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A Woman Appointed.

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. 22.--On the re-
commentator of Gen. Black the president
has appointed Mrs Sarah II. Sampson notary
public for the District of Columbia. This APP
pointment was made in recognition of her
faithful services as a clerk in the pension Of
fee. as well as for her devotion to and sacri-
fees in ehaf of the sick and wounded sol
iiers during the late war. Mrs. Sampson
has recently received her second promotion
at the hands of Gen. Black since she entered
the pension office as a clerk three years ago.
Her present salary is 81, 400.
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Bancroft's Dinner Party.

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. 22.-George Ban
croft, the historian, gave dinner party
Friday evening at his residence on street.
The invitations were to the president and
Mrs. Cleveland and the members of the cabi-
net and their wives Immediately upon re-
ceipt of the news of the death Of ex-P President
Arthur, the president and his cabinet sent
their regrets. Mr.. Bancroft decided in lieu
of postponing his dinner party to invite
other guests, which was accordingly done.
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Prophehc Study" he urged the pecesslty
of careful and thorough study of the pro-
phesied second coming of Christ, and out
lined a number of reasons why this should be
done. A number of testimonies were then
given by Rev. Henry NJ. Parsons of Toronto;
Rev, DR.. Beckter, German miss onary tc
Russia; Rev. William Vrideaux, of Hunting
don PA and others
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To induce HeaithfuI Repose.

In the decline of life, when exhausted
nature habitually repels the restorative
influence Of sleep, there is nothing SO suit
able to induce healthful repose as one-half
to one teaspoonful of bromidia, at bed
time. 1t may be taken for years, in the
same dose, with the same effect and with
out detriment. -American Medical Jour
nal -sTE.~
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present, as he feared
that most of them had
left for home. One
of the mostprominent
divineS in attendance
at the conference is
Rev. Arthur Ed
wards, editor of The
Northwestern Chris
tian Advocate. Rev.
j. ID. Herr, of Mil
waukee, who was I'M
avoidably absent Fri
day, presented the
paper he was down
for. His subject was
the Importance of
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Elliott Gets the Certificate

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 22.-The state
board of canvassers Friday gave Elliott a
certificate of election to congress His ma
jority over Smalls (colored) was fixed at 534
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GEN. MILES TAI KS.
He Says the Surrender OF Geronimo and
His Band Was Absolute.


WASHINGTON CITY, Nov 22-Brig Gen.
Miles, commanding the department Of Ari-
iona, has arrived here. In an interview re-
specting the recent surrender of Geronimo
and his band of renegade Apaches, the vet
eran Indian fighter said: II feel that Gero-
nimo and his followers are finally disposed Of
and they appear to be perfectly satisfied that
they have been properly dealt with. The
surrender was an absolute surrender
(Which" suggested the interviewer, sis
the same think as capture!h
sit is so regarded by military law" re-
piled the general, adding: "The only object
that band of warriors could have in sur
rendering absolutely and throwing them
selves on the mercy of their captors is the
hope that for doing 50 their lives may be
spared. But, of course, I could not grant
them pardon. That lay with the president.
1t was for him to do with them as he thought
right. Now they have all been banished
from their home, everything has been taken
from them, and they have been removed to
a place hundreds of miles away, where there
will be no earthly possibility of another out
break in the future"
The general is here on furlough-not on
official business-and will return to his post
after spending a few weeks with his family.
End of Celebrated Case.
ERIE, Pa, Nov. 22.-The celebrated per-
jury case of Mrs Julia E. Dunn VS.. Daniel
J. Brown was concluded Friday with YER
dict of guilty. 1t will be remembered that
Brown, after defaning Mrs. Dunn to shield
Ezra Cooper, the millionaire, from punish
ment for criminal assault on Mrs. Dunn,
escaped prosecution for perjury by fleeing to
Canada; that Mrs. Dunn followed and I'M
earthed him, and after great trouble decoyed
him to the American side, where he was
seized by officers. The interstate fight for
Browns custody and the demand of the Can
adian government for Browns release upon
the charge that he had been kidnapped by
Mrs. Dunn gave the case national import
ance. Everything worked against the
plucky woman; her witnesses were seized
with forgetfulness on the stand, and the
judges charge favored Brown, but the jury
finally indicated Mrs. Dunn.
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On His Feet Again.

