davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

I'm ,ns produce Exchanges today Butter market ws
s o ss Coca S's Shsss
ysy 3 so ss Il; ss sIsss ;' Wy s
9S,9 Ss.S sS hf Ri: .ssSS 10 a
Sas PORK dull si2 f6 lard dull at q 50 ssS
snort ' s. ba ale. Ss ~
$ Ssys Ssss%s s a. .s' n assa ksssd
81 psaus ana h ssas r ssss o r
head SsSIss saa i oSo r Sxs o E.a
@ sss i sSss. so6 ssssSS s1S
.as Psss.yss.,. a sSSsrss. sse 5og ~ s
9 Sssss 71 i.us sSS sss ~
SSssy f Hs e Clear So
$685. s a g s assls sas sSsss is
ssss sas e ss
Whesyey dun and price, to eed HonsbsrsJ %
S ssE ssa Is s as dssss' S
sss e. JAY 8 Is S Ssss :.s &:
S.;,ss 4 e s.s.s Az.
.p ss1 Ss a. ssss as
4 r. 3sa g ~ Ssy ss -
ssss'sS yhits s goo Nnsrds%sn ma
vhou xs whss not ZAP nRfs
& Ss az sA ss .s
Roe s sstss sss ssa sSs e %s:s ss
Hebron and white Elephant 50 Q49e ~,
n,<s 80 stssts Family 50 tt4lQ " ~
Sos do % psoss ~ 90. snoksd Hsss e pss
Msss Nav a sft S6 Do ny si5ais 80 har
sSssS1: I ~ e. AZ e
s.ia ss'aa' sieSs ssss ss sssisss
aohSfs osss 81 f nat,st dg ssss9y. ia,
AZ lssS.s c Ssssss s sss ss Ts,
rsis s ysN tss cssssss sss sss
swasEsa x IA So esr ssz 40
ss e IN bbia eesioc z93 se ssip
$ssS ssss S 9sss ssss 's Gsa o
busk ,fsstt ~ -.
s J,as pscs July s<kD Aesuss eysso oern aa.
ssA e AIN, Sssei = ssd osr 81 y
sss 81 2ess IL s Va xcea sash o Se3e
Sc: :s sSs s;i ss:S s. Sc ~ isss sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
LIVE STOCK MARxErs-BY TELEeRAPH.


BvySALo, Apr lcets ReOsipss tor sSt 2. hours sss
same tine last week 2Se head consged throSGa or
caToaas q Witch 70 % esrlosds On sas
Coed p sbppng 90 7Sass 10 Extra - 2ss4 20
pua &c 260eS 29 Stockers and FeedeTs ~ eOe43 90
Hiich Cows sS5 StsO veais q soass 80 all Oaerinss
sheep and q hours 200 head Total
for thn week III 300. tho time last week
10 500 Consigned through 20 carloads Of which %
Yof az earnads market acyei prices advanced
foibo Good sheep ~ t00b 10 Choice 70 Extra
III i00AS So Fair Good LAMBDA 80 20nte 2bj Good 70
Choice DO $500 7b Extra 90 30 All offerings nixon.
Hoaakecapss last "a hours wePe 10 $50 bead Tnl Tor
consITncd through IL carloads al Of which 70
S sws 20 ~ seIecssd Yorkers rs 1925 5o SOLICITED
dunn Weights e5 10 9b 20 ongh - 1904 3O staga " 90
bnlk sold.
oH,cAso Union stock Yaris April L." Tho Droyerg
Journal yoports II eoo head. snigmenls
% so gioeksTa and Feeders 81 loes4o cowA Balls aud
M MSxss hscsets 10000 head shipments 1900 nays
Lover Mix6d a 709e4 ab Heavy ~ 7S9ss OOl URht
IS 81 %:::ss os sss S' 81
% 10. IAmbs e. 1880 10.
iooI maTksE S1saaT csaioe ueayy Native sHssFs ~ 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
BLINKING AND FINANCIAL
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR -
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK q SONS,
Bankers, 20 NAssau-st, Ncw-York
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

