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New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
rupopRAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL March 28-Provisions Cumberland Cut
32s Cd Long Clear MdGes, 3Zs Sd Snort Clear Mdloa
38s 3D. short Ribs S5s 0d shoulders 2jd I'd per cwt
Pork-Prime Mess 62s 0d per bbl Prime Ness Eastern.
6Ss, Western 59s. IardAmerican, $685. Cd; Prime West
erp 36s 3D. Lard OH. 3js I'd. Hams-Long Cut ABS. 6d
shoulders S6s 3D. Butter 95s Cd per ew for finest United
Western Spring Is Id ais 3D.. Red Winter Is Sd 97s ID
per eents Spring Is Id; New Western Wnter6s. lOd
New Mixed Western, As l2d; California No !, 7s 2d.
7s Cd: California NO 6s I'd e6s lod per centsl Produce
cwti Refined Petroleum Sd. per gallon; Glover Seed
American Red ass cwt Tailo13Ss Cd per cwt Rosn
Common So Nd Pale lis Cd. GOs. Od LInseed OH. 20s.
Sd. per cwt - 49,. 49,. "a, es,s> 90, IN.
per ton; Calcutta IAnseed, 4os per quarter Linseod
Cake. e7 as. eS 0s per tons Roh1ed Petroleum I'D
77sd Ger gallon spirits OF rurpentine Us 9d per cw;
sperm OIL sos per ton. Rosn-Somnon' s. Cd Sls Sd
American; sugar l3s Cd cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
polarzng 96S and l2soi2s ID for CUBA Muscoyado fair
afIlino
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRwYoRK Saturday March 2S.-BEEv Es.-Receipts
were 81 head3i for Mr. l6
for Stern MezgcG and single fcrJ schsmbers Co.
Total for the week 81 O head agains 1905 head last week.
None lor sale alive feeling steady.
Shipments reported Yesterday ncudng 5l6 Live Cattle
In the 90 quarters OF Beef and 4O earcasses
Grecan Monarch and 100 quarters OF Beef
and $50 OF Mutton In the Adriatiel.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were 10 cars OF 3ibI
head-l2 Jersey City and cars at 60thst Total
227 head against 20 ~ head Last week Tho
at barely sustained for
Common Medium sheep. with Heavy hard 10 seal and
lower Choice Sheep sold at R205ssc Ordinary
Choice Yearngs 5aa6sc outsde figure for carload VI
States lO5 average bought by d. Harrington Coz
Salos-Newt0n Uillet sold Sl2 Ohio sheep l2S n, AZ
s5 1893 100 D. at 50 10 20S do 50 b ut - TO- Ui do
% 10. stss5 To-. .
j. n Pidoock sold $50 Indiana sheep, 30 10. 90; 10
Western Yearlings 10 10. at olc.
Hallenbeck DAVIS sed l5 state Lambs 80 , az 80 10
80 Western sheep rs b az ie4 state do iOe r ~
30 al 5c lAs do ~ s al - 20 III do W ns at - 10.
ana 100 do, NJ 10, at $50
Mullen sold 80 state sheep ios 10 at 20 ies
do. ~. 10 at 5ssc, and los do. % 10 at osso
Dlenbsck Dowey sold Las state Lambs los 10. at $50.
Hoas@Receipts were "a cara Of s7s5 headlJ cara at
Jersey CITY, and 10 f0thst Total for the eek,
AO6JS hod against 22S52 week. Feeling dull and
market nonlina.y lower ~ u vosss 10.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
TILE TRAnE-IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 30 tSpecidD.-There was a
good attendance Change but the markets quiet
yesterday, operators preferrng to watch and wait for
news from the Old World Wheat opened quietly There
was more OF disposition to sell than to buy and some
"lopg" wheat was sold which produced shrinkage In
values There "A gradual drop OF 7s cents bus 'e
but about 1890 p. reports OF cold wave colnilgi
crOp DAMAGE reports, and export movement created
rmness, and The ghest figures O theday were reached
with a moderate amount OF trading. AT the close the
figures were duplicates of those current twenty-four
hours before No for May opened at S2GS2ls cents,
The receipts fty three carloads twenyseVeA De-
ing deliverable ON contract. $500,
One said: Buy on the best terms, ana the