Henry Willard has again become the
owner of the magnificent palace he
erected in his palmy days. He is said to
be now worth several millions.
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ME- JAMES BAGLEY, section foreman O. q n
R.R. Wrinkle, Chic. had mot slept
AM.oleNiQlt

iorovef rear, his Suffering from Neuralgia was &c
great Three doses Of ATnoRHoRos cured him
Nsuralgia, though one Of the most common and
most painful Of diseases. has bafaed all medical
- s,. sss s1 = 0Re asssss
almost, II not quite fucurrbles AtssIcpssorow
SURELY and QUICKLY cures IL This statement,
though strong, IL warranted by the facts Thous-
Ands have tested its vafue and recommend It m
the ONLY remedy thst brings relied. For ladies'
subject 70 neuralgia or nervous headaches It 10
Indispensable. Att1iOpIIoroe contains no opium.
morphine, or other dangerous ingredient IL Is
absolutely harmless and universally SUCCESSFUL In
the prompt cure Of this painful disease.
Ask your druggisk for AtisIophogo0s ycu
cannot get Il Of him wewi sand h express paid on
recsipt Of regular prioo-et.oo psr bottle. We
prefer that 700 buy Il from your druggist, bat u
be hasustit DO not be pmsusded 20 Try guuething
else, but order q once nom ~ - directed.
ATM OpH0Hos co., q WALL ST., VIEW y0Rk
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NOTICE.!

The Subscriber would respectfully
return thanks to the people of Morris
and Vicinity for the liberal patronage
extended to him since he commenced
business in
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THE PROPHETIC CONFERENCE.

A Paper on the Importance of PROPHETS
Study"--Testimonies.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-The Prophetic confer
ence held a short session Saturday forenoon
as it had to adjourn early to give way to the
Sunday school meeting. The chairman ex-
pressed his pleasure at seeing so many
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SHOEMAKING

here. Now that Mr.. Forsberg has
gone, he is prepared to supply all his
old customers, and Mr.. Forsberg's too,
with the BEST WORK and BEST
STOCK, upon the most Reasonable
Terms offered by any shoemaker be-
tween here and st. Paul.
Give me a call and Judge for your
self. Shop at the old stand on
Fifth St., Opposite Tribune Office.
James CARNEY.
S6tf
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W. NJ: ROMINE, Local Agent.
C. H. WARREN,
Genl Pass. Agent, ST. Paul.
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Aetna Insurance Co.
Commercial Union AS,

Surance Co.
Home Insurance Co.
Merchants Insurance Co
National Insurance Co.
Phoenix Insurance Co.
Phoenix Assurance Co.
st. Paul Fire & Marine
Insurance Co.
State Insurance Co.
Northwestern ms. Co.
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Milwaukee,.

MILwA IKEE, Nov. 20.
Wheat-Strong; cash. 1875: December,
731sc; January, s&c. Germ Dull; No. 2, 36I8c.
Oats-Steadier; No:2 +6lzc. Rye-Scarce; No.
!, 57ISc. Bariey-Higher; No. .. 53Izc.
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FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
DECORATING THE, CHURCH FOR THE
Ex-PRESlDENT'S ossEoulEs.

The Cas<et Will Not he Opened After
Leaving the House-Arthur's Aversion
to Remains Lying In State-Pathetic
Story of the Dead Generals Love and
Devotion to His Wife.
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DITROIT, NOV. ~.
Wheat-No. whit" cash, &c SC: cash Michi-
gan red, Ike: 10. r.d. &c sh and Novem-
Der; 7734c, d December; 7S]4c. January; s51sc.
bid May. Corn-S,.2, ~ ats-No. 2. %;
No. white, sic. IS .....
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Toledo,

-. TOLEDO. NOV. ~.
wheat-H ghcY qui t: cash. 77s4c: Decem-
Der. 7e1ac; Jsr uary, 10 May. s5S4c. Corn
lected. Clover sesi-sfeady; active: cash and
December. s4.Ge January. Sass; February,
A IN
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

