bush. Oats IIOOO DdS' bArey'
oHlcGGo jan .~Flour steady Common to Choice spring
81 i Pssa 2 VS. 81 % Winter Wheat lar
old 81 90 us5 o. new s5as5 So Low GRADES ~ OO9sJ 90
Wheat im: Regular. III OOH January 81 fe.dnaiyi
y 90 May 29e21-c all the YEAR No Rcd lo wntsr
81 o. cash e6'se Janlary 0ll2ag4c az inc year; ~
3. Ole; Rejected 6lo; No. Chicago spring III VgaD
VI OOa cash. d9J4o January % &c all tho year ~ ia
97qc February. 81 O9s4 May No. Chicago spring o"2c'
Rejected. Soc Corn strong at 81 aDo1c Ca3h OSC;;
January 5GaG5Jsc rebruary 66 a57i9c Nav o. ac All
Rejected 45be oats steady al 1851 2c CASH
75-c. January J1a5i'se February, sose al tho year
3J40.9lG May. Rejected, 80. Rye miner at bOso
Barley steady at l9d3Oc. FlaIseed fra at 81 ~
dSi ~ = Good crushing 81 II Rejected. 81 sv
Choice Russian ~ j.. Butter steady falf 10
fancy. 21g5se DMne,. good 10 choice. 25sS3ci Pack
ing ~ Sc Eggs steady 2Jd2c. Dressed Hogs
81 2O0fl 20 Pork higher s7 h0Sl7 40 cash:
sIBS5asl6 80 ali the year s7 l0ds7 10 January Sl1 52r
February; Sl7 70 Aarcn. Lard higher ut 6T29lO1Oe
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LIVE STOCK MARkErs-RY rELEaRArH

BupFALo Jan IL AHA Keoelpts to-day. Loo head
ff lrlt ful limo lt8t
week consigned through l73 cars nothing doing
sHygp AID Ltas-Receirts to-day. POO head total Tor
the week thus -up head for same rme last week
$1,000 head consigned Though II cars market M - y
prces sh Fair 70 Good Western sheep = 100
- sn Choice Fancy - jasJ 70. Common. - dtt 3D.
anas- Recrlpis today 900 head: total for the week
thus lar ~, m head time last week, 2'0 head
consigned through 100 ma ~ opr.r active 9 closed
AM saea Cooa O. thoico Workers 81 30 81 5it GoOt
Butchers Medium 50 4JdsG 60 Choice Heavy % o1@
81 10. Fair do 50 iOas6 81. .-...,--. ,..-..-
90 head strong aud Ictve quality - a. hl od
Common 10 cool Mixed gudSB 40 Heavy 81 10 80 40
IIVhf So 40 ~ skips tOdS5 20. markot closed rm
CATTLE Receipts 5000 hrad; shipments. 2.AOO heAa;
ma krt active and prices NOT quOldJy changed no
Eytra here. = a - 3O Good Ia Choice Saipping
50 45dsJ Common to Fair 81 2OeS 81 Lutehen e .
az 10 NtocEers and FeciefS, FSHt4 io hhct CI"Aeu
st@ad fair 81 -aranor made o..o,-. .
sagRP-Recepts shipments COO head market
steady; Common Ia Fair Sass 20 Medium
10 cool - ds4 80. Choice 10 Extra, - 100 p Co
.-T ms tTY Penn l7-CATftK- cpts, 2I2 head
market slow; Prime - 75d$6 Fair TO Good sodso oo'
Wo@S Receipt 5000 head market slow Phllad,lphes
~ sa az III atmoe- 80 40 40 40 Workers - goo ~ 10
suFIP- Rec i1A 800 head, market dull; ~ rhine
a 81 GtubO. Fair 10 God - 25dSi ;; Common. @s
az LOUIS Jan. I7.-CATILE- Receipts, E%JO headi sup
nes Ia mead. market and nm, some sales sl
higher good demand for all grades EAporta 70 OO9s1
Common 10 Pair ches stock. - 20 2O Oou 10 Oho'e'
az n nj 5O Htockers and Feeders. s3 bOdt4 20.
