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New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

The local money market ruled a usual etw.ea ad
per cent, and was not disturbed By the weeks
failures.
The foreign exchanges strong and rates ad
yanced cent sterling closing for business - 90
and 81 SO respectively for long and short bs Tho
domestic exchanges were steady Cheeks on New.fork
Savannah a discount 10 rar; Charleston % discount
to par New Orleans, % 400 cents discount for COM
mercial and 81 premium for bank 81 Louis 80 cents
premium Chicago % cents premium Boston, 30 cents
premium.
The Stock Exchange markets were dull with generally
small fluctuations during the early par. VI the week.
Government bonds quiet AZ the Board and the quo
tations show declines OF In the bids for tie Us aud Ia
In the railroad bond market the features were
tho large sale OF Erie second consols and
Shore first IS with sharp decnes West Shore from
3sh TO 3tiaa34a and Lric second from 90 to
tral also heavily depressed because Of
the defaults their frat mortgage bonds. Otherwise
the ruled about steady In the absence OF either
a free demand or large offering
The general duness OF the stock market for the first
four days the week reflected in transactions that
amounted only TO 9ol,OOo shares; the ssles
Of Friday and Saturday amounted to gH.cSo
important failures prices fuctusted within
q narrow range alternately strong and weak, with
hardening tendency for some OF the active stocks
In fact the market nothing but seapcrs affair. and
little than that after the announcements,
only the trading active than - be-
fore. To the dsagreemcnts OF the trunk
tion question and to the defaults rather than TO tho
failures may be ascribed the general hual declines In
prices that occurred. As usual some ha dozen stocks
that recorded 100000 shares or more furnished thrse-
not al ways at their lowest but they to them
and the week closed with uneasy feeling regarding the
future OF prices The following table gives the OK
trene prices and number Of shares OF each and
parcs the final prices with those OF week ago of hfty
active or represented stocks:
WEEKLY RANGE.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
A CHANCE or ORGANISATIONS.

The Rev. Alfred Ii. Moment, who was minis
ter OF the Presbyterian Church, established In East
Seventy last March, preached yesterday IN
the Newly ork Musical Academy Hail. In East Seventeen
st. between Third and Lexington aves, where he pro-
poses TO maintain Congregational society He sala
"5ome OF us have stood at the parting of the WAYS,
and yet the decision has We have been lcd anu
have taken the right way. BE persuaded. those Oh
you who are Presbyteriaus, that you become Con
gregati0nalists Iukc 10 To God and let Hin deodc IL
meeting will he held Thursday evening, when the
society will be formally recognized part OF the Con
gregatiOnal Church.
Mr. Moment when asked by TGIBuSE reporter his
reasons Tor leaving the Presbyterian Church replied
" made the change with great reluctance ana ohly
after long ana careful consideration was led TO 90 80
by my congregation Ther5 has been n growing sehti,
ment among them since June In favor Of this step bt
was HOPEFUL nnu Deoeinber that IL might be checsea
the scveny-seventh Street Church started IN Mhrch
with eighteen melnbers. and by the first OF July had IN
creased 10 lOZ There has been no change or fat to
freer form" <yx
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
LAW INVOKED FOR A PA UPER IMMIGRANT
Rosanna Miles arrived at Castle Garden b.

KOsI!iIId MTTtB CHsUIU Dy
the steamship Adriatc last Monday. Accompany ying
three children, the eldest eight years who she
admitted were hers at the same time. however, she
made affidavit that she had been married. She Ia
Welsh woman, and her children wero born In Wales
Having neither money any visible means Of sup
port IL was decided hy the Commissioners Of Enigra-
ton that she bc back TO Liverpool by the Adriac.
In the meantime political influence brought 10 bear
upon Commissioner Stephenson by OF the
friends have her and the children released but
h- declined to be swayed, aud the other
stood by him, declaring that steps should be taken
contrary to law.
Tie Commissioners made provisions TO have the
woman back the Adratic Saturday, but just
before the vessel sailed the captain Of the vessel and
Charles Eichler, OF the emigration officials were
served with wrs Of habcas corpus commanding them to
bring the woman aud her children before Judge An
drews. hearing In the case will be lad Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
FAvoR1YG CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHY.