COTTON MARKHTs-BY TELEGRAPH
LIyEnrooI, April Ia m.-cetton-Th sales OF the day
Included o 900 oaea American. ..,,.,, -, ,,,..,..-
Futures closed quiet American Middlins
clause Anal dsiyery a464d sellers April and May deliy
cry b{l6ld seler May aud Jane delivery to0sd sell
maj deiyery l5.BId SELLERS August and September dey
cry I284d sellers September aud October delivery ~
"a buyersI October and November delivery, 22S&G SELL
ersi september delivery. 8 ~. 6td buyers
GALVESTON April 1.cottoh quiet MiddlinE, 1ols low
AdiIn0 o. Good Ordinary oll6 net and gross reecipts
i28a baes exports coastwise S&oI palesi SAFES zeV
bales stock. l0,3Al bales
,roSyotx AurI l-Cotton steady. Middng loi net re-
nspts 2SS gross receipts $40 bales exports 20 Great
Britain 38l4 bales coastwtse e62 paesi seA w oalesl
stock, 1915 bales
SAVANNAH April L-oetton quies. MiddlnE est Low
7b baios exports ooaswss l232 bales sales 100 bales
stock, S3.st2 bales
Low Mldding 9Tle Good Ordinary sIa net receipts
i9O2 bales gross lll9 bales exports 10 Great Britain
ai0i bales 10 the continent 1880 balesi aaleA 1900
bSlesi stock, 2oi,aSe bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
GnAiN AND PRODUCE MAREETs
rrArUnEs or grw.ToRK DEALINes.

RrATrrnEs or NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.
The speculation in wheat yesterday was declaediy
baarish In its character Although the matAe. ses
more active the TRANSACTIONS were largely IN
by operators from option 20 anosneE ING 'o'S
dealings recorded aggregated 100000 bushels, 2.
which tho May, june agd July options contributed
are gr,ater amount The elements which conributeu
toward tho weakness fl yesterdays market were tno
denreSsion IN foreign cables, somewhat sniaiie'
decrease IN the visible supply than had Deen ca
pec,eA the favorable crop reports received, anu 81
amino absence OF demand for export AS compares
with saturdays closing prices Yesterday css ~
were generally 19l Ia eonb lower ~ SAo 49, =
ING The dsliyeres on contract were small and hsa no
eject Tattey so os Rater rallied 70 80 716 but
quickly declined TO 80 ele, closing weaa he curb
After regular business hours . he former figure
Onions efS e closed as follows: April 81 IT, Nay 90
june, 80 "a; July, SO 7-s; August 90 20 -
spos Wheat was s4si 1a cents lower Wiz a.T 70
transactions for export eSoS sro aid 20 have been
taken by foreign houses after the close o. a.
business Five loads, however, were taken ior n''s
cssS Corn was la cent higher though Only mod "a
erstcy active, but 10000 bushes s osn and higher
Shipper o oSSS1ce u sS "a cent over final
figures the advance being due to ighs rsoeRd sbo
n3ints The deliveries on contracts aggrosateo sT
SSo COO bushels The closing figures were AP ~
49, NAV 4s Ia, June "a Ia, July a. and August "a ga
cents. :. h,ch.. cash eradas show
snS sdvsnees OF 1894 and opteOns l.S@14 cen.
syer SahIrdays final figures, and closed hr an :.
the following quotations; April 81 May Soss
anf Lard SdnS Sas dull and recorded declines Of from to
= noints' In sympathy with the Western niarnets
slos,ng A. the following figures: April, ~ 81; MAY
AZ as. June. 81 50 July, 81 80; August, " 49, aia
NE receipts Of grain and -four reported or ssDlf
dSy at New-York, Phalelphis baltimore ana c op.
iol no bushels: oats zS211 bushels; total gram
1870 bushes -four 80 257 paeEsgs@ a. WSss
- TxG hnsheis: corn $50 100 bushels oats, uog95
bushels total grain, 337,s9s bushels; Hour, 1s''S'
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ood 70 Prime sold Ago 81 " oe AZ"
me average estimated nt 70 % -. ~ So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fer two days. 2S6 carloads o. 1,fVI
haad5 carloads direct East Side and brooklyn sangn.
or M Eastman. 70 carloads 30. Stern esfSsos 70,
and 90 carloads ct Jersey City including carloads ae
eaturday conAigned 70 n, Westhemer. . ,,..,.
more than 80 carloads on sale to-day Tsaas e
ad nrieos ehow material change, the market cfosns
Decent Prime Steers sold at es LSse1 30 pst t
Cd 90 Dry Cows % ~ ioefS 10 ana sM Enhssa AZ
at 90 T0Set. Mr.. Goldsmith reeerSoo anu psfNAs0~ "
PTlySts cable adyiees from London quote Rsfrgersssa
Reef fubT az I'd about &c per n AmeIicsu ASo NV
De unchanged az 10 J.eRl1 lee dressed weight ~.
fhe NeVAda sas tomorrow With a24O quarters ~ peSs
The Erin VIII DO laden vita s75 Cattle 1000 sheep ana sVo
q esss Shipments Of Lave Cattle sheep and Dressed
Reef and MutIon tollowsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
ETr.Interest

