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Bulls. 900 H. at 8, leb Cow $40 n. at ss4, do 800 ~


L. &C., ts' =! e.
ossT ma .s g. (, s
90 tx Kahn 20 for Fgs', g 10 Ken9esy i'ssI m
INDIAN, steers s i2; ]. at = a. 90 Ir il
Saaa; ksS at slssr Ksnuesy ~
3 50 = Tor 81 BreMn IS Kentucky IA at s. 50
D. Msphcrson: is Ohio Steers 224 n, at s. @; 10
49, H. e So Il Virginia dc DO III e. at
i2i 4, - - do l1II 10 n a. - - M 49, o s2I h.
at g 80 20 Western lows $50 H. ats3 % Bull i''o ID
CALVES Receipts $40 head OF which ss2 head ar
taincd prices or at Ssac choice Most Of
the offerings Batenlk Caves md for csc tnee
auOaiio"s Reported sales were and about $50
SssasesS y;9l, - IN 81 st d. !ss
5 g. w Il Sc Haas ya H. e'o do
DInback & Dewey veis: iiI n at o'aci 81 Butter
Wish Kirby & Co: veaIs 100 70. at Cisc; SO Butt T.
s?%s &si E q? ysa at 3 a'5$s' so'
siiEHpASD LHsMBscReeep were s so, $50 head
SIX a. e head cay aya fna So Sca for The
time last week There wa. tr demand for the stock
the dun tendency IN prics for a
nary to Prime Sheep S at IA '" and CO Prime
to7 &c bunch OF 7ns going down to IL. and few
sses j s. Pidcoct zoo indiana sheep % n at5c: ~
ats 80; 9S do II D. at IS iis Kentgcsy DO 100 T. a!
4s4c In Ewes and fucss - -. AT Sc ucks IL 10 81
Pei 49, Virginia anb So H. at t9lc; 10 kentucky 10
70, at CSC. :S do. 81 H. a. Sc; - do 81 ~ at &c ~
teriay 2Gi Maryland Imbs 81 y at &c * kentneEi
do G6 10 at 7c; 23D Virginia 10 81 NJ u nc $50 DO % 10
a. 7c 200 DO IS NJ at 6 2,' We'' Nirs MIA 30 - % ~
+ "a Ter { co" IL Indiana sheep ~ &c. e4odo
1872 do ~ l22 do rs D. ats 81 l5 kentuchy
DO los H. At i'c 20 do % ~ &c 1865 DO ~ D. at 4'e
l. Virginia % = n. at 4c; ll9 c,ulda anbs - D. az
ri 10 iS3 Kentucky do 90 n. at c t2n - 20 TO- NJ &c
2l2 DO 81 D. at sac 1873 ohio o. o. D. at 99c OIL ,,s
Newton & tet: 231 OhlI -hcep - I'd, az ~ 80; -"
10 - - 200 - ~ at - - - virginia DO ~
10. 40 . &c 23n virginia Lambs = u ~ SO. 80 =,
at &c.
entucky DO 80 10 T. &c; 80 Kentucky sheep 81 10. at
size: jersey do 70, at &c. ~ . .
