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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-04-09
TWO WESTERN WIVES.


A Sentimental Stery sf Young Wife,
Her Baby and Her Bonnie Jshn.
From the Portland Oregcnian.
There left st. Paul in Pullman
car on the Northern Pacific railroad
last Friday two ladies bound West,
each to meet her husband and each
bearing to the father his child which
he had not yet seen One OF the
ladies had been married in Chicago
on Christmas Day, 1882, and the fol-
lowing fall her husband went to Hell
ena to seek his fortune. BE had OBJ
tanned q fair start and sent for his
wife to join him in his new Western
home Her babe was hazel-eyed
boy, already in short clothes, and
she declared it to be the perfect
image of it's father. The train reached
Helena laie at night and none of the
passengers saw the meeting of the in
terested parties.
The other lady was Mrs. Taylor;
of Liverpool, wife of Capt. Taylor,
Master of an English ship now lying
at Tacoma. She was married two
wears and had not seen her husband
since he sailed for Australia last
April. A Portland gentleman was q
passenger in the sleeper and related
to an Oregonian reporter something
of the pleasures and amusement the
little woman and her little babe af-
forded all her fellow-travelers. "Both
the little woman and the little babe
were cheerful, good-looking, bright
eyed and fair to see. and every pas.
senger felt a protecting interest in
them. It wasn't long before all had
won her confidence. There never
was a woman so full of hope and
Tenderness and love and anxiety as
this little woman was, and all day
} long he wondered whether the cap
} tain would be at the depot to NEE
her or whether the captain had go
her telegram, and whether if she sen
the baby ashore by somebody els
< the captain would know it meetin,
/, lit in the street, which, seeing that h
= had never set eyes on it in his life
: was not very likely in the abstrac
!, but was probable enough to tn
9 young mother. She was such q
+ lartless little creature and was
such sunny, beaming, hopeful sta
J. and let out all this matter clingin
is close around her heart SO freely tn
the two lady passengers entered IN
o. the spirit of it as much as she. The
was one little weazen, dried-appl
Vi faced old woman who took occasi'
III to doubt the constancy of husban
er in such circumstances, and there "
v. another lady old enough to moral'
I'd on the lightness of human affection
ed and yet rot SO old that she COT
n help nursing the baby now and tn
his or smiling with the rest when
sc little woman called it by its fathe
~ name and asked it all manner FAINT
m- tic questions concerning him in
1t, Joy of her heart.
Dr. At last the train pulled up at
ee East Portland station at l o'clt
ok yesterday afternoon. 1t had scar
'ho Ily stopped when a cookbook
cir large, bronzed man entered the
in Dropping her babe upon the sea-
ere front of her the little woman spr'
,wo up and in a moment was cling
the around the captains neck. Sew
the of the passengers could not
rrv plainly through their tears for
,rk. next minute, and none of them ca
VIVA to remain and disturb the scene
the the little women led the father b
ere. to the babe.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-04-09

listed no longer, as the last horse that
he would ever train was just receiv-
ing the finishing touches at his
hands. 81 have now the very finest
circus horse in the world" he said,
"and,even if the place has cost me
$4,000 to keep up for a couple of
years I have made money on it, as
the horse alone will be worth double
that money before I am through
with him."
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-04-09
The Confederacy's Hidden Treasure
Macon (Ga) Telegraph.

