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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

Cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Flatulency, Collie, and all Diseases of
the Stomach, Costiveness, Inflammation,
Diarrhaa, Piles, and Diseases uf the Bowels,
Congestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, Nausea,
Headache, Giddiness, Nervousness, Wan
dering Pains, Malaria, Liver Complaint,
and all Diseases arts ng from a Gorged and
Sluggish Liver. They clean the mucous
coats, reduce gorged on corgested condi
tions, break stubborn complications, re-
STORE free, healthy action T. tao organs, and
give the system chance to recover tone
and strength InrY are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

A suspicion &. getting abroad that
David Il. Hill ia rapidly becoming 4 back
Hum Der.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11
Daily Eeunfbef sausaaa.
:rueSOAy, FEB. II. 1880.

ards of thanks and resolutions Of rsspec,
viii &c >hArged ct the rate of ten cents . hse.
All advert ,'nx announcements OF entertain.
nen,s whose soieet 10 the raising Of money,
will be charged At ne rate Of fifteen cent? a
line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

The work of tearing off the old bridge
covering was begun yesterday, aud soon
one Of the city's old land marks will remain
only in remembrance. Contractor Shanna-
han will probably complete his part Of the
work on the new bridge this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

S6-Get one dozen Cabinet photos and
lGxz0 crayon finely finished for 800 st
Burgess studio, Augusta. Inspection OF
work solicited. feblld1v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

Mr.. c. n. Hsmlen, the recently elected
city treasurer entered upon his duties ye.-
terday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

At the last meeting of Asylum Lodge,
|. o. o. F., the elegant life size crayon
portraits of 7. G. r. William r. Smith.
7. G. r. Rodney Is. Cspen, and Hon. J. S.
Hobbs were presented and accepted with
appropriate " eeches. II will be remarked
that few weeks since these portraits were
on exhibition in the windows at G. II. Ss-
son's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

The first accident of any accou that has
befsllens workman on the bridge hap
pened to Will Mccoy yesterday. While
pulling on the drag rope of the derrick he
lost his balance and fell into the pit cutting
deep cash in his hip. Several stitches
had to be taken
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

| A gentleman who came to this city on the
evening train yesterday said nineteen men
came from Albany to South Gardiner last
evening for the purpose of erecting ice
houses on the graded ground opposite
| Bradstreet's mill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

The fact that $4,000 Engli-h emf
grants LEFT their country during l-s9 for
other lands does not indicate that Free
Trade il the great panaeea for all social
and industrial lila that Mr. Gladstone
and Bro. Mils would have p"oplo be-
lieve.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liv
er Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is gusran
teed TO cure YOU. For sale by e. B
Murphy ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

man who spends day by the brook
side with rod and reel at this time of the
year usually expects 10 catch something
the speckled beauties are ;ne uncertainties
coughs and colds are the certairties
4damson's Botanic Cough Baisam vii
break up either. febl l1eod&u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11
PULM0NIC
SYRUP
VIII Cure
CCOGHS. COLDS,
And All Diseases Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.

II is pleasant to the taste,
and '''os moi ,''t'tiin a particle
at o.,uiii urH.5tiing injnri-
.r< t Gs-. oitlH Med
lHnt. NuI.t t~fi.
n. 1T i-. Prize 5 oe
t. srhr"a -i-,ek
1T re,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

Miss Mary r. Hall was rendered a very
pleasant surprise party last evening at her
residence on Western Avenue, the occa-
sion being her twentieth birthday. A large
number were present among whom were
several Gardiner people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

officer Warren Bruce who has been of
duty with the influenza for few DAYS wa.
on: yesterday and will soon return TO hi,
beat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

Samuel j Randall appears to be =
falling man His own buoyant spirit
and calm courage have kept him up won
dcrfully thus far, but there seems 10 be-
no permanent change for the better in
his condition His many friends fear
that his public career is nearly at an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11
PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AND ABSOLUTELY SAFE

( For Sale hv AZ rrrc~.ts rrirc o. Ct
4 per box; 3 hoSr- $50, rs ~'-t
mail, I. ='n~.. tsf
+. j., ! .....
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

Monday morning the Augusta Lumbe,
Co commenced work on two piers two
miles above the dam. They have already
constructed three pieri there, but are build.
ing these two additional for extending their
boom farther.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11
Or. SCHEMCK'S
XEAWEED
0VIc