other SAID e ELL n current 1ne Rne the ETenges
and other large traders to break wheat down to-day,
but only with partial The recoVeres all through
the day were rapid and sharper than thc dcclne
The country is coming IN with more ADela orders hch
TO the encouragement OF long neglected commission
Corn was moderately active but unsettled Fluctua-
tOns were larger and the range Of prices lower ana the
close WAS at a decline from Friday OF 10 cent. ke-
CENTS were larger375 including 21O cars or con-
tract grades The weakness in wheat produced sym
pathetic feeling, and under increased OHerhss, prices
declined / cent from the highest point Better
buyng on the break brought a reaction OF a cent
and the market closed steady May opened at 42S cents
sold at d423s cents and closed at AZ cents June III
fair demand and 80 cent May July about cent
over June Light sales of August were made at "A
cents and September at 45d45l9 cents Samples were
in good request from shippers at Fridays prices.
Provisions were dull all through the session ana local
speculatOrs the only traders Prices dropped uhtl
the close when there slight rally Closing prices
however show decline the figures current twenty-
four hours OF 10 cents on mess pOrK Z2 cents on
Lard and cents on short rib sides. Mess pork for May
delivery opened at $l2 80, and ranged from Sl2&O9
Sl2 35 closing $l2 27l2 Lard for May sold at 20 80
1s for May opened at f6 III and transactions were az
So 1886 20, with So 20 the closing price.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
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THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In Yesterdays issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
were 1.-THE Golden Lock-" a dramatic tale, by DE-
w. A. Hammond; q view of American characters
ties by Sir Richard Temple; two London letters on
personal, political and literary topics, from
G. w. S.; Paris letter about wild masked ball
Washington letter on personal and social toplcsj
Social silhouette Of a conspicuous young man, Dy
Edgar Fawcett; account of some rich mems arr
galleries In this city, from Benson j. LossiDgs
forthcoming work; review with copious extracts
of Commander Schley's story of the rescue OF
the Greedy party; article on Whist by Professor
Proctor; Chat in tho Hotel Lobbies; The Long
Branch of To-day; Home Life of Barrios; a New
England Funeral, described by ono of the
walters; Some Men About Town, and numerous
other features of interest. News was given fully,
the following being synopsis of leading topics:
FoRElGN.-Alarm among Russian people over the
prospects ofwar. - Oxford won the University
Boat Race. - 1t is reported that Osman Dlgnaa
officers and ~ men killed, and 100 wounded,
in two days. - Beach defeated Hanlan by SIX
lengths. - Reported skIrmish with tho rebels
in the Northwest. 60 Catholic diplomats cen
DoMEsTIC.-Mr. Dorsheimer and General Slocum
were mentioned for Postmaster Pears0ns place.
- The ice broke UP in the CONNECTICUT RIVER.
60 A Philadelphian committed suicide in South
Carolina - Italian stevedores were beaten IN
Philadelphia. - A shortage was found In the
books of the treasurer of Oswego.
CRY AND sUBURBAN.-Death OF fIeaerlekl elo o. ?;
sleep without morphia. - Becky Jones out OF
Jail. 80 Mass meeting Of the Ladies, Health Pro-
tective Association - Dinner Of Philips Exc
Shore Railway announced. - Narrow escape OF
house and family from a blast.
Copies may still be obtained at this Office or by
mail. Price cents.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
DR. JOIN NALL PREA CHES IN BROoME.sr