Just before the late war closed
the old Weed building on Second
street was filled with gold and silver
coin belonging to the Confederacy.
The treasure was guarded night and
day by home company composed
of citizens too old, or otherwise un-
fit, for the regular army. In this
company were two brothers, whose
homes we're in on adjoining county, |
but who had refugeed with their fam
lilies to Macon. One dark night,
when the rain poured down in tor
rents and the guards sought refuge
| in what was then the Methodist Book
Depository, the two brothers, who
were among the guards. told their
comrades they would keep guard in
the rain. While the others were
being sheltered from the rain the two
men effected an entrance into the
building and secured a keg of the
gold, which they managed to carry
loft under cover of the intense dark
mess and secrete. This gold was
hurled on the subsequent night on the
land belonging to the brothers.
When the war closed they sought to
dig up the treasure, but it could not
he found. They could only dig at
night for fear of being watched by
their neighbors, but after a long
search they failed to find the money
. Two years ago the money was found
several hundred yards from the local
i,y at which they had looked for i
> iseveral years ago. They had mis-
taken the panel Of fence that marked
1.-The spot. The brothers divided tn
- money and then went west to hv
" and are now enjoying life.
Col. VIM. B. johnson, who ha
. :. charge of the money of the Confed
~ eracy in Macon, is inclined to dis
credit the story, for the reason ths
none of the money was missing. H
o says Mr.. Memminger, Secretary {
the Treasury, ordered $3,500,0O0
~ coin to be sent from Montgomery
Macon. Soon afterwards 81 ,oOO,W OK
was drawn to be sent to Nassau
pay for arms, blankets, etc. II
IS coin was put up in strong kee
oh which each held $50, 900 in gol
iss The silver kegs held $1,000 eae
Several months before Gen. Wills
ty, reached the city the coin was
en-, ,iered to Columbia, S. c., where thu
rn- was depository. and from there
the the army. The treasure was guard
Mr. ON its way to Columbis by thirty
ous izens Of Macon, who brought baci
axe receipt for every keg.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28

IN. m.-Cotton-1he Of Gay included 5l00 balc'
American Futures quict Upiands Low Mlddiinx clause
March delivery 6B4d buyers; do March and April dellv
cry 0O-14d buyers do April and May delivery. b 81
SD buye do May and June delivery Lad buyers DO
June and July delivery 564d buyors do July and August
delivery S6td sellers; DO August and september deliv
cry 364d sellers do. September and October delivery
sGfd sellers; October November delivery. 6C64d
BUYERS
5 m-Cotton-Futures closed steady: Uplands Low Mid
ding clause March delivery 6lbld value do March and
Aprl delivery, 6l6d value: do April aud May deli very,
oL6la sellers do. May and JuDe delivery 264d buyers
90 June and July delivery, 664d. buyers; do July and
August delivery Of4d sellers do August and september
delivery l36id buyers do September and october delv
Vi sd. sellers
Weeky-oaes OF the $4,000 bales, American. 81 900
bales spectators took, 700 5000
oales forwarded from ships side direct 200
oses actual export 1900 bales total receipts $1,000 bale
Aercan $4,000 bales total stock 900 oales American
oOo bales amount Of cotton ahoat $4,000 bales Amer-
GlLvasToN March 27-Cotton du Niddlng 10 1-l6 Low
Middnc - 7l6; Good OrlnlrH lOs net and gross re-
celpts 2l2 balesi stock. 49, lsl bales.
erky-Net receipts, 1909 bales gross l,357 bales;
Exports Coastwse. ! ,038 bales sac $50 bales
sAVASNAB March 27.-C0tt0n steady Middng, 1895 Low
hlddlng l0a Good Ordinary l0 net and gross receipts
y. bales Exports Coastwise n bales sales, 2oO0 baes
weeky-Net receipts 500 bales gross 9o5 bales Ex.
ports Coastwise. 1880 bales; sales. 3.73D bales.
NEWOhLEASs March 21-Cotton firm; Mtdllfng. 10 3l6;
Low Mdng 10 ole; Good Ordinary 10 l6: not receipts
l63s bales l72S bacs Exports Coastwse 80 baes
sales. 1000 bales stock. 223.729 bales ~
MeekyNet receipts II 0}7 bales; gross ~ 1873 bales
to the Continent 2O6l bales Coaswse 734 Dales sales
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAIL
WAY co.
Post Office Box $40.
A.. x......r Nfarnh OG 1QQh


