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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

TheConmisSioners to-day issued an order that al
the fremen's boxes IN the District be painted red
and lettered where the key is 10 oe found
TAXES PAID AND UNPAID
Receipts through the once OF the collector OF
taxes for the month ending December sist. 1854
We're 50, S0o.0s.
With the expiration OF this month there was
collected on account OF the real estate tax OF the
levy for June 30, 1885, 500 9o g. leaving balance
on account OF said levy OF $s62, 6sS2a ON account
of the personal tax levy for the same PERIOD
Sc 6SS a6 was collected, leaving O balance OF
Sl4.05a.0Se the levies (real and PERSONAL beins:
for the year ending June So 1855 The sec I'd install
ment payable before the last OF May, 1885, viii no
doubt bring up the small difference, as most tax
payers this year elected 20 pay their taxes by the
instalment privilege afforded by the tax Law.
LIQUOR LICENSES
The District Commissioners today approved the
application for liquor license OF Pierce Lewis and
disapproyed that OF Joseph Films
CONSULTING WITH THE COMMISSIONERS
Mr.. SprirgS, OF the House committee on appro-
prlations FOR tie District OF Columbia. IN con-
sul:atioa with the District Commissioners to-day
on important business.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOE STREE
The mr1isSloners to-day accepted the lighting
OF Z street 10y electric lights, and authorized the
eNtfnguishment OF ninety gas lamps and the turn
ing over OF the amount or cost OF The gas lamps 20
the electric company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

TER SOUTH AMERICAN CoMNIssroN.-The State
department is informed that the South American
commission sailed from New Orleans on the LIST OF
January for Venezuela via st. Thomas They will
visit the United states OF Colombia upon the COM
pletion OF their duties at Caracas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

PAY FOR HoLIDAYs.-Under the joint resolution
recently passed by Congress. the iaborers on the
Patent office improvement work were paid Tor
Christmas, and win also be paid for New Years
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

RAPID JUsrIcY-W. s. Denny, assistant post
master at Remus, Mich, was arrested for rltiing
letters and the money recovered. The next day he
was arraigned In cou,t and sentenced TO one year
Of hard labor In prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

M M HO'A
RELIABLE CLATRvOYAST AND ASTROTO GISr
Fee. 81. " $50
Residence. 1910 Il:h street northwest Iours from
En- 10 . p L. ana trCul . 70 p n2D
hR- ROBERTSON. TIKI WELL KNOWN BALTI-
~ more SPECIALIST with % yesrsf experience n.
TREATING all diseases OF TIE Gereretive ORGANS and Ner-
Notis system cat econdetilly consulted every We'd
nesiay aid Saturday from TO y NJ AT AS street.
northwest y street Success guaranteed IN every
case without using dru.S csus;lcs o.. rusr-
curry. Prlv-te I.dIss Uca-s,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

TIE LEAVE OF Second Lieut.. VIM. A. Kimball,
14th infantry, is further extended one month on
surgeons certificate OF disability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

PoeTPoEED WRDpING.-A lady in the Pension
Office, who recently resigned for tho purpose OF
getting married, has Withdrawn her resignation.
because the marriage could not take place without
papal dispensat1on.
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SPECIALTIES.

nR. ". T, PARKER. OF BOSTON, MASS EIEC-
Y tron2enetic healer healing b. laying of hands
Treats rheumatism. Neuralga. Asthma Catarrh Par
Aysis 81 NItlts Dance, Nervous ErOstrati1r Islnx
Liver and Kidney cCIuY lIiuts and a. nervous diseases
NiLOGt tt1t Use q teClcine. Consultation FREE VIII
visit patents ~ their homes Office hours m to q
.. ~ 81 ~ street northwest. nl5-,w,
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PROFESSIONAL.


