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THE LAW OF THE SABBATH.
MK. BAIH8FOB1) 8HOW8 IW OBLIGATION'S.
SOCIAL NAIIlii: Of MAN-1 HOI OUTS PBOM OTHER
PUBAOBBBBi
Tlie It' v. W. B. Bainsford, in St. George's
protestant Bgr-Oopel Church, discussed Hie BsbhstB
question. He saul la part: "Thc right or wrong uso of
time itself is Impel Mat Hut tbo right or wrong use of
thc Sabbath, or one seventh of our Hine, ii of high im?
port to us ns physical, intellectual and moral beings.
The fact thal ev, ry lateUaetual worker must set apart a
portie!) of liii tune for mental diversion or Bteah down;
that thc physically employed must tuko a season of rest
Ol wear ont; that those who are of the most moral and
rellgtoM tan heighten Cue spirit of theil devotions by
eeasoua of hanateas inversion, ull tend to show luau's
?predisposition for the Sabbath. Men have labor niib.ua
and associations of Hus kimi and the o'lier fol the since
and sole purpose of advauclng their weB-belng, No
association ls STM formed With any other end in view.
Moo me.-t ts club-rooms to giro light snd gel light as to
thc progress In their re?pec(lve calling*. Why then nol
rccoa-iilzo the fact thal mun ll Wholly B sociable being.
and to trow and become fully muudeii in any brunell of
his barning hemust cll.ct and mingle with ui-u. All
this ls simply In accordance with hi* nature.
"Tbe Sabbath WM li,mle for MM because in:in*s BBtUM
throughout requires B rest. Add te this the fi.et that
lira lew of aeeoctettoo te aalrereol sod wa bogia to see
the importance of B regular slamd Hmo lot r. st and
worship. Man is responsible for thc right use
Of the Sabbath. He ls Hie only creature hui
lng the capacity of choosing. He is not
only responsible for choosing to rest or not to rest, but
also for the uMBoer of spending the nat day. We ure
Dot living lu thc shadow ul tho law. The subatance bal
Come, lt ha* made us free from the lan. above the law,
v.t lu no wisc contrary to thc law. A little child is under
the law ol its mother, a law ot love. Vet when the
c.i.,l beeomea a man be is auder the law of in* mother
i.o longer, but is above, yet nol contrary to hu- law. 1 he
enemies of fie sunbath ara not the poorer cIbbbci bul
the rich. Those who rule In tholr carriage-, and thu* vio?
late the dav of test, thev BM the real enemies of the ?*;,!)
bftth. Then i* so ssa te a..y thal thc opening ol
museums and art guild los oh Bandar will promote
morality. There baa been at tluu-Biiu idolatrous leni?
ence tor art, but it baa no sympathy with religion and
does nothing to cultivate the moral nature.
HEAVEN Bl GIVES, SOT EARNED.
The Rev. Dr. Arthur Kitelilo, of BX Ignatius'* Church :
In the parable of tLe Laborers in tho Vineyard there
seems to be certain safalrnoM that to ths teellng wa
have its wo read it. Why should those hired at the
eleventh hour bo treated with generoelty over and
above those that bsd borne the burden auu heat of tho
day 1 Wc see that abstractly, there wa- BO Injnsttoe In
the thing; each laborer trot what ho bargained for. Yet
the feeling of autolraoM remained. People In the world
now are tining Just the same thiug. Wo believe that
Hod's (le.tiing.iustiy with us, but w,, see other people
more prosperous who arc no better than wa ; generality
to them and only Justice to ns HOW we
apply the rule of doing what we will with
our own to our own experteaoe. if 1 chooce to buy mr*
self ahorse or a dog, must 1 give then each Ibe esme
care, the same work or the sain* recrestloo I Hut you
say it 1* uot a parallel case. Children have right* par?
ents are bouud to respect, rights given them of God.
This ls an argument against slavery, that all 'nen hove
certain inalienable rlglila. Abstractly thc Ngura of a
putter making it bat vessel ho Will ont of clay ls it p-r
leet OBS to represent God's relation io us in tho regard
ot which we are speaking, lint yet Hu* i* not satisfac?
tory. This clay may not belong r> the potter, or bc may
take it out of the ground lu such a way a* to leave a
t..ace fur iv.Uer lo collect In and become unhealthy, and
then tbe State pm* a stop to it. Hut there ls no limit
conceivable to lind. Man has no rights With regari! io
God. Coil may make it creature und. u hen the work of
Ills hands re lo-ls against Him, Ile m i.i destroy him, and
no oue can have Hurdling to say. So there is nu com?
plaint possible when Hod treats all u:en Justly snd Some
men generously. It is not a novation beiwi en mas snd
man, but between tuan and God. We gel what we de?
serve and more. There are two kinds of (hr,stiaus ; one
li self-denying, the other lives cast.y and eomfortsbly, la
not a great sinner, as men soc. snd did In the omi,m.in?
ion ot the saints. Yel both may i>e tared. Bo one earni
Heaven. Ton say it is monstrous to suppose that God
-will give eternal marry to men for sm* committed In M
short o space aa s lifetime, le it nol monet nm to *ay
thal we can e mt Heaven by thc little BOO I w<- may dc In
an cpiaily short time ! It ls loralty and love In service
thut coonta With Hod, and not it-ugth nod luiioillit of
*ei vice.
BTBBOUSB OF TBE TABEBXACLE.
in the Woe! ml astor Praehrterlaa Church, in West
TwoBty Mcasd at., tha Kev. Edward M. Boomi p
SB E-SSWa I ti i, 80: " And thou sh ill nut up the Tsh i
nscic according to thc fashion theron! which nus showed
theo iu the Mount." AftergivlBga saueral aecouol of
the Tabernacle, with its court of the people, ito holy
place and its holy of holies, with their furniture, tbe
general symbolism <>f ths -tincture was declared rhe
'J'it'ietnaclc was an object lesson lo bc 'an.ut to tin
chosen people, and through them to be taught te the
human family. It* symbolic Instruction is two-fold.
>'.r-t, lt teaches that God is prreeent on am th with niau.
In other words lt Ib scommentary .<u Revelations xxl,
10: "Behold tbe Tabernacle of God i* wim man, and
Be srlll dwell with them ind they shall be il* people,
and God iiims.-ii nhdil ne with them and ito 'hen- Cod.-'
Thc i villein;, s ol dud's personal presence with tneu ure
creation and the history of the race, Bul these
qtIBcocob aie nut appreciated until a maa
cou:-- into .iel'* boneo, the cl.ur,-h. The
t fleet of the divine j ti euee, when acknowledged bj
men, la te restrain from bolb secret snd public vice and
inc, ii,c in all goodness. The second great te .ching
of the i ahern m ic a* a symbol ia thal tin bollncsa ol .." i
can only be attained gradually and tbe it pell] which
wt mee. lt are calculated to make ui hoir, n
tlu cmrt ot ??mi's pi plc, the cruel., by con fe i I -
Then by thc altar "t sacrifice, by tbe cleanslug of b i i
Bees we waa onward to the thin veil of ueatb, which,
when lifted, gladdena our eye* fonver by the beeline
Vision lu Heaven, thc vision ol God, WhO ll love.
BOBE ABD FOREIGN BUS ION WO UK.
Toe annual contribution in behalf ol home and for
aussie!:* wa* lol lei ted at the Cnlvary Utptist
i huns, Dr. Shelden pmeonted tue aced* ol the in,me
t.ed aad Di Bright spoke on the foreign work, lo in?
troducing tho speakers, Hr MacArthur, th,- j.-tstor of
tbechsrah? aaidi "We do not the aacrcdnes*
of this tia;., or to lb,'* ere,1 mo! this place, when we
give up our service to the eaiuc ot missions, um: is
tin- church of Christ for but to bring ibis rebellions
*troi .<! imo ta ie, ii.-ii, ,-.ii- Loni's Christ I"
Dr. Sheldon saidlnpait; "I speak to you of home
ua Few words In tbe English .. . lageeometo
u- ,ik,'that word home, lt is next to n.e high ?! word
- Beana We ? i*i be and we are inti neted li n
in our own land Wide aa la the territory of our conn
tri. grand as ure Its resource*, rapid a* li it* progress,
bright ns i* ii* promise, still then an pet ii- that ibnatan
lt. Oar BatloB is composed of a congioinarate ii
the native indians, int Teasing rather Hi m diminishing
in n um lie is, six and a half millions ot coloi ed people, a nu
lorelituers (rom every country In tbe world. Uulee*
tbese mali bi muli,let Into one wbole, they threaten the
Safety and permanence of our civil institution*. Ignorai ce
ls another peril. If the Ignorant c..mci population
lucre.is,, ..- rapt Hy in the future a* in the pa*:. In fifty
yeats they will bare a majoi lt) Inflvi Slates, and will
doable th'- nhl'" population in twoof them. Bul educa?
tion alone will uot eave our eoontry. lhere ar- great
sm lal vices mat iv mi,ti umi,, mine the ii iy framework
of govei nu en Intemperance, uncbasl ty, inperstlUon,
Infidelity,mormontam, I- there a remedy! Then ls.
And thal remedy i* one. and thst one rime v i- th"
spreading abroad of tbe Gospel of Christ. No n
safe Hutt dues nol Itll on th, basis of a revelation from
God."
Hr. Bright in lu* stirring word* regarding tho
foreign work, spoke warmly or the grand re?
sult* airca ly aehleved and the sim in aler neel of
both men and money for thc foreign field. Ho
conti..od bimeel! mainly to Purni il, un I Southern India.
Before the collection waa taken Ur. MacArthur Bald :
?? v.'e are living tn a wonderful tune. Thc nineteenth
csntuii U closing In a blaze of glory l envy tbe boys
Slid gills who will liv, to see tlie next half (?'?Min, nf
Christian evangelization. I won ld like to ll Ve to I
great con .jiu st of the world for Christ."
PRACTICAL CBEBU LOP. EVERY AGE.
The Ber. Hr. bau.1 ll. Virgin, at the
Pilgrim Congregational Church, Harlem i "Whatever
He saith uno you, do lt." The hi.-liest lorin of belief
is obedience, for lt carries in harmonious exercise all
tl.e fitciiittes of niau. Disbelief i* expraeeed te dlaobedl
ann, ao the Bte often eontrsdlcte t He sonfeeaed creed
sud the world only accept- the leetimouyol tbe life.
Wan) d-ch.r.Hums of belief ii, jo.is ci,um hat,- been
made, but none te aurpaM tin*, ihe Chrlsto-centi
tendency of the day will timi a stopping place with ibis
BtterascS of the calm, strong faith of the mother of
our Lord. PlQeOdCd by IM dlTISC deelurutlohs
Bl the baptlain of leena, by the teetlmony of John,
Andrew and Nathaniel, it is tho fli*t complete human
assertion of perfect confidence and trust. The dungs for
rears hm la Mary's heart BOOM out lu this fu.l eir.i it
l.ii.it of ber fairu. It waa a woman'! confession, und in
ali the ages slnee, women have been nra! to believe aud
Bret to confess. H wm.- practical and nut metaphysical ;
lt dwelt with Jeaoe ead not with irstematlc theology.
It Involved trust in His judgment, lils power. Ills
Jove, and nu* sn!.miisive to lil* wisdom. It li an ex.
ample for ali ages. No better counsel g (II |?. ,-lvon
What Jean- laid la te ba followed still la all human
thinking and living; other* may :.<? disobeyed with Im
pUnBy. Be never, but with lois. Whoever nd.,pta thia
creed of Miry and hceda it will reach tho highest suui
n,:\ of Chrtauaalty.
BEEB Ol' RBSTRAfHINQ LAW.--.
The Hev. Dr. .John lt. Paxton, in Ho (West Presbyterian
ChaiOh, tonk Ins text from .lames il. 12 : " Ho speak ye,
ant so do, us they ahull be Jui'go.1 by thc law of liberty."
