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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-05-22
A Double Lynching.

Dan and Lon Mann, who murdered Mar
shall Campbell and wounded officer McCor-
mick, at Barton, La, were lynched the same
night. A crowd of 200 men surrounded the
Jail, disarmed the Sheriff, took the keys and
took the prisoners to tree near by. While
stringing Dan Mann Lou got loose and ran.
He was promptly winged AMI strung up to
the same limb The Coroner cut them down,
and verdict was rendered of death by VIC,
lence at the hands of unknown parties. Very
little secrecy was observed by the mob. Nc,
Cormick will recover
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-05-22
Combustion in a Tan
merry.

A fire broke cut in the Fairbanks e. Co.
tannery, at Laona, Chautauqua county. N.
Y. and before anything could be done the
entire tannery and large supply of leather
and other stock were burned. The loss, $751;
100 was well covered by insurance. The
origin of the fire is believed to have origi-
mated from spontaneous combustion.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-05-22
CATTLE

The supply, was considerably in excess of
that la t Monday, but Notwithstanding prices
ruled Is to 25c higher the demand was fully
equal to the supply, the pens being pretty
we'll cleared early in the day. The Chicago
bought CATTLE of which the offerings largely
consisted, cost fully as much more at point OF
purchase as the advance above MOI ed realized
here, so that in matter of fact, the market
was really but little better SO far as the re-
CARDS the selling interest
HOGS.
Hog msrlset fair. Saturdays and Sundays
receipts, $500 head: shipments, 300 head.
Philadelphias, 81 ~ to so: Workers, "a %
to IS.
SHEEP.
Sheep market active at last weeks closing
prices. Saturday and Sundays receipts,
1000 head; shipments. 400 head.
BALTIMORE cattle market fairly
active; toys unchanged considering better
quality: other grades e to Nc off; hest
beeves, 90 to DC; first quality, 81 to 5S4c;
medium, to 5ssc; ordinary. 2s4 to 4A :;
most sales were from a to 5s4c; receipts,
200 head; sales, 1875 head. Swine-Fair
supply end moderately good demand: qso-
tations, 59sc. ShesP-s1. to SIC Lambs
o to s1<c.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-05-22
Eggs Killed Him.

Developments in the case of Louis Weig-
and, at Toledo, O., the notorious fence,
keeper, whose death was chronicie1, show
that he died from the results of wager.
While on spree he bot that he could eat
three dozen soft boiled eggs. He slowed
away thirty>two, when be was compelled to
stop. Iaa short time he was taken sick and
soon died. A fellow lunatic who tried to
Keep pace with him is not expected to live.
Bishops Elected.
The following bishops were elected at the
Southern M. E. convention at Richmond
Rev. DR.. William Wallace Duncan of South
Carolina; Rev. DIR. Charles B. Alloway, of
Mississippi; Rev. DR.. Eugene Russell, Henry
Slack and Rev. DIR. Joseph Stanton Key.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May ~ Spcc{a0.-On the curb to-
ngh; dropped = cent. largely tecaus, the crowd
believed tnat Culahy doing some heavy selling OF
wheat June wheat sold as low as 734 cents, July as
low Wheat opened at - cents ior June and
70 for July and acted irmer There were $4,000 hogs
at the yards sufficient for great weakness IN
pork. July pork down to - ~; ribs were of .
cents ami FurgGsOn sold 100000 pounds OF them at the
opening. ,
Under various influences wheat advanced full cent
The June option sold 10 cents. July at y cents The
anger hiif scalpug fraternity was DuIlsh anu
h Loaded up az the market ADVANCED When they were
filed M, the trading h, came dull, Cuiahy became a
seller again. New ork suddenly became weak AMI the
bot dropped here. Ihs cent atvance was lost III
onr-lfn the space had taken To ean IT, Vessel room
WAS chartered hero only $4,000 bushels OF wheat
and lOl OOD bushels OF There was plenty oi TOM
mage so that for want OF room that no more
businc-s was done
Ihe clcs at 80 y. m. as follows: Juno wheat,
73A cents June corn - cents June 0as - cents
June pork IS 27l2 June lar 80 80 June ribr, - II
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28