And all Disorders of the hi
gestive Organs. Its likewis'
a Corroborative or Strength
ening Medicine, and may b
taken with benefit in all cas-
Of Debility. For Sale by al
Druggists. Price, 81 90 PEI bot
tie DR.. Schenck q New Bool
on Lungs, Liver and Stomach
mailed free. Address,
Or. j.h.SchencA 4 Son. Ph;la
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

Work seems to be especially active in
Masonic circles. Bethlehem lodge has
seven candidates now awaiting initiation.
ID. d., g. II Z. Stevens of Oakland will
make his official visitation to Cushnoc X.
A. Chapter next Thursday eve ming. After
the ceremony banquet will be- served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11
Special EMBELLISHMENTS.

small advertise zaents. rot exceeding three lines
corainx spier the head Of wANrEp, Eos SALE,
To LEr Losr. Sc. viii be inserted one time for
s cents t.sr~~ ti.-- fog - eests and one week TO-
81 O. ats IL paid In advance IL NOT PAID IN Ab
VANCE zsssrLAg BATES WILL re cHAEsED-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

People who sop to consider the value the
Relief Association of the Maine Central
Railroad Company is to its members, men
who daily brave risks of losing their lives,
will wish much success to the annual ball
to be given Wednesday evening in Portland
to add to the funds Of the Association.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14

strong higher lSy sSo, ribs IS So Bacon rm sss
Miiwaukee April I2-Wheat excited No. spring On
track SIC Nay on ;9s track os &C. no oats SSne S 70 ~s
track d2Ss tracy rye asn a4gnsr No. 47@c Barley
pbu.delphia April 12.-Flour market quiet as buyers
and sellers generally lcal5c apart prices rye dour
firm at and - sosca about cm sharp adVsns
SITUATION mere however largely nominal nothing
So"g 1a grsa sse. scarce o% and firm cee S7G4 s%od
milling wheat ssss p%e paS s. s. ,ansy s'gSs June 81
.i tSr" % @ss %aEhet DSt GPc%e %A as9S =:
cables and better export inq1iry prices fully recoysTd
ara Ira rq'ea c caay ge caot. c'sp Ter trad & nm With
good demand No at si@Soc no; mixed track rack and nd
% c, 81 30 high @std Sxscl in sSth to eeyyato
So Gsh %Ssd nSsc !" @ SSs@'d DO IN sOs Ns
ssisc No. mixed APRIL s:a$saeo May a
Jod Jaae r carrots rmcd r though quit uncrad
Shltc 3sc do Ghoer ScS 'c So So white sse Do
Sppd ssisc Futures beyond this month nth .s highcr
Se"trr' White Ap a2%s2f ioy5us MaE sSs fS an sS
J $lGs.e sl Gon,v Jny 5Sc per bb higher because d
the sharp Speculative advance n chsSo IN sS ob Tss Se
ads "a fair smoked kf Df ety. 1a ss Sa
new % So famy a lSa j. ,s 30 Poe do btcA, si re-
Ioo.S g. Eggs lm with moderaSe demand gs'nny
snl' s @ 100 Sa bush zoo ,fssSc SasS
bush s. oat. SOD 200 h bush os,. I,p ppoc bush
st. Lou- April o-Fo fairly active meak ama b@, ne
,rrt cloed with Nav and June "a July - and august
l. cent above ystday no red g1s s go a.kd AusS.s
81 gc asked oon nrn No miSrd s ,a,n .rn. so1.c Sa
sc,tcmbor al i,c bid easy NO : ,a-l - .si%
-. bd ccsc: july e3'.c bid Rye In denana eaos Il "a
lead dull and nominal Euter and eggs o ovn:
roai biohGr, Al -jdsi 20. Whi>key - W iIpN',."
hohor porl 81 30 Lard :6 - bid. Dfv sal, .ss,s -,
SHomdcrs : 5O6si - longs and ribs - .s op and liz
p,con-Hoxcd shoridcr-. 5Jdr1 y "'- '' ~
- s0 as: .hor. =5as6 i2c .t" "a ocS
Li,- wheat 20 90 600 pu-h'
bush: rvc 1000 hush barcy coo 6n,n corn II 600
Flour. 1000 ibis; wheat o i)Va"pv p..L b'' w
hush oats 600 bush rye. 1000 Dush' ~.
Toledo April 12whcat actiye pisher ;orn steady
cah az. Nav 33t.r. June 3i'tc oats nTn; ~
Nav DC Clovcrseed Nrm; cash and APRIL - o' O''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
IINE STOCK MARKET.

