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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

OofIesfondelce OF tne L DlLAotiFniA lHAes-
SOMERSET, Pa, April 23.-I write
to-day from noted locality, the seat
of Justice of county noted for its
production of numerous distinguish
ed men, of one of whom especial
mention is made.
Somerset county has no navigable
stream, is situated far inland and for
long time was In an equal degree
cut off from the advanced civilization
of the Atlantic coast and the sturdy
enterprise of the Mississippi valley,
yet Notwithstanding the general linn
itation and restraint of life under
such circumstances there is no coun-
ty in the state more remarkable for
the production of men of mark.
Somerset, which lies among the
mountain counties of Pennsylvania,
spread over the junction of two ridg-
es of the Allegheny chain, which
gives General Ogle's theatre, and its
people who cast .he company for
the drama of his life were In such
keeping with him as if they had
been made for him and he for them.
Alexander Ogle was an exception
ally heroic character, as were Napol-
con, Cromwell and Jackson. Doc
tor William Elder, in sketch Of
General Ogle says: He was not one
of litter. He was made On pur-
pose, and in his kind was complete
in him. He was of a breed which
leaves no heirs and needs no success
sor." He was the patriot politician
of Somerset county, The acknowledg-
ed great man of the world he lived
In. Although not an educated man
as he owed nothing but reading and
writing in his mother tongue and
simple arithmetic to the schools, his
instincts were large and true, his
feelings so honest and earnest and
all his aims so just and generous
that he always found the truth and
right by sympathy with their senti-
A1Cill anu was tfOA C0AN Va NAS ~
quired inspiration at the moment OF
his need. While he was not deeply
read in history, civil policy, law or
general literature, knowing no art or
science as system, he was none the
less equal to any emergency. Such
was has native strength and readi-
ness at all points that in represen-
tative career of forty years III the
State and National Legislatures and
the incident contact with the great
men OF politics, he was never nom
plussed by his defects of education.
In public debate and conversation
he was remarkable fer tact, blunt
wit and effective eloquence; besides
be had voice and manner of decla-
nation which insured the reception
of everything he uttered.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

The most delicate watch wheels
are now made Of paper pulp in Ger.
many. as
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Never fret it win only shorten
your days
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06
ALEXANDER OGLE.
The Politician Of Somerset
County Who Was an Elk
ceptional Character.
HIS POWERS AND ABILITIES.
. A Man Made on Purpose-His Kind
Complete in Him."

'orrespondence Of the Pbiiadeiphia Times.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

@Your grandmammas can tell you
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-08

There is now living in Picsens county,
Ca, a man who during the rebellion
donned his wife's dress. kept his face
close shaved and wore big sun bonnet,
in order to avoid being conscripted and
sent to the front. The officers in search
of recruits frequently visited the house
and asked his wife where her husband
was, aud at the very moment he could
be seen working in the field in female
garb. BY the time he had worn out
seven OF his wife's dresses he became
tired OF masquerading, enlisted and be-
came good soldier.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-08

nnT nfor working peo ,.le. Send 10 cents
Hill Upostage, and will mail you free
Hill q royal. valuable sample box Of goods
thai viii put you in he way of max
ing more money in a few days than you ever
thought possible at any business. Capi'al not
required, You can live at home and work in
spare time Only, or all the time. All of both
sexes, of all ages. grandly successful, so cents
to S5 easily .arned everv ,ening. That all
who want work may test the business, we make
this UNPARALLELED offer: To all who are not
well satisfied we will send 81 to pay for the
trouble of writing US Fun particulars, direc-
tions, ETC., sent free. Immense pay abs III ely
sure for all who start at once. Don't delay
Address SrINsoS Il Co, Portland, Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-08

The novel computation has been
made by German histologist that the
human brain is composed OF no less
than 300, 0,OO0,0 900 nerve cells, each an
independent body, organism and micro
scopic brain SO far as concerns its vital
relations. As each nerve cell is esti-
mated to live about 60 days. 5000. 900
must die every day, about 100000
every hour. and nearly $500 every
minute. The dying cells are replaced
by an equal number of their progeny,
ami once in every 60 days a mans brain
is entirely renewed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-08

