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New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
GRAIN And PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRE DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALtNGS
Unusually heavy deliveries were made in
wheat Saturday May contracts. amounting to
100000 bushels Most OF the deliveries were made to
one large Exchange Place house The option spocula-
tioD though Irregular showed considerable strength IN
the face OF this The opening prices were easier
but decline was recovered and advance followed
that carried the market lsGl cent from the lowest
points. Light deliveries at the West aud encouraging
cables Influenced the advance. subsequently part OF
tho gain lost sympathy with weakness at chicago
an the close only steady at fgures tG 2 cen'
under the best. Final gains shown, however or y
q L cent from Fridays close Cash wheat was snare
stronger, but export purchases were not worth
mentioning. The market FOR spot up u cent,
hue shippers restricted their purchases 10 10000
bushels The options opened OIL shade. but adYanceG
444l2 cent, ending at reaction oI 40's
crut yet showing advances OF 40is cent
Cash oats were firm. The opuoas were
without ntercstin features but rose l2 for May ana
for June. The provision markets. were quiet ana
steady to firm. Lard options ended at an improvement
OF Bal pOinis from Fridays last hGurss.
Tue final quota iinnSwcre "a follows:
Wheat-May, 81 D oJlne. 92ls July and August
92la. and December. 967s cents.
Cnrn-May. 45os June. 46: July, 4GSs and August
4753 cents.
Oats-Aiav. 81 o. ana June. 26 cents
Lard-Msy. So lS juno, S6 - July S6 2s August,
S6 3J September, s6 f3. az October. 20 i9
1he receipts OF Grain at NewiOrk Baltimore. Phila-
telphia AMI Boston yesterday were follows;
Wheat. 10.5li bushels; corn, >l42l bushels; oats
s2.l45 bushels; totli grain l74OSO bushels; hour
2976o barrels. AT Chclgo. Mlws1kee and st. LOUIS
the arrivals Wheat. - 636 bushels: coyn
20s.7I6 bushels; oats. I3D9sl bushels. total grain
4l5,333 bushels; fOur. 2O.ls0 barrels
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
LIVE srnck MARkErs BY rELEiRNpH.

BUFFALO Nay l. - hours l4l head
total FOR week thus last
oUJ through > - VII cn 10 Nc"
YORK - duli and lower; Common 10
Far - H. u %; Il cars held OVci.
sh/sD- t.eceIpts 800 mead total for
mus ar. z4.1 time last week utOu head
consigned through when - L. YORK a.
on dul Fair 10 Good cpDct ~ -
s. 20: CnOice JO4SJ - NoarIngs. G0Vd 10
Choice - 40 Extra aud tancg, - s. - mar set
heli over.
Hogs- RecclDs -.97O head ioial for wees
through - 80 of when 40 New Ork ears or sac
ma Kc ouet aud steady a ucgllnd Light
ii l5 Mixed and Light Norgea - zOa$i 81 sec~
Vurk weiphls 5d4I selected Medium weights.
Is. Coarse Mixed EMS - 40 as 80, al offerings
~ LOUIS Nav l.-Carle-Reccpts 210 head SniDmsnts
,,I. market CnOc- Naive -n0png steers
81 10 as - Butcher steers - 1O@ - % t0",
and eiiers ~ lOGfi Stockers anu reede.s - /"
a. ~
Hocs-Receipts 500 smDment'. 5000. lAy1L >3 800
"a 90 PachIng 3 -UD<4 UIi Hc9yV. ~ IOG-i H.
Shesp-KeceIDta loo smDnent-. none AIrAet URN al
JpdrJ
CHICAGO Nav l-Tn> DrorSr5 j0Lra1l reDDrts rrnte-
Receipts 700 -iIDmeI,s 21' mead. msrHcl s,-lE
Stockcrs 1nO ttturit =
al - COWS Mixed 81 5Oa-i 10 bu4A' 81 W
q
Hoc,-Receipts 1000: sllpmerts 5ooo marx-t strong:
81 COn<i - PacKing an' ohlDDh~
IS aodi4 So oJdsl 10 ~k!Ds. ~ 4D1r' -.
ShseO-Rece.vts SDDmenLs hclE
Natives. ~ 5OGsi5 So.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
CALENDAts II DAY

