davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PoR
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEArIrREs oF NEW.YORK DEALINGS.

The shadow of the dulness from the coming
elections fell upon the Produce Exchange markets on
Saturday and the dealings light all around, with
narrow vibration Of prices and especially small ransac
lions in cash lots In wheat the export demand was im-
tied to 1000 bushels while only 1000 bushels OF corn
and 600 bushels OF met the wants OF shippers or
those cereals Few changes shown IN the final hgures
for options Wheat for November of g cent ut 94s,
but December 9G5s and January at Oslo cents were
unchanged. The options for corn unchanged Tor
November at 81 1, and February at 4G2 December Mt
49ss and January at 4G ls cent lower The oats
market was n shade better follows November 81 80
December 326 and January 33l2 cents. There was "A
fair EXPORT demand for lard but the options were pac
tcac Without change at 80 10 for November and De
cember SO % for January, SO 20 for February and
SO rs for March
At New-York. Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston the
receipts OF grain yesterday were Wheat lO9o'6
bushels; corn 50 IA bushels; oats. 563OO bushels
total grain 2i2 733 bushels -four, S,j3j barrels The
arrivals at CHICAGO. Milwaukee and ST Louis were
Wheat. 1866 bushels corn, 2l2,3d1 bushels; oats
I2I 227 bushels total gram, 100000 bushels; hour
6OJ barrels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEW. YoRK............sUNDAY, NOV. !, 1885
ARRIVED
Steamer Algers, Percy, Galveston oct "a with
I Van sickle.
pa ssengers TO II Mallory & Co.
Steamer NacOOchee KemptOn, Savannah, 22 days with
mdse and passengers 10 Henry fOnRe.
Steamer Seneca walker Newport News and Norfolk. with
nlcse and passengers 20 Old Dominion 50 CO.
steamer WyanOke, Uulphers Richmond, city Point and
Norfolk with and passengers 10 Ola Dominion So Co
steamer Chas Mayer, Anthony Baltimore with coal TO
Consolidated Coal Co
steamer Gen Whitney. Belrse Boston with mdse TO II +
Dimock.
steamer City of New Bedford Davis FAN River
TO Borden ~ Lowell
ship IL Ihsnas l0f SearspOrt Nichols Manila June
with mdse and hemp toe Buys; p Buck g. Co.
ship Trojan (of Windsor. Nri, MOsher, 20
with chad aud empty barrels 10 order to Whitney
d CO.
Bark Freia (Nor Jensen Dantzc 80
empty barrels 20 order; vessel TO funch, Edye q
Bark Recovery (of Maitland NS, O'Bren, Hamburg 80
with salt and empty barrels Fune
Edge Co.
Bark Agnes GER, Herdes Hamburg SO DAYS with salt
empty barrels 10 ORDER Watjen Tool a Co
Bark Fama (SOr ZachaTiasen, Hamburg So days with
mdse TO order; vessel 10 Punch, Edye GO.
Nimbns of windsor, NS), SMITH Antwerp 20 DAYS.
with cement aud empty barrels to order vessel 10
taux.
Bark Recovery to Windsor, ESa Blagdon Rotterdam
Jays with mdse 70 order; vessel " 20 w Bertaux
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
rrRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Oct al frovIsons-BaeoE SaIaeera ana Cus
3ls I'd: short Ribs I'd; Shout9rs 2Ss ID per cwt
RoefSi ~ Tor Extra INDIAN Mess Prlme Mess. = d.
Pork-prime Ness sos Cd per b0L Prime Ness Elstern
Western. Lard American, SIS Od- Pr0e est
a., nj. Lard OIL Hams-LODg tut. AIS. OdI
shiers 6s 81 Butter sJs I'd. cwt Tor finest United
St,tes C,heese--A ner1can C11ce. oUS I'd Wheat-ted
western spring Oh as. 3D. Red Winter. Is I'd ais Id
ner Genital SUung7 Is Id New Western Winter - ADJ
New Mixed Western A. ID California 80 !. Is 50;
Is Californian No "a % SO per Genital PtOduce
snrits II Turpentlne. Sd. do London 26s per
cwt Refined petroleum Id al sd pergall'n Coverseed-
American Red 4ys per Taiicw2Ts. Sd osln
-Comnon IS. Pale lis I'd GOs. ID. IAnseed on 2is
Adj per cwt lall0w-tine Amerc 2ss Cd Price City.
ass ID per american Retrisersed Beef hind quart
era 6d. ioIe quarters 3l2d. 10.
TerscepI she three LAYS were $4,000
ceutals, aiding $4,000 centas American
Thereceps American tina past three days vera
81, 100 centals. -, .,o - =, 90,
LONDON oct. 3l.-PTOduce- oil. f3S lOs OtS5
a per Calcutta Lnseed 44s % per quarter lAnssed
Cake 81 gs 82S u.s. per tcn Refined Petroleum. "a. %
I'd per gallon; spirits OF Turpenne. POS. Sd per cwL
sperm OH R5S per Resin COMMON. is 81. per cwt;
Pale 6s Ola PruvlsonS-i ard. 33s Nt- cWt. Tor
Amercan sugar Us 3D. per ewI for Cuba Centnigsa.
refining atOat: Austra an Tallow-Reel 24s Od Dos.
gd; Mutton 24s. 3D. 026s. DID, Cccea Nut Oit-Ceyions
Qg7 Ga; Cochin, 33l o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
LITTLE INTEREST IN CONNECTICUT.