Juno delivery. 264d buyers do June and July doveIy
2.b4d, buyers; July and August delivery 4,o4n
eellers August September delivery oo4d
90 september and october delivery 64d buyers doOcto
per and p,cember delivery 6l6id Sellers do september
delvery6 56id buyers
Weckly-saes tho week $4,000 bales American 81 600
bacsi spectators took aOO bales exporters TOOK oO
paes forwarded from ships side dTect 10 spinners sODo
ohee aoua export 1000 baes ota receipts 10000 baesi
american !HOuU bales total O3, 900 bales American
smiVOV bae amount OF cotton ahoat 2OOO baesi Amer
GAvEsIoy, NAY 2S-Cotion dun lower TO sell Mdllng,
s,- LOW Middng sas Good Ordinary l1lOi net anu
gross receipts. 80 bales stock. II .sOJ bales
NtckV-Net ana gross receipts. 12J bales; exports
cot-tNls. 2,S33 bales; sales. l,l12 bales.
SAVANNAH. May 23.Cotton quiet AMI seadv Middling.
SiIl1 Low AidtllDg . 3-l6; Good Ordinary ll-lj;
ne ana Eross receipts Gl bales; exports cOaswse, oJZ
Oales sales, l7j bales; stock. 10, $50 bales.
Ncrky-Nct and gross Teceipt9 1902 bales; ENp0trs
co.stA ~, lt2@ bales; sales. l.3OO bales
DhLIAss, Nay 2S.-C0ftOn quiet; NNdling SCI LOW
mlclhn, s'- 'vood Ordinary. net receipts. ~ bales
Hss Luz Gales exports 20 Great Britain. 1898 Dales
sns7' LOO bales stock. 100 no bales.
rMeessy-Nct receipts. 5.4og bales; gross 64g1 bacs
itpVls 20 1reU Bitaiu. S73f baosi q the Continent
D Dyfs ces'twiso 5so5 bales saies, l2iVO bales
lohN, MAY tS Tile following tho tDth ueJ ID
celps of cotton the ports September l. 1885
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
runurEAN rnopucE MAaKers.

LNLAfOo. -lay Zo-Pios,slons bacon ,unDeriand oaL
80 short ibs 800 L, @hJA lc.s ~. DL uer c"-
fOlA-fne - 'ss O4s. o. pe4 JJ tI4n -lts' ra'''l'
y4s. Western 40. Oh Lard -A.tlc Do f-s Primo " -A.
tru. tIs UL. itrl Ou. "-s.uL hsis-Long cur '-. W.
ShOIGcf 5os 5L DutLe cos Od pes CHt Ol Alest me-
s,.,oA CAo.5.-Aucn,AA ChJ.ee - Ud. W.e''-".-
y NtstarI -YrAg -l - s. .l. Lcd " nto l. ~ idD
,rl lrulal suIns. - ud.. NcW western Nntctf+ "a.
Ntn M44eu western. -. jt. ts.llOln4t ~ l. = "a
Californian 3d. - o. l- W ir i Der cfntl FtI'"l
-spIlsOf GIfDeutlr tl uo. a. LDndpn -t4 ~ bp'
Ecuuec D-tsIlelli II 'I. per Fti'h. ,lJt'i'
Am.ICan 4l..i. s.. lllOF F-3, Dor w. lt. ~
-l0uioi. ii. i.. Pale lis OIL a1 %. Linseei Di -lh
Od lrr cG ldllDa lercll -5i 5L. fIl ue 'lt,.
2- 30. cwt R.rg ara.si B o. niuI quart
,4a. .,l.. lDIc 4utItrr4 A.. Der ..- ,a,
t, wheat ,Ar lat thrtr aiia "c4' -"-''
ctutal3. Inolu.ing 5000 certa.s American. .
receipts American the past inlcc uAs "0'0
$40 ttltals. =. ,. ~. e.o
LONDON. Iav .S-PrOduce- iInsesi on 40 lnAul a.
Ca.ustt Lifsse iJsJdper quarter l@h7.-u
% Go per gallon spirit. u Ilrpeuuni.I SUI p'r We
sperm Oi. Jl JcrtJ ,vsiI D.Iil H. g. Hi.'ci w.
Iaelt-4l4s. rf.sisIont-I-srL a3s "L ucs So, ' .,''
]Iu - ieg cWi. 4,f tupi i.i u. ~.
DIlA.laa Io.. llt iL 10 ni f0r cuba Nnsf'f y,
rtl.Ag aI o.. Ai.frflfn ll.JN -1r.L @'- pl-+- =
sd.. Mutton ,f. lL 4.7s o. '0eot sat Oil-Ocy4'H'
4yls. "a o4 90 tucN u. 33U td. % 81.
AElYtIa' AHy -f.-lH.IeisIH -.u' plie American -
francs Z q confines paid and 10 tIsncs seilerA
DALs4LA. MAy -4Di4o.C4lI u Hal As % plcAAlaN
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
STATE OF IRADE.