B< ...ii : "Civilization m< nu* iepresslon* and rcbtralnts,
inn. n.e atora you olvtlise iu.- mora yon minto, und we
)..) foi all our i Ights and lluortles by concessions ami by
o'.i'gutlohs. The lavage ls the natural nun ; the civil
l/.c.l life la a heavy yoko and burden. Te speak of people
as we Hud them would disturb friendship, und we ought
pot H. do lt. A wise mail sahl, 'Tue good ure less good
than they seem, and tbe bud me not so bsd se they
seoui. il la belter that we do uot see each oilier loo
closely, for who wanta to seo bis uelghbor, or he s. on us
ho r.-aliy is, lu all lils vugar.es ? Original sin
ls pretty evenly distributed among u* all. ihe
Ming to .lo ls to be wiser in your owu soul. You are not
natural poopl* To illustrate : Suppose when wc all
.S ,?','!!,?W mort"?S we w.-re permitted to do a* we
lr Z ,i; ,', l,l?r" *',* 5? la-T? of "J Wno, civil, social
W, li* ', " '. "?,.Pr;,l"-?tloi,*. What wouid happen I
Mouh! im: salli ts show up in siiBPlolou* niacs md
would not some be found shouting ,'i.-r? harbor a drink!
Thara woola i.- msrt M_traaBfoi__tUoB sud thou the rea
mun would be ..:-.;l..M..l. tho Uko of which nun
a.7t?ii aeqiJeihted with grief, and ),* M, ,,,.,
Biiiiledb, cause he knew what was lu mau. Let u, u0
thankful for the conventionalities of lifo, for do wa not
bold one another up iu society as dees aro held un |n
emmfST* * * *,0rUi ' *?"* IH/-tlori i, nr,P?i
piesscd upon nature, and wo hold one
??"'?thor up. ff >??? wero ,,, ' .
'.. .-Bur up. ii you wero to subtract
'olicy fro,,, s,,inc, men ibero would not be any.bug
sib VJ?. 5. s,'."^d ?"',lke ^"^ ,,l?t ''?-??> wiles
e.M h. c,,r?ct>aniiy Is a ssraooo'a knife; lt cut* dee. la
i-aiching. i. geaairatiag, ChrteUaaity plirora to 'um
heart, to the hidden source. What we neen to go
through tht* world rightly ls a go al heart, a heart to do
right. We need more lue, faith, love, more sustaining
strength, and nothing will give ustlieso qualities but a
renewed heart. A* a man tblniceth in bli hear; so is he.
We ought to Hvo lees by repression and mure by lev,-.
Come to Christ and be inane free, for nothing will do but
n Chris! born boort, and if we iWMtOB the heart the life
will be sweet" _
.METHODIST CHC RC ll PROPERTY.
AN BTPOBT TO Il KPH A I. THU LAW AS TO lill'. Af>
VISOKY COMM1TTBB,
Several meetings have been bold by the trus?
tees of leading Methodist Episcopal ehurehM of tha
city to Consider un effort to secure tha repeal ol B law
passed lust year, by which the control of the property
of .Methodist churches of thc city ls subject to an Ad*
visory Committee. luis commute,) is appointed by
tha annual eonferaneea that ure held in tho etty.
Bishop Harris and four laymen emile- i the committee,
Under the law the trnaieea of n oburcn cannot sell or
mortgage toe church property or build a new church
without the oonaeut ol the majority of the Advisory
Committee. Ill cse nf the refusal nf !i,? c Ul u ittee I he
tow prcvldesthw ihe superior Court may gram permU
slon uttei aii Bxamloatlon ..r tue c.*.-.
The discussion on the subject Int* given rise lo much
feeling The trustees who an opposed to the law de.
claro it unconstitutional, that it deprives them ol their
proper authority, thal n wus hastily passed before being
properlyuudereiood by tbe churches At a meting
ii,!,i lu st. James's Methodist Chute., Harlow, last
mouth, the majority voted for nn amendment modlfj lng
the law, bul weie opposed to Its repeal. An amend.nt
was presented ni a met ting held on last Tuesday night,
hy a committee consisting of Bowles Colgate, 1- Skid
more and Junie* A. Se,man. Almut fifty trustees were
pres.'nt, representing twenty-nine Methodist churches ol
the city. The amendment proposed -vu* tht-t the Ad?
visor] Committee ehonld ne appointed by aeonfennoe
Of one trustee from each cluuch. lins was s.in?
flictor)- to mose who favored the law, bu:
Hie Btncndnienl wes laid on tho tuba, bv ii
vote of nineteen to ten or the Churches. I Im repeal
Of the law was strongly urged b) ex-Judge Enoch L.
I'm,ebel mil .Mr. .-*,?.,mun. Ile lan w.,s supported In
argument by Boolee Colgate, John lt. Cornell, Chauncey
sh,*)ei- and onie*. The Dinting recoiled In the da.
leiuiliiatloti to seii'l a coininl'.iee lo Aibiuiy for thc pui
pose of securing tue repeal >>f the obnoxious luw.
" The pjuMtiou at l-sue," said Mr. Coi Dell rai enUy lo a
TitnuNi: reporter, "is the malntenaun ol thc old
churches of the city a* their ..ld congregation die ?r
move upton ii IBU lan wai peened for lue purpose
of protecting the property of the old churcbee a* well
na the new churches uptown by defining their respect?
ive location*, iiii'ip who worsed hardest tu sec ire t ii,,
law are the men who have eiutrlbuied liberally lo bul td
up ibo Methodist chun hes In New-York. Nothing ha- y .-t
been do:u io counteract the etlort to have the law re?
pealed."
More than twenty Metbo Itel churches of the elli wen
no; represented at the meeting aud weio nol Informed
of it. Those wbo are opposed to the lao claim tb it these
church, s bad no business then a* they .re tu poor ted by
the Church Extension Boclety. a delegete ?... i-i thai ihe
rote to repeal the low would oever have ben passed If
all the churches bed been represented. Several .'uni,ired
thousands of dollars have been l i*t in oburcn properly,
lt la Bald, through the imprudence of trustee*, -onie or
the chinches sn said to nave been repurchased every
tineen yean to prevent the furecloaun of mortgages.
All the Methodist duneln'* thlt halo been established
in the eily for twenty year*, with but ope exception,
have been aided i,y the Church -Xieuslon society.
- ?
BOW WIVES SBOULD TREAT TB FIR BUSP.ASDS.
The Kev. Dr. Talmuge continued his course
nf sermons on "ino Marriage Bing " at the Brooklyn
Tabernacle yesterday and ht* audience WM BB large si
on auy of tba prece ling sun,lays since ha bogan the
series, lie devoted his sermon to tho treatment Ol lui
t .md- by their Wine and chose his tent from -samuel I,
xiv, li. " Thc name of his wife, Abigail ; and inc a .- ?>
woman of good understanding SBd of beautiful COUntC
nauco." Is port tha spanker said :
lu this serb a of sermons on " The Marriage Bing," the
s.iin,nth before last I lold Ibe buibaudi bow they ,night
to trcut then- wives Bad, though I noticed tome of thu
men squirm In their pens, they took lt good-naturedly.
Today I come to tell wlvea now they ought to noa!
their husbands. I BUppoM Bli your domestic al
have been nappy; thal you may have discovered In your
hu*band , fat Hines which you did not susp.it. but you
ni iv ai-u nave discerned excellencies, bo that if .. hun?
dred wive* wen asked, ?? Who I* tba kindee! and beat
man In thli world," ninety-nine out of the bundi.d
would *ay: " The one at the other end of this pew."
Pi rat of all, 1 aharga yon, O, wife, do you realise thal
yoi ii- li n .!,and u en g., ged lu the iel rifle i, it He Ol gaining
a livelihood. Whether it bo commercial lifo, or protea
lionel, agricultural or meoheiiioaL he le from morning
to night In a whirl of cares ami labors, and when he
ennes home ut nigh! be lias mt nerve* Hu inavltr. To
get a living in this next to the laat decade ot tbe nine?
teenth cen! ii rv ls a Struggle and H your hu sba nd eomes
in pre., i-upietl excuse bun, if lie doecn't feel like going
for a walk or to an entertainment. You ear he ebould
leave Hil Ills poi imitations at the balik. I Will reply
that if he bee been cheated by a buainee* partner, oi
been celled a liar on'cbaugi ckeyed .ut o
a* ,., 1*. be i- a gi h. us ol forget! lines* ll lie doe* hoi in mg
- ima of lu- trouble hain*, uii a you tell him he ?
ban-h:- anxieties it bl* place of h > . might
Ju*! us we! tell an A > ol rn to k> ep
? ? i msc a ilppl" in (he bal i il. Bern, ml l
a I tb - nv, rwork is in a *l i ti .'.'le fol l h" homestead, lt
s the effect of defeat or buccom on bl* family tha -.
tates hun.
i,-bulge von also to make yow fas atti -after
marriage a* before. Elaborate coaiuinea an not necei
suit, but tl.e nason a greit 111:111 v m -11 roast) to love
their wnes la beeausa tbe wives caa** tn ia-in.tly. I
v..11 also, ray alster, not ta talk uf the fia .
your husband outside of your I,.ci . Tell Ton secrets
to no one In the univ.use except I,,,1 to whom yon will
ito well to toll thora. I charge you deo not to allow In
!??:;, re ,-,- tn ymir conjugal relations. Waltho! -
b?r?. brother, sis',-r, fa'her nor mother lias mv righi to
Interfere hera, rhe soesip will come ai -i ted you how
s'u- manages her husband. Tell her plainly that you
can manage your husband yourself.
SPEEDISa (Ili.lsnw PHILOSOPHY.
The annual sermon of thc Aim ii. an I's'iiiitc
lian Philosophy wa* proaebed last ev,
tbo Bar. Dr. .Lune- R, i. \ %\ the Madison Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Choreu, Bishop Harri* pit
iilid tl.e Lei . lil. In-eii.s, 11 ho ls ptoaldent Ol I'.- 1
lute, made a brief statement of its porposeaand work.
lt was orgamzeo, he said, nnly a fen .-,...:* ago with
thirteen members, bul ll now bai '?'") In dlffen ni
of the L'.,tcil .-'ates. Hs object wai to counteract thc
assiimptloo and Invidious influence <>r modern -
hy spit- . allon* ,,f ( bl ,silan pl,1.0-0,
thought. ?,e 11 ral 1 li ton I . I k made i
III behalf of the Ch nat lah Institute ali'l it Collection Wt I
taken for it.
vrri.n noan bbs kt a boos wm.r.
" J.un Unjuitir ,n J,.' .JutCMiriait Wt.fm.ror,
Rici ?? 1.1.1 , er, aud un ul ne lr I
lettlers of Knox County, [Ohtoj WM wont to tell with
creal gi ? ihe story ul aa ,i<n Botan h* ouce hod iu the
I.wit reek bottoms among the WlM legs 111 tl
nils as follows: " I wa- ont ticer limiting one dat lu
the Owl 1 roch bottoBM, when all at bum I Beard, la
liwuii iii the WOOds, an .lett..mbini- ruanui; and hool, !
,' ,.! bog*. Wha! in (anno -r wa* up ?
( Mei* 1 couldn't ooujecture, but 1 determined to
hod out.
?? lt wa- a wet, Uruzlt Hay. asd I could gel along
over tin-leaves without making tlu- Blighted nalae, ?
led along from ir.-c te tree, soda) lag! eainetoa
riler, than appeared to be about tno ac
wild I ogs.
"Buen a grand gathering of bogs I had aevei
bel ire, ano mn. ai rei seen since. Ail Bad iln-ir bri*
th's ap, .md all weie ? In,oh booh bool.int; theil
1 eteot. ili.-re wire white bore, black boga, landj
bogs, spoiled |iot?- and ti?f?- uf al) -izes. enltir- .ind de
gran ol cuss, t.'n.-s-. Mad ' I hey weie pisl raging
frothing ut ihe swath aad champing their teeth al >
(earl.il ratal A sort ol steam or Inn rose out ol 1!
Wet huir ol thai mass ol camped lo-a-ta fha! hlled a
i.u nt ,:? mill a.. alums! overpowering smell ol nj,!
bugs.