Dicr back De~ev: I2n Kentucky Lambs - NJ at
7ic ~ d. = 10. at 6i4c 81 state Lambs, - 10 at ci
J. state sheep. - No. at Ice. $3.50.
Walsh Kirby & Coz les state Lambs. ~ -, al SIC 49,
Iiunc& Mullen; - stat Lambs. II 10 at NC; ~ DO b"
TO- e &c. - 90. ~ n. at n. - oo
acnbcck paws: ij3 slae Lambs. g. n. at &c; $50
DO g. %, q Gloc go state sieep. 100 70, at &c
II D--Kcrrics % ears 81 AOtJ heal. making tlr
total for ,x days 2lOi2 heal syani .2G9 head ior TIE
time last week Market weak at yesterday qiottohs
state Hogs are quOtabe at 4 I'D &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. Especial. on THIS
side Of the Atlantic and STRONGER markets the other
side buoyed mp wheat ard gave the ocamarket some
strength. The opening was ut an advance o! IS cent
above yesterdays closing. and the market continued
rn through TIE day within n modest range. Baxter SET
the ball III motion by bidding for big and little los ana
Guihord sold freely. The latter put out between
$50 600 and 800 900 bushels which taken rca'ly
Baxter and MccnIy leading oil FOR the bulls. aud the
crowd falling III with theta. Liberal covering ny
shorts who did not 10 20 over TWO days uhih'
-urcd served 10 strengthen the market lar Vo'ume
OF business was transacted ana the rnl-
per OF tho market and the traders
was better than IL has been for week. The
market suffered temporary depression about noon hut
later II hardened ana ~ O'Clock the best hgncS
~ the morning ruled. The advances from yesterday
close was q cent. Corn firm at the outset Dut
weakened during the early trading. soon aiter th1
opening the crowd hogan bidding the market up al"
prices advanced i2a y cents from the bottom: 6ayIon
appeared "a the principal buyer. ana BALDWIN nduc
several efforts the morning 10 break November ny
Offering round lots at isa3 cont under what o,oOo
md 10000 bushel lots we're sold Tor aoou'
noon. There was "A reaction OF about u cent
hut the market lost none OF Its intrinsic strength APP
pnr.utly ANA va. quoted by the operators as hrin.
Iegiucd all that u lost ana III the last hour OF
the long session al the board every NestEe OF "e"hhcs
.s tpu-ircI. Tn. closing at the outside hgure-
Provisions opencd u lltile higher tnnn they closch
the Store and remained fairly steady without III,
poriaut changes In values. Comparatively Hsht uuSi-
done and The market was without lh"lcdtonr
nfcxcitemcni Provisions advanced the last h0nr III
.ynpathy grain and closed firm at IN" best prices,
tic a., Ock quotations Dring above the opening LOT
nearly cvrry article "u Tho list
When the huJrl rca-~riHb,ei az O'CLOCK "Hc'V "''
vauecd Ia cent, rmainrd about Stationary. nnu
prov -iou. vrr- q shade h!-hcr. Nothing especially
exciting TRANSFERRED ~ the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08

CHICAGO Aug The Drorers JoTna rsoorts cum
Receipts 3o' uead shipments 2t'u mead 'nar~e sI,s'
EIpnrts COWS Mixed ~ OOn-I "" Stcc-.
ers - 5Oasi 10. Feeders. . 'Oasi 10; Texans -
- ,-----
Hoqs-ReceIuts $4,000 shipments BOO market lover
Rouge - S5dsi - Pac&Ing aud shiDpin; ~ "G
Light 4Dg$I ~. -kips - q ~ ~
:. 900 head shipments 23u near hlrhct
.eadv - IS 30. Natives 2ooasi ~ lchAh+
" 75d-s ,.....,,.
.Ors -.-fir'ffs- 9"ceipts 80: shipnenl+
1 D,I. mlrKet urm: 80 10 GOi % Cinlct
-hippng ~ 90 Far Mcnun. - Oo~ei 90
Ie.aaA 81 SD6-i Op. ~ a. - o.. a.,
shesO-I:eccIDt- 500 sniDnents. lNOt 70 nnln o NJ"
dunn > OIG, D. Fart .'IHict - fyd,t -, 90 q.