Post Office Box $40.
NEw-YoRK, March 26, 1885.
ia IN, Stockholders OF the Chicago Masodukee and ST.
Paul Railtcdy Co.:
For five successive years, this company has
earned and paid to its stockholders seven per cent III
dividends on 10th preferred and common stock; and
the earnings year 1884 show net earnings
lent TO per both classes OF the STOCK out OF
which there has been already paid three ana nan per
cent IL has been desire of our company 10 continue
the same rate of dividends the future At meeting
OF the board Of directors this question was fully con-
sidered the policy OF reducing the dividend ON the
common stock five per cent has been determined on as
conservative and udicous in OF the fact that the
company owes q floating debt Of three and one-halt
million of which should either be psid or otherwise
Inundated before a TO a higher rate of dividend
takes place
The excellent condition of the property Its low cost
and the and development of the country through
which the road passes give great confidence to the
directors in its future income.
The directors feel the importance OF economical and
conservative management, and they hope and believe
that the policy adopted will meet the approval OF
the stockholders.
JAMES NJ. MCKINLEY, ALEX. MITCHELL,
Assistant Secretary. President
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL March 27-Provisions Bacon Cumberland Cut
82s Cd Long Clear Middles 3D. short Clear Mddles
SSs Sd short Ribs 3as. cd shoulders 2od sd per cG
Beef-IOss Extra Mess; Prime Mess sos O1
Pork-Prme Mess o2s per bbLi Prime Mess Eastern,
63s Western 59s Lard-American, 30s Cd; Prime west
ern 36s 3D.: Lard oil I'd. Hams-Long Out 43s. i'd.
Shoulders 3Gs Sd 95s Sd cwt for finest United
States CEeese-American Choice, 5ss. Od; Wheat-Red
Western spring Ia Id a7s o.: Hed Winter Gs 9d 90 2d
per GENITAL; No Sprng Is Id New Western Winter Os lOd
New Mixed Western As. i2dj California No l. rs. Cd
7s 5di California No 6s sd 06s lOd per Genital Produc,
-soirts Turpentine 22s 81: London 22z Cd
cwt, Rehned Petroleum, sd per gallon: Clover sood-
American A9s per cwt Taow-33s 0d per Rosin
Common Ss. 9di Pale lis Sd 0os Cd Linseed OIL 20A
Tue wheat for the past three days $4,000
ceutas all American.
The receipts Of past days
l23,7O0 centals. -. - -. -.
LoSpoS 81 -Produce-Iinseed OIL, 22l 92l los.
per ton; Calcutta Lnseed. 45s per quaIter Lnseed
take 47 gsQ2 0s ton; Refined Petroleum 7asd-
7d Ger gallon; spirits OF Turpentine, 22s 9d
sperm OIL R5s per ton. RosIn-Comnon. As Od sis. Sd;
Pale b. lis ProyIsiols-Lard. AS OIL Per cwt for
American sugar. l3s I'D per cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
poarlzing go. and l2s@2@ Sd for Cuba AuscoyAdofAr
refining ahoat.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28

The business In State bonds covered by sales OF
g. OoO North Carolina consoi As at 80. There were no
transactions city bank stock.
market for raj way bonds was dull with irregular
changes in values second cons0ls declined from
b6l4 TO 55cs and recovered TO 90 New-York Chicago
and 81 Louis FIRST Is were of from 7s4 to 77ia0774
West Shore frst 5s after 32ss unchanged at 80
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia consoi os were .
lower at 47l2 and the incomes we're down 3 10 IL %
missouri Kansas and Texas first coDsols were nrm at
los and the general 5s os ~ 557s Rome water
town and Ogdensburg censol 5s were higher at 1917
Metropolitan Elevated 6s of Z at lO8 and the
seconds were s lower 97 st. Paul consol Ss were y
higher al l2Ila: the Terminal 5s sold at 30. Norta
western debenture os q 80. and burlington ana
Quincy debenture % after selling at 99S finally were u
Shanged ut 100 Oregon Short Line es wess up y ut
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA ST0CA&
Reported by JOIN II. DAVIS Il Co.. II WaL%SL
FRIDAY, March PIP.