supREMK COURT. Cn.uBzRs-Botore Andrews. First
sTfai1E cor9T~ ~GESraAL rggM-Dayis. P J., Brady and
Daniels. JJ-Nos 2 $ T. D. = o 10 l. ~ ~, a. j.,
81 - s. 80 81. So s@ q a. y i3 T. 45 46 a. ~ ~
s s.. S. 79 7 s. s & s g. = s 7s 50 81 ~ s.
~ l92 lg5 lol lo5 loo lo7 l9s lo9 Iio III ll2 li3
IA ~ ~ I5I' u p - g. ~ 2V III ~ 35 ~
- -, l4e IL. Is. l4a, l5o l591a l5l ~ ~ ~ ~
ii6L i67 i6s I6a 10 ii. l72 i75 ia l7j 40 ~
ss .' gi is5 is5 l57 l9s i9, 200 2ol 20 Z ses g,
@ @IS ~ rs 5iS rs 2gi ~ ~ - 256 20 23o 20
';, StFaeaE coUaI-srGciAL iERM-PARl Before Van
XSr' i z So' M s i5 g. 3D. 3 M M rs rs 55 s is9 ~ 55
rafyr 81 rTaqEPAgg g l. ga'rtt
s lOj SOL 500, oil, 5o. Al j7 i17 5os -. 3D. 400
strRhAE cogHT-clncuIT- before Lawrence. j.
ASIIu;flsH fsFsH
;i59 In 2 20 9 ~ o ~ 5e St Z'i' --1' --'' I''i'
Nos .. j. $50, loI ~ l3Ie, l,as 100 l9e+ i5,4
2 i729 -Y!s i9+gs 30 i9S@ a Sl'5 l4'' 1871 Sl'
SUPREME COURT -cRculr-PAu IIG-Before An lrews J.
ies $50 ~, 2i7 81, 2a54, 2j7i a9;i s77 ~ =
sUsGocATEs CoURT- before Rqln,. s.-Eslie oI Jane.
HaTrTon 40 N rs Sst , o. n xs'ier 70 esae 1
OF aniord smith at 1880 M Will OF ChristoP er Hogan
stFarNE CoURr-CKcUn-PART Iv.-Beiore Lawrence J.
surEmoKCJUar-srEcIAL rEga-Before eeig sick. -
No., 3D. $50 jo2 $50 iJj. "a. 400 81, 80
suphhloR CoUsr-TElM TEEM-PART IX-Beiore Ilgrl-
nam -..os lZt7. ~. Ia lJ6.i 1870 A. 1Ol lilo.
I3TJ I7l2 74s i75 I7js, 1903, looO l7cl, l7o- 1863
surEnoG couRI-IRlAL TEaM-PAEr LIE ore Truax,
luJI. ly.-. t0-, 3tS. 3)i. AZ,
lUI1 I!o3 f-U lIOl. llG-. iZi2 G43. 800, JG~ "A 10.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRAL TERM -PART L l.-BeiOre o'Gor
M o. 'Oo. O4. i'O0,
osi 1906. tf4 u :. 80 -. ~. - 30 30,
SUPERIOR COURr-TgIAL TERM-P4RI lN.-Be ore Freed
man J.-,os -, - q, o. o." l-lO. Az IOj. 80
oaMox PLRAs-EluTY rERM-aefore Booastiver, J.
COMMON PLAAs-rRIAL TRRM-PARI before Van Hoe
4.
l7DI II d.
for MAY. s., l. - T. = 3 a. IL. IL - la,
LIB re l3 a. -. La 10 L. -. H. % q. y. B. -,
% u, Il. -. 81 ~ 81. 81 -, SO s. S 80, 80. AZ
AZ a. a A. So a.. 90 d. -, 3d. d. 80. 5Jl 5j. 81
s. 30 81. o.. 63 d. %, % 81 6s. j 20 l. =. Is ~
10 81, 7oa 76D -, - - -, 81 - . 81 81 80
80 80 D. ~ sJ. "a 81. ~, ~ .. ~ 100 iOi ~! lOj
lO4 loo. lu6. l07 los u9 llO III ~ g. - ll5 ~
III LIS. lls l2J, III H. I25 IA 10 rs I21 is
l2l
COMMON PLgAs-sPECIAL TgRd-Bci0r- DLy J.-NOs l. 3
5 .. - 10. 81 D.. 4 l. =. 49, ! 3. lJ 10.
COURT or OYaR TE.sAISEK-BeiOre utge Barrett,
Assl ATTORNEYS reOSs ana PGrIi Ad OurIci
unu May :.
COwnc sLInt District Attorney BEDFORD -NO@
2 j. = D. 8. Z. 10. H. l.. l3 IA. 49, 10. ~ - 49,
COUEI ols,.DNsPARG I.-BciOre i.cCO 4dcT
Smyth Assistant Dlstrict-AttorIey relic ws.-NCs
l. =, B. 4. .. i. :, :, .. a. IL, IL, - IA, 10
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
SERMONS on THE STRIKES.