Groups of men, women and children crowded
upon the steps the TO the old Seventh Pres
byterau Church. at Broome and Ridge sts, last night
In the neghbOrh0d the stores tho street and in the
Easements were lighted weekdays and the occu-
pants watched In curiosity carriage that drove up TO
tie church with the Rev. Or. John Hail. pastor OF the
lth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The Seventh is
Of the Oldest Presbyterian churches In che city and 1t is
nov OF the few remaining III the lower part of New
York Forty years had Of the largest congre
gallons OF the city.
Dr. Hall preached the church Is
without q regular pastor. There is temp
tation In too many churches" DIR. Hull
sad IN the OF his sermon, TO depend much
en the ministers. The congregation should put It's
heart uto the service Preaching good enough in its
Place but II is not the FIRST thing The real good OF
Church is In the worship that from and Is mani
fest the hymns and prayers. TO preach crowds
bot nearly important that minister should preach
70 congregation who come TO worship"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
CONFIRMED By BISHOP oF4RRELL.

TRENTON, March % (SpecidD.-One of the
most interesting events that has happened In the
State Prison took place there at ocOck this afternoon
when eighty-four convicts were confirmed by Bishop
oFare The ceremony took place in the prison chapel
On the tiers overhead many spectators had seats The
chapel was full Of prisoners eager to witness the pro-
eeedngs about to join the church were in front
seats and were to be distinguished from their fellows by
white linen shirts which were presented to them by
Keeper LayeTty, Two cOlOred cOnyicts among
them Vespers sung by the Rev. Father Francis,
Of ST. Francis College and two assistant priests Dur
g this service bishop occupied throne to the left
o. The altar as usual The altar decorated with
flowers and lighted with many candles. The bishop
preached a short but impressive sermon, making Palm
Sunday his text. As each one Of the eightyfour ap
preached the altar TO hand up his written slip
of paper the bishop made the sign Of the cross hs
forehead Religious services held IL the prison
every sunday ministers and priests visiting the instu
IL al
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
CLOSING Prices or PAILA DELPHIA STOCKS
Ren0roa bu JOIN Il DAVIS L Co.. II wills.
ETHIOPIAN PIyAyUGAL MARKET.

roNpOS March 29-l23O D.. m-C0nsols. 81 1916 for
bb money and the account; United States Four Cent
bonds l2lSs; Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage
Certificates 2S Canadian Pacihc 3S Ene 1885,
90 second 81 Illinois Central l29i Mexican Or
dinary 3O3.; St Paul Common. lO4 New-York Central,
93Is: Pennsylvania 55as Reading, 8
2 d m-Paris adyices quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
40 francs IL centmes for the accOant.
2p. m.-Consos 0o 3.l6 for both money and the ac-
COMMIT Atlantic Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
Certificates s Canadian Pacific, 3Ss Erie, 1874 st. Paul
Common 1l'6 49, -, -
England on balance TO-DAY 10 f220OU
Tar qnOte Three per cent Renes at 81 francs u
centmes the account and exchange on London at 25
francs 81 eentimgs Tor checks.
Ts EcoHoBst OF says The rate Of discount
bank bills 81 three months is q cent and for
trsde bills 60 days three months, 3s03 "a cent.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
NEw-YoRK, March %.
Little of interest was presented by the grain
market to-day Considering the usual Saturday duness
fair business for export done in wheat but as
whole the situation OF affairs is much as has been Tor
long time past. War rumors played an important part
in the influence that affected traders and In fact fur
nished the main sustaining power which put wheat h
3s9 % cent Corn weak IN the earlier dealings bLt
later enjoyed good rally, which. however was not sur
ncent 10 prevent aseosng lea cent under last nghts
prices. Oats were steady and lsG4 cent better FRO
visions easier Final prices were: For wheat DIS
for March, 9ll4 for April 924 for May 04ss Tor June
05la July for 30 for March, o0s Tor
April 506 for May and 5O2 cents for june for oats 3H
for all options except May which ended at 81 30 cents
At New York. Baltimore Philadeipha and Boston the
receipts grain to-day Wheat, l232OS Dushcls
corn 3O7 330 bdshels; oats. 131.O1s bushels total
grain 56l Cos bushels; flour, 200s7 barrels. The re-
CENTS Rt Chicago Milwaukee ana ST. Louis wcfo neat,
lOf 1893 bushels; corn 4s9, ,360 bushels oats, 16l36
bushels; total grain, 75s,07S bushels; -four 2o,13o
harr
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW-IORK, March 20.
MonotOpous as it sounds, the only term which
covers a general review OF the statistical position or
crude notroleum is no change" The refined market is
dull Europe supplying itself only as its imperative needs
demand and IL is likely that the foreign trade will hold
aloof from any speculative purchases until the
recent advance IN the range OF prices for
ornds oil seems TO be assuredly established. the
auero deprc sson IN speculation and the low prices
ruling for commodities make operators scepca OF
the permanency OF higher values Tor crude OIL Against
MS Keeling every speculative bull" movement In
nine line certificates has TO contend and yet the Stats
ca features OF the situation are uhquestonaiy Dero
favorable to the producer than they nave been III years
While 1t is true that the STOCKS on hand arc
SrIpo cnIpe vet tie drain which is being made
on them month by month marks an extraordinary
change in the commercial sistns Oh the connodlty'
SoIIng short unexpected discovery OF new terri
tory in Or ~ e ., ,oresa cs
lessen the Significance OF the present relations OF supply
and the demand OF crude on or ionS fefiGc ancad
The pipe line this month sun an aver
ace daily excess Ovehe receipts from the wells OF nearly
1000 barrels nie 80 7 barrels in FeSrnaTy
borrsis in January 662O3 barrels in March, 1854 ana
"a barrels IN March ssS dhe & G
IN Fersr So $50 barrels IN January GOALS barrels
Isss The daily average of charters is 2so52 barrels
against 81, ,966 barrels last month 37954 1aarels IN
ySs in March 1883. Tho figures from March to rs
charters 10 tile 27th) are as appended;
,5sss Hsss PSy:Ff' sss s;ss:s S;s oasEt9 agss
hp66e the week which ended yesterday the price OF
~ Transit certificates did not fall below sOli cents.
rh snecnation was active, but somewhat irregular.
From SO4 cents there was an advance TO "a cents
80 reoitziug sales coupled with " scare caused oy
the failure OF venturesome speculator IN OH CITY re.
suited In a sharp reaction to eO4 cents From that
80, However. there good IecOV-
PUrH" ary and at s2A cents the fnal price
SlS Tcek shows a gain OF ] II cent over the closing
lol t,n tne of The week previous. There news
1n, H. oil fields that was Of importance. and there
% of any decided change In the specu-
,aeie situation The market closed strong at Its re-
eoyery from SOaI cents. -, -, ,,,-. o.. A..
The range OF prices ana the total deanhs' ior 'no
week were as follows ~rvn ru. T.
o, - eiIs 81
opening. e..'..''''''''''' "A "a
I S04 SO33
Lowest. g2I4 S2ls
Elnai' rI I. ..... -. 80 25,775.O0O 26,712.0Oo
ssles, , Iorreis ~ 49, 234 600 5O.270,O00
r, ora,t in refined oil was auiet last week, and
prices were unchanged at 7e cents per galV IN No"-
York 7bs in philadelphia ana - cehts III i"un'oio
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
THE COURIS.
CALENDARs TH[s DAY.