'' What the cause of all Ibis commotion was I was Bet
Im- in dlaooveriug, <iut in Ihe mids) ot ihe groai
convention ol bog- stood s big ooh stomp about Ive
(eel high, and in the cei.tei ol IBO BtBttp Steed a I');;
.11 noll a* gauut, biiugi.v-lookin_ a "lc il as ever 1
law !
Be waa handsomely treed by tlie linc;*, and wan. t
,.ry pleaaastly shunted, as he waa Mginuiag to Had
ont. All aimut him wi* a award ol linctey lour, and
thousands ol daviliah eves, frotl lug mouths and gie .nu
log leets. Poor doll! Then he abmd Ins lad
lucked Bl Ot betWMB his ISgS uni ali bb, lr ct gatl.eieii
Into the ox:.e' (entre o! the rtuuip aud, Lold. wasn't
h<- a lick-looking moll: He sees.ee io he thinking thal
le had sold hlBMrll uwtul cheap.
" Close nboiil the stump and rairlii' np against it
wits a cluwd ol the biggest aud moat unprincipled old
lows that I ever set etas upon. Ever) I,all minnie
? ne ol thc old sher evils Would lear Up, get her ftlW
feel on the top ol the Hump, and maka a savage snap
it one em! 01 the ott,ci ,,1 th, wolf, bel Use th clashing
tot-ether hk* Hie jaws ol a Btoel trap.
?' Thc wolt would whirl round lo walch that puttini.
lal bag, when ons mi ile other sui.- ol the stomp
Would -nuke a ploOgB lot lils Hui, and so they kent lite
poor, cowardly, corn.'ted critter wblrUng round nnd
lound. Ile had .ill he wanted to do at hauling ni lu*
,'eet aad tail, bumping his bunk, und iu every possible
wav reducing bis average lil bot his entire innardi
nett diann U| into it bunch not blggi-i than ut) list '
"Almost every imtant then was a chalga made
ipon him trom some quarter, uud aomeiuuna Imm throe
tu tour iJiici-inu s at tbe same moment. Lord, wasu't il
jmrrvliig times willi him thea I
\\ heil tbt pen,lei il had S inoiu.-nl in which lo
reit and gmt.* about hun. all lie saw was I luise two
seres ol 1 ct less bi is! les, open mouths and bery etc.
His lona, red lOUgSS hune; mir ot his open Jswa umi
tts he uneasily moved his head trom side lo side Im
p.'ined to bare aleut Die | 001. ?l opinion ot lu* -malt
ISM ol alu noll I et er saw lie Lad gol I lucell u.l,,
ti pretty pleats Ly irvin,; to steal a pig, Bud he katu il
I 1st a* well aa i! be had BOSS a li -< m tt ii thief, aud WM
ashamed ol himself BCOOttltBgly. No quarter could lie
pope I.>r any where among tho-,,, open, uptarued, rom
i'lg tnoutha.
" Sock wu* the noise. cliai^ifiE and rushing '<> nnil
fro, thai I baidii tell sale bibi?d my ttec,OM hundred
'iuds a wav.
" I drleriu.ine.l to try an experiment na that woll I
raised ruy gun aud Brad ll m rm air, ai the report
lin- ciitici forgot bimaolf, Ile i,oundad Iraoi thc ituuip
ii the .rack ot mt Milo, but he neicr tooehsd ground!,
|falf O OOM-big mouth* reached up tor mm. mid in
liicin he Isnnenea. feen wm ju?i oseaharp veli
i>.iu ior a rmi aroosd ware eran gytng etripB of well
ikiu, iaaards, leg* sud bun for halt * minnis was
ieard a crunching of Inn.ea, and then (ho-- ol.I ww*
s SN licking li-, lr n^ops. raisin' up OBlO thc sliiiup ami
itiiiiiuii uli.iut lot more wolt
?? About that tiiie' I though: then ini,:lit lie some.
.sooting out in My" dir. cn u, and 1 p, clad it lor tin
inaiist clearing."
What will Sui bb wur.x Chown lt T?
Mau,ina, speaking of vocalist: "Don't you think Mr.
Wnrblerlau 'Lido Fiat* I" ThoyeaagOM MlM Pretty
perl: " Well, most young mea ure nowadays?big ones
or little once." 'IleavitoDh overbears, aud ls lmuraased.}
?I Pun.
ART NEWS AND C0MMENT8.
THE WEEK l\ ABT CIRCLES.
NODS BB VAItlOl'ts I XlHItlllON- ?ART BBWS HKltK
AND AintOAD.
The pitintiiii.rs bj tba French ?** Inipn-simi
Ists" which will be exhibited st ibo Amerlaaa Arl Gal?
leries are on their way lo this counfy. ho farM la
kUOWS, US formal protest agaBul t.'ieir Importalmti hus
yet been matta, although dm denier- still view with
disfat or-nell - importation ot Wot?I of url In limul."
Whethc ? tiie resultniii te the ohsuga of rsrisui art linn*
int.) ineorporstod " BaeorlatlnBi " rem mis ru bc -cen.
lin exhibition will certainly be ot Interest H. the public
BB Illustrating it phase of I'r.-nell al! which il,is beet)
uni,,,-r entirely Ignored by American dealers ami eoltso
r I. Ile .leal..r* bold thal ttlBBC pictures will aol j lOOBC
the psblir, snd lacy regard M, Durand Beael'i snloglni
a- an attempt to create S ??bonni" fo; a el. -of wink
which-hull incoeed In popular fnn.r ibo work ol ibe
pslnter* ol FooUr-inebleau, Bsrbisoo, sad Pille d'Avray.
Thc point lal-cd i-.. dell, ute one The lc-! p um .11 -'a
of the lader urtl-t- ? ill always be ranked as nm.in. thc
i,.-t woikofthla cen tc ry. Bul it i* aiaotruethM bo
picture* lune brea m shrewdly aad petautonily
?? I..,,un,-j " a- dio-e ol Corot. Dint, Doubiguy, Roueaeau
alni even tbat eonietehtloua pointer, Millet. Tlie
tllghtesi sketebee lett hy theee artiste lune boen In
vested wini sn exaggerated importance, ami mere " p il
hollers" lime ben held us p'icHo-.s iii thc
\ uui ic.;n huh Lit. 'ihl* iiicrcitso in Hie nell?
ie,u- value ol .lead arri-ts' works hu* plainly
,'. itl limit If "it. I'm. in ll. ci'. I 1* tiling to
?? 1 too iii " thc pointings ol Ibo" Impreeaioniste," be i- only
adopting a policy wiiicb lc* 1.11 punned sue peeatony
ia ton, Hut Ameiuciiii picton buyers may have learned
something from expei lenee
The exhibition of the Morgan collection! le dearly
tbe popular eucceea of tue pieeent aeaaon. There he ve
b.-Lii from 1,111.1. in la'tuii vlaitora dally sud thors is uo
prospect ol a falling off la tha uumbei ol visitors, lt
ls npltj that thc collections Me to bo dlaperasl oo soon,
hut arl imcrs and the enrioua upi>eattobe making tha
moat of their brief opportunity.
This will be the leal week of tbe water-color oihlbl
tioii. The attendant-? baa aot bcea remarkable, bul the
on the whole baie bcea sMUfactory. aad the cob
?itiifi! |.,,ptiiarii 1 ol wster colon imni to lr* sumclentl)
,t test.. I. Iii un ,x Iii 1 1, it n ol - H. 1 1, lures mu- y which
nra worth men Hon must pas* uoBoHced, bnteometblng
11.a;, .1 si 1. ?aid "! a few a iii 'ii inn c been brk fl)
t? or omitted ol nooeasitj In provl eua notices Mr.
Quart li v's Interesting contribution*, ior example, show
both a sympathetic aj pict lation . I lon tones ami also <>f
the value ul secants sud sn im re.,-t ti tochutuul facility.
Noa ai ti then, ai in tne " i iaberra. n's Daughters, Corn
w;iii," the artist i'ays uuueuol attention te ins tigurea^ln
Hil. ll,stance at Iwast With excel,chi I.--int*, ii,dh Ml
<,' mrtley and Mr. Plait iniic pr,.niel bj their loreign ex?
periences .nd tie latter'* ' * Oo the t*uay," "Holland
Barge*" and oilier studlea lank n* g.lexsm|tesol
progressive woik. Mr. Blum alan rand* encouraging
conn lim ;|,,ns. wm, I,.., light clio, ts ann trifle overdone,
but bia ?? -Lier's Aili."la a pi, tore of Imports
deli.-.ucl,- handled, and dlstlngulabed by polute In the
1 ?<! lu-, ngaree, parUoularl) as regal di ths Bgure
on thc lett. With IheaxoejHon of the trying glen ol
light thc sc ne is simple and natural. Vet with all
-nee- tor tl.e incl lum. one COUllI vt I tl R little mom
can tor rotations, u trappist ludicuUou of I ni urea, e*
nf the -io i- like effect wbloa bora and there pi
.list ruction In u 11 OOh Cit .Uer di grce this 1* to be -cn
in tho ni Ighboring landscape bj Mr Wyant, who ba. .,
t ric 1 io ex press the efleel ol light and mual lue lu
bia paper ebon white la *tola, where the work bu* been
,-c up. ? ! anni . ii un-th,1,1 int.-11 cite t.Vo but her
too far. Yet than i- -?> nutt h "ela mtaUon " la ?
e,..,r timk thal ,, resolute i-ndeavoi tosecun >i!.-.t
with Bligh! mci, , unwelcome, provided thc
meena an appropriate. Mr, Shirlea ba* a mon fi
Hm di thau either ut the artists lust mimed. Ula work
baa much ilehneai In coloring, bel . , uti'.i-,
which M;. Ulam baa expteaaed. Ml. Wen, win.
baa aunt tu uth.luibilious pict?tea painted with the
beal adapted to Boatmen i
In on*, bas ail opted this year a verj iketehy
. . >n, w blcfa la ea
lu* landa, up, In '?nee ? >n " ir
coi |r*l bbs. Then la hoi tunah to
be said f.,r Mr. Men's "Wounded Dog," a acta
di awu, vague animal, but, as u ti i some
.? , . 11 11 r u rei
without c,?, ? -
Ol <r, till ,
abiiudancc. A Ih. > ? hm- i,)
Mi. il il Jones in I i ? ?
beal ol sever.,! wtnUr tau Mr. h. mei ??!.,I* a
" Winier Moa:.. ll 1 ? I ,' , - sida III \\ '.ll
lr. Murphy a "Winter Morning," and Hr*
? r to Intetprel hlin
?niel the ...
I a ,1- III nf 1- , >
I.tim..-* t>, be a tai sith Mi
tne a - Ith no
lu t heil 1 ? ,
IbU HOI h of ll lg
mg espi ,c, 01 igiu.illl) .1 r.u co. li 1. ? un ..
Inned ? 1 .ot Bil
.I...- ll.ute,I ia
Mr. I it Oord
on Ihe oin,-1. \ - BU i--.uli.|lc nfl, ????clive
j Hinting ti.ere nie few 0, lt. ,:i Mr.
?
1 spa wm of .< ur ?
Uah M-h.Hii, but Iheie le fal more beatlt) mi, than in Ibu
1 . , , Btu.nu nc e ,.1
ll, ,.,. ....
-,'* picture
L. Ba nigel
-e- iii ih. ?? . . 1. end bi ..-.,i -i. i ,1 .un-t
u bl. n 11 " In.Hull ,
for <????? ..,..
b ul Ul ? Ul ,. SI Bl I.I.| ?? 11 lou Ih.ill li fm
away upou detail! LUcwiiere. lu No. i-'ii,
.?? 1 ? -tot,,., Itu 1.mat,on but
1 ul 1 pa ? : the Input
1 uuiii ?- -.'tn 11 I 1 ?? v..i 1. 'i way* ul ?..
rendering na ure tomi one <>f tue moat miec-nng
??: Un ei l.lbltluli, ..1 il nil.i-i. Hollaiit
ai il" iii.pi ui ate here rn full rm, e, 11 .- p ??
find thc .1 ,ier pi.'ii lei-, liku Messrs. < ol man aud 1
bo tun,- 11,,11 u 11 -n ?' . Mi Kail
,,i bal.ii ? ?! and p 11
trilled nub rc-im.-, ', .t he la at hi* be I lu thc tao laud
' . , the north galil iy. Mr. J. I).
