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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04
Il II ReA lly Consumptionf

Many case supposed to be radical lung
disease is really one Of liver complaint and
indigestion. but, unless that diseased
liver can be restored to healthy action, II
will SO clog the lungs with corrupting mat
ter as to bring on their speedy decay, and
then indeed we have consumption, which
is scrofula of the lungs, in its worst form
Nothing can be more happily calculated te
Percss s "aolSsn so Medical is Dis Disco3ery sr b
druggists,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04
Some Sort of Sad News.

Thunder and lightning. Carter, 10
this your''
Eyes"
"Why. ] thought you were dead"
mo, / was never dead"
care you quite right sure of thatf"
eyes" I.
"Why, I'm pretty sure saw sons
thing In . paper about you being
dead"
e'I guess you read about me getting
married"
''Well. may be II was that. know
u was some Kind Of Sod nsw;."-Ksn-
Isoty 6tase Jewrak
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

Mrs. b. is one of those energetic,
quick. mo toned women who carry theil
work by assault. One day she had
started across the room on some errand
out midway forgot what it was. "What
was going forP" she asked aloud
Two-year-Old, seated ON the floor and
always liable to be swept up In one o.
her mother's hurricane passages, asked
nsekly; "Was-oo-goin'-fOr-mer'
Chicago Living Church.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04
PHILosoPHIc PASTRY.

what an Ancient 0o0aeborry Pie oald to
FreshIy-Baked Tart.
Once upon time . gooseberry pie
was put in the show case of . restaurant.
There it lay for many years. Its life
was useful as we'll as ornamental. for
when working hours were over the
waiter girls would use it to crack wal
nuts on. One day fresh tart which
had Just made its DEBUT in restaurant
society said to the gooseberry pie:
''Of what use In the world are you,
prayp You sit from day to day doing
nothing, and NO one calls for you."
The gooseberry pie said nothing. In
. few minutes q hand reached in,
grabbed the tart, jammed IL onto plate
and set It before customer who de-
voured it.
Again the gooseberry pie said moth
ing. but contented itself with winking
st q cock-roach which had witnessed
the affair.
MORAL. 1t is sometimes decidedly
comfortable to get left. -Aerchans
Traveller.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

An Indian doctor has advertised to
remove superiinous hair, but the ladies
are afraid that he will rely on the wis.
dom of ancestors in his method, and,
therefore, fail TO patronize him.--Bostoa'
Budget.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04
A CITY OF FLOWERS.
Something About Damascus, the Oldea
City In the World.

Something About Damascus. the Oldest
City In the World.
Damascus is the oldest city in the
world. Tyre and Sidon have crum-
bled on the shore; Baalbec is ruin;
Palmyra is buried in the desert; Nine
veh and Babylon have disappeared
from the Tigris and Euphrates. Dam
ascus remains what it was in the days
before Abraham-a center of trade and
travel-an island of verdure in the
desert--"a presidential capital" with
martial and sacred associations extend
ing through thirty centuries. 1t was
near Damascus that Saul of Tarsus saw
the light above the brightness of the
sun; the street which is called Straight,
in which it Is said, che prayed" still
runs through the city. The caravan
comes and gSss .; il ..ii' did ,sd tho1sand Ssa;s
the ass and the water-wheel. The
merchants of the Euphrates and
the Mediterranean still occupy
these with the multitude of their
wares" The city which MahOmet
surveyed from neighboring height
and was afraid to enter, ''because it
was given to man to have but one
paradise, and for his part he was re.
solved not to have it in this world" is
to-day what Julian called the "eye OF
the East" as it was in the time Of
Isaiah, 1.-THE head of Syria"
From Damascus came the damson,
our blue plums and the delicious
apricot of Portugal, called damasco;
damask, our beautiful fabrics of cotton
and silk, with vines and flowers raised
upon smooth, bright ground; the dam.
ask rose, introduced into England al
the time of Henry VIII; the Damascus
blade, SO famous the world over for its
keen edge and wonderful elasticity. the
secret Of the manufacture of which was
lost when Tamerlane carried off the
artist into Persia; and that beautiful
art Of inlaying wood and steel with
silver and gold, a kind of mosaic en-.
craving and sculpture united, called
damasking, with which boxes, bureaus
swords and guns are ornamented. II
Is still city of flowers and brighI
waters. The streams OF Lebanon and thu
''river of gold" still murmur and
sparkle in the wilderness Of the Syriar
gardens. The Household.
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Five Hundred Dollars

