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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10
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MAGNOLIA BALM

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10

Couy-From store, white, Onc. mixed, b3c
frum lcyrr ur depot, white iu bulk. h'r iu
sacks. Csc. mixed. in hulk &c. in sacks, hnv
HnAN-lum store. ~'s, from lcycc OF lie
pot, silhOCl'ro.
U,,-Chnicr. from store gnc; car load
from lcycr NJ depot SiO go prime, from
store. SIC. car load from lcyco or depot.
5000 prairie from store, JiDtpiC, ear load,
frnm lrycc ~ depot siu. SnDtii.p.
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from lcyrc ur depot, white, iu bulk. i2c. In
sacks, sac. mixed. in bulk gsi Ia sacks, Sic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10
MAGNOLIA BALM

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10
MAGNOLIA BALM

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10

lmVufts " a. & " H. ~ I ' - ~ v W " - - ~
r. T., As w RR J.
Exports- GNRRlS
NEw YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed steady
middlmg 10 7.lGc. Sales, G27 bales. Quota
tons were a. follows: Ordinary 7li-lGci
good ordinary, 0isci low middlnG Zoe,
middHng. 10 7lCc; good middling, lOAci
middliug fair, 1850, fair l2c.
Futures opened firm and closed steady,
a. follows: September, 073mpi October
0.77Ma7s. November 077@pIs, December
aTs@o.7p January, $50, February, 0oi
March. l0OlmlOua; April, ioO'Wlolo
May l0l7mlOls, June, 10 2G@lO2s, July
IO82@lO.8l. Sales, ---- bales.
INV ORLEANS
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady Middling, Disc Sales, 30 bales
Quotations we're as follows; Ordinary
Sc: good ordinary sAc, low middling
0y.c middliup 9sc good middling, lO'.c
Future, opened steady and closed steady
n follows September, U53tCn5E DC
tobcr, plo6aii November pT@o2S De
ccmbcr pS1G9 %, January, oT@p3S. Feb.
ruary, gIGMoi7. March, nb,@p@ April,
oG,HaGG May. 97,Con75, June, OSj@psd.
Sales, Is, 400 bales
DAILY rom ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10

FISH Nnckcrcl. halt hrls. No. 1, t77h, No.
? 81 ~ lulo Kit. No I, ~ ~ No. 2, tl.la.
nry hurtinr family, ~ pet box.
Hluu rIupr,ts Strong. m,ss pork, tlGH
sugar cured hnms. 80 .r,thc. break fast
hnrpn. ilHl'r. bacon clear uh sides, h'sw
la. shoulders. a.. bulk purk, clear sides,
~, mpAc clear sides notp'sc, long clear o.
shoulders si.@si,c.
IAup-tc.. Wtl'.c. hall ht.. pAMoNo,
kcrs, pt.0psC, choice kettle Ohgl0A.c.
Ntftur
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10
Tuu NTrKtYnANK EfATINTNr.

NV NnnE, sept N-rhc weekly state.
mcnt Vt the Associated Ranks shows The ful.
lowing changes Reserve, decrease ti.r'n
2G inans. Increase sl,uuS.9o specie, de.
crcaHe o. pH 5up legal tenders, decrease e.,
los. pp deposits. decrease, 81 iG0,tnU. yiryu.
latiun. INCREASE t-b.Un The banks now
hold 81, UlH, O23 Ia excess ot the - pyf cent
fttla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10
DAILY cnrroN STATEMENT.
NEw YORK.