BOSTON NAY 2sroar aa %.r1 25, 71?aa' l 50 50 5pS pS
. 81 sI. y ,-, N,t, $, 7SSsj5 Con e.s,er
slesmer Yellow 30 W. steamer AiKel 40: ~ of'It' %
~aoft. sri I,alue, steady irovls'ns setig Butter
o, ovFo9f 4do0 bbs 4-Oo 'aDEs corn
5000 ausn. Oals SJ.O)D 0l-h. ~hlrt, ljOO' ouAN
nS HSiFA a, Hss 49, S4c. , co.1s at Sac. So Hard
Nortnerp Iacinc 81 tc so i.co Nn'ec o'c OH .u'
&c 0af.-No Wni,e Western az 81 5o-o nlTly
sales No Cauala 16'. RecetptS-folr 4gO % o9s1
lr.S an gsrl., srpmenf--Flour. $4,000 bis! Wheat
1900 busn cana. m snts-"heat 6'4o Corn DC to New
YORK. ,,,,..o, ,.u
on howard street Western super - o. 80 40
tItra. - i'ss :, 3D. M y ~ 40 sraadi
- ,JSsl - Patapsso ran, 30 10 40 s901st'so
soasnern Fe s9esse cs Am'sy y,e, .sSy' 5 3ocS 40 =
a e. June ~ lac' August - 'so Corn SVut
W srp 4aie' d, SsI5s 4ssioc western SPOT Al a
ait'-c. May. ttsai4as J9he 'ta te,sro at g. iic
wcitern White. Ss9lIc. 10. MLei - @'iS g. &s reao
am, la5oqet Ne. PORK sOoOSll 90 rreight to Law
erpool PEI sc@ler- Cqt.oaj \ $40 Sa.a cSr 81
o4, ~, ~ oa,- iy & -s 5 "a sajes1.s o7.y1
Je.h. Cora ss.co1
cmcAao Nav - -Fiour dun AMI unclaimed Choice
Winter y hes - 3o4 = p" 1pii" pteat4 - 754s, 0
o rfe, s5Ojgss,O rye Flour sjDdsj 5oin bb'.
ni."' i.re & cosing As = pc. Julv 149iD4
eo'ns 49, 10 30 coTa 7P"1s Sisor "a N,, Is
9ti cl.aug az Ic: June. 51ls lsaJl lc CLOSING a. i'hc
1uly isa't &c cosng AT 3Ytsc.. AUGUST, d - co'ng
A. Oats lower. ranged May to'i0 2 2c~ clos
ing AZ - &c June 2p's c closing az tOct Juf =" -
gg-s.c closing at % 80. Ryc-No = 5Hc bariry-Ne =
sc Mess forE-aiay. - o. de- 3D. el0sn- - - 90
eo.iis At IS 50 Lard- CASH rssco % June - . p
800. July. isd,, VI a. ciosnR al - > 90 =
-shouiders sJa8 800 RD nl' - p. -
a, .. Il, nhOrt gsM sides. - vOdrp % hresaD'-fini
mis- 1000 bu-n: Cora. I@loU" pu-i haLs
ma onsn. ave 1000 Ousl. Barley. loOpt snOmsats.
rlouL Uu ODlSa 77oVO oush| Cora - 900 ousL'
oa. ii 900 VusL l2JOO Dn,h "'f''F oODo nnih
rrx~,y..u NAY ~ Flour dull AMI heavy Family.
az 5JGsI so Fancy sS 80 fs4 40 Wheat nWet N@ hed
80 receipts UD1O alipDfnts. 900 )ush Corn steady
No > SlIrrd 35 y q3ic Oats weaker No Nl1el 5lc
Ave .teady. Ma 4 OdG61c Baflev-Out OF tAe market
pm ami II 80 90 lover ~ 50 d! p1t5 90 BULK
meats strong, shoulders 81 l2p shDrtrip - 30 :
pcnn et aud steady, shoulders 81 72 short ib. 81 90
sIort tjs,r 50 Is. VhIssev arm lni tte.iy AZ 81 40
Hogs steady Common AMI LaghI sS $oSsA w. f"ok
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
THE PLIROLECN lllNEEE.