The service last evening at ST. lhomass
Episcopal Church, Fifth-ave anu Fiftythirdst, In
behalf OF the American Institute Of CHI Philosophy
Assistant Bishop Henry c. Potter presided with the
Rev DR.. Morgan, rector of the church Bishop Samuel
T.. Harris OF Michigan, preached the sermon The
superficial character of this age he said, els due To the
neglect OF human dntes The remedy Is 10 call back the
attention of man to his destiny and his duties What he
what he may become must lie a the basis OF true
Christian philosophy. Even the long processes OF cvo-
lution do not obscure the grandeur Of Gods work.
Evolution has not beer proven but II 10 should be II
would not conflict with religion. A mere physical
philosophy cannot plain the existence Of man. There
was a moment when a new and supernal power took
pOssessiOn OF him, leaving the imprint Of divine origin
The soul Is the real man, his power and his glory"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
WHERE TO BUY CLOTHING.

There is perhaps no business which makes
greater demand upon the energies artistic talent OF
the radesnan than the clothing business as now con.
Quoted. To suit the diversified taste of the BUYERS OF
clothing Is art in itself IL not enough TO make
sale, but the buyer must be satisfied that he will come
again. To do this style and quality as well "A price
be considered and the seller not be
t. depend continually upon new custom. Through an
experience OF more than forty years, with an uneX
ceed stock OF goods repete with all the novelties and
most fashionable designs the market Affords the we'll
known house OF DE vim Co Continue to satisfy their
customers maintaining their reputation for fair
with prices with the demands Of The tines
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.

Little need be written about the grain specs
uasion to-day. The eripping of many Western telegraph
wires delay cd early quotations and rendered the trans
OF orders between here and Chicago diincus
throughout tho day The result was tindlty III rAa-
ing on the part of both bull and bear Operators when
was encouraged by the indifferent state of tue forrixn
markets as reported by cable the failure ot the wnsAs
movement l., develop any decided character, and NE
lingering feeling of uncertainty born of The recent iai
mes The export demand small ana tue fluctuations
i'm options were and unimortant The tendency
OF traders was under the circumstances TO SELL aud the
markets eascd and closed weak without any sPceisa
pressure ,,. -, -. -. o,,.
for February AZ for March, 30 for April and " cents
for May options. January corn was g lower
AZ 592; February and March were an.
changed at 5Oia and April at BOA, snd
MAY closed on A cent AZ Os cents Oats were irregu-
lar bur the changes were only trifing January op-
tons closed At 38, February at 36is March At S"s
April at 36la aud May at 37is cents There was no
featurc In the provision markets.
At New Yora. Baltimore Philadelphia ana Boston ,ne
receipts Of grain to-day Wheat l01.ssi Ds-nes'
cor1 270 2sbIshels oats, 1893 bushels onn ns'"
46I 756 bushels: -four, .s27 barrels. Ihe rSrp7
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis were wnea'iG a G
bushels corn, 24s l32 bushels oats I'D iW v"s"o"
total grain 900, ,96j bushels Hour 2o34s parre'S'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
SUNDAY. Jan. Is p. NJ

TINUNI, NJ
Aside from a somewhat greater activity and a showing
of frinCr prices mining stock markets last week de-
yeopci no new or interesting features. The transac-
lions amounted 10 80 go shares against 36,070 shares
FOR the eug week Horn silver, with sales OF 5IOo
shares RANGED between - ~ aud ~. ard is closing
ngirc-S2 s5-was the week ago. The Com
stock shares showed some improvement during the week
bu were not fully maintained ut tue close. Plymouth
roe. tn and closed ~ SO G2.
The Father dr Smct Consolidated Gold Mining Com
nan, h. declared dividend Of 20 cents per share. pay
ble al Tho Office OF Iaidiaw Co. No. Ia Wall ST., ON
I,,u.rv N Transfer books close January 81.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
DR. PULLNAV'S CALL TO LYNN.

