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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-16

In connection with the foregoing table of adj
stocks named contributed nearly two-thirds of the
total business a, 400 OS4 shares of the two weeks
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western. Slo,5OOj
Union Pacific, $40 400: st. Paul. 20l, 800; Lake
Shore, 210.50O; East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia preferred, 172 300; Rochester aud Pitts
burg, 10000; Erie. 10000; Northwestern
1913 100; Central Pacific ia, 1905 Central OF
New-Jersey Ill 800 Wabash preferred, 10000;
Louisville and Nashville. 100, 700; Missouri Pacl1c
Reading and Western Union each 1OO,3OO and
Northern Pacific, 100 100 shares total for the six
teen stocks 30S9 400. 1t is seen that both IN the
amount of transactions and In the advances made
there has been n wide irregularity.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
RosToy Saturday. ADrll Ia, 1883.
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MOODY AND SANKEY'S INCENDIARY
HYMNS.
.From 7nc London Dnnu Me,rs.

A copy of Moody and SANKEY'S volume of
hymns lately reached one OF the Turkish post offices In
Armenia to the address OF American missionary. OF
late tue imperia! restrictions the importation OF
foreign literature as we'll the prIntingpress have
become more stringent than ever so, matter or
course Moody and sankey must un der the eagle
of Bukhsheesh Ehend the GovernOr-G fac
toun. who knows few words of English. He all
the sharper on this occasion because he had re-
Gently passed by inadvertence q book consisting OF
letters from OF the NewYOrk papers, the author OF
which roandly denounced the disagreement he had
witnessed in Armenia during the campaign OF 1877.
And this volume was addressed TO the quarter as
the present bymn-boOk. Dogs" exclaimed
Bukhsheesh Efendi. he turned the leaves.
" Hold the Fort = What fort Treachery, live!
May satan seize them % They patriotic for
the OF the A1menians, those hymns and the musical
notation proved it, and that particular Hold the
Fort must have reference to intended insurreeton
So Hold the Fort cut ont by order OF Bukhsheesh,
and the expurgated volume sent 70 its destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-16

with bowiingacy The total cost of tie building and
Ground was $50 ooo and is held In trust by the fth
Avenue Congregation In 1870 the mission was organ
lied with six scholars and now the rev. san'uei A'hl
,,s ns,or has sunday school Of 500 and the chuIch
membership Is 200 -, o.,oo. o..,.,oa
he pastor preached at the morning services assisted
nv the Rev Dr. Reed, OF Brooklyn. The New Dr ARM.
20 re preached the sermon. lie gave Dnei review OF
me history the Mission chch and OF tue od Noriok
sfreet Baptst Church. which he dedicated Dr ArIni-
race Tad the dedcatory services with inc congregation
90 he conelns,on OF the morning services. thanksgv-
sne seryice was held i'm the afternoon at which j. A.
isostN ck nres1de5 Addresses made by The Rev.
Dr. Eiw ri Bright the Rev. D.. d. c. Potter the Sixth
Street Baptist Church, and Benjamin f. Judson.
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MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, April Tsp. NJ.

