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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-18
THROUGH SLEEpIHG CAR LINE

Betweon st Louis and New York via Toledo: St.
Louis and Boston. via Niagara Falls: Chicago
and Now York. win Detroi. rad Niagara Fails; 81
Louis and St. Pad and Minneapolis; ST. Louis
and Chicago; st. Louis Hsnsss City: ST.
Louis and st. Joseph: St Louis AID Council Bluffs
and Omaha; st. Louis and Ottuns-a; st. Louis
and Toledo: 81. Louis and Detroit: Chicago and
Kansas City; Kansas City and Des Moines: De-
troit and Indianapolis.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-18

For SALE, Trade OR RENT A
good new house, four rooms. good out build
ings, water at door, five blocks from public
square. Address this Office or E. &. Dodson.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-18

FoR SALE-Eighty acre farm
fiv. miles northeast of Kirksyille; good house,
rooms and room basement. Price s25 per
acre; address this office.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-18

For SALE-Farm of so acres 81
miles southeast of Kirksville. Land first
class; price 5000; address this office.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-18

For SALE-Residence and two
lots in Klrksville, house contains 4 rooms,
good well of living water; property well locat-
ed with sidewalks from the public square;
price $500; apply at this Office.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
mr. corpr r,LtNDtRS yo.D4y.

