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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL April l-Provsions-BacOn Cumberland cue
9ls 3D. Long Clear Mddes, 3s. 8i short Clear Mddlee
s. sd, short Ribs $50 obi shoulders 3os "a Pc. ssS
Beef-l0ss Cd for Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess Sos ~
Pork-Prime Mess 62s Cd per bb Prime Ness EAs.srn.
63s. Western, 59s Lard-Amercan. S6s 3D. Prime West
ern "a, 3d. Lard Oil 35s Sd. uans-Long Cat 43A odN
SHOULDERS 3D. Butter CD cwt for hnsst aite4
states. Characterization Choice. 0,s Vd Wnea-hoo
Western Spring Is Id a Is Red Winter Us I'd ara ID
per cenal No Spring Is Id New Western WINTER 70 ~
New Mixed Western a. III 2di California No. l, Is ID
7s obi California ed ees lod per Genital prsiaos
Sprits of rurpenue Sd. do at London, 22a Cd
cwt: Ronned Petroleum. 6.si per gallon Clover SOD
American per cwt Taliowo3os Sd per cwt Rostn
Sd. per cwt -, - -, ..o. ..a, O..
per ton; Calcutta Linsced. ass per quarter: Lsscs4
67sd DER gallon Spirits Of Turpentine 22s o. Del ev
sperm oil e55 peru RoSn-common A. Cd 1n ~
American, sugar lls I'd per owt for Cuba Centrifugal
pslAnsing 96' and l2a 6d9l3s Tor Cuba Ausoovads tR
fadnin0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
COTTON MARKFTs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. April ll.-l2s31 p. m.COitOn steady Middng
Upands. 5l6d; do MddliDs oresns Cd; sales, 1000
bales. including 300 bales speculation oxp0rt;
receipts 5000 bales including 300 bales American Futures
bplands Low Kidding April ami May delivery.
jS64d. also 59O3d. do May ana June delivery, 6di
also 636ii do. June ana July delivery 96d do July
deyer~ 7u4d. do August and September de-
livery, l64d september ami October delivery, b6id
OctObsf aud November delivery. . GO.Gid.
D. mC0tton-1ne sies OF the included 1000 bales
AueucaIL aieadY uJlands Law Abiding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

sS0s9 tons Of four grain and provisions against rs l01
tons FOR the preceding week. and against OF 653 FOL
,ne week OF 1884 Last week probably was The last ii
large railway movements, because the lake boats are
ioadng al Chicago at 2 cents bshel for wheat and
there is no pressure for the STUFF nc the East
The following table shows the tons and percentages
shipped by each OF the railroads east from Chicago of
nor grain and provisions for the week ended last Sat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
,ssrc in order and proprety although 1T Is not TO
~, ,or xvort II with all It's Irregularities

believe in order and proprety although IL Is nos ~
supersede the regular work. II with all Its rregularuoS
II has fallen on an enthusiasm Of faith In the salvaoy
- ~ Sced and Vicious and does its work III harony
Va -, e., ,sriration of God then It Will be victorious
II So il will be renewal OF the work OF the carry oi a
,tan church But not by their rags and grotesqne Dn
er. bnt by the thorough and abiding impression that
1:cd has called and empowered them TO save wretches.
any way let us it, Their drums and taIDbourhes ana
wild discorses do that society ana orIer au
churches arc superuos. But II on these could come
the afatus divine faith the world could not STAND ~
Ingersoll could not draw score Of hearers II 'here
nm before every one the fair OF mother or salnted
wife trusted sister the sweetness and beauty OF
maiden life that has apsed and gone among t1S
stars then all diaribes and scathng criticisms would
perish."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