The Treasury accepted 81 900 las NJ 10s and
rejected offers above that price, and oil Offers OF
per cents. :, 80, ,n...
The business in State bonds included Tennessee
"a ttieneft Be- az slight advance 70 ~ Ia, settle
,,erf ses az I(l and Georgia gold IS at OF "a
There were no transactions in city bank shnres.
While the trading IN railway bonds was not
aetiye the market displayed firm 'front.', and
Yer and Rio Grande Western frsts gained per
cent at 90, Louisville. Ncw-Albany and Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

g i IS d, n g !. G. 8 II 5sy 3
i ls2 s sIsss is ~ =: " u ";
4 3 III 3 81 & 81 4 4 + Y h e %
sss6sss S q ssss ~ ss S;ss,.:s e + i,
81 81 8 ss III 9 < e "a n 1sas9 a
:. 4 I. q a 81 s 4, sss r. ,ss
100 d. az Is e5 175 State Lambs o. ID 10 - ~ Sol 81
40 81 IA b. ct "a 80; 9 Bucks 118 u, at - So. " s
Sherman Culver Ill Western Sheep 10 In \. -
ss 50; i ae 1si n e se go wsstsEa and InelsSs z
Al Isl; 35 Miehigan yesrliaes ~ n - ~ rs
h, Pideock fs2 Ohio Sheep OIL ~ ~ - - 70; ~
49, "a Bucinshasa SO STATE sheep 10 is n a Is
n Buaio do rs b &C ~ 9oi rs Colorado a., l2s -
n q rs SOL 2ss Mlch,gsn gssfiags % * a q ~
~ r,.nped Ohio Do rs D. at - los Ohio Yeaflines 64 rs
n al 10 18l do, 81 A. a. 81 7se Spring LAMBDA q
"a % ges sasp Co. 90 Chicago Sheep 1zs " e Is 20,
% DO Is b. q Is ss, aoS Ysasasa 70 ~ 3 sssoi
l4e as Y r. 30 carload. Of 1os hssd Feeling
steady and fair % primo Hogs may DO quoted ct ss 2o4
20 81 81 Ivy W Smith q state Hoss ITS average =
ss 40 per 100 n $3.50. :. ~
Judd 4 Buckingham: ~ State Hogs laI 70, ~ 20 23t
1 Rough do, 400 n, st "a 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
Mr.. crsvsLAxD a co4n1ssIoNER.
ApPorETER WITH CHARLES coUDERT AMI
LrroEsrER HoIME TO APPRAIsE HIGH
pprncw pApR Yawuat