The Rev. DR.. james NJ. Pullman, of the
Church OF Our Saviour in West Fify-seventhst. has
yet accepted the call Of the Universast Church a
Lynn Mass. To TRIBUNE reporter lie said yesterday
have received call from the church at Lynn and am
holding II under advisement II In OF the desr
able Uuversast parishes in the country being at least
six times large my pa sh here shall not accept
il 10y doing any injury will result to ths parsh aud IL
will probably be two three weeks before that question
carl he defc
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
TIE PErROLEUM MARKET
NEW-NORK. Jan. IL.

NEw-NORK. Jan. TX.
Unlrokcn rcposc reigned in petroleum circles
last week Gar changes In the actual situItion 4 ar
ar are The production OF the Thorn Creek
district varied from daY u day only wv hundred bar
rtls the last gauge placing the daily yield al
5.5Is barrels. There new develop
n,cnts In that Held. and it will probably be
week or two before any really significant we'll vii he
opened Tho only danger tn be aiprohendod Is from
sam, inystcry like that Of the McoDkns WELL about
which no Information be tthcrel except from the
cane interested with the owners III USING 10 - an in-
,nce IN the market II Il fact however, that conser-
yaye mebrrs of the trade 'crtins Their attention
Tor the time Icing the statistical position OF petro
lcum TO the general features of the mercantile aud
financial world. It Is recognized that values
ma, be affected regardless OF the intrinsic worth oi
representing ownership transferable from dty 10
day may bu held 10y people VINO carry the ccrthc tes III
the same way that other spccutinrs carry stocks on
margin. In the ah,cncc ~ 'rDng trA'o uclnalu con
sc1u.nty In Ma 10 al Transit ceftlcatrs Keep
an anxious eye np0n thr n'nh' @ nrio au & u, M or,in
reunsy tvauia which are lending money upon OIL ctruh
Gates weight to such events a. tho Clsco
and Oliver failures than .hcy Otherwise might 40.
The pipe line gurcs reported since the f>t oI the year
shn,y decided decline In the ement, both ruus ana
deliveries that of December Tho falling on IN tnr
v,ries however IL far greater than tho dinnution IN
the r.ceipts For some days THIS month II looked as II
the gong To maintain an excess over lhc ue-
nveres throughout. but the last week Witnessed Sucn
gain IN the dciN cries that they no" are trlne
m excess the receipts q ON the wclH The average
daily To date TINS month are 231lS barrels '"na
AN average Of 81 322 barrels IN Decrnner lse', ana
g. - barrels January, l-S3. anI Sl DtrtcIs III
January. 1892 The daily average 0I deliveries J., 30,
sl2 barrels In January, 1888. and 56,6S0 barrel
In the corresponding month the year pto''oyur'
The daily averaZo OF charters nns m oe'm ~ oU,
ber, 1894. and 23,o23 and 34,49' p,Ireis
respectively IN January 1888 aud lss2. Tho report u
the pipe lines from January to 10 charters TO January
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
SPEAKING FOR TEMPERANCE.

Masonic Hall in Twenty -thlrd-st. was
crowded TO the doors yesterday and eight moderate
drinkers took the pledge and joined the Manhattan
Temperance Association. An address made by
General Conway, OF Brooklyn.
Temperance speeches were mado in Chickerng Hall
Yesterday afternoon by the Rev. DIR. Gideon Draper OF
Inc New York Conference, and the Rev. Crandcll j..
North of inc Twenty seventh Street Methodist Episco
nal Church.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Iof rhLEIHAFd II II
Ic.co Ian IS.-Wheat was very slow ~
CHICAGO. Ja