49,. vi. ~,.n,dav Apra -BEEVrS-Rocep,A
,oa carloads of 1850 hoac-io carload, az h"Dn'" 20
TOD. al oOth.,L and ,ai- az jersey 'iD y.
n.yn,d 10 exporters and -.au.tefer WIN th'
% ;saaa- "s,9aa- AID Az tis mS1ig steady prices
>hnn.ut, today 3-5 cattle Oh INC "tAt,,, 90 ~
ON hs Boston Cty. and 1920 quarters Of oeei on 'n'
3%at. cable ad,iccs received to-day quote refrise'a
B.ef -teady is,d. and American steers uh'"'"S'N
'~SGi ~to~ SgSI Gnictt. ii mcal.td Pennsyivania
S,.rs uo5 y a,eraso 35 p'r 100 = LAT. M
( iry cows. 80 =. at - p Go '"5 ~ al % 'N"'
~ -C,IyFs' Rcc,ts .6s had Maik't firm VIA ,.'e:
n common 20 far Y al al id5-c ahd extra ''i 'o1 "
6-Ss., ! Halienhc,k. 81 vesl-. IL =. at s..
I,re Wright Co.. - N'@'l-' l3' - 40 '-'' - e''
no 'Ipisrock son, % Veals Il2 =. a, &c do
icj - M a.: 30 DO. l25 - at 1sc; al J'f''' ''N
s'I1TIP NND LAMBS Receipts. 10 ear9sd- o. 2 os3
hsoa - carloads Al J'r.ey CRY. ana a. ..a' ' s = &
ling- In-horn >hc'p lid AZ ," p'"s y - 80
inuI do az o. un-hoin le1iliiE> ~ = - 80 30
'li.Ilu '' Pld'ock sons $50 Clipped Ohio sh'en'
- - ~ - = i9l do 32ls - al - - - % '- M F"
- It In .horn state Ycariine. 7o'. o. az - -,
- sherman , CULVER. 43o Michigan sheep i'h-""i''
80, y at 90 -. 100 do. 96 - q 20 = H. -, s. =,
iudl ( Buckingham; 100 Michigan Sh''p' i0' . ~
:" - 'iIsrrincton 20 vn.hon! STAT. Sh'sp ~ az
- *. iij Clipped ohio Nearlins-. 80 "' a. 7'--
l'' 'nnlnnhack Dcvey i9s rn-horn Onto shop l@gs
u, ~ 10 - Clipped ohio Yoafiinr-. ~ - az - "a
~ T. horn do y at - 30 81 >tai' d. - n =. y.
i Uallcnbeck l.? Michigan N'arhnes' - 81" !"
uGGs-Eeccipts r3 carloads ot oe5 bad caTo,is ,s
a, ioth.,t and q carload, az jersey C,y. Nominlv
steady - 5OHS So
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
IHE STATE or TEIDE.

