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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-03-19

GRANT CHAPTER Regular convocation second
Ia fourth Tuesday Of each month at p. m, in
Budd block
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-03-19

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LoDGr I. o. OF. Meets
every Wednesday at 7:s0p. IN. in Odd Fellows
hall. Maple street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-03-19
Considerable anxiety has been aroused

Considerable anxiety has been aroused
in the Camp of the Missouri Office.
seekers at Washington by report from
Sedalia and Kansas City to the effect
that the men who have gone from tina,
part of the state do not represent the
''true Democracy Of Missouri. A be.
lated member of the Missouri colony,
who arrived to-day, was Col. Newman,
granger from the interior, whose
primitive ways attracted attention. He
was soon informed as to the slate of for
eign appointments that had been made
up, and was told that he had better see
Senator Vest and get on the list. Mr..
Vest turned him over to a waggish
member of the delegation, who offered
to see the President and get the colonel
fixed. The false friend disappeared
around the corner and turned up in an
hour with the story that he had seen the
president, that the president had heard
OF the colonel and was sorry he hadn't
come sooner, as the first-class missions
to England, France, Germany, Russia.
etc., had been spoken for. If the colonel
would accept, however, he would nom-
mate him for the best thing there was
left, inspector of pork at Jerusalem
The colonel said he would feel highly
honored with the appointment, and be
IS probably the one man of the delega-
ton who really feels he has sure thing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-03-19

AttOrneys-CLARK 81 MILLS, Lancaster,
Wisconsin, Attorneys at Law. ONCE over the
osfolce, in Clark's block.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-03-19

LmaArY HALL. Budd'. block, Madison street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-03-19

Attorney. j. ARTHUR, Lancaster,
Wis, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Special
time and Attention given to collecting and seeur
ing Claims, Loans Of money Negotiated, General
Fire aud Life Insurance Agent Office in front
Of Court House
PhOtOgrapher-W b. VAN DE WALL,
Photographer. Gallery two doors west of Post
Office. Lancaster, Wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-03-19

Attorneys ORR AND LOWRY Attorneys
al Law-ctllce over Thomas and Orton's store
cast side OF Court House square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRAS5GsJJ. May t. 1885.
STATE or TRADE


Extra s. I CO. Patent PInt ~ Wheat a g. 5SS
steamer Yellow. 6c steamer Mixed soho No Grade %
shorts Midilings steady Provisions steady Bntter
Creamery 6SS2 liz G .de oT @ a. S
Oats bush. shorts. $500 bush. Barley. - BUSH
be sUF s1ng Roller n Patent So Family %ne s.
81 90. Wheat fiat; sales 800 bush 10 hard at 81 o.
oats lover 10 Z Whe at GIc barley steady and quiet.
Rye neglected Railroad treglts steady Wneal tic Corn
9qo OBJ SP; whsa S 1000 Sa p corr
5000 bnsn shPments- Flour 100 65Isi Wheat $1,000
S SusR. barley Gi $500 bush S1'" 'u' ''
NAY e an %n.. qG oss
Minnesota ;aKers So 5l8si 90 Patents :, i5Ss1 p;
Wnest active ana weaker ranged MAY s7ia SC.
closing at 81 asc June sS2GlO'c closing A. SUE J1y
spring 50 as3e.: 40 Red 9sa9gg9,a 10 Red 3 &c
&c, At "c June t+Glsec closing at a. ei
J1y a. CLOSING may S]s Closing a.
@ Sgne S S4s SorS sS S%s at as fe ys NO I 3G
Nav q S2L Ssll r. closing at 81 81 lime ST. .Gs
qge5 sales ranged cash 8 SO so
closing at 81 -. July - s9sS 40 closing SO
75 soTs Clear Sc SossS e. Rsoepts-Foor 5000
bblsa Wheat 48OO0 bush Corn "a 200 ouslA oats
-FouE 1900 6bs, Wheat 100000 bush, Corn fG7.0O0
bush. OATS 100000. Ousn RyeSoOO busn Barley 10000
bush.
PHILADELPHIA May 4,-F1oar-The market was dull
BUYERS were DOT willing 70 make concessions 10 Greer
st9qise opsne, 49, western ana pennsyiynia
Family 3. 09Ss ~ psnasyylGia Roller Process g "a
IS 25Gs6 90 Wheat closed dull al the noon cali
Delaware export elevator. r. 20: MAY soes%
august T S5ss o. MARKET S was dun n lover S
lots were @ m nS ars s eD % 6 Ies opE
track 50 S5aacl No Yellow in grain depot &C.; No
port eeVaSr 30 ~ scS Nay IqSSS OK
June 5g'2a5satc July a SlSSl &c Angus. S7sS5sc
White 4lla94Sci No White. 43i9c.i No. White Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05


