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New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
RAILROAD.
onand after September Z. 1855.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
80 ., a-t,a -rrsa NAH ROTfI


nacayo NewYork via Desorosses and Court4ndt Street
IL ttfsburg and the West, with Pullman Palace
,s stfached a. Nd q, and p M daily Newlork and
Cbc,ro Limited OF larlOr Dining, smoking ana sleeping
CarsAt ~ every day. ,--, -
Wnamsport, Lock Haven n m, = p M 'orr{ uhu I.Ilo
Al o. m connecting at Cory for Iitusyle Petroleum
Centre and the OH Regions -. ..-,.-, ,,.--,,- -.
TDres OF Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday 10
M yo washington 4u0 y. nj regular at =. 20, and
$50 o. m. l. $40 and p m am ~ night sunday UIo
n. m. 8. 90 and D. m. and II night ,, -.
For Atlantic city SUNDAY lWh through car y. u
F0r ans May except sunday, D. NJ.
branch, BAY Head Junction auu nteTe1alo stSonr
Ma Halfway and Amboy. 7ilO and u M ~ noon 10.
y 4ll. and $3.50 p. On sunday va m' anu o p h-
do not stop al Asbury Park. -, ,.,,-.-,-.,. -,
For Od Point Norfolk via Ncwlork Phuadepna and
Norfolk IAilroad, q week dal and 2. ~ every
dayi VIA Baltimore and Bay Line, S:1O p m week days
p4ats OF rooklyn connect with all through trains
AZ Jersey Clty, afodng speedy and direct transfer ior
brooklyn travel ,,oo
Trans Arriyei IIon pittsburg T. g, 1880 M o5 and
srb n m daily Prom Washington ana BALTIMORE $50,
a N, $50 $50 g $50 20 and l0.Oj p. N. Sunday 20
a m 81O 90 1908 y, Prom Pliadelphia, 800 6i2O
OzO O3O, 1910. ll:.0 a l.-O, =, ~ J:5O oSQ,
600 65S "a, 300. 92o 0 900 p M 9nd l2:50 might
sunday, $3.50, Oi2O, 70J SO1 llSO u H. o-O, o'-O, oSo'
go, y.3j 1905 D. ~.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rlper. Vessels and Ratlro1fs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rio the spot quiet but abont steady a
she Tor fair sAes 7 bags ex ubens' on private
terms Change speculation very slow anl yet prices
steady Sales s. % BAGS closing september o., S9;S
GBgO; January a00j; February 695 07.0O TTnnsor
able orders $50 Mild grades remained firm and LOCO pous
Padang June shipment, at 100.
CorIoN-on the spot was rm though rather quiet sales
The quotations. according TO the American classification
are as fo
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fair activity marked last week in general lnercan.
trade does not appear, however, that tine distri-
ttion OF gcods ie materially larger than II was year
|2 The general satisfaction which ts pronounced
IEound In the fact that merchants making a
4ie money their sales. Production has been
|<lced thatit has reached down to tho necessities OF
stnsnmers.
little better tone peryades the iron markets and
|f0tat0ns are rather firm. II repeatedly has been
knted that the steel rail mills fll Of orders IL
~ True. Nearly half OF the conntry's mills idle. and
Ltls for that reason that quotations moderately
ID ~ SZgdToO. Sales last week were reported at
Is DO. The coal men now the only ones who have
~ met smaller demand by a reduced produc-
f3a. The3 Ebina0n OF tho anthracite interest al
e BEGINNING OF the year fixed upon output OF
po0OO0 tons with an additional 1000. 600 tons with
1ch TO night the bituminous interest Up date the
kodnct has been some 2o.000,000 tons. and at the
ssent OF output will exceed 81 100000 tons for
q year. IN the meantime the demand has
4 eqnaiied the anticpatons, and coal IL
ked up Ia every possible storage place and
Plces are 80 unsettled not 10 be quotable.
y condition OF the trade Is such profits for the
% few months have been so reduced that the Lohigh
ALLEY Railroad which ~ thirty years has not failed to
g zt least per cent dividend per annum has reduced
dividend from per cent In 1884 to per cent rate
the current quarter. Many persons have the impress
that the Lehigh VALLEY Is small and Insignificant
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The market for mining stocks last week was as dun
ud featureless The transactions. tho Con.
soiaated stock and Petroleum Exchange however,
amounted 81 oe0 shares against ~ f0s for the pre-
ceding week the CopstocEs were fairy active at de
fell IRON 81 u 9N 80 to 81 559Si e0 Hale Norcross,
~ 10 81 co. Beet Beloher from 81 90 TO ~ 7Oi aud
Svtro Tunnel which furnished one-dfth OF the total bust
ness was steady at II cents. The Colorado stocks
cent Amie show small gems Standard sold at Sl2O9
S1lO.
OLOSIN O PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN Francisco Sept IL. 1885.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAn.
TUE OLDEST ROUTE.
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON
SUNDAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
rHE OLDEST ROUTE.

