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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
EIiIE or rEiDE

utrrr,f#uv e.Iv t.-l q
E-tII. 80 uJ4st 30. dp. Fanny - 'p 80 ODD. 'ty NIl'
,5o,r., l.. rattu,t, rluur. - ,1 ao ~uper.3t.ys
ra-.ut H. Wh..r-,pg;nrrr qplr,. Western steady.
-o.'n'r1 ned 3. n".t. dn Nnh'L '-'-' ~ ID, -
aJtt. So,cmo.r. 5If,l.-e. u,cr.1cq ,t.,a.'. 1.c;
January I' ..t'rc torn-rou'nrfu dm western ,irty
s"li.r'n " me i" '-' S', ..' n, ,''@e r -
ai,tc. Janu1E a.. De- "''' am. 9l tqi -'a'.
Pcun.ylyauuL Jo1i.c ave urn u b,4o.r Provisions
aua 4ndGnci iic., PORK t'5'lljo1 ':sanot'-e.o!r.
1876 o,'t wheat ltooo ou-n. Corn ZOO 1,l. .p-t'.
toog ou,h- i.r ,.o ,n'I 7"l'.' . 1, '., &
IT, 900 bush
q ooa-I ~, Fancy - 81 tst 81. Wl"u tu.lt N A"t
81 ' 5i5@i. 'is@alaa oai. arar 70 N.ei 80
Ii,r-No Fan t.c BARLEY -tr'iv NO -gr.1 10
Bu .ru,at. str'Iv. -noIlaer. 90 -lor-r'' - %.
11 1,2" e"r' '' a y sa' IT., a5 '''' Il oj
uo.. ouirt common ,ul Lint =. Pass 30 ra,l.
urut-. 80 h,at ..., ,....
winter Vlrlt = 1.0-,1I. 11rnt Wt'Il 50 ,0c-t up.
Mni' ,"'. - -, ~, ,,,- i.,.. IS ~, I'm ,lr..ls
Wia5 art.,,ud hlehcr ,ac. ranged November c.
Gao s,. 'nE 1T .-g-.s r,.ns At w.. M0y iiasor'
so''1' ,t,a , ~, /, xxx 49, corn c,.y' and nm
cash iIi-.. November 3I44llc~ coHng At '3'-c. Year
.po-. &c.. closing 90 4., cgmb,r. -'-a -' "io,.rs
b'rey-No = ,i5.e to,, -'' "a ~ ''' ,n,rr -
Zoy noe, ,,. =, o ''', anry g5oj rlo,ng at
27P Lard steady tmr' rnr'h can f'|55.2@ - ~,
ili.u ,r, so n2tqot0 o.. Rnltmo;. shoulders : 500
a.: short ub sides - o., a. 80 short ,r1r I'M,
Nu0tt 80. Rrcopt'-tlont rs u'" ou''- W ~ ,,,
lush. ,oh I2h'Vo 'n ,, iL 5I61r 'i1i obs vicat
burh| IaIinF ,'l'E ,t ,,, man ~.
,'u" DU--| 'o.a- ,, a,, ,"" , '' '
1000 lush bHirH - wv '"'"'
pxru.tr N,y 4 v,bo,t ou ct. Va ! White 9'c. cash
.p.-lnIrr g,r. december. lJl... so Url ASH. anu
\,ye,lIt,r Drrmb.I JluuIiY, 'bSc 80
ned 20, Rscc pt4 20 500 bush COMMA =. iJc. oats
~, AVltt. itI,.. IA. . .-lc
" ~ ..,
MILWAUKEE Noy. 4.-Nh'u easier a.. - &C.
ucccmb,r 7-c. May. rJit.. corn steady NO T.
oats nuui W. = -G'-c. lyr qi,i No. j., "t' >,,r
80. =. 1lAc Itosl~lou--h'7F t"I", "'' ~ We" ','
- % Dc'cmDcr = 80 l|IH ttII"i a.
81 Novrmbtf - -, > '' muir - Gu. L,
th"it" 'IrinrlN - o' \Iu,..t
IE i,7' ~, -. -,,u,,.ri, t,,lr. ~ 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET&
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.