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10
MAGNOLIA BALM

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10

t.oSrlS sept So 4 m-Ihc amount NJ
bullion withdrawn irnm the Hank ut England
ON balance iulhy was t2siuJJ. bar silver
a. iUl Iyr ounce.
P,ms, sept s=rhrcc per cent Untcs,
81 40 Tor the account
uANK CirNuiNuA
Cmc,un, H.. sept S-liank clcarings,
tiuU5,un
Huuunur Nd Sept s-ClcaHng', g..
So go balances. tsiNn,h
NV YouK. sept S=ClcnrinFs, Sln7 go HE
balances tl4A1th. tur the week Clear.
ing.. s,JS, i,oO1J balances, sJioE,hi1
rmtArttrutA Ia, Scpt N-rlcaring,
today, - eos. Ni balnncrs, t2EIMi. Tor
the wcrk-Clcadnfs, t,p,iJi,0J, balances
o. A'ngli.
HusruS. Mass. Sept s-Clcainl~ tia.
Gln 5W balances a. l1t NJ. For the week -
| CIrnhurs. tiIWSUlt. balances, SSln,tio.
/ Fpf the samr week last Nrnr-tluanngs, 80
I To- u2s balances. tN5ti,h.n.
~ lnrts Mo- sept S=Clc1rinrs today,
| o.. isi ati balance, kNAHts. for this week
-Clcarinr, ii5 $40 49, balances G5iA 49,.
/ Fuf ilst week =tlcauuFs, klNaili'S. hhlnn'
| cs.. O. gu Nu For corresponding week last
y,ar-Clcahugs tiS,7oo, $40 balances S,.
/ al2 ua1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
ches.pe,u. aud Ont, Route

Mail and express trains run solid between Mem.
Uhis and Louisville. Pullman buffet sleeper RUS
ON mail aud sleeping and reclining chair car ON oS'
press Three hour quickest uino W Chicago
Ticket Office under Peabody Hotel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10
General News.

THE Gayoso clears tomorrow at 5 pm for
the upper coast.
The II. NJ. Hoxie is expected to pass hero
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
THE SALE OF THE BUSINESS WAS FRAUDU1EyE


sealed verdict rendered In the Court Of Common
Pleas before Judge BOOkstayer, yesterday awarding to
Mrs Adelaide E. Johnston s1s,o32 10, money loaned
with interest," in her suit against Francis j. Ferris
Ferris was in business importer Of aces at No. 237
Churchst when the was advanced. and he claimed
that the plaintiff a partner In the business ON
January a. 1887 made fraudulent sale OF the business
TO James A. Cowin, nephew of Mrs Margaret Jones'
Mrs Jones was O special partner in the business, and
Cowlin was a clerk employed by the firm. Cowlin as
suned all the liabilities OF the firm, and Ferris went TO
Europe as its agent and Vtaned goods worth e172oo0
ON credit September "a Cowlin made an assignment
One Of the defences allegation that the plaintiff
demanded usurous interest
The Jury finds that the plaintiff In the agreement
sked for no usurious the loan that there
WAS no copartnership the plaintiff and the DC
fendant that the sale by the defendant TO Cowin was
intended as cover under which the defendant was 70
ontnue the business his benefit under the name
of Covn and that the transfer was made with intent 70
detraud the plaintiff that the painln was Induced 70
ke the notes Of Cowln in payment Of the claim by the
defendanps fraudulent pretences. W. BoufAe COCKTAIL
Davd Leavcntritt and Franklin Bien appeared Tor the
nIaiptn and Do L1ncey Nicon and John j. Adams iof
defendant
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE.
On and after December uains Lave

Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America.
Stopping at New Uptown Station 13Sthst, as noted
Is a. m, Rochester and Montreal Express drawing.
room Albany Troy and Syracuse, also TO Montreal
anu % ot 80 A. ni' FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTIBULED LIN
TIED composed exclusively o Buffet smoking dining
car drawing room and sleeping cars for Albany Utea.
syracuse Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland and Toledo.
arriving Chicago 80 a. next day. - u
30 a.. Chicago Express for Niagara Fails, To-
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati, indianapolis, Detroit and
Chicago drawing cars 10 anandagua ana Rochester
III 80 a. western new orA ana Noilhefh EApIes
wy q 40 ~ M Albany Troy and Utica special with draw
ing room ears Albany and Troy Connects at Troy for
Saratoga OH SATURDAYS only .,,- --, m
t'6 D. m. Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis LX-
press lor NagNs Falls Buffalo suspension Bridge To-
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati lndlanapolis. St Louis To-
t6 40 % m Montreal and Cananfaigua Express daily.
Sleopng cars Plattsburg ana Montreal Via Rouses
point and via St Allans also 70 Syracuse and Canan-
dngua daily except Sunday Sunday train does not
"e oi M Special sleeper arrives Rochester 40 a. NJ
Buraio :S5 a. IN and Cleveland 20 p n. next day.
tsl1 80 d m, Night Express for Rochester
,.i Nieg,ra Fails Toronto, CleVlsnt Cincinnati In.
M, M,,roIis - Louis Detroit and Chicago With setpins
cars Sleeping. 10 WatertOwn. Via Utica. daily ex.
cent Saturday also TO CsnandaIgua on Sundays only.
10 night Albany Express with secpngcars 10 Albany
and TROY Connects with the morning trains Tor the West
Tor Lake George ana Tor the North (except
ekes and space in drawing room and sleeping cars on
sae at Grand Central station 413 7s5 ard 942 Broadway
10 park place. Battery Place 81 West fo5th-st and
fulton ss Brooklyn, and 20 Itlsi., Williamsburg
Weseots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences
sRun daily others daily except Sunday lstop at l3sth
J. n ToUCEY, HENRY MoNETT
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