Is the sum DR.. Pierce offers for the detec-
ton Of any calouel, or other mineral poi
son or Injurious drug, in his justly cele-
brated Pleasant Purgative Pellets" They
are about the size of mustard seed, there
fore easily TAKEN while their operation is
unattended by any gripping pain. Bilious
ness, sick-headache, bad taste in the mouth,
little giants Of your S VhsS drussist tore ''ee
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

AT the japanese village Visitor-.1s
land dear in Japan" japanese" No.
but the grovnd rents are awful" Visitor
-"What's the cause Of thatp japanese
-" EARTHQUAKES. "-Tenas SiJlings.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

HALLS Hair Renewer is cooling to the
scalp and cures all itching eruptions.
For ague, bilious, intermittent break
bone. and swamp fevers, use Ayers Ague
Cure.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

The Fall River Netcs says q new yarn
mill is to be started there. Wonder what
they want another newspaper there for
any how3-LoUsu Citizen.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

A MAN seeing on dentists sign: Teeth
extracted without pain" remarkeds 81
never could get any teeth extracted with
out payin'."-N Y Ledger.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

"BY their works 70 shall know them."-
Watches.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

7 Although It has the ugliest name
SauAm lake IL said to be the most
charming lake in New England.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

THs "Favorite Prescription" OF DR.. Pierce
cures "female weakness and kindred at.
fectionA By druggists.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

SHuN O1NrMENrs AND LOTIONS for skin dis.
eases, cuts, sprains, bruises, &C., and use
GLENN's SULPHUR SoAP HILLS HAIR AND
WHIsKER DYE, Black or Brown, Soc.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

ArrRR all this world Is . dangerous
Nlace.-yelY few get out Of it Alive.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

The best cough medicine is Piso's Cure
for Consumption. Sold everywhere. Csc.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

II brooklst II little brook, vhAs - .
roblst-Sprtnafeld UHtsn-
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

TOBACCO leaves-The cigar stumps that
ere thrown away.-BestoS lft
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

II aflicted with Sore Eyes use DR., Isnao
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

In bonds, Louisiana consOl. were unusually sc
Melropot.n .olI u25 nt4sal9. The sales of several
Issues al auction via be found printed below. t,
large and well distributed business was done iu rai-
way bonds advancing figures. Erie second cOnsOis
rose from S92s to 90A@91 Rome. Watertow ana OE
densburg nrsls were M a AZ 99l4 Can ida southern
drsts we're firm AT 1914 and Il 10 - 4
Lake Shore seconds aotive and u higher ~ lZ04
West Shore guaranteed nrst- steady lO270 lO3
and ClevelaDa. Columbus, Cincinnati AMI lndiinapol'
general 6s were steady at 1o3'se Io3'i sl. ots
aud % were up per cent AT 90 American M Doon
and improvement 81 rose 10 to 80 MeirololI'nnn n
Elevated hr>ts were hrn atl24 and the seconus "e ANU
y at lll+. New-York, hcsso and ~ Ions
receipts rose a t. 93 Houston aud Texas or,
were steady at s9ia Western frsts we're q higher ~
l04 and the general Us sold up per cent 10 09ao
had generally agreed accept new bonds at . aIu
per cent respectively for the ar,l'' ,cn seco%a was
received In this city announcing an ,ns' .ome
court had rendered dss''lon upon pevsoI sP%e
nent Company. The character OF the decision We
and Philadelphia hrsts sold at 4O9d 4l7s Midiand Tn
Jersey nrsts were sirebg AT l0oA 0O14 The 81 fdui
Burlington aud Qiiacy debcnture os were 3 hlshsr al
l0sN Oregon Short Lane Us we're active ana stos3
lU2 l02l9 Trxas and Pacific incomes were 70 hlsne
. g. y .rd hrs,', Rio Grandc DIVISION were hrh A'
made by gains OF Sle4.079 currency aud so s.s;oy
coin The days operations covered keceip.a. sncs:
Sl229.G79; payment. sI0lG.5o6 resulting IN balances
. slA.723s95 currency ana slss,244.422 COIN a .
Money ruled easy At per cent. exceptionally "' !
The Cearng House statement TO day was as loho"e'
Exchanges, ss9.sl9.542; balances. 80 20 2s2 ,v.a
The United States Treasury Washington receNeu
S4GO. 900 National bank notes for redemption. -,
The customs r~crpts were S~7S.7s7 and the intefha
revenue receipts S23l.I2J. -
The foreign exchange. we're dull and steady at IN,
chan ged quotations for business follows BANKERS
b. ~ s7l4 and - S94 for long anu short s.erlln,
.pectivey 5l7l4 and 5liis for france oo's ana %
for rciehmar 4Ols and 4Oia for guiiiers
IL Lonao British ooLsos steady and unchAnse"
at lOl 1916 and 10l respectively. for money ana NO
count. American rpil ways oPoncd irrrgulAry changes
from last evenings closing prices. but always hsne,
than the equiv homo figures and later made sa
yancos ali At Paris Frenon per cent: we're eeaaJ
| al 90 81 2. and sight exchange en- London rueo ~
| 25. 2Ois frs. TO the 3.
The following securities to-day sold AZ the heA
Estate Exchange and Auction Roou. Limited. BY Adria
| Il. Muller d bont
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 26 lSpectab.-June wheat sold
down 10 73as cents THIS morning There was not nuch
tradn- and made the selling all the moro lrresi-t-
he. Hutchinson last nigh, sold "cals Oh I,OOO'oOo
bushels OF wheat great "Oear has this trader be-
come that FOR fear VIII at would not be called he
BEGAN selling AT the opening aud put out I.OOoOOO
bushels to make Cudahy is presumed 10 nave been
Lrse buyer OF wheat this morning Schw"rtz' Dupee
d Co were taking wheat all day long While Mr
Cudahy down stars all the morning watching the
blackboard aud talking bearsh On prices, putting THIS
all that together The crowd iunpei 10 the cOhciu-
sion tna II WAS Mr. Cudahys wheat mat was bought IN
cat charters reported al lSO.OOO Dusuc4s
with twelve DO lOa Ia taken at Ncw-1 1orK l""Ard
me o-r when touched "A q 14's. snorts VINO
Ia be early IA most cent iO"er HHuIVS
turned about aud became sellers again.
the close at Z3O y. follows: June Wheat,
"a a. cents cOrn 36ls cents June pork. Is AZ z
Ju lard, IS sig June ribs, 80 rs. Calls on July
wheat sold 7G2 765s puts, ZOE The cuID Oh July
Nas 16la
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
GEAIN And PRODUCE NARKETS
rrArrErs OLE xEw.YoEK pEALINGs