SUNDAY April 15-P NJ.
There was very little of the mining stock markets
outside of the exceptional large dealings in Sonora
Consolidated and Robinson. Sonora Consolidated
rose from 45 cents on Monday TO Lao on Friday
the movement was directed against large short
interest Robinson also was active, and ranged
between rs and So cents. Yesterday Robinson
again declined to II cents, but the advance in
Sonora Consolidated was well sustained at l.20G
I.15. Iron Silver was easier at $50. Horn Silver
sold at s07l9. The COmstocks are neglected,
The Father de Smet Consolidated Gold Mining
rompany has declared dividend No. 81, of 90 cents
per share, payable at the Office of Laidlaw 81 Co.,
No. IA Wail-sr., New-York, April 30. Transfer
books will close April %.
gALESIT TIE MINING EXCHANGES.
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Imports in excess - ..,,o .,- az, OIL
Yesterdays bank statement of the averages for
the week more nearly reflects the actual condition
than dli the statement of the preceding Saturday
BY the Sub Treasury operations of the week the
banks gained 81 1913 400, which, however, in the
averages would count as gain OF only ABOUT
$1,OOOO00. By the Sub-Treasury operations
of the last two weeks the banks
have gained $4,S5O,907 in species the
gain by Imports OF gold other than that included
In the Sub Treasury movement during the same
tmo was 1920 900, making total gain in specie OF
S5,27O9O7 Yet the gains In specie reported by the
last two statements amount only to $3976,OOO
The natural inference from these facts, after making
an allowance for movements of specie TO the East
is that yesterdays statement of specie was made
on rising averages The gain of ST. 761, 400 IN legal
tenders reported yesterdays statement reflects
the movement of the preceding week and the rising
average of the statement of that week. rather than
the movement OF last week. The favorable feature
of the statement is the contraction in loans, repre-
sented by average figures of $S16,S00. OF course
the condition of the at the close OF business
Friday evening was better than the result shown
by the statement. By this statement the deficit OF
the reserve measured by the 25 per cent rule, is
duced to S2s9,350, which is $5,245,50O worse than
the position at the same date 1882.
The following are the comparative totals OF
the statements of April and AUril IA:
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deem necessary regard rather than the In
we only following the example of the three He
brew children OF old. Moreover, may add that
throughout the whole of the New Testament there Is
trace of the use OF medical advice or skill" asked
whether this rule applied by them to OF acc
dent as well sickness; but he replied that that de-
pended upon the seriousness OF the In OF
accident where surgical aid necessary-broken
bones for examplethey would call In surgical assist
ance. because said my Informant 1--WE have no
authority the Scriptures that God Will heal broken
nd
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BOSTON. Saturday. April IA, Is,
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON. April l4-l2:30 D. m.-Atantc and Great west
mortgage trustees certicaes ooi Pennsylvana
Central So Reading Is 81 Newfork ontario anu est
ern. 29l4
LONDON April also p. mParis advices quote tnree
per 30 confines Tor the ACCOUNT
LONDON April l4-2O0 p. m-Pennsylva Central % s
Reading 2Sts; Mexican Railway limited ordinary 1875
New York. ontario and WESTERN 2JIs -
The amount bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
lanu balance TO-DAY - 49u,OOO. -
Aprh l4.-4i5O m.-Paris advices duote three
per rentes 80 cenmes Tor the account
and exchange On London at 20 francs 22 cenmes for
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. April 15-P. NJ.

SUNDAY. April 15-P. NJ.
The Custom House returns of the foreign move
ments of merchandise at New-York for last week
make showing that compared with the week OF
1882 is So $50 353 in favor of the port but COM
pared with the week of 1881 is 81 60S.665 against
the port The imports of merchandise at New-forK
last week $50, 6O2, 4s0l were $2,4S9,936 smaller
than for the week of 1882 and were
$2,947249 greater than for the week
of 1891 The exports of merchandise $500, 500
were 81 $40 All greater than for the week OF 1907
and were $33s,5S4 greater than for the week
of 1881. For the fifteen weeks of each OF three
years the imports of merchandise have exceeded the
exports of merchandise follows 1855
$3.50 75s, 249; 1892, S59120,O41, 1881, $ll'-
$4,000 But including the specie movements
the balance against the port for the fifteen weeks
of this year 1897 ,051 SD is only $7,963,26 less
than for the same period of 1882 and is 50. l9l 4OZ
greater than for the same period of 1881.
The following table shows the totals of imports
and exports, other than of securities, at
from January l to date, for three years.
MERCHANDISE.
1897 1850 1898.
Imports 81 81 5s4 $50 sl493Os272 sls7oss 2se
E1nn0rts 100 6f593l 9OlSs23I lOO.330,O3I
'%P STpOrts excess 81 $4,000 s5o12oon $se75s9io
SPECIE.
Imports. ........... s24soa.ssl s1os2.5ss seISsoo
Exports. ........... S7sS45i i4,2s7,5c5 0.2Z@,so.
i% oI eEpo n excess s2os2144o s,lss622
Exports excess -
MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE.
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On moderate volume Of business the refined Market
was firm aud prices we're further advanced & cent per
gallon 20 $50 cents 1i0o test and gle cents Tor ABEL
ruling l cent under those figures Crude IN barrels
closed at 7s07os cents and naphtha was easier at "a
"a ask ed
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Little description is needed for crude petroleum
speculation Of last week The dealings at the Petroleum
Exchanges moderately increased from the proceed
ing week Early there free sales and prices were
carried down to $50. The movement was checked as
that point, and the first attempt OF the I" bears"
to short" sales caused sharp reaction to 95i2c
The market then relapsed into dulness and In the abb
Of any important pressure TO sell any disp0s
ton 10 buy there fluctuations In prices and
the close was made without much character at 93osc
against 81 &c., the previous weeks closing price IL Is
doubtful whether the present unsettled character of the
market will be readily lost but the OF speculation
indicates substantial strength than gave evidence
OF possessing week or ten days ago.
The total transactions in New-Y0rk for the week were
follows:
Barrels.
NewYork Petroleum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 13,34SNOD
National Petro enfn EYcbange .... 3767,0O0
NewYork Mining stock Exchange. 42l3OOO
rotat o. 32sOOO
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LIVE srocK AAaxars-sY TELEGRAPH