The catch Of Goldfish off the New
foundland banks during 1884 was the
largest on record. The French take
annually 800, 900 quintals of cod, worth
81, 100000. Americans take a large
quantity. but no returns are kept.
The whole amount taken during the
year was l.S3O,4l7 quintals. showing
Newfoundland to he the largest and
most valuable cod fishery in the world
Next to it comes that OF Norway, with
an annual catch OF 100 800 quintal~.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-08
CHAS. CHENOWETH,

COUNTY school superintendent, In.
Osurance Agent, Commission Agent and
Notary Public.
Omce-.-Book store, near Corner of Bridge anc
Third Streets.
WtnneuNuCCNs NtNHU0s
Acknowledgements, Affidavits and Depositie ne
taken, and all Legal Instruments Of Transfer
drawn with Care. m 1Stf. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Dec 7 Tn Drovsr. JouraIl REPORTS: CNue-
REGENTS 900 head shipnen son head market steady
Expots OOG 5 - lows and Mixed - OOas % SiOcs
ers ~ iUGs4 O Feeders. " iOasi 10: Texans. - .
-
dun INFERIOR s2UOGS3 - Nsuyos ~ oOes5 81 LEANS
Bo5s-Recerpts $4,000: shipments 1000 market weak:
ponsb N.ed - 2ja rs. PacEng aud ShDpng IS 80 q
"a Light : 80 rN 30. SklOS - BOA 70 -.
TONS. T.-Cdtfte-kecelDts 600 shiDmsnts.
7,l market steady Choice Native shipping steers
- qsj l5 ative Butcher Steers IS 1884
Texan Steers. - 5O6tS % "a. 49,
yhs,p-ReceID Sbl siip nent.. 500: common - Ma
dinm ~ wv a. Farto Cloce 81 d0dSJ 10; LAMBS 81 %
ass 30 go "
Eoo.-RecelDts 10 100 suIDments. 800 Light SIS SO
a. PACKING. = bda<3 Heavy. - 1888
BUyTALa I-CI:tts-R@ceDts 29lO 1set total
for weeK ttus i9l1 neat week 1880
head thro ~ and steady
Good - - @si tOi Stojxers AMI Feciers
t3DtS d.
sh,sp toisv 10000 head Tor thus TAR
T.. Tor same tine ass weez 5000 head "onsSned
through. - marSet quiet and weak Medium 10
Good % OOas 70 GOOD TO Choice - Boss f1 Oan~ha
Lambs. IS OOd5 A.
Hoqs- OF, TO-DAY 10 900 heal for TAR
81. 900 aus ltst w'sk 2lOo head con-
signed through 90 o. which SO 10 NewY0rki warkes
easier; Medium Fair Workers. - 81 es3 go 0oOd %
CLOcr. 20 10: Butchers GRADES 81 0dsA 10 PgA
s. W Gs5 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08

The supply Of Sheep and Lambs heavy and the
lnBs contained an unusually large amount OF trash Primo
ana Ohoce lambs have ruled little firm and closed steady
on saturday but Sheep OF all grades have been duh
OF sale With downward tendency In prices and day
c0ud the pens be cleared.
Hogs on lignter supply and with Western markers nrn
ana hgher, have developed slight upward tendency
previous week.
BEEyEs-Receipts yesterday and today 2l
Jersey Cy-66 cars At 6Uthst and Is the Weehaw
ken new yards. The oDt15t. arrivals inc uded
stern Metz and A. carOa Export for
> RDDans AMI there trade OF Importance. The
Weehawken stock for Shipment o the Bitterne
The Jersey city arrivals included 8 Export Cattle
AMI IL direct 10 slangh I'll Of when still
back at ocl0ck The total offerings cars
The quality ranged from Poor 10 cOnside
trash from by points. Common stsers ns &C
just about Fridays prices and closed dun; while Fair 70
Choice buocks generally rated firm Of
l0d l5c per 100 n.
The dem nd was fair both export ana the home trads
Bulls Dry Cows and Old stays SOLD az the rance 81 400
~ carload OF Yearl9s at 81 49, and with trashy lots and
aends sci Ing at 90 "a the range for Dec mt 10 Choee
Buocks was nom 81 % 10 Sc TO- with Extra reaching $6 70
SIS 81. ~ $3.50 9 49, -
MT East,n purchased 40 head mainly at SIS % ass co.
alu MT C5oidsmith reseryei "A number o. carloads.
nc Bttefne was laden to-day With IS Lave the
tomorrow. ~ o. - ~
The weeks shipments Of Live and Dressed Beef and
Mutton were as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08