HOgA-Eccelnts 4, 100 sBD 70 ut< 5,lJl Lay ~ OVV
- s. PacStug II 10 ~ %. HEAVY. II JJGsi -
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otal since Jan l.. ss57s.2T s43.0950S3 $lG,sO9.4ls
THE PETROLEUU MA RRET


The speculation in oil lacked spirit and in
terest to-day The tradng was light, the variation IN
price narrow and the field news scanty Such business
needs little comment for 1t possesses no Significance
Tie market opened strong and the fraction higher AZ
seslilv aronnd that pOiDt Until the close the
fluctuations cent. but In the last half hour the
price fell quickly from 30 cents the s, price
10 cents The close was weak at the lowest figures
The range OF prices at the Consolidated Exchange
was follows:
Opening ..09i4 Iowest-....... .-----Se.S
Highest. Final. .:.oS"s
kae-, barrels. 3ZO.OoV
Clearanccs yesterday. ................-... b|o4ooo
Refined oil was quiet without change In price.
BRADFORD, Penn. Aug. 7-Crude Oil-Nationa Tran
Oft Certificates opened at 994 aud closed at oS's
Highest price, 99ss; lowest price, 9sss Clcaranccs,
t.4OC barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08

SAVANNAH. August 7.-Cotton dull Middline, 9's Low
Miding gas Good Ordinary Ys net and gross receipts
pes Exports Coastwise Is bales; sales 20 bales STOCK
Lib bales.
weekiyNss and receipts rs balcs Exports Coast
wise. l6l bales; sales 81 bales. - 49,,
NEw.OREASs August Cotton quiet Middling. ll-l6;
Low Mddiny Gig Good Ordinary 516 net and gross re-
ccipts. 60 bales; sales 300 bales stock. 1884 bales
WeeklyNet receipts 235 bales gross 3so bales; Exports
10 France AZ bes 70 the Continent l,i2O bales; Coast
wise. 24l4 bales; sales. 3.t25 bales
NEW YORK. Aug THE following are the total net 70
ceiptsof cotton al all the ports september 1881
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rioer. Vessels ant RIAroIfa
NFw-YORK AuQ. z. 1ao5.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEspot Rio FIR but quiet at Csc for Fair 800 bags
ex Oilers" sold private terms Options quiet,
closing steady for months and barely steady for the later
sales Of 5000 bags closing follows August, 72ud %
G7.2j: December. 72j0L3U. Mid quiet.
COTTON-Spot cotton Lice higher but moderately
active sales s3 bales 600 last evening" all Tor home
sumption: delivered bales OF this
cotton Is being delivered stabor, who IL
managing the August deal Receipts the ports to day
Lag bales for the week. 205-. September i.
41l734 bales against Asa s32 the PERIOD ast
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proprsdls.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that under the
provisions of Act No 40 of the session laws OF 1888 de-
and proposals lie, Grating tine wa IL and corors Of
lie strcfarv a, te Office OF the Pold Of state Audit
Wednesday, september 30 next. Bids may be made
d showing cleaTy may be the pan upon which
the work l. proposed TO be I'm ed: ~, ~, ,......,
lives
I.id No . for supreme Corr Room.
B No. for rOundi and mont corridor on first noor.
Bid NO Tor Governors reception room
Bid No jfOr all - above mentioned. .
he Whole dno n to he eNpend on the work IL limited 10
bi ers the people OF the stae Of Michigan IN the penal
thous md dollars to be approved by any member
awarded them they will. within reasonable
be designated by said board enter into an agreement
conditioned for the prompt and faithful performance OF
the contract 40 awarded
the authorizing tho work Will be furnished
on applcaio to the secretary. -
The right to reject any and all bids or
designs
lansing. Aug 3. 1885. ,n o,-,
M. WILSON. Secretary.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
~ SEALED PROPOSALS are solicited FOR the constrnc
lion Of an extension TO the NlfWfoRh STATE hEtokM
ATOKY AT ELM RIA according TO draw gs and spechca
tions by j. q. Thomas. Architect. OF Newly ors CITY
BIDS wll be re- eysd until saturday a@Sast r No. az cntIr
WORK gross. Each bud must be aecomp nied oy etecs
Ne~.York able Treasurer The Board of Mana
H. Arnot TO an extent Of i've t6 per cent OF tne
IN" Shl viii enter Into contract Tor the execution OF The
work he parties TO whom contracts may De awarded WIN
and SPECIFICATIONS can be seen NJ the once OF inc
Proposals Ia be addressed to John NcKs fresneht
The oa reserves the right to reject any al proposals
~ order of the Board OF Managers ,,,, ,,cyo
NJ. H. ARNOr,
Elmira y y Jnly o. 1885. COMMITTEE
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IWK.rOol Aug. -"rpvpiois-lilcon. Cumberland Cut
Lon Middle. .is 3D.. short tcJi Mi1t's
go lO. short inbs lis 'L. ~honldrr- -. "d PEI c"t
lscf l.4fTI Ia IHu Moss ~ m Moss - 20
Mr.4. Si- Nl. per hbii rhine Nc.S rstri
Gus stem -. IarI hm"rctn I, "h' I.lm' 80.