The Rev. c. S. Narrower, of st. Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church. spoke few frank words
10 workinginen IN his sermon yesterday He said in
part
The pulpit has for many years been Illuminating
against the tyranny OF mOnrythe nnscrupuioisnes' or
capitalists AID nOuOpOis,s their methods IN court- ana
cg atures plead the cause OF the people, the
tC.-rs me wage earners the women ana chdrrn ana
Opiuioa that many cases we nave reDuked Jhe
employer when Ne should have rebnkcd the grog-hOps
rfbIked the people, when We should nave reDhK"i thc
pe0pi- a- nnriz aud protect tie grOs shpp Al an
events the pulpit been hitherto curbinG the
Of the Ich. The to warn tDc HOOrer III MS
uprising and II Just binding us TO 90 TINS as ~
was do former. Every class needs 10 De warned
against the of iDer Dwh set Inc priest
the tricks OF the priesthood. the capitalist
asalnrt his greedy f~lOw. and IN IKE manner lhe
pht~On sucd, assertve. Dragging wOrklngman IL tbe
thrmy - the wOrkngmaD. Men are IN lilrhcss to-day
~bp ini ht have rcinuneraiive employment as
Wei asno The recent elevated and Brooklyn surface
frOa strikes instances TO The po Dt that The pup
lie sympatiIz3 with the wOrkingnan IN any
fedsOnabic demands which Will lead 10
decisive bctcrDent OF his condition.
lihor a commodity just ~ books are. man las
igi 10 sell at price best satisfies him. You have
ghi 10 demand price for your services but IL Is tue
IanAost injustice prevent me selling mine vt such
pfles - Every OF nOnor knows the outrage
'i-nrh rretensiOn, vet honorable men to-day stacn
~ ana allow to be done In their name.
MONEY SPENT ON DRINK BY WORKINGMEN
The Rev. DIR. Albert ID. Vail, in st. Luke's
Aethodst Episcopal Church. last evening preached TO
large congregation the connection between intem-
veF"nce and the present labor troubles He kened the
oye OF drink evil spirit Christ OF the
Osestene ." or the $9OO00O.00O sns"' v~--'- Tor
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
AR4NnoNLNG Nv historic CHURcH