COUNT cgs9ag4 So Before pononae 80, q
~! I54 49, 10 e2 ~ - ~ ~ -I5 no 49, 49,
suFafME coUai-SrEcai Ifn5i%f1af L. Before Beach
go SO H. :o as5 sS5 ioa, zoi IA 2Sc 2G2 49,
sGflKME Gorai-SrfcuL TERN PART .u-Bcfore Van
BTunt j. nos DemmrcT 81 e. Law and f9et ~, jSl.
57S 81 557a $50 ssi So So ST. ''' o''
sCi"gME 29g 81, siEc sr4I Eeiore van V,fs j.
l4go 45i zS1 laa$ lis ils7, I'1o Io4d. 1885, iIj6'
sUPREME CouRT-S kcrir-rAEr lI-Eefore AndreTs. j.;
So $50 9Cd 9zl GCS 1881 1863, 94 500 $40 GA 9oy
sUPRIME CoUEt-Cncuu-PAEI III--Before Lawrence, ].
1853 627 iO7l liO5 llO4, i5l 1913 1856 III is5 675
@ G M yB s sod Pa @g 10
1917 1870 lzt9 l24 IN l"2t 1883, l34s, 500 1882
suaRoGArE's CoUR-Gefore Rollins s. Fsates Amalia
~ Of . John se'sune r. W.
SUPERIOR CoUs@erEci1t 5kha-Beore IruaI, Mos
EsrEFoR CouSiTsla iEnS PA ~ os sedyck
C. JNoslon1 1863 IOsy 1852. ll52 630. 7o0 al ia.
syrsos cogEI-T M Il, T1HTr Mp T., rRefoTe Pred
Ii2o 10. i226; il2S 2aS i25 i2a9. -,
O., ll97 ~ S!I 1907. 6O0 4Ot' lOA2 t5S, lldi
sUfssioR CoURi~TEAL TEnM-PART Iv.-Beforo IIra
ham ,t ~ "a 2 is 1894 Xxx b W. llOl TAI
COMMON PLEAS GENERAL 1ERM-AdJouned I'll December
1Goxnos PlEAs-srEcAL TERS-BefOro Van Hoesen. j.
COMMON PLKAs-EeunY TERM-Beiore Alien, J-calendar
coMnoS PLxAs-rRIAL TEIM-PART I-Beiofe DAILY c. J.
40 o4 IZIo 1856. 4Jj, 1915 204 1903 lils 1910
1872. l6l4, 1910 li2O
JNos 1907. 1911 1874 iS47 l45S 1888 1879 ;s,l 1865.
1918 l40C 1884, 1891. l44<, 1867 l4J3 l0' 1891 l4OO
l40O. l46I. 1863. l464. 146b.
CITY CouKT-l RIAL 1ERb-PAET I.-Beiore Nchrbas j.,
AbZJ. 500, BOIL 1894 4oS9, t4'<,
IL. 4I44 5000. 4o5D, 4Js7. 4Ii3.
CIn COCRr-TKlAL TRh-PART II.-Before Browne -
Nos; 400 4e91 .ySs 900 SSlS 2a50 57O dS'o' ZIoo
CRY CouET-TnAL TkEh.-pAn IIl.-Beiore Eawes J.
ass ssl A454. 4z6l 4yu2 4JOl 4bbI 4I4i. SO7l'
1920. AspS 4492, III o. Asa, 4S72.
COURT or own AND TEEhlSER-Before Judge Davis and
AssIstanl District ATTORNEY fellows.-No. /.
COIRI or GkNKHAL SLssoAh-PAH i.-Before Judge
GideTsleeve and Assistant Distinct Attorney PaTrsNOs.
I2S4 O. g. 4 B. o. TO- II, H. Is. ID, 10, 49, II, IA 10
COURT OK sLssIoNs-PART IL Before Judge
Cowing District Attorney FtZgeradNOs /,
z. 3. 4, o, D. I'D. Q. 10 II. H. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
MONDAY, Dec. 7-P. u.