prom TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF rltt 1p,Rr-xr
Hartford, Nov. 1.-All the twelve Sena-
tOrial nominations by each party were
completed on Thursday, and the Represep
tatiye nominations were made last nigbt
with the exception of those in few towns which are
iet Tor primaries on Monday evening The list OF Re-
publican candidates for Senators is an exceptionally
ons one as includes OF Legislative experience
nu hgh personal character The interest shown in the
"'''' mas been comparatively slight Connecticut
pV'''"ans are looking more to NewYork and virginia
" Tue situation at home. But there IS no doubt of
SuOs'Auuai Republican victory here. There may be a
TWO or three and possibly four districts
60. are naturally Democratic. but there are seven
holding over and the Senate is sure to be Re
,sp Pa Inc House ought to and probably will con-
In ,h n 1spuDhean majority OF from hfty 10 sixty.
The ans, CITY there Is warm Republican contest over
TSoonSeu OF Alexander HARRISON as Repfesentstiye
nominated fairly In caucus, he is opposed by
nulnDer OF Republicans, who will vote for MIR
sood Isey democrat. Mr. HARRISON expects to get a
a. many democratic votes. Mayor Bnlkeey who is
Se,e,'e politician, Is openly opposing HARRISON, The
nsoh Is serious one, and il looks as IL both the
NJ candidates for the House would be elected
sn NVoley the Republican candidate for Senator may
49, ~ TOM the quarrel and the contest between him
obe close N'''' P'onii9eS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
Total shares soIl tor the W.

The markets for railway stocks yet fail To develop any
disposition the part OF any To make boom like
what has occurred and Is ruling in the speculative mar
The business done last week ut the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange amounted only to 623SO
shares gain the preceding week Of $500 shares
Boston consolidated the only stock that furnished
any special features 10 active with sales of 5000
shares and It's price from - 70 up TO - 80 and
then declined 10 and closed at 81 40. Sutro
Tunnel l10lS cents furnished l2OOO
shares to the total business, so that the
stocks named contained nearly one-haf or the whole
AT the stock Exchange there sales of 1000 shares
OF Quicksilver common stock at Sl2a7a74, and 100
shares the preferred at 29s. Ii Is reported that
tho executive committee OF the quicksilver Mining
Compony il preparing plan that provides for the call
ing and canceng OF AL the preferred stock AMI the
issuing bonds in It's place. 1t is stated that this will
provo IN the conduct of the affairs OF the
company"
The following Saturdays quotations for unlisted
securities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
COTTON MARKErs-BY rELEsaApa.