The speculation in oil was somewhat more
active for this there special thac to-
Gay the markets in Pennsylvania viii be closed and that
the New-lork market glll be closed on Monday. Tie
tradn, likely he OF holiday character until Tues
day when business VIII be again IN fan swing. The
marie, strong In the early deting but n tbe after
depressed by reports Of important develop
ilcuts near Lima. ONO, and also tatt tie Allegheny
field bad been EXTENDED by me succes5 Of new well
outside OF the present territory The fal dd noe reach
TWO cents barrel, bu 10 was moderately rapid anu from
lowest pom. there substantial recovery. 4Ao
9th fell lows WAS not important. atAOu- 10 IA
favor II lower prices 1t Is question 4 the short inter-
not large when the market was considerably
HITLER. This II probably one OF It's chief supports
range prices amt the total dealings AZ the COa
sOidated Exchange were rs follows:
Opcung................6 i53 observation-disclosures. SO
Highest 6i7s Final 052
-ales barres 900
The price OF refined oil was unchanged at 7ccnts q
gallon.
BRADFORD Penn, May %. Crude on. - National
Transit Certificates opened at CAS- aud closed 63s;
highest Cla4 lowest, G3s; clearaEces l95AOJO bar-
reis.
OIL CITY, Penn, May 2s.-Crude O-National Transit
Certificates opened at GA and closed at 63Ss highest.
CAS-; iowes 63; sales 232500O barrels; clearances,
3G46O00 barrels; charters. 66746 barrels; shipmeus
73, ,-3i Uarrels; runs, Co., GJ3 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CUICAGO, May % (Speci9D. The drop Of sc
between tho close yesterday and the hour OF p. n.
malo 1880 Tor Juno this morning was 10 surprise TO
anybody. May was down to 72c, tho lowest ,ure on
tie crop Jiaa rallied from 72-s5 TO 734c. BUT tie
rally was NOT believed in and did not last
THO Juno option from 734o plunged down 20 1890
without q stop Jnne would have closed at tho bottom
II tA,.o Lad hot Leen Itle wheat taAen ~ New
York. Tho that thirtythrce boat loads hat been
taken there rallied market ic That all. Pork
dropped down without any heavy selling New-York
was reported to be buying lard. At l o'clock
mon reported thar room had been taken for $4,000
bushels Of wheat, re 900 bushels OF and 10000
bushels OF oats
The close at 2:3o pm was rs follows: juno wheat,
= 8c Jane corn, 33s jag corn, 35l9c; June oats,
ofa4t July oats, ZG73 June pork 3 20 Juiy pork
- 3Il2; June Lard. - 20; July lard 3j 97l2 June
ribs, - / 10; July ribs, - %
Puts june wheat sold toni 5lt at 1fl5' u Il -
cals. l. nlsn n u l.o.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
CLOSING Prices OF cALIToRy1l STo0Ks.
nLoslya pRlons OF PHlLlDE1PHIA ST00KS
FRIDAY, May 28-P. VI.