Justice Patterson, Of the Supreme Court yesterday
arucinted ex-President Grover Cleveland, ChaSies
condert ana Leicester p Holme commissioners to ap-
praise the value Of the land for the High Bridge Park
me new park Is TO eonsst Of 1915 lots, tho greater
portion Of which are above the now bridge, and Is
to extend from ope-hundred-snd-h mtg -hfth-st to
Dycsmsn.st Isaac NJ Dyeknsn, after whom this
street IS named owns about 100 lots in the neishbor
hood He ssse1 FOR the appointment Of Eugene q,
ives a. ere Of the commissioners.
At the law Office Of Bangs, stetson; Tracy Mac
veagh. NO. as WiIllau-st Of which firm ex President
f,leveana q member Tribune reporter was told
yesterday afternoon that II was not known when Mr.
Cleveland would return from bis trip TO CuDa or
whether he would accept his appointment as one OF
the commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

oonsols ss per cent at "a Us ex-interesh North
err pAcific seconds / SO az II 4 5-S, ana oregon
Raiiway and Navigation consols IL pei cent ~
IO5. Smaller advances were made by many eInsr
issues, including Reading first incomes, wfncn
closed the fraction higher at 81 3-s. Ibe nfgess
decline was ID per cent in Gull, Colorado ana
Santa Fe gold IS, which fen TO 7Q. =. Atlanuo
and Pacific incomes further yielded leg per cent 70
Ie and Richmond and Allegheny hrstss recelpts,
were lie lower at 6S. 60 u
In the unlisted department. Of the stock TX tx
change. Cotton Oil certificates were unnsuaIg
active, t7,d60) advancing from 5e 7-S TO % go
and closing firm at the highest point sugar
Refneries sold t56I) ct "a 3-0a84t ana Natiohal
Lead Trusts q ,oi0) at 81 1-4a20 1921. Uthe s
transactions were In Georgia Pacific 1rsls Sl,VOV
at 100 "a and second oonsol 5s tS5,5OO ut % i-e
and "a Ia. ..,.oa 4,
The money market was somewhat excited N
the afternoon. The early rates for demand loans ans
were 41-2 and per cent, and the DniK Oh bhe
new business was at TO 8. While there was
n legitimate hardening OF rates the supsequent
advance to 10 per cent shortly before the close
was probably the result OF manipulation Inc
extreme rate was not long maintained, ana at
the end there was good supply at 9 per cent.
The Clearing House statement To-Day Was
as follows Exchanges, &7f,6Ol ,ass; balances
81 ,522,2 .,.
The following are the comparative quarterly statements
Of the state banks Of the city Of New.Yorki
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
THE TRADE IN oHIcAGo.

Chicago, April / (s2ccsD. General rains ov1 ~
West made July wheat weak to-day. aThs Dig holpers
Of the May option made that very weak iof inc -
N sbaIDp cut Lecpod Bloom who hiss failing after
them with big line On tha curb, before the openng
July almost touched 81. but after tho regular openns
break was for while prevented By purchases ~ soms o.
ton Of snail 20 take the psons oGered tse 1 ns
ths DELAYED the break for while. II was apparent
however, that the May longs sailing, and 10 nnay
Nay which opened 81 o. and which cold ~ ~ " *
dropped % 81, and closed there July openea A. %
and ciOsed a. the same price for Mays EsRs
All tho spss0n within Ia cent range Osts kept WYNN
p cent ranRe Provisions suffered considerable decnne
INC March hog receipts 90 600 above the receipts
Tor March 1S8 and addition hoy averaged % pounds
heavier equivalent 30 over 500 additional bel 10
The curb Nay whs@s closed 81 81 90 La jug ~ 90 LIZ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
arfMARxErs