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS
New features were lacking i'll the speculatlons
NJ tho Produce Exchange yesterday and prices were
variable and unsettled. Continued purchases OF wheat
for export ,suppers took l2sOOO bushels) helped TO
rav the option market AGAINST the adverse hhdehces
OF good crop prospects and unfavorabe foreign advcS
Spot lots however opened easier and rose only shade
the close being quiet with steady tone. Inc options
ranged up and within narrow limits on falr VOL
uue OF trading the close was heavy and on from
IN. hest figures The early months closed with losses OF
In.,i prices May. S4% june e4h JnIy; sos
AUGUST. .6ls. ~epteuDrr ~Gi3, october .42; N"N"D
her $50 December, s3s4; January, Sval ce1ts'
Corn on the spot and tor VI : delivery was
,frouc and higher shippers took $4,000 bushels ana
fb- gains I'm - 1 lots ranged from 81 10 cents May
Onous scored 3s cent al 414 cents hul the
otner months only trbe better Ine close was
not strong and prices as !OOws June. 40 cths'
July. 46ss; August 4Gai; September 474 cents Ihrre
WIS hi IT, feature 10 the oats market Cash lots He-
cDned al CEN. The options closed steaiy with May
dnwu 81 cont 3Gis June OH an Is a. 35H and August
al 81 g and ly unc get 3tl2 cents. The iaid
rnauced Al 70 II for june So 20 FOR July. 80 - Tor
August SO 81 for -ptemher ana 10 IL for OctOber
The receipts at New(Ork. Baltimore fhllaie-
NH. ana BustOn yesterday were a. follows W neat
1Ot of5 bushels corn. POI .6O7 bushels 0als lol92
bushels: total grain. s2O5ii oushels: fpur. 3l7|9
barrels AT chic ago Milwaukee and St Louis the ar
rivals we're: Wheat. 4l.O9S bushels. com, y l,-@o
Dus.eis oats -9i15i Dusue4s tota4 sIaln' oOe'O'@
Sushe.s; -four. 20, SOL barrels
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