LIVERPOOL, May 4.-l2:3O p. mCottOn hrmi 40 nn63
Uplands ja.di do Middlng orleans .lOhi s~os %
es Including OOO bales for speculation and export re-
celps 30 bales, including $40 bales AMERICAN ~ AM
steady uplands Low Middling clause, May anu Jnito
ery 81 Odd allo 5l6ids do June ana july
b.tid; also 5D.6id; do July and august
GGid. also 0i6di do August and september dellyeryi
lG ID; also G4di September aud OCTOBER ou
do November ami delivery, 81 6id. coo..,.. novv
Tenders delivery ut todays clearing looV oaos no"
do, krt and 800 bales old DO. -, IN ,oo haies
D. m.-COton OF the day included IT, iVD
American Futures steady UDlands Low H num- .verv
MAY delivery. $50. buvers do May ana 9uno
5Gid. do June and July delivery snSst
40 July and August delivery, b3O4d sellers, no d
and September delivery lid buyers DO p Navsn,
0ctober delivery d36fd buyers, do. october aud
her delivery "a Sad soersi November and December
d livery. u SD. sellers, -, q, -. Mia
ding clause May delivery, slid selieI- 40 nS dey
1une delivery A-Bad sellers do do June and Ju
cry sid sellers; do July aud August de, p,ysrs
bnvera; 10 August and september helvoiy c ~ De-
do sopteinber and October delivery, b3btd Nhuui uo
toner and November delivery 0564d buyers 40
and December delivery, 3 6vbld OuYets' 40 Doe0' w
January delivery. 5O-Otd buyers ,,,,,,.. IN x "a
GALyksToA May 4-Coiton quiet n9 g aud i gros.
Low Nldne 10 10; lO0i Ordinary - ~ not anu s'os'
reeeIpts 10 6ales salss 6s6 bales stock lo]'A DAo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-RY rr1rnnApn

CHICAGO May 4-Ths Drouers Journal reports: cattle
Receipts 1000 mead shipments 1900 head actiye
Exports 80 26aS 1 Cows ana MIIed 81 50DSJ jO stock
ers a. 65oSi 00 Feeders 80 80 dsl 0O Texans, 81 OOG
g. co.
Hogs--ReceiDts $4,000 Shipments 5000; market weak
Rough mixed - OOUS p; PACKING shipping. 81 80
81 90 Lght 81 359fl 40 skps. IS 7Jasi %; -,...
Sheep-Receipts 200 head shipments OUOhead: market
active Inferior e 25GsiOO Medium, IS 6OGs4 o5 Good
81 %; Choice - Oh.
81. LOUIS. NAV 4.-thms-a aceiptS 2.2U0 shipments
l. O0 market steady Exports 81 0O9S5 90 Good CLoio
Shipping, ~ 50gt4 90 Fair 70 Medium. IS OO0S4OO
Texans 50 50d 1890.
SHEEP Receipts. 90 shiDments 300 Common TO Me-
dinm. 81 70 asa %: Fair 70 Choice. SO 2OOsi 80.
Hogs Reccipts 10 200 shipmentA 5000 IAght 81 zoo
a. %, Packing. 81 150S4 COS HEAVY. So 3O0sA a.
BUFFALO. Nay A-Csiis-aaaDts TO-DAY, 900 head total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSr0y SrOO2S
Boston. May 4, 1885.
MONDAY, May 4-P. NJ.