Final services were held yesterday in the old
edGce OF the First Reformed Church Ia Joraemon- st.
near Cour:-st., Brooklyn. The building. which was
erected s35 has been sold to Charles Wiloughby OF
Chicago. who purposes to move the building back TO
Living and erect upon the site structure 10 De
used for displaying panorama OF the battle OF Getys
burg The Old church s OF Grecian architecture
stucco copy OF the marble Parthenon at Athena, Win
eight columns In front and at the rear IL cost S3oooo
The property about by 200 feet has been SOLD
for S25O.0OO The church organization dates back TO
the earliest days OF Brooklyn The 1rst religious ser
vices Kings County were held in Mdwout. or Flat
bush. In 1850. Ten years later tue first church was
built in Breuckelyn. Ii stood in the centre
OF what Is Fulton-st. near L1wrence-st, ana
Indian trail led up to 10 from the river There we're
then only hundred and thirtyfour persons IN the
village A hundred years later a second cdiice was
built the site The street either side OF
In 1903 the site WIS sold and the present one Sc
The editce upon IL faced on Ivneston-st
II was torn IN s34 make room for larger one
the city having Just been incorporated.
Yesterday morning DR. d. y. Nanderveer. the pastor,
preached historical Discourse giving succinct record
OF the chief OF the past OF the church In the
special service was held at which the two
eXpastors living wereanuounced 10 sp"ak. only
Dr. A. A. Willets OF Louisville KY was present. Dr. \.
T. Van Giesen Of P0ughkeep>ie. not being aoe TO at
tend Dr. Storrs who has known all the pastors OF tue
churcn forty years also invited 10 speak but
service at his own church detained him. DR.. Wets
cstn. address Last evening the farewell communion
service held. and the members took their hymn
hooks away They will worship IN the Reformed
Church on the Heights FOR the next two months IL ia
expected build church, but the site Is not yet
decided upon.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May Especial. deliveries
yesterday exceptionally small This is interpreted
proving that the wheat carriers who have been
shaking their heals and pretending that tey were no,
satisfied with spread OF 7s cents merely been
making show and did propose 20 dsliver out at H.
Tue deliveries OF pork were abOut 10000, barrels
AMI those Of corn We're LARGE jane wieat opeuet AZ
-Uie cents fraction above the curb pr-cr. The
figures adyancet at once il the call price OF last
night splo 1SO5s cents reached IL advanced under
heavy buy.Lg by 5tauf-r then cii again. AZ sO7!
Reau offered 1000 Oo) bushels any par or II "A,
500 ls cent under the marlet This accelerated
the decline. MtDn K WOr;lnxto1 became large sci ers
and Orr Crttrnden Cones sold AZ the top The c.ose
sOL SOS cents Just the call pgce last hiSt After
warl the curb the market was s0i1 "ents Most OF
the wheat was called Pu;s on Juds wheat sold tn
afternoon at 50 cents; calls AT 81 cents
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
EUROPEAN pRopJcE aAsxzr

fAvrArOOL May l-froyi-ions-BacOa. CunJerani cut
3ls Od. Long Clear ddIcs ,: 9nDrt Gear dddes
short OLs shoulders. 2.s- ID Der cSl
Hee1Os "a. Tor indian Mess PRIME Mess i's bd
Mcs. Oh per Prime Meas eastern.
Sls III: Lard OIL Jss. oi Hlm--Long cut. 45s u'
81 Butter o. nnest nltcd
states CAeese--A mercan CHOICE 4.a I'd Wheat-i.ei
IS. I'd Red " inter. IA ID % = IA
,cr ceatal No so1ng sd New Western inieI = 'Y
New Mixed Western -. 81. 'dfOrnit No l. IS td 1
Is d. Californian No is i'd os sd per cenAi proince
O rurpentnc. &us ta do. at London. bL Der
CIVIL flenncd pelrOieul. ia 0O- gallon ClOycrScc-
American Red ass. per Ta0v-l3s 10 Ross.
d ioumou Is "a: Pale. lis od. LInseed Oh. 2A
oa Der cwL Tallow-fine Ani-ricin ZJs 3D. Prn' CITY.
Refrigerated Il 3e!. hlnd 4uLrt
ernJ nd. quarters sisi pos b
he receuts three days were l5sOOo
centals including lsJ,OOO centAls America .
47.uOo centals -. ,,o a... 10
IOyDOy Nav l-Produce-I -I.lnseed OIL fl' - ou .
l5s per tnn Caoua Llnseed 3ysod Der quartet iansea
CaEe ~ 5s a 37 Henneo f"troieain sd q
6iy per gallon spirits Of IdrpentIne z's "d pes e.
snerrn on k0sil -CommOn ~ Wiper cNl-,
Pale iss Giia Provisions Lard Jsa I'd DER ewL for
l5s- sd cwt. Tor tuDs ntfI'y
nolarzns $50 and zoos dior Cuba +e u
relunr anosL Australian rIlo w-becL 80 w ~~oA
od. n nfton lzA ID. d !4a 6L Cocoa Nut oiI-ceyioh
R26s sd: Cochin 929f29 30. , ... IN
AyTwERP Nav l-Petroleum-Fino pale American 10
francs 81 pa,d and 10 francs " ssnmss
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