T.,
II was Monday when "eadng bulls In the pres
stock speculation began to talk reaction Four DAYS
later with prices some three to per cent higher than
the, were on Monday tho reaction has come. and the
market win BE the more healthy for IT, Tho speculation
t,is morning opened rather brisk under sharp buying
demand from boarlroom "shorts' and In that respect
differed in character from tho opening OF any prece arg
morning this week For stocks the carly advances
were sharp too sharp TO invite purchases rom
any except needy sources. After midday inc
market became dun and prices weTo saggy
For the moment tho buying disposition
was c1Laustcl and the development u desire TO real
lie profits Invited bear" attack which was quickly
accepted. A. result there was decline when WiPed
out all OF the mornings aud part or the whole OF yeser
days gains There is no necessity OF aserihng the de-
cline to the weeks export OF gold o .04sl62 or to any
other superficial cause An advance Of from TO per
cent In as many days or any aiyanco which has con-
tinucd beyond two thTeo days is an occurrence that
has moi been witnessed before for long tne and the
extent OF the accrued profits and the length OF time Tor
a movement OF prices in one direction sufficiently ac
counts for such a back has occurred or viii lie
likely 10 occur on tho morrow which viii proceed Two
successive holidays The sales amounted only to
SIS 394 shagos against 42i207 shares yesterday Inc
general situation Is tho same influences arc
at work AS those which startel tho movement ten dag
ago To-day some Profits have been realized and now
short interest has been made which VIII give adii-
tona tone and strength the market whom ho present
rcactionary movement has exhausted ltsct Tho mar
ket closed irregular an 1 excited.
Tie Government bond market was strong forthe hrel
date issues The story that Congress " 10 oi"rr l' W
impr0ba c ami u should do 60. the Treasury ns A
no condition 10 comply, te act probably "oud itil ~
~, were advanced is per cent Annexed are tie clos
lns quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
Cotton MARKErs-BY rELEGnApn.

IIFEuOui. hay s-l-.jJ .. u.-,O.OI- !'ualh"ss, y
goo. 80 uuchaus,I rates, Ada.ns pIaAd- 81, lo' an
dIln- s-lLL -.JDl bales Ntlui.ut -''""
UA.,s Dl .aon and port; clt7. l3uUJ J.i ~
,u.u- l-.UU lties Aul4lc4u Futures quiet; lldu 70
iddAus clause Aas and June delivery 4Ds,i aisi
June ald july delivery. 1 auiL do July a.lu
Au,Ist deIferl +-jiai 900. August and Septtmbet n.
iifsrN. o. september b't'Ntl
delivery .I5a. l-oid; october 4ni No'tlAAoi
.4gtIf sud. aa. - ruter nciycry. u-Dld ,-
Tenders tJ-l4ys c!ctriDgs, oOO DA'cs
nt " docket md loo ualts old. -
=. m-Ihe sales of the Gay included 6VJO DAe' Amer'
can - ,,..,,,,x
cauI-e. delivery J .Gld buyers May J"io
u-st4y -lid. buyer so Juns anu July delivery 800,
uly and August q, ltery, It'd value 40 ausna
ana srpIember delivery. Dtid buy rrs DO -rptmuet
and October delivery. 2t4d sellers do Octvper any
november delivery. 1 616id. value. do. November anu
December delivery. Glbid. buyers do September dc
livery. sea-. sellers - ,,,.
4 D. m Cotton-tutnres closed duli Uplands Low MIA
ding cause Aay delivery, 20id buyers; do MAY aha
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
Ayers Sar
Ing ana Butchers, So SoSss 10 receipts l,oi9 ,nio