e,a,,,r couRr CHlMBERs-BeOTe Van Brunt J.--Nos,
oS M al Al "a g. ~ 81. So sa SO. III. lo9, lgl 700
a q & g. s 90 2}e 243 2s4 2i5 2j7, 26l 2G6 273 27i
s9i 100 OS 309 3l0 3l5 S24 325 3S4 $780, 33' $685. oSs'
40 AL 8iS. 3f4, SAC. BAG. 34I. ~. ~. n..,.
sIIPERyR CoURI-CIscIl1 -PAkI l-betoio Dsnonuo' g.
No day caisnan coMI,"IRops M1 sNos 81 1856 I6s I7s
siJPeEIoR CouRr-sPKcIAL rERn-Be0fe iruAx' J'-Nos
90 ~. l2g. - ,,,, po,ore .us, Jyo dav
calendar. -. n.,...c n. Ad.r, uxatt
and Nebyhss JJ-Nos Orders-l. 2 s. T. D. o. 10, II.
H. Ia Ia Is IT, H. IS Judgents-i = o. - % o. o'o
10 II, IL, rs, Ia. 10 10. ..,.
couEI or GENERAL sEssoys-PARr I-Beore Gilderseeve
J-Nos l. ., g. 4, D, q. Z. 4, 0. TO- ., No., ,..-...
spytn and Assist Dist Attorney FafSs-Nea = D. o'o
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NFW-fDRK MARCH y. ISSJ
CoFFEE-spet no quiet but firm &C 80 for Fair 1900
bags "GuaTdana" sold private terms; options af-
yance points owing TO decrease 10 the recsp,s st no 70
DOOO bags HayTe. Wolf SeEsbefg bought
April ard sOld Juno and December Arnold bought Nay
June and July. Lehman cod May. Drakeiy bought 900
bags closing barely steady ss follows; March
April 1901 35 May. 74507.50; June 75OU76O; july
760@765, August, Z70e ,.75: September 77097s0 MD
grades quiet but trtn.
deliveries go baes reeeipfs at the ports to-
day. 2OS bales against 1901 last and 1882 last year.
The receipts here 50Z bae Of which 2o26 were
for export.
The quotations. according the classification.
rofInV
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
THE MOVEMENTS OF srzANsas.