- " Hough -po!t in ti,.- \.,. .1 ,.- ny
M, ll ii ? ami 1, 11
-11 lilli . and laud ru| - bj 'dr. c. M Mcllbi liny iii
Will h d' hlllllUtl > ie,a ld 1- strollglj Iel, .ne .
Ill ,n. len alli, ll/ WBtei ecu , 1.1,1, ll -lion.,! Ilppc.ll lo tne
Interest ,.r i ,-r ... Mi fl, in.,: ? and Mr. Lips m. ott
clever n-t nf water colon ai.ti Mc r . n.t..
Turner aud < hapman lurnlsti excelleul exampleaol thu
possibilities of their ic,'; nu in it- own province of
trauaparenl waabi i bi iketcbe* ar.- tl.., aolk ol
tru. ,-aii: '.i painters, lt ls to lie hoped tbat future
e\ iiiitiiii',1.* maj cuiii.ua .*::., lal gel proportion of pure
Bate, ccu Work.
(nu ;!,? nf ti,,. Hun- tet in the exhibition of Mer) .m's
etchings at Mr. Keppel'* keller) there ure several etch?
ings intJfi sting eithei fi.un their almost cpi il merit, nr
aa illustrating Meryon'* oarliei Influences, or oe meian
.-holy exo?iplee ot bl vagaries," Lo Buedet L'huntree''
i , ants mani uf tbe uill i's iii ?-r enararterlstliut. and
lb. same .y if Bid of the striking" louretlr,ailed
Um.tl." I h.?'.? ls u Iii I slate nf thia, lent bi Mr. Alert,
wit., Uguie- m im-au. Thara la luu n truthful aud aig
hill, ant line work lu ile- ".'ld House at UoUrgfM," umi
?I, or wu .,! p.oui.-.* M of tha "Ru- dt Tmh t,
Hauryro,'' Mr. Avery bill* a t rlul pros!, am! a llr-i
ititte. riianks H. Mr. Maiuflold ibo . olfectloii t uiitalna a
li lui proof of M, rion'.- i. product IV. . ti uing ot thc - foul
nu i I, I,,/!, iv-i." i,eton- ii,,, euic acroae the riv, r
winch appear* lu later statea. Mr, Avery contribute*
tn, euler of thc Nea /.e.th.ntl -et, bul 11 I lor tilt llioal
pal I hu- on.;, a euri,nc liilm-l. Tin urll-l's pieoMnii
and dell.-ney ur. .,Hen-hon n, and i! 11111) In- noted thal lu
h. ..in,ii'm, . worked up his skies, which with two or
thu. exceptions are neglected lu the Parla act, but it I*
evident thai the lubjecta took little hoi.1 upon th, art?it'a
Imagination. Ol the earl) reptudnellve eteblnga, tbe
- Pavilion "f Mademoiselle," al:, r itouiuii, I* liuportunl
bc linne lt wus Ibis,,, lin lu. guee. Hull lust gave
Meryon Ibe Idea of cteblug .-. sc ie. ol 1 lew* ot nhl Parla.
In Uh "Hall of tnt-Losi Poolati-pa,'' the thronging fig
urea show such animation sud touch dist tne Hy varied
nulli idualltie* tba! 11 i* ec) to liellevB lu u traaaforma
tn,11 v.rouglit I.) Mci.,,,'* touch, nillomt -,-eiiig in,
original by Ducerenn. Lien in reproductive work aunh
accuracy tn anhltcctnral drawing ls r*-inarkalrle rio
eollecUou of nor trail* la of ooma uueuoe chi. il) te collo
t>,r., li ut .1 painful Interest attache* io 11,. three or lour
mon < unaplcuoae results i.f Mnvou'i dethroned 1. .?- in.
Mr Aver) turin.in ,.. uult|uo trial proof of tim * Minis
nit ol Malina" wllh el.ls drawn lu pencil by the
artist, snd also a signed trial proof, and a-rel stale.
I'ht -1 range monsters, ll* In *. and boa!- with ar'neil turn
indi, air toll a-tori relented In tbe " College ot Henri
iv "wi'.n -ea monster* u, the background,and Issi
plleebl* flguro* before tb. 1.ml,Hug- orilUs.Mr. Avery
nu- a ri rsi ami a aecoad state, let li, like ethel of bia ooo
nitration*, <>r gi.,,.1 rarity. Prom bis ool leet lon also
t.ms the "Bunn ol Plerrefcnde," etched bj Marron lu
the mndhouae M ChMsnton. Bu! th. vlsitoi will lum
nwnj from thea. Btohlnga to the Pail* .*. 1 and tba taw
ollie* willoh nlini) .Mellon at his boat, tsldc from
, lit ci. lin 1 hs With -li Instr, llillcleilCOs 111 Mute-, 1! Hill he
noticed thal ?everul luipieaalou* from Brat atotoa nie
darker,apparoutl) mur.- heavily inked, then Interim
pi nm., an appearance dna y ill) to the cburacter ol
t,.<- | iuer, muietlme* tu rttronteage, although Meryon
.lc lured bliueclf lu fuvoi of the simplest, i len neal print?
ing possible, i'i" lmpieesl.it a from the mme alala <>:
th. plaleC ul "Thc \pse" Illustrate .printing nun aid
without rttruuomttm Tin dinoieucea lu tb. ijnaUlj ni
varlou* Mates repre tented bete ure of eonrtc to i... caro
lull) .- rn IdoreiL Iinprc-sloic fi um the tlr-t slut.- ul t- ..
i , .- may not always be thc best, except for th. roll i
tor. but ,ui Hie i.tin u I..uui, Hm ll nor line , ... k, an l .loll
i .-. trcatuiaiit ofhnlftoiiM and reflection*, which ex
I ri ni It'll nf tie irtlsf* l"i-"iiuiily. uie t, ,
uni, ,i i.r linpr. Mr. Il.uten hue called Merj'ou
an " ai i-i engraver." a rateleadlng title, old rail* wub
alive to Mei,on, and the ooii?truttlve rfetull* which hu
di ev. wc, Int esl ci Will* am ma: cl . | mi-lc uni- r lg,,, li?
eu, rr. linly.ui artist could make such selection*
snell leallslle -ll! leets, but itili'mi etch,,,,? it,-edle could
[uterprcl these lubjecl a* thc) an Interproled here.
Theeocurate drawing mai Bugged a * bsrtulat'a ** care
fol work, bur Meryon blniasu slumed me .viUeinms
wiieu lie letouchnd his plule* willi tlie burin. Thr ott li?
llie- up,,i whit li lils t uno it sis nu-fen in mininer and
rel 1,1, faint m Meera, sllhoogh spprrg^stlsa sssas too
late.
The cl.hth minimi exhibition of the French lOSBBty of
raiuteisln Water Color* waa tcceutly opened lu 1'ai ia. lu
tho corridor were designs for fans, albums and sere* ns
in black und white washes. " the bumunras iden largely
ntei eiiing. *? (-onie nf the picton* riven ra'portel sottoe
in OaUgnani'i Mtesrnotr Bl* typee of french w.uuen by
di i.i,,uh. -.nile, aad antninn lnadaonpM bi Harplgnlee,
?till Ufa bf Inie/, Vui'tiiii scene- by C. Dcb.rt. an
Italian scene hy lr,men- Pto?tong, heises and dog* by I
J. L. Brown and Mux Claude, gre water colors by
Tlss.x, historical sketeBee ny j. p. I a urana. Bpouian
scenes by Worms and work* tby Adrien Moresu, Lucien
tiros. K. tie Beaumont and Emita Adam,
Art stu.lent* will (ind much that is IOU -resting In the
Illustrated lecture- OB Creek Mythology to bo dcliicrcd
presently by Mr-. Tyng and Mrs. Williamson at tbs
University Club Theatre, lin Mist one win lake place
on Thursday ai j::(i i>. iii. Ynnng stu.I. ut.* Bapocf?ll)
Would gain liiucli hy allending thein.
THE M SHAY I El RI WE.
ConeaDendenee in Tua Bi'udat Tbiuoxk ol
tertlay int Inded lettcra dom <;, \v. s. ou Um Nee
British Cabinet, trom i',,n~, ,ii),,ut Patti's artistic
decline, from Constantinopte rm Bulgarian Unity,
from Yokohama on odd phases of JapaoeM lite,
Inn:) ( liuiiL'i'u sboul tbs uuld region of Nepaul, I
fi.mi WTsahtngtoa ai.out the Diplomatic inri.*, and
iilintii liglithmsc keeping, _n cx*dlpIomsl eon
tiii'iiH'.l i?i-i.mil r. uui! -." :ic, s nf Qstnbottfl.
" Fairly Csnght,' .i talc of love .-ukI war. wa* froui
'lin: \\i ki) I'i nt'-.i'- Now Btorioa of the War;
iiml Poplcs in I.cu ling Cities, Pulpit snd Pew,
Things that atc ["alked Of, Tho World of ?mtue
ineiii. Canon! Anecdotes Tbs Week in Bociety,
Nations! Guard News, reviews of Mr. Howells'*
" in.li ni Summer" ami Swinburne's " Victor Mug.),'
audnumemnsother featntfo** filled np a psperof
especial iiiferc-r. Leailiug news t..p:es wen a
follows:
I- :: ii;..- Entry of thc Earl oi Aberdeen Into
Dublin.. Appllciition ..t Socialists to have
certain editors anil publishers rumnntfed for con-1
tempt. >,iiiii sud tho Powers askod to mu?
nni p BOC plop,, ill..
l> m:-,,,. People ol (eulin:! annoyed liv the
appointment of J. \\. Iteutroc as postmaster al Al?
lin!.i. Ihe amt over thc bod) of J, W. Pierce
decided In Favoi ol Mi *. Pierce, I li.- Ohio
s.'iiiiie investigating commit tee Inspecting tim
forged trail liook in Cincinnati. " t hoirmau
If I iiiiii's minority rc pori <m the silver coinage.
Piofeasur I li.ini|i-,,ii on Pi-otection and Professor
Dana on Evolntional Yale College. Ponrmen
drowned in thc BtiMiueliaona River, A
I rmi bli linne iliapntch limn Dr. Rogers lo ths Pan
i ? ri. directors : The coke strike in Peuu
?yivanis eudi d.
(11V AM. Si ll' l:HAN".-Ni) Startling .l'Velnp
iii. iii-ni lin Broadway investigation. . Din
jietsot ll.ii'..,ii al ii in ni .-Hoi the Board of Trade
i.ti.l I i:iii-t?..iiiitnni. Tin- Vanderbilt Read?
ing tock sold to I'. H. Gowen, Etlinn Allen
winking loi thc heirs of the miser Paiue.
William V. Smith made Deputy c.mian.r of
Public Works Vn agreement for races i?
tween Myers and George airmen. Grimes ..r
the Manhattan Athletic Club, : Movement
ngamal iciii-iii.-ic-ii.iii-c cigar-making. :tiold
valne of Ibo legal-lender silver dollar (4ir_-_
grains), 7-* n'.i cents. .tocks fairly active
sud w.ak. with large I.,ese* rou li ned to speculators.
Copies imiv still bi bsd at the office or by mnil.
Price :t cents.
nu: . i iff LS is ?? bj \ n ri;.
ra. ( -I,,,,-'!, /..';!,,,.,-.
General Wallace one would tinnily pick out
tC ? I l.e.ilthv ph,e.*',plier. He lnnks l'.li.'il bron.lei.