Nothing new developed IN the money market. In
the Stock Exchange rates for call loans ruled almost uni
form.y per cent the week through. and comn"rcln
paper continued to pass at 40 per cent Ihe domestic
exchanges, except at savannah aud chicago, worked
against Newly ork the latest quotations FOR New YORK
checks ut the places named were ~ follows; savannah
Il discount To par; charleston isG|lo premium Nc"
Orleans. ~ premium for commercial ana - premium tor
bank; st. Louis ~ premium ! chicago 80 cents us
The foreign exchanges were very duh, but the rates
ruled firm al the way ont and closed on the osS or
actual business of 81 si and - 81 respectively Tor
long and short sterling
Excepting reports probably much exaggerateO OF a
deporabe condition or the winter wheat crop ~
Thursday there were no events 10 stimulate or disturb
commercial and mercantile circles from me quiet ann
even tenor OF their ways THURSDAY MaIiihe i'W'
had effect except In the speculative market Specu
laton IN grain ana specially III wheat winch huu pc!ole
made some headWay on tne crop lSPoIts' vas @
stimulated, and that IN cotton was depressed Business
interests dis Onuected with speculation had time 10 con
slider ana reflect upon the possible anu tc %
effect of an actual war and in their minds tho prop
seemed be with those Who In the speculative markets.
possessed the power TO lead opinions ana 10 quickly turn
an honest penny. Specuativcy II Is determined that
war between Great Britain and Russia will prove the
epoch OF revival OF all American industries But those
who better students in history hesitate 10 accept the
assertion without many grains OF salt NhateN CT lily
he the ultimate effect calculations that are made Wlt-
reckoning the following considerations are OF te
value war means the issue OF immense loans by both
England and Russia at rates that will invite the capital
can be no war; the price OF consols has
not declined because any British subject has
lost faith in them but on the probability OF new Issue
and that 1t will be placed AT between - aud 80 the
TO he raised are not for the development OF new
enterprises, nut just so UuCu oI II
in the will bo absolutely destroyed mpoyerishlng
for the time being both the Governments and the people
engaged In war England is the United States best Gus
toner will her people be better customers when they
are taxed double pay the expenses or great war
And finally how will the war effect our postponed put
unsOlved silver question -,
ON the crop and reports wheat shows net ad-
vance for the week of cents aud about cents at
Chicago. The receipts and shipments at the western
points were large the eastward movement OF wheat
while of corn It was nearly doubled Europe followed
our markets up and there some Improvement In
the exports but they did reach to large quantities
Tho receipts and shipments Of wheat corn ana oats at
the principal Western points OF accumulation for four
weeks compare folOws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

His brother Simon Hatch said that since lis brother
had severed his relations with his former employer
lie had lived at the Gsey House and his conduct hsn
been Giraffe He had made contracts with pronl--
nent houses for billions OF pounds or Mel
which he said he bad agreed to furnish both the r7
and the Russian Governments The Justice directed
that lie he to Bellevue Hospital for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

April delivery 5sG4d sellers do April and May delivery
sd sellers; do May and June delivery h284d sellers
do June and July delivery 26id sellers do july and Au
gust delivery Std sellers; DO August and September
delivery u64d sellers do september and October dclv
J-64d. buyers, October November delivery
G-i4h bgycrs do. November and December delivery B
l1-liid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE. ALIAvAI

MINIATURE ALiNNt1
sun rises o.; sets 30 rises As To)ns H. %
HIGH WATER rJ-DAt
<H-Sandy Hook. $50 Gr-. Tsant G22 Iell Gi'N tll
P.M-sandy HOOK. Ga GOV. Island 04J cli Glte s35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

several new wells I'm the Thorn Creek field were
oueued las, week anI. expected were heavy pro
duccr- The daily production Of the district ran up 10
over 900 barrels. aud would not be surprising that
present activity 10 development work IN that
district ceases the Yield would bee still moro Increased
In wonderful richness OF this pool when
first ptr the decline Ina the Old fields and the falling of
wells first started earlier ia Thorn Greek have sur
ucc Keep this moath below the deliveries,
though thnt the average excess or deliveries ~
small Up TO ApII - the runs have averaged Ii1,O
barrels day against o. 100 barrels last month. OJ.9ll
barrels In April lS-i and O9.2O1 barrels Ia April lS'
The daily uf the deliveries now o6-sJ 9li
barrels IN April. lS-i. and G3Gl2 bar1el, IN Aprl,
I~~} The charters have averaged $3.50 barrels a
d, a. couirrd wI.h - SOS barrels March, 33,5lS
bal rel, 10 Apri I-s4 and 3i5 barrels In April s,3
IN. pipe huc figure, from Apsu to (cnarters to the
IOi hj, are follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
srynAy. Anril. 12-P. NJ,