THE MONEY MARKET

SUNDAY. May 2-P. ".
The public debt statement issued yesterday shows
reduction during April OF SlO96j.337. The amount of
called bonds still unpresented for payment Is ony
S5s56 795 that OF the $50 900 called tnis year
which matured before April l. some s25 100000
have been paid The total funded debt stands AT
81 $50 365 462 unmatured and 80 s56.79 past due-
total 81 .235. .222. .257. against Sl2G0.773s62 unna
tured and s47i60s5 past due-total S1.27o.2o2'os'-
May l, 1854 reduction OF S35 029. $780, The total
debt. less available cash in the Treasury now IL
81 407. .O26 sis against 81 497. .7ilsi5 May 1854
reduction Of S9o.7li.097. OF this last difference
S53.073.577 is explained by that amount OF greater
available cash In the Treasury.
Yesterdays statement compares with that OF April as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

strong drink 5000 600 900 is spent by workiusmen he
SAID 81 believe that the present strikes aud violence
are to a large due to the intemperate lead.
ers of the minor organizations OF tho knights OF
Labor. They have been rendered poor by drink, ana
fired by its evil power they have controlled the modest
quiet ani truthful who woud otherwise be at WORK
to-day. There exceptions TO TINS RUE among
the leaders Of this great league No man can tell
what will be the end of these strikes.
i,s train sorrow desttuton and sqnalid homes But In
their condition lies the opportunity ~ do
refornatorv work Now IL 10 the duty OF every Christian
man nd woman preach tue holy teachings OF temper
ance and religion 10 these misguided men. for meu out
OF work open to conviction where tney never were
hefo
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
; hlca-o and Atl1ntlc no: included

An authority estimates that :he shipments last week
by reporting aiLOlntei - 1000 tons II So
p g % AGAINST Jj,3ll tons t-
usually FOR tho OF 1883 aud ZLS3J touS FOR
the week OF i the year lss2 was prosperous
year Every Ia tie foregoing table
the Of -Sl AMI l~-) was the occasion
a loss he railways every ton cdrrlel idst week
PAID them profit.
rhe strikes and their continual assuming OF
lar.er truporti4us were valid arguments against
an, Improvement in took values and incidentally favor-
able to a decline Ana they alone probably wouii nave
uroiu reslts values II stocks anu b0nis
nld bc~u less strongly held The declines mate for tho
week instances are tmDOrtant but EenerLl, arc
nothing more than used to a. dull market To our
u,Is.. wscNy ttnis stt the cosluS prices OF nve
weeks .gD Msrcn "a and the comp lrispn |, remark
able wnnn II remembered tn1t all tine month OF Aprll
the spccuiatpn has been Dormant aud tbl5
nuch more than occurred Yes 'ertay IN the
WY % additional strikes had been predicted for May
l. AMI Lake shore shov large declines,
bar for the remainder of list the only important
chlng~s are advances.
Snbioinel IL table giving the highest lowest
aud and number OF shares sold Tor the week.
rni prices Of week ago, or rorty-
active or representative stocks:
WEEKLY RANGE.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
INSTALLATION orr PASTOR.