NINE. BROOKE 'TEILs ALL TIE EVENTS OF
IVA LIFE All business CONFIDENTIAL Ladies' and Gen.
temen 20 cents each 40 street between Ain and sta
streets northwest tli-s9y.
ErASY FEET. &C-'.THE WISE FOR HEALTH or
IA daily walks lie p.Hdn and thousands from far
2esr. visit DR. WHITE ION lsl6 Pennsyl xsia ay-
snue, opposite Nnl2ri's Gotel Washington. ard IL
North Eutaw street, Baltimore. Ter relief from and
svoicarre # CoFus Bpnions inverted NGils and other
sOot Aments- ONCE Zee. 81 sitting Patropized b
the eii.e Of the world d2A
Mrs. DR. sEMHEs SURGEON, CHIROpODIST
AVA AID Msntcurr ansoiu ely and permanently
twenty three years successful iractic having gratiy.
tted under eminent Physician, and Is recommended
D. the best physicians III { e c0uI8ry.
Pzrlors l2s2 street northwest. fee hours TO 5.
sep1rats for gentlemen ard ladies'. Corns 25c
The hair ai Seal tseated with roots GnG herbs "
ccmpeJent lady. di9-!m
MADAME PtY,; fi;FsIDENT), MANICURE AN D
~ 81 RGECN Gill; FPoDISr.- Fi2ger Mai beau ti-
Bed; Hang Nails az. Biting Nails positively cured;
Corns. BuDiUus Improving Nails aI, al Diseases OF ths
successfully tie Su9te Inent, either
hands or fec, 81: Fer tie Observation-Disclosures Man
cure Gases IN leather ami push II colcrs.
plete outfit Ct my celebrated manicure goods given to
Mrs. NJ. A FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER
W. ana Business Medium - again as home 1874 TIN
rset northNsst where she VIII be pleased to receive
her friends and patrons nIO.2nis
0,HE CEILULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER BREAKS
never wears out, always cle1ii. aud be worn
while bathinx- ls1or sale AZ
CEAS BIsKEg'S,
- - t23 9Th street northwest
MIS- FISHER devotes Leg stssnsa0a 70 tho wsnts OF
LADY PstxonA mi
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ATTORNEYS.
DENTISTRY.

SAMUEL L SCOTT. u. D. s.
- fifteen years experience Dentistry OfTire I91T
street northwest Preservation OF the Natural .,l,
ssfecL4.tS- oce.
NE RANDALL PARSONS. 428 7TH STREET
~ L. W over BallantyDes Operative and mechanical
IeI,tlstry sk1IIuIly performed administered:
moderate fees len years experience Hours from !
HI 10 p
M STAIR PARSONS. COR 9TH AND z STREETS
LIN W Filling spectaity also, the cure of tooth
ache without extractlLe local anSsthetlic used on
the gums, alieyiateS Ialu u extracting. given
IEarEeS moderate NJ
he 4. W. TAI BOIT. DENTIST No 49, 7TH
1I-treet. three cSOrs fGCu T. Dentistry all
r. branches Teeth inserted 81 per set All work war
mi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

REDEMPTION OF NATIONAL BANK NOTES.-The
redemption Of national bank notes from the five
per cent fund during the calendar year ended De-
cember 81. 1884, amounted to $40 4444 as against
$113,460,473 redeemed during the previous calendar
year, showing an increase OF ST. ,033,971.
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Senator Malone Recovering from q
Chill.

The APPLICATION Of Col. Jack Brown to the At
tcrney General to be appointed the representative
of the government to prosecute a national loan
agency" in this city for violating The national bank
laws, VIII not be acted upon Immediately by the
Solicitor Of the Treasury. to whom IL was referred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

FIRST LIEUT.. ROBERT CRAIG, 4th artillery, acting
signal of1cer, has been relieved from duty in this
city, and viii proceed, via Yuma Arizona territory,
and Los Angeles California. to San Francisco Cali
fOrnia, and take station at that point. carrying ont
such Instructions rs he may receive from the chief
SIGNAL officer OF the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