I! VoU were called upon lo bo Ihe lon niau nf a jury .uni
i.ad nu. i.r, rou, aud Wera asked to decide ebal bl*
occupall m lu .ifo might tc. you to Ut pu| him down Bl
,t man u,th a grievance. Without te grievance bli
bb m. t) oould become oi,fusel. Ile has been moder?
ately am cess-.ii io a good many pursuits, eapeelally In
will lng i ? i ? ? ll:- i , nh railed "la li Hui " ul ways re?
it., mi. I hie of theil!.'of .huies I . ny Mr Dick, in (ip
|M I li ld. lat IS lu say, w bru I try to lea I lt I lietel
gel beyond tbe !li*t chapter, sud then ?ouiahod)
, im* nml tells me it || the gr. at,*t story of the
age. So bach I go sad tackle it. ami the time chapter
us.-- i.e up. lu Ucl chapter there ure three oi lom
camels coming (min differ, nt points ol the compass, and
I ct OU fused among thc camels jud w nuder it hat they
urning for. Bo, 1 ke Mr. li ck, t lay the book down
Vet ll i,.is nail a gnat sale. I ara* told tba o ber day ur
?me i eisou lb il be hud sold 13,000 copia* ol that book.
-..I I. "Did rou reid lt I "
" No/* said ie," I did not. I tried to, but I got tailed
up it IM the came!*."
I he u.-eiit ' nea approached me, droppa I bl* voice uni
Mid: ??Uni: ? - f the camel*, any wa) I"
We wen'ott md broke the Malua ? ? ? , Tho
last camel h.ni broken tin- fellow's ha k.
1.1VI. -le'K. MA UK KT* UV I I'.LK'illAI'H.
Lie -' ,-'?1:.i* lo-dar, B, T* mt.!
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fm Barns tutu ul ? ? ? . IMHN bi .
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markel ib n and active i nm mun lo fair. I
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i .n,?t i ? snail i I ame
slot .,,,,1
Hoot?rle lots lo-dav fi'.'*. bead total lor ???-< ? . -is f ti
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10 ,.,,,. ,* f ,,,., il . . . tin -Milhun
? - un mini uo [oi *|.,
? I pill I. ie. H|p| ., 2 ? ,o Il bil 1 l.TO'l
Aim no, Kilt ut es dull i lip nit-, I,., t Midd I iii clause.
- Mar.-ii '!? Uv, ry, i ;: tudu do Mar.
ai.icllv.rr. 4 I I ll Bid do Api I bi I
? -.i.i al?u ? ie.- iu , .!.,. Mst tn i inn -
,:. ui, ; u .lui. ilelit ?
en ' ..'ld....-,,. >.' lilli, j du July Billi Au ii*. ,!.,uv.iv.
,1 asa 1 ?;, ? III.. ,1,1. AltgUBl .Uni -I |,|. Ulla: ll, 111
III
I ht Mles nt h.. ,,, mr ml I ? iran
t ut,,i, s . , adi Uplands, Low Middling clause, February
delivery, I l.'id lei.eisi ile february aud Maren ile
liven. i 17-iitd ic. do March and April deliver*.
.,! s, I,,. , ito A;" .1 sud Mal dc.ucl, 1 lilli
at ? i ? do M u anil Jnue th ? I I-Had. Bellera
.I-. .1.111 ami inly <:,lu,i\. i '. 1.1,1 * Hera,da ., sud
i usual itch vcri ' ?? 'i -'-I es itu, August and Heptembci
11 ,!, , I 1 . , n ,U - al.
HA IA Kb I OR, ICU I). I litton ipU't 11111111111/.--.; I < cv
Me,;,c- .-s; i.. isl urii'.ii.ii v. 7 I LIC; net autl gross re
t i|ti t . *; bat. s, ito. i titi'..'i hai *
. ti .m. ic i toi.iuiei Middling, *'j. Low
Middling, * ! I'l : i.n, I "i'i i. . om Ill ? an 1
i.i-i|.i- . .... ,,,:,- t in.leastwise, I.8.L.'bairsi sales
IOU liaiea itu - -:? I" ? bah -
-*, v. f ? - I it 2(1 Cotton May; Multibus-, si ;, Ki .
i.ttw Mn:,il,ie-, 7 IK Hi; .I "i.liu.oy. 7 ,' til net re?
ceipts .'.u.ii bales; grots. J.70 itu* exports toureetUrl.
bal - * a-s. 1.000 bales; HOCK, :(7u,,i,i nu,, -.
is.ini.1 Californian No.-J .'?*, i.,i. ,/u*. ii.oerceataL Mr-educe
- hpirilaol I ui neill mc. ::.*. cu.; do. ii LnBOOB, - '*? "U. Bel
.wi. itel!.i uei,uei a. ni'',-u. per galiua uiuverijeeo?
American lied, i-.ts. per cwt. fallow -' *. , u.rem. Koae
? i ..ililli..ll, ..*. lil.. I'.,lc. I 1* od. ids. ilth UH*.I OU.'JOB.
id nc, ii I allow i i.-te tia ..cu. I'la at. itiui- Ult*
'.'i- ti. un cm tmerleaB Itofrtgoralrcd Beef, bi ml quart?
ers - ti. nie bum tera i -, i rn < B
LOX. po .t, c at ti ic .Mint"- linseed nil.. Ju 17s.rj_-'il 17a
cl. lui mn ( i a tm.i i.m.e.-.!. i is.'.d. ncr tpuirier. Lins-et!
L'Bka x.iis.u.7 ls. ne iou KeHned Hatroleum. B%d.0
t, ,; pei gallon stpiriu el furpenUne. 'Alto, gd. ncr cwt..
?-pe in i m. tri - ne ton. liasin ' miceui. ::*. t,il. per cwt.:
I i -ul IB. |-i?tis|.,u* , .tn!. .(.;*. o.L BOT CWt, mr
Ai.ran sugar, lia Bo, uei cwt, foi Cuba coBtruugal
poianxinf lld , aud His. ,.l. it Vie. od.for Cuba Muscovado fair
itu,ino' .,i|.ut. Australian tallow neat .'is. ?Le;tot
Uti. Milt loll. -a*. lill. .1 lit. '..il. I nell Nltt Oil -00*100.
girt :,h i n, ion. uso os.
mihiiii'. Ken ui -uih .n's Lari sloaad st Td fraaaa
7.. t. ninnes per lill) kilos.
?
SPIBITk Og i I Id'l'N riBB.
I'M A I-1 L- |, * I'.Ul '.'ll. lill ir. a,tl -I MU lt IP
Ma) s s-t aii l-'e, o |i|t|,.-i,tin" Hun ti li1-.- .
?A lUUSUTOS, Iel) ll) -I urii'i.iiiii: (lr ii ai Iga
- ?.
BVBOPBAB KINam TAL BARKST*)
Loxpox i ,1.. jo i-.'aio|,. ni United lutes PosrBeroeal
lluii.ls.lil ,; St.untie ..ml fi. tl ile.lem first Murtxarro
Irii'ics- . ctiile.iii s. ;;?,., du s.i uni Mortgage, ll'*.
i bi.am .ii pu, nie, ti.',, i.tie second Cot?Kita, nS-a; iiuhoIb
I'liiiuii, it i, -( paul i oui'i.oii. OTi'ai New-York Central,
In* ., ('eua vii.,:.ia. Bl ?', lt. ...Una-, li. ,
I he lin| r j! (lank Bl <., ru,_uv bsa re,lilied us rute or ills
ronni froni J ? ru it pe. cent.
Hal snivel i ? ipmted al i'-'-d i.e. ounce.
4 p. ni . on,.,is. inlaid ior bulli ??,liei- sud the sc
tttlUll; III Bill Hld 'Helli ile.Hr.I Mist Mtlill'iu- lllltlSiS
I'ertlScatos lit' I ii dian i'aciflc. '?.,'*. Kile neeoud Con
sola. g7 ?ai Illinois leu t ral, it*-.. Mex tcaa Ordinary, 'io;
lleaiting. 11 ?,
Hu,ls.tn 1! tv t inupailt
i c. advices .junie Three Pei (em Renie* itt **'- rraiu's
.'? ', i, oli?i ? foi ii"- ticc .'mi.
I he am limo lunn,ui gone mt,, the Daakol Englaadon
balam -i'i du i* ) ?'.' . j.,
? ? p. in rana advii-mr, onoto Three Pei Cen! itcnte* at s
i.uin , o t eolian s r,u the :o eannt.
?
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Wllllei U'lnHl M l')? -1 -a .-,,||1|,.- lltieil * ? I > ?' ?l ? '? I
U mut sol li.ike'- ?., ? ).. *>* ?> i Pateiita. *i ,'.->,-'? c
| nw ,ii ? ? " 111.' li".Il tl :'<"* I ""'? bbl*
? jae mi.*,,,au- u Kebruarv. 7u>OS0*s*v.closina u
? ,v-. i;?,. h ,., - >', ,.., ina ai -U'? ?? ?*!
*n ? Boil ? -',iH,t-. ?
, ..,, | ,wrl : l*S?n. .!."?,! ;*'? I '
?c. 'IOIII1S St I'"-''. .llBl.h. ri. **??<? BC 'I,"'I!
: , i ? i _... cloelne ji ii '-'? ,o*u ? ?
ranees .u*n. -".o fehruarr ?';> '"-?- N!-"''':, "
Baiief Nu 'i i'd.-. Hcbi rori L**aeh. SM 1*0*111 Oft;
Pete-tn^Sl*ioifllOo. M:.r... f. !.;:??..-fill J';. rl'.*U.a
ii ji i.)-'-.-. -ii .... ?:??!?? fl) o, an .< cinema bi
il i it :,-. 11 .?*??.. i.ar.i i,ui"! .un. icn.'.v ima* -obb-sci i ..ti,.
?, ii at -.?*> M.ir h ?'!"'."! " Si M?r. *?" j -
UuUHBaam ?shoulder. * I"': Sht.rl Klb ??S?M
fl.Sa.tS >l.oil'i"ir -sid"* ..".Hitir. s.V flo.-?ll.t*-l'l ir.
?to.iu bbl* 'die is. i toon btt*h. ''.>? i l_SL0OO iiisii.. nat*
,,,.i ,,,,.., kv- .."Oi. i.u.ii.: Har lev. iT.yna si;io.uBut-i
?r-loufc li ina, UI.I-, iVue.lt. 17.000 UllSllJ I'Ol'lL IHlD.H) U.l*ll.
Usia. lOi.DOU ot.---, -ys. -i.i.'Ui) bu*a.i oaiior. oj.udi) mun.
THIS -JUNKY MARKET
-*i SLAT, Feb. 21?p. m.
The Batted State* Treasurer's statement ol yesterday
shea s a net e-atn in its cash, over and above outstanding
certificates, of 9*2,2B4,8M, but by reason of an Increased
liability for deposit* for bank circulation the uot avail?
able balance waa increased only $I,.rils,,ii!):i. Tho gold
kalanoa shows a gain of Bl,B8%BBt, made ap by a reduc?
tion of $'J,-j;iH,:{l() in outstanding eeltllkut.s less a loss
of 0400.358 In Hie metal. Ilia legal-ten.ler balance
wa* leeraaaod 91,671,_f7 t?y an aoossmteMss of
11,908,437 in. tbe notes, les* an issue af &i.',h,(HH)
ot c. rlillcatea. The deer, ase ,,| r,7", (i,.",7& lu silver dol?
lin :-ami bullion was made by an accumiiiulatiou of
s-li'.!,!')', tu Hie metal, pius a reductluii of 1283,360 in
thc aSMUS! of outstanding eertlllcates. Tb.) los* of
gi,924,867 la National bank notes wa* principally due
to the smaller amount held tu "prouse* of redemption-"
The Tnaaury accumulated g31,101 of thc Boo-togal
tendar fractional silver coins.
