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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-18
arnmantaI ApproprlRtlons.

WASHINGTON, May l7-As reported
from the sub committee this morning TO
full Committee on Appropriations OF the
House the Legislative, Executive and Ju'
dicisl appropriation bill makes a total an
propristion for the next fiscal year OF 80
NORM. The appropriation tor the cur
rent wear was $2l ,37l,605 aud the ssti'
mates for the next year aggregated S2lr'
400, 6S5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-18

QUEBsc, May 1.-The vie Of Theodore
Charlsnd Lewis was found dead in her res
,dence las: night, having, it is believed,
been brutally and foullY murdered. She
had been cut and bruised in several places,
and one of her eyes bulged from its socket.
Her husband, VINO was rhe only person in
the house at the time, has been arrested on
suspicion he states that he went to sleep
after dinner aud upon awakening found
his wife prostrsted on the floor dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-18

PrrTsBURG, PA May l7.-An unknown
man committed suicide here this morning
by jumping frem the bridge into the Mon
onSshels. The suicide is described as
we'll built, apparently sbout thirty-eight
wears old, dressed In dark blue suit, and
presented no appearance Of destitution or
despondencY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-18
Murdered His Brother.

NEVADA, Mo-, May l7-William Cruce
shot and killed his brotheriu. law, Charles
Jackson, at the lstter's home, near THE
place, Saturday evening A quarrel arose
over some business transaction, when Jack.
son struck Gruce with rock and the lat.
ter. ip selfdefsnse, drew his revolver, shot
and instantly killed the former.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
The SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Correspondence III yesterdays SUNDAY TRIBUNE
included two London letters from G.. w. :. on
political and personal topics. Paris letter about the
late Comtesse de ChamDOrd Vaetta letter about the
Carnival III Malta, Cairo etter from the Hon. ;. =
Cox WASHINGTON letter about the homes aud
habits Of some Congressman Their features were re-
views of w II. roffuts The Vanderbiits, Brander
Matthew's AID Laurence llniton's Actors and
Actresses" and several new French novels; Church
Thouaht and Talk, Topics in leading Cities,
John Boyle O'Keilly on Gladstone's Home Rule
plan Current Anecdotes. National Guard Notes,
What the Theatres Show, IAN English Cinderella"
Anecdotes and Incldcnts, About Men and Affairs
and numerous other articles Of local and general
interest. important news topics were a. follows:
FoREIGX.-Cardinal Manning opposed to Dir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
THE COUHTS.
CALENDAR - DAY

Is e. IS P9 s u " g. g. e. 81 A s r.
Isl Gs 10 ~ lsS la7. 100 2e6, ~, rs. 27 IN
20 81 .Ss s 81 SO IS go ~ IS 2S" z' d. z''
Brni JNo' 10 a. etS "a sig, Sis Si s g5a c0l'
Noe -, iilS 229s 3 > ljl; 251i 81 :3Jl 8, :.
i Sos 30 2p 1s' 5 20 go 1Sg' z4''' 4'' '-'
suPnENk coUGr-cmcrn-PAR1 lI.1Beiore Van vc or
90, 70 i1s2. 1870 od itds; iasl i7os iS.. i710'
sUraRME CoUgr-cmcu1-PAKI IIIBcfoTs Donohue IL
49, 900 ~ IA 10 I'd !s1 22dg Il oe5
Az 300 2OG. 2elg 07 2D79 205O. POSI-. % - ~
81 ,,5 Z,,9 2,s5 5Sr, iooI .oti. g. H. 304. 30J5.
SUPREME CoURr-clRcriT-ptRr IV-Beiore Beach j.
cogrreiorc Rollins nj; ate Of Ma
TAN II a. fn 20 WI 81 im;io w'it M
SUPERIOR UouEr-srEciAL iERn-Before iruah' j. os
surlHion COURT TrRShsioTe sess~!cs ,,a r.
orders T. -. i5G,7,S Appea from judgment 80 81.
suprinoR coURr-TEi,L TERx-PALI 1.-!.siore 0'Goman
J.-NOs. ~, ~. 80 ll.3. ~. 49, i3l I'D
coiiMoX PLrA--EQurY 1Kes-Betore hookstayeI. j.
coAnoS PLKAs-srEcAL TERA-Beforo Gocks;avcr j.
COMMON pLzAs-rRl,L TraN-Pan1 IReore pay. ,e Ia
Nos OIL. lo!9 lol l6jS le5s, 1913 lsi ~ i9G5
1865 a G 81 iGsG i+S 7i2 59 49, i?5 i99d I5S2
S coiN , Las H. ~ 11i III Hefoo
sen Lap - !SS; - 1-I i.eC I+si' 1882 i''
Cry coGhrIrsiAL a1TIicore hTiicn JY i,'
- 4i7s, ,712 1iil itOo. ooss, 3o5l 900" SSo-'
tiTy C6l'iT-rRi.I TFrM-PaRr U.-Gefore Hyatt, J.
Nos 5i.S 80 5JJ7 5lpY JesI 9S52. 50a, 81 3, 6i59
5-G2. 6o3 81 -. 6.o- oJ>J, JSJ5, O'54, Ov'V'
oOUl 3ot 54l9 ifJ-. 569~. 600.
CRY COUNTIES sd. TIRM-fARr J11-Beftr' ian D..
Nos 526 - g. Us3 5,,U j4O. $3.50. 1881. Gp5 90 49,
Cu7O 6Os2 90 - Gl2D. "A - jfsj. d 80 6l4l. 6l+2
CoiRT OF UYFn Avn TRRMlNEs-beforc Barrett j. ana
Assist Mt District Attorney Fcllows.-Nos. !, z. ,
CONN t;hNFnki. -FssiDNS-PARr I.-Before kes0nct
snyt ana Assistant Dstric Attorney Fitzgerald l.
2 $. 4. ), q. 7. :. o. 10, H. l.. 3D. 49,, r,
,crrI or t;tyEgAL %KsslDN5-PAgr Tl.-Before Judge
GtTsleeve District Attorney Bediord-Nos
!, z, s. 4, ,. u, :, :, .. 49, II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. April LIP. N.

