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New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May (SpeciaD.-lt was presumed
all day the visible supply figures would not tonight
show a decrease OF 100000 bushels The actual
figures show decrease OF over l.5s6.oOo busher
Culahy has probably left the bear side. and there Is
good re to believe that Ream has been getting eveh
Kent has covered his shorts Whenever jane wheat
gets go active buying sets in that soon
takes the price a above that figure. but while
wheat gets about 50 cents for june 1t gets
weak at any considerable advance above that ngure
There Is evidence that the present alarm among
holders OF railroad securities Is TO be OF advantage to the
CHICAGO prOduce market New-YOrk has sent more
orders Chicago In the last week than for the same
time In year.
The receipts 81 900 bushels and the shipments
$50 900 bushels june opened at sOaa cents. and '3i
lowest and sO'. the highest price, coshe
80 cents. May closed at 1ols cents June sofa al
anu closed al 81 : cents
AT $50 o'clock May wheat closed at IS cents June.
So cents corn 81 = for Nav 362 cents FOR june
pork 80 or I for May aud 20 l2i2 for June; lard May
50 So June wheat sold tonight at 1S cents
calls -Ol2 cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
10 CHANGE INAUGURATION DAY.

WAsHI>GroN. May 3 ,SpecGl.-Mr. ingalls, :
FONT resolution proposing amendment TO the consul
uton changing day for the beginning OF sAcce's We
Administrations to-day favoriDiy reported IN the
Senate by the Committee on Privileges ana Eec'ions IN
order 10 void the pubic inconvenience caused Dy un-
e,v cur,ailng and umny the second session OF every
Coress Mr ingalls, proposes that the term OF oihce o
predeut and the second session OF the Lth Congress
shall continue until April 80, 1889 and the som day o
,,u thereafter be substituted for the fourth day
of March a the beginning ~ the olca term o te sue
ces-tvc Presidents. NcePresidents and congresses o
a.. fn.tad Sfurc. There l. q general feeling IN both
au.es ID favor Of change Tn Nrst President w
NOT naugurated until April 30. ~ ard III Is proposed
- ntp.morate the humdredth anniversary Ol lAa
Gey by the Inauguration OF lis successor IL 1853
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

state bonds we're quiet with small sales of south Car
CITY bauk stocks Fourth National sold 5Ol at 1292 and
shoe and Leather ~ al 1856
The general rail way bond market shared In the tor.
tunes OF the and Tor nearly all Classes OF
the speculative issues material declines were made
Erie second consols fell from s5 TO s294 Chesapeake
aud Ono series B, of from 90 to % o9l2 an /
the currency IS were per cent lower al 20 Missouri
Kansas and Texas general 6s declined ) 10 : os ana
the ). were down 3a 72a Central or N~w-Jersey os
declined 4ie TO 792 Canada southern nIst Ss weue =
shore gnara teed As were hrm at lO27s glO2A Bslu-
more aud ONO D. off y tt 1924 Lake shOre
seconds 4 easier at l2t New-YorK. Chcaso ana
T. Louis irsJ receipts fell rs 81 the Louisville
and Nasnv. issues sold off or We're offered AZ coAces
OF l. az per cent. East Tennessee FrgniI ana
the incomes we're off from 20 to l74 :.
Irdlana. Bloomington and Western 1rsts we're
exrrptonalv strong and rose from 1913 TO lO41 Col
umbus Hoczne Valley and Toledo nrsts were on y 10
sLa 81 Paul ana Omaha consols strong at l23 g
al23 Burlington and quincy debenture Js decline =
to lOGLa Wabash general 6s receipts soli at %
kansas Pacific con.o. dec ll2 10 100 and Oregon
short Line 6s IL. lower at 90 Atlantic ana Pacnc
Incomes declined per cent 10 IL Northern racine
drsrs were off Ia at ll5la were "a ower at
92le and Terminal td &C lO5 OREGON Tran g
continental drsts Of 2l9 At 93 NeT-0reans ana
and D-hver rrsts OF per cent at >.
The sub Treasury lost on balance nl'ooI'1-t, haue
of 81 So 300 The days operations eOvrret: Receipts,
81 46s 34l payments S2.52OO62: re-ultlng IN DaI'
The local money market remains UNCHANGED call
loans ruled 2o2lo aud exceptionally at g. and closed
The clearing House statement was as follows; EK-
changes, <l49DO4 .DD- utidnces, SDt l,'1J.
The United states Treasury At Washington received
S396 900 National bank notes for redemutinn
Tie customs receipts were S4o1Js2 ana the ln'erni'
revenue pts ~ .2j2,929.
Psris continues to gold, and 100000 to-day was
engaged for Wednesdays steamer bat the foreign ex-
ch .nges are duh ana barely steady Al quotaons0r Dls
ness a. follows: Bakers bis, - s641ll - ->4
for nng aud short sterling respectively; 3lb's and
5I45s FOR francs: 9jSs and 9js for recnmarks 4Vii
and 4Ul2 for gulder-. ,
In London British cOnsOls strong and advanced
l. per cent 10 100 1916 for bOtn money ana account
Lnlted States were not quoted. American ran ways
were lower IN resobuse u saturdays te hone markets
and further declined after the fashion o. our cary
to-day. AMI closed az the lowest hgures o.
tne dv but vet at higher figures thtn the concurrent
home prices Bar SILVER weak Ant dec1ued ItOi 10
4j lJ-l Cd per The Bank OF EnHSnl os fVoO
buuon on balance Al Paris French 3 per cents rose
from > to - 30. and signt exchange on Lon
don was nrmer % l3 y rancs 10 the Z
. EApNTNC,s.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
sURopxAx Pa,DJ.E NAtxer