SHERP-Recoipt 1000 head shipnents Oos hoh MAR
steady IN good demand. Common 10 Medium - sCg
IS 49, Good slafi 3d. Prime 10 fshoy he~y - 10
UoGs-Receipta 10000 head shipments 700 head Light
and eayy grades hnef Medium easier; $3.50 lV
Packing SJqSO 20. ButcnoIs' 10 Extra, ~ 2Oa9of o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-18
COTTON nAKKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

LvsRPOOi. Jan. IL. -l2:SO m.CotOn steady; M4ding
rplandA 55sd; Orleans do. 64d. Sales 10000 bales
including 100 bales sDecution ana export Receipts
bSOOO bales including 900 American FutnTesu plands
FEBRUARY delivery. 5S4d co February and March dc
livery Bssad March and April delivery bts4d do April
snd NAV delivery 5ss4d.; do. May and June delivery
bss.d July delivery. 6o@ed 10 July and Au
gust delivery 5Se.d do August ano September delivery
tssad Futures tat 80 49, $1,000, ,.. ..,.. -, ~.
Cav lnciddsd 300 bales AmerlcaL
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 1850 y. mCOttOn-tu plands
Low Midding clause. January delivery 5"sH 40 snusfY
and February delivery 6sd.; do April ana Nay dehvey
eossd August and September delivery oe1" FUTURES
Closed barely STEADY. -. .,as,. o,
Low abiding 9igo Good Ordinary nc. reeelptH ii11
the Continent 1850 baes: Great Britain Loo bales
taes
.gALyFsroS, Jan. l7.-Cotton dul Mddlng 94c.i Low
hlodhng. Csc; GOOD Ordinary. sac net Iecelps .
pses; gross. 2l7Z DaieS exports 70 Great bIa'H vV
pAes 10 France 927 bales: 10 the Continent D"es
70 me Channel 1865 bales cOastwse. bales; SAFES 0OO
A. MOBILE Jan. 7.-cotton nrm hiddlnE Sasci Low
Nianing eatc.i oooo Ordinary 0c.i net receipts eSo
pAos gross. 1913 balesj coastwlse 900 Daes'
sA.ss 200 bales; stoeS. 4 / 800 baes - ~.
fMsw.oK ss>s. Jan. l7.-Coton quiet hidding eosci
Fl Do nlodng sIsc; Good Ordinary. SSec; get receipts
Srsa ac Continent - baies; c0astsse, = DAes; 10
bll4in l2l95 bales Gales. 5.O'O bales last evening"
s'sVI Da Is. stock. 82O. 2Ub baes.
Ss,aa,aNAb jan l7-<;ouon steady; Midhlng, 9Sc1 Low
kas o"tsci 1000 ordinary 6ac.' neb receipts 100
10 zSz bales exports cosstwse l6z0 Daesj
salss Deih - bales; 10 tho C0ntin6nt 80 % paess
SIss %oVo baies last evening 200 Daies stock sasoo
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rrpoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Jan. I7-l2:3O p D.-U tour and a half per
bonds ll6l do five per cent bonds eIendea 0SS
ufcaIes 49, Erie 4l@ New YORK Central ~ y Illinois
Central 1904 Reading 29e New York Ontario and West
ern 27Sl; Milwauke and ST. Paul common liOl0. -
LONDON Jan 1880 mParis a6 Wees quote three per
cent rentes at 10 francs 80 centimes FOR the account
LONDON. Jon. 1880 mlndla Council bills were al
iotted to-day al a decline OF red. per rupee.
LONDON. Jan. l7-5:00 D. m-Auantc ana Oreat western
eecod certificates 10 IA Illinois Central
lbOLo Reading % New.YOrk Ontario ana western. 27
LONDON Jan IA m.-PaTis advlces quote three per
cent renfe ut 10 1872 confines for the account ana
exchange on London 20 cennes Tor checks
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t,elp UanieJ.

a ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEMs
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M "a Fast FouIfeenth.st corner Union square, 100 Third
49, cor,er at the HARLEM OFFICES.