According to the statistician of the Produce
Exchange the visible supply Of wheat last week in
creased nearly 100000 bushels. That and the heavy
decrease in oats were the features Of the showing The
figures for last Saturday compare follows with tho
previous week: Wheat, 4G.75G.-j9 bushels gam of
of 1886 bushels; oats, 3,9e3,33l bushels. decrease
OF 137 $50 bushels; total gralu 5GO33,JC3 bushels,
net increase OF 37J,1J9 bushels.
There only mOHefate activity IN the FIoduce
Exchange markets Yesterday. Cash wheat rose l02
cents but ended with weak tOne and only 5000 bush
els we've taken by exporters Cash corn improved :
L cents bias ad not maintain it, firm tone 20 tho end.
wheat speculation irregular and feyerisb. oieniaS
weak recovering its decline aud MOVING up Ia = cent
In the dealings the break m stocks anu the Adrdcn-
luc OF money induced much selling by weak holders, yct
q @ final quotations show gam or 80 % cent from
Monday night Here are the figures; November, 9i3;
December, 9G--; January, - s cents and F~biu rs,
Il OO1 The extreme gains in corn options we're a n
cents. Int sympath.sig with wheat the market dis
played weakness, the close. Exporters took 5000
bushels November options were up cent at o. Z,
December rose sos January a to 41l2 and keO
ruary = The oats speculation closed uTm
IL The last figures, showing gains OF 2s . cent Ol
lows: November 32l4; December 33ls, and January 3f
prices rose as cents IS - Tor November and De-
ceuuer 20 = for January, So 30 for February, and
- A. March.
A. New-York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston tho
receipts Of grain yesterday were: Wheat, 5O9,9JS
bushels corn 2j6 10 bushels oats. l29 40 bushels
total grain. $50 sol bushels flour. i4,3O4 barrels The
arrivals at CHICAGO Milwaukee and II. Louis were;
Wheat. 1892 bushels corn 1872, SOL bushels; oats,
2523Os bushels; total gram, 5)5,5s4 bushels Hour,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
MR.. ROACH AND MR.. WHITNEY.
M AGREEMENT TO DIsAGEEE-woRK OK TIE L
FINISHED VESSELS.

An AGREEMENT TO DIsAGREE-woRK OK TIE IN
FINISHED VESSELS.
In The Herdd Yesterday it was said that an
agreement had been made between John Roach and
Secretary Whitney concerning terms for the acceI lance
Of the United states dispatch boat Dolphin. An inter
view with the secretary printed and he was quoted
as saying mat such an agreement had been concluded,
and that its terms decided upon some time ago. but
slight delays occurred because OF time needed By Mr..
Roach to secure bondsmen. When this article was
brought TO Mr.. Roachs attention he showed great
surprise "Wel, yes' he said we had Que OF number
Of conferences Monday morning, but had understood
that the whole matter confidential cannot there
fore say anything about IT,
1t +, believed that the agreement which has been
made nothing less than that outlined several
in Washington correspondence Of TIE TBIB-
II is the acceptance OF the Dolphin at ALL for
both parties 10 the controversy concedc that this is i'm
possible i'll view OF Attorney General Garlands decision
there other points Ol difference as 10 the
qualities Of the vessel IL Is simply an agreement "a to
the upon which those concerned disagree
The settlement Of the Dolphin question 10 be made IN
the United states Court OF Claims where 70 soon as the
De made up Mr. Roach l. 10 take II. The vessel
commission accepted by the Government but merely
collateral security for tue money which according Ia
Will thereupOn bring an action in the Court OF Claims f0I
The award OF this money. This scheme fully
Mr.. Whitney will have no more night 10 use the Dolphin
than any other security which he might hold trust
ROachs bOndsmen may be released from the alleec
obligation under which they may be supposed to rest IN
view Of the paid to Mr.. Roach the vessel which
Mr.. Garland holds are cOllectit lc
II Is supposed that Mr.. Roach will lose no time in
getting the before the courts. II can be quOhly
tried or may be tied up for years lust the Govern
ent prefers. IL the Secretary desires be prefer the
case upon the calendar OF the court. ordinary proceed
Ing with the Departments IN important legal cOntro-
VERSES II the Administration wishes 10 let take its
course II scarcely get TO trial during Mr. Ccvelandz
term of Office.
The agreement which the Secretary is said 70 have
acknowledged male is the last OF the Roach compiled
tons. The cruiser difficulty - adjusted by the cOnpTO-
mise made by mutual Acknowledgement OF contract
Obligations, by their subsequent anuument the ground
that they were not concluded within the specified time
by the consent Of the assguees to waive thier right
the property OF MI Roach aud by Its diversion TO tho
Government Tor tue complexion O' the vessels under
secretary Nhltneys direction but by Roach practically
with his force and tools and under the 6d cOntrac
arrangements II Is probable that work will he resumed
next Monday There Is Obst acle now i'm the way al
Dir Roachs payment Of his debt schedule aud Of Tho
final discharge OF his asslgLees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
COTTON MARKErS-sY rELrseApu.