In state bonds LOui siana stamped ls were stIos
7G2 virginia Gs deferred sold al .. ana lrus'
receipts 9l2 and North Carolina specia! tax al ~
The general bond market was not as active H IL wa
yesterday but II ruled strong all the way oni i.is
second consUls rose to aud closed at 9o'2 anu
the funded coupon IS up To 92i2 lome,
Waterfowl and Ogdensburg cOnso % sou Se
g9ayg3s Missouri, Kansas and Texas general Us "co
up 81 d34 aud the % rose u 10 SOi9 West Snoo
guaranteed 4s rm al lO3 lO2 3. Central ana nu
debeuture 5s sold at 10, Pennsylvania 2s al ioo -
eral G, 1882 st Louis and Iron Mountain os "rro
up %. East Tennessee. virginia and Georgia con-
Oh u al ~ and Trust receipts FOR tue income,
steady at 2Ol2d 2O's Lou-Vlle anu NASH. ',o '
general Os to 1904 New YORK. Cnlcago hh" "t
LOuis fret receipts we're iIm At % d3i lhe hounv
and Texas Central lssues made ufincr advances "n %
appointment OF the trustees OF the first MORTGAGES as
receivers Columbus. Hooking Valley and lolcuo hIs.s
were mp u at s-i2 BuiJiO. NewlOrS and Philadepn''
hrsts to IT, against IL . Yesterday Maa9"
hrsts Chicago ulvision. were uP per cent at %
Denver and Rio 6rade dOnsOl- rose per cent 10 ~
and Kansas Pacific fr-ts y higher at lOJ Gun
Colorado and Santa Re nr.ts up = 10 ~ = anu
the gold Is To 100. oo 49,,
The db-Ireasury today gained on balance SD. =,
made up by gains Of s-Ij,5l9 currency aud i',oo'
coin The days operations covered; heceipln,
Sll9Iisl; payments SJol ,Ol2 resulting lh Oai"no''
OF ~ 900. il4 currency and rl So 30 CON- -
Money ruled ~ 2i2 az per cent, win u hl"Hc"'"'' ,
To cent. and closed offered at = per cent
The CLEARING Lon-e statement 10 daJ was as I"llo"''
Exchanges, SGI. .7j2,j7I; balances, ~5,l3i-1t
The tuIal States Treasury ht Washington ifce'''
<Gl 900 National bank nlfc. or r. .chI ~.
Tho cnstOHs frcri l. were fp-2,3iI al" iie ~ '''
rcycuuc Ieceipts slJ1,3lJ.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORk DEALINGS.
The wheat speculation appears TO be unable
TO shake of the depression when has held 1t for so long
There were developments yesterday yct IN spite
OF free inquiry for exports prices were lower and
holders sell their stnn and willing to make
CONCESSIONS order to do Cash wheat was shade
better at tho opening. but Improvement was lost and
at the spot quoted y cent lower The ell
.agements export amounted TO over 100000 bushels
The options scored sharp losses and at times there WAS
good deal and activity on the decline The
early dealings made at better prices ana
there quick Improvement ol "a ,
cent. Evidently tho rally cnect ell to sell on Ior
there followed decline which WAS only stopped Dy lhr
close tradns. The market ented heavy ana losses
we're scored O crni tor June at s3a : Tor July al
Sl3 q August at SJ' y Tor September at -1Hi 3
for October 80 s. and 4 Tor November at Sc an
ID c-tnber AT - cents. Cash duh and la =
lower, exporters buying Ony $1,000 nusncis IHe
options weak. with the decline III May extend
ing a at i62 cents. The other months closed
the inside quotations ana down 'sU cent as
fol Ows: Juue, 453s; July, 10 81 August, 4os' ana
september at A. cents. No special anlmA lou tharhc
teIIzed the option market for oats, "hch opened
easier bat Later the loss ard closed steady an"
uncnau get Except for May which is mp 4 cent as IO
lows: May 3Gl2; June 334; July. "a =. ana Augu-t
81 a cents Can lots 4 2 cent lower The Iard
mlrket decidedly lower. June options di not sen
20 %. bat the closing quotation WAS Tb Oh ue
cline csnt points and the other months lost nve ana
four points those gures Juiy - ID; August TO :"
September. St 80 and October, 20 ~.
The r6celpts at NewIOrK Pnlla Eel phit Balt
more aud Boston yesterday follows: Wnrat.
5000 bushels: cUrn lSS.6-l bushels; oats, l29SoO
bushels; total gram, 375.7O2 0uShels flour. 3oso'
barrels. Al Chic Igo. Milwaukee and 81 Louis tue ar
bushels; ; oats. 2~G56I bushels: total grain 499,s57
bushels; hour. l0,J1S barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28