The stock Exchange markets to-day exhibited an IN
usual irregularity In the OF tho several depart
mcnts Government bonds. which form the barometer
Of public conf encc when leg slltye action IS involved
n The question, strong advanced bidiaS+ The
general bond market more active than n any time
last week. and except In few Instances prices were
tn higher; bat the stock speculation Vas weak IN
,ouc from 90. very opening to tho close. 1t
not dlIcIIt 20 solve the reason FOR the weak
ness II tho stock market. Almost every
operator who was "long" OF stocks came
20 IN, hoari this morning with tie expectation that FOL
low tbe settlement OF tho Central ana ldson-Wost
sAoro lease prices would be doomed" or per cent.
and with the intention Of realizing ami waiting foe re-
'ou before again rcpurchasing Bat both the London
aud the home markets opened extremely tame Instead
~ lrT pttompt "boom prices, the interest which
was rNpcctc % DO IN Tho market entirely alone. not
only ~ ic opening but during the whole day Naturally
disappointment followed yuiuc expectations and
~ Operators BEGAN L. let ~ their holdings
upon = market when volil-be buyers were deferred
from oIcr'uc by surprise az the course Or the market
aud tie Jack % cue TO guide their opera
uous. And finally bears encouraged to press what
seemed their vantage ia an unsupported market North
western stock illustrates tLe days market.
which va. any ones who chose to assume its tempo
rAly u.a-trrshp. The stock very duh a.. day at
ABOUT III but after O'Clock rs price was suddenly
driven down 90 l0Jl from which there quiet re-
coy,ry 10 10. Wich figure 10 clO,ed-l4 per cent
lower taa1 saturday evening The general result Is
decline ranging from y 20 IS per cent. the notable eN
ccyiipu- in showing gplus arc Delaware, LAcaawana
atA Western (Which was uuuaIliy attlyel aud New
NcrF. susquehnnua ana Western. In the after
noon tuo "bc,r" talk was that the last
bail card hal boon played" aud thlt Congress-
iuu.l action wl AcucofortL have depressing influence
upon vH.uc-." The condition. ruling to-lty- market
continue for day longer but there T. NJ greater
fA.lHcy tprcuAfor', BOOK ~ Ia orle. thtu that
''uit,r- drt -lmpiy because they have risen.
ANY material chang" u pubic sentiment Wti'h sets the
current oi yriccs pcIsstcuUy 90 oItAor direction
qurr- SOME definite eVrIt Therefore, with cOutiuu-
uus IMPROVEMENT the iron trade pace between the
must be maintained. and general con-
uattc. mat tuc tIIc the flood, thes u n thing
unlikely At present, tLau continuous aud
permanent decline iu tho price 81 securities.
Government bonds were without transactions NJ tho
Board bat The market strong Nlth tht bids -
per higher for tho >. Is aud 4i2s Annexed aro
closing quutatous:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08

CHICAGO Dec 7.-Flo"r Iniet and unclaimed Chocs
Minnesota Bakers s. 50Gs4 81; Patents 81 75ds5 Sol
ow Grades ~ - u0 Rye Flour - J04sj - In bbis
sec closing as 81 &c. January oll4dhsSc. slosna =
February 10 sdS5S.c, ci0sIg AZ SJa. MAY, 03to
"a 10 closing a3 Vet Ma spnna. 81 .c No sprnE
6JG75c. and lower lash Il go Year a. 20
SsLc; May 40Sl0kc closing at 4Dleo osts seiy ssse
ranged 2ss4c December 254029c- nl0snR Al 5osse:
Nav 81 as, SC closing 4 81 40 RIVE sieaiv No. do.
Barey-No 616jdc. Porg active: cash. ~ 2Gss sSi
December 81 2odeo % st IS - January - "
closing at 80 30 fc.u9ry $40 81 s ~ o.
Lard 50 ON 9x6 Oo Deceinosi.
- o. January 80 i1Ss9 IL bonnsss "a 10
IS 70 short Rio sides ST. sJest 50 sbor. UeM sass -
IS lUGSj ID Receuts-flour. 100 opis< Wnoa- 'suS
Corn $4,000 oats 100000 onsi! Hve LoW
Barley 460D1 ShiDmsots- uooo opi~s -
9OOO busn Corn 100 900 9usn.. 10000 ousns hSA
1900 bush Barley. 4l.uVo bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS OF BEgvRs TO-DAY.