LIVERPOOL. May 3-Provi.ions- bacon Cdnberianf Cut
Id. uilr-. -3s I'd. Clsar Mndes
ns 40 Shurt ID. shoulders. rs. DL VT
,,eef-ic~ kytrl lnuAn Mess irImc : od.
rurk-prlne d-.s :. uL per Prime Mes, rastorn.
-.s rs ID Lard Ann, ncan ia. Prl-e y est
ern SIS Lard Oh. Ses. u Hams-Long cut 4J- ~
~nuaers 81 Butter -Js od Tor finest United
sf4i,s. Cncesc-A nepca1 ChDce 4'A od WhcIt-hrl
W,--rrn SDrng -. ~ - - ja. krd " inter- - ii. - al
,rnial SJuug. a.. New Western Wniel1< Ji
Srs c,jerl a. 5i. California l.. a.. lOt
Californian y .. -. IT, i'd prOiuce
T4rUenfiIe. Zo-. t-. do p'f
c,,t l.snued DrfrJeIa isd ~ M Der tluu tuVtrseeG-
Aperrau ised 49, per lAliOS-.s-. Kn-s
.,nmon. =. Pale lis. 3D. uOs III LilscsI III Is
10 ,.g ,si- Ia0N i'm. nrrctl. .ls al rrinf CirT
., Di Der cSt American Reius If Jsf hal IIar,
,r- -,I. iuie "a ftfr. go. Del a.
Receipts oi wheat for 90" wees From AiiAnIi DOTS,
~ oO uaai nom Pc ihe po.e- = ,OO quarters rom
t.er -oIr,es. s.uUl Iu..ftor-.
pe,a.tpi. ~ AM -rlcIn cora. -O.B n quarters.
IOSbOx JI. j. iN- oil
la uer iln--ri. 3i-f gulrrs ln- =
cake t- s.cfnesi fetrpi-Iin ,o .
GIl per -tilDd 71I..l u l4rJsltlu -s. jL Der c"L
-t,tru Z iG.piI tNl-
Pale is AlIA Pr vIsi0ls iart 5SA ud. Der wi Tor
Amcucan sugar lJs. Il. tuDa .ntriingI.
norug yBo auI as I'd aOps dfOr CUBA Md-c0v lde "a II
fcnung aiIaL. AIslrnian rAJs-Beei "a O'L 9- a.
Mutton. "a I'd q l. d. Cora nat Ol-1cJ ION
lbs ID. cochin. .2tG29 -. 80
AxrwEgP May g. PrfroienmFiDe pale American 10
francs vad And 10 franco " eeataes seiss
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
egEvEs-Rsceips. Yesterday and to-day vsrs i7s .elu