CucAco. Jan, IS.-Wheat was very slow AZ
go .n,. for May yesterday morning
aSS aSJ"' corn at about AIS cents for the same %
aa Ills ~ corn At 1890 wheat got up TO 81 ceus n
Ess Ike . Puritan SUNDAY. AZ 1890. however 'ns
r os vo 10 buy wheat at S62 cents, and when TINS
figure was touched there followed vast asai 81 ssIsn
hs; that Billy Murray had sold holdings, s1 there
%ss another scramble sell what hal Just been ecngs
A. O'clock the close 8Ois cents for February
whsst 9Oa for March and 66a fos nay February corr
stonped At 38 and May at Ais cents February
pork ~ Sl2 17ls, March &l2 27Aa
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
Rms Deliveries. Deliveries Charters
Total bbs sJ0,Il4 $685. 9Sns oa%aG, a%Sa,
Ay per day .... 5J,7lS 66,37S Obo oo'"tf

Exceptional circumstances governed the petroleum
caused by the great Pttsburg failure aud the momentar
alarm at the possibility that the Cisco sus-
pension might develop worse troubie ihcre wa"
no son why either occurrence should produce pro
nd effect t oicc and yet there Was more chcemeni
over them than tho opening ot pB Husno, W ,,, % % m
neis has NJ times pro luced. And 1t Is curious tha the
declining tendency prices checked after he actual
condition OF the two irns had become public news bns'-
ness was dull throughout, but from 72es cents al tue
opening. prices wasted each day Inc decline wa
gradual and lust before the unpleasant news became
known the feeling traders bulllsh No lower hSufe
than Bs cents was touched during the week but tue
market showed it-clf Ia be 80 wen hed tsat raiy W.
over 7Oai cents was accomplished easily: 10 SUN up
the character Of the weeks irAnsic ons IN lho oesh
ming when trade felt bullsh prices declinrui toward
the eud when depression was expected prices were we
sustained aud enjoyed rally In the hnal dealings Ihc
market reflected the same uneasy ana waitihB temper
shown before the rally aud the close was unsettled
rather than weak, just the opinions OF trncrs were
rather than inclined decidedly either 10 the Du OF
the bear side.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST NOrHERIyLA W.

Charles II. Titus, of No. $50 ClintOn-st.,
Brooklyn has had bis motberln-law, Mrs Ada Christy
rrestel for ~. icous libel After ho was married he
lived for time with her. but be and his wife went away
recently. He charges Mrs. Christy win sending
malicios letters to his employer One sent January
alleged that he drinkard and disgrace to hts
family and that abe Obliged eject him from her
house She then wrote 10 hts employers wife to the
same effect. Mrs Christy pleaded not guilty.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY Jan. 1s.-p. N.

SUNDAY Jan. 1S-P NJ
The Bureau Of Statistics report Of the exports of
breadstus whole United States in the month Of
December 1884, presents interesting figures from
which valuable information may be derived. The total
both quantities aud values compares favor
ably with December 1888 but unavorably with Decem-
be 1882 For the whole year the decline In values
progressive The total values for the respective periods
compare follows:
1922. 1883. 1884.
December ..... Sl7, ,0S7, 100 Sl3e'S2ls Sls3S96s6
Whole year.. lS267S.oG5 l72,l3j,04 l6.3i975o
The quantities and values OF the principal articles com
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

sionary Committee OF the Diocese Of Long Island for
the discussion of the work being done by st. Ph9bes
Mission in ths prisons, hospitals and poorhouses Of
BROOKLYN; The Rev. W. b.. Cooper, chaplain Of the
mission delivered short address. In which he explained
the objects Of the mission and employed 1ne
home 9 the mission is at No. 10 leerts-st. but 1t s
hoped that new and more cOmmOdious building will
soon be obtained The work OF the society consists in
holding religious services in the jail and the lonse,
In visiting personally the inmates Of these institutions,
In distributing religious literature among them and In
doing general missionary work among the poorest
classes ME- Cooper followed by the Rev. Edwin
Coan. Rector OF Grace Church. Brooklyn. and In con-
cus9n Bishop LittleOhn made short address,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
MINES AND MINING.

SALES AT TIE yEgFOaR AIyIy6 EYOHAysR
NEw-YORx. Jan. IL 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
The range OF prices and tho total dealings for the

Dealings In refined oil somewhat checked Dy the
uncertainty regarding the price OF crude certlhcates D
the weak ferng Resulted In "a reduction of 4ioaops
cent per gallon to zig ents In New-fork aud I's I'D ba
tinOre and Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
THE VALUE OF THE FOUR GOSPELS.