fyrVl ooL. Nov ii l:3D D. m.-COUon steady; Mid1nZ
Trapd. lbd. Mlddlug orleans. ,-l6L. sales-l0OJD
600 bales for speculation and eNEor.. To-
cents, 5000 ba.e. including lttOJ bales Ameten RI
Up.uIs Low Mlddlug clause November deily.
rrv -j,d do. November and December delivery Suft
do January February delivery, l2CiC also lIOit
do February and March delivery. lJjtd also "a n4di
do March and April delivery. lSGid: also itdi do
Apri Nav GenNcIY % 2l-0lt- do May ana Juu' de-
livery. , Id; do june and Julv delivery &t-otd
Icnitrs TOR enyey a. today clearing 700 Dacs ne"
and y % I'D do ...., ~.
American. Futures urm, UpaLds. Lo" dduIE muse
November delivery, ltOid sellers do NOHtnD't ~ Do'
cember delivery. -6id. sellers do DecemOeI auI Jau'
mr., ueycry Cad do January aud fepuIIN 80.
livery . ibid sellers. d0. February ana MaIch utlF cry
Id sei,et, do March and ApT delivery Iu-pu 80.
eIs. do Aurli and May delivery, ---t4d DleI 81, y
ana June delivery. 2I6ld value do June a1"J e"'-
. = uuNcI
I'm cause ucliNcry, oIu seels nc -'oNtu.
- ~old. sellers; DO ID nber
@ ru,r, delivery sOid buyers 40. January aud teD-
l-,id sellers do FEBRUARY anu Mafcl de-
il.nd. sellers. do March ami April delivery. ~
~ ne. do AUri. and NAV delivery. Eotd sellers DO
June delivery -tOAu 'HIu' u" IAio ANA july
delivery. > y $40. buyers =, .,.,.-- ID 1850. ~,
- AZ tFsIoN Nov action Kidding q Low MIDI.
I'M = % l0. Good Ordinary, SIC net and gross receipts.
= 80 balrs: sales OJl bales; stock, lUj.J2b bales
4.-CutOn quiet Mndllng, : ld-i1; Low
NfJahug lilo Good Orntry net ANA gross receipts,
55o bales Exports COastwlsc, OlO baes sales -,'OD
bales. stock iO4,0-' bales. - -,
Ntdilng GOOD Ordinary SD; net receipts ILL., paes;
gr,ss III $50 Exports to Grea Britain 1850 Dales:
Coastwse 1895 bales sales lOOO bales stocA ISUo-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. SpeciaH.-This was Natn
Jouess day the wheat pit. There ~ cents adj
vance in price the close saturday night, and
the traders who have followed the advice given recently
u Jones got to-day just about oneauarter OF tho
money which they had put The receipts were
small here and everywhere else. Schwartz * Dupea
were buyers early but they were filed up 10y the
anxious sellers at about s. cents for December Nils
mine Bodman Co.. Fraey. and most Of the other largo
traders were sellers and time the figures for De-
comber were as low as sos cents and then
rose with little trading, 10 - cents THIS
the call price, aud 10 made good many buyers Of those
who had sold these privileges. From that time the
per IN tue pit was altogether changed. and from bears
half the crowd became active bulls. December touched
81 :. cents shortly after noon.
Corn was kept at about Il cents for November There
is demand all the cash that can be gotten by
the shipprrs. for they have only two weeks in
which to ship by lake. After that day the insurance
companies rcfue TO write policies and the grain must
20 by RAJ. FOrty-hve cents Tor November corn
viii perhaps not be an eNtraVagant hgure
c-ut- and lard and ribs higher In proportion.
There were only 1000 hogs IN the yards. and
the report general that the hog cholera scare aorOad
Because OF the break in soc,s New York there was
sharp break m the afternoon board. The opening Tor
wheat t = D. 3 cent under the close al b. m.
cent, January $3.50 cents November corn, lOA cents;
MAY ISL Ueujs: January pOtks9 l1f - =; Dccem-
Der purN - 2O December ldrt = 913; January, IS;
January RIBS, : OH May oats 80 cents.
puts on December wheat tuls evening sod az ~Ofe
cents GALE At -, cents The receipts to-day were ld9
cars OF wheat. IL o. aud SO or oats The antci.
tea recent, iOU tomorrow are 10 cars Of wheat I23
cars OF corn Of oats ana $4,000 head OF hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
Good Ordinary ....... lll6 Low Mdding...... 316
strict Good ordinary. rs Middllng -----.....- o's
Futures werc6 to 10 points lower closing steady Sales
l. I'm nl.a
Iortot cIosInr stoodv Transfcrablc notices. 9.2j.


