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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
THE COURTS.
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT cHAMBERs-Before Barrett J-First
Aen pyS TEnNPARr Beore Donohus
lsS 1911 2l 2l9 2 sl 22 1881 YS6 XXI os 1867
l lY5s $685. 'O' iO''' -O''' ''o'. ~ ...o,
$50 SIS 1850 co., 599 6Ol 1908 065 800 2SS CAS- 1924
s ssrs sls Sa55 5sSS AZ 7Ss li5
fS HS7 s55s s5ss $751; & ss
sTfRSSE CouRr-cIRcU1-P PART uI-Beiore Van Worst
226 $685. $780, Sl7S 3l42 Sl76 S46 1852 AGO. 1856 loe
sTpRrMr CouIr-C1Rcurr-PARr Iv-Betore Lawrence.
'suSnoGafH's CoURr-RoIlns SWIM Of Charles Green
"sa F Ta CouRrsPEciA TERM-Before sedgwick j.
Nss Ss to S ncqIEs TEanfasT
Nos lie. SIS s.s sl7 SIS ISL S7s 4s4 49, 9o6 slS
0s s1r Err coURr@TRaI TEHNPARr HBeiore oGor
JNos S6s Ses go ST. SS S74 S'S 49, $751; l'Zi
sUfssroR CouRTDTTAL TKRN-PARI IIIBeiore Ingra-
ham asI Oh 100 So 1888 1888 7s 6 $50
COMMON PLRAs-EQUIrY TRRM-Before Lawrence J'-cai-
conMos pIEI-srEcAL TERM-BeiOre DAILY c.J-calendar
'V co np pLrAs-TrAL Befsrs peIy az
NOS s7 $50 1o4O, 49, l6iO. $780, 1872 s1S lZi1 o9o
cc sSS 1p PiEss.TRIAL IBsiOre Van hoe
sen J~Nos gsz. 1910 $40. 1913. 1884, 1885, 1885, 1890
CAY CoURTUrRIsL TEINPAnr ImBetoIe Hell gCNos
s9IS s ssSs 1888 1888 $751; $s2 s2 sS
CRY CouRIIRAL TRaMPAsI ~ Ri9T soso Jazz
sa psS5 s5 ass h5 SS 5
Sas7, 1929 $3.50 5iSj 1924, 5s22 no,o,. co,v,, !,
and Asst DIST Attorney Bedford p g. D. o. D. D.
IS a "a ~ l6 srs Is ~ Betore Glider
esvs and Assist Rst = Attorney ,5 re- NsO D. 30
c6ss oS S vi ~ s ID Van Bran
Asst Dist Atty. FellOws-Nos . A. g. T. So TO- IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARK ETs.