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tfsiG cousr -srlcl.L N-rAl.t l. Before Barr.tt.
&c. o.l 5t2 49, J1J. 6J G-, ,7s, Az $50 6oJ ~
6s5 So ~ u.s. 3d., 3d. oas, Ca o. G'', 100, 'o2 49,
stfsi,ia torsr- cmrrT-pAqi -Ecorr Van Brun', i
1oI O,i. 4JO. .75i Us 252. -oi1. -oOi, 40 -ooJ
srraalf corhlcincrn-rA -rArI lI.,ncfore Beach j.
25Il $50 2o5!. l'o, 59, Sat4 $50 55O-, l54o 5O',
- mn, 70 i iy.,t IlIefore Ap.r,sq
sTrnAF Cousr-,mcrn-rAa Iv.-Beiorc Lawrence j.
slaeoGA1f's CouRi-Bciorc Rollins s.-E~tac Of Era
q. W,r, lig'".r F,.,na and W i.sn iIlrm, at anl
sUrrmoH C)UgT-srhciAL rEeSi-Beiore -eiS"icl & J
surEmoG coun-TaiAL TEm-rARI I.-Beforc Irsrl.
-'' % % ,,do s,4 Isl, 49, $50 10 is5l soO
~ 100 lil 1874 l-20 is'2 '-O. 1916, ivl6 I1I-
s,rlluoa CoJRI-TuAL rGGN-PAEI IL.-geforc Truax
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SUPERIOR CouRr-TEiAL TEEN -PAEr IiI.-Beiore o'Gor
man. -. ,-. i'oi - l9i3 lsl'. '"i'' i3i'
SUPERIOR COuRT-TuL TEM-PAEI IV.-Beiore Freen.
man, u. hcI ion ,ic Germ.
CG.iMoN PLaAo-GENEsAL rh.M-Adiourncd uLt The fist
.osMos PLRAs-srKlIAL TElM-Be;ore DAILY. J.-Nos l.
uoNNoX PLaAs-rgIAL TggH-PAm I-Bcfore Van Hoe
sen ''o 900. I'' 4J'% 4C'j 2D-V l'4o. lSOo
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CIiY COURr-TmAl rLHA.-pAm lL-Reiore Ehrlebi j.
OJt- 20 ., J4VJ, oOJO 600, oyaJ, OUy
81 ~ ,OJ5- OlJO. tlO'. Dl7c, GIGS.
CIY COuRI-rRIAL IkRM-rARl IlI-bcforr Browne, -
1883 I.gu ~ GIL, 81, ~ Ol4, OJll
5sS- GgO5. 4JJl 5rIo. GJ"i, OJ5s OJ33, GJiO.
OlgR lhENiSkA A-i,ciOlr judge BalIttl,
B-tuct Attorney MaItinc.-AdOurned unu' MAJ *.
COLEI OF ,'1Skk.L --s,JS5-fAHl I--helote judge
Co1iuc anu D.sfrcC Attorney BEDFORD nos. J..
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Il. y. 49, "A. -.
COuEI or GgSrRAL SKs,lONs-PsRr ll.-Beorc Recorder
smyth Assistant Dlstrc;-Att torney Fellow NG> l.
rs J. d. T. o. j. 49, H. H. Is. IA, lJ 10. H. To- I', ~
,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YosK. Saturday May 22.-BEEVES- Receipts were
IL cas- AC6 head. ali for MI EASTMAN IOtv for the
1891 head against lOOo5 head last week NO trade
live tattle.
CALVES Receipts . mead al at 6Oth ST Feeling dull
and prices wclg With Common to Choice Ne.s selling at .
dGc
salcs-Everctt & Pdcock. "a veas, III b. at SAC 80
do ~ 70. At 5Ac. oo ...
at nc ,oo..
head-l3 jersey Cty and cars s 6nt t. Total
357lO head against $4,000 mead last week.
Market du .c lower with ears unsOd the close.
Ordinary Prime sheep all clipped So al - 70 - 30
Yelrings Winter Lambs al 80 - % - and southern
bringing Sc and a hit g bunch oi Jerseys luc
i.allcnhccA DAVIS: is1 clipped Michigan Sheep,
81 y. at4a.c 10 CO. - ~. AT 54c.
DnicnDscS & Dewey: 100 Clipped Western sheep - u,
Bic 80 DO 9j h. at ~ 20 $50 Clipped ONO Lambs %
Judd guckii gbam; 2j Ohio sheep. ~ Ms at re 30
Is IL Is1 do, e6 Ds, at Do -Ji DO 20 s al
i = Kasc. "a ohio sheep = ts. at 4'.c Maryland
Bucks ., 10. 80 III Maryland Lambs, % ms at &c
NcSt1n Cllioit: 2s7 ohio shecp - ts at - 20 2io
d. ~ MS at - ~ Ptnnaf wanna Ewes 100 ID, al ~ %
~ Pcnn~yl lvauil Lambs II b- al ~ per 20.
j. ~ PIdcock CO., OHIO Sheep s H. ~ ~ 10 ZOO 40 10
n at - - Kentucky do. 90 ID, at - - l4D ONO
YeAriDgs 20 H. at 10 30 lO' kehu,ky Lambs o. H. al sc
+ adler e co! 9Ol ohio sheep 81 p at jlc i37 DO
Is indiana do Oj b at - - 81 keLtuckY do - H. AT
II 30 % NOrth carolina Lambs, - ID, al &C per ID.
OF 1O3 head 4 cars AT jersey
CIV and cars Total 0r the week 5hus9 head
against J9c lead last week. None !oi sIe awe. om
nAiiy stsany.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

pool unauesooaby delayed some intsne'e sss opsr
In Thursdays TRIBUNE the whole character p
the markets changed An ehort was macs
To break the hgures OF those two stocks Ot as IL faeo
to bring any long stock and the remainder OF tne
developed such decided Inclination " mpr"Vs,
the attempt cscded only to the extent OF IN pca
cent toned. There IL tle douJt thas
OF largo operators nave changed their positions
the market aud that some others who Tor long uno
have been quiet obs OF affairs nave TAKEN new
IN the speculation, yet the great M OF the
daily trader, scepticaI OF any change Ia the sisu
ton and tho last days advance AID ACTIVITY
nothing except repetition OF score OF rallies which
have occurred dupng tho last two months
Tue bond market In the last days
of this week clearly reflected new.
horn interest on tho part of what II called the public.
and commission brokers also were doing little more
FOR their customers IN stocks OF the total l276ss5
shares sold for the week. 100000 shares were done Ia
the last tnr,e days Taxing the market all IN ALL ffs
conditions and the loc ~ ia acton II looks favorable
Tor steady continued improvement ana moro activity,
hut some fevcrisnncss hkey To deyeiope upon any
unftyorsble news. , ,
Snbionei usual table giving the highest, lowest
and nnn prices ana Of shares sold for the week
together nnal prices Of week ago, OF Iorty-
active or representative stocks;
RANGE
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