The worRto be done by different committees Il
preparing fir the Inauguration ceremonies is no,
SO well laidout that the headquarters, on stree,
has begun b wear the air Of an old establishe
business pace or bureau Communications or
being constantly received, and persons are cor
tinually dipping In to ash questions or make sue
gestlons pr requests. Such persons are re
ferred at dee to the proper committe and bushes
IS rapidly dispatched. Mi. Berret, chairman c
the gener9 committee, and MI. Gait, chairman G
the executive committee, sp nds some time eac
day at headquarters Senator German dropped /
to-day ant had a chat with Mr. Gait and Nj. Clag
EFT, but made no suggestions He merely made IL
QuirieS aSto how the work was progressing.
The executive committee will meet tonight
when repsrts Will be heard from different CON
mtteeS.
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and run for itl:we slip 'sm ysti obs1 b sure % 81
on hand. Thint great way Oh. Nowi Away No fo{Y
Once the girls taken up In the arms q hf
captors, who - for dear life; but they vor3
not to get away without note Of warnings for lA0
mindless OF the result to herself sent forth M
fairly split the airscream upon screa2unu1 the rad
who bore her. with horrible nprecatona and thlon4(
OF and heart stabbfng had got hs bEoe4
palm over her mouth
Then they swiftly, with no sign Of faiptins g
firing until at length the pier heads Of the Old enQ
were In sight, and q man standing near them =
.Obed! 0bed" cried jake
AYE, aver
Good Here we are wherss yer boatrs
. At the foot ofsthe stairs" h
@All right Qucki Tho bloodhoun arc doe
aboard! Where's yer menv -
In the boat.-all ready
AYE, aye,-downl-downl Cast OIL Out with re
oars.'
1t was the man called Jake who gave these orders,
shouting them forth he and his companion bore thot1
fair burdens down the andDgstars, andnto the boat
Doris; then he sbouted:
Look alive. boysl Here they arei Let fall PM
away Pull for your nves" and well they might pull
for their lives for Doriss lover with the ury Of a on1
hand. The above we publish specimen chapter %
this beautiful story; but the continuation Of will ~
found only In the ~ Y. Ledger. Ask for the numbof
dated May g. which be had az any Office o.
bookstore. II you not within reach OF ONCE
you can have that number OF the Ledger mailed TO yo4
BY sending six cents postage stamps win dol ~ Robert
Bonner, pablisher, 1s2 william street, New-York. The
New-York Ledger Is the Great Family Parer. full %
good and interesting reading.
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THE COURTS.
CALENDARS THIS DAY

SUPREME. COURT: cHAxBERs- Before Barrett J.-Nos.
10 2S 81 49, IA hS 81 20 g. s 81 So s. 60 S or
SSt SSS 2S 2s sS as. asz. 2ss, 20s 2ss zs 49,
yNOs 1852 $50 500, iio4, 702. loss iosl oi 1855 sd
sas ass aIs Igss Beach,
Nos 4cz 4o4 2!Q6 1888 3yl2 s55a lsS 4iylzla6 $3.50
$2gs 1871 sI 2sS2 200 $as $780, ais Sass 2Ss
suPRFME CouRT-cIRcur-PAR IL Before Andrews -,
NS. ss so $50 sss 2: 49, ss Ss5
2iS3, 60f. 3704, 1883, 2795, 1886.
I s & sgg s1 a P a
$ssss 5sa sdsa 1860 2i2l, esl 1884, 1865 1885, 1867
sURRoGATEs couRr-RoIlins. SWIM Of Henrietta Grsn.
dsTshensr a. TO- w win o. Jesse H9yt At II ~ VII
at p M; viii OF Issa Mareps at p m
SUPERIOR coURrsfEcIAL TERM-Before sedgwtck. c. H.
SUPERIOR CoUEr-TnAL TRRH-pARr I-Befors Truax, IT,
No. sih. No day calendar
SUPERIOR coJRr-TEAL rERx-PAEr r.-Adourned foz
sgPEmoncouEr TsIAI TKEs a Before Ingrs-
ham, JNo 95I 944 l07l 92o soS $685. ESQ., 26S ST. e54s
COMMON PLEAs-srEcnL TERM-Beiore Daily. c. J-No.
COMMON PLgAs-TRIAL TERs-PAsr I-Before paly H.
N 1ss 5 s 2S s 52 isig dsiS l2ls 2s is
CoilMoN PLExs-TRiAL TRRM-PART iI-8etore Van Hoo
i i 1895 III os LIE ESQ 2I sO a iS ss 81. 49,
l19l. LII llsg Hiss, llgi, ll9e rs -, NJ
cITT CoUKT~TmaL TRRx-PARr L-Before Hail. J-ycs
ssSi 1858 SOL 57s7 4oa2 4oia IosS 9ois 363S sSt:
1904, 4O56. 4057, 1853. 1850, 406l. 1865
Asst Dist ATTY Felows-Nos. l. 2 Z, T.
COURT OF GENERAL SEesloSs-PARI I-Before Cowin8 u
and Asst Dist Attorney Bed1ord-Noa 2. -, 06IS
CouRT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr I.-Betors Glider
sleeve and Assist Dist Attorney Sicon-Nos l. 2 j. : %
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THE SUNDAY tribune.