LIVERPOOL. Oct 3l-l2;30 p. m.-Cotton duh Mi4dins
Uplands 54di Mtddling Orleans I'LL saes-6OOO pses'
Including 800 bales for speculation and export
coo ba es, including 800 bales American fuuis
Uplnds Low MbidIiny clause. October delivery y x
-6Ad also s64d. do. october aud N9yeuber
November December delivery,
76Id. do December and January delivery SID
b74d do January and Eel delivery O-ofa' iso
g641 do Feermry and March delivery a ae do April
B4i; March and April delivery 1850 ., IA
and May delisegy, z064d-; also 2l-64d do MAY A
delivery 2f-5Si. -aa b,les new
doc ket and 1910 Old do r,lands Low
z D. m-Cotton-Futures closed steady y psIIeY.. DO
Midollng cause November delivery. Sosu- Al De.
November December delivery !ota srS 90 January
amt February delivery l04d seize sch and April deliy
Marsu delivery I3-tld sellers; do hAicn Anu l-o4d.
ery i604d Value DC. April and MAY az "a sellers, d.
sellers do May and June asnsean
June and July DELIVERY 2b6ad pnsn'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

LONDON Oct 3l-l2:3U y. m.-Atlantic West
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 80 Canadian Pa
81 a. 227si do. second CCnsos Illinois
Central. 1880; Mexican Ordinary "a; 81 Pau Common
81 s hewYorK Centin. 1904; pennsylvania, OH; Read
ing liz
Canadian Pacific oil s Erie, 20 a; do. Second
soils S0a, Mexican Ordinary, 20 =; NewYOr Central los y
Pennsylvania 57As; Heading, ii y.
Pans advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 10 francs
"a u confines for the account
hudson Bay Company, 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

The refined oil market strong, under good vol
ume OF business and prices closed unchanged SIS
cents per gallon Abel test here and ss In Philadelphia
and Baltimore
BRADFORD, Penn. Oct 3I.-Crude on-Natonal Tran
sit Certificates opened HOS and closed Ill u;
highest price. ITO lowest price, 1903 Clearauoes
2,256,O0O barrels
OIL CITY. Penn. Oct 3l.-Crudo On-NationaI Tran
sit Certificates opened at 110ai and closed l2
highest price, 1ll7s; lowest price. HOB. Sales
100000 barrels cearances. 100000 barrels runs,
92,Gis barrels shIpments. $780, barrels charters,
10 0TG barreis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
SENATOR MALONE HOPEFUL OF VICTORY

PETERSBURG, Nov. L (SpeciaD. The interest
INC election to be held il Virginia on Tuesday for
80 olncers and members of the Legislature is I'M
soated, and the Republicans are sanguine OF victory
Asor Malone who all along has been confident that
;bs ticket would be elected is more 30 TODAY
hs'er He says that John s. Wise's majority over
IN ~ =, Republicans Will have majority on Joint ballot
lo House OF delegates, but he cannot tell much a. to
NV The Senate Will stand. va ~ ~ W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

reoton unanmous vote for division and admission will
he the result the site of the capital narrowing gown
TO an issue between Huron and Pierre ana nero ferre
will carry the counties with large msjorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

The attention OF the holders Of Wabash St Louis and
Pacific general mortgage bonds is directed to
tisement in another column announcing November 10
as the date lat which the right TO deposit bonds
under the agreement of will expire Upon
bonds rendered for deposit after that date extra pay
ment or per cent viii be required.
Messrs. J. d. Probst & Co. offer for sale q limited
amount OF Morgans Louisiana auf Texas Railroad and
steamship Company's first mortgage per cent gold
and July.
The following ia the monthly statement OF receipts
and disbursements of the Assistant Treasurer of the
United states at New-York for October:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
DE1AY FIXES BY BROKEN HYDRANTs

At n small fire in "BiIy0 Madden's place IN
the Bowery on Saturday night the fremen were much
delayed by finding their arrival that hydrant opp0
site the fire broken by street sprnklers Chief
shay was indignant He complained that relnen were
often delayed by the reckless breaking OF hydrans Dy
emnloYes Of tho Street Cleaning DEPARTMENT..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

The CONSTITUTION ELECTION IN DAKOTA.
=. sANroS, Dak., Nov. (SpeciaD.-The inter-
she constitution election the proposed State of
Dakota on Tuesday is ct fever heat, and I'M this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrRE ALMANAC.


rises 100 SETS 45l Moot rises 1885, age. %
mon WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook. 1874 Gov Island, Ala Hen GAIA COS
p&.-sandY Hook. BAT Gov Island. 4.20, Hell Gaze GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
SPIRITS or ruRPEyrTye