BEEvEs-RsceipS yesterday and today vsrs iD "a
st Iersev CITY ana At SDh-ss.. mekleH S,Iye
he'd against Of2 head last Monday ArrtvA, uptov "
cIuded for Mr Eastman and 20 cars Tor oern
ger. ,..-.-...,,ta 4
Thirteen carload, at Jersey CITY we're ior ia
suzberger reserved Tor export awe Anu
total offerings did exceed ll6 csroths ne msrs y
opened but little nrn ant with only lai suppy
tatre sellers ibed 10 maintain fndys pric.s sno
the well Gle red a Very Ordinary 10 rlmS
sold at 81 7OdS6V2 Choice and ExtrA 81 10 p~
s6 80. - -,
EIght Fancy fed by James Wooisde OF Crsw,ora
who will slau rhter them for 80 sayles ny
known tchcr these eXtanne cattle Ayefageo
/ 5st ps ami tue prce paid was 20 - per 100 os
sOi al ~ l21 30 30; Bulls az " zoD
81 - and Dry Cows and Mixed lots At ~ 50H-t 81.
Mr. ,;oismh reserved 81 bs al foT hieH xPOrt trade
Ihe Tower H Of yesterday vim 30 lave stiIe 'ot
NJ goldsmith and the Narwck saturday Sih 80 nell.
The Elizabeth viii be iaien tbs afternoon WITH 10
Live attic and the Utopl with % het the tJrm,r ios
Nelson Morris and Goldsmith The are ex.
n,cs IN all Tomorrow The Nevaaa will aso SAL on ues
5av Win qnar OF Beef and 90 ctrcas.es Mutton.
The weeks shipments OF Lave ,attr anu Sne"p @na
Dressed Reef AMI Mutton were az follows
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
Mana. pu, without power object at the grave to the
kfcrmeat OF the corpse
STILL CALLING FOS GEORGE JONES.
. THIRD SUMMONS vNHEEDED A sobfHNA
COMING.

STILL, CALLING fOS UEOhNr. JONI-S'
THIRD SUMMONS yNHEEDED - SUBPOENA
COMING
WASHINGTON. MAY 3 (Specidh A third tele-
~ophic summons TO appear beiero the Pan-heetf'c
Cn,uttec has sent 20 George Jones. OF INC No"
80 gi,,cs TO the first dispatch sent him by the ser
..r,.,t. Arms Mr. Jones returned prompt out ups"'
.,eorv reply saying that he had just retirhed hohe
- not feeling "very we'll" and hoped the conhl'eo
-o,ls be able to get along without MIN III lePN "
49, Nr Jopes was Informed by Chairman Boyle by teie-
.-aph that the attendance ana testhonS VI
80 other representative Of The Times VINO
- -, ,v. sncci6e information relating TO tue
.sn-,ss against the newspapers was reKarue' '
so.sahla Mr. Jones or his representative was in
M :. ma 70 the font To Chairman Boyle's urgent
-, Do ren, was vouchsafed ana TINS AFTERNOON
-, asuatch. couched in more imperative 'eiihs'
- -, IN Mr. lone. informing him IN SUBSTANCE .".'
- no -esponds promptly in person or ny uu''
,,-, an, fully Informed representative suol"'n"
- - ,ssnea ip II ediately in due form 20 eo~pel MS "
tendas ee. ,oroA hx members Of
,,,,tec that the balance OF patience stana'"e II ~
M Jones's credit with tnem Is ,ory reasons for
Surre 10 appear 10 furnish sAtlNi'.'o anon,
e. ro,- anne rance provOkes mdch comm 80. h,s
Renresentatves A New-Nork ConsreSsI',,e ,ess lone.
,o mar, In the vestcatiOD. sara ". 80 An
M Come after he has got his testimony III sh'Pe'
other one remarked a.. ho,ore the investigation
o'.tn "a Va SiscioseG that The Times mas tecelVfl
money in this business from me ,O the Bsll mo
~ 3lac,ric combination as wei! a. from '"S Dun ~
nopoy Imminent Democratic Congressman said "Hasnt
,,es tLe vii 10 knOw that his neSLEehco "uu -o -o
.."r,ton against min and that the suspicion eiius
strength with every day tha' passes "''u0D' 80"
In appearance l,,.. . ,,o-, will No one OF the
II is expected that CAaIlo' \, D"- ~
yit TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
DEMOCRATS OPPOSED TO COLoRED MEN.