BALTIMORE April 4-cOttoa dull Milling, ,illec; Flour
sPg1Ed g. d. sn1 sS s. 'ess
EfsIn g s g 81 DO ss 1 sTapGs
fa,s9f s rasIssa
s sn% ss ~ AZ @nte g'S So
se APRIL SS s asy Western SsheT
White ss%s5is yeics SSs5iS: Western Mixed *
ssa%ss wh {? 4s N4S Fss5.
and aS %sa Ms P 1% s Corn
5000 bush; RYE 900 bush shipments1Wh s 1907
Corn $4,000 bush
April agIGaE S a%v s' %0; Zoo @ Pes
ST 90 Wheat dull sales 5000 bush No Hard at 9ic
HyenessefeS Ra,road ir:!st steady &%sa Gsc Corn
fs .as vi sr 80 Islsy
800 bush, shipments Flour 100 bS,s Wheat 1000 900
bush; Barley. 1900 bush
Apr Flour ape; and sneGn hang 10 Family ps
se fees en- sAs' 5O shipments.
No AHea 44S4c oa.s quiet; No Mixed $aSj dS G'
and nominal at SIG ooesis IS Lard easier at 50 50
sses aS ' snS wesseT 90
sho Clear 81 70 Whisky GS and gn f6 . G
ing Butchers OOes4 ao receipts LOO head saiO
ST LOUIS April 4-Plour unchanged Wheat frmer; No
Red SHE Casa April ss MSy . e. &c. J %aS gle
June sssc oats 6rmer Cash bd May, S2ssc June,
r as quiet gs s sss Fax
Corn a Mes SnS; aaa a. g g. %S @ e.
Pork. sl2 TO- Bakmeats-Long Clear 80 90: short RIP
ReceipJs-Ficur 1000 obsa Wheat Il 900 bnsn. Corn
$4,000 bas; Oats $1,000 ousl Rye 5000 bush Barley
1000 uush siiDnents-Flour. 10000 DbiA Vacl. 2S00l
bush. 4ll,VO0 Oush; OATS 500 ou3L; RyS Zoo
bush Barley. 1000
PHILADELPHIA. April 4-FIonr-Xhe market was stes s
pei 9s2 81 IL do Extra So 00a 80 90 pennsylvania
jl24S3 IS: PennsyyARis Roller ProcesA 81 -
- IA ny 81 OO9si 70; Winter Wheat Patent
6i75aSj Wheat-Ihe market closed hrm at the noon
cali car lots were lair request steady No Red
in export elevator nc; Delaware RED in export
Pennsylvania Red, 96l2c.; No. Red
AynI s7' as 2c May o9 as9 tc June 81 e9i ac July
eJa493c COrn-The market Quiet but steady export
demand far lots for local trade light; No In grain
depo AZ &c; No3 Mixed track ,2c steamer No Mixed
an EXPORT elevator 49isc No Mixed depot 40 2c
90 export elevator 49c; Noz Mixed April 4s194sc;
oa,scar lets FIRM Rejected white Scc Pepnsylyania No
April S7s.d33lc May. 3SLd3S i2ci June 3s2939c Re.
ceipts-Plour 1000 bbls Wheat. $4,000 Iusns Corn.
BIZ 900 busn Oats. 600 bush. Shlpments-Wbeat LOCO
bush. Corn 5000 BUSH; oats 5000 Dush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rr,rrprs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoRK, April 4.
The Produce Exchange opened after the Good
Friday holiday with strong grain markets and the I'M
roved tone was TO the end wheat scoring the
hs, ADVANCE I'm price The speculation kept on higher
b,t than that ut Chicago but little activity accom-
a,cd the rise There Is change In the general out
ioo, for wheat the export movement sun dragging
- nnt the general traders, assuming that u war
betxeen the British and Russian nations VIII enhance
h iue Of our staple article OF cereal export are be-
innug 10 get the Impression that, however pcaceu Tue
abl. vices may war IL nevltiDle ere i0ug nc
asounr ON which this idea rests IS that collision IN
indta H. hound to eventually. and that rcalLlnR
The fact England will push her opportunity 10 secuIo
hcr hold i'm tho before her traditional enemy rehStn
ems of war The foreign markets, however, show
only steady tone and manipulations must be cresile
viii n large share In the advances outside OF All
theorizng that really dictated purchases neal eh zee
~ tbe hest nrces of the dag. up - cents NJ JUS lot
Anil on Ia ir NAV 90 for June 9Ias July and 9ot
cnts far August Corn closed only is cent DeItera
toi for kpri so for May JOas for June and DIS TOT
Iuly Oris were up u for April at ~ g anu May anu
Inn. M ~ "A and "a higher for July M3ff cents
The provision markets were generally shade Oo''er
than Thursday. ,,,,,h,, and poston tho
roccints of grain to-day Wheat, 23OT bushels
coru $40 gGi bushels; oats, l2G,13s Dushelsi total
in asa gJ bns shells: Hour, 49.427 barrels Inc re-
eints nj Chcago Milwaukee and ST. Louis we're neat
OK i55 bushels; corn. I5i, 1886 bushesi oats ~
I1.hes total grain, gu. 1903 bushels HOUR 35ool DAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
ETHIOPIAN psoDucr MApRers