MONDAY, May 4-P. NJ
The new week opened with the Stock Exchange mar
kets depressed and with only moderate amount Of
transactions The day has marked sharp and significant
declines for all speculative securities and specially for
those that most closely cqued. The business
amounted only 295 442 shares Of which stocks
furnished 226.50O Those seven stocks recorded
final declines from Saturdays figures follows: Union
Pacific liS; Central and Hudson ia; st. Paul aud
Pacific Mail each 2 Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern gle Northwestern gig and Lake Shore 3is per
The other stocks making important declines West
err Union Erie and Louisville and Nashville each 81
Manhattan Consolidated "a Delaware and Hudson 2ss;
omahap preferred 2l9 and the Michigan Central per
cent The decline made by evident disposition TO
market long stocks attack upon values
and the bears had little nothing to do with the de-
preston On the contrary 1t that interest that
furnished the greater part of such
market Tor the stocks sold as was
found IL however Is yet too early fully 10 deter
mine that the cqucs have let 20 their hold upon the
markeand probably more than even chance that
tOnorrow's operations win show that they have not
Certainly bad the outlook is no worse than II was
any day week. and nothing occurred between satur
day night and this morning either TO cause yountarv
surrender or compel liquidation such the surface Of
toAay's transactions seemed to indicate was
IN progress Tomorrow is looked forward to with more
than interest by all spectators because 1t is en-
pected clearly define the situation than the oper
stons OF any day for long time and decide
the question OF prolonged inactivity trading that
tends upon natural conditions. The market, however
closed weak at the lowest prices OF the DAY.
Government bonds were quiet but firm with the bid
dnes advanced per the 4s and digs and Il per
cent for the Be- Annexed are the CLOSING quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

for thus 1000 forsane time last week 2700
head; c0nsigned through. 90 cars market neglected
Good 20 Choice steer S. 759S6 TO- sockers and Feeders
s3 dS4 IS.
sheep Receipts to-day $500 total week thus
10000 head Tor same tns last week 1920 head consigned
through. IL cars market fair demand Medium 20
Choice Lambs 50 O0ds6 go
Hogs Recepts to-day 1900 head total for week thus far
1900 head for same Tune lalt $1,000 head
signed through 81 OF which SO NewYorki market
quleti Medium TO Fair Workers. S-0S-; Good to
cnolee 6OG4 80; Butchers Grades 81 60Gs4 G0 Pigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

LONDON NAV 4-l2SOp m.-Consols 97l4 for both money
and the account; United States -Four and bali Per Cent
bonds / "a Atlantic and GREAT Western First Mortgage
Certificates 23aa Canadian Pacific - .; krle
nary 2s. ST Pau Common II Pennsylvania 55t Read
ing. <.
Paris quote Three per cent Kentes at ~ francs 81
confines the account
1870 D. ConsOs ~ for money and for the account
On. H-ConsOs 81 9l6 for both mOny and the account
25O D, 81 for both money and the account
BERLIN May 4-ihe statement OF the Imperial Bank Cd
shows in specie OF 4.947O)O marks
Spm -ConsOs 81 "a for both money and the account
o. 7.lG for both money and the accounts
Atlantic and Western First Mortgage Trustees Cerin
Gates 227s do second Mortgage % Canadian Pacific, ~
Erie ~ Second COnsOs 54a st Pan Common. II =;
New. York Central 81 T.
Paris advces Three Per Cent Rentes az ~ francs
A2l2 centimes for the account
4:30 D. m~Consos 87as for money and for the account
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Oi kh5land
on balance today IL 2590OO
3 d.. m-Rar Silver Is quoted at 1874 per ounce
Paris quote excnange London 20 Francs 80
oentimes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