In view Of the strong probabilities Of European
war and Of its possible effects upon the movements
money too and from all the financial centres Of the
world, last weeks changes in the Treasury balances
assume an unusual degree Of importance The Treas
urys net loss in gold $685. leaving the balance
at only S21 4921S0. -Four weeks OF such weekly
changes wlinrench upon.he $4,000 900 reserve and
bring us face TO face with the silver problem, which In
case Of war will be aggravated by the conditions
OF the European money markets and the issues Of large
war loans is to be particularly noted that the last
two weekly statements OF the NewYork banks reflect
only 100000 (even counting "spece" consisting
entirely Of gold Of the 81 600 gold which the Treas
ury has lost In the time. The Treasurys loss last
weekw made up by an increase Of FOL 40 in the out
standing gold certificates less gain OF S22,965 in the
metal There gain OF S,122, S5s in silver dollars
and unconed silver bullion, made up by accumu-
lation OF S59O,57S In metal and reduction
OF S532,2s0 in the outstanding certificates
The other changes follows Legaltenders
increased S64l7s by reduction or S705,000 in the
outstanding certificates less loss OF S640,s2 in notes
National reduced S4O7 2S2 and the de-
posts in National banks were reduced S167,75l These
changes result in reduction OF S4666S 02 In the net
cash balance but reduction OF S379275 in the liability
To the bank note redemption fund leaves the net reduc
tlon In the available balance at $l,2S7527 There was
the usual weekly accumulation OF fractional silver coins
raising the OF unavailable cash TO 454Sl The
following compares the results OF yesterdays statement
with those OF April 4:
April 4, 1885. April II, 1885. Changes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
CLOSING PRICES OF PHTLA DELPHIA SToOAH
Reported6 on JomS H. DAVIS II Co.. II Wnt-SL
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON April ll.-l23O m.-consos 93 Tor money ana
account; -Four Per cent Bonus L%te
-Four ana Halt Per Cent Bonds IA AIsnu' sa
Canadian Paclc 80 Erie, 49, do Second Consois 90 III
Central. 1888 Mexican Ordinary, Z'a o| "" No
mon. 73i4; Ncw.york Central b24 ,-.
p soils 06S for both money and the account coa
Cons0s 90 u for money and FOE the accounts ANA
Pacific. 81 Erie Second Cons0s 1O's Mefc.h ed
nary. 3Os ct Panl Common. i5'a fennsyNahA Dos "o"
ing, 10 ,,-- -. r., ,~.,o. OF
Paris advces quote per cent Rentes ut n francs ~
Gel times the account.
80 D. M Consols % for money and for the account
Bar Silver quoted at 49d per ounce 81, 49,. (
quote Three cent Rentos NJ ~ irAnos %
centlmes for the account. ,.-.
m.-1ho amount OF bullion some INTO tno oSnA VI
Ep gland ON balance TO-DAY u G26.oOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
me PETROLEUM MARKET
Npw NnpE A,

The report of the National Transit Company
for Marcn shows that 1t held ut the close Of the month
gross stock crude oil Of 37OS63S4 barrels, and net
stock ucr allowing 2Gls, OG0 barrels for sediment ana
surplus account OF 81 i6S.32i barrels The other items
were: Certificates outstanding 27il7.G15 barrels :;
credit to producers G49 barrels receipts
In March, ~ 3Ol barrels deliveries G9I $40 barrels
an excess OF deliveries 81 2is, ga barrels The March
report the Tide Water Pipe Line showed IN barrels
Gross stock l7g7T4 sediment and surplus, S129O
net stock lig9 I7S certificates outstanding, S22OOO;
credit balance go 49, rrcript- lSi,J19; deliveries
l-tgl3: deliveries. 3ji barrels. Compared with
the report the organizations for February, last
month. ngur,. show the following changes decrease
81 1867 barrels IN stock an Increase of lO7l
barrels; q decrease OF 2i1.162 barrels In not
stock; decrease OF 299.361 barrels In Ger
tncAics outstanding. ana an Increase OF Jl,bo9
barrels IA credit balances There was an increase OF
over 100000 barrels IN receipts from the wells In the
month ana trivial decline IN the deliveries. Yet the
record deliveries In excess OF runs Is uubtokcn since
D. IT Au.ust. aul the excess la-t month WIS nearly
10000 barrels The following table shows the reports
al the two pipe line organization. for tho INST three
months 81 the year. the figures being given In barrels:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