arrPuo April IT, atLe-Recepts to-day 1.701 hoad;
,s Tor the far 10000 hcIii for same time s
Seek IL 100 cOnsgbed through 423 cars; market
steadv with fair demand Light 10 Good steers 50 900
SO Common TO Choice oxen, 81 30 ass; Butchers cows
Sb.so - Receipts to-day 400 head; total for the week
tbs lar 2GOUJ head; for time last week 5000 heat
rough 46 offerings night market dn lend
Sn nwnwaIn: Good. 25GS7 Lambs S6 20 0f1 90
to-day, 400 head; to;al for week hu- lar
% O head for time last week $4,000 mead: conagne
tngh unsettled and ioweri workers. ana
Met;um WeightsS7 75aS7 90; Pigs 81 d$7 40 -,
CHICAGO. April H.-HogS- Receipts 1000 mead snip
mefs 700 market quiet ana weak but prices not quo
taby changed packers and shippers buying silngy Mixed
81 IS "a 40; Heavy 81 409S7 80 Light, 81 lOas' co. sKps
"a 4JdS69O. o. ,-- . -oo A.., .no.
pofs-Receipts 900 head: shpments. b5Oo head mar
e nassaDy but weak prices hout quotabe changes
xporfs s6 45 ass 8 Good 10 Choice shipping SUas6 49,
fonu,nu 10 30 2OGS5 80.
Sassp-Receips 800 head shipments l4OO head market
steady Common W SsUsO 90 poou " 'N~
So so. , =, o,,, ,-.-.. ooo ,oao. .h,n
ments 2 head market showd usual Saturday duness
few Onerings taken BY retailers. .
ouet ana unchanged. $500 ~, -.
6oqs-Recspts 400 heaa shipments, 2100; offerings ana
demand very light Oood Light shipping. 1o9s 80
MiIed Packing 81 2ossI IOj Butchers ~ kxa - 400
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Of the situation and tho best adyces indicate that tho
European markets holding on from purchases in the
hopes Of lower prices This demand must be supplied
later: The Pipe line figures from April April IL
as follows,
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E.UROPEAN sfAHKErA.

LIVERPOOL April 14.-Bacon. Cumberland Cutb60 short
s71ld Prime Mess bsOd; do western ooO iAfi,
rs.a est1rn 676a Cheese American Oh0ioe 10Od Corn
bhuG for uIed Old fnrDsnune spIrits $500 ProyiHons
ara bs.od per f0r American breAistuns-Oorn 200
sroa Mixed Wheat Jld 10 ij per oenta tst vA
nna CnD sod V9O9d for Heo Western sprns 91d ~ Osa
f6sDos Apnl Ismrits rarponupe soSd ao Caen" ~
iced AID per quarter iAnseea OIL Ell OU1Sz1 w
III I'm Tales 47e cwt heaned Petroieua oSde
81 wa Aorli I4-wooIs eIossa ~ 80 francs 10
..sIlmes % kiloA -. -. -, rn r,a,t. On
..s ner no lDa Petroleum. MARKS 10 pfennlga
Perxyne Anul H.-Petr0leum. 10 francs 90 csnumos,o
o.. nerIcan ~ francs - cont Des ssuots'
s.t.a,,s Iar1 1875 francs 90 cenumes per 100 knos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-16

DETROIT Aprf a.. Flour, q9lsta W Wnse Pail Sc
k April o. t. Jug Sc 8 ia ss a sGs
sesa n6 u Corn steady No. M,sd NeT Es.s,s 20
ann 9noo bnsh shipmenIs-l6,o0V bush.
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range Of prices for the week was:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