ouxxysrovx Mar 60 rrivrd dcrrnsnic tBr1:
Kennedy from NewYork March IL oa hes way Lverooi
land proca aeded) Sx. IN,
Douglass fron Liverpool heuce for New YORK ,.,.,,
GLASGOW, Mar 25Arrivcd steamer frfnacria Er icnei
from New.Ycrk March l3; -. ,,..
HAvRR, Mar 2SArrlyed. steamer LaDTaaof tfrl' nA"'
rive, from New.York March ID
Sailed steamer 81 Germain (Fr, TrauS for New Yorf
AMSTERDAM Mar 28Arrived. steamer Easm tDtehl Taat
from New York. - --xy..r
smiled ssamsr Zasndarp tDteh, cheveer. for
ANTWERP, Mar 2S-Sacd. steamer Westeinand tDes'
Hande, Ney.York.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
OBSERVANCE or PALM SUNDAY.

In all the Roman Catholic Churches of the
city yesterday the services Of Palm Sunday commemo-
rated the entry OF Christ into Jerusalam. At all the
masses the paine having been blessed distributed
1iOns the members Of the congregation. All day long
CS0cs could he about the wearing pieces
~ The palm. The men had them stuck In their hat
eands generally, and the women pinned them on
Wherever the fancy took them the crowds going
bomo from church bore palm branches IN their hands
thtre remarkably large number Of real palms used
instead ef the eysrgreens which formerly were subst
foFf fhefn
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30

There was change in the local money market and
rates for call loans ranged from y TO per cent, and
closed yesterday at per cent There Is an entire an
sence OF the usual country demand for money with which
TO meet the April settlements, and the re-
ports from the interior generally mark q less
active demand than there was week ago
There very little change In the quotation for the
domestic exchanges. New-YOTk checks at the places
named are quoted follows Savannah, "A discount to
par; Charleston lea3-16 premum New-Orleans, 70
cents premium for commercial and 81 premium for
bank ST. Louis, 70 cents premiun; Chicago par BOs
ton, l0dl7 cents premium. ,
The foreign exchanges exhibited a little moro activity
than they had shown preceding weeks and rates were
hrmer with advance of cent per & AT the close
actual business based upon Si.S4A ana 91eO4 re-
spcctivelY for long and short sterling
The general commercial an0 mercantile sltualon de-
yeoped during the week. except as the specu
latye elements were Influenced by probabilities OF an
Ang y Russian war. The movements 0f dry goods ana
OF general merchandise confined to the immediate
wants purchasers and values as rule, remained un
changed Coffces, however ruled firm at previous quo
tatiOns while sugars were depressed. =
The war IumOrs impaired activity to speculation in
wheat and corn and prices for both were materially ad-
yaneed but not fully sustained the close OF the week
The export movement was hardly stimulated by
the war reports and OF wheat the movement
was probably less than In preceding weeks AZ
Chicago wheat shows nnal gain of ia
cents and i'm gain of about q cent The interior
movements were large Tho receipts OF wheat at the
Western points almost double those OF the CORE
spending week of 1854, while of corn the increase was
33 l3 per cent.
The receipts and shipments Of wheat, corn ana oats at
the principal Western points OF accumulation Tor 10uf
weeks compare as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
MR.. BrssELL CALLED BAoK NOME.

w. S. BIssell, of Buffalo the former law part
ner Of President Cleveland here yesterday about
a'on on his way TO Washington At the Hoffman House
~ iound telegram ating him, which contained the
announcement that his mother had been etriken with
SIS on Saturday night, and that as her life was
ssnsdcfed In danger his Immediate return
s+J Nh Sisse left tho evening train for home. The
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30

New.orleaps

Futures points higher early In the day owing 70
rather private avces from Liverpool and small
ceips the ports we'll light stocks at the southern
markets But there sndden turn owing 70
renewed o trouble abroad and prices fell points IL
that the houses oafng lnman
bought Nay Lehman largest buyer. lie Doug ht
Apr and August Leconpt bought June aud sold
July. HaecdoIn sold June Chapman sold June. Dntman
sold May The receipts for the week az zoOOD
The dered rather bnfdensoee,
amounting 10 bales especially In the present
duness 0t trade York prices arc 70 s4c above tho
Liverpool marset and bears aim that little export trade
spring until the two markets were about even
contend that ddling Uplands must down q 1896
eore the loreIgn trade can be materially increased The
to-day 40 100 bales closing az de-
cline points March. points April points May
June points July and August and 10 points de-
cl inno ri
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30

blow was severe to him, owing to his family rels
tops He js bachelor, and has remained an inmate OF
hts fathers household When he parted with his mother
on evening after she had packed his satene Tor
him. In apparently excellent health ME- bSse
Is scYentY-ona Years old.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW.YORK. SUNDAY. MARCR 29, 1885,