The Rev. DIR. Robert Coyer: The fouI Gospels are
above and beyond all other writings In their real worth
the souls and In their power the lives Of men, In
times OF other book gives the comfort that
can found In tho Gospels. The OF their power
the spirit Of Christ with which they pernesed
They inspire with strength and for heroic
deeds Luther, Melanclhon and Calvin were moved Dy
the power OF the Gospel These books to not az
journalistic reports O the dJngs OF Chrt but ~ inc
earnest work O loving hearts Each author wrote the
thugs that he knew aud believed concerning Him VINO
had come into the world and suffered for them. They
wrote in uncertain mental states, but with clear
minds and loving hearts each telling the things that nc
felt most deeply. The Gospels the compliments OF
each other, each dwelling upon different phase oi Inc
which not by observation but which steals quietly
INTO hearts and drives out all darkness aud s ana
Hills with the sunlight Of Gods love They contain o
the history, ana AS far books do. the spirit o
Jesus Christ These books not be doubted when you
get down 10 the heart OF them DO not doubt but get
out Of the letter down into the spirit Of the WORD
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

The prices for futures in cotton were subject TO fire.
qucnt variations but at the end were shade on. spot
cation closed l-l6 lover at IL l-l6 for mi1thng Up
lands BY request extend our comparison OF the
nO,c,uents cover three years instead of two The
following are the statistics:
RECEIPTS At FORTS ~ 49,
For Tho week bales ...... I5O39o lIu.tG7 l3U.JJl
siaeo sepcnbcr l. bale, 46i225i s757,O7i 3,9564di
For the week bales ....... 1866 ltos22 l8j 02s
since 5opte nO,r bales 2.jGsj73 255s i66 2.61JSlt
u. ,t and irOu trllrs developed mo- hngnew, except
the oilcnl notice that the Pennsylvania iairoad WIZ
NOT iou the proposed coal combination. Nearly all thc
oibrr companies completed their respective aot-
tl.uts for the month of JANUARY. the COmnissohers
Of CHARITY al Correction OF this city have contracted
f,r 20 900 tons OF anthracite cOa-prlncipLy brok"n
prices tnlt are the equivalent or IS l. o. D. WHICH,
Is the way coal IA quoted by the schrdhc% ,
Yesterday treasury statement sh0wsa urther loss oi
- SOB 2i IN gold rOr the week. but the gilns In cur
renry and SILVER sufficient to snow net nt rslsa oi
~ 81 S3S IN the available balance. The following com
ares the results OF yestcrdays statement Win tnat oI
January 10:
Jan TO- 1885 Jan. II, lss5. Differences.
Gold coin and bul.
a1 slTu 's' sls.e2ols2 $751; Is25759 Doc s2,SO3S9t
United ; tatos
tUeaiest nVsa li,S9i6s3 l2.9s7,447 Inc. l.o92.s6I
Nm,,s"' no,," liol9652 1907 800 Inc. 1.9ss,257
pspO,' spn,,I ,an. M o7oss2l lO4s6632 777sll
SN or lOl.arsaAd
t,dea ud,a," o., ~ 3Ga9lia2 S6.s4Oi2o Inc. 559.2So
Total. 500 S2s 500 Ils l67 Inc. si.G.4o3S
pcdact ior lunis
he'd O. r5loem
- itipnu hauk
no cs inclIilhg
, n9 . Por '0n' a5o0OoO 81, 4,2s69o6 Dec. 2l3O14
Ne1 ava'So" sl4aOJss29 sI5oso, ,26l Inc sl,S27.9S2
legal. tender
vvpsoIns vsassis"' 2o3s6o9i 294977sl Inc. lll.6s7
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

NISSION WORK ~ PRTS0NS
A meeting was held yesterday afternoon in
Christ Church. Brooklyn, undsr the auspc OF the Mis-
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