IN NEW-IORk
E,pesa ra leave New YORK via Desbrosses and Court
iaudt street Forrles, 40 follows:
GO 90 8. 81, 10 Chicago Limited, and TO- tWashnston
Limited II, II 10 a. NJ 30 90 aAAO ., . ana
D. M nud II night sundays 6l3 90 Iimlted), ana 10
n nj $40. 3, q, 2, 3 and . p. M. and 2 niyht
Trains leaving NeY York daily except sunday at & and
IriO u. m. l. 2 T. and p IN, and y. H. on sundays
connect at Trenton for Camden z,,
trains leave Broad street staon PhladePha
Limited Express LA and 90 p m l2S4, "a ~,
$50, 7lO TAO and 9l6 p on SUNDAY l2Ol &2O, 80,
g. 6.4J $50 a. M, l2;fl, AbO Limited, 6'SO no. 40
D. IN. Leave Philadelphia via Camden M Galy except
Sunday
and foot OF Desbrosses and COurndt ats C0urtst and
brooklyn Annex station, foot OF Fnonst Brooslynl
Busch's Hotel Hoboken; Station, Jersey CITY. Emgraht
Ticket Office No. y. Battery place and Castle Garden
New York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences. ~
CHARLES r.. PU8H, ]. II. WOOD,
General Manager General passenger Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
aud the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
daily Sundays eXcepted 10 Boston az NJ
lparlor car atachedl and p m with palace sleep
carsL sundays at m with palace sleeping oarsl
Newport fast express leaves Grand Central Depot paIlor
0ttached) y. N. arrives at Newport I.2q p m;
i. W. POPPLE, Agent
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company because its stock does not make large neure
at the stock Exchanges Such persons VIII DO
learn that the coal tonnage of the Lehigh valley 10 1854
was s6OOs 900 against Delaware, Lackawanha anu
Westerns 5,774,004 tons. ~
In the commercial situation there Is no change Pros
meets for foreign demand for principal articles OF
fxport have not improved Last weeks exports OF Dotn
coifon and breadstufs below the average ana
there s no urgent demand for cotton at present values
Yet the specuators last week made higher value 1or
wheat on announced calculations that we have none 70
export az any price Nevertheless there are 42oOoVOo
bushels in sight now before there has been any I'M
bushels year ago. when the movement OF the new crop
already had reached respectable proportions. Wheat
closed at Chicago about cents higher than week ago
No sprng 7S cents. The same wheat sells In Liver
nool AZ 9l cents and India wheat at 66 cents.
The receipts and shipments OF wheat. corn ana oats
at the principal points Of accumulation for -FOUR
weeks compare rs followsi
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