maSEst closing steady Tran,ferobc notices 1850
pd gG@T Sceou AsR rom
Sss HG aSS t. Th noG G "RG RSv sT
sales 500 6hs Of y Which No SSS3 al pes f = ma
g 96a4 20 100 O6 v STIeTP%S nc Al zoo b6s
RTns' Mri p Extra fo &' Vest indies so
SS. Fine 9 5Gs2 20. r latter for Or e. sG9 "a
supeTGnc IS EIlra No 9 GoSd to
ern a 80 s. Common Fair Extra Ohio s. 7e = 20
Good g 20 - o. 49S4 70 SnoeG Clear s. sSas co. Rye
MIXTURE a oasi 80 straight. ~ % 70 I0 common 10
Far Extra - - Fair Good = sostS Gool 70
s. 1stG city MN Extra for West Indies - VCG 90
South America. 80 odsj % market closing 9un ~
sSS, o DS. Fd49 y S p Id
saTSas}oO fr 600 TO Cho CO Dc. RYE tLoT y.
Quiet aud pces ~ out mailer al ehanse sac, Y1 Pg'i
"igi AMI unchsn1eG. Yellow western. s. "O9si 40
DgTaRRXIN"wHfAT-Mark depressed by more favorable
peaoe news transactions shsNing decided deGnc 'esh
then declined SaSc Then recovered slightly, and closed
steady at tSS nGGy l9s n ana bTsk Susn optons
Shippers bought lOio0 bush and CT Miller. 800 ae 90
20 9 or sr duluth ~ To- in elevator II o,i,
Winter red SOC an o. no Red free on board RON s'o g
ccipts a oil gds 12L No Rel FOR May. 9c ~ 90 Z.
81 : eo fsf sqy a. eio.ng at 81 o9S do ;or
So iGn ii "a Al Oh closing at 81 g 90 for
october Al ujisG;l o. closing a. y g5 90 Tor I,e,n
Der os s6s,sg az IOsHS RYEscafcc ana firmly held
Western. 70 qd79c Canada I-d~oc; state, f'asI
s0Io busb anaht Tor delivery ~ ~
AND BARLEY MALT-Dulll prices unchanged GO ~ \ r.
favorable pea accuunta Ntfh
of- have declined lsal -. options have fallen on
ard closed heavy shade above The inside prices ug'
and gOod business ~ OPTIONS
Sbppers bought bush sales 900 bush future
ligdOO busn spof including Unkradcd Mixed at 81
steamer Mixed 57L sic IN elevator No MIXED ~ I'D
IN elevator 6Sit an0at, ~ amor Whtc tr
aaoat yellow 6ggatuc. ~ elevator No Mxcl Tor May.
55d57 &c. closing at 5j'c. do Tor June. aOaG 'ttcr
clos ug 81 S5Ac- do. FOR July 55Ls &C closing AZ
.bA, DO for August, 5Gi4a &c. closing . ho....
declined sso 7o and closed heavy At The irso pr,e
buAs future 5000 bush. cash. Including No
MIXED al iIc No . tdfl Lc r. elevator. ncnhng a
snal parcel 'or export Al Al gc No nominal AZ &C D y
VItt. No D. 45t.dl5tac No. quoted az lc. MlKed
western ig0 e.; Whit" DO. 45d ics "hite ~ no q
80 ~ > Mixed Tor May iOail &c closing a. tnc do
Tor June tuG - &C., closing al iO-' d. TOT IuY' 'V*"
go ks IN sYre N Ncv.York BROOKLYN and Jersey CITY
yrsn and held rallW lighters on certificate;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ri5er, Vessels and RaRroafS
NEw-YoRK, May 4. 1885
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoFFEE-spO RIO dull and weak al Size Tor LAIR l ON
Oilers" SOIL late saturday On plvalc teI- ",
tons Owpg 10 a weak haFln anu -
market no receipts at Rio for twO days were JUN n
power Son q 20 ana Te Muller were the largest sele
Arnold sold little but bought considerable Lehman p
July ana August Iadonberg Thoma an GO were buyes o.
the summer months. The sales we're 3b13o pa CLOS
Tfak az follows; MAY G2ja61O; June 6.3OG D31; july
8.aOQd45 August, G5oaG5j: sepienbeT 90 ao'o9 90
tober 70aG75; November, H. f50bSf IlecthDe''
G9J Mild grades dull and weak. sales 100 bags Ceht"
American nd 10 Maracabo on private rus s., a
COTTON-SpOt cotton duh and unchanged >h'H ~
baes; deliveries LOO bales receipts at the ports ,o
90 bales AGAINST Oli this last week and last y
since september 1898 bales against 4l4S lot tn'
The mutations according the American classification are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