Excess of exports -G7A,7 $i55577,72I s5s,26j9g2
The foregoing saows that the net exports Of specie
and bullion for ten months WAS Sl7.lO1,3l OF thdt
movement goi contrhntci ~ follows; ENp'rts'
27l77 Ol9 imports. S2O.232,lO5 LEAVING the excess
OF gold exports at S69iJ,9Jl for Ten months. The
couutrys product IN that time prOIaD mas "hoitoi
10 over go. 100000.
The imn grafton into III, Unitei states in April was
49, I5s persons, against 1929 April. lSSj and In
the last ten 300 H. against pa 5 for the ten
months ended Apri! 30. lNso.
As usual the Pcnnsylvani, Railroad Company Is
prompt in making OF earnings. The state
mrut for April makes less favorable comparison with
preceding years wouli have done II during that
all OF its bitumnous business was lost; "a IL
is gam in net earnings on April, lss2. ot
tne III Iohg peroi tho Western leased lines show
profit C97l.OOOl over the rentals pad Including the
operations Western line. the Pennsy yIV,nlf- he
earnings from January ! To April 80 are ScoVoOo
greater than FOR the same four months OF lsN'' ,s
the stock market to-day furnished Idiona evidence
ta at1'sg 9"i9g1 ssh,rIs While II i, true mat
few Largo operators and board-r0om Traders are
sll the principal ctors In the making Oi such ar
amonl Of business there Is better distributed DusLess
there has been heretofore The commission honsc'
not entirely happy are f'r removed from that depn
Of despair they were IN ten DAYS ago, ana amos eN.y
~ broker finds consolation IN the Overslopplng
OF 0rers winch come IN 100 a5t for the ability ol tno
DOardrOOn m-Inner of l commission hcn. The sitia .
looks promising, and as We remarked few DAYS ago.
the market well. There is nothing puguacious about
nalienahe RI t to the belief that he advance been
stocks too hi 1h turn
| honest penny by selling hundred or thou-ihi ~,
"A reaction lhe best of feeling prevails and buil'
aud bears" respcctfui ani tender to""'t
one another the cat and mouse IN the "hapI3
family" collection Tne market opened quiet tame A."
In the frat bOnr some rcazatOhs mark-u uo-
curs Of 4 per cent. but there no pressure 10
sell either the long short account As the dav a
the demand became stronger ana more uT- ~
and prices responded by considerable advances ohy III
- Paul stock did there seem to bc disposition 10 p,n
the market beyond the legitimate effects Of legitimate
c,uses that stock after 81 d9Oc 10 and closed ~
92's viii sales OF 900 shares good feature III ls
marKeti- the discrimination which theieallnGs develop
Lake Shore ciuscd Il higher than Last evening wn,c
| Central ,ud Hudson WAS unchanged. Despite INC
| strength Of the general market Consolidated Gas ~
objectionable percent stock declined = per cent 10 -
and closed at 1914; and Western Union, WIFE iand ana
cable hand. closed s lower than last eSehlI.
Pacific Mail. however. despite its unsatisfactory an"
meagrc report marked gain of per cent the gchea
market closed and conf cent at close to the hgn
! est figures. ., ..oa
Government bonds werc in good demand AZ nll nsrres
The bs u higher for tie 3s and 5 higher TOT Tue
| is. Annexed the closing quotations.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
vartct closing steady Transfer riDlc notices at9l5