Bubjotned UK the result* ol Saturday's statement as
oompand with those of the statement of February 13:
K.l. 18, ISSU, gab. '.'?). 18H8, Chan--*,
ii,,ut cnn, ind bul.,
les* err'!.!* ami
? . nunn res. S3n.lHl.76H 111.lilt.713 Inc. g),S82.9.12
i f.ntslease rtr* -7. ,'?'>;'-I 2tl.779.0llj Inc 1,1171,4 ','
Nat hue uni * 10.226.0)9 8,301.188 Dee. l.'j-'l * 7
Sal buiks l.'.077,'..'!a 12.010,00*. Iiec. Bl,'.'tl
Silver.tol's.v tiiit'n
li ia et rUflcetea u' ba I -rn Inc, 776,678
Total* . *17H,628,0428176,022,800 Iii,-, 82,294 -.". I
In ,| ! ..,r.l!Ildsl|l-!d
turi 1, cu Nat li's
hole* '.in I'll'; 'll"
5 per teat fund.. :.*.s,,:i.HS 19,829.800 Inc. 776,181
\,r oil. liliane.*-.-silt,, ,'i,* 1*1 !i,..':)a,.tM7 Inc. 81.613.e93
Non-leg ti n i ir tel
--ili.it ...,* 'J.i.nil.ilM 29.07a.H43 Inc. 81,191
Toi.il bal mee . 6148,Sl6,6484143,8o6,4S9 IBO *1. "'??'.'.** 1
The principalfeaton of yeatorday'a hank atatement
was the further expansion of 83,033,400 in tho loan*.
The chief expanalom wera msde by tin-following bunk*:
Republic, 8400,000; New York. 8430,000; Fourth
National, *-<;<).>,(.; Park, 8690,000; first National,
8730,000; America, $790,000, and Importers and
Traders') 8900,000. The reported looa lo sssh wa* only
$3,015,800, bat thal ngura represents only ibo arersge
(or tue week; the real lo** probably approximated
86,500,000, abloh will bo rafleeted la Um statamentof a
week boneo, Tho b inks' loan* now uro 860,000,000
meter than they were ut gate af I*-;,, bat eely
13,600,000 greeter than they were at .Imo of 1884,
The deposits now ara $13,000,000 greater tuan a y ,u
uko and 833,700,000 greater nun two years uko.
Agslusl tb, *" rbongaa lha to:ul reserve now ls
S7.3OU.O0O lose than iu 1885, bat 820,300,000 grouter
than in ls*-1, and tue .surplus over tue nutt of 2.~> per
eeot to deposits now ls $18,000,000 lass than lu l**j,
but le fl2,000,OUU greater than la 1884,
The following compares yesterday'* statement with
those of the corresponding date* of 1883 and 1884;
feb.-.11 l-nl. Kel), oi, 1-.,). fot> jo. issn.
tom?. gan 6.3.H00 $-. .?- _? , .in-,.,: .-on
roecte .. 77 -ie.,.-oo 101,016,000 U7.0O6.7O0
Lea-al-tenders. 82,210,200 80,1311.600 88,407,700
I,,-!,,,.,!*. 361,880.200 852,171.000 8**5,094,lo0
Circulation. 14,384,'JOO lo,.'77, ino 8,480,706
The followingabowa the relation between tho totalre
serve .md the total deposit llablllttee:
iel, I':. 18*4. Kell .21, 1*8.1. Ie'.. 20. li-.".
specie . g77.H6ll.2UO 8101.616.0 ') St>7.00fi,7i'U
Legal lenders. 82,240,200 iw.lgu.ti06 88.407.70U
Total r-serve.... $1 loltitj,40'> $1:17,705,(loo 8180,474.466
Kl -c ve reu'd
iiK'si .lfpoaits 9O.S43.0O0 Bft.049.7ri0 88,778426
-nriilus . 819,781,830 149,712,660 $.H,7oo,n76
ltatiu ut reserve
Ul deposit. 30.17 18.11 itu..)-'
lim following ls Saturday's statement iu detail:
I Leal ,
Saiikt. ' Loans Specie, Tender, ' Depnalt*.
ge w-York ,i..;,'.nu' 'j rn 7.ooo 933 0uu ll.287,ut-0
Manhattan Cc 10.117.000 2.247.000 461.000 10.941..
Mohan;*... 7.2uil,?0.1 1.029.300 l.lOI.OUO 7.ii..i, ci
Meehan?a .. H,250.unn 2.1*0.000 l.ir-.ooo 9,331,000
. li.m'i.lot) 2,100,700 826.0X1 12,11*1.700
I'htiuiii . '!.? ?. ' 031.000 4o7.D'iD '-'.Iel '..)..i
liy . s.o*:',;(a, 9*i*ll.4DD 1.0-..I.0OO 1 I
Ii-ultsnuuiB. 2.4'u. ','( 882.UH) i-l.-n ,
Kulton . I.110.IHK1 1 07:1,300 187, 00 |,H
cal i6.iiU9.lKJO 11,923,400 989,000 ?.?:(.*>,.; .00
M.i.h Kxcb., 8.407.200 734.700 .. n..;io i.u-4.61.0
...li.u.n \..: ? .', -'.,"" 21'J.OOl 463,160 8,613,200
Botch. S Uro 1,778,701 it:,,.,:?!.., 1 944.300 Ls**.HS)
M.,I, t- i.i. 1,643.000 7.i,li!.) 179,760 1,642,200
1 |,(M 6.700 122,200 l3t. 1 I'-:
I , uh. 1 M:rt *. " ' '"'?' Tl 1,000 I ,,,.11111
Seventh Want 1.042.200 SIS.tfOO sj no Lou
Ul -ci- *; Y .'..ii"' 2*14, '". 107,100 n..17'.. soo
Vier Kxcb. .U.3H7.000 ft.-s7.ms) '.', i.il.i'iMi ;-i *..:.,,ot)
"? *.u '-'.l fo.200 1* .;..- 1 0
I.i .,..'.., tc .. ,'? -7 ...ot, 1 J .-"1 ;.- ,. no 6,310.000
Me, iiil.l" . C. ,-'..-'*' 1.1"-'.*..') Ml.lisi 7. lHi.400
|'.? Ul. . I U.700 7 '..'.'"D Hi;..Koo I h.,...c,
|(,-Mildil ' ? I - ? '" ''.''? '.1-.0
1 halli, u . t "?. 1,0 1, UO ?2.O00 6.091,20*1
I'.,., . . .'2.1. 176.1*00 168.300 -'.ll..'"Ol)
Sn lela 1 .< B7.90U ,',.',-. OOO . -ll. ..'"?' 1.5 .'DI
llanover .. 0.3->'.lO0 '-> > ,*.*) 69..4UO ll,.t(
Irvine . '.'.777.chi s.-i.7ic itt,.,. 3,19 .? 1,..i
. . a. ?'?' ?'"' ', "?.' <") ??"" -D" n
. . t ? , - ... ut .ti,-.-,;.?? H.042 ' 00
-. (li. ".1 2l lu" ...o..... ,1,1
*?! nt,', ilea I, --;' ' - ?? ' ' 116,800 I.t*j 1 100
KhoB e _t-alh. 8.371.OO0 1-ci 0 11,,. ,o.,o 4.07-.0,).,
1.,.,, 1 i , -?:.'..'".' i.To
Ol :.-???_.?) 8,186.200
Oriental .... ?.?l. '?"" * I6.il " 1 I ,000 2.1 IOU
Han.- li.nl 22 '."' "" 4.'.'2. ?(),)
Part '? ? ? ? ."'-'. .',-",, j ,. a ,.1
North RI ver 1,611.out) 1 ?? ,uoo : 7 ... ???> 1.-',?." mi
I...st 1:11. 1 1 . - . .7"0 lia.;.i.i i.t li
.'! t 1,' '.i-i.. 1,318.100 -.* -
. Plural nai * 1 1 . - ? ,,,, , 7. . ,.,.
.-,..: u n ai ? ? si . ? - ? '?" :<. .,.*.'-*,.
.Niutli Nat. . ...'.',*.no. 1 1.714.lOU 4 LAIN) ,|.7:'4...
hirst Nat, . - 6.81U 8 hi .'"..?? i .. 0
1 il ni Nat '-' '.-01 1.17s . . ,<) 6.704,70il
S. V. Nat. . 1 1.21 ?-? M.loo ii ' rou ;.. ..
I' iw i\ 2.16 '.200 47 ?.'-'"" ..', 0*1
S ) . mut) ; il . - ,, .
ti, r. Amer. ' - ? 1 ? . -, -.', 1,400
( h.i*e Na! a le. loo . --. . I ?
1 ifil, Avenu, ? - too I2I.7.H) 3 JOT, ? 0
lol 1 ICU . ti-1,21)0 -ni. 7.io 'Oil 2,0
1,i'ii.ii 1 ? ' ;,'!? o
. 4... ... o 1
Lim oin vu 1,0 1,60(1 410,100 -I 7" ,
1.attie .1 .Vii.. i 3U ,
Ililli Natl . -. - - -? ? ;?-'.,,
M-Ha; ? IH1 1,2*3 I 1.171 ino
-lilt ,1'H) 1 s li J ill
ll Nut. 2 I > ""' . I 179,7,0
-mil (tal 1.1"'. "?' :? " ? I ? ?? ; ? .
. lag il.,.is,.
11111 thc stu ks sold al the Jfes Vu ll 8 1
seek or: ,re? , san eompara 1 ? follows i
Weekend .1 Feb 23. 1 *-4 .Feb 31, ISSI Tem 20, 18*6.
t . ' 146 1.1)38.63 I ?*',*.: I 9 *i*
Nosuaici.-o.it 1,724.232 1,713,2*3 2.4
I..- export of soma 03.OOO,.t speeto leal
railed to Uleturb at ail tbe too.il money market aud mo
poaltloo of tbe associated bank* ia still too strung for
?much anxiety to be felt yet on mi* tee,nut. Katoa f r
.1 . oana worked with ease throughout tbe woos ami 2
[ter cent wno tbe pnvalllng-gun when Stock Exchange
Hillaterals w,-ro used. Al tee time tin-rate rose to I
lier cent but even on that day the majority of tho loni*
loinuiauded only 2 per ce..t. t'ommenfal naper also
?niuii,ne- to be quoted at lon- Bgarse? 3S41*- per
?rut. rhe domestic exohange* aro still in favor
ti New York. The market for foreign axohanges
lias in-fit dull, but tlrm, and closed on tbe i,.,*is ol ri 87"h
mil S4 SOU for loug and short sterling, respect!) ely.
tn the commercial situation tm-io were no develop
inc ti ts tii.it coll for axteuded eouiment, The speculation
in wheat Waa dull and Irregular, but toward lha cl.
jousldorabie engagements for export encouraged oper
tton to advance pricea, though neither lu wi,eu nor
-oin iwru Hie tlnal raina of un.tonal 111,um ht. Cotton
.1.ti.-rei a further tie in,,', t tough the activity ol
laUon waa not greatly Increased. Ueneni bualnoss bas
not fully recovered from the cd,, t of tbe storms
uni lino,!* of a we.-k ugo. bat it has not abated
nu 11 hit nf I'* hopeful tone. In the dry-good*, trad", In
lome directions, however, ,1 m ira aollva morement la
reported, .vsrypbsssof the irou industry *hii pre
o-iit s feat urea ol t-ncouriigement. We understand that
I lin 1 h..nias I mu rom puny has booked orders for 130,000
tons ?'f pu Inn aud has been compelled to nineo to take
tin more oilier!, al ruling prices.
4 great effort was made lust week by highly colored
lewspaper articles, supplemented with the usual exag
[oratloa of Wall Htreei rumors, toouake the couttdence
if peeple In Hie railroad situation. liu- fall
in "f Ihe attempt to raorgaolse the
I r.nisi oiitlneni tl A-s.,elation wa* followed by
t heavy re,tu,lion in paOBOQgBI rute* west
d the Missouri IHicr um! there wilt proietltlv be rctlu. -
;i"ii* iliad" In fntgbt rate* over the shiih- territory. Hut
;be proflts on Paelflc natue have been extraordinary
initer tho old turill uud the l,u*:uc?s of thc t'acillc roads
uay eventually be beneBted by a permanent eatabltah
neut of Ir.uispoi-tatton rate* on a moro moderate b.i-is.