the cid words OF scrpure Tho way rH @ust sd
mre the courage, honor and inheXh,nty OF III" "o
nudge who Judged rightly and sentenced justly.
HOW THE PRIMITIVE CHURCH WON VlCiolsihS'
The Rev. Henry Baker. nt St. Jamess Methous' Tp''
copa Church tHarlem,, took for his text; "Ihen h"o
the churches rest throughout all Judea and Gsee ana
samaria and we're edhed and walking 1" fear OF 'he
Lord and in the comfort OF the Holy Ghost were mu''
tplied." He said in part "Thisis por'ra'"'o y. '
primitive church its outward and inward eohu'ons
Tho historical reference to many spiritual con"i-
ties and at tho same time their essential unity IL "
Gated They were one in Christ. Our controversies are
Generally about fractions each one holding teh'cio"sS
to his own fragmentary conception OF the tru'n; we
re All here however, that there was one churt.
in incident al particulars. but having the saur @ ,
able PRINCIPLES. The primitive church u,eu e'o.! i
norunity for the increase OF is resources ant
The disciples walked In the fear OF the LORD inVS %
reverenal and obedient. recognizing an au'p soi
whose decisions appeals could not be taken 80,
the rich inheritance of the comforts oi 'he loS
and they were edited Fidelity. cheerinlneSS a." ,ha
growth in grace continually lnanics'ou ~ Zoe @
ioyal lives OF these followers of the Master anu nc p
perity resulted They commanded also the COLL co., rr
of men and thus the victories OF the carry cnuIr h
in the line OF law. and came TO pass Ill ha'o"' WIN
| m of
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
GR4IN 1YD PR0DCcE MIrNErS.
FEATURES OF SEwYoRy DEALINGS.

