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New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
STATE or TRADE.

BOSTON Mass. Jan. 80. Flour quiet and unchanged.
s. IS pateHt spria< Whoats s. a5SsSoo pasn Winter
8 SSS TO- Corn yegy ae5 prices pnshlngsd steamer
osts drm and strong; No White q Si0c: NO White.
flour ZOO ooi.. 500 S.So0 bush. oass.
Fancy g. PToyoa, PORK aui 5sss sS
s IIa qsSa snarr5 s. Bao1a @as Sesiers s
nG q @ seS SmSs SeT and LINT r. s. Was sc ssy syc =
ing and Ithers "a Goas1 lo reeeD' 2loo head sa0.
s9rlogr easier spa q9s, cnoics &
MnHesota Bas-rs s. ass IS; Patents s4 5OssS IS;
wrcat active ana weak; sales ranged January 7eS7Sc
eos@s a, at 1873 % fsSrsa S, % closing .
saa aTs So @ anssa s ta5 & s Is closing ss
c JaHGary rPos S5ss closing M at 291 seSruary sgx
s9 Rys 81 Ip9aa
forG 9yey sale, ranged CASH s2 sslS Il TO- JsnSsTy
M 49, S closing ssns March
Osns 1 % Ha M De sasE 81 sass ranged q ssso
FsSEUTy 80 fSs9s o. . sSr S Tth S s si S
o. 20 SSSr, Gear ss 81 SO s. Rscapts-Fioar 5000
sSl.3 @nsas 5000 bush; corn; i6sSoo ca;5: oas.
Flour 10000 ools; Wheat 2 o9o oush Corn; isseo9
pSsI. SasH 0-'N ''.''' wv O1'-'
Sa Gan sonG 5.: 'y and aans, a% yAs: e.
February. 70 l.c+ March, 7Ste! Nay: si2c Sorn nTni
10 Soc Soc P1ey,oS. .s.sT sgTR Mes, i Ss Ne
and January; s2 IS February ar-Pras steam. 90 g.
AMI January s. 80 February sweet Pcked Hanss3
Hogs - 1904 Co. ReceIDts-FloGr. 400 DDlas
Wheat $1,000 bush; Barley. 29.O00 ShIpments Flour.
1000 Dbls.. Wheat l2O0D oush bsriey, 1900
PIN ADLPU.. Jan. 3O-Flo'r steady; buyers operating
ouy current wants Western and PeDDsylvanla So-
pei - % - i5i do Ncrs ,! 736s5 l2z Psnnsytyanla
Family So JSs3 81 p Peaasyvania Roller Process st0ls
81 %; Delaware Family 81 .3 WINTER Wheat Patent
s. O0as5 50. Wheat a shade hrmsr but demand nght;
o. ac; No Pensylvsna Red 9Jsc; No He'd January sa
as g; February, S,aGs5c.: March. S9Ssd9Jc. April,
~ 9l9.c Corn There light onerngs and prices
ruled steady, car lots moderate redntss No.
Mixed IN grain depot 4sc do isaG &c; No.
Yellow export elevator J0l2ci No. M1ed January
81 Acl FeOru1ry ash di9c March iSila sc April
4S104s.c Oats-Csr lets quiet Rejected White. 3Iei
NO White 30c., No White. IOa futures steady
and dun; No. White January 33ailc: February 5ek
d37isc: March 35S.d37 &c Receips-Flour 1000 g5s.
Wheat 210D busa. COrl $1,000 busb.i Oats Il 900 bus3
$4,000 bush; Corn 34.OO0 busL oats
6,OOO push.
lower Rel SfHs1Sfssc cash; January ~ s-c Feb
ruary, S4'acj May. 81 lsc, Corn SLOW cash. 30sc jar
uary 36c: February; 3ifci May. 81 isc. Oats nInor
Casa Sic; February 2yhc.; May 3laa3i4c Rye nrm
ter eggs slsiiy aat unchanged Flax sect steady
at 81 as; Hay q!iet 9ai uneh1ased Bran arm az ;ss
Pork, si24, Bakmsais-Ions Clear 80 20 seort ,Rig.
1900 ools whea. 1900 6isai cora,
5000 oush. Shpments-FIour 1903 1DtA: WIsl. 5ioJl
bush; corn, 5000 0lsL; Oats UoOJ Dusl' Sys i,vJS
ouen.,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
corroy MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LyFsPool. Jan. 30-l.:31 n.--Cotton dun. Mdilins
Uplands td do Mdding orleans dsl ,al5, 5000 bales
Including 1000 bales speculation AMI export receipts
5000 bale, ino!uilne 81 5000 baes American Future,
deyefy Sid.: also UG DO Mach AMI April delivery.
I'D also 46id; do April anl May delivery OOid
G4d; do June and July delivery l7e4d aso6 I66id
Tenders OF devIes AT tOdD's cleIrnS lOO bales nav
docket 49,.
Weoky-saes OF the week $1,000 bales; American $4,000
balcs specuilOrs TOOK dDO bales exporters took $500
Dalos forwarded from sp, direct 357OO
bales actual EXPORT 100 bales total ecspts losOoO bale
b3J9O Dae. amount Of cotton anoat J2iOJO bses Aner
D. mcotIon sales OF the day included 300 bale,
American Futures nat; Uplands Low Mmdling clause,
avs s de- isfEs fsy %S ana Iare
o59id seisrs DO March and April delivery SSid
and June delivery lJid secrsi do Jane aud July dc.
value do Ans .sT and as sy naa as.s e &
value
February anu March delivery o3C4di also 62-54d; do
do May aud June delivery, Hold also lo-o4d; do.
. Colton~fatirss cossd steady; Upland, Low Mid.
ding slaase January delivery d2sta value DO January
March ae!lysry 5Sstld buyers do MarsI and 1pT ds'
scIe2s May aud June delivery io6id BUYERS DO June
and July delivery li6id value, do july and August DO
ivery isi5d sellers; do August aud september delivery
GALVESTON. Jan. sO-cotton quiet; MddIns. 10 ll.le'
Az bales gross .o7 bales, 1879 bales, ana ,.,..
EXPORT. B,a,n III " D,s cOastwise os4 bales
sales i:sij bales. -. ,,,,,, ,oo,.
Exports GOa.t.ise. Sli bales salos so
Weeky;-Net receipts o459 bales gross els3 bales los;
Exports to HieSt lIitan ORA bales coastwe Aooo
Nkw.oRLEAss. jan 3o-Coton quiet Middlins loss Low
sos Zoo Bales Exports q Great s' r,an 4S6 bales
.e Continent 800 vales sales 5000 Daes stock $780,
receipts. 2ssl9 a sas: gross snss ssl eals
'sIs:. Ss,' ss.sSo 4 Is Sass S''' '' ''' ''-''' ~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
TROY.
THE CITY CHAMBERLAINsHIP-M
UET-ENTERTAINMENT
lnr TELEGRAPH TO THg TkfBUsyl