The Rev. j. ". Loeb was installed yesterday
pastor OF tue German Evangelical Church IN scherner-
hornst, Brooklyn. Mr. Loeb is about thirty years OF
age. and WAS educated Basic. Switzerlan1. and
Bloomfield. y. j. He has been pastor or thc German
Presbyterian Church at North Twenty-eIghth ana
Mount Pleas mt sts. Philadelphia. for five years The
services ntuctel bV the Rev. j. Petersen. rs
dent of the Lutheran Mnsterium % N:w-l lork H. IN
stalled pastor made the al ircss to the people
The charge to the pastor was given by the leV J j.
D4lsl llInlI
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
CORNER STOVE OF NEW CATHOLIC CHrRCH.

fUNNEN NIUNL Vf 4 wv t+I HVI1I' UT I''|'''
Hundreds of men, women AMI children Wit-
messed the ceremonies attendant upon tie laying O Inc
corner OF the new Roman Catholic Church. our
LAZY Of the Counsel in East Nlnct"tb-st yesterday
afternoon Arch bishop Cor.gan Oiiciatcl lie blessed
the and then the spot over which te ataf Is 10 M
erected Then copies of all the New-Nork payers. IN"
OF the officials OF to-day inc udinS the Presto ht
Governor and Mayor of city those OF the f0p' ne
Archbishop Father o Kelly. the pastor and IN
OF the church. and some or the currency OF Is
pd; into copper box ana TINS lnScreu ID
placed upon it AID sealed. The Rev. Dr. Mc1iynh
preached the sermon
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

sales barrels. 33,7lo.OOo lv,ooiVVo -o'too'ooo
rh.re ia no change In the condition OF the refined
poroeum market which Is satisfactory in movement on
allow range values There was decline OF cent per
gallon IN Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
OIL CITY Penn. NAY 1.-Cru is Ol-Sstionai Tran
sit Certificates opened at 73t and closed st 73is;
highest price, 73s lowest price, 72's saiea lo3sooo
harrein shipments, $500 barrels charters. 55,O39
barrels elearances 3.s3tOO0 barrels; runs- - BAR
rcls
BR.proRp, Penn, May 1-Crits Ol-National Tran
sit Certificates openet at 73s aud closed 81 1873
highest price. 73ia lowest price. TN cleArances'
l,362. 900 barrea
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

Mining stocks dull all the week through Win
generally small aud unInterestng fluctuations sutro
Tunnel the feature; con-titutei nearb
one half OF the total sales Ov,so9 sharesl
a, the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchange and price declined from ID to 10 Genus anu
closed At cents Tho immediate cause or the decHhe
was the appointment Of receiver for the company anu
foreclosure proceedings against the properly, inc
Comstocks ruled easier aud the Colorado STOCKS were
festurelesa
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA srOcKS
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per vo'h R,c,r. Vsss-,s al 2fi!r,tH
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFFE-spot Rio DAN at s7sc. for Fair; SHES. op
ion points higher but guie at The advanc saes s3o
bags closing follows MAY 7s517 40; June 13JnI 80
July. 7.25a73O; August 72od7.5 septembcr. 72oS
T.. October. 7.23e'.25 November, 7-oS7.2J; De-
cember 7.2oa7.25 Mild grades dull
COTrON-spor Cotton duh an weak but without qucte-
bic Sales 80 bales all Tor home consum don a
cepte a. the ports 20 day t25 bales against M this DAY
last week and l.,6l last year
The quotations accor1mx 70 the American ciAsstncstou
area
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
ulYDAYAr MR. BEECHERs CHURCH.

Since the great revival OF 1s0S, when over
200 persons united with PiyInouth Church the first
sunday in May special services the reception OF
been de the feature of that day IN the
church Yesreriay the pulpit handsomely deco
rlted with flowers and each OF the nifty new members
received was presented with small bouquet
Mr. Beecher preached appropriate 50 the Occd
sion and after the service number % at
tended the celebration of the Lords supper.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
rueoprAy rtxASuAL MAaasrA

EUROPEAN FISAS,IAL NAHasrA
roxpox Nav ITO day the regular setn annual ocssns
day the Bank Of England Anu - c'HseSs'As' ss~"
the stock Exchange m ran, p.~e>. n
D m. Paris sdvices quote lnroo reE |e"' "ess~ -
franco 10 confines for the accouns a 49,. p... -
= n m Par,s advaes quote Three reg CSns s1s
& No. "a c.ntsmes for aud oxchAngo - koAs
An ~ 25 frsncs Is csRtlmss fer eheekA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
Spirits OF rURPENrINE