Baltimore Apil ie.-Ceiton nominal; mlddlng 1lNc.
tir a,tA, and higher. Hos ara-, and western sup
80 do - - p; DO q" family, - ~
a., -. c, mill Rio brands cNtid ~ -'Gst 30, Mnt,f
wheat patent - 500 = 90 splng Do o. *oGsS - 90
southern quiet ciaded lc lower, tnItt sSG~Sr long
,rf" ~. ol. 80 ~, No. &. rcd. SO " est
.ri .tmdy 40 red spot and April s6: G>6'.c
Nav Sias.t4c. July. siac bd. Corn southern quiet
md -t.llt. white. apG 20, yellow, 3oG52y; W lu
strong. nlNcd ~p,t and Apf'l. 3>i.a.'~ May S'',f
$40 june. 39i.aSnNc. July. -',a i'c' Nn-u't '"G
tnl .f.l..r 81 ,43s-r. oats firm. Nouthf hfm aud
r.n,.vi,ana a.a3ec Wr.t,rn Whit. 81 aS.c do mixed.
,,,GSt.: graded No. white, J-c. Rye hfm at oDd1tc
-i~,. a,,vc Mess pork old ril 30, old. si- 30 hui.
meat. Loose shoulders. ons 'lear ''Af fio SIDES ANA
u. Nl,l shoulders. -rNti-cird smoked >ionid'
- m. iOdi2L,. Lard Refined 7-c, crudr. dddAr.
,,. f.l,: Rio carpo,~ fair .oA a20.' sugar steady
A SUI b.. copper quiet refined l-H.G lHc- Whl-h't
Gu a. al lOdsll l2. frrlght> 70 LN'oo. per steamer
n,,,, ,ottou Hour 2oa@2, grain. Bid toiN g.,
1id,rs Receipts Flour. 4tOo bbl' wheat 5000
hu-r com - oO6 bush; oats. 5000 bush tN". 3o,p
h,-h Shi,ment--tlour. 26. bbls 600 bush.
SAFE " n.at. = 900 bush corn i2S 600 bush.
uur.io April l2-W Whcat 40 hard dull; odc asked at
o'rl,,L closing. offered No Northern IN th'
,,nrL,t. winter wheat good demand 5000 bush No :
,nd s,lj carly NJ S9G9lc; car No white. Sdc; No /
Ni,hntn tii,-f r,c Corn stronger demand iAf
X " ,rlnw SS03Ni,c; No 3 yellow. 13,c, No yellow
a,l,r \n q" S,,,0S1c: No 3. 36a3G-V tiIcN. pdt,
",i,t hut nm > white. Sic. No ; do, SOC, No =
~ 600 bush No extra at 5oGdoc; 1000 bush No $
|,n,da ,ic. /, cars State iSq1oc. Rye nominal
Tonr hghcr: spring patent = 1cG-d best winter - -
:, ~ MUccd finn coarse winter bran. tlo; >lilns'
Whrnf so ono bush. 10000 bush. shipments
yh.at 40 600 bush; corn. 5000 bush.
Chicago April The leading futures RANGED aS fol-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
GRAIN 1ND PRODUCE MARKETS..
rr,r,-rrs or yrw.yoHK DEALINGS.

FrATrrrS OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS
The official record IL transactions In wheat on e''
s,.,. ran mn N IL 900 900 bushels The net ohciA
changes for the day were declines OF l-4"'o 'e"'.
There was no novel feature in the way oi news o"'
the impetus given TO bull Iak by the Government Sp
report seemed but little exhausted Acc' '' - w
cla.c frosh excitement was developed on the euro
and several millions Of bushels Weis uranrv and
We. wa, responsible for the reNlNen puD n,eo,ri.
H., ram mn "a oi - cent?. July to 81. ana De'cnio
To- o3 = cents May reacted 70 J- = oeia~ ,, AZ VS.
end and Julv to 81 Is cents Inc 'i,li ns uia.s ~
,c,ioctnd until the curb furore was developer dla
hon . 900 bushels Of No. Milwaukee, ~i'at er ~et9
taken for export. The wheat ,pe,ud,DnI necmls,nr
~, 49, , iots Ia cuc-s its fluctuations. but II has
roachcd stage where the enthusiast = a. nneN u"
lose money 70 win II by o2 c9niu.md nd sctve The
~ ,1rt demand appointed 10 264 900 bushels mere a.d
ncarlv 100 600 bushels AZ the out port' lhe opys %
.Iin,ied wheat closely and while the frShat Vi',e ~
iin,nsiIv unchanged from Friday night. hay 9p.ohs
spmrtcd up on the curb 10 30 IA ana july l" n"
cen,o wcrc shade better both for pot and options.
Tho f,.rrcs were l--0 + cent higher az the enh'
rho :. cornerr i'm pork and lard Al tne Ne,t 80
naturally reflected here. and az one nm Pls.o rs ara
lard went np 2On II points. Inc Iate "eaarI1 -,
n a resciionary tendency, but the net oiieh gains
held were liail points. - .uo,vs.
The official closing Iuo'a'ni1,n' Tnpe 90 ~: uly
90 1-2 August. % L., sep'ehDc'' % 49, ~
O., l. cents. lima ao. Tulv
40 NNn,I 10 NAY. 20 -, June. 30 = cents
Iald-May. So June - - July az =" ~ '''
r,,s. ~ i -epfemhcr, - 81: octoDer. -, -, 10.
s"r1 roccini Of grain and flour reported or >atuNay
n New York Philadelphia. baltimore ana b's"o sos
A. follows Wheat. l2"'' ouSnsl,, ain ror' All 4os
ra,i' si'c, and II. Louis the arrivals were; Wnea';
80 80 bu,hel- corn. l96,51I bn'he, Ht,s. .
bushels total grain, 3933i1 bushels no"r' i'''''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
WILL MAYOR GRANT DIGEST TKISl
From The Real Estate Record.