closing steady. TRANSFER tDW ho'i'r' ~
FLOUR AND MEAI-FLoUR-NarEet still @ iayors D Duy, M
els holders inclined to shade prcss M .te Tny N y oa n
narci 20 coycr inmedite wants limited sie for ex
with most o the shippers hoing o. Sas I'm iVcIUds
oo 63 cy Nm r hna a. a. 8 80 G 4 40 for oG cnos tss
Winter Wheat 800 Pb' .gpeInne ,a d@SsS 6 o anv
p rhip nGGs the range a l5ssS 4o bbs Winter Wheat
Extra IS lOdt q for Common to Coca ana - nne
50 sofa 10 r19T. IGT cOs@ g os5 '' ySs
Very Good 70 paens saneras 5. Oo az
$ -4oSss 80 Extra N% q s,,,o So i%@sS ss 80 g
sa ass co. TO Extr' we,'es 50 Io@saS
opS ar to EJ,r" G ono s{Fi q ' o, sS,S I,
thoce 81 2jasi 40 Common Extra Minnesota - 10 -
e.F = 30 Pan S2 s 8 4s' 90 Bakers Extra
s. 30 s. LSas G'%Snt' ooIo vcrv taT co "a 90
Winter Wheat Extra. "a as5 10 tity MI Exfrs "a tor
dSlH$ inSe. d u OF fI and winoa'
deGsd sG 1 en1hs n N RS GSo nq rd @ eT uG
including Common to Good Extra e 81 sFonei oY SO0 and
sales $50 C9s GS upsrag at 81 sy a. and 1nfr a
yellow Western at 81 ooes1 10 Brapdy"ne quoted al
AiN-WBEAT-Markct irregular and unsettled Cash ash
shade stronser ana closes 20 th% 6r tie
pces A" brisk trade for mtel bnsine for
Shippers 256ooo bush and ~ Niles SIOo & @ od ~ m
arrive muns 80 Chicago a. 80 ~ to arrive ana sl 20 1c
aIoar Cngradeo Winter Red - s9c No. Hen TG
sjl. in so'r ahoat "a &c nee & On ooSa % AZ ne
closing At 8saac Jny. 4ds64c closng ~ $50 49,
her sJa4 - &C. closing at ~lsc do 'oi pcpoel,
ing at -s December eJG'O 'O2c t'oHn, al 80
90 Tor Nav 81 5S4c closing - .Rf r ar;
ket IN and quiet sales. 5000 lush state Tor tr a+ 'i
m lime ,f SOC auot Il ~ d69c. Weste 6na CSC; cana
da 81 a6lc...... .BA riley Nominal asoh OYER
pipIf.y NJ IiT-Iul ~ UNCHANGED prlccs CORN
Market lower cash Ots have declined "a f ahn 1891
ou Options opened without decided change ileh
Ia l4c ana closed heavy al The inside prices nhl.e @
trade or export a moderate business ''i nome ne a
arre Transactions o. tons. shippers bought 'uun oS
future. lul.uuO hu-h spo''
cj cel 5c. ungTadea Mixed at 81 i"S; 40 o., :. ' =
steamer Mixed 4il4c elevator l4i4c lor May nhu - q
4 ~ or delivery No Mixed ~ "a ~ ,c IN, IN essI
Tor fgc atOai. closing al 4Sc NO Mixed roc NAV ~
,isc. closing az ~ Le Do for Juh,; asat e, NJ
j7c do. for August 40ta!6'lc. closing az s ca"R %
Tor ~eptember. 47aI7 iac. co>ing at .oA Is ;n
declined i 2c and closed steady options "ete ere
easer AT q opening then te more Strength ana cps'
steady. sales. iG0OOO bush future Eloo9 i Disl SPOT
including NO - 5C3, &C.. No - 80 2d,,' &c
IL ecyatr 37sc anoat 40 j. nominal NO, Nnl,s; N;
:'s l.. q "a c.: No =. -. L.d4 Ace; No. nominal hNfu
Western 81. Sc. White do. 49, c he ssiei 5,i %
ai3c No. Mixed NAV 3nls a56 iac closing az 90 -'.'
A., 30 le 81 &C., closing al '1'+' 80" "t JuN
81 II nc. do. fol August "i'4c CLOSING d"
3l3Ic...... FL Ef,D-Cuc ,,,.. l.s,
We take following from Walkers lIlNdt D"'y III
culai dated Nav u, 1850
Quantity of and Maize on passage for Europe May
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
cnrro< MARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. May - 1-lZ:5I y. m.-t1tOl- Busiuoss ~
GOOD at hardening rates. Mudlns pandt o'sA do Mia
Dritll4 1000 Jaef. mVlutln' -uOO
uAc- speculation AMI export. receipts l.uo bai,s a
American. iGfuics du q ia decline piani' Low ma
,in June nd luly uclNcry. -oIdi as" atid DO Jny
and Aushst dc.i,cr, DBid; August ana ~epttmhei
delivery. 5trtd. GO september ana october d'nfcif.
,id nisp b3Old. 80 OCTOBER AMI November dehY ~
4 Uffid November au. December "liNc'Y. p-.'id
heat d tie aem mt i- or Holders osei
tree !. talliOIna 40. l. "a ID - ld p'i ''nt1i
Corn Qu.ct uut steady. The dcuani - iO,r.
II .iutr ,rlts oi 4ufptntie tJs "a ctn'al
J.. nj totun- ruot Mdiurg irlends q -di Midd
nn. ll4n.a > l.o,i lnN lIllns Url mis- laui t'oo
Ulu.uaIJ l. lands I'D. Ordinary tl.~nds. o-lOd
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per yor,h Rtpsr. V,srLs rni R thr1tts
GENERAL MARKET REPORr.