Troy, Jan. 30.-The people of Troy are
scandazed by another outbreak Of violence the City
Hall. Mayor Fitzgerald sent posse of police who, d
reced by Superintendent Quigley. acting under the
Mayors command instead Of that of the Police Com.
missioners dragged the venerable Chamberlain Hall
from his office and installed Bridgeman. Bridgeman
evndes the service Of Judge Iugals Injunction restrain
ing him from acting No doubt the will in time
iebuke these insulting subteruges, but WHILE the
city ia practically under the dicaon of City Attorney
Roche. The Republicans who elected Fitzgerald
as an Independent Democrat, under pledges Of
reform, are overwhelmed with ohagrn Judge
ingalls, is indignant at tho way his order has been
Treated and the order OF arrest will probably be granted
The third OF series OF brilliant dancing assemhIica
was given AT Harmony Hail Wednesday evening Jbe
committee having II In charge consisted OF c. w Iine
hast, s. Alexander Orr, L. CORTLAND Gale and Thomas
Vail The hall was handsomely decorated and the music
aud supper unusually satisfactory. The matrons were
Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Mason, Mrs Russell Mrs
Knickerbocker aud Mrs. Mclean. The floor committee
consisted Of William L. Mason. Edison Thalimer ~ H.
squires, James Caldwell, c. ~ Church, and j. A. Wells
Next 10 the City Hall disorder the of
week has been the visit OF the Monroe ndery Drill
Corps OF Rochester. The corps was handsomely ban.
qnetted and escorted by the Apollo Knights OF Troy.
Both communicates gave drill at the Casino for
the benefit Of the Orphan Asylum. About $4,000 was
realized.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
SYRACUSE.
CHARITY BALL-sUING THE MiLh1NSoNS- H Ss
TIRED OF LIFE-CHURCH IhoooAIS'
tuv oRApH TO THE TRIBuSRl