I bo iriuik lmc president* seem tleteriuliied to hold their
i.:eiits np i" the pooling agreement; cort?Inly teetl
.y tbat cannot be galnaafed exoept hy anonymous
moorta unanimous amt emphatic to thc fact th .ton both
tail bound and east-bound tret?coast ofjtheMlss?Mlppi
lu 10 lia* seldom, if ever, been BS clo*" ,iu observance
if the sch,.,im,, rate* a*exl?t* to-day. l'he advance lu
Ive stock and dressed beef rate* announced for March I,
thungh they are ;"t cent* pot 100 pound* Under thu bani*
iievallnig bet,ire the disastrous railroad warof 1**1 '83)
night to satisfy lbs Incredulous that an era of railroad
i.ir; karl ii not likely to open roi some Hmo to come A
rianee at the ciiicai-o east-bound tonnage statement,
.rioted below, wtllshow that 11 pnsentethe *?mo feat
no ss baa m .rked the statements for soino time; that
a, teni* ono week br some roads which had run behind
ho previous week or two and losses al other* that had
teen In the lead, rho tonnage shipped t..i*t last week
rte-, not only ll,blU ton* larger than for tim previous
seek but 8,309 tous larger than ror ibo twrrespondlug
,vaek iu l-<s,r, ami even 198 ton* above the same Week of
l-i-l. As regardi tho Drexel Morriu syndicate tho
ii reet played freely with stories that there
tad boen a "hitch In it* stew." lu?
nn,indi as most of the*o plan* hive
iv,-d only lu tba* imaginations of apcoautora they cen
rery readily meet a *'hitch" if those persous desire lt ;
i* a mattel of fact (though lt seems Idle tu reiterate tbe
itatoment) the real pian* of the syndicate .-re simply to
ts.-lst the Heading reorganisation trustees to cirry out a
wheme for rehabilitating tim property, provided tho
ICCUrlty-llolders Wish IO do SO. Hreat nols" waa nude
rester day over Mr. Oowea'a purchase of tho Heading
.tuck held by tho Vanderbilt estate, but thal transaction
iocs not ulvo Mr. Howell th* sinus necessary for linn to
redeem nil company'a default or to assure seeont)*
miders or lils ability to raorrganlse their claims on .1
maia tbat will promise permanency.
The foll,living tallie show* tile toa* ami peroentsgoa
?hipped by each of the railroad* Baal from Chicago al
Jour (Tata and provisions far the Week ended loot
latnrdaj in comparison with the s.nuo wooli of lS-*j
iud 1884 :
Week coded feb. I'. IS84. 1885. 1 MS,
ion* Per cl Ton*. Per ct Tons Perot,
HlcbtgaBreatraL 10,220 21.3 6,118 16.3 '...,1 > 11.7
lae-siier,- 7.863 18.5 7.sj 1 1 1 7 4.04.1 si
i.,,M Warne * 133 lo.8 h.-.'ti| -ju.-t 7,:>IJ Hil
hm Haridls....... 2,160 4.6 1,778 13.8 7,26116.1
n.,tiu,ee _ obto, '.I'7 7.2 n.37'.. no tlS3 4.1
u..n.I nuuk . 7.244 16.2 el. 2.1 10 910 22-7
M. Lei Plata 7."-.'. 1.1.7 2.S2I .' 0 7. 12 1.-...J
hi, u^o_ Atlanllc 8,688 76 5.(11114 1 8,782 a..
Total. 17,848 10J UV.7 Ind 4*.lliili>')
Ths totals ol aeoh article 0 irria 1 br all tho raiiroid*
,11 Hm weakOl throe )o.irs worAas follow*:
Week ended Feb. 90. ISM. I88fc I**
IT.u.i.ton.i . 10,126 6.')0'i 6.24*1
,r.,i? luis . 8-VilS 22.8*. SI.8VI
1*1. Vl-.tt.U-*, rous. ?.b>4 SAM _U<^_
Tee-S,teas. 47...I8 8M81 ' MUM
ino week wl'iiai-sod another active speculation lu all
tue atock Exchange markets, la Go-nwwmta a good
husiuesB waa done and tho 4_* ictaluci their gaiu ol
the previous week, while tbo 4* rose further Sb per oent?
Lance trading took place in some of the Htate bond
issues, and tbo railroad bond market continued strong
und .ul vanum.', even in me face of the do.Hue, in * toe ka.
Comp tied nub tbe prcvlou* week tuc tr visaed ms lu
stocks (2.409,704 shares) ibo wed a slight falling off.
Open aud pcr-Hiciif attucks on price* (with the nunora
and exturgeradou* referred to above i'm nianing .murnini
m.ni. though only aide to iuduco feverlsuueas
in the early dealiug*. met with a larger
measure of success in the last Hire" days and the market
It-fared sonic sharp tie -lines. Pac HI" Mall was depreaaed
ti'aauii Ur*tea PseiSegif p,,r cent ou the trauscouu
neill.il [turrel, hut Delaware, L.ick.nv.uuia an I vveitern
waa the greatest victim : it closed down nearly li) pur
coin, arith l> law-are aud Hudson follow.ng With a lu?s
of ."i-j iud ('cnintl of New Jersey with BH per cent. Il
ih ii-triking commentary ou tbe Inconsistency often
seen ii Wall Street that while a theory, that a scheme of
harmony saioag the seal Interests had struck a snag,
sutflct-d to pet pneee dawn *everai per cut, the sup
posed munee of a " hard lighter " rallied Rending se
tli_t. after curly weakness, lt scores a final lo*s of ouly
\ perena! Th" goeeral market yielded niract?ntly to the
diapr Mien bred by rho break lu the coal stock*, but
nearly all tbe active stock* closed with losses of over 1
per cent. Prion as a ruie were at their lowest at the end.
Tho subjoined table give* the highest, lowest aud Anal
prlc.., and number of share* sold for tue week, to*
arther with the tina! prices of a week ago, of fifty-nine
npraaeotaltra stocirs:
it BBtKLI BABOB.
?Va nie.
Actual sales
-Finsll
Kui il Keb. I
Hig't. Low't Fe 201 IS. |
l).< 'i
43 "?
. 1 ?
ll".
1.6 |
I*3*
.'.1 ',
tas
Canada I'.iririe . 66<s (il
i un SnuUit iru.I 4.*>V 41S
lento! NJ., ftti I 311,
lint I'ac .; 4HI4 Ki'a
chic _ nw. ni , io?\lioau Ulla
dopref. .i hu-,1 ii7 V lin.-., mc-1.
Ol A *-t I* .I lift,, P2S
do prof . vn\ 12.1*1
1 htr MA i).; 424 411
1 st I- nat) pf
f it 1 u.
.loci ll V ....
CHI A I
?lt,'3!
nu MaV
. l-l I
1.) ?< 41 Si1
I'l I- 1
i'll Val .*- fol
H L _ W
i""?', log-a 103
139 V 188
137 1 137'.
129 ? I Ml
ll '4 -I ,
n.t., S3 "a
125 1'.!.'.''h 13,1,
137
lill "
87 li
Hs"..
lif.',
l-l)
ft'.4
Hit Ht anil.! lux'-j 1?)-_ **? 1 iO-3,
Kl' Va* ua ...
it., pi. r ..; 7
_V_TH.I BO
III. Cill . L9'r
Hui H.* West. - .
Lake -hore .
Li. _ v\esr . IS
Urns 1 nand. Bj'-.
Loma k N-i*b.' I'-'3,
h -
?4 U7!
7214 70
138*| 18H-J
O', 26 4
Mam,at < nu* .
Mn!, cut. ,.
M I?I _ W prf
M -f st I. prf..
m k .v. r.
10 I'..--.
N , ,v -t I,.
V Y I'll!
N v 1. KAW...
1 . t)-*4
7..S.
:\'<,
ms
87
13'4
H7
40)4
12l**?
74
4*
H'*
*7 .
4 I's
IDS-4
84
Iii
my*,!
-7-si
SHU
Uti
iiCi
l'-'ft'-j 12,1,
;i 70
eu's, ;i,"
ll) 3:i 1 .-H'S,
IOU1- 110 ll! .
. 107-a
. 98-61
.I KS
-N V _ N 1-. _ 37 \
NYHtkWprf. 83*.
Nor .v. W prf .' 2'J'ft.
Norl'ac .I 27 S4,
Nor l'ac. prf. ti I 4
(i Ito S Ml** ,.I 2641
ur it * N . 104
Or Trana . rn1.
Phil O lle.it!. -" '4
Itlch * it Pt. S6S
Bl 1' ev Hui .I ID'S,
Bl P ll .V M . llSt)
Texan* Pac.I 13 ,,
Un WO Pac . 52\
Wabash . ll I
4*
I Og)
.1.*
47
IIW4 11,7 A.
27
21 I
274
2.;..
684
69 <i
3.,.4
23%
27-V
lln-V,
P I
28-?
27 ;
l\| 21'al
102*4 :o;('4 lol
31 *4j .IA
244 Wt
84 <e 3u
IO % 4..1*
1.7-,, ll ?>*
HS 184
48*,
do 1 ref.
WU Tel ...
i'ac Mill ..
1 'on lias
2.1
73,1
OH i.l
3 I >|
-.".".J
84-i
lib's
ll'i',
12
174
9i.
ri4
"o-a
iy-*
.. 11.74 100 Hi 107
Csmei 111 ..al. 164 13-al 13-?
(ol Coal
Consol ('nal.
Man l.iml 1 oal .
.New < en Coal. .
BS 4
Hi'j
13-4
23
24 Hi 211
14 14
His. lt
52 -i
9*1
hu
7 i's
8714
107 H.
124
'ii'*
'lb
14
14
No. of
shades
sold.
!i.7_f
a*..*so
140.301
7.2-tO
Kt.il .'3
1.M7U
lt. . *
III.'
24.1,0
0.U66
6.070
4.606
4.B16
'?.*l.'.7rl
62.1,4.1*
71.463
3.').0
?I."-')
3167
? .(Mil
19.123
13.J.7U0
4.236
13116
63.) 76
6,610
1.4118
e. ju
4.300
28.3-tO
2.0D0
I t?|
VH a.
HO HJ
1/.1 oe
7,?40
4.010
4.433
3.676
87.738
ts. ono
'-'.'.'45
37.U70
lOu.lttB
'?tl
3. .186
*).OS4
21 286
131,726
1.472
9.625
H3.U04
1, ? 2.
8,*i'J4
3.0.18
7,429
1.100
2,.KIO
9,370
Kales of 69 stocks .
Hale* of 57 other stock's.
. 2,340.5711
. 129.126
Total *!uressol,l forthe week. 2,489,704
VLOBIROPRTOBS 0FCAL1FOBEIA SfOt K\ ?
Han tnuacnCO, Feb. 20, l-l 8 g.
Ye? erdsv. ro-fler.
.io
.00 .00
1.374 1.25
1.73 175
.Sa
Atf-l
HU.Wet.
Beal v Botcher.
lindie 1 Oil.
t boil?.
Coll. 1.1, ami Vu
ton i'i, nie ...
Crowe Point....
.rares* 1 ob. ...
uoiil.l _ ' urrv.
Hate* Norcros* 2.26 9,26
1.12"? 1.184
1.87"a llgia
Mexican....
Mono .
?.
Oniiir.,
Potosi.
Savaga.
SB rn N'eva.ia
Ornoo con.
I tan
Yeatenlav. To-rtar.
.33
4.25
.36
ft.)
.13
4 23
aU
so
1.124 1.26
.65
.00 .62
0
Yellow jacket.. .93 1.00
CLOSISO PBIOESOF BOBTOE STOCKS.
li mon. Feb. .0. 1S8C.
Teeter**?-v. to 't iv.
A.* Ton. 1*17*. 1264 127
*.. a loo.. I.ti 7S
\ .V I .. lt
H'*ton_ Alb tu*
1:0*nu. * M.tun)
l hie. bunill. *
Duiner..
cm,?so. .t ciov
Lust. 11. ii, lt...
i.iiMt, rn it- k. 6a
l-lllil? Pore Ml
Hint t P M urn
La IC* K rs.
L. lt. 0 Kt. - 7*
M.*. 1 sou eora.
Mexican Cci.na.
:.1 * rip. ..
Uei . 1 eural
isl mtg btiutt..