Al the Stock Exchange there weTe quiet markets-lo
cal trading with numerous small fluctuations and
steady support 20 prices which prevented any deter
mined effort to smash down values Tho average dealers
are ncned 10 bullsh the theory that the large
operators have not yet parted with any important ppr
non their July purchases When MrGOud some months
aco made public announcement that he had "lnven-
fored his Union Pacific at 80, the price dropped some
4 or ponts on the During the last three weeks
Nfr q iud has been reported rs being bearish" " on
Tnion Pacific ana Rt time before had thcie been
GOOD market from 46 To 52) for the sale OF the stock
a. flere mas been IN that time This illustrates the
character OF the speculation but occurrences during the
next few days will perhaps give IL more permanent
TONE The business OF the week amounted only 10
iI5s $50 shares, which IA Improvement OF 10000
shares on the preceding week.
INC suboined table gives the highest lowest and final
nrce. aud number OF shares sold, together with the
anal figures OF week ago OF SO active or representative
WEEKLY RANGE.
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uARLEM RIYER BRANCH

II NEW.YORK, \ EW.HAVkN AND HARTFORD r. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station, 1872
Inconave near Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Haroad day except
Sundays, at 6iA, 7jO 9.l0, 1000 1ls55 m, 2lO 800
44O 6tO $40 and 500 D m for Port NlOrris Casanova
(Oak POlnO. Hunts Point West Farms an Nest w est
Chester Impsons Bay chester Pelham Bag Barlow (Ciy
New. Rochelle with trains for all pot the Of
the New York. NewHaven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and Air Line DivisiOns New-tanaa MiddetOwn.
Britain and sued Branches and Boston and all points
Bidnight train all
tons az 1910 a. daily. except Mondays
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and all intermedat
lions at 200 and 0O the after train
at Rochelle with trains to Grand Central and
Stamford
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER PORTLAND, NEW-LONDON, NORWIC III.
WHITE MOUNT NNs andan points last. From PIER 10
River OF Wattet next above DesoEOsses
street Ferry at p. N. CITY OF MORCESl y Tues,
days, Thursdays and saturday. "CiIl OF BOsIoN. !"
mas House 207 26l S9I and so1 Broad
way inds0r Cosmopolitan and Earles Hotels e55 tt0s.
N'V'N' - ~ " GEo. W. BRADY, Agent
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fosi ano found

7 OST. Bank book No. 1924 on Dry
IL DOCK savings Bank Any person having claims npon
cat Ell tho tO the Bank
,t FEN Days OF the said book VIII be declared cancelled
and exune he'd ana new issued IN lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

SHORT ROUTE. QUICK TIME. STEEL RAIL.
Trains lea We GRAND ENTRAL DEPOT. via ROME for
CAPE VINCENT. WATERFOWL and way 9l5 p. m.
DAILY ll;I5 D. H. daily except Saturday aud 1880
daily except sunday oswEGo and way 1890 n. daily
excerpt Sunday 9I5 and Has daily except
day; OGDENsBURG. NORWOOD and way 9:l5p. m. and
llI5 p. IN. daily except saturday.
9lj p. M rHRoUGH WAGNER sLEEPERs for
vATERrOwN aud OGDENsBURG daily except saturday.
connects at CAPE VINCENT with the NEW FAST
STEAMER ST LAWRENCE" and the steamer" MAUD"
forCLAYTON. ROUND ISLAND, THOUSAND ISLAND
PARK aud ALEXANDRIA BAY. and for KINGSTON,
ONT
Through Grand Central Depot and all
New.Yogk oices New-lo or and Brooklyn.
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1 EHIUf VALLEY KAILKUAD.-Passen
trains leave depot foot OF COrtanO and Desbrosses sts
htSlOa IN $40 and I for Easton. Bethlehem
Allentown Reading Mauch hunk. wikesbarre TowanGs.
Wavery Ithaca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo and West Pull
man throuRh coaches daily Local trains az a. Ia aLd
64O p m. for Easton. Bethlehem and Coplay
Trains leaving slOa J. and $40 for all
points Mahonoy and Ha1eton coal sunday train
leaves for Mauch Chunk and Hazieton S.lOam
General Eastern once, Ne. 29j Broadway.
=. j. BYINGToN, G. p. Il
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~