WAEUINOT0N f7 n Iur7I 20 1854
A,o,,.r i.o.,.
VI, | n ~trns, .E fus'n ~ te.*.r''
~ rnn.s'
!. I. s..,,,. k \. =. 49,. ~ go
II wn,. nl.-t r..' u. .'rn. :., W.. =
,.e,", ..I r';w.:', .o:' ',.'' 80. ~'n k'ry
y, M \, w 49, ~ 80 ~, ~ 80 ..'en
vo.r IN. ~ - ~ ''s s.s.. :. 49, II
.tstaI,. ..asn.;.n s "l N.
Nm :. n. ss' ~, ..s s ~ .a'''-o ni'.n '..
bn@ts sr5 ,~nar, ~.s, f'',,nm ~ ~. 80
Sors s;rg,. ~ w.s'.l',ss ~ ao~ 80
.'oss s'-S's n's' Weighted aown with
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

A democratic editor in jefferson coun-
~. Indiana. was indicted. tried and fined
for presenting : voter with social glass
of beer after he had voted on election
day. He was prosecuted BY . republic
can prosecuting attorney. bounded on BY
4 republican paper, and fined BY Z re-
publican Judge. w. r. Fishback, re-
publican IN good standing, holding 4
lucrative and responsible officc. publicly
charges that grave crimes against tho
ballot were committed ID Indianapolis
At the election In 1850 and that men high
in Office are enjoying the fruits Of those
crimes, and others are baking IN the
rich rewards obtained ID shielding the
criminals. Marion county has oil along
had republican prosecuting attorney
and : republican court. Why were these
real criminals suffered 70 escape the
penalty Of their grave crimes, and . man,
who may. perhaps. have been guilty Of Z
wholly unimportant infraction of the
Law, b condemned and punished {? In
the one case there should have been q
prosecution; IN the other there was !
persecution. IN. "A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

According 70 Hon Joseph Mcdonald.
Of Indians ihe tariff will be the leading
national issue next year, -bechuse il lies
e the foundation or the sysiem of rcye-
nue., and will 20 continue until rrftlrd
On The constitutional basis of tariff for
revenue. A tariff IN excess of = revenue
Il wrong. II i the taxation Of one fcr
the sake Of another. The consumer pays
tribute 70 the protected manufactures.
and not 10 che government. Aside from
the burdens of government free trade i
the true doctrine. for even profectioni<f<
admit that tariff should not Be- levied for
protection only"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

In our walks about town We have
heard much said about The proposed aid
10 the Nincennes and Ohio River Rail-
road, and we have been forcibly struck
with the fact that nearly all our mechan-
ics. most Of the laboring men ofthe city,
and large majority Of the professional
men ere heartily IN favor Of aiding the
enterprise, aud will vote ID favor Of the
township taking stock IN the road These
classes are All anxious 10 build Up and
improve our city. and are willing 20 do
al In their power 70 induce mannfactur-
ers % locate here and increase The popu-
lation and WEALTH. vinccnnes Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

In ; recent address before the teachers
or AtIsnfa. Gs.. the Rev. g. T. CLANCY
gave some interesting facts IN regard q
manual training In Paris there are
forty primary schools 70 which work
shops are attached. and in which manual
instruction begins q ten years Of age.
"The competition, ne said, -of The ruling
powers Of Europe to-day II net more for
conquests Of territory and balance u
political power than for industrial su-
premacy- Already in our own country
the peaceful racket OF the loom has s.
fenced the rattle Of the infantry. and the
booming OF the cannon around Atlanta
has found better and more harmless
substitute IN the boom IN real estate.
The triumphs Of the coming generation
are on that lire. and that people will
achieve them which believes Is Prussia
believes, that Whatever you would have
appear il The nations life you must put
into the public schools, and thus bclicv-
ing puts manual training there
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

Gordon Republican: The propitious
weather has produced great outcome
in the growing wheat. Fields which ap-
peared almost barren few weeks since,
are now covered q with great green
carpet, and an average crop i now anti
cipatcd, whcreat the heart Of the farmer,
and We might add, everybody else, \
greatly rejoiccl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