rmc sold year ego AT 80 ~ 9so ~
The average was estimated al 70 l.
REVIEW OF TuE WEEK.-The arrivals OF Reeves the
7. head more than last week anu ofo+
head than the correspond week last year , .
with Wednesday there was q Otoak IN
the market, prices declining nom 10 10 zoe pc" wv ~
Inmo Steers and clearance was uot posture
The atyas we're far IN riday 0u there was
partial prices al tho opening auu oOoo 10
bulocks g. ued nTm to The nDsh while
Medium attic closed dull Win tho advance os
and the yards 'ould not be cleared
shipments both OF Live Cattle and Dressed Beei continue
early IN the week advces from London and LIVER
pool showed partial recovery and steady marSrt The
Calico. France ana Itydan Monarch. III
cluaed OF Steers which w reach London
for the Christmas market
Neals ruled Friday when the market weakened
and closed q fraction lower.
The Heavy supply broke down the market
"wednesday ana IL continued demoallzed condition until
Saturday With no indications Of Improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fairly active at isa52c. for
AL n Change. Iron steady Tin steady Copper
steady 21ooo Lake for March sold at l2oc Lead steady
NAVAL sToREs-spirits1u rpenuue ouet and SLIGHTLY
spot quoted At ~ Ind eosn wa quiet but hrm
Stnned ~ ~ ~ GOOD Strh ~ 10; l. l. &c Ia y
65 r. W a.. : &C.. W w. 6.Ooc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia yory little doing. with ex.
potcr- Loldng on Prices however have steady support
Sales 100 bDs Ness within the ran Mess quoted - - ioI
uun, ected Sas7Pdslo - Tor iuUecled; y oHGs oS
- Extra Prime BEEF MI and pces rom,nslly
MS,s Sis $1,000 Packt G $Iooasi2 66s Family
Me.s $1,000 bEEs II NJ SiT rT t s
Are VA u famed IN price moderate demand sales.
H. ricked Hams. Ss5c and 900 tcs Western Picked
Hams TO arrive IN January PC 900 Ckrd aus 800
6+r 4c Picklec Hams, 81 &C.; smoked do. 0lsdlOo
hIpDL We 10 ri Sa G ouo, % for western de-
livery: tong Clear 90 CO short clear D. ..DREssEp
more acu. W In he option uadnE to DAY WIN moAt az
more demand chiefly from speculation. rces
couple o. points" closing hrm S9ntr3ct craze on Po fGoSd
Der o3rc closing 636ao.3Sci 10 ties January $50
614c. closing 64'dGltc. 900 cs February % do25c
SO aB ooc unOtcs April &c. closueG Sc 6d7c
% May D. dc. closing I2aN74c CITY steam steady
nnsu continent quoedat6.6 and South Americsn zoe
E En- .sLy IRE g Sn Is STAT, ,a,c raomcr S yer %
Western do % &c; lgin do. va g. state Dairy half
Creamery a. c. Western Dairy, iIGI7c CHEEsE-
49, q ~ S'S,s 'a,@ STATE &C. @go' St'n,s; "a
s,ra y state .7G; Western. 25a56c; Canadian a2Sc
400 MuscovLdO. l3-loc. Kctuod uet Cut. Sc;
ii6c Mould A. C'.c; ConiecIioners A." 6asc stand
ard A." tieGo 3lGc: ga A. 'sG6c;i W9lte Extra 9
sTEAKINE- Lmd GuIl and nominal: city quoted FEC
oleomarg arine steady sales, 5n.0'o 10. SIC. -., .
1864 &c sales, 10000 d. 4 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
Market closing steady Transferable notices. go.