N. 1. .t M. eng.
-, mtorSar Toeaat
N. Y. a -V L. 7s i'-S-i im
iib i'.,i. 11 * 1.1 iij'u
* ? ', < oin . 21
I CtllOUV. i(,'J
1 *?"?.? Klttlllllil. pr-.d... J04
IS IO , cut. H. tl.
137^ cnn . 204
Alum.-*: M'ngCu.
82% (aewi. 87%
i-"i Calumet- Hecla 221
I*', Kiausun.. 124
Um ,11. I
43 I)*,.011. ... 13
. .. PewaMc new).. 'ih,
94 0H1BC*.
Heil I -leiiriiine..
-?ci banu....
Watei I'tmii .
4- raatarack Mm
ag CO. 1-8
iiie market I'.r mining sum k was mon active th,,1 la
the previous week, but ther, wi* no sp.eul feature of
note. The aalea ot tho Consolidated Stock ami Petrole?
um Lx, haii-'e amounted to 52,25*1 -bur,-*. a? ...,*t
I*.mc shires Ior the preceding ween. lindie Cou
lol ?! ite.l rc?ui-ered to ri 00 froni SI 2") and Bulwer roso
tn cents to ">') cent*. L'onsaildatod Califortiu and Vir?
ginia advanced from 82 1". to ?2 30, bat l'ath?r de WmeS
dropped .lu couts to -r'-' IO,
lo ?' t> -beni.- a le-.il ii,1.1 day the Stock and the Mining
Exchanges will bo closed.
124'
ur.
1*1 vi
1*9
li!~'4
184
*,,
4-'-4
17-.
884
t-t'4
SSH
30
154
*??
20'a
1024
20*a
874
2214
fjj
16-a
lf>?s
153
64
?4
90
BANKISQ ASD FINANCIAL,
United States OoTcrnmeat and ethsr desirable
BECURIT1E-J
FOH
INVKSIOKS.
All stocks anr] li inda listed on t li 'NeTr-Yo;-k -stoe.k
Exchange i> mght sad sold on commisa og ioi- cwh.
liepi.s,it accouutereoetreil and loterest ailearegl
on uioutiily balances siii.i.'ct to draft si siglit.
UAKVET FISK A: SOSA,
28 Maaaaa st., New-York,
824*11- oi iradi:.
Boeroa feb SO Fiooi.di weaten SoBergaa 88889
f.s.to. e itr.i. S3 ,.', ,,'rJ si Patent soi nt Wheelo tu wo
iblb. Patent ?V.nur i\'h ..t*. g) . /-", o. um ume?
.-t .ci.. Yellow Sic. Steamer Mired. 304*. n..ii..!-. .-?_
j.oc nats realer Nm 2 white. 42 4c.: .nu. a waite 1:4*
ea, rta au I 1 itu ni mil/ Vtt * ... *; ,iu> miner?
U ? si, i aTc unfit. 32-. I.'c. K^--,--K:- -'c . ,1 Kasten. '.ie.
ii,-, cai* im- to .tay- Kioer 10,000 ubi* 5 .1110 seokim
Loni, -7.t)ot) on-,:... oats. 13.000 onsu.. Hheita. 7,0jO
hus.',.
lltrit!.-. Feb, -',)-Vi'li.-ut ilul! Nu 1 Hird Northena
Pacii),-. t'4J4-HJ.'" N". 3 Ked Con dahl
. - ? , r. cai " - ; 12 4c: .Ve. 4
ut i: ... ..nts Nu 2 While Western at 3 ?-.?_ ,7',< Hart-y
?hales Minnesota at 02c. Keeetpta? "floor, lon bhtej
Wheat, 2,500 bush.. Corn. O.lNJO buah. eil*. 7'"' t'tt?a.i
Barley, 6.000 bush, snlptaeuta?Flour, 7o() bois.: \s bbbS,
8,000 '.n--.li .oin. 3..oOo bush.. Hals, 3.0 IO bus!). Harley
MAI lilli.HF Feb. JD -.'nt tu .pt;e- Ulltll'l.-. ? -. . Kl Hit
tlrin Howard "dree* and Wi ?:, - NJ; .la.
kiln. 88 -'.,/t4 IH) d- l-'.i .lia- M 25. ll 7a ?'itv Milla
s,.|iei.,.' , i, j, i n i :,. -mi ii5i)eiii3 ti. Rtettnada
'* ,.',.?-17.',. Patauses e't.uiiv. ?s i i ?!?). saaBrlaiise
I'uttiii. 85 75. Wheat?OoatBers tun Sfaaien lu -her:
?souHiirii ileil. :?-' ..? Ila ,1" Sillier. lu '.c ao 1
lian i.i.tu. He.bl,i Ma -.' IVest -rn ii mle: ?(.,' --o.it ^'J',0
-, -, ? -u-iiiv s.i'4,:-a ?-, : March, iiv'-.i'Osj,-, Msv,
I'.Vi.'.lt-f. t urn?-nu'.',eth i|Uiel and -Ic.i.lv OTllBian
hlgheri "outiieni ii hite i*,i ;'i-.- Sa t eii-tur. ,,,?
is,-. West,tu Uucl -t."!. 18?4%**4C. I'chiuari-. 4*4
?ii-1.-. Mar lt. 17 ?-?! i. '.- . ? BV. 474 ;: 'tc i ste.??ht.
4>.',,. i.'e. ti.it* autet inti stead) aootaera. S804S_i
w.-itrn Wiiite. ;i-,.i'e. .io. MIS-HI, -tU'i.i.'c. Peaa
sT.viun.i. J.-404 ia an aoiet tt '007Je. Htiviem
si .ni, mdoutel nett ''ur* ?l l75#ll 75 ,i>>,',ii!)ia ? s-ltir.
3.uti* lilli*.: -.Vhe.lt. 2,700 nina.. Vnril. i.-'ou., ii mi. ,,U*.
5.0"' iius'u Br*. Iini hutu tiunneut*? Fleer, i.s.'ti
Dbl*.'Com. 81.600 l.ttsU. nm, s-Wlie.it. 2J .OOO BUOU USSSO
4.1.7.xi,
CIXiiNMAii. Ken J)?ri,mr t|iii.-i and siea.l,-. Ks'aUr.
84 lOOe* 33i K.t.iet. 04 lo if! no. Wheal Ol lu .Ni 1 HtB*.
Std ".'t'oiii- 3.5011 Iblptocnts. J* ?. '.u-ii. ''or!, iirmig:
N... I -iii,,! .isa I-.., t tai - tn un : VC >itio.t. .I:'4.#3Jst
iu,- qmeti .N.i .'. ttiic. Bar?* . slr* Ba, 8 notri?B. 5so
Polk sleU'lt- ?t *li 124 Lard iiuiet it 16 9.*4 3al?.
Beats tiiv scull"-* ft no -iiirt-ii'i g. .io o 13 rsi);
li.icoi, um : mt naiei **:i ..t. ler*. ?4 9)1 *'itii-rlO. *>> ii.
ebon -, * ir. se 874 -Vhiiser Stn aad stmr it si if*
Unas -.nidi I?launce t:i,l Lent. Si 360*4 16 P***4
las seo Botcher*.84 io,/?d Wi recciBtt. 1,089**ote i *sip
U CU*. !'?* I D'??)
DBTBOIT VrU -'. Wheat dull Vt I iVinf ?. SJ',e.. .-asl) sag
Ki ir aa rv Mar. ?' 'c- s" -' "** 80c. i'-a*n. i-ebra*?r
slid Marci. -'.I'-.e. Mar. '.?f< : Ku ? tte* * I ?_
Roc. .ut 1 l.'niti r.in'u I oru-.N'u. i. lD-au4'.c. Oali-N*. S
*A lille. U '4 '.. UO, 1. > ie.
illLliAl'M-l. Keb. 2? -Flour quiet. Wheat struas ;
I asl ?*!',.?. Mn. (MV.- Jins *?V- Horu linn No. rfc
.;*,. .'tu- steadv .*-.*- -Sos Bri stead) ***? i. *Je
Barter aalrt: Ho. -'. '.I'*,-. irowMoaa ne try Meas
Tort (,i*n or Kebruirv. *l 1 ul. I BIO HIBBS -****?_,
.ash ni February. * i March, 8810 .'utter .pua.
choice creanierv 16Oise, CBeeae H'?i eran lo-s:iq.
Eau*-Ll-sh. i* ..oe. Ile,.??(>!--1-lour, lll.-tiu i'll*.- -Vfi?__
HL700 bush. Karls* 18.000 mis'' ShiMMOU?I.mr. Mi
hbis: Wiu'-ii, -'ti io jii.it.. ii.rlt-i-. 12. is)'' misti.
MisS-sroLW, Mum. F.h 20.?Wheel-Mo 1 Hird Cash.
Ki,',.-; February, sC*.- Mai ch. -7c. April, 8H%?i May,
'.He"
PaOSU, Kel) 2U.-''om steatlr : New lilith Mixed. 3*W
34V-: .ui 2 Minas, ic, i 4. OatsOrai No 2 WhtiaSg-a
,? . ;.- ECO, 2 llllOd, 2940800 Itie dull Sn 2. 5Sdala
Becelpta I'oru. 85,000 bush.: o.tls. -'.'.tKiD bush.: Kyo. -'.OtiO
bash SBlpateala torn, l-j.uoo uu.*b : u..t*. 24,ooo bush.:
live, SOO I,a,li.
Pulu.ri run. Peb 20 -ki,"ir gah A ead ateadUy held with
a Bioderate demand fer desirable ni-lc luauds Wiawera
awl I'eiui"! Ivama easer. BSOOgtrS&O; do. Kitra, *3 3o?
B3 76 i'.-iiiistl'. una l-iuilv. *to>-ffll.l. IVnuaylvauia
Roller l'roivss. 84 '7'jcfM 76i Ii.l.i-vsie Kai llr. H Strm
.', ito. Winter Whe.r i'atcut. t.'iJ.mSJ .'ur. Wlisai-Markel
linn an<l clo*e,l higher; export deouad waa turill ; seo*
i,,t* ntfuiv ami ouiet .No 2 Kee gaenarr. 884
a* '..',.? March. H:i?ad-.i "t-: Anni. I'1***?___1*,,___F'
?i\.t?.."..' tu.rn spot lots stendy export u-'nisn-t UgBtj
Hush. .ibii.iiieiits-'Auaat. 24409 1/uin.i Cora
?^V l'',X','rl>'2'S -Kluur'lill-t: XX.?t3t)rT)<3l.)- XXXt
? So'.,_*-.. il Fanil* SJt3**l ic .'..,..0. s:73??4 73j
rui?v ts .HOI 7'l: Patent.*, ik no a*.', .tu. Wheat acti vb j
n,, ? ried . ash- 914 Fehraarv. blt*:. March. .UV.bwU
M iv I 4','(Ol"-".'. Corn (imet; No. 2 Mlieil. .'asu. 80*6641
K.hiu.iiy. 864*4 Merah. W-li Mav. 37>?. nat.?uiei;
V,. i. Miieo ? t-s'i. Mig 04c. bM March ;:"C. bid MBV.
si'., live easier at5'J- Hartcr -Amencaa, 6oo?o* Hut
n-r mnet. Creamery, 3l?30c; H?in-. 19821* ?aaeeweaaf
at ie. rial 6ee?iii.cti.iu*ed. Hiv atealvunJUwi'.'Hi !taa
tic " omi. .'mu >i**i um u *i _s ..?^anMTr?-e\_?
' sn-V B-a*JBwaa**-L*M tsear, *- ???_?*?''?". .l-j*>
74, Lar.) urtu n S3 90*45 9a.
oin- Whesi- 10.098 ia*-. 'i*Ka.
Por
gS ik Hh.irt Clsar. *5
i-oeipts?r'io'ir.
9. --
biial- ' ???? i * "" ? nu,!?,.
tmBM uaiuy, 1.000.
rsywr ".Mti ilaooomtu.- fe**^??i_Ta
?* .?r_?.*_??^_?_^?__t' r? u_4*L:v_^iu ba
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