COFFEF-For razIl growths the mark "a steiv on me
basis OF 9lc for far ipvO sale; o. bigs hp ~
Rrssel 800 ba - DO. TX Missssi ~ am ZnOp "a o
The speculative barely sel " ana nc IN eh
sed points easier early aud unchanged tor te
hveiies, as follows: May, t.sj@1.W; june t-pg 80;
july. 77o@7,c August, 77oa3 Is sep'em9er ,a y .,@
~ October, 7.ijn7.tO November I65 80 Deceui-
mter 77O41'75. Sales 4n5OO bags MID grades urn
sales 2jO pculs AugOa March safes and 2OpecuAs MaId
hcng arch sale. . -
COrTON-Ibc market ior spot Cotton was gnlet n ann
ste Micng and abO." WIS advanced l-tO WIN
other GRADE Port recepts 70 dy 03t1 Oae
cOnuaIing 25ol bales last week ana lo' pas or
CORES pondlng pcr1Od last ycar .,....,.,
uofltons las ID on tns American stan larl Of cla'dcf
ton are "a, follows
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
LIVE -rocx u,nKrr, BY rELginArL

ST iOuIs Nav .7-Cdnt,- HeccDts lHUO heid slDmertA
l3uu! tnolcc Naive ~hiDp'dg steers
81 3uasI 10 Butcher steer. 81 'tN e ~ toN :
uciicrs OQt3 -. stockers Anh rcrdcf - V@ -
Hog,-Receipts. 2OuO smDmentA 2uD Ligit ~ "
~ e. f,cAlnE. - Hu4t4 VIs Hcdvy - /" ~ :"
100 shDneht. tOJ' hlii ~'t I"c' ~
spGfs J
CHCs.o Nav IL me DrDf>r. ipffuN rtpb'lf 'H'ff-
krceIpts. .9IO 1lDmcu- Auu' neal matA'' lii
~trsr-. SOVNcr- HuJ ttturif -
90 cows - JeFl 90 iu.N' = 80
ai8 10
kccsInts $1,000 Sninr"utF ""'' "la'N"' '''iN'
Koueh ana Mtx'd. ss.he4 ld fI'.inf Ah' -iipOins
uH4r. -. ileut. - .oHr4 l1t Hklut r. iIHF' 90
Ah.sy- -l.rae.Dt, 800 heti. auDucnt, iAa'H't
DcaA. Sa...es u % ga ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
CLOSING rRIOES or PHI14DgLPIII srDORS