FLOUR AND Market still rules IN
buyers favor with only limited export business and very
Aned mainly T. medium and od Grades Ior uge4t wants.
- 3jafi the who range 300 bbls Winter Wheat
h n1 Al Al % t5 500 bis city Min Extra i s6a
- 20 ol The Wss5 inGss $S G3 s Is M y tS e
500 bbs Fine latter or Choice Winter heat
Fine at - = o - 80; superane 50 l5a*3 90. Extra
~ Il - GOOD Extra western 81 % > rs common
To Far Extra Ohio - 10 a a w ,'oS Stt "a ~ go
clear u loa a -. rye MIXTURE "a l3qr4 10, StIat
II 30. - Ions Common TO Far ytr1 3a54 90: Ear 10
Good - loa-4 900 Goolto Very ChocG - 9'Gr3 90 I9lr
winter Wheat Extra - ~" O ny NJ EXIT iIr w t7
Indr' = 14s ,3r,TTITEITRT; Ff0uR-wthoif decided
S5Hso End ~ onna trade saie. zoo bbs ncudns
ojo:5 Oily fLoC teaay WIN a 'i " se'iis
,nJ small ots choice At - a.. BCCKWHEAI
L"Ui-i'nr- lcE WIN edi3v E aG 9'y u,'' nm
changed yellow Western $-JoG* p brandywna - ~ ~
GRlGS-wHEAT-Narkct IRREGULAR and unsettled Cash
options opened oeyy hgn declined 3 sgH a rf'f &
Il ..ti,olt ana In fiiint md pretty good
Ioa, $40 lush and IT, NII- 1900 bush 600 bush.
>o .oIu bat Hood Of l,ce'p- store. posted as warn
aut 90 a " n,.iti"s q ' vi , ,tr ,7c nm ,,
P..i.I ~" i ST. 20 tL'. W., ~ H., for N5vcm.
b.r a's- - &c. closing 90, 49,. do for December .Ga
b.. ~ ''''.S 90 r I,T r '' Il ii q 6Ia :los,ng ~;
% "q "o. i1l ''y' 81 "a. ). 81, YE1n AMI
,orir, a.. ..lc far Western an ga -c iIr ta,e ..
EAHLEY-M.rA- qul,t aut steady. o'ig' .ID' DI-n
lrr. as ';arkt sal &c. Del tcr for h
,,s co-.a WIN De- strength rtou. opearl prm thgn
a4 s 90 Noygmi ei ANA II I',me .9d IN ne 6 OF
a.- mo- cr re- IRA lore export end home use ana a;o
"ti o'bnsn ~a., tioonr nusn. future. . 600 bush.
oo and toarryc including Unsradcd Mixed at 3-e ~
@ -isa% SAeq ,l l9e agS s e ,2 sr
". 2,olt I.1m ,ln'e 60 ~ W,c for Seven.
I f.f I U. e. g. ru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
A PEAR WEIGHING NEARLT FoUR POUNDS.


Frank w. Stechan has sent to The OrcgOnidR
apear weighing three pounds and eleven ounces, which
be picked from tree Ashland, which bore quite
number weighing between ten and forty ounces, No
one around this Office has before pear so
aRe or anywhere near so large The first premium Is
neIeDy awarded to that pear subject TO change II a
Ser pear comes in before Christmas As the fruit ar
rived after the Mechanics Fair and Fat Stock show
tOu.0 ~ $500 - ~ e''N - ~"'O-'''-0 '-N4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riocr. Vessels aat Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-SpOt dull for fair sales Options
firm but dull Sales, 5000 bags, closing as follows N0Vsm-
Der G7J0bSO; December G.sOdb90; January, 6S596yoi
February 695 a 100 March 7O5d7lO; April ZlO07.l5;
May. 715a 20; June Mild grades steady sales
1000 & bea." 1000 pculs
interior eT Scott 100 do "NeraIis" 500 piculs
Pedang september sale and 200 piculs Mandehing all
private terms.
CDTrON-Spot Cotton sc. lower. Sales. BIZ bales. Re
ceipts the ports to-day bales this day last week
- bales year 81 bales and since September l.
l,5Si.53l same period last year, l,55J3O3
The quotations. according tho American Classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