cfn 80 g.. nt fim- Long NJ. AtN hu
~hD der. a. Ru'ti ;ls Cd c~i lur finest nit 81
-tlir. Circ..- Nmf huiDr, - CT wheat te,'
Western spunr IL l ans TIA Red Winis - - "a
.ufnf NJ @rfus Now Mr-tcrn A intstss "a
Wv w'st-rn. g. . 81. california 80 80 III ~
o. ,ii tlu rH'n y, @. ~ ~ o. ~'d pi crra ~, 'u',
NJ Na. do tt Ond IA 2o- 81 iei
cut. cnrfd ltr1ruu. t - 81 fl pr gallon clover r'l
American IHlut ~ tl. Der evil h.rh
onnnn ~ raic. Is os ao, d Ii"sced Oh -
I'd q "a,
r-ut u.s. tur. Tug 81 nIf MT ~ tM'tirtL
receipt, 81 Dr thf past ihfe' Jays "''
IasnoN An, p oducr finsc Il on f2l los . = !
l- p.f ton. uA Iinsrei 20 ST. quarter Los go
cake. AZ as per ION Refined P'iro cum - 81 2
ca per gallon. ~ptrtl OF futin". 2-H 81 per c"t
Sperm u ei@ per ton Hnsn omm"n. 49, "a per '"
Pale sdlis Pro-. -iuu4- nd a. ui per cW'. ipt
Ameri,an sugar lr- 80 per cwt Tor 'nht confirm al
~ lrlng o. aud is sd los ior cuba husco'a'o A'r
Tcnn.. auJ4t
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Ocean Cleaners.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 1Y IS; co.
ruLSA %td Aug e. am sat aug
,E MI sat IT, Aug y m Elder Wed Aue $40 $50 am
sGEN. WE.IDEa,
s,s.mo. a.. or Brs sas A Airs:, 2o m
1% T s @ s cs sasa laS
Steerage at lowest rates
oELRICHs * co. No. bowling Green
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
apkN S cs ESa GF2ENA Ss
TkAL AZ sotr! An Erica Az . MEXICO
From f Tor SsrE st RsT sG o. f SSna
for s an soa A am %ox
From san francisco. lst and Brannaa SITS
For HoN0LULu. Saw.zEAIISD aud AUSTRALIA
fe' %: H1S Il
For freight and general Information apply at Con-
p' ''' u" int p''' '0 H. ' U LAY superintendent
PED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
~ sailing IRON NewYork and Antwerp every saturday
Y IA D................. SATURDAY, ,ag - IN
Saloon so TO sS sS Second oA'
PETEt WnIG IRIS Suns Gen'l AstsjI Broadway
THE U. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. CO.