-, v,xcr AND OTHERS CAUSE LAUGHTER By
THEIR 1xcoNsIsrENCY IN THE MATTHEWS CASE.
" .sH1vGrox. May lSpecia0. The prejudice
against the colored in political matters on the part
~ southern Democrats Is exhibited in the treatment Oh
Matthew'S whom the President nominated for Recorder
~ Deeds in this District on the plea that this was
local Office which should be filled by resident OF tue
city the Democratic members Of the committee 10 "hlcn
the nomination referred have steady opposed con-
nrmation. And yet every one of them mas time anu
asain voted to Ill Territorial offices with men from
distant states These members Of the committee
have declared that the people OF the District
did not want Matthews. but 1t appears thst
not single person OF any prominence has sent worn
OF protest against his confirmation TO the coWn''eo
The ridiculous position the Democrats have paceu 'he
selves on this is well illustrated by their action
q, the asst meeting of the committee. 1t appears that
Matthews mas made himself offensive as partisan al
Albany He was used BY Mr.. Manpius 10 secure cOored
ro.es ,or the Democratic ticket and went further IN
tat direction than warranted by FAIRNESS Inc Iac'
coored man should actively oppose the party "nicn
released his race from bondage was gazing 10 'no
coored Republicans OF Albany but that he shouu 90 so
far rs 10 get them discouraged for refusing 10
vote the Democratic ticket was more thah tney
could forget In company with some otner
Republicans they have sent here charses against
Matthews to the effect that he an offensive partisan
Other cases a cnarge offensive partisansnlp against
nominee has been the one thing OF All o.he,s ma, ~
induce every Democratic Senator 10 vote Ior cohurs
non In the ease cOl1rcd man. however senator's
Harris Vance and Blackburn. Democratic mehneTs oA
the District Committee expressed the Op mon .na u
charges a serious matter and ouEnt 10 oo n'eS'
gated 49,. ,,..,.,,o.r. v-aro in
clnd 10 beie, that Matthews WAS not so BAD as ODhe
offensive partisans VINO have Deen connrmea, 4 su
tney did not believe in permitting the Democrats
t0 di.crminate against him on account O4
lis color Bur, aided by Mr. ttudIeDer
ger and Mr.. spooner the three Democrats carried
iv a majority OF resolution appointing a SUI
committee investigate these INFORMAL chaTBes VI ono
e!ve parfIsanship AGAINST Matthew'S =, ,,.,.,.Ao..or
me Washington Post to-day charged MI kldueDe
with having said to Mr. lugas mat he "ouu
ouno.e NnrtAews because or his cOlor Ml:
E,daleber-er ana M. ingalls, hoih dehl a
IN m. ate that any such conversation ever TOOK
place The opposition OF Mr.. Rddleoerser or any re-
Iubcan 10 Ma 'thews would be natural enongh ou. ne
opp0stop of Vance and other Democratic senator's on
tie plea that Matthews's Democracy Is or me
Iartisaushp kind - causing Laughter al heiI
Nn-naver the subject IS mentioned IN the oenato
r.ltav
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
INACTIVITY OF THE HOUSE.
MORRISON AND RANDALL oN THE QUESTION o

ADJOURNMENT.
WASHINGTON, May (Spec,aD.-The House
today by a large majority formally promised that on
and after Monday May 10, when the scssi N VIII be
more than five months old it will begin to attend strictly
to business through the enforcement OF " hour
law which will require the daily session TO begin at IL
a. H. ana end p. m. The new rule seems to be oaseu
upon the idea that with a fixed hour for adjournment
there will be no difficulty 10 keeping quorum in attend
ance all day. There could he greater falacy Be
Sides the real diihculty is that the majority u
not only incompetent to conduct legislative ousi-
ness but that 1t is split into factions on
nearly every public question and torn by
persona feuds and ealOusies CoOne Morrison who at
least The nominal leader of the House sad to-day that
the session vii the first week Ia jay. Mr Ran all
of the opfnon that Will extend beyond the last
week June Both OF these esn'trs preclude the pros
pect OF any tarf legislation. Between now and J1y II
Will be Congress do more than con
slider and the appropriation bills necessary Tor the
support Of Government during the next fiscal year
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
coyFIsMArIoNs BY THE SENATE
WAsuINGTON, May 3.-AmOng the confirm.
- 49,. ~ ..n.t. .-Aar xere tho tOLLnMlnE:

WASHINGTON, Nay O.-AHIVhS t"O '"44i4i MA
tnrs bv the senate to-day were the following;
HiYn bradbury -urve~or tustoms. Portland Ne
J. Mcfarland. Regstel Land once, huron OAK
4, d Ia-r.tr. henson agent columbus, ONO.
A. o. Ward. examiner % drugs. Boston , ,,....-
THOMPSON. KeDtnoky survey OF "eh'ai Yoni ~
r. l. BALDWIN Il Missouri Deputy Iits Audt'I treasury
, &. Armstrong OF New York, ConsilCencIa, HlO de
il NO. ,,-., .a..,,. Do
d " Kama Of Indiana Consult General Argentine Ho
81 Ldeoli C. = Marshal. Northern District Of Nisss-
suV. ...-., - ,.....,.. . r..
x l. Cabel Z Marshal. Norihern District Of Texas
J. So 90,AoI Cole tjr lnie'na ittehT AitoSha 4,, %,
ue . 0.ec-Jr Internal Revenue, AlNth District OF
Nc~ g., A., ,.,..,
i,nshsg CONccIOT Internal Revenue l'brie lsiahl
Col tgf- of Customs thalies A -D1IOid Dsirct O
CastlUe Il ue Icrerlit Sa.tOns4 IsUc ~ Boston ahh
,laf. g Ms, John VI. Ni4nls D.st ct VI Providence
L. T. -.
HAr p.lr. "a ~hriyio0kc canada Franc Underwood OF
Na.sttu-e.f. al G4Ad-OF Theodore DO"A- ~ oLNrt
tieu 4f ,.i-c Albert saineway Of conn ctcnt At Nce;
Lam. D.. Ia. faLaIn .. Maine. al CAtll. - =. ,
ID. fn.fei ~tA.es Attorneys J0D IL iAppAcpil 'ls,
tlicf NeaJersey H. Burnett southern Dsnet oi
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
tcndant on the approaching marriage of the Crown
Prince OF Portugal.

INFRINGING COPYRIGHT Post-Otiice Department
has prohibiting the transmission hrongh
the mails OF weekly newspaper published In Toronto
Canada for intrnc OF copyright the paper IL
publishing : serial novel copyrighted ny new
York publishing house.
EXSrE,kER WINTHROP -Ex-speaker winthrop oi
Massachusetts pied little to- the eit OF the
Speakers desk this morning and he was warmly erceteu
by the Massachu ~etts delegation.
To BRING BACK LIEUTESA>T sToNEY-The revenue
steamer Bear which will sail from Francisco In few
DAYS Alaska aad the Arctic Ocean Ia under
orders take board the members OF Lieutenant
sOneys expedition passengers and bring them Dack
tn San
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
ACTS APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The President has ap-
proved the at TO establish lighthouse al seuI NroA
Point Michigan the providing for the completion OF
tho nnpc building at Jackson Tenn; the act to enable
national banking associations to Increase their capta4
stock and to their names or locations; the aci
granting the rglt OF way the ochuyiku River East
SHE Railroad Company through the Arsenal ana NaVaI
Asvlun grounds Pnllaie the act dIhenlh2 the
statutes governing the Immediate transportation oI
duf,abe goods the in ad of the nailOnal monument
AZ p'vmouth Mass: the authorizing the PARTITION OF
certain land IN Louisville KY belonging Jointly ~ John
Encnnl- and tho United states
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
MONDAY. May 3-P. ".

MONDAY May 3-P. ".
The Stock Exchange markets to-day further yielded to
the depressing Influences OF the labor craze and 20 the
Wild rumors OF which that the basis. Prices ie-
clned for almost all OF securities In which there
were any dealings not much because Of disturbance
among the holders genuine certificates because IN
entire absence OF buying the market was easily de-
pressed by offerings of phantom securities. The
total transactions IN stocks amounted only
306O55 shares. and tnat amount IN
cluies all the tradngs OF boari-room traders, who
unusually busy in selling and buying and repeating
the operation four six tiTues during the Ave
hours OF the session There nothing like stampede
TO sell the business done IN quiet and orderly
manner with results that apparently entirely sat
isacory TO all the dealers engaged The character Of
the market the slow OF the declines made, and
the stock loan market Indicate that there yet has
been any pronounced selling OF "long" stock
Neither DO the London prices for American
stocks nor the foreign exchange market indicate any sig
nfcant sales for European account The days
news as It was gwen including reports or
mob violence and the ordarng under OF the state
militia at Chicago Of a character well calculated to
have caused Large liquidation and decline in values
OF much importance All the Importance that attaches
to the measure OF to-days decline s derived from the
fact that It follows after the declines OF the three pre-
ceding days Missouri Kansas and Texas IS exceptional
IN giving decline OF much as per cent; the large
active stocks give from l TO Ia per cent and
large part OF that was made late In the day IN re-
sponse sensational special dispatches from Chicago,
which contradcted till after board hours Inc
closed weak and must continue so I'LL either the
bears themselves some large buyers appear
in the market .
Government bonds we're easier with the bids for the
ia of Il per Annexed are the closing qlotstons:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
PROVIDING FOR HONEST ELECTIONS.