v..,., moved tho appointment OF state E1ec"''Vc
kmm,tee of two from each Congressional dstncs anu
ma -at-large, and approving tho Prolec' vi 1
Anti Saloon Conference, and instructlne 'he con''o0
:, .rcoint delegates thereto. me Resolutions "o'0
$1,000 after the number Of members atlarge had been
C.roasei 70 three. The following members were 'hen
chosen: , " W
vilbu of Cumberland. - &c., -, pu,lng.
&on. ~" 7 mos f. Rcslimg. OF Mercer ,.,. ,ohn
VI" PHI p,sirct- benjamin Griees of Monnouth Jon"
S,v,S StSsS tDS-rrcti K Carroll OF Union; Oscar JEFFREY
~, Ws''n, 'n.lr,et-Thomas f. Moore ras'so; William
hI,Ib hVIih bstTc,~ra VI Harrison and C. H. Johnson O'
AVgith Distict-Georsc ". Clerihew and Dr. 'Onh V
bi.G, on ups0D 4 Arp.toas e. X. pansborn and John
+. Foster. ,e,,.,,oo on ,r,d
NJ Foster said he thought that this conference S'u"
teen itself clear of the nachine' ana "s "o was
sary OF the state Republican Con''ui'co' n0 o'''''N
decline. -, W. ,,art
General Rusine-" Ihat """' We ~
70 capture toe machine . 5000,
tx-AsSenb.yusn John II. Parsons, OF ESSEX "o'o"
that the Executive Committee be rcqueseo'o es'n' ''
views OF the conference to the next Sepunv'" % "ud
s,n.us, ~ .ctcd toe suggestion aud T. ~ an he'pc
made stirring speech IN favor o t, tsfonsh IFS
ascucy ihe Rev. Dr. Lewis Of psinhela mare & an INV
thGsastc speech Of the same nature S oT Abra
- NJ, s.d thai iny first vote was cast loi ApA
b.n Lincoln and i; squay my PRIDE LAY ~ nv
Ill rcveren,e 10 the glorious past-I w.,s
80 to ynta for James G. Elaine at the ias' 1'0'
scniisl election" lTumultuous appa Use; ohapca I'm
A delegate " ANA you'll have "po'"''
1SS~."
- -, \.Ncomb. a cOioIed clergy u"'' F.t
,,o aSvncacv OF cClored voters luI n onsc IN
and alluded TO their work III '"o '0f
Se1rs% olutons adopted and the cohiaI
~ Griffin s,Id that the Nltional conference on tie
.amo basis as that held here to-day. "oua meet III
-, ottner in lime or July vita representatives ohl
al uarts ot tae country BE cXI TcsseI SIe"' S''"0
non with the work to-day - ...,io,,
rie sncned crank element was ent!Icf aus II. a,u
perfcct moderation pervaoed the s'uiuJ i'cP"'''0
n No. q gaih
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

WEDNESDAY,. May 2G-r. 81
Measured hy the old proverb the Pacific Mail steam
ship Company's annual report which was issued to'aJ
soul Of w.t." 1t briefly gives statement OF us
earnings operating and net earnings LOT
the year ended April 80 1856. which shows decrease III
earnings from transportation "a compared Win
preceding year OF $4,000; and II as brIenY eh-
plains that the loss OF the City OF Toxic IN june 1882
caused a considerable loss to tho company's earnings
from its China line and that there loss or ZooVV
in the received through freight under the
guarantee with the Overland Railroad. Tho company
detail ed statement. however. shows that the gross
OF the Cua Line IN the last year were ohy
$4,000 less than In the preceding year. while the o's
20 the Atlantic and Panama lines was S3O36l6 All
the loss in net earnings from transportation
(S31G572 is chargeablc to tile Atlantic and Pacific hes
We compare comp.nys statement o last year with
those OF the preceding two years "a follows:
BUSINESS THREE YEARS
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
TILE PETROLEEN Ma RKET.