fnr rrLsoRArH TO THE rRrBuSEl
r.v Ian. 3O.-A charity ball for the
Xn.at AZ the German Orphan Asylum VIII Dc gwen ~
the Grand Opera House on February L. 49,.
.u,t has been begun against ]. Foreman ana Aiireo
rr,,.on and their wives by their assignee, T. T. huo
hell in behalf Of seventeen suits to nave the tran V
An. Globe Hotel property John wilkinson OF CnicasO'
o,,o IN act aside mortgage Of Sl25,Ooo' Pur
,ortod 10 have been given by John Wilkinson 10 "
crosby. Of New-York Hiscock, Clifford bonen,. :,
Who rcpresent nineteen judgments that were
nv order of court have had these Judgments 900
and filed against Wilkinson to the amount ,orto. NJ
r,,a c,,urcb ssterhood one Of the worthy cii~io A.
ths c,tv reports that unusual demands ~ nHo na an
upon the treasury for the care Oh ' funds
peals to charitably disposeu Ps
Ia aid Il in its good work .. r,.d,c,ne
- .,r,, Hail who has been IN the paten' ni0"
,s,no.s I'm syracuse for twenty years. was
Co. ,nto.,cation on Tuesday night Eary Oh "oeno'
orn,ne he was found suspended by the neck III nus .o
He was cut down by the captain OF the ponce "'1
h,,g r..uscated declared that 1t had been hafu VIII
Ter with him. and that he did not care 10 il'e any
Messrs Haven OF Buffalo, who have tne coIag n tbs
tire supefstrucure OF the new trs 70 work
cttx have not heen able stOne-cu peio W
So 70 m per day The members OF stone EnrU @
Of city demand ss 80 day Sey tine ra1e are holding out
ains the contractors and refuse to 90 to work tVl
than the union prices stonecrt,eIs so Ia do by
cities refuse to 20 work unless permtVeo ~ Wv ~
On Tuesday evening General ana MRS; DmsbeS A. -
Bruce gave reception at their home Id hohof VI Aux
and Mrs. Frederick ID. White - s..,,,v .x
Religious and social circles in Syracuse are oeePy h
cited over the action Of the Evangelical churene' %
eity toward the Unitarian and UniyersaisIs. O., t,a
meeting of the leaders of various congregati0hs III o
city held on Tuesday. to form Womens Onrisd Od tSs
socaton majority of the ladies voted TO exclude tne
Tntauans and Universaliss from membership IN @ rne
society on the ground that they were not
ladies excluded are noted for their prscIca 0ni''
work e,....r p,rl IA ar
Manager Olds Of the Alhsmbra skating inK ,ns Is q"
ranging for polo tournament to take place ID
on FEBRUARY i6 and to continue ak days S inS tn,
pionshp of the state is TO be contested i0r ny
ali cities In the State. . ....s a., . hodv
The syracuse PI alanx has voted to attend IN u1uI
the INAUGURATION ceremonies at Washington on o"i' "
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPIIT4 STOCKS
houoLlcL Lu IlIs II. DAAIa N %. II .ElllL
FRIDAY, Jan. 3O-P. a.