THURSDAY. May 27-r W.
The report of the Bureau OF Statistics the foreign
commerce the United States for the month OF ArFli
makes a better showing for country, egarded III
the light OF debit credit balance than did that TOT
March The OF i'm orts OF merchandise In April
only S3547,7 against an excess of T6ji'3i' III
March the values of exports wer, 100000 greater
than IN March of imports S2.67O,OJ0 less than IN
March, Compared with April. lssJ the difference in
the balance IS S7j00ODO. because IN April. ls-1 the
imports were down to tho unusually small amount OF
SIS 100000 bus compared with April. 1ss the excess
of imports Last month 900 900 smaller. The exports
OF last month were greater than in either
Apr 1859 or lss4. Including the specie move
ments the exports exceeded the imports Sl,sO99oo'
which nearly $i,OJo0OO less than tho net excess oi
APRIL 1889, ana $l3.O0O,0DJ less than in April, 1854,
when the exports of gold and silver amounted 10
S23 O9s $50. The comparison for ten months endeu
April 30 to superficial view presents unpleasant re-
suits. The merchandise exports Tor the ten months
exceed the imports only SillJs.631. AGAINST
slG2 l65 l3O excsss for tho ten months oil the
preceding year, and including the specie movements
the excess of exports 10 only $js 26j.992, against
Sl5jJ77721 for the time OF the preceding year.
This difference Ia principally occasiOned by an increase
OF Si6OOOOO0 in the amount OF merchal'
disc mported AMI a decrease OF S7j.OOO,OOO
in the amount OF merchandise exported bnt
all OF that increase in imports has passed into con-
surnption For the twelve months ended April 80 the
imports were S32 900 than in the preceding
twelve months yet OF goods remaining IN bonded
warehouse on Apr 3d. Il -. only $4,000 great
er than that OF April 80 1888 and S3000,000 less than
on April 80 1854. The following table shows tho com
partive movements OF merchandise ami specie AM th'
net balances for the moath OF April and for ten moAtnS
OF three years:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
Gorsce an0 CarridNes.
established 1859.
q -W\l- LII. GRAY

WAREROOMs nos. 20 and % wOOsrERsr
yictoras Visays Cabnole,s Ian. .aulels. LAndauS
Broughams Berlin Coaches. rwoNhee Dog Carts Pony
ar;s Wagons Rumble ind CANOPY top ihactons.
Carts surrey agons ,kawls Phacfols, Snlkes Road
carts. GIGS wagonettc- rop Pha tons Beach wagons.
stsuhopc Ciss Top Wagons Coupes SIX seat
ur,an ocAaways Duquessa Nictcuas Ladies' Phss-
tons.
800 NEW CARRIAGES. VARIETY HARNESS
$50 second hand Carriages at reasonable prices
WILL ALSO RENT FOR iHE SEASON.
| l'OR SALE-A nice Coupe Horse, Roan, ld
hands high sound kind price $3.50 Can ne seen -
| lergusvn d saDe lV5 West 1Jd e. Inquire for Scott
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
THE PETROLETH MA RKET.