Yesterdays issue of The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
contained a romantic sketch of Colonel Ali
khanof by Mr.. George KEENAN,; q poem on
The Voyage of Magellan, by MI
Robert Buchanan; an article by ex-senator
Wilkinson about events following the fall of Rich
mond; letter from G.. W. S. on personal
topics in London: Paris letter about Pre-
mier Brisson and his wife; Washington
letter on personal and social themes; letter
from Mexico descriptive of the Bench and Bar; in
teresting account of " Bob IngersolPs father and
bis ministerial career; Hints at Many Subjects
Round About the City London Gossip letter; Talk
at Great Centrcs Potherick's Peril, dramatic
tale elaborate articles on racing at jerome Park,
boating on the Harlem, yachting. bicycling and
baseball; Current Anecdotes; book review Of The
Huguenots in America" Social review Of tho week,
aud numerous other features. A careful re-
view of the political situation in Europe and
Asia was given in a special cable letter from G.. w.
s., and news from all parts Of the world was given
fully. The following is a brief synopsis of prom
inent topics:
FoREIGS.-British Cabinet discussed the Afghan
situation. - Contradictory reports about q
compromise between Egypt and France - -. All
the Prince of Wales in Londonderry.
DoMEsTIC.--The settlers IN the Winnebago Res
ervation held meetings TO discuss the Presidents
ohusetts. - Weston, the capitalist, was found
guilty Of murder in Pennsylvania. - Many
deaths occurred from fever in Plymouth, Penn.
80 The body of one of the victims of the col
lery disaster at Shenandoah was recovered.
CITY AND SUBuRBAN.-General Grant not so we'll
. Funerals of Kingman i. Page and Captain
Wotton 80 Examination of Captain O'Brien
. Discrepa in statements 20 the yaluo
of street railroad tracks. - End of the Green
wood Investigation. - Gold value of the legal
tender silver dollar A12i2 grains), 1924 cents
~ Stocks dull, with small fluctuations, and
closed with irregular changes.
Copies may still be obtained at this Office or by
mail. Price 3 cents.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoRK. April Is.
There was no new feature to the grain specula-
ton today The strength developed late yesterday
retained by todays dealings. and wheat closed at an
advance or sG1 cent Corn also was better b. isaap
cent and oats sharply rose sals cent The provision
market shared through sympathy with the better prices
for cereals bat the advance In lard was only 2s3 cept
tnss s.t ns Tse ns Pss were
81 GOA, May. 81 Oo%; June 81 02ia; July, 81 o4hs
56Ss: July, 57as cents For oats-April. ais; May,
Is's; June -; July, tlSs cents For iard-aas.
AT New-Yorf, Baltimore, Phladeiphia and Boston tho
receipts Of grain to-day were Wheat, 7oo42 bushess
24sa67 bushels hour. 306 barrels. The receipts ae
Chicago MwaIGeO and Sc Louis %s5s w9est SsSx
total grain. 1885, bushels hour 27,70S barrels
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO, April 20 (SpeciaD.-The markets
on Change yesterday much stronger than they had
been for the two previous days. Though there was .
lack Of large transactions there was enough activity 70
make IL interesting for tho scapers June wheat sofa
ND % cent over yesterdays close. The opening Wa
steady ct so7s for June, which was bcent ossr
ply OF yellow tissue bulletins were sunlecs, 70 80
took Il supply At the start and letting q At tie TOP
made handsome scalp deoife Ds. sssP ~,
evinced disposition 10 hammer" the market Toward
the close there good deal OF activo eu3ng Ne
OcrS eern market a. s, was dull but There yas
siderable buying OF the June aud July options at tos
stsrt ana good deal Of May bought, but II was
done so quietly that NO enc seemed to know who Wa
the may q: asso nl S a
the week The May option closed e 4s cents The os
Nav option Into June and July June pork opened g
S so the closing price. sold up " SlI ~ and cosea -
that figure.
Tho Bidding On the curb after the Close vas unghty
higher on private dispatches FROM ISodon tnat ia!t
Russian forces were going from tho Caspian Sea 70 ~