CHAmssrox May /. -rurpent'ne dun ~ 81 %
aAyAsNAH May l. -tnrOentiae steady o. sSe-
WlLniScToS. May L. rurpenti ne quict AZ oSS-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

The Tre.surers statement OF assets and liaolues d"
Of April 30 1856, also makes gratifying exLDlt Ihc
cash. exclusive of silver. is over S2oooovo
greater than March 81 the gain in net god "a over
$500. 900; deposits in National banks are Sl3ooOoo
greater legal tenders reduced S4.20O0O0 net silver
dollars bullion Outstanding certtc ites - IN
creased only 100000. The changes in tho balances
April 80 1885, follows: Goli
increased $37 100000: legal-tenders increased
: 100000; silver dollars and bullion IN
creased S33. 700. .OpO deposits IN National bank
increased 200 The SILVER purchased dnrlnE tue
months after coinage Is valued ~ about S52OO
600. but the amount ~ silver held now Is ony TJoUV
greater April 30. 1888: the Out~tandag GER
utcates gever are nearly T2O,OOooOo less thah
wear ayo; hence SoOOOoO Of silver dollars have gone
into general cIrcuaiion The IreIsury's actual hold
incs OF gold 900 900 less than the amount
year ago. but the ding certificates are Slo,JOV-
900 les. -
The following compares the statement OF April 80,
1856 and March 81, 1856:
LIABILITIES
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

The following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

Yester Lays bank STATE zen, renectcl coGserv iVe
movements general, and specially the loss OF 2oi
takcu for export for France The euDTreasury aIso
absorbcd some - 2DnOJO aud the interior uoVrheH.
was toward this city - tn statement IN sh0"inS al
ovaa loss OF only -96 100 In cash probably unut-
stated the actn loss by about TjODOO0 III - move
tu.uts reduced the surplus reserve Sl.-9I.IOO. bu
leaves n SIN at SI2 n2j $50. which Il from $3.oOoOoo
T. OUO 900 greater before been at TINS
date snce 1879, excepting always last years eXtra"f
dnary snrpuses which the direct result OF sIagns
iion in all departments ~ trade. .
The following conpi Yesterdays statements Win
,lna.. III nnnhlng dALcs OF 50 md ls-l
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-26
The TINES only SLco.
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.

Hardly a week passes without the men,
ton by thenewspapers ofsudden deaths, and
of late the alarming frequency of the state
ment that death was caused by rheumatism
or neuralgia of the heart cannot fail to have
beennoticed. In probability many deaths
attributed to heart disease are caused by
these terrible diseases, which are far more
dangerous than is generally considered. Is
there any positive cure? The best answer
to such question is given by those who hare
been cured 10y the use of Athlophoros.
Mrs. Carrie Lee, Kenosha, Wis.,, says:
81 don't believe any one ever suffered with
rheumatism as l did and lived in fact
:. l nor my people expected to see
walk about again, and at times de-
Jri,ied of my life. l was stricken during
the month of January. ] had taken
severe cold in the cars on my way to
Chicago; / had returned home, when one
evening / was taken SO suddenly that in n
few minutes from its first appearance
was so Frustrated that had to be carried
to my bedroom, where l remained until
the following May. During The interval
of January and May the suffering l bore
could not be described. was treated by
the best physicians, also had different ones
in consultation without any material
change. My arms and limbs were drawn
in such shape that / could not lie down,
and was helpless to assist myself in any
way. | was in the constant care of nurse
both night and day. One of the nurses l
had applied magnetism, but that was
failure. commenced taking Athlophoros,
and could feel its effects upon me as soon
as / commenced taking IT, Ii was GER
tainly marvellous. ] was soon able TO
straighten my limbs, and when had taken
FIVE bottles / waSfrce from rheumatism"
Every druggis. should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills but where they can
not be bought of the druggist the Athlo-
phoros Co., liz Wall St., New York, will
send either Carriage paid) on receipt of
regular price, which is $l.00 per bottle
for Athlophoros and SOC. for Pills.
a, For liver and kidney diseases dyspepsia, in
digestion, weakness nervous debility, diseases
blood, &c, Athlophoros Pills are unequaled. .