Dulness was about the only feature OF the
crude speculation yesterday for the dealings possessed
little Significance outside OF temporary fluctuations
The tran actions little moro than 300 900 bar
res and prices t" the extent of cent Ii was
"A good traders TO scalp on for the nuctua-
tons were frequent. The best prices were made Ia he
The market generally hung arOund %
cents Prom the nell. received 10 starue
traders out OF regular rut OF pking although the
thr Washington district production a
near. be well sustained. The Cameron gusher has
settled down t. lOO-barre an-hOur producer III
import ant strike II looks as though
of business would continue. nut almost any
day bring Developments which VIII muse more
dated Exchange brokers found active employment in
the Lively the stock department. Ihe
market closed easier and near To the lowest point oi
the day .
The range prices ana the total dealings al the Con.
sOni ttcd Exchange were rs follows:
Oprnng 65li Lnwest........... tl y
Highest 6Jas Final. rs
sales barrels. lOOo
There was business III refined oil, but IL was
accomplished without change IN vlin-s Quotations
were left unchanged al cents per gallon Abel test
BRADFORD, Penn, May 27-Crude OIL. National
Transit Certificates opened 65s aud closed at "A;
highest O5l2 lowest GA ceararces, l,29GOOO bar
OIL CITY, Penn May 27.-Crudc Oil-Natonal Transit
Certificates opened at COS. and closed 81 IS highest
COS; lowest 6ias sales l7l5,0OO barrels; cearances
349i 900 barrels; charters. 3l762 barrels shipments
5J,ysl barrels, runs. o7,l9l barrels
cnAgrt,rox MAY 47-rnrpenuuc dun at 2ss.
sAyASKAH. Mtv -. -tnrDcnunr STEADY at .iuc
NILASGIOa. May II IurDsi1inr arm At -. ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
EUROPEAN FtyANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON. May 27-l2:5O m.-United states per cent
bonds 25L do. AIS. ll3e; Atlantic ana Great Western
FrstMort rru,ee5 Certiicaes Al do second mort
gage. lO4 Canadian Pacific 6J7- Enc: 26t Ere Second
Cons0ls 9.as Illinois Central. llo3. Mexican Ordinary
2G4 Paul Conno. 90 New-Yo Central 1919; Penn
sylyania. j3l4 Reading. H.
loo y. m-Fars advccs quote Three Per Cent Rentcs at
francs ~ = tn,
Bar silver IL qdOt-t at 1 ,l9L per ounce.
LONDON Nav - ! p. m-Atlantic AMI Great western
Frt Mortgage Trustees Ccrtiicies, lO's; do second
M0rtgagr Canadian acIfc 6j34 EIie second COnsOls.
s22 Illinois Central 1903 Mexican Ordinary 20 St Paul
ConnJn. =. Ncw.IOr6 Central lOi 81 Reading II .
Canada Northwest Land COmOany, D
Hudson Udy COinplny pa ...
The ouo IN lhe Bank England has decreased s2Ol 900
during the past w9ek ~
The pr0Doron Of Bank OF England 10 liability.
which Last 81 jl6 per cent is now 81 10 per
D. m-Tne amount of bullion gone into the Bank o.
England balance today is t2u.OUO
PARIS quote rnree Per Cent Rentej at o. Tancs
AZ centlmcs tor Gne account
PARIS Nav - The weekly statement Of the Bank oi
France Increase OF $4,000 francs IN god and
2 L., u IN
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28

Specie engagcmeuts made to-day for saturdays
steamer amount 10 81 10000 but tho foreign eA
changes were dull and weak at reduced rates we re-
vise quotations for bnsiness as follows: bankers
bills 81 sCa and 81 Ss for long and short s'erinx re-
spectivey l77s and 5143 for france; 93s ana 9o's
for reichmarks; 4ul4 and i0la for gudors.
Tho governors OF Bank OF England At their regular
weekly meeting day made no change In the DanKs
minimum rate OF discount and II remains at per cent
During the week the bank lost s2Ol 900 bullion. but
the proppron OF its ita liabilities was raseu
from 81 Jl6 to 81 ZIG per cent. against 81 per cent
AZ Tue same date last year To-day the bank gained
10000 on balance. Tho weekly statement OF me
Bank OF France shows n gain OF 3375O0O francs gou
nhn loss or 100000 francs silver. Al the lonunn
stock Exchange British consos steady at lOl ID
ana lOl7s respectively for money and account United
States cents is higher AT l2Si and the 2'
were up u At ll3l2 American railways at the opening
iy responded To yestorday's homo advances ana heu
about steady all day. Bar silver ls to 49i2i per
ounce Engish standard. At Paris French per cents
declined 10 S2.i2Lo
The GOvcrnors OF tho Stock Exchange have admitted
To de ,ling AT the Board the following securities:
state or Tennes-ee-New Settlement bonds. S6-s.ooo
OF y per cents due 1913. redrcmtble after SIS;
100000 of cents due 9l3 Icdcemahie after 1888
aud OF cents due 1913 redcemable after
1855
Evansville and Indian ,polis Railroad Company-Con-
soltdaied per MORTGAGE 10 year bonds TO the
nj ,lAl