Two hundred and thIrty-soyen thousand ard one
stock transactions at the stock Exchange yesterday the
transactions amounted to 3lO3lS shares. But to-day
yesterday It Delaware. LacAa aud Western
stock that contributed ts6737 shares,. than
third OF the total number Of shares that were dealt n
The market opened very tame; strong contrast with
last evenings closing activity, aud the sales following
the opening ones showed small declines.
This condition, however. permitted to exist
only for few minutes before a high proSs-
urc advanced prices for nearly all the active
stocks 70 something better than yesterdays last figures
But every professional stock operator knows that there
is limit to the power OF manipulation To-day It
reached with Delaware. Lackawanna and Western up to
S0A Central and Hudson 10 ssh Lake Shore TO 81 os-
ST. Paul to 72a. Northwestern to vOia Western Union
To 5S2 Union Paclnc To 80 and Coutra OF NoyJersey
To 3j35 Alter these advances the movements were
dun the market was fatigung, and the drft OF prcos
was wholly unsatisfactory Naturally general attention
was turned toward Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
The loaning rates opened for It at l-IGDis
per cent premium, and at those figures the
ncwals generally made; bnt even before that
operation was completed the fell 20 lG4 and finally
TO fiat The price Of the stock opened up a at s07s and
fell TO s9 but almost In the twinkng OF an eye
covered To DO4, at about which figures considerable
amount OF business was recorded being done From
that top figure there continuous supply OF stock
down to Ssi40ssss Tho company to-day nade a brief
statement without details or balance sheets permit
or analysis or lts Dusincss Tor 1894 and
with the class OF statements made 1883 as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
LIVE sToCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30-7ne DroUerS Journal reports Cattle
Receipts 100 head; shipments 1900 head market quiet;
Choice shipping 81 OO9SJ 4os Common u Medium,
81 20asl 40, Texans. 81 00dSj 90.
Hogs-ReccipA $4,000 noAI shipments 7OOOheati Market
Rough Packing "a 2O9S4 6O Packing and shipping
- J5aso 20, Light - $685. oO Skipa - O0aSA 20
sD--R RecelpLs. 3.700 snpmenJA 700; markot tow
Inferior to FAr 81 5O9s3 oO Medium' to Good - W
u.s. lJ Choice 10 EXTRA. 81 0O6sf 90 ,oo, ,,.
ST LOUIS Jan. 30.-tdtls- receipts. lO0G shipments,
2OJj quiet Exports 80 80 $50 ~ doSa 70 Caoco
Shipping s5 250s5 73 Fair TO Medium, "a ~ 1850 w;
Texans ~ 000 - 75 ooo ,,. a.. ~,
Sheep-Receipta l4OD; shiDmonts. 300 Common 70 Ne
diuin. So 80 ass 20. Fair to cnoce - 81 oti oo
HOos-KecelDts 1900; snipDenCs 3,oOO Light 81 AoO
"a ~ PACKING 81 G.ja 81 10: Heavy, 81 7Oa$4 So.
BUFFALO Jan 3OCate- -teceios to-day o45 head total
for veex Ihns far 500 nead for 5000
head; consgnod through, 2o2 cars market dnl;
Good 10 steers % 'o StocAers aud feeier
81 759s4 20. ,.,.,
,1 hea, for sane last week 434D0 head, consgned
tarough 10 cars market quiet and weaker Medium 70
1ooI I'll on QSt Canada Lambs S5 rs QS6 10.
Hocs-Rsccpts tday 1000 noat total for week thus fa
AZ 600 head Same umo Lass weex l2lS7 hesk con-
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
lnr TELEGRAPH To ruE TRIBUNE. |

CHICAGO, Jan. 800 many " bearish " dis
pache. were sent ont last night that 1t expected
that wheat would open lower, get lower after
the opening It did May got down to s21s cents after
opening at sJla cents. There l2S OF wheat
aud 2S5 of corn The mild weather will. IL is believed
will bring In "A great deal of gram which has been side
tracked from the storms. May pork was S2 3d. and
MAY at 80 cents.
The close $50 y. was at the following figures
February wheat 765s cents May, s3e cents February
corn. 3Gie cents, May. 1873 ceuts February Pork.
sl2 OH May, 81 31i2 February lard, So 50 :;
MAY >, O2. The curb WAS Tue same; calls " So cents
puts 81 cents
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pr 1erA RtvGr vssssis and Raf'roods.
NEw-YoRK. Jan. 80. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. January 80. 1885.
CHIrORy-rnchar.ed

COCOA-Steafy and fairly active.
COHDAG E-Quiet ann nominaly unchanged
ward.
CoFFEE-spot Rio. ei2c. psass 100 bags. Sirius
1000 ex BesSe" 1000 Minho" 1876 Rubens."
and LOCO sanas OK Scots Greys" private terms ordi
nary o2c; options fairly active advance OF 70 ~
points; receipts at RIO 5000 bags sales, 500 baga
Mc~ rs io9Ws feprnay al
6s85, July s.35ds4O Mild grades mode rately active
<25 Savanilla private terms.
COTTONSp0t dull and l-l6c, lower. Sales 229 balesi
receipts at tho ports to-day bales against 1602S
bales last week and bales last year for the week
1920 bales against 3 800 last and l0946 last
since september 4l0lAl7 bales against 3sl621o for the
same period last season.
rne gnotaons according the classification
follows
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRAV,IssD Jan. 30 1885
The PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEW YORK, Jan. so.