CHARLESTON Oct 3i.-TUrDoBtine firm at 33G.
bAyAxnAa. Oct 81. -TurDentile quiet at j3c-
WILMINGTON. oct 3l.-rurpentune iirm at $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
steamer Yorkshire, for London.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
EOREIGN POI ~

LONDON Nov l-Arrived Br jeffrey from
Ncw.YOrk.
QUEENSTOWN Nov lsailed steamer Aurania (Br' HrihS'
from Liverpool hence for New York. z, ~.
PLYMOUTH Nov ARRIVED steamer Wiela nd (Gerl heo-
ioh from New York 10 Hamburg anu pro
ceedeil.
HniBURG Nov ARRIVED steamer Bohemia (Ger)' har'
Iowa. fIOm Now York oct IL. -. WA
ANTWERP 3l-sailed steamer Pennland (Belg' WeSe'
NeW York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

The following table the tons and percentages
shipped by each OF the railroads East from Chicago of
-four grain and provisions for the week ended last Sat
urday in comparison with tho week of 1888 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn Oatb
vyo.L arJeI not IN brsb 900 Dir co. p99 l.6Gl.73l
Week ended oct. H. bush l.600sSO l,oZhOon oyya'yV
Week ended oct "a, bush I.Si309O 6t241O
Week ended Oct.2l bush. 22ll7sO i.SloVoO i@-''oo'
s,rco Cont 1898 hush "A 0Ii 177s2Ols i5te276l
same tine IN All bnsh 310ilS8I l4Q9OAlO l53J7,5eS
same time In 1854 bush ~ l6O77S 49, 355G47 liSdi6Y
SHIPMENTS.
,,,o.A o.,o, ~. IN h,s, goa t9g 2I93s5O l527,73l
Week endsd oct IL bush l3O5,7J0 l,l3LS70 l.S0Ss50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, Nov. Up. NJ.

SUNDAY, NOV. IT, Me-
The United States Treasury last week made gain TO
its net available balance of s3944453 and nearly the
whole OF in go and that by the receipt for pay
ments due It, Of gold certificates The net gain IN gold
was 49l Ol6 made up by reduction Of S353963o In
the amount OF outstanding gold certificates less loss
OF $4O,6l4 In the metal. While during October the
Treasury's net gold balance has been increased about
$S,5O0O00 tho actual gold held In the
Treasury's vaults increased less than 100000
Last weeks gain OF $166,925 in the legatender
balance was made by the retirement Of 100000 OF GER
tifcate less loss of S3930s2 in tho The silver
balance shows gain of $392.43s. made up by the re-
tirement OF $295.6 Of certificates plus gain OF
S96.s3s in tho metal SO 1t that the amount OF
silver dollars into circulation last week was only
about equal to the weeks purchase Of silver bullion. An
era circulation.
suboined the results Of Saturdays statement as
compared with those of the statement Of october a.
oct a. 1885. oct. 81, 1885. Changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

rot1I b1rrela..... lG1J21J IBlIUIU l1IGI llU-,IlD
Average per day -, 57.751 6J.3i2 zoos 3D.9t2
The taDc given below tells the story OF the certificate
speculation last week 40 well that little comment Is
needed The expected reaction In prices failed come.
for the few moments that the market near ~ %
cannot DO digned with the name OF moro than fuct
uation. The strength Of tho market may be
called amal ug aud II looks though the permancncy OF
higher prices might be assured by the faith
by pubic In bull speculation generally There Is no
snort interest OF magnitude To be- In the market but
the holders Of oil point To the advance Ia stocks III tho
absence bear element In speculation good prece
dent for believing that this feature Of the situation need
cause no alarm Tho dealings last week were consider
ably under the record Of the previous week. Early
rying rates very hgh but the end they had
fallen 10 what about normal figures. Tho close
was strong u gain OF ia cents from the previous
weeks ending and traders rule were bullish. In
such market guessc- to the future moro than
usually hazardous hut this may lie vGntured, that per
hnps before renewed buying fever sets speculation
may be allowed little time fuly tOcrystaZc tho
present basis OF 81 10 to 81 IL.
The range prices and the total dealings at tho Con-
soldatcd Exchange for the last two weeks fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 81, 1885.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. Oct. 81, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