MaIanhan. Pcrnarobnco. sahia and RIO de Jancira
.sensers or ,iOntevlneO ami mems yrs
HbvAH S Sssa SRs'
rnUL T. GPi%nb co. General Agents q Broas
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
ENT ra STATES ANI oY Nb Ixth sThAM
GET an1 perm Aaf xas 70 m
ADni4rc SSaP Par s n o:l b; wa, sp noon
shs %'s '.a on
fsyore term from New York ~ FROM the
cti9n plan and other inform 2n apply at tho conpl
Agents for Philadelphia STUART & ToiEY. io6 walaHtst
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Dlpi0eno Notices.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY
CHICAGO, Ill. JULY 30 1885.
NOTICE.-A quarterly dividend of TWO
~ DOLLARS PER SHARE hasths day been declared on the
preferred OF tins company payable on tho
hrs day Of September ne To stockholders OF record at the
close OF bu siness houis ON the tenth Of August
dividend shaIes registered ia Ncwl ork VIII De palu
at the Once Of the CON panys agents JOHN PATTON Co..
b2 william New.lok. and shares registered in CHI.
a. the ONCE OF the Treasure Of the company
4. ii. FOSTER. treasurer.
NOTICE.-COupons OF the 81. Louis. Kansas
~ City and Northern Railway Company Real Estate and
Railway Mortgage due March last Will be pad at the Ma
uonal Bank Il Commerce Now. YORK August ].
Coupons Of Charles Bridge Fist and second Mort
o-'' sOION HUMPHREYS,
THOMAS f.. TUT,
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surpus S6I734, 100 SCl,GiS,lIo Dec SS'ico'o-o
The Clearing House statement t-lhy was as follows
Exchanges S7O329.o6l BALANCES. S},31oyli f1I ne
wnrk: Exchanges 1892 4242i balances, 81, 1l35
The money market was unchanged with rates al =
and closing at per cent ,,, - d.
Quotations were basis OF 81 1914 ands So re-
spectively for long and short sterllng
The business OF the SubTrcaslry Tor the wcek eh,hs
tonight includes receipts OF S299 i6l and pay 81
S. 80 leaving the general balance at -l-O3lo"-'
against Sls5,l74.l7s July 81, showing an apparent
gain 1888, s5l Bat dcdueting from tne laymehts
.HSl3OOO and from the receipts S2OO,OJo LOT certain
items OF transfer which only affect the ub-lreasuy
account with the General Treasury, us true gam as AZ
fectins the banks is Sl44s.s5. To-iays operations
covered: Receipts $l.Ol667l; pa ments. s|1..l1S
currency balance S257lG,73i com balance @loo'-
193.295. -. ,,-. =. H..
The customs receipts reported at Washington today
we're and the Internal revenue receipts were
sJg5 sl7. The United states Treasurer receiver
$500 600 National bank notes for redemption ana tue
forr he werk follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08
Can't Get Away.

vou can't get away to tlke expensive vacation trips to
the ,sashnr or nnuntans b. happy anh healthy at
boer ou follow ADVICE Io out of doors all you nos
s,br n waking riding and getting all the fresh air
u sable: Holds SAfsapafi.la to purify your blood
re- yoIr digestive and give Won that strength
and gor Ga tho depressing effects OF the
hOi weather
Bong run down 10 > hard Jrk tried Hools Ssr,dpa
rila ,ud built that have continued its usc
have great faith blood purer and regulator j..
A sMIIH commercial Bmotin Office. Boston, Mass.
Hoods sSarsaparilla
Sold by all driggi.t. sl sle ior s. Prepared only by
G. l. HOOD 3 co, Apohcclre.. lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Ocean Steamers.
CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE" LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER 40 40 NORTH RIVER
GAIIIA Saturday. Aug. IL.
AIrItANIA ... 49,. Saturday, Aug -
ITulf nj saturday, Aug 20.
stIVi . ................ Saturday sept. o. y.
cabin passage, $50. $50 and 800.
cke u and from AL parts OF Europe at very low
,atcs freight and passage once No. Bowling Green
VERNON II. BROWN & CO, Agents
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s63Op0 % UOD
The limited states Treasury now holds $50 lJo
United bonds TO secure National banK note crcu'
lation. as follows.