Total balance 90. si7s4ls42j slsJS5so42 Inc s9Js6le
contraction OF SsI 700 in loans, gain Of S4624.
100 In specie and legal-tenders and an increase OF
- l7 ODo IN the epot liabilities were the features of
I'M, weeks changes shown by ycserdiys bank STATE
uent The result Is Ia cash reserve of Sl39oso5oo,
witch il gi5 900 more than the mount held year
1yn and n surplus reserve Uf $0l.l4s.775, when Is
S3 500 900 greater than the reserve OF year asV.
I'M, following co npares yesterdays statement WIN
those of the corresponding dates of 1854 AMI 1883;
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

Sales of 81 sosks l5s5g s
saes OF 4 other stocks Observation-Disclosures. 0SIf
Total res s,ld for the ........... i.69jyl3
The following Saturdays quotations for unlisted
securities:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19


miles, where he can properly see nothing.
TROOPS FOR TONQUIS.
The latest news from Canton announces the prepara-
camps about that city for the Tonquin frontier They
60 boats up the Cano. Rivers to some point
In Kwang ii not far from their destination problem
IL 10 collect the $50 800 boats the trans
portation OF many men. When at Canton | In
front of the Shameen dozen OF the largo covered
boats used for bringing rice down from the interior
Each was said TO be capable of carrying from sixty to
one hundred men, More seemed to be hard to get at.
The price offered was - so each per day the
with the privilege of finding the way back without
recompense II would be entirely consistent with the
practice of the mapdarns who supcrnend the transpor-
taion to dismiss boamen without the cash after they
have performed the service. Under the circumstances
is surprising to learn that the owners have declined
the proposition with thanks and are now chained up
for their obsnacy and their have deserted who
there is general panic among the owaers Of all boats
large enough for the service. Russell x Co., VINO are
loang ships at Whapoa. cannot ind cargo boat TO DO
their because their fear imprisonment
they go down where authorities and
get at them. This IL fair example OF the patrarchai
q stem OF Government that prevails In Cbna.
These rein orcenents, with other tina pass Southwark
% far inland as to escape foreign observation, are IN
tended 10 anticipate tose which the French have dos
pafched and which are expected al sagOn, the delta
towns and formOsa about the beginning The year.
The 10000 10000 troops which tile French had IN
Tonguin months ago are said TO have diminished
attacks made by the Chinese. they do little THAI
hold their and quite insufficient for aggressive
purp La the meantime the rainy Is ~ hand
FvfDos taxes all the spare moisture o the northeast
monsoon from the Ist or November to January, after
which there Is a c0pious rainfall along the mainland
som Auoy TO Saigon, which continues ordinarily Till
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

to the upper end ofthe beach to arrive
at the ford or crossing On
this beach the men rode n
full speed slpst the Indians
should see them and escape. After
crossing the river they found nothing
hut the body OF the Iudian wNoni
Clark had kill'd, sWoln and bl at d
TO friRhtful size aud fresh signs II
the Indians having been there. The
Indians had scattered and secrettd
themselves ia dense swamp lower
down The river. Ihiukingit ~ little
avail to follow them up thsir hiding
place the minute men returned to their
homes.
On recrossing the river they Haw
sticking In the bluti bank OF the liver
about Two feet above their head A.
they sat on their horsts, seven Y FIVE
or a hundred arrows, which the In.
dams had shot NJ them IA they rode
up the beach From the poiut where
the Indiana were TO The bluff WAS from
one hundred and fifty to two hundred
yarde, showing With what force and
accuracy they could send their at
rows.
The Caranchua Indians were With
out doubt the most remarkable Of all
the Texas tribes The men were OF
large stature, six feet high, and might
well have heen termed race OF giants.
| The bow OF every warrior wss the pre-
clse length Of his body and was Ms
useless In the hands Of msn of ordi.
nary strength ~ the bow OF Ulysses IN
the hand OF the suitors OF Penelope
hut, When bent by one Of these sons al
Anak 1t sped the "cloth-yard" arrow
with deadly force 200 yards and wal
driven entirely through the ponderou'
buffalo. j II ID.