Invitations are out for the wedding OF Captain
Charles Milton Kennedy Of Company A, 1lst hegi-
ment who is to be united on April 20 10 MISS Niinnno
Leggett daughter Of william N: Legges g,gsn VINO was
formerly FIRST lieutenant in the regiment, c, . ariu
Company 7th Regiment hSyfg 1vi ganSsT msSa evening
eurnS az .ny n fnr H. Company A. which also missed
dnI in December, likewise made up ior io'' 'ni0 oH
TO HAVE NEW UNIFORM.
The poard of oficers of the list Regiment met at
the armory last Tuesday evening commlt'ee vi
five was appointed to devise means for obtaining new
uniform consisting of Captains Beknap' Francis anu
Drcssel Second Lieutenant Deike ana Ouar'eiinaSoi
Sergeant Stokes. The music committee Is conS'uoi"e
tho matter OF organizing new band.
In accordance with the supplemental programme
,sr.d bv the rife club OF the list Regiment the sharp
shooters; match will take place on April 81 Tho
soorss mazda in the matches this programme VIII
count in the competition s St the iSn nSI1s OH'
The new rife club OF Company ~ nlsl hebn,ont' t
of which I N bod two men
dent has adopted bylaws ana WIN nob bcc % ,1nnbe
each month Tor practice once IN 'nre1 s mo tbs
business and social meeting VIII I'm DC 60 neu to creedoep
first saturday In May inc ciuo win e "
for days shooting. -. d, ,ottcr N the Editor
military sRondent. IN e'sr as olows al MS
of The Tribune makes suggestions ID i"'4'"''
7. there not an opportunity for an Improvement IN he
laws governing the National Guard OF ne sesua, %
First would II not better 20 allow recruit 'No P
lece OF resigning sixty days after his enlistment
that time he attended drills and is eViuehuS ,
whether e. wod be practicable continue IN the service
Being compelled remain member as one % V"u'S'
is frequently Injurious the organization company
could better arord 10 five than 70 have one o
their own members advising others not 10 join. Ihs
would also allow company better acquainte'
with PlebS II he is not desirable as member no"
easy It three black marbles deposited IN inc
bsotbox when is presented, at TIE expiration OF
sixty days for final confirmation As regards ohcers'
II proper 10 allow officer whether appointed or elected
70 continue such at his peasurei Would It not DC
beneficial to II all officers were elected or ap
pointed for yearsf Would not this idea be
means OF thinning those who qualified to
fill ths different postions which they may holdi Then
again II would almost the reelection appoint
ment OF those worthy the honor law compelling the
election or APPOINTMENT Of officers 10 be made from the
scuvs members would undoubtedly be proper.
AN ELEcrIoN FOLLOWED BY A DINNER.
Company F, 22d Regiment recently held an cleo
non for First aud Second Leutenants sergeants
Walter g. Bennett and william J. Hussey elected
to tho respective positions Captain John p Leo
Co. !, presided After the election the members OF
the company and their friends sat down 10 banquet
at the Mansion given by the iicutensnts-eect
Colonel John I. Camp and staff present. Tho
co1nel was IN his happIest mood and related to the
psp many nnnx stories Of the 29d. Company F.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W ~ v G. X II. r. X co. les,ees. .--.-
Trains leave Wss42dst station follows and 20 minutes
earlier from foot OF Jav-st. North River
Detroit and thicago, - 55 ,. NJ, 900, 's!l5p. m.
ST. Louis. $500. 'S.l5 D. m.
syracuse Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge. Niagara
Falls 3:l5. .e So A. sGtO. $50 y.
Utica, 8 l5. 800 dll;30 r. NJ. 800 81 =. m.
Kingston. saugerties CsisS Albany, TO- '7;lo, 'e55
dll;3D a. M. $500 $500, asl0 p 10,
Cranston's West Point cornwall Newburs s3l5. '7,lR
60 65 l0l5. all: 80 800 40 50O - To- $40 p ms
and 900 p M, Crsnston's Cornwall. Newburg
For Montrea al and Canada East 900 p. m.
Hamilton London. 1905 m, $780, 1918 in Toronto
1888 a m. t6s00, .slo op M.
ELEGANT sleeping for Buhao. Niagara FaS Detroit
Chicago and 81 Loua
'Day Daily except SATURDAY othor trains daily eyeep,
an, ss%0 p Hsboken, West shore station. allso
1850 p. m.
For tickets time tabe. parssr or ssepnc ear acconmoda
information apply at ohess hro Elyh -33S Wash.
nEton st. 100 Fulionst, Annex ud uot ol Fulton.st.
NewYork City-Sd3 7s6 Gag BIOadway. 1851 Bowery Ia
PARK West shore Stations foot OF West 42dsI.
foot Of st, ". II G. ~ LAMBERT.
bYAnderblltaye General PASSENGER A&sat
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
and after FEBRUARY q, 1888.
GRAND TRUNK LINE