s,ao,st, Pennsylyanis Railroad, foot OF COrtlandt-
Nl''t,s vv1i 70 A. and Des0r rossesst.
~'|" Jim phlA and ahng h H., loot Liberty-st.
- LEAVE NEW.YORf-, onmeucing sept O, Is
For South AmDOY Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
I. t5 -, q m. $50, (, D. 045, 1880 p.
Sundtya Z, $40 A. M. p
VIA fennsylyana Railroad 70 a. II noon, il0 3,
03pp sundays, a. m. Q p. M
For Matlwal VIA Philadelphia and Reading Railroad T.
64b, 7fi %. IL IN, lo, L. 45O. o. 6;i6. 7;S0 ,. m.
Via Pennsy ivaSia Ralrosd 7.lo. n m l2 noon 4lo s.
$50 D IN. sundays. IL m. p. m.
For Rei Bank Long branch ocean Grove, Aebury arb,
ocean Beach sprnl Lake sea Git. Point Pleasant etc.
via Phlalrlpha AMI Reading Railroad. A. o IN,
4,3O. O. 6-15 7tidp sundays not stopping
at Ocean Grove or AsDiry Park. l. $40 a n y -.
VIA PrnnsylyInia Railroad 10, q a m. IL noon. 5fo,
slO. g. 6S0p. SUNDAYS mot stopDins at Ocean Grove
AsbuTy PARK a. m. 2 NJ.
c G. II ANCOCK. J. N. WOOD
o & r A. l. & H. RR 0.PA. p. RR
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GeIp panteo.

xNANTED.-A shoemaker who is also quail
w ned to lead brass band - take charge Of shop
and band in iteiormaory must Dc amln -
Sis lion M.. New.York City.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

IN Trains from chambersst Depot for Englewoed
6s4O $40 $3.50 D. m. IL midnight. sundays q and
Napuet Spring Valley and MOnsey 7. loA m. 400 m
Sundays a. IN.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
q ss1 rom bpo AZ
eslss iss q ssssy Pay H
e s s%Iiss
pE .as
sJop aud s. L0qs sS ne second %Gni9s
s's sSS%:as 4: sss.s
Jss F
Ys acSn 3 sad Psssa Pass 4 1 @ 5 sS 1922 1879
Y maaght sundays 545 7i4o $50 1920 m. las esd
S 5 rs * 5 @aR1gn sS gso $50 1920 m is uou Las
SO,Hte SS SO sHdsv SS go o .s sSS & @ sss 1880 m s
7;45 . .. N II mIdnisht
AsTps pa ! Esysrs s ss as $50 sSs
~ midnisht Saturday nights only sundsys S:i5 IN.
s6 So s oo p SaIs ,S 'so gastsss sss
749 $50 1929 M f45 $50 2, m aud IL midnight
SrsiS sna 1sS $40 sGSSeys s' Sum
Ron9oui and Kingston and Montgomery M. $3.50 p. M
$50 m. Sunday 5lS 7:I5 $50 1920 m, $50 100
&ddsSoyn g..sss ss sss 20 59s9 9 sss
The an. and $50 pm trans CONNECT with SewYors On.
and Western Railroad at Mains The IN train stops
Port Jegys So 5so 1920 am, $3.50 4so 81 $50
Boats leave 2Sdst. 81. s:!e; el5 M. e,l6 m to
P @ sTsy dnS eeP % Ss 70 l
Tickets passage and apartments In Drawing oou sad
Sleeping Goache % BE- ne ana orders FOR the
NOS 40i o. S57 Brosdway ls7 westst n Y, No Court.
ST Express rsos rom tie %e arrive IN NowYo at 7
'''0 JOHN n ABBoTrp & eenI Psssr Agent NswYork.
NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot , 49,.
ngroom cars tt Rochester and St Abana
.saatOga Lake George and Montreal special With
3 So n st Limited Chicago and ST. Louis Express.
TUah TG Sni s Ssss SsnfF Fs IL As and
arriving at Chicago % M Tlnelnnau l92 m- ANA -
kGTs z49 m neat day Through drawnsr00m car 70
1890 a m Chicago Express drawtng.roOm TO Rich.
Geld Springs, Canaudagua. Roehester Niagara Falls and
III m Western New.YOrk and Northern Express with
$50 s. @ Albany Troy SARATOGA ana Utica Expres.
through drawing cars To Lake George on satufdys
.. D.. Accommodation 20 Albany and Troy.
for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi
1000 with sleeping cars % Syracuse and to
Aubnrn road, and % saratoga also 70 Montreal p,
ter Bu4lo Niayars fal Cleveland Toledo and Deoiaas3
lIi5p rn Night Express wirD sleeping to Albany
and Toy Connects with The morning trains for the West and
Ticket; sale al Grand Central pepos 10 "a Bowling
ana at westcots Express Uces near Broad.
way s5 aud Sl2 BroldwsY aud 81 West l2otn-st New,
8tL 81 Williamsburg.
procured the ticket Offices Ia NewYork CITY, and
1888 Washington St, Brooklyn.
Bagg,ge ca I'd for nd checked from residence
tThtse trains stop at Harlem l25thst ana 4th-aye).
op sqHeay To RVS FY only to Albany anp NJ YkENpRrcw
Gensrs Superintendent general Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