SUNDAY. April LIP. NJ.
comparison " the Tresurys condition OF yesterday
with that OF week presents thu usual late weekly
feature; continued Increase in ts gold balance
IL Ia the noticeable because by Of pay
ments for Apil interest aud cal.e! bonds. the net
general balance reduced So 0s2. 333 Tho gain Of
81 .02S,22S IN tho gold balance made by receipt
OF sil9olij god certificates. less loss OF STOOLS
bullion. Tho loss OF - $50. 10 ieg,eEder notes was
by loss OF Ssio1G notes esss reduction of $6l 900
In the smopDt O. outstanding certificates. The
silver Goler and bnon b1lance reduced $l03ilG
By All Issue IT S6o6.296 certificate less al aecnmui
ton Of SHE'S bullion AMI cOiu The net reduction OF
available cmsh IN rxc.-s OF outstanding certc ,tes
$685. $50 for the week, liability 10. de-
posts Nr retirement Of bank Increased
S3353.i9i.
subioiuci are the results Of Saturdays statement 20
compared With those OF the statement OF Aprl3
April ,, 1886. Apnl TO- 1885. Changes.
les certificates
res nm. sjI s33lIo s52sGl,:3s Inc. slO2s22s
tfcsies...-.-.~,.. So5l9..0l 23.2.9os. 7.e@il6
Nj bahs notes. 3.ii2.OJ5 33DJ.'lo Lee. l5l,v7f
SSnss 90. ."' lo.oil JOG n.s4O.54s Inc s9s5j2
rrh-stcs......... sc.6,77i5 $685. 300 DOC. i93Al6
Tosls ..... sIa@,45 1000 77625.-@I 45,G4se5o
h,ii 10 fcd'n nat
~ Hoies lncldg
fund ..i...... =. CaG5's7v e7ol357S inc 3,S'3.494
Net avail ba ancc slI9S3lIsI slJ6Is4o Oe1 s5,eo2593
Orc. siiScr coins. 2S,otU,7 2Ss1l.ol9 the 1LsJ2
Total balance 4n3 slJ..43-.7 Dee 1871 81
lhc changes shown by yesterdays bank statement
IorrshadOwad thls cOilmn week therefore
the OF II 56.4O0 to the WceN nee ds
further explanation tnaR that gwen III TINS mornings
TEBU J. but tc stalemrn (aNrra1e las not yet caught
up .itl the banks actual nOniAgs OF cash. ana hcy
yesterday morning ssdrt ii the new average Win
something ike Tl,OOD.OOO ca4.. than WA the
of last Ihe janks cash and surplus re-
at tho CORE -pOnd n dates OF srnrs at Years
he those TO- tue suhO,nrt tables Wer" fol-
$50. cash = .O37. 100 ric S2SJ35o lSS2.rash
S72395 800. surplus sol Loo ISL. "a n tt23O-ipO
Surplus S2.2Uj.lT5 1880. 81 fG3929JuD. deficit
SlO7. $50; 1879. "a III S5.OiJ3O surplus r6.223371
as, cash $6i,I5J.OOD surplus $50 boo 80 Ii -
that In pcrO OF nine years Vdy last year have
banks cash surplus 1T tlls date equaed the
igures OF yesterdays statement
The following compares yesterdays statements VITA
tho,e Of tue correspo ln datcs Of = - ,uI 1884,:
AprlI2 1884 April l. 1888. April 10. l3sG
Loans. $3.50. H. ~ so 30 20 rJ5gi 81
IsxaStcnicrs. 95sltso0 sG,g5S.j5o ..l3,&.e,l
Deposits 3i4 - 3Ii.aIJ. % 311,lO3. 90
Circulation lf.33J.iOJ l0.30o,5OJ T0l6,51O
the foowng shows tnc relation tbs total
sci and tho tOtal lepbsi. labl ties