Saturday 5 VIII at speculation WAS fairly
active hut wth little change Ia tAo n4al price. from
Friday The covering 0! shorts gave spir, times 20
the buyIug eicl ted higher lOtatohs. but ia
Glcnce partly cOuRtcrbalauced Oy the dull export
trade and aiyi,es from abroad nat not eucour4g-
ne Exporters bought only 10000 bushels but pg.ces
without in FoTialt change. The options opened
j - cent higher, lost the advance aut fell shl e
further later there sight recovery aud the c.O.e
was 3, \ cent guier the best ngurc- jane scored
net 4 and July or is crnt tho other lno"ths
were unch tngod Corn was weak thrOI<hOut spot
lots IL cllncd uy lUlll cent, shippers buying only
$1,000 Dushr. The options cnlel heavy and down Il
May aud july, > for Jane. ana y ceut for August.
oats were dull aua devoid uf feature. day options were
J., better ana july easod on d tue Otner months
cudrd without cnanIe There no feature 10 iari
and the market options closed It did Friday
nIaht except for july which Is up polnt.
flual Prices OH Saturday were IS tOllOws:
Wn'at-.iune -, July o1'- Ausist :, =. september
e~i. October >9l NJYrmb 9U4 December 81 j. crntS
COrm-ALy 40ll. June iJ4, July 10, August 4O's
cents.
Oats-May 37la June 3j2. July 3l4. August 81 4
L,rd-JnDc - 10. July - q, August 80 20, scpcm-
bcr - 50, and Oct1b-I 80 AZ.
The receipts Ncw- York. Baltimore. Phia !e
pitt anu Boston Saturday were az follows: wheat.
lsj.UjO bushels 27l, CO., bushels, 0sts. ll5il2
bushels; totai gram, 572.lil bushels -four, 32G2G
barrels Al Chlcdgo. Milwaukee and IT. Louis the ar
rivals were: Wheat. 56.Ol1 Dushr!S corn, 9G,9-O
bushels oats. 2l0.9O6 bushels total grau, 312,9O9
bushels; lOur. l9,OJ4 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
LIVE sTocg Markets BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO May Receipts last "a hours 1919 head
total for s54S TIM" last wrrs
5y.1: consigned Ia OF Winch ~ To N.N'
York for safe. market Iule ann weah uool 10
Choice shipping 70 2Jd-0 O Common 10 Mediuh - .'@
20. . tar- ncd over
Sh<so- R-ceIuis q hours 3u0 neaf total Tor week
mead for time ast week -'uOO bedd
conslgned through 10 which 10 New OK :
ON sale prICes declined 2JdSO cents: Common 10
Choice 20 Good Choice earrings III idr de
- Common 10 Far weak 1t ~ ~ - ~
mtrsct e. lOscd dull ana lower all offerings taken.
last "a hours head total for week
Isr. time last 4l2J3 1oiHgnr1
of which 81 to Nc~-NOik 10 cars i0f
d-cned od zoe; Liga Pigs at - 10 - H.
Light lOrkcrs - 2ldSi % selected 1oiK
- E3Gr 20 selected Medium weights. ~ - ~
- Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends - .ou:3 30 ali offerings
taken.
ST LouIs Nav 22-Cattl,-Reccpts $50 head shiDm-nt,
100 marsct taT 10 ChOcs Naive shipping steers
g. 90 NatIve butcher steers - oUdtt 40 Gov
iciers s! JUasi OO StOcsers and Feeders 20 %
!.
Hogs Rcccipts. 500 snlDmeDts. mono Light 40 - q
~ 90 Packing - 7oAtf 40. Hcsyy. VI lO9fi -
-KecsIpts 5uOi smDncnts. nOIe. EarAet hrm Al
JO1.-
CHICAGO Nav 22-T Drprsri JoIrnrl reD)rts CGn>-
Receipts 400 shDmeDis 500 mead marSct stt ay
Steers fOd.J 81 stDckcr- AMI fccaes ~ ~
q ~ 80 Bulls ani Mixed ~ OU0.A 80 BuK D. ~
aa3 40
Hoo,-R -Rccents 10 COO Shipments 500. marSe' strong
Rough nircd. ~ aU0si 20 fac-ng and -hlUuihs
- 100 - 80 Light s. Ijasi 20 >slb.. ?. Jp6sj ~
hh.sD- iicce.pis 800 heAdi Shipments none nsi -e'
WeaA. Nauycs. - OOueJ 80.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 22 Spcciah The charters are
the main topic IN tne wheat pit. They are undeniabiy
large. Not large OF the shippers declare. bu.
st larger probably than before this Of
the year Tnis they Will aggregate l,2jO,OOO
bushels. THIS Will put tue local stock down under
5000 900 bushels Wheat Is going out faster than
corn uOw the demand of the wheat Shippers being
sharp that charters well nigh impossible. The
charters OF wheat for the week including last Saturday,
including to-day. have been follows satur-
day, May 10. ll-,OO0 bushels; May l6, --; May
l., $4,000 May II. 25l,O0O Nay 10. l2l.OOO; May
90. 1000; May. II. $4,000: total. lli2O00 June
cent? but he market was dul that the
price down 10 1J'@ cents Exporters dld not
anticipate good business. saturday at Liverpool aud
Iondon being much of holiday than here. The
st o'clock was just at figure to allow the sellers
calls to escape 76is cents There was some selling
pressure pat Is avoid action these privileges
if htd not been. quiet deal OF wheat would have
called IL reported that about 10000 bushels
had been wanted hers. Vessel room WAS scarce. Corn
ana provisions both neglected and weak The curb
jane wheat 76ie cents Puts sold At 15os'
calls at 7Gs4 cents
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Fcatures of especial local interest In TIE Sun
DAY TRBUxE-sixteen pages-of yesterday in
clu1ed Memories ST the Old Ninth Ward. The Rat
catcher at Work, Central Park III Bloom, Military
Workmanship. and Preparations for Memorial
Day. Other articles OF Importance were Actors,
Managers and Plays, Art News and Comments,
Danger in ColOred French Peas, Odds and Ends OF
Chat Pulpit and Pew, As They Meet III the City,
a batch of Stories About People, "A column OF Cur
rent Anecdotes I he Week III Society. and "A num-
Der of choice poems. Correspondence lncluded
Gossip at the Capital, The joys # Life in India,
Governor Hubbard i'll Japan, New French Pictures,
and Death in Bcnares. Literary features were re-
views of Josiah Royce's California" Balzac'
Eugene Grandci.' Letters and Journal of W.
6. Jevons," "Bugle Echoes.' Summer Haven
Songs" an elaborate work Soomons Temple,
and several minor novels. and chat with Mr.
Carleton the publisher, about noted authors. The
sportIng world had articles on wheeling athletics
Al Columbia base ball, Harlem oarsmcn, lawn ten
MS Yachting and cricket. There were two tales
. War story of "1hc Men Who Whipped and an
English story of " Paul Smith. A. Il. A." News of
the day is briefly outlined in the following
synopsis
FoRE,GV.- Henry Labouchere on The prospects Of
s"oniG Lord HartingtOn's speech before the
/ ,neroi Union -= The news IN London. --
SrrIous fighting on the Greek frontier - flct-
urc. at he Berlin Jubilee exhibition. - ChIls-
tcnIng Of the young Mag OF spain. c,.
CONGRE>s.- over thc Dunn I,op u iiAa Tii,p
bill IN the House. -- III Ooiiii'''''
trc invcstg cation. -. o,io-
UoMrsrIc-C Continuing the Anarchist investlea-
ton in Chicago Anarchists arrested III MILWAUKEE,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