GRAND Trunk. LINE
Trains leave Nsw.York, via Desbrosscs and COrtlands
Street Ferries as follows w.. ..,., n.,,.. n.,...
SG Sas I'HS sSS SSessS 80 ed Of 'pa Png fa Smoking
wiIlamspOEs Lock Haven, 100 a. M p n Cory and and
icsd@ Es n re- sSS the Tor
For For 100 NH IT sHa - aaG nsa ss
Say fS snS 80 II J. & m undSg Sg -S4 Hd SS 10 Saturdays
ton ESpress Oi Pullman parior Cars and Pennsyivana
rive Washington Hs % 19a aas u SS 60 20 % sa nd
night sunday. 615 and o 90 a. m. 80 aud o 100
For Atlantic City p week.-Mrs. Through Paror Carl.
For Cape May, II 10 a. ~ weekdays. Saturdays only
Long p Banch Bay Heal Juncu,n 4nd intermediate
3 40 aud p. IN. on sunday, 9 :lj a. H. and p. M
For old Point and N.rfok' via Ncw-YOrk Philadelphia
and Norfolk Rallroad, p m every day. via Baltimore
poa nd q Bay hs 80 sGaalog with all through
trains at jersey Clty. arording speedy and direct
Trails asi arrive Fom fisbura 71O II 80 m and
SO g H'y n.y. 30 5S% Ss'99so9 3d. So 5oa IS 5o
?9 30 10 oaS 80 % 3 5 e Sunday % From 2G GS 80
S5S 51S9 S:2S 80 80 4 3O II :So So q M
30, 5:55, 10 IS ii p m ~ and i2 20 night sunday
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave York via Desbrosses and Cor
fandt Street Ferries as follows
90 90 g. o. %, Chicago Limited aud TO- Washington
Limited Dining Cars, and IL q. m, l. ., 20, 4. 30
6, q. T. and p. IN. and II :15 night Aeeonmodaon.
press rs, 20 Limited and 10 4. 80 5, g. u
and D. m. and 12 :l5 night.
Trains leaving NewYork daily, except Sunday, at 3, o.
10 and II 10 M, /, ?, 4, 8, p. m and 10 M and
8 p IN. Sundays, connect at Trenton for Camden
Returning Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
- OIL 30, ;o5, 40 5'25 o:5o go. 20 s. 80.
8:40, IL and IL :l5 H. Limited Express, with Din
ing Car, IA and 4 80 p M. . II AZ 80 20 =.
- :01 90 :O5 40, :s5, 30 40 m II 40,
80 "A so Limited, 2S, :35, 10 and IL p. H.
Leave Philadelphls, via Camden 90 and 80 D.
daily, except Sunday.
Ticket Offices $40, 435 and 944 Broadway Astor
landt Colrtst, and Brooklyn Annex station foot
Fulton.st, Brooklyn Station Jersey City; InmglanS
Ticket ONCE, Castle Garden.
The New.York Transfer Company eill call for and
CHAS f. PUGH j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
n IfIZH!!.A1lzzyESI-II 4. b (! /! /

DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
ESTABLISHED 1876. AT 1853 SIXTH AVENUE, NEW
YORK LABORATORIkS $50 WASHINGToN ST.
AND So 81 AND 80 CLARKSON ST., NETWORK.
DaSL RIPrIyE CATAL0EUE AND PRICE LIST
MAILED FREE on APPLICATION. - -
SEE TIA OUR TRADE MA TX Is ON ALL GOODS
PURPOhTING TO BE RIKkKS.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

and Captain Du Bos to be congratulated upon
their choice of officers
The baseball club Of Company Il, 9Th Regiment,
which recently been organized, Will soon issue a
challenge to every nine in the National Guard There
are some strong players in the club and any amount
OF enthusiasm.
The annual reception of the veteran corps of tho
69th Regiment will take place In the armory the
evening OF April 90. An exhibition drill and recep
tion will be given by Company f. two nights later
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
rrpgUS FETEf REAPPEARIYG.

Tvphus fever which had not been known IN the CITY
for about YEAR made It's appearance again at season
xbon q, fs least expected Dr. Jancway who formerly
was Health Commissioner called TO see sick man on
Friday and asceralned that the patient was suffering
from the dreaded fever Another sufferer from the disease
was removed from Mt Sinai Hospital yesterday rec
ord OF contagious FOR weeks furnished yesef
day m DR. Cv,,s Edsons Office shows that there has been
abatement in diphtheria. scarlet fever or smallpox
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
SnmcihinR Very IrnusunI.
124 WEST Path ST, N. Y.
RIKER & SON

ii WLSI I24IH ST. n, 7.
RIKER & SON:
DEAR SIRS Allow TO thank you for the un
usual favor granted me in taking back the COMPOUND
SARSAPARILLA. / purchased several bottles, think
ing / would them, but most agreeaby surprised
and atsF astonished find my elf entirely cured and
with no further for the remaining bottles OF Sars1
parla consider your Sarsaparlla the best bloo1 med
that has been made. Again thanking you Tor
your liberal action, remain, very truly yours
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
urplus ss.o2o.S75 sio.s7o,425 Inc. s2,2ae,S0o
STOCKS WITHOUT FEATURE.

The speculation IN stocks was dull and feature
less. The first movement was downward but
the decline rarely exceeded 12 per cent and after
the first few minutes lack Of animation was
the most conspicuous feature of the trading. The
weakness was due chiefly TO the usual closing OK
accounts at the end Of the week, and, as prices
had advanced for two days. the operation re-
suited in an Insignificant decline The publica,
tion Of the weekly banl; statcmrnt WIS delayed
until few minutes before the close, but the un-
S IayOaGe U fas showing started @ .a o
rived. The confidence which distinguished the
dealings in the previous two days was greatly
increased by the statement, bat the short time
left for business prevented full reflection of it
in the closing figures. The final changes were
declines of about IA per cent, although n few
stocks among which St Paul and Richmond and
West Point Terminal were tho most prominent
closed slightly higher than they did yesterday.
STATE OF THE BOND MARKET
There were no transactions in Government
bonds at the Board The only change in prices
was decline in the bids for the IS. The closing
quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
Excellent for the Blood.

VIM. r. RIKER & SON:
GENTLEMEN: Some time ago procured through
the advice OF friend three bottles Of your RkeTs Com
pound Sarsaparlla" 1t has given perfect satsscton
and consider the best blood puriAer In existence
Please send by express three more for which ineloseo
7. o. order for 81. Yours truly Il. L. c. CHAPlN.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
ALWAYS Gives the same Results.