-, 1~u~v = "A, iNatetaB rrsnsis css nettes spennf q
~ - I395,t< sou Lowest. S9la cesea gVA nslns
ssrs: . . sssssss eg.iSS arss: runs Si.Si5
ssssr Ap sss STEADY Ss ss sass. TI ss
psaa Asrii y ss osast 81 4
se xzse X 81. c56 bJiS ,,...,...,..
s sss 1 ss. l sSs:s 81 I sisssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

y aa sseeess s ssss a. saa ssssss
g $780, .pnsng PsrssSs ss sas 81
ch0Iee Hsa saa gssessTsss soSa TS EsSt Grades,
oss,aa E sSse ~ 81 SHIPMENTS aone market steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

me crude eertifeate market opened duh yesterday ana
So lower At 30 cents The news from the Mckeown
ayforstown wells showed failing on In total output bus
other Geld indications favorable an increase In SUP
ply fhe ea report for March sse wss depress,na sn4
quickly In the trading and closed only shade under
figure and firm The borrowers Of cerfid
Gates eth carry the Storage charges or pay premians TOR
inc The S range q prices and the dealings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

oa.n aaotanons follows. N, sgnE wss T. ~ ~
Corn sfSsc No 2oat.95 No rye ~ o4ss No ai ~,
~ n0pasL 30 s Psrs se ss q isl Is Dor ss Lard
"a az per 100 ID Short RID SIDE. loose - isgs 40 az
Sexsd az SO e7A whskey disllers nnisaed xoods " "
vSr gallon sugArs-out Loaf 77sesao' SrannAssd WV
stsnSsrd "a" ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

SUES an THE Consolidated STOCK AHD RE
rnoLEUn E1cHATdE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
THE pErRoLEUg MzRKsz.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE on PRICES
The March report Of FIELD work proves 70 be bsssh
a. had boon expected It shows increase Eebru
ary Of 50 In tho number OF wells completed snd Tia d.
in the number Of dry holes lonly D records he
good fortune Of the producers VINO are now aeYs with tie
drill big gain the average daily new production q
rasde-3e79 barrels, or more then 12o per cent ne
activity Of the ned BY The f6c3Et
the producers In andnk sources Of supply
Is reflected an Increase 1o2 10 the number q wef
drilling and OF SO IN the number Of rigs up and bu6nx
Increase Of 1873. Compared with year ago te can
trsst 70 sn more striking Such an exhibit might % n
tefpeted BY operators for depression Is - snentsss
showing land conducive 70 their ability 70 cover lh1
contracts at profit were not for The fact nat activity
Che country Il the Unwelcome thng whlch
before the shutn movement Of NOVEMBER. 1861,
was starred SO long the average daily rate OF dsly
Of oil consuming interests 10 0Oo 20 l5ooo
barrels the fed expansop 70 can hardly b.
come Formidable wien recalled that the daily sycfaze
runs for isss only 2ss pssrsIsi fsr lss5 s2 ss3
barrels for 1886 Che big washington pool year
barrels for 1855 50 1Ss barrels and for 49, bar
dpction % 81 oel barrels dsyl ne ayersgs Price
barrel while shipments averaged only CO. $50 bsreis Day
stocks amounted 70 over $1,000 900 bzreis
against 10 100000 barrels to-day The following hhe
compares the Held reports for the nrst three nchs o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

FINANCIAL MARKErA
LONDON phi Ia cGusolA SSt tST 9oth mercy sna
saIan Pacnc Sis, Erie 2sai do second eonsos Looh
en yo-k SsnrnI lOoL Reading 22ls Mexican Central
srs. iserEage bonds TIA Mexican Ordinary AS' 81
paul Common, G5A[
ss aIyiest ouotS psr rsntss a. IS francs 70
eentmes for the account ana exonange On Louon ~ ~
francs % "A eentimes for checks
Par silver Il quoted az a. VI per ounce -
The rte Of discount In tho open market for hree montnS
The Of bullion gone the Bank of England on bal
auco to-day Ia el2I, 900,
Spanish ~. TAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