AAYANNAB, May 4.-Cotton quiet; Mlddling lOio Low
MlddIlng lois Good Ordinary 99t gross receipts.
stock. 1853 bales ~
NEw.oRLEANS May ACTION firm; Middiiug. l0as: Low
Mldding los Good Ordinary o. net receipts 49T bales
gross iy9 bales Exports France 1870 bales 70 the Con-
tnent, 2,59e bales COaswis 1928 Dales sales. 200
bales stock. l22, ia bales. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
BALTIMORE Nav Action steady. Mianins. los.o. Flour
financial.

NOTICE TO FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
~ HOLDERS or HOUSTON and TEXAS CENTRAL
r. r. COA holders OF these bonds who feel any
their interests requested to call at the Oihce OF g.
HUDSON co. "A broadway. between the hours Of ii and
3p.m JAMES MIDDLEDlTH
Secretary BOndhOdets Committee.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN
~ NEw.YoRK-The annual meeting Of the share.
holders OF this ASSOCIATION will be held at the Banking
House OF Nassau and Cedar Streets On MONDAY,
MAY IL, 1885, at IL O'Clock. - - .. e,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
MINES AND MINING.

SALESAr TIE NsgY0ax HvIYq ErCTI VOC
EEw-YORR. May 4. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
EnRnPEAN pRnnncr MAnrrra

LIVERPOOL May L. -Provisions-Ba Bacon Cumberland Cut
8is 3d. Long Clear Mindless 32s 6f Clear Mddes
Dos 6n short Ribs 3is ddi Shoulders IS Oh per cw
Bee-lls Cd for Extra Indian Mess Prime Meas s5s OIL
p0rk-Prme Mess, ga Cd. per bb Prime Mess Eastern,
o3s western, 59s LardAmerican 36s. 81; Prime West
eil 5s OIL; Lard OIL Sos. I'D hams-LOng Cut 4&s. 6d
States Cheese-Amercan Choice Cos OF. WLeat-Red
western Spring. Is Id ais. 3D. Winter Is lOd ass IL
per centa No Spring. s Id New Western Winter ID.
New Mixed Western Is. III l2di Canforna No Is 81
Spirits OF TurDentine pa London IA OIL psr
ewt; RehRed Petroleum I'D per gallon: Cloyor seed
3D. cwt
Receptsof wheat for the week from Atlantic Ports 2
quarters from Pacific ports 10000 quarters from other
Receipts Of American Corn 900 quarters
LONDON May f.-PrOdnGe- Linsced OH. 2220 1924. Is.
fake ~ rs 20 o. por tons ltodnol Petroleum 5i4d
6sd Der gallon; spirits Of TurDentine 3Ss 3D. owl
Sperm oil, Sos per ton. ROM tonnOh As OIL o Is. 81
Pale, 6s0lls PrOWH01s-Lard. 4fs. OIL per owl for
poarlziDg 96' and l2s Bd0l3s Tor Cuba MuscOyaIJ fair
refining ahoat
BALTIMORE MAY 4-Coit9n steady Ardiling 40 Flour
htm Howard Stros and Wost3ri SnDer s3 6j 3s OO do
Extra 81 lO0S4 So do Family. 81 Oj BS5 5O city Mls
SUperS3 5DGS3 7J 10. extra OODSl 25 To- Rio brands
Patent 50 80 Whoat-Soutncrn easier; Western active;
Southern Red 81 0J OG:do Anbersl l24sl 49, Mol Mary
land, 81 U7afl O7iG NO2 Western Winter Rod spot S3 III
May 9s4@9 June. 81 81 1@sl0l@ July,
southern White. 90 Oo.: yellow jGD57c; Western
Axcd Spot 6i2a67c. May 5G2dj6'4cj June. 57@a e.;
July 295g'sc os5s castor and quiet south:
Pennsylvama. 43 l6c RYe firm ~ Ij08Uc. Provisions
steady and inactive Moss Pork 81 D. ReceiDt5FOur,
74S7 bbsi Wheat $1,000 0us; Corn blood husha oats
bush; Corn. $4,000 bush Saes-Wheat 667.OOO oush
Corn, 40 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD co OF NEw-JERsEY.
a 4 asrsFl or