Market closing steady. transferable notices $50
FLOUR AND MEAI--FLOUR-Market quiet and about
demand med and the oo6qs I cSs con
wv NH Fyfps taes 10000 bbs including 100 6bls
C MI EAtra at "a 80 tSr b me weS nS' heat S1J
100 This superfne SO 6d+5 IS sp ing. and So 20
IS ,y % % Wheat FS sgdeF S%2 sS m a. g' &
n 3 or =. Se 30 w So r rD s3d o 6bs
Minnesota Extra at :" 1927 M IpcTSra M g
Emo at y 8 ef3 IS superhne. - l9asS9O E .54
"a 10 Good ohoice ESiTa western "A o. s. 75 common
- Far Extra ONO - - - So Good s3.o@ ~ G29d
Cear - l00SI 80. rye MIXTURE, q ooGtl IS st2xht
= - 81 ogl, common 70 ar IIs - W. 9 0 Pa9}
Good - - Coo 10 Nsy IhoIt ~ G IRA AZ Tor n esi
diospc souTTERN FLOUR Ste d. puces m.
chanee, sales so bbis incuis Common GOD Extra
81 g aoes4 65 Good to Choice DO ~ y ass 30 ,;.
superfno at 81 ) s$s co.. BUcEwHEAr FLoUR
Western qdoted at ~ 9oGs3 %.
GRAIN-wHEAT-Mark et IRE -ular and unsettled cash
s ". az esSd e1"sr f n @ an Then recovered
end advanced &c Their adgance then recovered
eighty M closed seady at @ c under the list Briees
Milling trade and fairly actyc business IN onoPs saes
Winter R,d { - IsI 90 very Choce Amer Michigan
, No. CHICAGO quoted al soc. hd NC asked no .
co.iug al "a c DO January PC. olosnR at
ro4c; DC for rehTaay. o. 2e"s ~ CLOSING az &c. ~, 90
VI o2Hasi %. closing az ,. QS DO iCr June > oS2@
~ "a closing O. 20 "a rgct eHpi ana
tr sales. " 5n'i bush Cnoicr ngridcd state At c.;
BARLEY NALr-uui ana unCh an co ItN- Alai ket
vt1Yu- decided change ior cash ois options up-nd hsg
thrn declined i then recovered and advanced trlhe
pres fairly 1civo trade OreNpOrt apd home use. ami
tu'k business N options shipper, b3ng9, "a ou 0nsh
sales D.. ono bush. future, 10000 bdsh spOt anu 70
arrlve including UnZraded Mixed AZ 4bH 10 No - :
n a. spot aud oarrvr in De.ember; steamer Mixed. ~
I9.c In elevator isle ior December Pc for January
Mixed cost,
freight and insurance OF ls,- 80 Mixed .. "a
elevator f4a dSAc for Oil 10 arrive anh noai 40
hite is, 80 Mixed to arrive II % nc. ana 10 aTtlVA
cos freight and insurance 52lsc: No MlXei TOR Decem
D.. . closing 81 Sc. do. Tor January. .uW
bni,c- closing Jbl-c. DO. Tor February "cc.
closing do for May. 47-d - C. closing AZ
4-2o oA1s-Cash lots about -tcady options |'5Lolt
srot including 40 Mixed AZ "a lsci No ., IS ~ l4c;
20. qu u-d p -c 80 Nnc, sc y 80 +. "Ji-a'S C.
No Quoted at tics Mixed Western 35 &c. White do.
81 dt-c. hte state 4Odt c. NO Mixed for December.
l closing IS do JanuIry 36c. closing q =.
February. S6 10 closing a. % sc..F hED-steady,
with a moderate trade demand.
stocks ~ soro IN Ncw.York BROOKLYN amt Jerscy city
grain and held IN railway lighters ON certhcat@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08