The transportation problem has become more compll-
Gated than ever Every day furnishes additional evil
dence that the making or unmaking OF rates Is not
matter of sentiment but that IL must be obedent to the
laws OF supply aud demand All agreements ali oyer he
country have gone to the dogs In the last week kai
water rates grain and provisions and at figures little
more than one-thrd OF the actual cost to the railways
Vet the movement for the week 800 tons less than
in the week OF 1885, when tho rates were l5Q2O cents
instead OF 6 40 cents.
Tne following table shows tho tons and percentage
shipped by each OF the railroads East from Chicago OF
dor grain and provisions tor the week ended last sat
urday IN Omparson with the same week OF 1883 and
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
- Frs, G. H. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTA leave
Peek SUP Per 20 T. r. at p m. Sundays excepted and
IL D. m sundays includedl connecting at NewHaven with
special Trims Tor II ERID EN. HARTFORD SPRINGFIkLD
HOL1OkE &c Tickets sold and baggage checked at 94i
broadway. y. and Courtst, Brooklyn. Excursion 10
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
eteamboats anS RailcaSs.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW W-JERSEY
~ Trains from Cham bersst Depot for Englewocd
CIDster P1eTTnont Nyaok $50. 10 ni 320 $50
b40 $40, $3.50 D. IL midnight Sundays 2, q m and
Napnet Spring Valley and Monssy 2. 1oA M 400 p. m.
cun,lo ouaQ
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

spIRTTs or TCRPENrINE
CuAglf-T1S. sept IL 2-TurDentine quist 40 SIC
kAyAyskH Sept 2. -rurDcntlne stea ty at II ic.
WltAiAaIOS. sept l2.-Iurpentlne steady AZ 50 &c.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-RY rE1EaRApH.

Feeling firm but quotations nominaiy unchanged NO sales
reported before Change.
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sa.5sl.lsG 24.25o.l21 Dec. $4,000