CENTRAL RAILROAD co OF NEWT RsEY. }
NEwYoRK April 7, 1885. }
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting the stock bOlders OF THE CENTRAL RAIL
hoAD tOMPANY OF NEWJERsEY to elect nine df rec,
for the ensuing VIII be hed at inc
office OF the company Jersey CITY between the hours ot
II o'clock IN. and O'Clock ?. m. Of FRIDAY, MAY THE
9Th. next $50
The transfer books VIII be closed from Friday the 18th in
slant 10 Monday. the II tn proximO BY order
SAMUEL KNOX, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
SPIRITS OF TuRPENrINE-

CHARLESTON. May z.-T1rpentine 1rm al 2gc.o
SAVANNAH, May 4-rurpentine quiet At 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF LAS NEUYE
~ MINAs DE SANTA MARIA GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY:
The nted Trust Company OF NewYork receiver OF
Mnas de Santa Maria Gold and silver ning
hereby gives notice and calls general meeting OF
the creditors OF the said corporation 70 be held the once OF
william " stewart attorney for the receiver no ~
Waist New York. on Tuesday the 2th day OF MAY -,
the afternoon OF that dav when all accounts
AMI demands for against corporation and all ts open
contracts shall be ascCraned aud adjusted as
far may OF In the hands OF the
said receiver declared.
Dated NCw.IOrk, March 3, 1885. - - - -.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW ORh,
WILLIAM A. W. STEWART, Receiver.
Attorney for Receiver.
40 " all ST., NewiOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFICE or THg SECRETARY. NEw.YORK, April 70, 1850
NOTICE 20 STOCKHOLDERS.-Th fifty
~ nfth annual meeting OF tho Stockholders Of the New
and Railroad Company for election OF directors
held he OF the company the Grand Central
Depot the City York, the third Tuesday In May,
being the nineteenth day Of said month.
polls will open ~ O'Clock. untZ O'CLOCK,
D. IN. OF that day.
The Tr nser Books Will be closed at o'clock p. m on
Saturday Nav 3D. and reOpened at O'Clock, a. m on
Wednesday May Goth. O. WAND Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
he quotations according to the American classification are

Good Ordinary So Icy 19L
Strict Good Ordinary lSlb Mluhihk
Futures advanced to u points rise Of points IN
liverpool Ranger. nmann ami NOItr d" NIohh 49, -
largest sellers Hentz and S0ndhcm were buyers SSeS VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RAILROAD EARNlNtS
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN
1899 1884 1887.
-, uauo. 1913
EuDeI III u m s6,91aJ s6O33O1 s5jl.iOO
Ion 20 A mil al 65lS6SG $685., i5S 100000
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL.
,,,or o,.uos Aj2O AGO 1904
i,'tn 49, ~ Nil eb7S gg3 $500 2SD $3.50 90
low ! 10 A mil al ' GG32'2i5 Ob2l,Jl7 6.S74uOO
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
,,-.Ao,o, ,,uos 794 742 81
eu,nuei " NM o. nr ego 900 sllJ5OO $1,000
Ian / to Xnri 10 - liiO299 l42S.2O0 100000
ROCHESTER AND PITrSBURG.
,,A.- -, ,,uo. l05 9ot 2g4
Fourth week in April S9s22 SSllpt sJVVv.3
Jan. to April 3d.. lOo.oSO $4,000 3Vo'ia-
LONG ISLAND.
Fourth week April. ss7967 sso6S9 s sa53e
Jan. 10 April 3D. 692.3O7 bZoZ oOo'OO
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
,cur,.r n, ,,u.. I7Ol 24.9 24j3
Month OF AprL......... s66j5O9 sl.44l,54l s77&l05
Jan. TO phi 80. 1877 So54,Go1 26e5O'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