FRIDAY, March PIP. NJ
Wars and rumors Of to-day less Of factor
In the stock speculation than they have cen in the
cedns few days Very little attention given to al
ternate changes the quotations for British consos
10 the various rumors Of the probable results OF the
pepding diplomatic relations between England and Rus
sia The market opened tame at about last nights
closing figures and ddrng the day developed inclna
ton toward lower values for majority of the active
stocks The total transactions (24l,297 shares)
amounted TO oOO0 shares less than yesterdays bust
ness of which eight stocks that each recorded 10000
shares and upward, contributed 2l2,200 shares The
directors OF the Delaware Lackawanna and Western
Company met and declared the anticipated per cent
quarterly dividend payable April IL, but issued no
statement Of It's business That stock exceptional
feature in the market opened up per cent at lO4
and after declining to 103l4 it advanced TO
1864 and closed at 1861. Pacific Mail
was another strong stock and after decline to 6Ois
rose to 5l7s951a-a final gain Of per cent st. Paul
with transactions less than oneha the amount that was
dealt yesterday declined from 70ss to 69l4 and closed
at 69%, and Northwestern after fluctuations between
944 and 93I fin ally ended 94ls-a final decline Of Il
per cent The formal announcement was made Of the
passing of the dividend Lake Shore stock
ruled weak. that after recovery OF z per It's
final figure OF 62l4 shows loss Of lis per cent. New
York Central declined from 9V cole e90as and looked
weak Central NewJersey sold up 34ss, but closed
at 33Ia Union Pacific nuctuaed only 2 per cent and
records final gain Of s per cent and Central Pacific,
with small dealings, shows loss OF Is per
cent At 2:40 O'Clock the tone Of the
general market decidedly weak but in the remain
upward movement that rallied prices from z 10 per
cent and the market closed feverish.
Arm With the BIDS for the 4Ias up % per cent An
neIed the closing qustatloDs:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
SIIIE or TRADE.
nnMEsrIC MARKErS.

BALTIMORE March Cotton dun Mildi9s - 90 do E'g5 5
howara street and Western Sg0er p 5 CIV Ms R
soper I5VSJOj 10 aktt - % gsJ 49, TO- go Branns
s5S' ST fauSiSa %sSa-sodTacrn % higher
southern hsd 92 %JJe Do AGgSr ntsr si Spot
ssa,c. March ssass'.c April ssssfyG, M.y; ,b ui !,
%h,ts ST dc; do yellow 81 sl@c! Western Mixed
spot s,.s@sr IL S bid Oats fn quic
srR s. sSc Western whte 519Src, do Mixed 53G55ei
rsnn's.@mnd i%a. sasS and dull Mess PORK SIS
1000 6Gsa 700 bush 25S oSS Ou,s! 100
Corn 10000 basb
posroy March 27-Pour quiet; Western super1ne 81 50
aJOJ EXTRA - 25a 90 ratent apLins meats 81 90
scsmer Yellow 5ioi steamer Mixed 6Jl:ei No STade % @
Short Short. Gii a%d dns Fro,;aa, T,Gpdy aaGE
Western cTeameTy3 3 b GS6 sacks corn $1,000 Gusi
OATS 10000 bush, sbors $500 BUSH Barley A4oo ou'"
March T% t9 pSf %hs5 %1ohnRs'a @ 10 R
6as sosa1y slsa 70 5 G'Sh aio So4 }ipS
SS y9mSS nominal a, FA S'S SS5ospa g. LARD steady
Bacon dull unchanged 81 anI a. ,nny at 81 IL
Shor ", oGi5 5rs 81 Common S1 wGaa'y and Eight 50 GS Pack
Ing aud butchers - 25Ss4 9O receipts 400 ao'u 'u'o
CHICAGO March 27Four duh and gpchsnssdo a. GaqG, o.
winter Wheat 81 Is 75 sprnt Wheat - 0ossS M 2
hT|Sssts Id% Sfa s 2o 9aTrSs
wuoat and eheite9 selsi Closing at II ei May
eo'ns sG ReS 90 Ssp&snS, sprnnS No Red
& SprnSI I,oody sale, ranged Cash. 3shG lca Marco
"a Nay % oosns ois.as q Closing oats DUN .es
sSs'e sS aosnE Maes At SlaS &c Nay closing a. 3 a. $
S Ss! nS So Mare SO closing at
Apnl 81 2besi2 So May i. s- ToSged Cash sG 80 o
s6s March So 55at5 9 closing az " 5ss y hgr "
e. s1Ss5 sl siSsss "a boSst So O So lsS s
9J shors Clear 80 5dsJ 0l s 6nsh oats
bbs. whea 1900 bush .S SCr Rarey 5000 Shipments,
Flour $4,000 bblsi Whea. l90ov n Ssn BARLEY $1,000
bush. OATS 75.ooO oushi hSo' S'''' 0''1'
bush. -
nvroorr March Of Wheat dull No 1 White, Cash ssac.
Mach ss1.e, Apni So 10. May G04c No yea, Cesa'
s7ci April S7Tc May 500 NO: 40" whitS "a 10; No
J ss5.c meceipts.wheat Ia, 600 bush
MILWAUKEE, March s7-FJararm and unehansed ss Wheat p
drm, No Milwaukee Cash 1901 Mar.n carcs No
Iss oSs May icsSr ssSs "a 5naf $s Rye qas
Barey-No spring. 61.cS' SG siS g3 Cssa and March;
sTGs0nsa aay slgher "pr@s Mi,' and
March 90 55 sweet Sssst.-ponf P,ssSi 800 bbi,
49, aS,o pnsSs barley 10000 shipmenIs-fiout'
ii 900 bbls.. Wheat 10000 Dush.' Barley Aoo'
Pm.prrrnA March 27.-Four-Ths market today va. sa
fay psI ss sfys sna $ 90 q
Family S. ~ 9es37J PennsfyanS Winiat WHest PATENT
2SasS 20 Wheatoiis market closed nrn at noon Sa,'
No Delaware Red IN export New % sSio June a2S
80 4pPn5 P,Sn.ySsns Red e5c marked
was hrm under light offerings s% ora AIN holding OF,
Ss%toS Sn %.s any s,:SS bat ss
Mixed s,tas N grain 10 dsPG ss G mTsd and Yellow 10Th
peeyator asc: steamer NO Mixed in export elevator
Ss %Iss MssS rsn SssSs se April
Si9ac June 4gsalyao. oats-Car ,r cts urn no
sIs %Sis %sss Il aaasa assit slsss:ss
s5S May June ns, Corr 10 e ooS eSsn 9s
ba.s SS Ssna $4,000 push corn $4,000
bush, 0sss $4,000 oush
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rip:r. Vessels apI RrilrolfA
EEw-YoRK. March ~. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YORK. March 27. 1882.