Ba-. Iyina Curtis Isgnna % days. with mdss to
Deg nert v 'sel 70 B B Metoaf 4 Co. IA, ,.,r, eum
~ b MOtl,y Harper auckland 1903 days with Faur Gun"
10 AZ Old ns4 Coi vessel TO Sapson Clapp 10 70
Brle bine Nor). Blk. Rio Janclro ~ days Win o'H
u Amsine vessel To Benham Il BGyesen -..oa On
schr Minatitlan of Turks ISLAND Fournier
a Co -
sehr Nina Belle Cof Machias. MeKowen. Gbara ~
win sugar to Mosle Bros; vessel to Simpson, Capp we
,SOSSEr-wind SANDY HOOK. fresh, ESQ., CLOUDY "
lily lsiand fresh Sc; cloudy, =,
Sandy Hook barometer. 300i: Thermometer; Do
Wind 5. SO miles Swell. heavy, sE weather hgnt raln'
Arrived yesterday
steamer Germanic Br) Kennedy. Liverpool oct ~
town u with mdse and l2l cabin and Az seefsge passe
gers to Il Cortis. Arrived at the Bar at 9.25 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
Net availableba -
Non legal tender
(fracttOnall sill ...
yer cOins....... 23OiO,5j5 2293B.350 Dec. lOi,2OO


Total balance. $2A3lll77 sl32 430 Inc So S4O2j3
Yesterdays weekly bank statement presents another
largo expansion OF loans, amounting to Sf113,1OO,
which makes an aggregate expansion since August Of
S3- 100000. As usual, last weeks movement prin-
cpaly with few OF the large banks tho aggregate ex
pansion OF nine banks was and the cOntrac-
lion OF six other banks $2,10O.0OO, follows: Ex
pansious-Fourth National, ~ 100000; Importers and
Traders, S1,lOO,0 600; Nassau $500 900 Mercantile,
100000; Central National. S)3OOO0 Third National,
100000; Chatham, S2l0,000; Manhattan, S220,OOO,
ana Broadway 800 600 COntractiOnsFirst National,
$4,000 City, 100000; New-York, $4,000; Com
merce, $4,000 and United states, s2Oo,OOO.
The weeks reported loss In total reserve
Is $2.7s3OOO which leaves the total S2G,000,0O0
ports a decrease in deposits of $1,000 while the
other changes call for increase OF about Sl4OOOOO
since August Notwithstanding the loss Of S26OOOOOO
i'm ca the increase I'm loans hold the deposits up
that the deposits 400 900 greater than they
August !. The surplus reserve now stands az
SOS 49,. 900 against SGl.72l100 August l. and
against S31.271I50 November l. 1854, when the de-
posts were SG9,OOO.OO0 smaller than they arc now.
The following compares yesterdays statement with
those OF the spending dates OF lSeI and 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
Tile PELRoLErn MlRKEr