stalo bonds were neglected North Carolina cOnsOl Is
sold at 90 OF city bank stocks American Exchange
sold (2J at 1900 l9A, and North America 90 AZ lOd
The market for railway bonds only partially sympa-
thzcd either In the early buoyancy or later depression
In the share market. Generally tho figures ruled hr
all the way Erie second cousos were comparatively
dull between 3d. and S4s and closed At 50 IA decline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

shAKLLsfoN. Nov 4.-TurDcntine firm al 34c
SsANANNAH. Nov. 4. -1urDentine quiet az S3c.
WILMINGTON. NOY. 4.-IurpentIne frm at $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

BOSTON Nov 4.-Flour quiet Western snpernne - V 0g
* 30: Extra - 7jdS3 80 Patent spring Wbeals 70
j. So Patent Winter Wheats - 35GSo 90 S Gad soa
Steamer yellow. y.. Steamer Mixed % 9c- no
a5lc oats steady No White 4Uc; No M"'e % "a
Shorts and Nil lngs stely. Provisions steai %,
Westerp Creamery % ACC. Eggsfreshad isss,of
Recepts for today-Flour 1000 bbls s.o1o I'M,
Corn. $4,000 BUSH. oalS aOoo puSn" '"''' -'~'
bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Nov - me Dyooer1 JourRll reports cFHs-
Pecspts 500 Siuments Zoo neld market oweri
txpos - 10 COWS ano Mixed II 5OH-3 3Oi STOCK.
ers - ds3 los Feeders - ass '1i Texans , oO1
og,-EeceIpts 5000: ShiDments 400 market attiyei
pougl Mxoa .jd - 90: Pacing aud shpplns - oO0
IS o. : Light. 80 30 - % SkDA - % a. IS 90
Loo head shipments 900 heai ulrkec
du Interior G$3 90 Natives 81 10 ass 90 Texans
81 J9v3 on .- 50, ,...,.
5O market strong: Choice shipping steers
~ 7jQxI 90 native Butcher steers - OO0oi 90 GIaSs
Texan steers. - -5d - Az. a.,
ShseB-Rec@pts 700; shipments - ,oninpl ., "a i 1a
dium 81 IOdo- 3G Fato Ono'Vo ~ o'~oo 10 i"i0S - w
90 "A
HOG Recerts 5000 smDments 100 Light IS o0~
: ibG. eS 80 Gs3 IS HEAVY, ~ OOGS3 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

4 Treasury statement made TOO the end OF October
show. tic .ipt ~ lour month-July TO Orto"rr'
~G-7IOOi7iu ISL from internal revenue ~315-3iOi
against r}1 49, -3I and from iul-cr!l ucouS 30
-l13G-Ji-G: I--I, rIl6UjaO,o; payments for Tue
sline period were as io!o%s; Ordinary l--'":
against S'1ilo.J--; pensions f-'i ., IL. attiu,,
~2B9IG.-Gl iutcrcAt -2o,Jo2,Jl AGAINST r%ob2G. 10
total payments, $50. r9'p22l 1881. fI"l "'7
ina stock LNchaug" markets "irhrd Hier th' ho.I!N
with an exhibition of sych unusual buoyancy aud conf
dcncc and started for higher values AT sth ihd pace
that continuance OF the temper 20 the cnd Woud nave
proved "a phenomenon in speculation. Happily Tor
future results, the movement windcd lt.clI; ana
naturally a after tho violent advance, OF the morn
Ing WAS fno@cd by declines nearly violent - hdd
been gains In stocks the recorded transactions arc
rcuortcl AZ 53 1875 shares dor four hoursl but the
actual sales uuaue Onaby least GO. 900 shares
early dealings every tluE buul ant nut INC
cuar features Herc ST. Paul with vance OF H.
omaha with an advance OF 2a- Union Pacific with Al
advance OF y aud Western Union win an, advance q"
III per cent. I'M long past O'Clock the dealings de-
ycloped nothing but "a remarkable strength. The earn
iuls OF railways which were reported iuddo unusually
favorable exhibits; ~. Paul showed q gain for the
however seemed To have been considered by some one
furnishing good opportunity to realize the large a'
crucd profits, and selling movement was begun that
quickly uncovered "stop orders all over the market
When prices started down they declined RAPIDLY and the
scare helped along by tho squirt IN money rates TO
7pcr Central and Hudson declined from loi to
lG2ai, Lake from sI7s to -2A 81 Paul from oJA
ware Iackawanna and western IRON -
lO2, Missouri Kansas and Texas from 29is to 27ls.
Union Pacific from 573i 10 5J3> Oregon Railway aud
Navigation from lO q to 80, Northern Pacific preferred
from - to 3D. and Western Union from 81 10 IN AZ
the close sohdier tone prevailed and prices made some
recOycres from the lowest figures. Yet the market WAS
feyeris and IT is not improbable that the decline may
extend st further. But because OF todays shaking
up" ana such further movement In tho drcc-
healthy condition aud operations may be made Win
greater safety.
currency u there good demand with the bidding
up l. 4 cent Annexed the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL. VI.