spece ... s63.sGi 60 slu6 OJ5.500 S774S3.70D
Ies.ltcnccrs.. 2J.-lU.;rO 3".Da3 blO 3l.313,tOp
To,a reserve . ssg.7oi5oO sl57.oo39lo s.o5,1j7SOo
Reserve required
agst dcpO-n.- sS1SSoI1 SN.oo' 10 ?o'7Vi'9-o
surplu. ......... s36I6425 slo,iJol25 slj.j5j.s7j
OF reserve 900,
deposits Zo.oO oo'oo -'''H
1neionoalng is Saturdays staten"nt III deIail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
.SULHPLNE WHY'S.
PORT OF NDAY. APRIL II. 1886
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer GIccian Monarch IN. Brisiow. London Mar
viii! T %a:s a@@ Co and 4 'i. sl to rat
town VII u,--c anc - ~ anG "a s,'riat l~'''
ai c,ra =. ,,s-c4aeis 10 pnolps o. ARMED AZ
~,ca,.t .r,k re- ,,sr wii,us. Rio M4Iila Mars wa
Ihi.,.rpiI 1a isi - s.Hpoon' aD'Ac" fouis Al
~ tHu,la Pot ru.tado Lisbon M IS. us
AID Oston, with mdse ana passengers 70 -So-
steamer iiinda ,Br Fraser. Hamilton, Bermuda day'
with and passengers 10 \ Ouernrldge Co A'c'
steamer chai nsochee Catherine. Savannah 5days with
steamer Deawar Winnclt. Charleston DAYS. with mdSe
anu Steam wyanoEc nlphei< HIchrlond city Ponc and
Noio,S with m.se ,,3 pass p6rt vows and SooiE with
and PASSENGERS To OG Dominion - TO ., y p,.c,
steamer ,iauciis rrr Ostpn. WITT nIs' 10 II DlocA
steamer lcqu, CBr Prowse. Boston, in ballast to Phelps
Seaa,er Elsa Crr Marshall Boston in OaIasto Austin
mdse 10 arder vessel 10 Herman Kcop & Co
smp Abyn of ivcrpoo t''he C"ieIa iIo DAYS wiz"
lark tebccca Csruana Johnson Hatanzas Mar TO- Caiba
fieT 10y Ses.cI ' to & avicli & co.
BARK Troednica AUST Marchno New Haven lin ballast
Bris scad Giyan Johns PR. IL days, with sugar to
ochr FANNIE Wmrmorc. Whitmorc Maanzas days with
moiasses TO Ii Howell ION q Co vessel to Miller houS
cr Henry sourher Hupper faysandu 4G with mdse
sehr Jas duncan M ", DAYS; Win sugar "
sUNSET-WInd HOOK. moderate. NE cloudy
Al Guy IsanG light. 81 cioudy
SAILED
Steamer for London; Marengo Hull Sa1mundhan
AvonuOuth Dock Jan Bfeydel Antwerp
NOTICE 10 MARIN Frs.
Notice hereby given thai snd after MAY l. lseo III
alternately, at
Of 30 seconds Heretofore timex and foegy weather
by the bell at lght entrnp 10
Clio arbOr Mass there will he struck Two Do"s Ia
quick succession Intervals %. ~ seconds.
order Of the lighthouse Board ..-
STEPHEN c. ROWAN.
Vicc-Adnral L. >. Navy, Chairman
Washington. DC, April .. 1856.
THE MOVEMENT, OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORr>.
QUEENSTOWN. April ll-Sailed steamer Arizona Obj
Brooks from Liverpool neDce for NcwSork.
Also sailed STEAMER EtTura (Br, Cook. from .A'etpoo'
hence for New-York
UAvASAApr 10 CITY % Alexandria, Rcy-
..lla MrYl hnncn for Many nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
THE PETROLEUM RKEn