LIVERPOOL April 4-Proyisons- Cumberland Cut
S2s Cd Long Clear Midsies. 3zs. 3D. Middes
sss ia short Rbs Sss o. SHOULDERS 25s Cd per cwt
lork-Prme Mess 6ls Cd per b6i Prime Ness Eastern.
t@s; Western, 59s Lard.American SOS I'd; Prime West
tbosei Ss 3D. Batter rs Sd per cwt for finest United
states. cnecse-Amcricsp Choice. S9s "a: wheat-kcd
spring Is Id. ats o.: Red Winter Is % ais "a
Per centa Ne Spring Is Id: New Western Winter To- I'd
EcS Mxed western As I'd, California No l. as. "a. a
e. Sd: California No Is ga ats lu per cenaL Produce
surpentlne ga ia: 40. at London rs % psr
twt ecaci Peroieum. Cat per gallon; Clover seed
Amseen tied 49s.per cwt Taiioy33s ga per cwr rosa
81 si Pale lis .od. U0s. 0d Linseed OIL zOS
~ pef cwt -, %, eoo
1sOyDoS April 4--Proluce --finseed OIL. e2l loa9f22
= clisItta Lilsocd, i5s. per quarter; Llnsec1
e@se s7 ss rs d. per tol; Refined Petroleum 20;
g.. galloa spirits OF rurpentDe, 22s I'd pol cwt;
tts.a OIL ass pert,1 Rosln-.omnon ts Cd OTIS 81;
l.sf, 6s oils Proyisio,s-isard "A. OIL per cwt Tor
Az rcan snsar. lis. I'D per cwt for Cuba centrifugal
k.s@ins io- aud LIS 9i2z I'd Tor CUBA Auscov~aotAr
aeLhalg adnlL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEW-IORK, April D.
To the surprise of the general trade, which
d ioocd 10 the northeast any possible extension
~, ,,o THOR, Creek field, two wells came In as good
Yesterday ON the southeastern frontier Of this district
IT., s,acance OF this news lies In the fact that IL
,,,s ,o a probable Increase in the new production
icon, the Thorn Creek field and yesterdays gauge sho"eu
rise to S5i3 barrels. There are severa
wells now through the sand, and we opihoh, oi
ducers ia that most ot them are uksi 10 ~, bo Tborr
,o tnc output Hence " u proDaplo tnaI .no i"o"
- Jstrrt instead OF passing out OF slght as an elc
ment n the oil speculation VIII urush ior
the material for some liHey ge va he the me- WIS from
,n iii rectors for awhile. however II VIII not DE wise TO
shut ones eyes the decline IN tue yein Vl "o NJ,
rhich were opened early In the history Oh this
m,. For instance Armstrong No. =. when
In oct.brr last at $50 barrels an hour ieli OH 10
100 barrels by the end OF March OrsL,o ", =, NJ,
atved from 236 TO - barrels an hsir slhce II was
on nJ pro1ucers NJ from 30S 10 62 Conn0rs NO.
from IG5 Ia 10; Phillips No. ION the Hartley iarln
from 100 10 II and phillips no. iIy Ill wbjch he
@ Nth n production OF 100 barrels an hour' now
90 not flow at all Analogy w0uid PolIt ~ PtO o,,
similar course OF the new "eii' "'" '""' 'p ~
the ppe line figures do not yet reflect any serious
effect OF the new production resulting i,o'r vh
"wid-catng" Below Is ptGsen ars The month this
- Md With an excess Of deliveries over runs OF
over 900 900 barrels. against an ehcs o. ss and g,
llvcres OF nearly 10000 h iss3 Ag,inst this ex
,h The ouIv item TO he of ~ uniavoraole 10 the
nrodueer is the slight decline IN inc quarters
Tor last mouth as asd co issi' II the average
fsiv cxcess OF deliveries continues at the nses wch
have rncd for months past, Thorn Creek VIII haNo "
develop phenomena outPI' W J,deons In the fol-
Iowing table the attachments or 1883 anu 1907 l,o ,
,nouth howeyrr are subject slight reVsioh "heh
full reports have been rcceNcu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06