,o e. 1annary and July sold at 20
TenDessee ss brought AZ and Aabamas class N o. VI
citv hank stocks Metropolitan sold llol az 10
T,o -ousav bond market followed the share marne'
d ,bero was general easement IN prices ior S os eho
d consols declined from 53% to oi ~ anu Ie
ars consol rs of per cent aI e reIations of
70 ne some misrepresentation conceiniDs In1 T,c Erie
10, 10 o rc 70 the Chicago and Atlantic Company Inc ETC
Company owns the capital STOCK OF Io Snarantee
lantio Company; but II does not aDsou1eS AIantic
he interest on the bonds Of the Chicago ana Atauo
Unless MS stOckhoder under the laws OF ONO u Is
liable for the debts of the Chicago ana nv hands
there is a trpaTtite agreement under Whlc tio 81
negotiated which STIMULATES that ID the tantJc
the net earnings OF the chicago 81, anu the in
being insufficient TO provide Ior Inc inc Nery
YGfs Lake SR Erie s anG wesern and the
Pennsylvania and Ohio COmpanies shall SET apart t
from the Chicago and Atlantic amount sufficient 70
good any such deficit As the 6hlcago ttianc
the two cOmpanics done the Chicago ana Alanc
road this agreement II carried out IN good faith
amounts TO a guarantee Missouri kansas nnu ooi Ss
consol "a were on % at 1OGl2, and the genera 1s
sold down 81 to and at the end we're offered ~ ~
Missouri Pacific cOnsos were of z az Oo Il az
and Ohio lrsts, series Il were l per cent loSci ~
GOL9GI Metropolitan Elevated seconds declined Der er
cent to 9Gie NewYork 81 Louis ana est sSaTo drsts
were off from 29l9 to 30. Louisville and NashNle zen 6
era 6s Il lower at 9Oi2 st. Pau rs sno we're
s higher at 81 81 Oregon Short Line Us sod az ~ az
o. Texas and Pacific incomes wSTS y we're 10 lower
The subTreasury to-day lost on balance $2l7 40
mado up by losses OF $25527 currency ana TiYt5 o
coin The days operations covered Receipts go
$50 payments $l,6l4.9lO currency paiou0o' F-''
1853 o75 coin balance, $l3S 570,4s2 ,. or
Money for call loans opened ut i9 ana coseu NJ pei
cent. - -. ,o,,o,s.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as ioiio"9'
Exchanges, $9722929i; balances $i;44a;SV .dov
received $500 600 National bank notes for redemption
the customs receipts were S6lO.lSI anu Vne "'0'""
revenue receipts were $l2O3,S31 - a.. l.,
The foreign exchanges we're quiet with tone t ncd
as follows: Bankers bills, ST SCH and 81 SS4 Tor log
and short sterling respectively 5l9as ana ~ tor
guilders - 49,. oro,od
In London British consos bnoyant; they opened
mn IA per cent at 974 and to OF GIG and closed AZ
81 ZIG United States l2s also were Il higher at g.
but American railways more than fully responded 10 o
weakness that developed in saturdays late nome
markets Bar silver quoted weak alta decline OF .
to 7sd per At Paris French 3per cents rose RON
1871 to 42 and sight exchange on London dropped
30 2 80 francs to the G. The weekly statement OF inc
Imperial Bank OF Germany shows specie increase Vi
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