Notwithstanding that there were large oddi.
tons production OF the oil fields last monsn ao
official statement for March OF the National Transit Con-.
pany. compared with February. shows decrease
tho net stock o. merchandise oil OF 1633s5 barrels.
lde up by decrease OF only IL 1874 barrels OF
fluid held, Plus addition o. "a. III barrels to mo
carried provide Tor and other
matter. This 10 a much smaller decline IN net stocks
than was recorded either FEBRUARY January this
year. There reduction OF s0O1 barrels last month
ia certificates outstanding ana decline OF 153ssl bar.
reis credit balances to producers The pta Il
crude Increased 2sl,jss barris. while the deliveries
Only 2G29 barrels larger than In February hence
the excess OF deliveries receipts Tor March was
2579J9 barrels smaller than the III February.
The receipts IN February however. were smaller tban
those Of month STAGE February. 1888. Following
the National Trust Companys reports for the rst
three months OF 1856:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
COTTON uAKKnr,-sY rELs5 tAru

LIVERPOOL Apfl 10 1913 D. m.-Cotton-trn, win
fair demand MiuGling tpands. ltdi DO. MddIibs "
eel Sd's-O.OOU including LOO loi
speculation AMI EXPORT receipts. 100 bales, ALI .ne
Icsn Futures Gniet but t1dy. Upiands Low Mhding
clause April and delivery 2nsdd; do MAY AMI Juhe
dclverv 2'4a.. do June and Jny delivery, o,otui %
August delivery. It'd: do AuRu Z 7cpte
delivery. Vb4L septen anu october dc'eiy
lid
Furnres cOeed quiet but steady Upands Low AddIhg
Apr1l GeFcty. !-tid buyerr d. Ap ani 10
hyer, Adj do Nay and June delivery. -otu
buyers. June and July delivery. Btu sellers DO
July and August delivery iDt. sellers. do August ana
september delivery vbid. buitTs do september Abo 90
livery fOid sellers; October ana November
delivery oid sellers do. september delivery 81 o'u
GALVESTON. April l0.-Cotton hrm Middlng 1910 :
Low ildd!ing 10; Good Ordinary net and gross TO
ceIpts ,si Daes. sales. go bales stock. % baies
SAVANNAH. April 10 ottOn steady Middlng. lilo.
Low MddiDg. SD; Good ordinary, ~. net and gross
receipts. 2tIb bales sales ooO Daes STOCK 3usin paies
NEw.ORi.EASs April lO.-COtt"n quiet Middin< 80
Low Biddug So ood Ordinary, a. net receipts. 700
Daes coastwise. 5000 bales sAles A,0VO bassi sock
2J2. go bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