State bonds were neglected. Louisiana stamped -
sold at 95i9 and tennessee 81 At obs OF CITY bank
stocks Importers and Traders sold 3D. 1T 26j, Continental
~ At ~ aud metropolitan 90 a, 50 ,,
Tho market ioI raiw0y bonds an not, as whoIe;
sympdtuzc vita the dcprrs,Ol in the stock market and
only IN exceptional instances did hgurrr yirld and In
many instances they higher. Lric second consO7
however closed on yer cent 1T $50 Missouri. Kansas
aud u NAs general Us sold AZ 0JA Op2 against pos on
saturday and the j~ i nlgnrr at71 Rome Water
town ANA Ogensburg incomes were per cent higher Al
- Chesapeake and Ohio series A, Wrt" W. = a. 100 =
and the b. were Ter cent h.hrr ~ 199'0i2 ana th"
currency d, steady at 35AG5 Canada southern
seconds we're up 4 nt 90 ~, LoH- aud Iron Mountain
c5sicr at 4oiEe4os.. Central and Hudson
dchenture - rose Z 10 l07 West shore ceriiuAtrs
were Holve and y hiEhcr at I''s Nc"-l OrA, chicago
aud It. Louis first q, rose I" - nut closed unchanged AT
92l4, and he seconds were i7s higher AT bl Gop 80
lenur-'cc virginia and Georgia c"hsoi' are. 9'HG
were pp Il per cent, aud the incomes were on y AT -
Virginia Midland incomes roe per cent ~ o. bunalo
New YORK ANA lhladoIphia hr'ts were a''No ~
- and i5As aud closed i on at -. indianapolis
bloomington and Western incomes were steady a. '6i9
a5h Midland Nt"-Jrr-ey hr-tT rose 10 lUI ZEN
$40 Graudc and Western nrsts were le higher At ~
I.Nt~ ana Pacr incomes were IA higher al 4oa IN
and ur-ts lso 6rauic division were Ste'uy as "'pl ~
Northern PacInc seconds were y lower al DIN OREGON
TIauscontncutal hr,ts rose from 9l7s to Oli9 New,
Orleans Pacific nrsts were up Y At % st. LOUIS ara
san Francisco general o., aici VO's@9O were No"eI
than saturday. 1900
The sub-Treasury gained balance S52Ss77:
made up by uf S96. lab currency nnd HJJ- 90
I'm, Ell W, ,..,,i,,I IN i,l.uc,s of
payments, S9t09l5i ani r-.ul, 60 VI u''""'cS VI
sl2J1o.-39 currency and 81 7oJ.oo7 coin ,, ., -
Tue Clearing House statement was "a follows: EI
changes, 31,s29.74s; balances TlO, 133,32s.
The United state, Treasury at Washington received
100000 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts Si69.O97 and the Internal
revenue receipts were S06o4JO
The foreign exchanges were quiet ana stehdy az uh-
changed quotations for bhslurHs as follows: Bankers
hills ~ s3l and ~ 80 for long and short sterling re-
spectVry 523ii aud j2O7s for francs IA ana SAi2
for rcchrnarks; 1913 ami "a for guiders.
In LoudOu British cOnsOls opened & lower Tor money
81 unch anged at 100 DIG for account Ito
closing cables give zoos for both o. United states -
were of " at I27 American railways opened quiet,
with little change from Saturdays last h2ures ana
nuctuatsd only b II per cent during tho day closing
prices generally the same rs at tue opening inc
Bank OF England gained 10000 bullion on balance Al
Paris French per cents from oO47l2 to sO1O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
THE MONEY MARKET.
ACTUAL sALEA

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE DEC. z.
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Riper. Vessels and RaiLrOads
GENERAL MARKET REPORr.

COFFEEspot Rio quiet sac. for fair sales 500 bags
santos private dull but closed steady
sales $3.50 bales closing December and January 600
go February 0d650; Marcn O685 bid and asked
Mild guletj 800 bags Maracalbo sold private terms
COTrON-SpOt Cotton dull and l-l6c. lower sales 100
bales Receipts at the 1892
last week and 800 last suce September 274927S
bales against 2si7874 for the period Last
The quotations according to the American classification,
e.,