CHICAGO April 4-Flour steady ani unchanged Choice
Winter Wheat 81 81 IS spring Wheat s. 90 9s5 20
Mnnesota takers So jasj rs; Patents ~ 5O0s) %;
Low Grades Is 50 90 ny. Flour 81 20 n barrels
closing az 76c May s0s4 d5 SC, closing az SOSc June
SIS. d33S &C closing AT 30 7 No spring rs o7s 2c No
Corn higher sales ranged Cash 355.Sllc APRIL $3.50
june 42lsGl2%c. closing at i24c. Oats nrm; saies
ranged; Cash. 2si4a3l 2c' April 2sh02sSc closing AZ
2s c May 7sd32 &c. closing at 81 &c Rye No % &C
Barley-No 62 agJc Pork stoady CASH q 90 esil 40;
April, ~ 6OGfil IS. closing at Sll Co. Nav. ST. tO0
eli So closing at Sl ~ june Sll soGsll 90 closing
$l1 S2 Lard quiet sales ranged cash. 80 I219so so
APRIL 10. closing 80 75 May, III SO6 st ~ n
closing at 81 - vi June 1855 90 closing az So 81 p
Rulkmeats- Shoulders IA 5ODst Co short Rib. 50 Su0
s. ,2 Short Clear SO $685. 40 Recei2ts-FIo9r $1,000
$4,000 Dush., RYE 1000 bush Barley $4,000 Shipments
Flour $4,000 Dbs. Wheat $4,000 busl.i Corn IJOOO
bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
CLOSING PRICES OF OILIFORyIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO April 4, 1885.

SUNDAY, April 3, p. NJ
The market for mining stocks ruled dull but the sales
for the week-ave days-amountcd to 1880 shares,
against shares for the preceding full week Horn
Silver than usually active, and declined from
20 to 81 90 81 Standard with fair amount OF
transactions dropped from $120 to 700sO cents Com
sodated Pacific fell from Go to i0dJO cents Inc Colo
RADIO stocks all dull aud featureless with Small
fluctuations Among the Comstock shares Hale ana
Norcross strong and rose from S6.oO 10 I0Z2 III
sympathy with n movement at san Francisco Inc fea-
ture OF Yesterdays market was the large dealings IN
Consoldaied California and Virginia and Sutro Tun-
mel wide fluctuations Consolidated Califor
and Virginia from So to Co. and ended at % against
4 week ago and Tunnel rose from 10 u ~ anu
closed at II against Il a week ago.
L. G. IL informed that our tables DO not quote prices
for fractions Of 100 share lots only when there are no
sales except OF fractional lots On Thursday the reported
sales OF Eureka 100 at $3.50 and so az S44o, con-
seQuently only $3.50" as the price OF the day.
MINERS DISCUSSING THE STRIKE.
PIrTsBURG, April (Spec,aD .-Twenty-thr
delegates representing tho striking railroad miners IN
in this city to-day. The report Of the mines was called
for aud the OF each was mentioned the delegate
rose aud stated the situation majority OF tho mines
were favor ofconnulng the strike one was IN laVor
OF compromise on the lake trade two we're opposed to
continuing strike. one had resumed work az the reduo
ton and at another tho were all paid of and dis
charged. A hot discussion OF half an nour followed.
One delegate made strong argument for continuing
the strike SAID he:
Our women are the best judges OF the situation on.
at our mines talk OF 2l2 cents the women cry OF
shame aud threaten TO leave u.s. Iney shouu coho W
the convention and hold up tho cause.
Joseph Walton. who employs over l,OOo men IN ms
mines along the MonOn ghea River tonight conceueu
the price demanded. cents bushel dlspatoh rom
Coal Centre says crowds OF miners aro Pi" ''
afr chesring ard singing"
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legal Notices.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to an
~ OF the aes Court of the County Of Mont
gomey state OF ok. the 9TH day OF Febru
ary 1885 notice IL hereby that the Undersigned intend
apply 10 said Court for letters OF administration OF tue
canohare; MONTGOMERY County, Aew;York deceased gn-
cedure amended by Chapter 1913 OF the Laws OF 1882
Whereby the bond required be before said letters are
issued may liked amount exceeding twice the
the claims OF creditors OF said deceased against hs
this notice ami the creditors OF
said deceased hereby notified TO present their claims
against said estate 10 tho surrogate SAID County on or DO
EMELINEF +. SMITH.
WILLIAM N SMITH.
EDWARD .. SMITH.
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Gus toni 6ouse Notlres.