SOL. SAYLESS FORMER PARTNER INSANE
Samuel Hatch, who was for long time the
superintendent for SOL sayles at his market
In sxth-ave., was taken before Justice White
IN the Jefferson Market Police Court satur-
day for examination ~ Tn his sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

Total balance. S925GO.5S5 sS,3j9ll0 Dec $i2Ol46j
BY the foregoing the available balance is S57 6l3 63s
estimating the liabilities mot stated above
and ACQUIRING the basis furnished by the
monthly statement OF April the true balance is only
about -. 100000.
In commenting week ago upon the loss in cash or
81 4s5 shown by the bank statement OF April NO
said 1t is probable that the true condition Of the
banks cash at the end of the week little changed
from the actual condition OF q week ago" So
Yesterdays statement, III showing gain OF
Sl,7l2OO0 despite the Sub-Trcasurys gam OF
1861 OOO reflected the SubTreastry payments OF the
preceding week and some receipts from the Interior
Yesterdays figures for the cash probably more nearly
reflected the actual condition AT the close OF
business Friday night than the figures OF
the averages Usually do. The contraction O
1863 100 ia loans only reflects the of the reduc
in mercantile loans over the expansion that was
made In speculative loans. The statement shows an in
crease 279 275 In the surplus anu leaves
at SIS 4O5. % which is $4i6oO0O0 greater than the
surplus II April H. 1884, aud Sle 100000 greater than
April Il. 1883. go
Tie following compares yesterdays statement with
those OF the CORES pond nR date of 1884 and 1888:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

The refined market continues quiet but the tone Is urn
and quOtatO al the end unchanged AT - cents
per gallon NcwIOIk and - In Philadelphia ana b~l-
tmorc.
BRADFORD. Penn. April ll.-Crude oh-V'ieN o"t
firm National Transit certificates opened mt 77's ana
closed at 7sa-; highest price. 1876 lowest, 7''e
Clcsrances not reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
RIMS Deliveries u iivs Charts
T,tal rarre'. $1,000 tgf 80 5OGs4 Isis 4g3. 1 .
1890. t.r ,4y g-u 1850


only u moderate vOumc ~ business was transacted AT
the Petroleum Exchanges last week. the dcdlu -
amounting 10 ttie over 3J.OOOOOO barrels. II was
noticeable bswcvcr. that every squirt Of activity was ac-
compaulcI by "a slight rally in prices. When the market
was dull. however prices dropped. The general move
ent wa. from 5Ndd5Ol2 cents 10 774d - cents, but
the nuai duut.tiuua-19a H1sas ccnts-wcre fraction
under the closing ngurc, OF a week ago. Traders
Wcr. carly posed be hcarish in their views on nc
count iucrca production OF the Thorn creek
field Later the general temper Was NOR" DuIlsHl al
though he scarcity 81 certificates Indicated that mere
WAS much OIL ld 10y room operators. nOiMth-tdhd
ng their hopeful feeling. The market wa' less hHecttd
than thc other exchanges were 10y the w1rAe news re-
ggriing the An-loi,u~siau complications. Nhle We 80
not look decided impression To be- prouc'd on
the oil speculation los the outbreak Of war, It's tendency,
IN the absence OF financial uphcaval VIII probably De
bullish; FIRST urcaG~c the increased hazard or ocean
,pOriaiion Will probably Induce Europe 10 ktep
larger stock OF oil hand instead OF buying Only
FOR immediate need aud second, because the diversion Oh
Tu,sias rn.p ortation facilities 10 purposes OF war ana
cutting on of the supply that goes 10 Mediterranean
ports VIII impede what little Russian competition the
American product may have felt. THIS competition
however has been small that the benefit OF war To tue
American OIL industry Will hc negative rather thih posi-
tive he speculation closed qdct ana hcduy
there reasons Tor believing hdt the bel-
erii ont luoh has been permanently changed.
The range OF prices and the total dealings lot the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOy STOCKS
Boston. April IL, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
Ap
Gold coin and bul.
Net available bal.

dntfs-s-s--...--
On-legal- tender
(iTactiOnall sill
yer coins. ......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

The speculation in cotton after tho holidays opened
Monday morning with depression, ana after small
fluctuations approached pancky condition the
eepti0n Thursday morning OF the Later there
was some recovery but yesterday another decline left
nglres at the lowest OF the week The declines for
FUTURES are from 10 to 20 points for this crop aud from
Is to 20 for the crop Spnt is e lower at IL II6
cents for mddling upands The statistics the move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

Iotais-----..--..-.- 32,4S4 100 1853
-, The totals OF each article carried by all {
the weeks of three years wer.. ~ fnlln,va
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-03
Nauch Chunk, Sept. 2sth, 1885.