ARRIVED.
Steamer City Montreal Br Redford Liverpool March
IT, 49, with mdse and passengers 10 lnnan Ss
Co Arrived at the Bar at sos sam
Steamer Ontario tBr, McAuey, Liverpool March a. Ha
fax ~ with mdse to Burgess Arrived at the Bar at
$40 pm.
steamer Moray (Br) Duncan Yokohama TO- shanghai
30 Hong Kong feO 4, singapore H. Obraar Ia wlh muse
u Henderson Bros. Arrived at the Bar at 3 80 m.
Steamer Hungaria Br Grimseed Naples Feb IL Messipa
H. Trieste 20 Lcas Z6 Palermo March Malaga H. and
Gibraltar with mdse 10 seager Bros mited arrived at
steamer ornoco (Br Gsrvin Bermuda days. with ndse
Steamer Wyanoke, Hulphers Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers tO old Dominion SIS Co
Steamer Seneca, walker Newport News ana West Point,
va with mdse ana passengers Old Dominion IS Go.
Ship Caroline (0er scheuter, Bremen 49 GAYS, with
empty barrels 10 order; vessel 20 rheo Ruger q Co.
Shak Ger) Muller, Bremen 43 with
barrels 10 order vessel 10 Herman KoOp a. Co
Ship MARY of Windsor, Nsl Dexter, Antwerp 80
days with iron and empty barrels 10 order vessel TO Whit
Eark Alexander swed Anderson Bordeaux 10 days with
empty barrels 10 order, vessel TO Fsnch Edge Co.
sUNSEf-wDd al Sandy Hosx, light N; fair Al City
Island, light n; clear
steamer britannia Br) Perry Liverpool March TO-
20 with NOSE and passengers TO Ri Corts AT ed
al the Bar at 20 IN. -
Haye l6 with mdse and 10 kunhari Co. Ar
rived AT the Bar at IL
ship Mann Brl Beveridge. Antwerp "a DAYS, with
iron snd empty vesssl 10 Whitney Co
Rark Home frl Strachan Mauritius SO with sugar
TO Eiaenhorst IL Co; vessel TO master. :
Bark Alice (Scr, Jacobsen, Amsterdam q days with
EN- PITY barrels to ORDER vsssei 70 fanei Eoye 70
Steamers Ptoomy for Lyerpoo Germsna Mediterranean
PORTS Enrique. oasgsw Primato stJago Louis BucK for
nandins.
ship Grapdee. for Philadelphia
BaIks Royal Alfred for talcutts Caba, Hamburg Low
Wood and Johanns. PhlladsyhtA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.

MINIATURE ABIANAC
Sun rises 543 sets Moon rises 653 Aooas A. "a
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
<.M-sandy HOsk. 7j Gsv. Island. 74s Hell Ga.a 937
PN-Sandy Heck, 7:49 Gov. Island. Sl2 Hell Gate 1OOl
BORFJCN STEAMERS DIE AT THIS PORIs
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
8O.bl0,226 SO,575,31s Inc. 65,0s2

Total balance sigl 5ISl25 s192 759 Inc s1o7563i
Yesterdays hank statement like preceding ones
failed reflect the weeks operations Of the SubTreas
ury. The subTreasury lost during tho week ended Fri
day night 1888 in coin the bank statement shows
a gain OF $l26,6OO specie Tue suD-Treasury gained
$,304 3o3 currency" and the banks gained $lo9 200
in legal tenders the banks deposits reported de-
creased $4,000 more than the amount of
decrease that the other changes call for
IL would seera that the bulk OF the Sub
Treasurys "currency" receipts made mp OF National
bank notes. but that fails account for 100000 OF the
sulTrcasurys gain and the balance be set down
receipts from the interior The surplus reserve now
Is $40 100000 greater than year ago and 9o2oOOOoo
greater than at date OF 1Ss3. 80
The following compares yesterdays statement with
those OF tho corresponding date OF 1884 and 1888