CUSTOM HOUSE NEW YonK, I
COLLECTORS OFFICE. April Q, 1885.
FINDER provisions of Sections 1911 aud
u 2979 United states Revised statutes, six nlred 600)
lot, OF merohaDiise unclaimed remaining ohd
three yeara will be sot by BIZ RDETf q DEM s. Auc:
toneers 20 Burning slip. on Monday and Tuesday April ~
prior 10 sale goods may be seen in warehouses
April 90 81 ~ and %. and at Seizure Room. Custom
House. ON April "a and %, -,
Catalogues be obtained at Custom House 9TH Diva
ion). April IL. w. II. ROBERTSON. Couecter'
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The monetary situation dcveopes change or ndlca
mens passed without any effect upon the local market
and call loans ruled from l9 TO per
the market closed yesterday. The best commercial
passes easily at 400 per cent There was some niue
quotations for Sew-York checks at the places named
were as follows savannah nse% premium nTennm for
commercial and 80 premium for bank 81. Louis, 20
cents premium Chicago, so cents discount Boston,
The foreign exchanges were dull the week through,
but pie that the market was rn AT an advance ana
the basis of 81 s4 and 81 81 respectively for
long and short sterling. o,.-,...
House, have been those OF every saturday olowing
Good Friday for several years, emphasized the lack OF
ated In speculative marts indication OF the condi-
ton of legitimate business. Last Friday outside OF the
Quoted In the usual manner Ships loaded and unloaded
usual the ubTreasury and Custom House did their
were in full operation ana retailers ana recd more
than usual daily business the and SlnNs dsconted
new paper But the speculative markets were all
many deliveries Of the same certificates stock. and
there payments and renewal OF loans on specua
tive tansacons Hence The bank exchanges yesterday
amount OF the daily average for the other ve days
changes after Friday for the last twenty years win
show the same comparative result
There changes TO note In the general CONNER
cial and mercantile situation In nearly every depart
and England, and an IN the weather at inc
value of wheat, but later decline IN British
consols encouraged partial recovery, although the
at Chicago shows q final decline for the week OF li9
cent; Corn seadier and is only fractionaly lower
lower The receipts OF grain at the Western points
tinue to be large and last week were greatly IN excess
the aggregate movement eastward OF wheat corn and
oats however was smaller than In 1884 and larger than
in 1888.
The receipts and shipments of wheat ana oats at
the principal Western points OF accumulation for four
xYeeks as foOWg
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roprrcy STEA NERs DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. SUNDAY, APRIL o. 1909
ARRIVED.