Ex-Governor HoYT's speech at the
great occasion of the unveiling of the
Soldiers Monument, at Hazleton, on
the 25th ult., has caused more discussion
than any speech delivered in this region
for years. He boldly antagonized Stna-
tor Sherman's idea of any renewal q
sectional strife and discussed the issue
eloquently and fearlessly. He declared
that the cause for which the soldiers
had fought was won; that the entire
coC.,try now accepted their victory and
that the only questions remaining were
matt ers for the local governments. Mr..
Thol las, of Catasauqua, who is a strong
Repu ,lican and large investor in Ala
6ama, was present and heartily approved
Hoyts speech, as did most of the audi
ence of all parties. Mr.. Thomas said
that S snator Sherman's speeches will do
more hinder prosperity in the South
for N,rthern capital than any or all
other present causes. Ex-Governor
Cur tins speech heartily indorsed Hoyt s
sen'.im .nts and the thousands of heroC s
of { he lhue who were present generally
apI lauded both.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-03

But lastly, will the croakers say that in
the matter Of a public Office It is a diff
ferent thing, How Is II differently
Why, and where is the dlCferencep The
sooner the people Of County, State and
Nation realize the grand idea that "a
public Office is public trust" and the
closer 1t is managed upon strict business
principles, the better lt will be for them.
This idea, l think, no man will or can
dispute. 1t was this issue upon which
Mr.. Pattison was elected Governor of
Pennsylvania; and he has adhered to 1t
as sound Democratic doctrine in the
State administration OF public affairs.
But this is not all Grover Cleveland
was elected President of the United
States upon a Democratic platform
strongly endorsing the same principles.
Indeed, that platform earnestly endorses
the doctrine Of "Civll Service Reform" ."
That doctrine not Only gives every pub
lie ofhce-holder Of a certain grade, a
Third Torn" but It gives him his po-
sition as long as he lives, If he so long
behaves himself well. Eyen that Is not
all. A Democratic President cannot re-
move Republican Office holder without.
cause, If he comes under that class OF
officials specified under the civil service
laws. The whole Idea of all this Is to-
bring the administration of the govern
ment. In all its branches and depart
ments, upon sound business principles.
The Democratic party, in County. State
and National Conventions, has repeat
edly declared this idea to be the correct
doctrine Of the party. Besides all this
the abolishing of the fee system for a
fixed salary for all public officials'is
urged and argued everywhere as an i'm
portant question of reform, to get upon
solid business principles in conducting
the affairs of the people. Lastly, as q
clincher, the Democratic party have in
this very campaign nominated Conrad
B. Day, for State Treasurer, because he
is a business man, and not politician,
in order to sustain the well-defined
policy of the party, to conduct the
peoples business upon strict business
principles. 1t is such a sound and COM
mendable political doctrine, that honest
men from all parties will vote for it, for
their own good and safety. Reason,
sound business principles, precedent,
rules, custom and platforms, all point out
the path of duty which every Democratic
and Independent voter owes to DIr.
Esser and the good of the public cause.
1t sounds very ridiculous to hear SEN
sible man thoughtlessly say, that he can
not vote for Mr.. Esser because it is
against the rules of the party. Noman,
who is MAN, will vote against him for
that reason, because he knows better.
He must find some other cause.
LAX SCRIPTA,
Nauch Chunk, Sept. 2Sth, 1885.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-03

THE Grant Monument Committee
some time ago decided to raise the sum
of one million dollars. During about
two mo nths of effort they have secured
less than one-tenth of that amount.
They are satisfied, however, that the
fault lies not with the people, who will
certainly not be niggardly in such a
case, bat with their methods of appeal
They Lave consequently decided to hold
a great Fair in New York city the pres
ent autamn, in Madison Square Garden,
with the intention that it shall eclipse
anything of the kind ever before at
tempted. BY this decision they have
assumed an immense labor, and we
hope that their efforts may be crowned
With the most conspicuous success.