Transactions in certificates at the Petroleum
Exchanges dwiDdled TO small figures to-day and ihe
"pkers had their sweet Will with the market
Some OF them closed their days business with profit
others had to bear losses and after all this the
speculative situation remained where ii last night
ard where 1t has been for several weeks in fact The
movement OF prices from co TO G94 cents near
the close there was sagging TO almost the lowest figures
OF the day The owners OF the Mushrush well drilled IL
deeper to-day the carly gauge recorded a lOw Of IL
6S barrels an h0ur Later in the day the yield again
10 about 100 barrels AN hour. The total yield OF the
Thorn Creek district increased decidedly TO $3.50
barrels. Tie market closed duh and droepng.
The range or prices ana the totaI dealings
follows
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
YoyKERs rEy vICrORS At CURLING.

The Yonkers Curling Club defeated the
Utica Curling Club. at Van Coutlandt Lake yesterday
by thiry-six points During the three years OF the
istencc Of the YonkeTs Club they have lost only ono
game and considered the champions OF the United
States and Canada. The following the successful
club and the rinks they played in:
Rink 1-GeOTge Frazer, j Isiah. John g White James
Frazer. Rink William Kellogg. john Frazer. Robert
Ellen, Dr. c. Rey Rink 3.-James Stewart. Hyde :.
Garrison. John Wheeler owen Van COurtlGndt. Ring
4-Jamcs kellor. T. ghl!n. Robert stewart John
Kellogg.
II return game for state medal. In the pre-
vous game the Yonkers Club successful.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31

Elsewhere the ccarauces Oil City, 100000
Bradford 3,5Gs000 aud Pittsburg 100000 barrels
Refined oil continues dun and unchanged at 10 cents
In New-York.
BRADFORD Penn. Jan. 3o.-Crude Oil-Markct quiet
but apparently weaker National Transit Tdcwatcr
runs Thursday, 1884 bbls.i total shipments 55,ll7
bbs charters, 1892 bbls; clearances 397OOOO bbs
National Transit certificates opened at 0gli aud closed
at G9ls; highest price. G94 lowest price. CSC.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
BUFFdLO.
CHARTER KEvIsION-REAL ESTATE EX-
CHANGE-DIvIDING THE COUNTY.

BUFFALO, Jan. 30.--Tbe commissioners to
revise the city charter have finished their work and the
result makes radical changes in the organic law of
tAe city and will almost entirely overturn the city de-
psrmenss The changes meet with the disapproval O,
,ne professional politicians, against whom they are I'm
part directed but are generally favored by the indie
pendent press and taxpayers
Ane nonaio kesl Estate and Brokers Board has been
py thirty OF the real estate firms here It's objects
ere TO provide Real Estate Exchange and 10 ard ,h
AsShper I'm E against delinquent tenants va"
Sapefsi6ors Committee on the division of tha
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET,

LONDON Jan 30-l230 D. m-Atlantc and Great We,tern
fist Mortgage Trustees Cerdcae, 2ls4 do Second Mort
gage o'i Erie Second Consols 90; New YORK Central
SSt LIMOS Central l2 % Pennsylvania ii q Mexican or
oinnaiy 5Aos; canadian Pacific. 40; Reading ga
rHb adVccs quote Three Per Cent enes az 70 franc,
30 centimes Tor the account ' ~ 80 '~"''
m.-CCusOls 100 IL botl u,opey ana ,,o
Hnicl states Fonr and Half Pos Cent Bonds lBI At
. n @ western First Mortgage Trustees CertId.
GStcs 20 no second Mortgage 62 Ncw.YOrk Central 90
Illinois ~ % Central "a Reading si Mexican Ordinary 81 q
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of England On
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
SPIRITS OF TuRPENrIYR

CHARLtsToN. Jan. 30 -TnrDs1ti dull a. g7Lc,
bAYAkSAH. Jan. 3D.-Turpcntlae stoIdy a. Z7I4;,
WILMINGTON. Jan. 30.-I urpeAtno nrln A. ~ ~.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31