Tie monthly statement of assets and Liabilities OF the
United states Treasurer october makes more salts
factory exhibit than has been made before for nearly
year By the statement the available balance seems
to have been during the month only S32OOo7o
but this statement includes in the liabilities two Items
which have not appeared in tho Trcasurers previous
statements: Accrued Interest on the general debt
593l 500 and accrued interest ON the currency Is H.
sued to the Pacific railways csl,3l2I2W. Tho gold pa
auce shows an increase for the month OF S9-O1OOo nut
nearly the whole OF the gain is made by receipts OF
gold certificates. In gold coin and bullion the
Treasury. holdings increased only 100000 ln October
and since september 1 only S11ooOoo. The lcsal-tcn-
der balance was reduced 100000 In october hut the
loss IN notes D, SJjDO,ouO. Offset by a reduction Of
900 Oo0 in the amount Of outstanding certificates 81
deposit The amount OF silver dollars held IN excess %"
outstanding SILVER certificates was reduced 9ll'oo''
Tie silver dollars on hand show decrease
Of SIGOOUOO: the coinage for tho month
amounted TO S25oOooo. therefore the amount
That was put into general circulation in october
siI0Oo0D. Explanatory OF tho general statement
Tie following tables show the actual Treasury holdings
and e. amount OF certificates outstanding against such
holding, ~ gold c-e!-tcllcr uoc- and silver 90 tlo end
OF the last three months:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. Nov. 4.
! THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
TIE MONEY MARKET.

3D., Mutton. 24s Cd s2es. Cd Cocoa Nut oii-ceyion
227 9s; Cochin, 23l De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
BosToS, Nov. 4, 1885.

CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Rcporicd by JoHN H. DAVIS & CO.. II WaI-st.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-01
A Arrival.

at about hslf-past IL o'clock Sunday
night, at which hour the darkness was as
great as Egypt ever knew. q pedestrian on
South Main street was called to by man on
horseback, who asked: "Say. boss. where
is the County Commissioners hotel?"-
meaning he Bureau. 1.-Two blocks fur
Their down-just back OF the Courthouse"
was the answer of the pedestrian, who sup
posed he was looking for free lodgings.
lis there q stable in connection with 1t.
where q fellow can pnt his horse?'
was the next question. Eyes, there
is one across the street." "Well."
said the rider, "I'm a stranger in these
parts. and I'm much obliged to you." 1t
turns out that he came from Taylor, and
his object is TO induce n of our mar
riageabls ladies to join his fortunes for
better or worse and go with him to White
Pines lively burg on Fridays stage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-01
No Go.

The sale OF the Monitor property to The
Eberhardt Company, about which there
has been so much talk lately, says the
Taylor White Pine News Of last Saturday,
is of. Capt. Drake was over here several
days the fore part of the week, in con-
sultation with the Monitor owners. He
has returned home, and we are advised
the sale is off. The differences between
the partiesAto the proposed compact are
not Of public interest. and we made no
effort to obtain them. 1t is, however,
probable the Captain did not come pre-
pared to carry out the full text OF the
original agreement. The owners Of the
Monitor know they have a good thing and
seem in no hurry to dispose OF it.