e,.,.r croma trr, Cave London March 81, with mdse
nd ,asseB gers TO Patton. Vickers Co nc 49,,
steamer Republic Br) Irving Lyerpcoi marD" I cr s
oneenstown 81 with mdse and passengers 10 Nj Oors
Arrived at the Bar at II so m: -,., , ona
steamer Gaieo tBrl Hull IA days with mcse and
sfeaner surrey tBrI Driscol Swansea l4a DAYS WIN
mase toordcr; vessel to Funcn, Edye q o. Aii' " WV
STEAMER Thn-vala DAM Laub. Copenhagen March ~
ChIsana 49, Chrisansand ~ VIII Ra p az a"u
Steamer fIcesor higgins Neworleans sdys WIN mdse
Steamer Wyanoke, Hulphers, Richmond Slty romt ana
Norsoh win mdse and Old Dominion IS Co
Steamer Seneca Walker Newport News ane west roin"
Steamer Knight Chichester Georgetown and Ae1an'
dria with aud passengers 10 Inos ncsa IN II T.
steamer Whitney. Bearse, Boston WIN "oe0 " "
sissmer CITY OF NewBedford. Ellis Fall River with mdse
sSppsn Metcaf Nor, Knudsen Baye As days. with
empty barrels 70 order Hn &c DAYS with empty
barrels to order; vessel to Funch, Edge q CO.
Arrived yesterday w.,
steamer tBels Meyer Antwerp March II E nan
fax ~ Boston v aSy a. t w,sh a% de ahG
Steamer trinidad Br Fraser Bermuda Gays WIN m p
and passengers to outerbrdge Co. ArrVea 'no ID"
at ID: 0pm. o.-
suNsET-wind at sandy HOOK. light. w; clear. AtCiV
Island. light, SW clear -. =,
SANDY Hook-1l "a Barometer 2a67' thermometer 40;
Wind. NV 10 miles Weather CLOUDY
SAILED.
steamers Ontario for Liverpool hpparchus London; East
Morayia and Wieland. Hamburg
Ship Orchomene. for Calcutta
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Apnl 5Sailed steamer seryia CSr) MCKAY
from Liverpool hence for NewYork ...nr ,co-, vo..
from York March 20 on her way 70 Hamburg Anu p
ceeded).
HAVANA April 4-saed steamer city OF Pueba, Deaken
from Mexican ports hence for New'f0rK.
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shipped by each OF the railroads east from chicago OF
-four grain and provisions the week ended last say
urday In comparison with tue week oil 1888 ano
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

EUROPEAN FISANUGAL Markets
LoxpoS: April a. 1870 .. m.consols. 97a for money AMI
97 ll.l6 for the account,
Up. m-U United states Four and Half Per Cent BOMBS
1l4 Atlantic and Great esiern frst Mortgage trustees
Second Mortgage. 72 Canadian pacnc,
3s7s: Enc second Consos 66 Mexican Ordinary, SOFA as
adyces quote Three per Renes at rs francs ~
centnies for the account. 80
pm-Paris advicos quote Three cent kentes AZ 70
francs 62 q confines Tor the account
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,,o,eve that the candle Is cnt In four and that i
Snrns nj every tfd.'- Ihis last sehSe"oo f'''' ' 49,
tory of ler brief life.
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SPIRITS OF TURpENrINE.

CHARLESTON, April 4.-Turpcniine que. at 29c.
ShyxSS4m, Aprll a-rarpentl1Eq aist s,zso
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The following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
securities:
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY APRIL G. 1885

5p.m.-The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of
In yland balance today 92S.00O
The Econo OF this week The rate OF discount for
bank bills 81 days to three months Is 2 per cent and for
trade bills 60 DAYS 10 three months. 3 cent
BRstIN, April 4-The Imperial Bank of Germany has re-
due its rate OF discount from per cent TO cent
p m-Ihe statement OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany
shows decrease In specie OF l9,660.0O0 marks
CLOSING PRICES OF PHTLA DELPHIA STOCKS
Reported6 y JOIN II. DAVIS & Co.. IL Walt-sL
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIArURs ALdAN\)
srn.os ST. ,is C:25 Moor rises o:soNoonsas' IN -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
.us.ndv Hoox - Cor. Island. 0!2i :ieii Ss.s 559s
S'W-Sa:,Gy Heck, OIL GOV. Island oaI' hen '1'' nov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06

The trade In refined oil continues to languish put quo
tatlons have been welhed and at Philadelphia IN aa
vance OF d cent per gallon was sconou. ~" w
ended for Abel test 77s cents per gallon III Newiork
and "a In Philadelphla aud Baltimore.
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THE MONEY MARKETS.