nr ano SO SO0ss 10 receipts l,Oi2 lsu SHIP
Dents. $50 head
DETROIT May 2s.-whsu dull 70 : White 79i.r. cash
MAY. 7Jtc June. 70lacs No Reh 7sisc cash ani Nav
June p c August - Red. 1jc. Receipts ZyJO
BUSH CoTn-N1 = 81 Q3l g. oats-No White 4i9c.; M
q dc
MrSvPAP0r's MINI. Nay o9-Wnsat ac'ivc 70 Hard
Cash. 7+.c. juno "a 4ci July. y iac; August 7Csic
MLwAUKFF. Nay 23.-FlOur dun. WAeat steady cash.
7I+c; June. 7jiac: August 764c Corn easy No.
b po. oats nImcri Ne. = sc. rye weak 10 oOc
Barley duie No >. Abe IfDyslOns love- Mr's fOiA
Cash. May. a 20 June. - -. Laru-Prme etetI.
Cash or NAY. - s19 june. - 90 Buttef Puiet
Choice Creamery. IJDl5G CheeseBcst Dream. siaS Q.
i,l2 Dusi-i Btrisv G22j bnsn smpments-Fi0ur ;. ~
bbsd Wheat Ill,OOO ousn.; Barley. l. l21 Ousn
PEORIA MAY 23.--Corp active New High MNeL 81 =
q 32c.. No Mixed 3oHtc. Oats active n. White 81
n e.: no. Mixed. 2-03Dc. Rive quiet; 40 . u3U"j
heCepi--COrI. lO0OO bush; Oats $4,000 BUSH SOD
tusA. SMDmeut5-COIn OOJO Du5A.. Oats BLOOD Dusi
Rye 5000 Dusn
~ ioul& NAY 2S.-Flour dul. Xxx. 81 7O6s! 90, Xxx
g. 4OV1Z 30 finuy > SjV52 JJt CA)ice - ieDs3 0D
Fancy sS - ei - Patents - go esi 81 Wholf weak
NO. Rel iGO1 - Nav. tic; June. .1lsD 4c
Jry q &C. corn weak No Mixed rlsG- 81 ag 81 ,.ci
May ~ i,ci June. 81 's,. Osrs dul; No Mixed casa
299,a &C. Nay 297sc' June. - lac hye Qnet al 80
Barcv--Iucte X no mlrkoL Batter Guet tI1neIY; "a y
5r. Dairy IUai4c Egr+ quer - &c. fiE seq tl Vlp
81 Jl uly lDwer' lInOtly. 81 o. rrlne - - BI'
ffc. rll. corn heA ttslV 20 50 o. WHISKY 81 ~.
Pork. 80 3D. Bnkneats-L0ng c'ir. s. 3p short l,ip'
81 short Clelr sr"aiY 10 tj ~ 1850 'J
10000 tls1 oats 2l0DD ou3n. Rga l,0O) Olsn Eat y
loo D1sl shpnent5-fi0ur. 1000 bbis What -,
ousl- COrn l3iDlU OIsL. OatA oi,OJO Dus. aye 40oO
Uu3h.s L2ilCi, nOlc
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
GR4LY lYD PPODrcE NlnKErS

FEATURES OF NEW-YORN pEALGNGs
There was no improvementin the wheat mar
kct yesterday; least for the holders OF IT, And
spite of fact that the prices lower there WAS
only fair demand for export $4,000 bushels pong
taken. The market was foverish and unsettled CaeA
wheat q cents lower on the second call than at
the opening bat later recovered portion OF the d.
cline. options laa s. cent lower, recovering nearly
all tho decline later and closing shade undr the best
Tho closing figures were: June, sy9i July. SILT
August, - septc lhcr, s1't Cc.0iel So Soyeul-
ber - December 80 Cash was r. 2ccnts love-
err, closed Qu.ei. Options Were tcyerl-n anu un-
settled Nay advanced a cents on an attempt 10 ma ko
"a cornrr Later optiOns wcfe 80 '5 cent lover but
partially recovered She decline an closed urm May nc
tie' best Uucc and later months htuo under lhe
clnsinr arrcs May, iG3i; June, iJis July 1.t;
August. iGl8 September ~ cents Casn oats were 8
cent lower with more active demand and closing puel.
Options g. D. cent ower clos tu. az che inside
prices and denni for export. Otts closed at 5hii
for Miy; June. 3lh; July 3lii; Au-ust. 81 D. FLOUR
buyers favor the Ap4fia being iIslO f. 20 make
concessions. The laId market dull and 10 den and
tor export. prices closing about tle on Tours
oty aad follows: june, So o.; July, S6 Il; August
ff 30 seqtcI ol. Sc g.; october, Sc iOi Nofc~Dcr'
81 -.
THO receipts orgrnn ~ NewYorl Pnill le pha. Etd-
aul h. stOA ycstcrI1y were ~ follows: HAeat,
--I1ly DusJcl5, corn. 3-lJJl bushels ols' = - x
bushels; t0IlI era'u 75f725 u1.hris; f11r, .a.3lo
barrels A. Chictyo. Mlv'uEoe and 80. Louis me -
rivals were: Wne1L 65.llI olshe.E corn. lJl,73t
hrsrc's oats. o3s bushels; tJta. gram, olO,yyJ
bushels fOlr. ~, ,GlJ barrels.