WAsmNGrON, May lSpec'~).-Mr. hoar
epor,4d to-day frou the senate Committee on Privileges
M r,.i,r. a hi. 10 aid IN securins fair election Tor
members OF Congress The bill authorizes the President
IN apo,nt commission OF three persons 10 be confirmed
y f senate 70 examine and report upon DAlOt-D01es
ana annrus TO secure far elections. The cOinnlss on
T. 10 report within thIrty days and the Attorney
l. authorized 10 supply one for each polling place Inc
i'll ,rovIes that the ballots shall be counted openly
ana ouruncut shall take place untli the result 10
I..a|.m
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
LAND GIANT, IN NEBRASKA

WA,HrxGToN, May lSpecl0o.-ln answer 10
resolnt,n letter from Commissioner sparks was read
in tie Senate to-day IN regard to lands withheld from
settlement IN Nebraska because the railroads nave ne
elected 10 take out patents. IN the limits OF the with
Va, FOR the Union Pacific there are z34l9Ol acres
vcl have not selected aud when tor thai reason
fItf
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
THE pETROLETN HAEKET

The rews from The oil country yesterday was
~ M specia Significance but before the week is out
so,oe Of the drilling wells IN the Washington County
aeli ought to strike pay sand" The position OF
North European renners remained about the same as
usual Here the statistics as OF Arrl 49, 1856 ana
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
WARRINGTON NOTES.

WAsnfNGTOS, Monday. May g. 1885.
N4,.r 0pnrR-Ass,stant Surgeon Isaac W. Kite has
been ordered 10 the New York Naval Hospital.
PgRsONAL-POsimasterCene General Villas has returned 10
the city and was at his desk this morning.
THR CROWN PRINcEs MARRIACE-TAe United States
LcaIner QuinDebaug ia under orders TO be at Lisbon
lertuga Ia time 10 participate IN the ceremonies Az
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
,v1uoyy c0usr0c6s LIBkL CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3 (>DeciaG.-L Lum
smith was to-day held IN $4,000 TO answer he charge
of Ihelling Anthony Consock OF the society for tHe
Prevention OI NIce.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
NOMINATIONS b. THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The President sent
he following nominations 10 the Senate to-day;
Firt Lieutenant Morton L. Philips. revenue service,
10 be cautair: second Lieutenant "Aiam . baio"In'
Tcyeuue service. to BE- first lieutenant
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hopkins. at Glen Alien, Va /;
! prtJler at Mount Pulaski. ILL., JOhn seemzn. at
Deulsou Iowa; william Lavies. at santa Barbara, Cal
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
i S,jss,22J sl,23i,I40
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Goot IN Prime steers old one al s. =
RKvIKs or hE NERK- The arrivals Of he-vr- tle ps''
wck we're head than last week. anu LOO hea cs
than he Joniing wees last year
arrivals Wednesday prices were
,crc~aIiv usiu tanned Common ling shade lower
5n thr yards well cleared The itcelps on frday
rre heavier than expec nearly al grades r. OF Od
c although gh Common steers showed but little chsn se
Brt,h markets. have eG ady and 10 MARKED alihg
Of Ii prices her Live Catte Refrigerator Beer was
reported up 10 Friday. ,,.-.. -,
Beef and prices steady
lice ives a little weakness on "Wednesday Dut
ru .ealv on THURSDAY and COod Nes- were hrn on FIJI
,iay with Com Far unchangeG lhc range OF prices
h.s heel from 10 &c for Poor TO thocc Nells
Calves declined fully y on "Wednesday Dut
recOyc rel on FRIDAY. closing firm fOI PIimr stock
There has improved den md iov Sheep OF N'"t
ouailfv andn lnced 70 Ihur$iaF -lprs
nar mr. thc aud the
closed .c lower eaturdav common du ard not wht'i
Inth Yearngs 1prng Lambs have had qhIcA sir me
former ,eng a - higher than th previous wok sLd ts
latter weeSs prices. 'ppei slocA n' ai'0
quite freely and has the prefer.ncr 49,, . .-.o,.
40 ..les f-Ogs have been reported te past "eeN
Tn dead market ha. Lurtuard somewhat WIN f,--N
Uors closing higher az he InsI On fIuay anu "o
aC vance was maintained on saturday