LIVERPOOL. April 10 provisions Bacon Gambler antc ,s
81 I'd Ong Cicar NuiJos. ID. shJrt Gear hiis..
90 6d. Ribs 3Os. oL SHOULDERS - bi Der c"c
Hecf-7Ss Extra INDIAN Mesa Primo Mess - ID
PorN-prIme Ness. js. OIL per d.. fnnc Ness tdstesa.
4 i5s Cd Lard American. SO: Prize Isl
ert. SIS IL: lard OIL OF Hams-Long cut As I'd.
shoders 81 Butter. SJs Cd cwt. Tor nnest United
states Cneess-A merIc.D ChJce J.s ud WAest-isd
Western spring ID s. 5d. Red htc ~ ID. ~ "a;
Der SJIng. a. td Ne" Western intel I. 81
New Mixed WESTERN A. 3D.: California 80 l. os .Od
a.. No IA Cd Dos 81 per ccDtal "roiuce
-Suritsoi rurpentinc 9s Gi. do. az London s. I'd per
CIVIL. per gallon. ClOveF>eni-
American Red IdIlOy-23s Vt hoso.
Common, So. Pale lis. OIL vOs u Linscsd IN Zla
ID per cwL Iallow-t1nc nerctl !Js Id. rrini ctIv
.5s American isctnxerILed Beef hini quart
eIs t2.i. cUsrters "a l. per 70 - ,-.,.
ONION April v-PiOduce-ihnseed OIL 4l9 rs. 6d0E3o
5s per Ca. uta LInsecd t,sd Der quarter i"nsef1
Cake Z % e. DI Refined P"irolr uiDJ 3D.
is per gaOn. ,DrlGs o rdrpe1tn,. -. Cd per cwt;
sDerm OI Il ROsn common. "a 9d per cWI:
Pale I5s ellis Provisions Lard $50 vi per cwt oe
American: sugar. las. a. per cwI fot Cuut Cchulasa
polannng 800 and - J dl3> 3ifor CUBA &e af
refining aiotL. AIstrAiaI riloS BseL Is III o. 5A
Oh. MuttOns2ls GL a4+ d. Cocoa Nds on-ceyoA
sZ5s od. Cochin 229t2J IS . -,
AyTwEnp April lO-Peiroleum-Fne pale American ID
francs 81 !, cenilnes paid and sellers ..
Wiro.. ari closed AZ Sranc, per 100 kI0a
BAENES April lO-Petroeum q narks2' pienhisA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

Gladstonc's Home Rule scheme. - Socialist
leaders in LONDON acquitted. g Death Of
Joseph Victor Won Scho:tel. - Mr; Forster
bur led. - Kinskv won the Esher Stakes
CoNGRrss.-Bolh branches in session: - sen
ate: Passage of the bill admitting Washington Ter
ritOry a state Mi.
DoMrsr East st. Louis patrolled by militia
no disorder after daylight Yesterday sevsta, men
arrested - One man killed and several hurt by
the fall OF a burning building in Lawrence Macs
- The biIbcry investigation IN Buffalo -,
ing the mnrderers OF Matilda smith at Jackets
town, n. j. ,,.u.
CRY AND BrRB,v.--Ex-Alderman Miller
locked no at Police Headquarters. - Testimony
by ox-Aldermen McQuade and Wendell - Res.
ienation Of Congressman Pulitzer. - Arrest OF
Major" Stanley for black ail and CO. bezz eInent
- Brooklyn street railroad tied mp: -
Columbia College beaten by New-York. Yale by
brooklyn. - Mrs. Grays fight against boycott
tiers. - Funeral OF Richard Arnold. GO Gold
value of the loga!cnder silver COLLAR. $40 cents
- Stocks dull but strong all dav and so closed
Copies may still be had at the Office or b. mail.
Price 3.cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

barr IO,OOV i''-''.""o
Prices OF refined OIL continue on low basis IN
sympathy in crddc thou n a. ine a satisfactory
b Iucss reported An advance 0t 3 cebt per shilon
aver lhe nrcvons week was recorded lnd the final ns
urrS ADrl test IS cents here aud "a cents IN
Philade phia aud Baltimore.
On CITY. PENN April lO.-CrIie On-NttoAal Tran
Al. Certificates opened Al 70 and ,io,ei az 7Jo:
highest price, 73Ia lowest pric'. 727s Szes 71s,0JJ
barrels shpmrnts $1,000 barre.si charters 2UO13
barrels; runs 5000 barrels
BRADFORD. Penn. Apr. 10 Crude Oi!-Nstlo1al Tran-
SIT Certificate, opened at 727s aud closed a, 73ia.
highest price, 73l9 lowest price. 1878 clesrances.
$4,000 barrels rdps - barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

N. va Of nh vsca or OF psychology Alone Thirdly
The Biblical experiment Is practicable. Every one may
make this experiment The practical dement's 81 r, Sr
can be no ru, reform without It 2 gives EN- iency
to the doctrines OF Christianity. t3 IL Is Vanhpn
cause of its universal adaptation; because OF Its irwin
cIUe security aad because OF its unfiiliDg comfort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