NEW-1ORK, MarCH II. Io'7-
CoFFEE-spot RIO dull and unchanged et CSC for Far
saes options 10 TO - points lover Apt, mi
the mo notices for April TO The amount o
bags The Chief reason for the depresn
in the receipts at Rio TO l60oD pas % ~ 10
arrivals wei rs declho oi
I1fr nm uayre less depressing ehect WON
egsberg largest traders day they bought ApI
May and June and sold june July aud august A1yd ms
Mackey 4 bought May and sold August. hut1 WIS
buyer sales iqOOd bags closing steady as follows March
II5a7 3O April 72b67.3O; May T4O974bi June 800 ntng
July 75597GO; August, 1850 30: Septeniveii
77Od775 Mid grades about steady but quiet sass as
400 Maracaibo 100 bags Mexica ana coo
ex Harold 4" on private rms. . .-,.. *,
COTTON-Spot Cotton quiet and il6c. lower sas 10, Lot
bales keceipts at the ports bales against lou
week and 1877 last for the wees aGapi'
AMI 81 S36 last since SePtenipeI
99 bales against 45529i2 for the same period as'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO March 27-Ths ropers Journal reports; Cd,e
Receipts head; shipments $500 head market strong
and Mixed, s. S0Gsf 90 STOCK
ers So o0aS4 80; Feeders 81 40dS4 So Texans 81 600
So 00. oao o,,.- q ooo ...... ...,-.
Hoas-Receipts 10000 shipments 5000 market active I've
a. hi. ilght 81 S5a - 75; skips 50 506s4 %.
Ssep-iecelpts 1000 head; Shipments zoo head market
Arm Inferior 81 S0Gs30o MedumI 20 zo@s4 W. ooou'
81 25; Choice ~ 80. , .oo ..,,..,.
so marKe aetlye Exports S5 650S3 80 Good 20 Ohooe
Shipping SIS 259s5 50; Fair 70 Medium. 81 3osso 0o
Texans ~ 001 "a go -. -. - A.,
sAese-R -Receipts 900 shpmsnts 100; Common 20 Ne
H0gs-Rece,pts. $500; shIpnentA 2ooG LHh~ - AVG
81 65; Packing. ~ 30sSi 50 Heavy "a eoSAo o.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. March 27-l2.3o D. m-Cotton steady hidd.
ling Uplands, Cd, do Mdding Orleans l-l0d sales
1000 6ales Including 1000 for speculation and export
quiet but steady vpsnds Low Mddmg clause March
also ; Ji.S4d do May and June delivery. isadt sl,o
2e4d DO June ana Juy delivery p;g4d, sl,s
August and september delivery lSytd also isstd; s4d
ooctober and November delivery 7S4d also s,e4d
nav docket aud LOO bales old dooket
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
Go Ubom Jt Map GonterrL
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