Afghan fronter. The situstion satd 70 ~ craos
Cyvp reports were moys encouraging to-d0s
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The general commercial and mercantile situations de-
yeoped changes during the wsek that call for spee
remarks. There no improvement In any branch OF
the Industries. But the spccuatOns products were IN
uenced both by the and by the better turn IN
tho weather with grain one partially offset me
other but with cotton both influences depressing
upon values. The war news stimulated tho speculation
IN grain early In the week and prices were advanced
sharply later, reports OF better outlook for tho winter
crop gave check and reaction followed but tho
Chicago closing prices show final advances OF 2l2S2A
cents for wheat and about cent for The receipts
of wheat at the Western points fully up the aver
agc, as also were the shipments Eastward but OF corn
there was large falling on in both movements.
The receipts aud shipments OF wheat corn oats at
the principal Western points OF accumulation for four
weeks compare as followS.
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EOREIGN sTEAMERs DUE At TITS POET.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK SUNDAY. APRIL co. 1888
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. .........sUNDAYA APRIL 90 1888
ARRIVED.
Steamer Aurania (Br) Hams Liverpool Aprn 1s Queens
town 10 with m.s and PASSENGERS 20 vernon brown %
core 10 Arbncse Bros vessel 10 simpson spence Young
Arrived a. the Bar At y a midnight s
aud TO Busk JevonA Arrived at the Bar at ~
steamer orinoco Csr Garyin. Bermuda days with mdse
steamer Alicia tsPanl esrtie1 ospars9 days. wts
Tallahassee Fisher Savannah days with mdss
w n ss S |s ssSBS ga SeEs ne Vest Point
Steamer Ma 5la sisysns Norfolk with mdse and
Steamer Gen Whitney, Bearse Boston with mdse to
steamer Picqua OBJ, Clayton Boston, ballast to Phelps
Bnysi vessel TO r. Buck & Co - o-.
vita salt 70 order vessel o Snow Hagsss '-
pyaoG q % @ds to S yess te FUNGI EGs
spNsEr1wina 2, sspay no:x moderate. NNEs cloudy.
Sandy Hook-li pm Barometer 5000 Thsrmomster, AZ
Wind. NV. lG mies, Weather cloudy.
Steamer coban Dr. Frazer Trinidad April TO- Barbados
49, kits 49, with mdse and passengers John scott
Bss sws Nielsen zsra 22 days, with nd,.
Brig L & W Armstrong Alexander Mayaguez II days
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
McEsn ffcm Ne@YoSk Apr Is on her way 70 liverpool
(aud pr0cecded).
Sailed steamer Etruria tBr. -; from Liverpool hence
for Eew-YorE.
28th $50 m-Arryed steamer City OF Richmond OBJ,
Lewis from NewY0rk April 10 on her Liverpool land
proceeded),
KissAIF April 2epas.ed. Missouri tr Pouland,
from Boston Aprfl 10, on her to Liverpool
ANrwEgr, April 25-saled- steamer Belgenland Belg)
Beynoa. for New.Yo
1nsrERDAn April 2s- Sailed, steamer schiedam ptchl.
az smecouIt. for New.York
PAUILIAc April 25-Arfved. steamer Chateau LeovilIe
r lie Chapelan from NewYork her way - bordeaux.
EAyAsA April 2e-saied. steamer CITY O Alexandria.
Reynolds. from Mexican ports heace tor hew-forx.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOsTOY SFoCRs
BOSTON April 49, 1855.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL April 20 Provisions Qamoeriand cut
ga Cd Long Clear Middlss 52s. 3D. short Cisar Adnos
sss Cd Snort Rib. Sss sh9aasrs , sS' ue ga Rss on
Pork-Prme Moss SIS Cd. per DBL Prime Ness EasIsra,
6Ssi Western b0s LardAmsricsp, Ses odi Prime wss ~
sbou 1Ss Sd sss Al h 9 sp 3D. cwt Tor nss
western spring Il. "a 7s. Sd RED wntes lied sss Ia
per eena No spring Is dl New Western W9fe 7s 81 20
r. sd Casrnis No Ia sd S7s 20 per csnsL PrSdncs
spirits Turpentne Sd &C London Soa "a poi
cwf Refined Pstroem IND per galles Glover ss ss.
~commen Is al Pas IFS. Cd. 0os. I'd Lnsesd on 2o>
'I 5gSpos April produos-Linseed on. e22e sa2d IS
Per CALCUTTA Lnss'e as rs q rsrssam n us
0ssd Ger gaiiea spirits Of rurpentit 2ss ~ ger oSG
sgsras on fSs psrssn neapSon ga pes sst
A%s.s.ad ssss, re "a Sis eat IS SqSs
fennlnE adoak
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MARINE INTELLIGEXOE