MILwAuKEs. April 10 -Four nuied Wheat weak Cash.
S6l.c. dat- duh Nc. gle rye qnie. NO 49, "a
P'rg casr or Ill 81 80: Nav 30 b. l.ri-puus ~tez
G,asn or April S. 30. Nav s. 9I3 5uttcr Qnaoe:
chance Creamery ls12lc Chee,e-B"st cream Al e.5.
Egw.-Fresh IOaic Flour. 5.n0J 2oIs wneaS
COu blsi, Barley. 300 Dusg shipmeh,s-Sour loovV
Ibis, Wheat 2OOD ,usD.i Barley. llOOO Jusn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

There was more activity in the market for mnlns
shares ana the sales for the week at the Consolidated
ock aud Petroleum Exchange amounted 10 'Vooo
shares AGAINST $3.50 SHARES III tue precdinR we"h.
Ine Cumsiocks the features o. the dealings, nut
vhnut material changes in the prices CO0i@o stocks
w. /, irregular: Iron silver declined from - ~ 70
So 05.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
MAXINE INTELLIG ENOE.
MINIATURE ALNNNtt

MINIATURE ALN,Ntt
sunrse - sets 81 aoon sets. 80 Moons ago. IA .
Hii WAFER r)-JN
lN,-nauGy Upos Ia tiov. islIni l3j lei 3HG 80
PM.-sauiy Hook, 2Ol Gov is..nd 2&S eiI ''sA f'Ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
BANKING AND FINANOiAL
United States Government aud other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVEST TORS.

All stocks and bonds listed on the New York Stock
Exchange bought and sold on commiss on for clsn,
Deposit accounts receive aud interest alo we'd
on monthly balances subject II draft at sgla
HARVEY FISK x SONS.
IS Nassau-st., Ncw-Iork,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

FIRST week ip April. saao.sts els3727 $4,000
jan to Aprn 7.......... bp03b35 6.437037 6t79000
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, AND PIrrsBUnG
Number Of miles. 222 2c4 29l
FIRST week April. SlS ft3 S2i,0J2 s1s4J8
Jan. TO April 7........... 2tD5tS 23l.ll9 3l9493
MILWAUKEE,. LAKE SHORE AND wEsrERx
Number Of niles ...... 3s0 43J b3a
First week IA April .... s2l8Ij s2532j l23
Jan. to April f......... 97Sssi a7ot4 sSs.ooS
LONG ISLAND.
First week IN April. $3.50 sj5Gf2 s5aiO1
Jaa. TO April 7.......... 10. 500 62Jsi3 643OSl
EUROPEAN FiNAS'ItI MARIsr&
LONDON April lO-l2:30 m.-Atanii: and Great West.
First Mortgage Trustees Cctfcats sD Canadian Pa
eide u l. EIio second COnsois. = ST. Pant Common.
sgA New.YcT. Central lOile ResdIGa. : 50
LONDON Apni l''-2 D. m-cnitea -tAtcs Four Per Cent
Bonds. l2s7s -Four md One Han cent Bonds t4lt
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
tdcaIes i1's Ere second Ccnso eO's Illinois Central.
lt2P. Pennsylvania. 5t7s
In lnof~d at iS2t. ounce
Spanis, fOurs 574
RERIv April The statement OF the Imperial Of
Germany shows a decrease IN So c'e " 39J0OOO MARKS
s D. Pans advice quote Three Per Cent Rentes
81 francs II = centires Tor fle account
Paris sivices quote hire Per CEN Renes AZ 81
II for ne and exchange Lon
don AZ 20 francs 10 confines :0r checAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