POUND RIDGE Westchester Co.. N. Y.
VIM u. RIKER SON: 80. :.
sIRs 1 have tried your Compound sarsaparilla,"
IL is the satisfactory medicine have
ever taken or known Of 1t gives PERFECT satisftc:
tion. Please send me ONE more bottle O. o. Ds and
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
My Wife and I.
43G WEST 42D ST., N. Y.
MFssRs. RIKFH & SON

43G WEST 42D ST, n. Y.
MFssRs. RIKER & SON:
GENTS: MY wife and self have both taken you,
Compound SarsaparlaS blood and have derived
therefrom the utmost benefit Be sure shall always
advocate your medicines after this Yours truly
WILLIAM SMITH
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
INSIST ON HAVING
Riker's SarsaparilIa,
And You Are Positively Sure of Cure,

DO not allow any persuade you otherwise.
Sold by almost all dealers throughout the United States
IL ANY druggist refuses 10 supply you, you can BE
SURE OF getting what you ask for az the Dry
houses and general stores or direct from
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
Better Than All Others.
MR. RIKER

I
MR.. RIKER; ~
DEAR SIR; desire to say to you that have tried
number OF socaed blood purifiers but have never yet
pound Sarsaparilla" found that really good and hon
est medicine consider bottle OF the worth
than ALL the other Sarsaparllas and Blood Medi-
cnes the market. Yours etc, G. DUQUESNE
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
BOTTLES CONTAINING L IL o.,
NEARLY DOUBLE ANY OTHER,
75c.

WE GUARANTEE this SarsaparilIa
10 be MUCH BETTER and more sat-
isfactOry than any BLOOD PCR1-
FRER i'm existence.
And we FURTHER guarantee it to
BE and DO ALL that XOU may EN-
PECT, or we will refund the price.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
Ocean CLEANERS.


A NCHOR LINE. y; AEpadS ;; MAJ steamships
= a cIrY nF RoMr, sals "Wednesday, April 18
ana every fourth wcdnc day thereafter. an
Saloon pa assage ESQ and VI ward second ,isss 70"
GJ.Nhfs0W. VIA GSNDCNDEtHY.
Furncssa Aprll 81 1 D m hnchorla, May D. ! D. M
Fthionia Anil - A. m Devonia May l2 a. m
rates OF massage 10 GIAsnoY, DERRY, LIVERPOOL
or BELFAST Cabin, $50 aud eco
soeond elass sso steerage 500.
For book OF Tours or further information apply TO -
HENDERSON BRoTHEiis, Bowling Green. N. X.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
Mt in diphtherIa. scarlet fever or smallpox
the PETROLEUN MARKEL

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The week at the Consolidated Exchange closed yester
dsy with strong and higher oil market Only moderate
business DONE but times the speculation showed
spirit and bears disposed TO project their con-
tracts In trading way The field again lost inter-
est in tho posponement of operations which might dis
courage buyers which ltue effect In checking
the general and gradual tendency Of the prod1cea 10 Do
cline The market ended strong on the advance.
Tn. range OF prices and the total dealings fol-
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

IT CAME LATE, HOWEVER, so THAT IT'S
FULL FORCE WAS NOT FELT.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

HocKa

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-APRIL ID.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
GAINS AND LOSSES OF THE BANKS.

Saturday, April 14-p m
BY the operations Of the Sub-Treasury in the
week ended yesterday evening the associated
banks lost sl,5O3 024. The bank statement of
averages for the. week reported gain OF s2964,-
800. 1t substantially corrected the extraordinary
statement of last week, when the sum OF from
s3,000,0O0 to s5,OOO,OOO magicaly disappeared.
The increase in deposits nearly sl,OOO,O0O
larger than the other changes called for and the
actual condition of the banks probably better
even than the showing. The surplus reserve
amounts to slO,S7O,425, against si,4ss,65O at
the same date last year, and l4,722, $50 in the
year before the last
The following compares the totals of statements
OF April and April IA:
Loans 100 sse A?s ?ssdseo So Dee 600
Rsss' siSS !aG:sgSS inc
Deposits. 87l. 571 700 874 430,700 Inc. 1859 900
Circulation 7,72e.5oo 7,7674oo Inc. 10000
The following shows the relation between tho
fetal reserve and the total deposits at the re-
spective dates:
Legal tenders 3o'7so ioo si5se ioo Inc I7e2 800
Total reserve SOL 51ssoO sio447s 100 Inc s3oeisoo
Reserve required -
afst deposits 90 S92 025 03G07075 Inc. 7l4750
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