and st. Louis. - strike of shoemakcrs in Lynn.
- Death of General Durbn Ward IN onio.
- Trial Of Maxwell for the murder Of Ireli"r
In 81. Louis. = Harvard defeated by Princeton
at baseball Yale defeated hv Amhcrrt. -= Re
ception to tho Governors Of Virginia. West virginia
and Ohio. - Funeral of Colonel John b. Folsom
nj Fosomvilc lc.
CITY AND DSUBUGBAN.-Jachnc conducting him
self well in prison. ==A A woman killed by light
ming. Last dav of the Ccdarhurst races. -
Ncw-york men win at Lacrosse -= brooklyn
beaten by 81. Louis; MctropolItans b. PiusburG
== Murphy beaten by Anderson --= Rcpnb-
lean primaries discussed. == Receiver OBIIen
failed to get the broadway Rairoai's )
books. - Death of stephen Icar
Andrews. - Funeral of Arthur
Quartlcv. == Arrival of the NIpsic -= Paranc
Of the Coaching Club. = monument inverted
III honor of jerry McAuley. Go Gold value OF
the legal silver dollar 1l212 gralns. 1861
cents. -= Stocks moderately active, with I'M
proving values. ciCSnG strong.
Copies may still he had az the Office or by mail.
Sixteen pages Price 3 cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Msy .! -l2;jD ?. m.-Cottoa Business 10
moderate at unchanged prices; Mddins Upands 5sL do.
Mhtllns orean' . ~lCd. sties-sOOo bales tnciuuns
bales for speculation and receipts 6 QUO bales
ucudl 1,3JJ American Futures quiet UpAnds
Low hulilng clause. NAY delivery. J6il to. and
June delivery. sold do Junelnd July delivery % 1id
do Juy ani August delivery . UiL; do August aud
september delivery. ,6id also 5Uil. do. >eptemOer
October delivery. iOIdi also 2Jid. october
and November delivery 63iii. do. November and De-
,enlbcr delivery 4 O2jid September delivery sd
tenders Tor DELIVERIES tod cicarins
y. Ihe sales OF the included 90 bales Ameri-
p m.-Houon Futures 'losel s'eady Uplanls Low Md,
ding clause Nay delivery. Gid. sellers. 40 May aud
June delivery Sbd. sellers; Jun. july delivery.
3od scllrrs do July ami August siyeg iUid sellers
August and september delivery j-old sellers 10.
and october delivery. l-tid BUYERS. do october
and NOvrnber delivery 6i6id buyers. do. Noyembef
and December delivery. iOl-6id. sellers; September
oln BUYERS.
GALyLslox. May y lotion quiet Mtidlmi. So Low
Nltdling, - Good OrNn1ry. : 10 10 net anu stOss
regcipts - bales sales ~ oa.esi s'oc. loyO bales
SAVANNAH May lotion steady Mddlins, l. rs ::
Low Mldillns : l6. Good ordinary Ills nes and
gross receipts ISL bales exports cOttwise, l.o2v bales
sales. % btits stock, l6lIs Dales
NEw.OaLkANs May 2y-COttol steady Atlduns ss
IOy Midhug sA, ,oOJ Ordinary, =, net reoeiptS
bales gross SA2 baes exports coastwlse 2l95 bsios
sales. 900 bales stock. ll79J1 bales
oL.sr Nay.tt Reuvylx saElN I0gs
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
BLESSED BY ARcHpISHOP CoRRIGAy.