The appointment of a RAPID Transit Commissions "
Mayor Grant undoubtedly primarily If not cItirn,
political move. The personnel Of the Conlhlls 20
he named i, quite satisfactory, but II, powers arc Wv
limited to give the city the rapid transit IL nc"' ent
Mayor knows this In MAY. l-S9. after TIC tics III
defeat Of his b he said to reporter OF Inc Nc ~,
and Guide I'm b the question what 'rs 'ouo
action 40 you propose taking now that your I'll
Ia, been killed at Albany ~ " shall nave 10 iaa.
back upon the mower which the law at pr,'ea rrs S
me. can. the Application Cf ify properly ,,inn
appoint Commission 70 determine upon thc ,,, %
cf the rapid transit question without WAITING ~. ~ IN
other session. II would only be waste "l VII un' an ~
wait till next year and cndcavor % push ,nr sos
other bill" Yet the Mayor did wait unt an aiv,o i
SON and did cndcavor to push through another pm ,o
very unnecessary proceedings surely II ne % rssnt
fall back upon the power which the INV .,,sStinn
gives find "A solution Of the rapid tranS's ~ %h.t Ina
lie knew better. lie knew that no Con'hl>s,", , A., 40,
has power to appoint could give the CIV r, ~ a. move
and In view Of these facts II is plain ti' ~, ,rmmp
l. political \, Hamilton Fish puts I'm ~ n /. not
card" Exactly what the outcome VIII .ha rassctt
easy to hut thing Is apparent. ,mr,,sson Wv,
bill should pass both houses the Mayor =, h shoun
will give the Governor excuse 10 Neto " IA ''N
wish to. as 10 doubt he viii.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
1--WE srncK MARKETS TELEGRApH

Uur,io Nurl l2-CAttlr-I,c,pt> flr th' pa y
hours 500 heal total fec week haI i3r eiS
:" ~ X,~E Z gSO o, -,c. iiO. market nr. ui n
hanged sheep and amhe, ept> fot tio la'i - no 2 r
Son head total or w..N 3S 500 tot sam iLe
ia.t w.sN = 500 consigned through. 500 q 80 IN,
N.,k 1000 on Sal" 5000. hri'r. but not Hl"''.,
if,n,r ,ho.. 20 cNtr, sheep ~d 3jGs6 80: eIum y
rood ~ ,a - common T. good - ofSo 10. pi
:; = 80 good 20 choice larn. - 3jd- % iir 20 L"e
= i5G$7 30. r,dium 10 flr ~j ,1"r, 10, rg'' 20.
~ So Hog Receipts or a" past - hor 3D.. ~ '
f,,,i for week thus Tar ~ 700 or ~ane u' a-t N'N
4.qlO: consigned throuch. $50 % Nv ni". -.t
ON sale ITO. all offerings taken; ma N't a. .N' IN.
,l birh,r. r,diuni> and hrNv - 80 - - >fl.r'a
,dur weight. - 80 selected YORKER, - ,osct .
,..im ufe. and eht Yorker - 5bdSt -. pigs ~ D
torfh> Il 5na - - st1r> sl,f q 30 ,.. .,,,-,..
,.,i,a, "a Aprn - -"rhr Drawers Journal. report,
r,,,. n.,,lnf. 3 800 head. shipments eco; Marcy
slow, bce,c. oOas5 ~teTs - 3,a@i 80 & \, "a az: AZ
TcNas corn.fcd steers. -3a-3 1o; ga>s r, -, 49," ~
Iar> H.rept, coo head shipments o,'Vp ~ -.
=: 10. hich.r mixed - aoGSi 40, heavy. -o9t T.
lirht. ~ l50$t 81: >Np~ ~ 80 fri SLY a
ono head >hiun.n:, Ooo. market steady - sn
- - Western cornfcd sja - O Texans, ~ 'odso ooi
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
LnNnnN WOOL MAEKEr.