plaza. taks nocs that waship gton b. Williams ESQ., 81
Irsav iy has heen appon the Circuit Court OF he
Taited staes for the district Of EewJersey Mssr and
snra ItaIt esa OF NewYork City, has been APPOINTED
nv ths supreme Coart Of the sate OF 70
en ststa fhe OF Horace Russell ann heodore
nnstap a. Receivers the property covered W he fuse
Morgsss OF the Ysrk West shore and bunAo RAILWAY
Company. ..., sa,a ua.tar and Refsree IN va
the 7th day April 1885, at 1850 ocock
s day the time. and room 30 ~
FLOOR Mills Building No Is Broadst, New orr O 80
iss far the hearing OF ssi accounts
This notice rs given to orders OF tDe aDove
or t6s rav i'm the Clerks o1ices OF said cour g
st Trenson. New.Jersey and Goshen orange couny'
New. Yorx respectively. 80.
Dated. New-ierk March 20, 1882
WASHINGTON B. WILLIAMS Master.
GEORGE c. HOLT Referee
HORACE RUSSELL.
TAEODoRE HOUSTON
RoesiysrA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
The atoms according to classification

Futures without features special interest The
trading was in distributed The market was az
one time points higher but at the close only 70
points above la evenings figures Inm1n sold April Hentk
was a seller William Is. King bought April Waiter ~
Krohn buyers Liverpool declined points Mancneste
was dull maintained that tho late war news had
this market and besides the outlook being
reported what more pacific they were inclined 10 ignore
Tie IN English markets Sales t4iOU bales
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEN-lOEh, mdIcn ~.
A lively and feverish speculation In oil GER
ticates to-day presented good opportunities for room
traders to scalp small profits. Yet probable that at
the close speculative position differed little from
what 1t has for weeks past that is 10 say,
the strong holders Of oil who believe that the tatistca
situation higher prices still have the bulk Of the
floating certificates the bears by conviction are still
largely short the market and the average trader Is as
much fearful any change in prices ever Free sell
ing carried prices down from e2Ss9S2 cents at the
opening TO 9ls9s23s cents before and then the
news that bull failure in Oil City would compel sales
under the rule 100000 barrels caused
rush to sell which not checked until SO cents had
been touched From that point, however, the market
rose erratcay to S2l2 at the close The broker who
failed In Oil City is said here 10 be hghroer
onerator In large amounts OF oil on small margin, and
his declaration that his collapse caused by default
ON the part his customer good orennng house In
Philadelphia, taken with reservation AT any rate
the oil sold him quickly absorbed by the mar
ket when offered and the close was strong at the
late rally Certificates In the face OF the fire.
0uept fluctuations in prices and most loans made
dat From the field OF Importance was received
aud the gauge OF Thorn Creek district only 5424
barrels The average OF deliveries over runs
is about II 900 barrels.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
HINES AND MINING.

sALESAr THE yEWYORK MYyG EHCHIy6a
NEw-YoRK March 27. 1884
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

roSpoy March 27-l2;3O D. m.-Consos 967s for both
money accounts United states -Four ana ~ Mart
Cent Bonds HAS Atlantic and Great Mes'eIn Iiso IN
gage Trustees Certificates 27S Enc 15 90 SrSonu 7oa
soils. Mexican Ordinary 81; 81 Paui Sonmon- w.
Pennsylvania 5jl4: Reading, I's -, n, ,or Tho az
4p onsois 81 1916 for money ana W i9i ue ao
count: Atlantic aud First Mdrtgage
Certificates 27a4 Canadian Pacific, Ss s Mexican oiuS'
81 Ia ST. raul Common, 70 Reading. p -, p.uL =,
4:8O D. m-The amount OF bullion gone INTO tno DANA Va
England balance to-day Is f2l.OOu