There is little that is new in the statistical po-
sltion OF petroleum be- noted Ia general review Tho
refined product perhaps presents stronger features than
crude and II viii be than strange II s value does
not enhance considerably before the winter Is Tho
home demand is excellent but Europe has not yet shown
great willingness invest In the article beyond immed
ate wants. But the stocks ab-oad have diminished 20
such an extent that sheer necessity bound force
heavy demand within the next few months AMI though
the danger OF Russian competition IS not to bee entirely
overlooked the condition Of that industry forbds the
idea that II can become serious factor IN the situation
this season Moreover the protective duties hy which the
Continental States striving 20 keep out American oil
seem 10 working IN the direction ofdcyeopng mutual
yibe Austrian duties are tending to build
M the trade OF the Mediterranean sea
EaIfic II Is possible that tho attempt discriminate
in favor OF Russian petroleum Will ero long cause
The public ana Wlll Street SPECTATOR appear to be
Just awakDg to the features OF the situation OF crude
| when prices level - or 80 cents under
present values. The West, after stubborn sccptciam
when tho dollar mark had been passed. has given Judi
cations OF new euthu ism 10 did feel when hgurcs
80 in ar II cents lower And vet n auythlu..
the immediate commercial phase Of tho commodity j.
less bulish than few months ago The pipe line dcv-
erie, are les. than they we-e IN September August
and the excess OF deliveries overrun, Is now barely
5000 barrels day, when they werr sag, 1000 TO
$4,000 barrels "A day ahead OF the Tor tho two
previous months. Aud while the consumption sill
keeps advance Of tho output as WHOLE the daily
average OF production coming from small sea- tered
wells has risen TO some 1900 barrels. or course no
| serious arguments can be deduced from these
facts and IN the absence OF new
Held there ia every reason for confidence IN
the article. Nevertheless they not ont or place IN
any attempt view the speculative situation In
ton with the statistical movement
The pipe line for October up 10 tho latest avail
able date average 57T37 barrels day against JS,7IS
barrels Ia September. 54515 barrels IA August and
G3O7l barrels In October. 1854 and G1O1J barrels IN
October ssJ. The deliveries average GJ342 barrels
day, compared with 7l,2OG barrels ia september,
&C. barrel. Ia August and I,li1 barrels In October,
1881 and II G2J barrels In October, 1883. rhe daily
average OF charters u 1922 barrels, against
I'm average OF 3S,sOl barrels September,
40 700 barrels August aud 1888 barrels In Octpb er
ISL and A. 717 barrels IN October. 1883. The figures
In full October 10 20 tcarters ~ the 3Oth rs
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
Totals -. 45,OO5 100 47,l37 100 2076g

Cotton unfavOrably affected in its price by dull
foreign advices and large receipts at the ports for
futures there was almost continuous decline which
marked fall OF abut 30 points for early deliveries and
% to % points for summers deliveries Spot was
quiet and suffered decline OF 5l6 cent, closing at Gig
cents for middling upands. The exports OF the week.
however, were unusually large. The statistics OF the
movements Of three years as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02


lion less certih
and $780,
100000 for $3.50
United states
notes less
tthcatcs........ 27906351 2S,l63219 Inc. 166,J2S
National bank -
Deposits in Ma
tional banks. 1l,4s4,9e1 1l,5s3297 Inc. 9s.3O6
Silver dOlarsand
bullion less Ger.
tihcates.......- 74,164.975 745574l3 Inc. ,43S
Totals sl57 $50 si0i 1923 s2S Inc sSO24,8ss
Dedu for funds
held To redeem
National bank
notes intending
the cent
fund. b2,l33,3O8 b2,ll3,745 Dec 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

t Totaldeposits ........................ sl8I6.OOo
Gold bars stamped 1871, 096
Silver bars stainDed..... 6S0,3O3-S3.017 400
, 1885-04-01
Publication.

&gfsHE 2nd member, JAMESON.
CD and 4th member RAPHAEt.,
of the Colonial Council for the
Country District Of the Jurisdic-
tion of Christiansted in turn va
eating their seats, an election of
two members, according to order
from the Government, will take
place at the Court House in Chris
tiansted on SATURDAY the 18th
April next.
The polling will commence at
10 o'clock noon, and, in accordance
with s 80 of the Colonial Law,
close at 3 o'clock pm.
The Elective Board for the Country Dis
trict of the Jurisdiction of Christiansted,
st. Croix, 9th March 1885.
Il. HANSCHELL,
Chairman.
, 1885-04-01
Publication.

GS69HE 1st Member, WILLARD,
90 of the Colonial Council for the
town of Christiansted and suburbs
in turn vacating his seat, an cleo
ton of a member, according to
order from the Government, will
take place on FRIDAY the 18th
April next.
The polling will commence at
II o'clock noon, and, in accordance
with 5 80 of the Colonial Law,
close at 3 o'clock p. m.
The Elective Bdfd foh the Town of
christia"s'ed, Stoix kh March 1885.
II, HANSCHELL,
Chairman.
, 1885-04-01

ion simpl, the sequence of there being
n much smaller total number of mas
duers; but among the cases OF OBJ
scenity and immortality were some of
a most depraved character We are
Informed, but can scarcely believe,
that His Excellency took no steps to
obtain a personal knowledge of the
nature and extent of This annual
s~aturnalia. If the statement he true
it is much TO be regretted, as it is
likely His ExceIIency will soon be
called upon to express an opinion ON
the desirability OF suppressing this
time of folly, vice and crime-l6ld.