London. Arrn II Nt The wool sale, tG-i"' ibcrs
hsl,S. comprising fair selection WI. ",t , ,n,,,i
va, A good attendance and the competition Was 'h'i
throughout. Following aIc th' oa'rnt> an, WI ID.
obtained: Victoria dCO bales; secured. l>,"l, "a
locks and pc,,> I'D ais. 51d; greasy, 'td a. si
Do. ok, and pieces 6da lea. New Non'n va -.
halc> secured i Id. als. Odd. do locks ara p',J
oed' as. a~d sra-,. eAd alid DO los ~ "ro,s'd stI
pieces, esd .ai.d Queensland 1900 bales; seo-s,
i. id.dis. ioi.d. do loeks and pieces ia; 80,
G',d odd do locks and pier's 90 "9u .s. ans
pieces ID a Is Cd greasy sd ais Id. DO lok, 80 81.
pieces 6'i Id. Cape q. 'ooi Hop. ana Mail wv
halr. .coirrd Old IL. Cd. .gr.a.v. 81. aod.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Itvcrpool Aprti II D. m.-Becf-lIoder, Offer ncf
oratrlv Pork and hars-Iolders offer sparncly. bso.
Holders offer moderately Chresc-Holders ou.F mou,s mr
f.X lallow turp.ntiae and ro>n iolder- ofvi iifN.
Isld-Spot and futures. holccrs oNer moderately s
Western spot Aprl MAY aud June steady at y w,
wheat and roir-uodcs offer sp1ringly Corn->pot hti
futures holders oi.cr >parlmgly MIXED western so 81 t
ANN firm AZ 3. SD b I'D Jun" hrm -
3, I'D Hops at Iondon-paclhc Coast-holders are NV
nffpf inc
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14

\ moderate bu>inc~, was done In refined oil at de
cniae prices. There waS reduction Of point, IN
hafcl, to cent, aud ~ l. points I'm case, 10 DO
coat. per gallon. Crudc i'm barrels was reduced 10
ponf, 10 30 cents and naphta 20 points 10 80 cents
per gallon. - ,,
Except Al Bremen. where quotations were lowered
10 points foreign quotation were virtually un' hanged
Ihc final figures were: Antwerp lo ~ lb : francs
,rr 100 liloS Bremen. 6.4j marks per % klIos. and
London. -.e , - pence per Imperial gallon.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14

Tho bank exchanges at the Ncw-york Ccainc House
end the sold at the NcwYok Stock Exchange last
week for the week OF the preceding t"o years compare
~ follows: oo ~
lxchanrcs sa9e ~ 5a so'S @ 8 s3 @ $3.50 2a2 t 9$ S
TIE MONETARY SITUATION.
II il were not mischievous, the importance
which sentiment gives TO the monetary siiud-
tion would be anusing. II is only necessary
for some one connected with kcarlsh operations
in the stock market to assert mat the treasury
is absorbing all the money in the country for
TIE public to be inflicted with long articles
Cppicting the danger of the SITUATION. lhey are
printed irrespective of the facts There are peo-
pie who seem to imagine that the United States
Treasury has no receipts and nalOfs no payments
excepting those by the Suh-frcasury at New lorl.
Now the simple fact is that the Treasury lately
has not been an abs0rhcr Of money It. any extent
that was worthy o! notice III financial article
As we have before said. the actual absorption
shown by Yesterdays statement was about SG2J,-
900 for last week II will require more than the
full amount Of that gain 10 pay for yesterday S
purchases Of bonds. But TO q" back 10 March
81 and leaving out all calculations of ycstcr-
DAYS bond purchabs find that by y.stcr.
gold silver and lcgal-tcnders aggregated SIP
2ls $50: by the statement of March 81 the
aggregate of the same balances was 81 "a $50
the reduction in twelve days. with bond pur-
chascs in that period. exclusive Of those Of yes
tcrday. having amounted only 10 SD0O.jjO. was
S2.12S.710. Adding 10 that reduction in the
Ircasury's net balances 81 200 900 for tho silver
coinage Of tie period. gives $3.32s,170 as the
actual expansion Of legal moncy in general cir
culation from March - 10 April -. SO much
for the speculative cry Of Treasury absorp, ion.
And il is interesting TO ro;c in this connection
that the Treasury deposits IN National bank,
during the same pcrlOd were reduced only about
81 10000 Hence there has been much printer
ink wasted over the subject Of Treasury absorp
ton and its reduction of bank deposits. 1t il
| hurtfu because so many people accept abstrac
| statements as facts; but, nevertheless, the pTao