MINIATURE ALdANAC
Sun rises 5oo sets G47Noon sets Ala NooIs ara ia ~
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
<H-snndy Hook G.22 Gov Island, G.I4 Hell Gat4 si33
PN.-sandy Hook $50 Gov IGsnd 7i0adi Gaia 500
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW-foRKs April 70
The shot that was fired in the Stowe well, in
the Thorn Creek district last week. followed by scarcely
any flow of OIL expected to be the first gun Of
campaign in petroleum speculatonby the bears, II tho
well proved to be gusher' by the bulls, II ir was
practically dry Yet the market remained precisely ~
mas been for some TIME osa aha Inn
portant OF the stswes failure. This does not altsr
statistical position OF the holders o, OIL II Indications
are worth straw the Thorn Creek field has been defined
openins of the Philips No wen on September L. fssl,
and before the close OF the next month five wells were
res FOR each well each day The production advanced to
it's naximum-15,644 barrels-on Noyember5 1884.
time the daily gauge has undergone many varisonss
p Da ws ony barrels an u IS barrels per
we'll Such o record ought to alay apprehension Of
prove to be phenomenal And in spite Of the Thorn
Creek development The stocks OF crude oil have been re-
the daily average Of runs fell from 6595s barrels in
September 1854 to 1920 barrels in January, 1885,
yersey the have been Increasing during this
% Re for s s Tss 0I a9 2, | hsy
res for the period Of 1854 46967 barrels in 1885,
has not only failed to retsrd the developments Of the
American export OF the product but our exports hsvc
Increased s i'''t amount with commodity en-.
Wonder that even the universal depression Of values has
kept down so low plane as that to which 1t has
busness revival this staple ought to be in the vanguard
The runs OF the pipe lines now average 1882 barrels
day asainss daily average Of 54os9 barrels ls:s
IN April. 1883 The daily average Of de-
liyeries 63,3is barrels as compared vita
81 .O26 barrels III March, 54,77S barrels In April,
1884 and 636l2 barrels In April. 1888. The charters
average barrels per day against 2s565 barrels
last month 335lS barrels in April, 1884, aud 40. AS
barrels in April 1888. The figures from April 70 %
charters TO April 24l are as follows:
Total apSs s5H yeSs iSsss Saasa
Average per day. 57.6l2 6Ssls 6,7S5 4sill
The oil speculation last week showed an
activity measured By the narrow limits of sa5out
2SC00,000 barrels, while prices yibrated within
the extremes OF 1893 and IT'S cents In itself
utterly devoid Of interest aud the final figures
barely changed from those Of the week previous Even
the failure OF the Stowe well produced little than
bull ripple In the speculation There is apparently
good sized out staying" short Interest in the MARKET
ret certificates not widely distributed and ey-
denco OF the speculative situation be derived from
the varying opinions OF the traders. good deal
quiet strength credited the yee
It was disappointing when prices failed to advance in
view Of the buish from the wells. The balls seem
lack leader capable of selling advantage OF favorable
statistics else the public longer DO wooed into
the meshes Of speculation The market ended quiet bue
hrm
The range prices and the total dealings for tho
week werc az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-27
EUROPEAN F1sAyorAL MARxgrs.

L?sDos April 2s43o p. m-conscs, e47s for money and
for the account Erie. 1874. Ncw-York Central, 0lst
Paris advices quote Three per Rentes at ~ francs
centines FOR the account
Tho Of bullion zone into the Bank OF England
on balance today Is 25a001
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-27
spIRIrs or TupprNrrNr

CHAnLxsTox, April 25.-Turpenfine nrn at 2eisc.
Wu1xoyoS, April 26.-Tugpentins steady q ~ &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-27
The range OF prices and the total dealings for the

fair business IL doing in refined oil and the market
was throughout closing with an advance OF Is sens
per gallon at Philad elphia and Baltimore making the
price three principal Eastern ports 7s cents per
gallon, Abel test.