The new Home for thc Aged and the Little
sisters OF the Poor tA-st, neal
Ninth-ave.. which opcned few weeks ago, wd'
form rs blessed by Archbishop COrri.an yesterday
n nm. purple robes Of Office. arrived shortly before
o'clock lie first visited the altar. and thc1 passed
through all the halls OF the home, sprnhing holy water
uuon lhe floors and walls passed tlon- Tho pro-
&C. s.lon afterwards returned the chapel, where IN
Ac1blshop delivered a brief address ami pronounced
the ueucdciiOn Among thr clcrgyncn who assisted ~
ihe exercises MonsiguOT Farley, the Rv Br- Nc
DOunoll and McQurk the Rev. MrssrS . Nclii. Mchd'
non Mcdowell, GSiligan, McGahan. Lonergan, McAvoy
UtttOn and DOugherty.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
rAIING ORE 4 CAURCIrS DEEE

AL effort was made yesterday at the Unlvcr-
salst Cnurcn OF our saviour, at fiiy-seyens'si ana
Eichth-ave TO reduce the debt. which amounts TO
SEQ 600 The income from pew rentals and other
sources not sufficient to carry on the work or the con-
rr.p,tlnn The Rev Joseph X. Mason. pastor OF tIe
cIurch preached effective sermon before asking Tor
oid Although the congregation II small, his appcH
sGo o0n lad hecn raised toward reducing the debt or
that sum over $4,000 promised on condition tha
"a 600 more he r,sed; So, 800 condition that the full
annun f the subscribed. aud the rest WIS Given
unconqitionaly. An attempt viii he made next sunday
TO increase the already promised.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