Currency 6s --'-'------ ~ 0G0 Xxx,
IsU per cents "a 90
Three cents
Rouds deposited for circulation during the week.
S3Os $50 bonds withdrawn during the week. S3lo.soo
Sauonal hank circulation oustandng-currency notes
S3l6.S34,9GS gold notes, S1li,JJf hedihs th,sc
sums the Treasury holds IN lawful money, S1s45ioS
follows:
For redemption o. notes 81 banks reducing circn ~ ~
For notes Of banks IN liquidation l9,g2G.5
to1 no,es Of failed 75G5l6
London today sent quotations either for British
cousos or United states bonds the inference ~ that
both were unchanged The quotations for American
Railways presented changes that appropriated thpse
made Yesterday between the opening AM closing OF the
home markets. followed by changes Daseh upon our 10
DAYS early prices hence from the opcnng to the clos:
ing n general small decline. The BANK OF
England gained 100000 bullion on balance AT Pari.
French per to s0.722 and sight exchange
on London firm at 25.l q francs to the Il
Inports OF merchandise at NewYork:
For the week. 1888 ISL 40 lsS3:: .
GENT Derchandise.... 4.s30jOo G.235,so3 5o'9,5G9
Previously reported s7,4Goe45 ss4i9.aoj s7794 ~!
Total Tor week ..s27s iO5ls2 s2oi4lbs8p s-2"ool4l3
Total since Jan s2Sj $780, 2I s2f9sOt|oo s-"Oooo=9'
Imports of specie at New-York:
yso S.os, 10000 5ss s s5 os5sIo
Total since Jan L.. s7.ol5.so2 slO2Oo.ol5 sGei7ooi
Exports OF specie from Ncw-York:
sl52 4sss5
Total since Jan L. ss.67s.2i7 sis.oo5.oSs sicsoo41s
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RICHMOND G. ALLEGHaNY RAILROAD co.

The Committee OF Reorganization appointed under tho
agreement dated 5h January 1885,
rein hereby fix saturday 29th August az
tue limit OF m which bondhoders and
benefits the purchase and
amended agreement Holders required T. de<
than the Day with tho
Mercantile Trust Company. No 10 broadway New.York,
with the terms OF the said an 'nd ageenent
for deposit after 18th 1885. will be
charged rer fhe Committee the right TO
crease without notice. such Charge IL III slime TO tune
ERNlN DAVIS.
JAMES y. COLGATE,
JOIN j. COOK,
JAMES l. CLOs On,
GEORGE L. BAKER, Committed
SMITH CLIFT,
CHARLES VI. FRY,
J. KENNEDY TOD
FRANCIS o. FRENCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the
i stakeholder. OF THE NEW YORK hNp TENA3
the company. No Wallst. In the city OF New,lok on
tuesday llth day Of August A. d. ISIS, at IL O'Clock
MON for the election aud three inspectors
OF election and the of any business which
may be brought before the meeting. ,.o "A
The stock transfer books Will DC closed on July oo an
opened August II. lsSo;, , noxn W., p.os,,.o,
JACOB S. wETMORE. Treasurer
WELLS, FARGO 81 CO., NO. 50 BWAY,
Buv Mining Stocks and ofhr Paefe coast sseur:
nos eel Exchange Teiegrdphc Irdnsfes dnd Credte
arailabls throughout the 1pet and Europe ana ycrtsdro
Freight Packages and Vdtuat 10 all parts W world
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c,a bonds as usual were duh: louisiana consols sold
os..o Ill, hunk sfncks American EXchauGe sOlu

state honds as usual duh louisiana consos soid
st 66. OF city bank stocks American LAeh"nse s''
Tie tone Of the railway bond market was in sympathy
,tbthat of the share market and therefore the laer
Ias showed some Improvement IN figures Erie second
consos opened of L at 62. rose TO oZe anu coseu az
ON West shore and Buffalo first 5s after early sales
xoi rose to and closed at 43. East Tennessee HIr-
cina and Georgia consols were z higher az 49,
ana the incomes o were General Sp 8, We're active
and rose from ISIS to 7s%a1sl9 ana the os ~ei s
steady at Co. Chesapeake and ONO hrsts series 3D. a
oSio Canada Southern irsts were 4 easier AZ 9?,4'
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain IS were OIL p AT =.