SPIRITS OF TURpENTINB
CHARLESTON, April l.Turpentine nominal 4bc asked
sAYIgsAH Aurii f,--Turpen tne-Nothlng doing.
WILMINGTON. April l-Turpentine nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

IotaIs'.'... FI-@ WHIV' V0' h"U IT,
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House S547,0S0. Its net gain on balance
on Saturday and to-day was 81 ,3c7, 004, made up
by gain Of 1850 01 coin, less loss OF
s24l, 967 currency. The two days operations coy
cred Receipts, s5,s36,te7; payments "a ,so9, 4eS;
consisting Of si71, ,3a4 coin and 81 764,ss1
currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day S209,210 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were so0s, $50, and the
internal revenue receipts were 1851, 440.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows:
March %. April L Differences;
Net silvir On nd 27,19o,oat 27oeeos2 Dec 1s2''SS
ON ON htnd....... asoO0s os 254A247s Dec. 6sssSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

psposIss S Vis aaos6.sss ls,SoSsiT DsO 72S,Oos
Ne. cash barns s2os s2S sac Inc s2o22S
The foreign exchanges were quiet and firm
The demand for remittances was not sumclent 70
cause an advance IN the S rstes Gf 1STa and Ell 80
respectively for long and shot stefnng; Eiehen
francs at Bis 81 and BIS Ia reicn 1 ~ S'
05 IA end 05 80, and guilders at 40 ana a. IL
In London British eonsols rallied slightly
toward the close 20 os Ia for both money ana
ths account The Bank Of England gained on
balance 81, 900 pounds sterling, and money was
silver again was lower at az 81 Sd an ounce, Eng
lsh standard. American railway shares Mere
strong at small advances. At Paris, French
~ the early loss ON progress Of the monthly settle
monts They closed at $3.50, exchange on Lon
don being a5 "a Ia francs TO the pound sterhn
The Ss sPsS Of the sT d."rsd div
rsy cent ON the preferred stock, payable on April
Is 10 stockholders Of record on April g. Inc
dividends on this stock ore 70 DC declared qu"fVerV
hereafter instead of half-yearly.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
49,. :, ur,, iS $50 iS sssS 1859 90
tn Tsd Ts's ass,S S: sT 5SSs s SS 'ss ss
81. LOUIS. ALTON AND TEERE HAuTE
IBsaneh L1neAl
EssS;; : k ?IsS isSsEE ssS a5i
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Month Of FebTuary- -. .,. -, oao ,or 80 o,n k,a
Operating erpeuses... Tda4lV lo'H1of o-D,vo-
~. yss;;; "a fsssse ss
SS:sss ssS:a:E Sc ' &Ss
Net :IgS SsR 10S:Ai e, aooa2u sszOoo s2Osio
PITrsBuRG AND WESTERN.
with leased lineA)
Month Of Tcbruary 1888 1850 I'd Daef az "a
D Dos ig sHnsnses.. Of 500 10o.620 Dec. 1900
49,, o.~n,,rs s4ls77 s384s7 Dec, e9,390
ES Sy 70 FOB. Is issSJH 1857 DiHersneSsst
GUY os,nnga -. FL SOS 900 els34. 693 inc. sS9,4sA
1rer,,ng eSpsnses.... Os5oN 100l7o9 Ino 71O9o
Net earnings for $500 a-o "a, ~. .a- oe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
raE esxsHAI Lrsr


.orxs Ae.--. - shares
aVSAS or,gl H'Kt Low1t FINAL BID Ask'a s0ia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
posDs AYD BANK srooKs.

lpon ...................7.sOo..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
u..,na knru 4 1884