Nos 90 and 23Jv Thirtave- corner one hundredtnn
Wenty-hfth- S. up atresular once fAteA
NGELL'o iURKioh, ELEC ihlC AND
N ROMAN BATHS 81 Lexington ave. want young
America and women; medical students or graduates
preferred also. COOK and steward
IANITOR WANTED for Club House. Adj
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XVANTED-Young man as clerk and It Dog
w rapher In large railroad Office salary 80 10 sioy
Der MONTH according ability. Address Ia handwiihg et
applcan giving age experience references A r. So
81 Eat 2Sd 81.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, sro0Ra
BOSTON, Wednesday. Jan. IL, 1883
0J0SJy0 Prices OF PHILA DELPHiA STOCKS
,,......dYu Inay IL DIYls g Co. II WaLL.st.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. Up. NJ.

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. Up. NJ.
To-days stock market made material advances
;nprices The recorded business amounts 10 Aol'ooo
shares Prices opened higher than last evenings
closing figures and further advances were made
The market closed strong at near TO inc pest prices
of the day ,.,,..,
Governments were dull; but the bidaings lot 'no
y. ond Ola we're advanced ls aud Il respectively
IonIv small amounts. however, could be sold at the
,royot;opsl. the bids for the As and 4l2s were g
lower.
Annoyed are the closing quotations:
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J.ss..
S 65e Short csar soc Wisely .' steady at 81 e.
s stT Ra ss:; q
rs % Sa.a SS Sssui bus bush
lower; New Ear 4995oe: No. Mixed "a lc spot 54,s
Na GsSd 4isiss spot sSs j1SH
s am ssI q sr NO Spring, Og |.
1850 suEmsat, shoulders sc; cs. Rib sisc Bacon
steady az 81 IS Bucr ssad ys Sho,Se %..ssio
&c. Choice Central Ohio goo Sugar steady; maTG. shS
at sSSs. fsS:ias saseasr.. 50 sSSsO 75'
Drfsolf, jan i9'-FIoar quiet 5esso 90; whs..
N %h s g Z. ,ns Tys q 81 q E ESSHf ~
Red. Winter, y dig No. White ssc Corn dull; NO
ss MISS SfE S9 5' Cs' sje.d s Fass
%a' and
SS 'saSy s 60 o DO
81 90 40 SGS sS e 30 e Ss o. 40 pa dol r.
S. Minnesota Patents Good 81 20 Rye Flour DUH 81 80
g 62 Corn Mea nominal Buckwheat iar demand and
8 sIH is Ia 10 o Sea January a Rys%En5sT
non grain dS1o %1e dsSS s1
White no. do 4'G Co. eo Ssese,s Geo.
S So Nh Meas 81 So % Beet II Hams sis sss So
SIS 90. Hams-smoKed OdI3i9c: do saltDetre lli4c.'
sides S 90 a s sGoa SGee IN p SET S o
S 90 smOksS 9o gsHe. 'a Kett i'SiI s.
90. steam 40 Zoe butchers Loose loLS t,i9y
LOOSE 400 Butter-crOamerv Extra rennsvivana 4Oc;
Western. Good Choice - az Bradford
County and YORK Extra TUBS 3D03lc DO Firss 700
2oG3Jc. do. Good to Choice 23@
.2S 81 western
Full Cream Ial4 &C.. Western Fun Cream 49, DO tar
SKINNED. sS6ac ooreo-Rio $50. sugar-kaw nrm at
steady Cut Loaf 94o Crushed. 99.o: Powdered, 9a.c
Granulated sac. Mould A. 9lsc Standard. SIC Seeds
Fcod-winter Bran ST. oJSsi %; Spring SIG OOssl65O
Petroleum hrn Refined in oOls7 c Cases. lO2c Whsk'y'
Logs. Jan. I7rCq5 dslI Triple s1t E ss4o
81 5ss5 Wheat steady Red Fall 81 o.'4 ~ 0S
sash S SsTss az Mary No. S SsS F T. SaS
No do S5Ss5sc higher 4s% 14s'sc cash $50
sS 'spaeIA Nay FssP 1885 H1 CASH @
ss5C1 NobTaska 7O9isc butter steady DAIRY. 25SS3S
steady al 81 H. PORK easier SIT % cash sl7 90 Jana
ny iGS s sh 90 tS sSo e
9loc Bacon firm; shonde[s Sc: short RIB l9ac.
fS Ss cs1 1000 O %h. sGmPl At iS oo
sSnS 9s SRsS SG b co
10000 bush. oats looo bush: Rye none Barley none
RED o. January 81 o. s5 81 C GS2,
Sn hI' Hsh M2.d 5c No. Spot Sie YEA January Ssc
I'sc. February; May Sole; all the Ssac. Oats
Ksceipt.0whcat 1000 BUSH Corn 10000 BUSH Oats,
mono. shlpmentsFlour none; Wheat 5000 bushj Corn
i6,0O0 bushi oats none.