Inc business In State bonds was covered BY sales Of
Axsnsss 7s to the Red River Railroad at 21 decline Of
.I Of Sin,S a., national % q io7 Pari at iii Trade:
at Ios and Fourth National 40 90, at at ii5. m 0' Wv
included FOR soods was dull but the sale,
amounts Speculative issues were lower and arstcass
small business declined s to 5s ssso"S M.soaP c Kansas
ana Gna, TeIas general 5s were 50 better at sos
SsaYsi pchcaso to snd 81 Su
we're dui at 90s zoos and the seconds sold at So
y az 46 and the incomes were unchanged at r. Louis
, sna & &nasnye hrsts New-oreaDs and Mobile diyis-
first IS declined g to 34 Houston and Texas Central
pa ain Line. declined per cent to SO. Missouri
were firm at 96i4996a and New-York and New Haven
conso, H looi2 Chicago st: Louis and New Orleans
81 raul issues were somewhat irregular and upon the
nr were about steady at previous quotations and
and % for the new. Burlington and Quincy dsbentures
i, az e hgner % at pa Kansas Pacific consos were up
20 -, put the first Denver division q lower at
Norh.r S11T Oreson short Line IS of s at 9oS9ot
Inc business OF the subTreasury for the week ended
3gnt 20 m includes receipts of $l22l2145 and payments
S4o against esyas the balance an s,avs at s4
npParent gain OF S29o363o But deductng from the
for certain items Of transfers which only affect the Sub
ieasurys account with the General Treasury its true
ations covered ReceIp,s 81 a 1s S
liz currency balance sl9,503235 coin balance. sl2s.
oa loans at the Stock Exchange ranged between Il
ann 2 per cent and closed at per cent.
lhe Clearing House statement to-day was follows:
"anrnanges, ~ sIOo54,4 ,4S2 balances, S5100,471.
.i .nen states Treasury at Washington to-day re-
ceNed So3sOO0 10 National bank notes for redemption
lne customs receipts $320,5 and the internal
revenue receipts were 1878, ,s92.
me foreign exchanges were dull but were firm at yes
terahys quotations follows Bankers bills. 81 S3i2
anu % >. ior long and short sterling respectively
1873 and 40 for giilders
,do M London don British consos i per cent higher at
2s were on Il at l15i4 American railways we're irreg
uar and generally made only little response 10 yester.
DAY nome Improvements in values. At Pans French
per cents were a little stronger at 70.0 francs.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
MINES AND MINING.
ACTUAL SALRs.

SALEs AT TIE yEWYORK MyIyG EKCTIyGE
NEw-YOgN. Jan. %. l35L
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

i; sss: s g ;:: ssss: 6: q: s: 81;
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31

mat its ngures low1y wted aud nat u sossd weak
with small rallies from the lowest prices.
Government bonds were dull and inolinsd % wsAneeev
IN the absence Of demand Tho bds for the II were
per cent lower. Annexed the closing quotations
ttiS9l res 1I2h1l2s q. g. cur. O. 1899 1877
ls9l con l12Sl2a o. 8. cur. 6s 1887 l99
E4s 1907 reg l2I %i2[ o. g. cur IL 1898 Isl ......
Us 4s 1907 i2l Sl2i[ o. g. cur O. 1893 ls1 ,...
". per cents .1Ola dat Co. 3.a5s a.. ll3h11o
U.S.cur 4 1898 ~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
Sales the NY Petroleum Exchange and Stock Board

CLOSING PRICES Or BJSFOy SrOCRs
BO,TON Jan 30, 1886.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHESAPEAKE AID ONO.
Three weeks in Jan.... sl5s.4SO slss97o sl93,7lG
ELIZABETH LEXINGTON AND BIG SANDY.
Three weeksin JAM. s32,Os7 s3l,s25 s34,627
KENTUCKY CENTRAL
Three weeks in Jan .....s39s@ ssto32 $4,000
cHEsAPEutE. OHIO .SD SOUTHWESTERN.
Three weeks IN JAM. ..... sG7.1ss s7G74i
cINCfSNATI. NDIASAPOLIS. ST. LOUIS AID CHICAGO.
Three weeks IA Jan .... sI2G703 sll2.0ji sl3l l76
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31

Net carnng,..... sl3032JJ sl,l0l.2i7 Dec. slOs9jG
Imports % dry-goods al New -YOrE:
For The week 1883. lSsf. 1885.
Entered a. th port. s2.agI2i9 e. 3N-.SiO Sa0I22fS
Tbr'vu on marxet.... 2.55,,9Io J,5Sl,GO4 2,25l6ji
since January ].
Euierei At tbe port. ll,ftjf9J lL0l2l4a s.s-5os5
Thrown ou ms ket ... l41,9.Uli 1l,3t,Ol 0.Jl5 3y4
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31

NVHI VIh AND
November ........... 1893 1874.
GrO-. earnings eo3" $50 s2tTOjJ Inc. sl4 POI
operating eEpcnses. 1876 l3l.Esy Dec. l,,2i6
Net earungs..... 4s5O55 &ll5 $50 Inc. S20i77
Jan & Dee. 81
Gross carIngs.... S28l2-T7 S'Tll los Zee sl0l $40
Expenses ........... l.-OI.jH l,jlib - Inc 1884
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