THE DECREASE OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Monday, April Up. N.
sThs Treasury statement issued to-day shows
decrease of tho public debt in ths last month OF
s1S, COS, $50, which makes the total reduction
since the beginning Of the FISCAL year $50, 200, o94
The following compares ths statement Of April l. 1882
with that OF March 1, 1889:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-21

tainted by the brook Besor. They could not
take another step farther. Their feet were
sore; their heads ached: their entire nature was
exhausted. Besides that they were broken
hearted because their homes were gone. ZIklag
in ashes! And yet David, when he comes up to
them, divides the spoils among them. lie says
they shall have some of the jewels, some OF the
robes, some of the treasures. l look over this
audience this morning, and fnd at least zoo
who have tainted by the brook Besor-the
brook of tears. You feel as if you could not
take another step farther. as though you could
never look up again. But am going to Initiate
David, and divide among you some glorious
trophies. Here is robe: "All things work
together for good to those who love God"
Wrap yourself in that glorious promise. Here
is for your neck string of pearls, made out of
crystallized tears: weeping may endure Tor
a night, but Joy cometh in the morning" Here
and will give thee
IA CROWN OF LIFE"
Dye fainting ones by the brook Besor, dip
your blistered feet in the running stream of
Gods mercy Battle your brow at the wells of
salvation. Soothe your wounds with the bal
sam thas exudes from trees OF LIE. God will
not utterly cast you of, o broken-hearted man,
o broken-hearted woman, fa1nting by the
brook Besor.
bruised. He says: Il can't get any more music
out of this instrument: so will just break it.
and will throw this reed away. Then / will
get another reed, and l will play music on
that" But God says he will not cast you off
because all the music has gone out Of your soul.
"The brulsedreed he will not break" As far
as 1 can tell the diagnosis of your disease. you
want Divine nursing, and it is promised you:
las one whom his mother comforteth, so will
comfort you" God will see you all the way
through, b troubled soul, and when you come
down to the Jordan of death, you will
find it to be as thin brook as
Besor; for Robinson says that, in
April, Besor dries up, and there is no brook at
all. And in your last moment you will be as
placid as the Kentuckian minister who went
up to God, saying, in the dying hour: Write to
my sister Kate and tell her not to be worried
and frightened about the story of the horrors
around the death-bed Tell her there is not a
word of truth in it. for l am there now, and
Jesus is with me, and l find it very happy
way; not because am a good man, for am
not; am nothing but poor, miserable sinner;
but have an Almighty Saviour, and both of
his arms are around me-"
May God Almighty. through the blood of the
everlasting covenant. bring us into the CON-
panionship of our loved ones who have already
the heavenly land and entered the
presence of Christ whom, not having seen, we
love, and so David shall recover all, 'and as his
part is that goeth down to the battle, SO shall
bis part be that tarrieth by the stuff"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-21
A 81. .0Ql Picfnre Free.

"Will They Consents" is large magnif-
cent engraving. 1sx24 inches, an exact
copy of an original painting by Kwall,
which was sold for $1,000.
This valuable picture is fitting to adorn
any lady's parlor, and in order to offer an
extraordinary inducement to introduce our
Wax Starch, this costly picture will be
given away, free to every purchaser of a
small box of Wax Starch. Ask your grocer
for Wax Starch and obtain this beautiful
and costly picture free. The WAX
STARCH Co., Keokuk. Iowa,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-21
BROKEN SIZES ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
MEMS FINE 0VERCOATS
ONLY x+ So 65 CHOICE, x1o
To-Day, Monday, Only.

Among these Overcoas you will find prime quality Chinchis
that sold for s8 $50 and S5 aso elegant English
Meons the regular prices of which ranged from ST. S7
further fine French Kereys that intended retail S2 s2
S and s2 again. imported Wide Wales and Scotches that here
toe considered cheap S22 and M All of these
Overco fully equal custom work every respect have been
placed together counter and any walk right in
day. Monday and take his choice for So g. These garments
and h but being the last of the kind will close them
the ingnifcanty low price of So 65-today, and
day only To avoid mistakes, ask for the So IS counter when
you call