Our representative IN Congress, Hon.
4. r. Cobb. Z year ago expressed 10 ~
The opinion and hope that John g. Car
Isle would Do the next Speaker Of tho
House, and to-day be feels even moro
sanEuine. With the election or Mr..
Carlisle - speaker and strong bold
tight for revenue tsri6 . opposed 70
the protective tariff Of the Republicans.
Mr. CCbb has no doubt Or me success Of
Democratic principles ~ 1854. f.-vincen-
nes Srn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

Under The new road and bridge Law
The construction or aIl bridges costing
over go develops upon the County Com.
instead or the Township
Trustees = heretofore, and must Be buili
on Recommendation from three. view.
cra
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= western Cieopatra was once con-
|versing with an Illinois man On biz re-
|Iigious duties. Said She: "Do you -
tend church regularly ~ oh. MI: 1
never 70 % church, but alters make II ;
pint 10 attend I'll the funerals. They 10
|jest - solemn, and thar isn't no kesIcc-
|tions.r
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The Senator elect from Nebraska. Mr-
Manderson. says Of high license 1T il
: great blessing 20 every city and town
ia contrast with the food Of little petty
groxgerjos which give but little revenue
and do harm. Our license fec Tor each
barroom o. saloon d 81 900 in place
like Omaha In cities il Il o1.oo0 for
each license, and ID villages o50o In
Omaha the saloons have been reduced
one halt since The high license went into
effect We get 100000 from the saloons
II Omaha, great deal more revenue
than We obtained when We bad twice tho
present number.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

oaklaot E1terpriss-
We do not dispair Of having the court
bouse 10 Oakland j. The very near fu-
turo.
Oakland will soon have two stare fsc-
tories ID operation- That Of Cockrun &
Son is nearing completion.
The new graded school building at
Winslow, which i nearing completion.
will support 700 pound beIl.
Harry 8 Hudspeth have bought :
meat maaket q jasper. Chas. Hna.pefh
aud Albert Haury will 20 up % run il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

THE DAY AFTER THE rLrcTlnS
\ was discovered. before tie editors
we're on ~ he'd. that the county os Fioyd.
which Nr. DePauw was supposed 10
carry about under his hat. had zone
Democratic By its usual majority. while
kepnhiitans had made gains ~ nearly
every oiher county ID the State 1hi.
points ne lesson sm trying to impress
upon you. A uonopoiist Il the most
expensive luxury party csn buy. and
when yon buy monopolist ~ even LOO
per cent. bounty on bis products you are
not sure the men who work for him viii
vote - he votes.
But ] hope you viii pardon this di-
grcssion. III INV last letter through The
NEWS, called your attention 10 tie salt
and showed from the census
returns ~ 1880 that the moncp0lists who
run The salt works pay their laborers
less than dollar day, and divide 70
per cent. profits on capital Of s.. co.,
U00.
IT IS WORSE TRAN THAT.
One sslt monopoIi<t makes 1900 bar
rels per month AZ = cost OF five cents 4
bushel which lie sells 10 Western farm
err at ESQ per cent. above cost Of pro-
duction. Oh but yon say. The salt man
uses amounts 20 little or nothing So
you may say the taxes on needles. and
slate pencils, and shingles. and sugar,
and cotton. end wooden goods are tr.l ing
70 each person. Does II ever occur 10 the
comfortable politician that few trifiing
additions 20 the burden Of the poor tax
payer may make the burden intolerablf! !!
Mr. Lincoln said that Il was 'easier to
pay large debt with : great deal OF
money than 10 pay small debt with no
money See what these trifIes can do.
! looked over the list of sales Of real
estate for this county, which were made
last February. for delinquent taxes.
Most Of the deIinquents are poor people
whose taxes are
LEss THAN $40 Each.
This u the way II works:
A poor man, BY hard work and close
saving. may come out even q the end oi
the year. II sickness or other misfor-
tune increase his expenses or diminish
his income, bis money 10 gone when tax
paying time comes, and he becomes de-
Iinqucnt II HE sugar had cost him .
little leee, II bic wife's needles had not
been taxed. II the clothing and food oi
his family had not paid tribute 10 the
monopoliets you favor IN the law you
voted for, he might save tis little home
from sale. A deficit Of SO in The poor
mans exchequer u enough II does not
seem large 70 Congressman. but like
Mercutio's wound. .'twilI serve 80
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siueIr Sabscriptiou, FOR my Nos, 81 e.
FOR six months. "