az Louisville and Nashville collateral trust rose per
cent to 96a New-York Lackawanna and western sec,
onds sold at 100. Richmond and DanFiiie hrsts
steady at lO3s and the debentures were up at ao2
Northwestern 25year debenture DIS were on az lol2
Union Pacific rss we're up = ToI ASP Pa Sni rsts
Pacific irsts were firm at 1851 l05,s Fort worth
aud Denver nrsts rose = 10 ~, anu Soioi"0 N0"' W
Iron 6s sold up to Il. . hal. o.roc.s
The features of the weekly statement Of bank averages
~ 90 90 600 in cash The change is accounted Tor
by the SuTreasury's gain OF about 81 oooooo anu vy
probable smaller holding at the end OF last week ta
was the average of that week The expansion In loans
evidently was for local purposes ana prooaoly 10 'ahe
caro- of securities that recently have peen sent to the
street from foreign domestic holders The increase
in deposits CS3 500 Is about $5600o0 smaller than
the othcr changes call for but that easily uay DC uue W
an uneven working Of the average system. .. -,
The following compares totals Oh s'a'e"ien' Va
August and August z:
Inc 9;; ;S
1 DspS.as sHae. sssoosSo ssS 2sS9 Inc S2 900
Tho shows the relation between the total re-
serve and the total deposit liabilities
'ilS ss55SS 'sSS Bee; ;9lsg
TOTAL reserve soO47l5Oo slssS45,5JO Dec s!'i2sooo
az aep pSs ss7o7o25 Inc 95oe25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08

The following shows the relation between the to'ai
serve and the total deposit liabilities
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-03-03

: We believe there will be general re-
gret felt among the people OF Dakota
over the retirement of w. n. McVay
from the Office Of territorial treasurer.
Not that the governor has not selected
an excellent successor for the RESPONSE.
BILE place; and the situation and
circumstances possibly demanding 9
change-but Mr.. Mcvay's connec.
tion with the Office of treasurer
and the signal ability and unswerving
integrity that have marked his admins.
tration-are matters which the people
are cognizant of, and which they must
appreciate because their welfare has
been immeasurably enhanced and their
interests largely promoted thereby. Mr..
Mcvay, when selected by Coy. Howard
to take charge of the territorial purse,
found it empty and the credit of the ter
ritory crippled and languishing. But
not month elapsed after he assumed
the office before territorial warrants we're
at par and there has never been an hour
since, that the warrants of the territory
haye not been redeemable in cash and
paid on presentation. While this pros
porous state of affairs has been uniform
ly maintained, the important duties of
the. Office OF treasurer haye been prompt.
ly. ably and faithfully discharged. We
question whether there has been public
Office in any state in the union ad.
ministered with better ability than
this during Mr.. McVay's incumbency,
and we therefore repeat that the
knowledge that he is to surrender the
treasury portfolio will be received with
unfeigned regret throughout Dakota
MIR. McVay belongs to Yankton, and
Yankton is proud OF her son-proud o.
his ability, and more than all.proud Of
that untainted reputation which he hat
earned for himself in the public service
Mr.. Raymond, his successor, enterl
upon the Office under the most favorable
auspices, and it is we'll understood thai
he is a gentleman entitled to the ful
confidence Of the public. If he can main
tain what his predecessor has so ably
designed and builded he will be entitled
to the gratitude of his fellow citizens