Inc sensation in petroleum circles last week
was the announcement on Tuesday OF tho failure OF
Craig Lowrie. who long OF certificates to the
tent OF about 100000 barrels All but those who
closely Informed to affairs were astonished at
tho extent to which the firm had carried their opera
uohs And low ~ IL the price OF crude Is apparent
no" that with the known Indifference OF many large oil
men 10 any attempt for tho moment to advance prices
"e market could hardly have shown its recent COM
laatve strength II 1t had been for the heavy pur
chases Of Mr. Craig tho other operators who are
p'pnarly associated with him. And by his suspension
II If also evident that Mr. Craig found better market
uOronRh hS private settlements with persons who had
soh nm oiD Tor what he carrying than # he had
attempted To sell 1t through The exchanges. The failure
mas eu 10 the elimination OF extonsivc sh rt interest
from the speculation but whatever mag De the tempo
rHry chcct OF this values. IA certain that;
price, tho bulk % the nortng certificates Will hnd their
way into hands strong enough carry them until
improvement. sets IN.
III Tue petroleum country the outlook cannot be de-
scri'ed as Encouraging 10 tho general produccr The
i"chy owners OF the Washington County Penn. gush
ers may make money eyon 80 cents for crude, hut
'he rrleh oi 1Oa7J cent oil has impOycrshcd many
other prodnc r. AMI the Increase n the output.
panied as 1t is by the prevailing dcprcs.On s inuy
10 Tue trade AS whole The hone for the future is that
the nafAet II 1t has not now may reach point
"h'ie capital viii consider that the goomest pos-lbil
tes yet ahead have been 'di-counted" Ia the decline
But Ii is lilo to hcliftle the Washington
ted ~ It now ls The of the district have
on nat = }3s1 barrels; May ID. 1913 barrels
May 80 1l91 barrels from thirty wclIS. Nor there
10 pe pee ~ cnl To dev lOpWeHt work there there
are no." AT least MY wells urug and twenty rGS
up ah huiln n- ~escr of these wells arc fAst n-a
c"hilrt"h ANA may be hr tr fro almost any sy from
nri"r ON Of not few OF them rhc are la...y
III hr favor OF their being producers lro 200 bar
h'iy UPWARD Low pll'cs, however .r auro TO caiss
the suSpenSon OF operations IN the older hrls though
- al ae Z. lhis j. tie p'sshAy of OIL or,n- atrsck IN
NE ga rhe- Tor Sts- wells. Thc developments IN ihe
""sh'hstoh hcd nave abont rtisrt tic production
the ,vei with consumption. Ths il not shown In th-
l!p'-ine movements but - rXpained before thrse
Go pt 10 cl.U" The Pttishlr- Mac srg pinu lines
dud -pin' scattered POOLS Yet thr excess OF deliveries
over IGns II the National ,rnst and the TIdeWater
lle Line, ids ihirn 10 Ics tia 200 barrels day.
Ihc ntucs arp appeHici f.Om MAY T., 20 charer5 to
the 2lsil.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

I0NpOs May 22-l2:jo IA In-f0uspls. lOI IL 10 Tor
money and Tor he account. Aanti: and Great western
MORT Trustees teTtluCI"-. 80. Canadian racine
Osb. tue. - 4 90 second onsos Sr n 81 fan Oonoh
- "a. Sew OrA Central lO2i, Pennsylvania, 5Jls
silver Is quoted al 1 ri per
IONpOy Nay ~ D. m.-Atlautic and Great western
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates, $40" Canadian Ia
che 10 ~ Ihnols Central. 1884. Pennsylvania, 13.
Hudson BAY Company 2b,e - o.,
2pm-aIis aGvccs quote Three Per cent Hentei AZ 81
francs 40 centilr5 for ths account
Inc amount o. bullion wIIdIaWn from the BANK o Eng
land On balance TO-DAY l. GiJ3OOO. .,-
Pas quote Three FER Cent Rente, q, o. ~nes
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

AN ENGLISH BISHOP PREA ones AT TRINITY
Bishop Goodwin of Carlisle, preached yestcl-
day morning in Trinity Church. The text was taken
from the Gospel OF John: "When He, the Spirit OF
truth hath come He Will guide You to all TRUTH. ana
the bishops discourse turned chiefly upon thspresrnt
nrob.lns OF the church examples OF unfulhled pro
nh,ci.s The Bishop OF Carlisle IL the third Engnsh
diocesau bishop rho has visited America.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

eat- hhIr Is. Ib,UUo.UOU ZOb"J DO 3s.JIJ,UDO
The rciiucd markct without special ntrrcst. Low
crudc H." the pricr down, Dut tn Quotations
dnccd Dn! l. rcnt per gallon 10 10 cents here ana IA
Pailadci pil.d and Baltimore.
Uh CI.y, Penn. ~ -. -CrIi, D.. -NItiolil Tran
sis Certificate, op'noi at 6778 lnt clo'ct a GA
highest prcr. isl OweSL prIc'. 0.s ste@. LILO 300
barrels shipments. 1850 harre.s charters l99j7
bal ;; cicarahcrs. 3-l6OUO barrels .G.o2l
Tcl-.
cit C,rtinrit"s Onsurt - g. 4 AM cipsNt 0..i.
a-hcst pUcr, G~'i iOScsi pace, Ga. clearauccs,
l..-J.OOO barlcls.