Higher prices and stronger tone character
iyed the yesterday and the traders
who sod short freely around Ga cents nade to
for their Business more active than
Oh Tuesday. but the activity confined IN the main
TO the early the late dealings Opening = cent bet
prices quickly advanced 10 oi cents,
hut followlug period OF duluess, the market
receden TO G35- cents The from the Washington
field vas bearsh though little changed III Importance
from Tuesdays advces but That wa 70 D- expected ana
OueratoIs appeared to Do nltIc lDuucncod ny
ii. Cameron well No. Oh agitation INCREASED It's
flow to - barrels hour DuJ "a decline lf"hi
cnaug- gauge of ~ Kane ned pat the yled at 6l6Z
barrels from los wells the gauge OF The Washington
5000 barrels from tLlrty wells. Ibe low
bears from Increasing their
short lines and owners 10 retain their holdings
in hone OF change the drift OF the market Helped
sharp rally started the close aud prices rose
10 hest OF the day ending lo9 cent above
Tuesdays last hgurc The close deserves 10 be called
strong. a.,
The range OF prices and the total dealings az she Con-
sOldateu Exchange were as ioIIOws:
OpenDg ......... 64l2 L"west..-..-....-...- 63os
Highest t................-6 90 F1nal...- oDi4
The ouotstion FOR refined oil unchanged at cents
per gallon fOr Abel test.
BRADFORD Pom. May 90 Crude Oil National
Transt CertdcAtes opened at GAL and closed at o4A;
hghest 6JI4; lowest 637s; clearaIces lO44OO0 bar
OIL CITY, Penn. May 26.-Crude Oii-National Transit
Certificates opened at "a and closed at 63ls highest
65iS lowest 637s sales lGl3.0Ol barrels c.earances,
g. chaTtcr.. Z2SO7 barrels; shlpmehIs
64.42O barrels; runs. 7o,40O Darrels
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
LIVE Arock MARKnr, BY rELgGRArn.

prFr,rO Nav Cate-ReceiDs ast "a hours $50 head
sota for week inns last week.
50 cOn~lgned 4o 40 o. "hcn 10 Sew" Ofk
c.ts ior sale Good ChOic hhl. ping weak at %
~ oan0n Fair steady at 81 2odtl 10 All offerings
- --
S1/,o- !eceIuts q hours "a neM to1 Tor week
thus ar fOI same time 'ast week i'.t" hesd
eonslgued through csIs. . Z" "HIS 10 >:>NN iolA.
c.rs ON sale dun weak no Ne" orr demand
II.ro 20 Falr 10 Good 10 Choice, ~ z0Uti 10
rudr0 30; pTug lambs sceics auh
nrm - 0e> IS market closed weak cars hth over
Hons-RscelutS $50 head tntAi Tor ~eet
time last 81 = 'i H9iNsD1d
. Of which ~ 10 New YORK lc cars ioi SAFE
L.beI Win a gool demand Light Pigs a. 81 lp0ts -
Mtrrc Ight lOrkcfs. 81 dsi 70
ve,g,ts ~ 30; selected Aeiium weights - s.
- larss iIed Ends - ~tS 90 All offerings
taken .. .- . soo ...s .,,o,,o,,.
l1sO. xcu Cnocc Natve -lhDDhs >fefs
81 & a., - Butcher steers IS oo@f4 80 'o"s
spC Heiiers z5atj StOckers aAh ftodefs =" 30"
,.s, - a., a
Hou-iecslpts 5000 srDmcnt+ 5000 ldehI 70 "19
PacsIng IS hOu-4 80. Heavy. - lr@fs ~
saseD- 800 shIpmeDts. none usrAet 'o' ~
u 20 ....-,. c,,i.
Cu,cIcO Nav 2G- Drpp>rs JoUTndi REPORTS tdf'e-
K.cepls nea6 2O0' nraa uafke' ns"ki
dr1 5lOcsers sDJ tcp1o! ' o. -
% AMI AlIed. ~ OVuSt w NUM- u -
o. 10
hoo,- -Receipts 5000 shipDents 5 300 parxe, s,ong
s3 sONs5 20 PacklnY ao' rhi"Oih-
a. b. ~a4 - iAghL 81 1JaS4 20 >xD> 81 ovGs" 20 -,
hhseD- keoe.uts Z.-oO 5npments none mHao'
Heaiy Nsuves % OOat5 SO
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