Compared win March year axO ihs company re-
port SHOWS decrease In net SOCKS oi iBV 'J3 BARRELS
made up By decline OF 2.116Jl5 barrels la gross
stocks plus Increase OF 3s351s Da res IN sed mrnt
and surpis account. There has been "A reduction Of
81 Ss barrels in the amount OF outstanding ce-
ncs March, 1888. waite the reduction IN credit
bilarcrs has been i2-,s55 barrels Ine gain IN re-
ipt>, g compared with year was 11I45A
barrels whlie the deliveries Increased Only llsCV
barrels
April has opened with enormols as ot y, ~?
deliveries over runs great thai - c'rh"t 30 pctt
that the rate VIII be mai 4 ua"f 'ronE."ut tHe
month The daily average 0I runs 10 date 40 J'>l
5".623 barrels against 6D2Jj barrels IN Apf 49, slf
90 barrels April. l-si The Nerasr OF deiy' n~A
has been 81, 402 barre daf as roDpact VITA e., II!
bare. Is April, 1885. and Bats barrels In ~.
issI The chIriers reach the hsn average pf S.-|!
barrel. against 4i.5OO barrels III Air le> JIs
33 barrels IN Apr, lSs The pipe line 1guf - u
Apri to charters 70 the otn inclusivel w." 80
f,,It.
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- space has s.rgcn tered To the torsxoux
statistics that only aDriet suudgy or the situation can
giVen IL without slying" that IN" price OF
crtl, low aud that tnsrs arr plenty OF bal argi-
rnts waiting TO be- picked up aud gwen ~ airing But
when this recorded als1 To b. saii that tno
trade has to the gauntlet of the deyeiOpment
work that Is pending IN the WASHINGTON County iBd
the Ktue, ,ic<esn County, el ia P-unsyv wanna. with
.JuOl ia Il there 10 fur her Important
re. prJLlct.on. Pctlap> the narArt VII
,ut. 4 -" marsh thtGi probable from THIS Iii
lion PERHAPS ;he low prices OF reIn.d oil may Jyo
gwen ic3th-blOw to Russian competition -ucvcl
less is SIMPLY rccorin- facts 10 say th,t many in-
nurntis operators while asserting tnt Oh is too "w 20
st! ne us carrying ot
any III POI ant "a tntiirs uHt tlr worst phase D. te
field situation kuown 10 b. past. To pgraphrtsr tao
Ian gnagc well pro tucsr they are willing 20
pay cents for ccrtlcttrs II Oy waitin1 they
can assured o. raj hie and visor IN the market.
TIE existence Of THIS coVdtOn Oi mai reflected IA tho
elgr rrcor Of II 2j7 900 ar IL lat weeks spec
nall1n aad the huc,utDn % 2ls cent-. duo
uilrn 10 room picking" Vet prices c'i,eI ll2 ."nts
above tn hna the preceiinI week. an whilo
the door generally snort ana bear ~ IN ienner
there more than w sign that the fay M hi Do
pushed further, barring the receipt OF UNEXPECTEDLY
If news The market closed duh but looking II 10
wa> well IN hand at the nome 4.
Tue range prices total dealings at the Con-
solid ted Exchange for tie last three weeks were a.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY. APRIL -.
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oLOsJyG PRICES OF CALIFORyfA STOCKS

rne Consolidated AmadOr Mining Company has e''en
an assessment OF 81 per snare.
CLOSING PRIOEs DF BOSrOv STOCKS.
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IN, following table shows the tons aud pereentigcs
shipped ny each of the railroads East from chicago o
flour grain and provisions for the week ended ts say.
i'm with tue same week OF 1899 anu
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL II

IAN Monarch. Monarch. Lonnop.-...-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-13
IN A ROW BOAT.

49, N sr . ~ a., ,ha hripv Atlanta
n = RAJ thssss not .shonny ' nor oiven IN
sdinning.n
A--,t -, a.. " N ,.n,t romantic
ma sne waters naroor' n''eo up "''n
sn'ppns'
~ THAT ao ws care for the ..blue Danube
river
nr v.ni,. tho Rhine. or Geneya,s fair
-,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-13
The Music of the Cable.

l walked down Tenth avenue from
High bridge late the other night. 1t was
. warm, moist evening, with a great
quiet brooding over the sparsly-settled
streets. The cable road cars came and
went by almost without a sound, and
were quite startling in the suddenness
and silence of their progress. But as
walked | was accompanied by constant
Ginning and monotonous, but by no
means unpleasant, melody. 1t was the
singing of the cable in the groove under
the road bed. The friction of the steel
wire over the clotted wheels kept up a
perpetual murmur in which notes of mu-
sic could be clearly distinguished, and
now and then would come sharp chime,
as q light blow struck on ringing glass.
At places where there were no houses,
and the natural silence was profound,
the effect Of this rivulet of melody run
ming in its hidden current under my feet
was indescribably weird and charming.
One OF the claims the cable companies
make in favor Of their cars is their noise
lessness. 1t seems to me that the noise
they make, or are the cause of, is the
prettiest il not the most useful thing
about them.-Alfred Trumble in New
York News.