SENDAf, April O-f' NJ
Considering that on April the Government PAID OUT
far interest nearly 100000 yesterdays Treasury
statement shows insignificant changes for the week
Tic decrease in available funds was S5l993o ana inc
reduction of liability for deposits for redemption Oh
National bank notes was $407 $780, leaving the net de-
crease in available cash at S112276. The particular
changes were as follows An increase In gold Oh
glss5si made by an accumulation o.
S33l. 1884 in metal, less an increase VI
Sl4335O in the outstanding certificates; decrease
of United States of $6s5952 occasioned by loss
of 345 952 in notes less reduction OF Sl,6GOoOo In
outstanding certificates National bank notes and de-
posils I'm National banks we're reduced respectively
SlO3 O91 and $447,514 Silver dollars and bullion were
increased S52sO3s by accumulation OF $9ll' ie4 III
metal less an increase Of S3s37S0 in the outstanding
certificates By yesterdays statement the net avaapie
balance was SCI SOL 165 but from that sum shouo DO
deaucted the general current liabilities (whch on
April were $40s41 80, and the accrued put h9s uue
interest Amounting to about So 900 0O0 which Leaves
the available balance at only about t
was the weekly addition this time 20 the the
useless Accommodations OF fractional silver COINS yeo VI.
mint continues to coin them. The following comPIcs
the results OF Yesterdays statement with that Oh ao
%: $500 $780,.
March o. 1885. April 4, 1885. Changes
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MINES AND MINING
SALES AT THE NEEYORK MyIyG EYOHAYGz
NEw-YoRK April 4. 1855.
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Gltrations 1Olnteo-alales.

DUTLER and COOK.-By q Swedish couple;
ID man as frstelass butter wife as superior cook can
take fu charge first private family,
or a small club house. frstcass city reerance Address
:. Y. Tribune Uptown Office LBS Broadway.
COACHMAN.-By a young man; 16 years
~ city references from the best family Of the city.
i. = EERGESON. lO5 West 13d.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06

GARDENER.-By young married man. VIII
" thoroughly understands business in all its branehe'
four years with present employer excellent reference A
dress f. e., IrvingtOn.O on III son, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06

Up to yesterday the crude petroleum market was al
most stagnant aud the extreme uotuaon OF prices Mas
less than cents In fact the only significance OF tne
weeks speculation the late drop Yesterday 20 ,cy
cents The sales were heavy on the decline oui te
reflected 40 far ms they went the liquidation OF long
holders. The only buying apparently was on Tue he
the bears" In our preceding remarks Is lhocntcu e
reason that Il given for the drop namely, tio
fear that Thorn Creeks production IS Oh .no rs
again. For the moment this local influence may piih1
operators TO the strength OF the statistical position "
oil but he would be rash who would venture 70 Pneuvs
an extended depression. win certneacs ic'aS 49,
average carving ratio for the week or say % cents
the snort Interest must be considerable even makH a.
Ioyance for the effect locking up OF large holuhBs
I'm bank AT the close the OF room traders "ere
bearish In opinion the final price Is 81 cents below tn
of the preceding Saturday and the market ended weak
III tone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06

COACHMAN and GROOM.-By young
~ Protestant married man incumbrance thoroughly
his duties good careful Der. Wiling
and Obisng neat and Industrious would make himself use
ful n rcauife best city Cal address
COACHMAS, ISL West 54th-st.