.,,.,s,ce sli95Os,660 sll9.6l4.97l Inc. sl06,soS
,or,,pued and recent rapid decline in the London
ING ~ slyer-asi. per ounce last week-threatens a
Pc ~ onr currency question before Congress can act
Co. 60 the situatOn When the silver coinage act went
p,eRR p,RRsct the London price of silver was about odd
- pncs Now 1t is Aid per ounce. In the mean.
EVshs United States Government has purchased and
~ acme sol 100000, OF which $40 204,9O3 is
So So IN the Treasury, and of that S74,2l6,l77 is un-
,~sented by any form of certificates In the circula-
e of the country . ,s ,.,,,s ,,,o,,o
" and Indicated some movement OK currency 10 the
,so~ > In n loss OF 81, ,443, 500 In cash. The sub
orv moyeInents of tue week only affected the banks
sss amount Of S24,726. In loans the movements
~ irregnIarly distributed among the banks The net
snsIon of all the banks In the Clearing House were
sssn 700 but the expansion OF four banks amounted
- OH 500-Importers and Traders, SSl2,OOOi New
~ S573OOO; Fourth National. S339, ,4OO and Com
.,ce so2I lOO-all with large Stock Exchange client
= and by their expansion the same four banks were
- debtors al the Clearing House, so that their aggre
loss in cash was 300 600 while the total loss OF
q the hanks was only S2,443,s0O Those four banks
srsished the money for the shipments 70 the banks
90 we're called upon TO remit FOR account
|fon,-oftown balances The logical conclusion OF the
rsysis is that the loans were for Stock Exchange
ernoses and the money sent away WAS not borrowed
III was country balance drawn against.
rghe following compares yesterdays statement VITA
sose Of the corresponding dates OF 1884 and 1883;
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

CtATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ CATSKILL EVENING LINE
STEAMERS KAATERSK Ii and CATSKILL
leave foot OF Jay-st.
y r. every week day Al p. Connecting with Catskl
Mountain aud Cairo Railroads Send pier CIV
Ing timetable list Of houses, rates. &C. address W. j..
HUGH l. Treas Catskill ". Y.
DAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
II steamer JABfEST. BRETT from Pier ". r., near
Rectorst at IL O'clock 2lst-s Ills DAILY
sunday excepted landing Verplanks CTanstona Cold
Spring and Cornwall FARE5O CENTS Excursion tickets
reduced rates. Special rates 20 parties.
EOR BOSTON, NORTH AND EANT.-FALL
Il RIVER LtNE via Newport and Fall River Renowned
steamers LORI NJ and BRISTOL music 10 Td) leave
NewY 0rk from Pier % n. r.. foot Of Murray. 40 $3.50
y. NJ. % z. VI. commencing sept 2lst daily
eluded Connection via Annex Boat fr0m Br0okly at D
r. NJ. 43O r. NJ common ing sept, 2lstl. Jersey CITY al
3. NJ
Tickets and state may principal fcke
and transfer offices, LINE OFFICE, Pier % North
River. and on steamers.
BORDEN & LOWELL, GEO. J.. CONNOR,
Agents. Gen Pass. a gent
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
no THOUSAND ISLANDS.
sHoRT ROUTE. QUICK TIAlE, sTEEL RAIL.

THE ONLY DAILY LINE TO ALEXANDRIA BAY.
ROME, wATERrowN AND oGDENsBURG RAIL
ROAD
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
ETAIxrD.

Good Ordinary ..........7s Low Mddlng-...... s'ia
strict Good Ordinary ...5s Mid1hng ota
Futures opened at point decline and closed dn but steady
% point alyanee. sales 2.aUO oae9 Ile closng hSne
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
TuE MONEY MARKET.