LONDON. Nav 2G-:Su COnsols lpi l3 rs for
ad lOl y for he account Atlantic Western First
Mortgage Trustees crrhcafr 30 d.. second mortgage
lu-s Canadian Pacihc - ETC Onqnls. 81 is.
Central lu5A
p. -paris alvccs quote 1hros Per cent ilonte3
81 francs 80 continues for the
- ioSDut Mly p I p m-Atlanuc and Great Western
flr7t Morigage Trustees Csrtiicttcs ,Ol do second
Aor'ga0c. lpia EIie. q do second COn5os y Mex.
can ordinary 26b It. Plll Common u - Now-YOrA Cen
trsl ln3F-. Reafiry llss
Canada Northwest Lana ComDany, 3's
Hudson Bay COMPANY 2Sis
Sranlsl fOur4. JSa
PAris advIccs Renter 80 franc.
" cent? mes tor he lnd exchange London at
- francs 70 cent.mes iOr chccAs
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rip.r. Vsss.,, tri 2,'"1'fs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rra1l grades The basis o. 9qc re-
ported saes OF 1000 bags grafes AT ' and OD bar.
Bahia Contracts opened al an advance ~
10 points and further advance OF - points va secured
during the market closing Arm at; May, 7t36
500; June. 1900 %; July. 7. O07-5 Angust 10
az S5 Sep'ember. 775d7e0 Octpher. 7.7517. % No
ycmber. 775a7.sO: December 7.7jU1 30 Option sales
900 bags Mid grades rre9u,r. sales 22'0 pecus 10
Interior 300 mats AncOa 300 mats Nandhflng 2op
mats Standed 76 tags Ma aca bo 2l2 bass
I entra Amer $40 bass Capitancas.
COTTON pot Cotton very quinf while the prices have
CHANGED Total sales. l65 bales as bales asst
EVENING". all for consumption Port receipts tOdV 2SJD
bales 2925 bales for the corresponding dav
60j the Onilng day last fcr
Da,ed American stan lard Ot cla,NicL
tlouar 70 ~. lnWs.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
MR.. FLOWER TO BEGIN WORK TO-DAY
~ IL IL Ir....ar ,..n. q ,ul,rn IN q 9 q comm sSiO

ar a. crctrca subwAys before Justice 0n"hue i'll lho ~
yrne feur smbers yesterday Later "a" seen ~ MS
bsntns rooms NO 81 Broadway. chAtnn. WIN Jacoo h
Or ~ is .sSsC-tes comm ss1n MI f"NeI sal"
TAT he G MI had appointed the hrs mee'ins u me
IL. the otter
sutrd tor Il leo cocA az me u uH pace
,aI~ r,fIWas. 10 his ideas ABOUT pac hs tne
,re fui Nr ow,r SAID tnat he Was Lotpr.paied
a. ,,akr sate mt 'But" saii he. laughingN. nave
Nnd uA aonIn.ss.On anl have been oll quAlANu.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
Rrsr MoaNIya FoR oArrAIy vAN LoOy.

CcTeiiuS Van Loon, CHpta1n or canaiDuau
lnc al FAST Forty secondt early Yesterday morning res
tuo woman hai jumped INTO the water Sie was NJ
1sfnarlne -cirimar. e vile cigarn k", nv
s0 as aud said thai domestic tr"noes al
let 10 commit -lcd. ai'r II tle ut'
49,. a. 10 The the charity Board nor 80
sui cart en- into the canhp" ABOUT a III
sr cam am Van Loon ped rescue The horse thsIi'
81 a. IN captains little daughter iei ONeIOoHu Sno
wa cuickl. sua Of the water
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

l7sed Calcutta Lusecd ssA od por quarter knses
Cake U.s. II. DE7 Refined Petroieun- o ID ~
gaon spirits Of rnrDsatins3 3ts ot per cwts
Sperm on. Sl3 OertOl. teNa Ic0mn,n. -. bdDof cvt;
Pale Ibs AlI4 Prjvsions- lard. 35a I'd. Def cw. tor
American sugar ljs ~ Der cwf. iof uDs ntnIisat
poarlAng 9o anI I'd lJSOd for Ca0S AusrovAict tsr
rehnnr AlpiL. AIstrIuan rdlos -osoL 1Lt W. s,SS
Mutton. IA i'd ~ 81 cocos Vat oii-Ceyions
221s. ID COcDn. A2JGl9 3s.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

MILWAUKEE MAY 20 -Plour dull. Wheat arm; Cash.
ssc oat~ dull No 90c Rvv nominal No / o. 20
Pariev quiet No. = 469c froysons steady Ne" PORK
f,sr or NAV IS so June 81 81. Lard-Prmr ste4n
Cash or NAV S. go: June 81 80 so,ler guies ,, :
Chance Creamery IJ0l6a Ch.ese-boss Cfcam St1Ioc.
Exn-Frrsh se99c Receipts Flour sSI obls Wheat;
punl. 4.ASO Dusn snlpmonts-fiour Aooo
SbmI Wheat meme susn, Barley. 2s75 ousn.