EURoPEAN MARKETS.
LIyERrooI. jan 7.Racon, Cumberland Cut 500; Short
RIB 6O0d PORK Prime Mess s5Od do Western 30 Lard
FOOD for Turpenuo 5pIritA 1884 PrOytnOns-
hs Ga S ao Gr %sG % pun c
orna Cnb 02ddAOd for Red Western Spring SID 995d
LONDON Jan l7.-sDirts .Turpenuns. so0d Calcutta
per tun. TalloW 40 per ewt Refined Ptroleun Ohdo
GivSE. Jar I7-wnOor' Lard closed al 50 francs rs
&STwESr jan i7-Petroeum 10 francs ~ centimes for
Fine Pale American paid and 2. francs o confines Seler"
iAT R 10 ThTs I y 40 ie1nig, vii
Lard closed So 90 pfenngs per no nlos
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CHILL; ]: 6s.IBi6gX, c c@TGnnii1s


FbUI IT rs IEK ANU IT NDV NW hNIIT
III ROA CO.-ro the Holders ~ the Income Bonds The
Directors decided that succn number n
amount Bondhoders OF the company have
proposition accept Consolidated First Mort
gage Runis IN exchange Tor their Income Bonds. Ia justify
Them Authorizing tho exchange on the proposed TERMS VIZ
The Income Bonds viii accepted 80 per cent OF their
value payment iOr tho consolidated Fist Mortgage
par The holders OF the Income Bonds who assent
wutug 10 the exchange before February lNe VIII re-
the Consolidated Bonds az par gat"-tha H. with IN
tcrcs from cccmhcr J. ISL The holders OF tho Income
Bonds delay uut aft0r February ! 1883.
WIN pay accrued interest IN" tCnsndatei
li2 Ia order To avail themselves OF
the privilege Of making Tho exchange
First MORTGAGE Bonds will he ready 20 de-
liver N The Bonds Fehrua next and
matters n ihc hpdrts The income Louis
VIII send IN their asseHts a. promptly ~ possible.
WALSTON H. BROWN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-18
Proposals.
PROPOSALS
FOR


PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until wednesday.
January 81 1888, 10 o'clock q. for furnishing tho
PAPER the PU BLIC PRINTING until the 18th OF Feb
award be made by tho Joint Committee OF
Congress Public Printing TO the lowest aud best bidder
Of the Government the committee resery
ing TO itself right 10 reject and ali bids It's Iudg
schedules OF the description quantity and quality
required accompanied by samples aud blank pro-
pOsa s. giving the regulations with which Oidiers muss
be obtained Dy addressing D. r. houhus fuDlic
he contracts will entered into for supplying such
quantities paper be needed during the year. and no
more. 80, l. ,-..., 4. A.. -. ~.
estimated quantities
40 500 reams finished printing paper 2ixSs.
10 600 superne super calendeIed printing paper
2sX3S
5000 realms superne upcrcaendered printing paper,
3Sx4S.
10000 resms superne unprecedented printing paper,
5000 reans eaeDdered printing paper "a
1900 reams printing paper Diff
200 reams suOertne sized white
tinted printing paper. different sizes.
5000 roams map paper. different sizes aud weights.
10000 reams whito wiring paper different sizes anu
$500 rsAas cOored writing paper, different sizes and
weights.
1000 realms OF paper different sizes and weights
manila pa Del, different sizes
100000 pounds of best plate paper, different sizes ana
weights.
500 reams Anchor tissue paper 2oys0
10000 sheets imitation parchment different sizes
G9 900 sheets d different coors sizes weights 80.
BY direction OF the JOINT Committee of Congress On fuo
ii"'iiS s. p. ROUNDS.
Public Printer.
washingto ton. January g. 1888.