suspAY Sept. 13-P.M N.
.,. xvaekss Treasury operations 10
ne nes -, eain of Sl06305 to It's total Daianco'
.gnincance in the smalness oi tue gam ~
~ n' :. ,he height of the business season anu "no'
k".st nayinents matured. IN uo'ai eno 0H"o
NJ ,mnortaut and interesting. ihe treasury owns
so are gold than week ago. but 1t is due TO
f24.sSo 81 .4o5.72o in the amount of out
] 3dueuon sa,tiacates OF the metal, 1t lost
tandlus II also owns Sl,355.002 more
5Jso'oo ,ar notes hut that change was made by the
leaenwu " N ss5 900 Of certificates less decrease OF
assos the amount Oi soa5. .so4 of the
fosisd ,dI's2s. in,S but but It also added $272,ss
ko the sT ver dollars and bullion 49s 1s4. and 1t
s mel ss amount OF fractional silver CONS on manu- Dy
um oos ~ te ssus OF silver certcate
has MOI nv law is forced TO issue them On demand
of al e,n 10 indicate change from It's recently
deslsreV the results OF Saturdays statement
saeonea I'm m those of The statement OF September D
eoupaieU w. sent g. 1885. Sept. IL, 1885. Changes
COD e,gin e,... aSSSnal. aSSsrIa.
gs g. and slOo.
SsceoOO for re s2sslesOl s27.57l7oe Inc. s72a,9so
,sss.S sssSs States states
notes lass GER 25.2G2491 966l7.49s Inc 1.S55,oo2
Ksssnal bank 7.557,ss7 o669.0lS Dec. o97.774
psysats IN Ma ll,o6Ools lo,77oO75 Dec 2s9.9ss
s,'ssr g1S-d dollars and
'sulnon less GER 7A71Agel 742l6l77 Dec 49SlS4
r1csles..--.- '-i'
sl45,44i O5s s145, 7s6,O94 Inc. s294,OAl
rrtals.
Istrct ior innn, han
Ss,onal bank
se,es including
ae per cent .o.1s5,7 5os7oo,4 Dec 1929
sunl......-..-'' - . -
sasvalaOleoal- soAoa75se so5.ss4 $50 Inc. si37si4
'snef- 49,
x'1 eral tender
frcilolall sil \, 20, 1a6 o6 o,o OF Deo gSl Ooe
ser ceas--.-.. @s'o, -.-,--
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1 BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND. s
A TROY BOATS -CITIZENS' LINE

"A - DVA y
IA. Faro, 81 b0i EXCURSION. GOOD DuRINd sEASycINJ
berth included Steamers SARATOGA ana CITY Of
TROY leave 4f ~ r. loot Christophers daily except
SATURDAY. D. IN. Sunday Gte1mer touches al Albany
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

The cotton speculation irregular and closed with
deelInes of from to points for the early and with
advances from TO points for the later option Spot
declined IL but recovered and closed at 10 l6 cents
for Inlddng uplands against 10a cents year ago. The
following are the statistics Of the movements for three
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-26

One house recently uncovered al. Pom
peii appeared to,bave been undergoing
repair at the time it twas overtaken by
the terrible volcano storm. Of Novem-
Der % A. ID. 10. Painters pots and
brushes, '-and workmen's tools, were
scattered around, and spots Of white
wash starred wall and floor. Pots and
kettles la a been bundled up in . corner
by themselves, but dinner had not been
forgotten. A solitary pot stood on the
stove. TheQven was filed with losfs
of bread iand a sucking pig was'await-
ing on brown dish its turn to be baked.
But the pig never entered the. oven, and
fhe'breadiremained init eighteen. CEN
turtles. Monster Florelli's museum at
Pompeii contains the losves twenty
one in number rather hard and black
but perfectlylpreserved.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-26

The other day an impatient Tar-hecl
democrat wrote letter 10 Senator Vance
expostulating with him for the delay IN
turning tho rsscals out. Ne said: you
know | want this postoflice and want
II mighty bad. What's the matter? Why
are these rascals kept in? What's this
administration doing?" Senator Vance
replied: BE patient; II will come
around right in the end; running the
Government is like making soap. Now
YOU live down in country where they
make good soap. You know that. TO
make good soap. you must put In long
stick and stir il up constantly, and let
al the refuse come to the surface 10 be
skinned off,, and il must be cooked
slowly. You can spoil the best cauldron
OF soap by too hasty cooking just wait
the administration soap il cooking.
The president has his long pole in, stir
ring up the mess, and there will be good
soap produced, and you shall come in
for your cake Of it."