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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

|, G. w. Shaw, as Administrator Of Betty
Hooks, deceased, do hereby suggest the in
solvency Of said estate. All persons holding
claims against said estate are hereby notified
to file them, properly authenticated, with the
Clerk of Hardin County Court on or before
the aoth day Of April, 1887, or they will be
forever barred.
G.. W. SHAW, Adnr.
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The official vote of the State has
been announced. For K L. Taylor,
l26,52S; A. A. Taylor, l0S,S37.
R. L. 'raylor's majority is 1881.
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James ii. Taylor, brother Of r. L.
Taylor will be appointed private
secretary to the Governor and adju-
tant-seneral.
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INSoLvlNT NOTICE.

IF. J. Bundrant Administrator Of 2. II.
Bundrant, deceased, do hereby suggest the
Insolvency of said estate and all persons
holding claims against said estate are hereby
notified to file them properly authenticated
with the Clerk Of Hardin County Court on or
before the rst day Of Feb. 1887.
F. J. BUSDRANr, Adm.
This Oct. I6, 1886.
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Another Grant, jumped from the
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A. r. Hume, United States cir
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TO resign by the l4lh of February.
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Oct the Best and Save 81
n, I.ss'.I. Banner

Is Away, spicy, full Of news and entertain
ing. 1t has an
Agricultural Correspondent
In each county, and makes monthly re-
port of the condition OF crops and stock,
which is Of great value to farmers and mer-
chants. It's one Of the bodies, and ablest
journals in Tennessee, and is perfect terror
to rings aud monopoles and machine politics.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-05-29
GLEANlNGS FROM THE ROCKIES.

The Nevada Judiciary bill has been de
clared constitutional hv the Supreme
Court. This makes one judicial district o
Nevada will, three Judges.
The Wyoming authorities offer thei'
$iso,ooo bond, for sale BY public bids
The use to he made Of the money is &c
build q capital building at Cheyenne.
The Union Pacific will sell round trip
tickets from Butte to members Of the q
\. K. who wisl, to attend the convention
! Of that order in San Francisco next Az.
gust. Tor SIS.
Sui, VIII bc commenced by the Govern
mcnt against Daniel Chaplin and the Ore
gon Railroad and Navigation Company
for S,Sos,nn fec, Of lumber cut from the
public domain in Oregon.
Amos Clayton, aged II, was killed in
Denver ON the 18TH, BY boiling broncho
he was driving. I: SHE'D at a tent, tipped
the buggy over, and dragged Clayton by
the lines ill he was insensible. lie died
soon otter being taken home.
In Cheyenne, Wyoming, on the 18TH, a
blacksmith, named f. Clarke attempted to
shoot his wife, but failing fed the country.
He had been in Jail for beating her. Their
daughter, Mrs. Olmstcat, Of Shoshone,
Idaho, was =. home on visit, but Clarke
refused to speak to her.
John Moore, g years old, founder Of
Meorctown, near Oroville, California,
was found dead in his cabin six miles
north Of A1oorcville, on the 18th. The
body was brutality cut to pieces, as Gas also
Moore's doy, which vas found near the
corpse. A ,alf:t,recd who had blood OH
his boots was arrested on suspicion.
The greatest storm, in point of damage
done, that has vet swept over Eagle Rock,
Idaho, was that Of last week, in which the
round.house Of the T.. n. was blown
down and wrecked. A brick house,
the residence oi Mr.. u. 4. Taylor, had one
gable end blown in, the material falling
on Mrs. Taylor and two small children.
Strange t" say, however, they sustained
no serious injuries, being more hurt by
fright than from bodily injuries.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-05-29
MONTANA CONDENSED.

They have commenced building bridges
on the Ri,nini BRANCH Of the Montana Cen
trial.
Bishop Brondel OF the Catholic church
| is preparing to erect fine residence al
Helena. u,
The usual spring disturher Of public
peace is being organized Mt Ben'on--an
amateur, awk ward left.handed brass band.
! The knights Of Pv,hias of Butte, Walk
erville and Anaconda, expect to have an
excursion to Deer Lodge TUESDAY, 'une
c,nd.
Peter Roman has been reappointed and
confirmed agent Of the Flatheaeis. lie
has now served in that capacity II or II
years.
The BARRIERS Of Butte, with but one ex
ception, hire Cinnamon to do their wash.
ing and other work because It is the cheap.
est labor they csn get.
Surveyor General Greene has let the
contract Tor surveying township on the
Yellowstone near Riverside to Chas. w.
Mead, Of Virginia City, Mont, for $3.50.
The firm Of Lee w. Foster & Co., Butte,
is announced to 30 into voluntary liquida.
ton June lst. This merely means the re.
tirenent OF \. Kleinschmidt from the firm
as it is entirely solvent.
Several men have been working on the
the bars in the Big Horn Canyon this yea.
son with rockers, making good pay from
the fine gold that abounds there. These
bars cannot be worked when the water 10
high.
Mcconnell T. McDevitt, OF Butte. haze
been awarded the contract tor construct.
ing Hon. Sam Words new residence at
Helena. The contract price Of the new
'pansion is $4,000. Construction will he
commenced at once.
The abandonment OF Fort Ellis now
seems to be inevitable. The commanding
officer recently requested that necessary
be made at the post, and
was informed BY the department that no
further Improvements could he made, az
the post was soou to BE- abandoned.
Abe Farweli, squaw man at Clarke's
Fork, died suddenly on the Slh. He had
drank two bottles Of whisky that day, and
i was supposed at first shat they contained |
poison, but an autopsy revealed the fact
hat death occurred from congestion of
the brain, caused by chronic alcoholism.
Dr.. Davidson Of Twin Bridges, has built
l boat from his own model and under his
'wn direction e. feet long and u feet
IN the beam. 1t floats on the Jefferson,
Just below the bridge, but will he brought
down to Townsend this week, where it
will be strengthened to receive the neces.
'ary machinery and wheel paddles. It
will ply on the Missouri as pleasure boat
Turing the season.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-05-29

Bishop B:ewers appointments fT Bea.
verhead County are - follows:
AT Dillon. Sunday, Junc 18th.
At Asgenta, Friday, Juae 18th.
AT Bsnnack, Saturday and Sunday, June
18th and ooth.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-05-29

Bodily aims are instantly relieved by
the use Of St. Jacobs Oil. DR.. r. Butler,
Master Of Arts, Cambridge University,
England, says, At acts like magic"
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-05-29

Boards Of Health endorse Red Star
Cough Cure IS speedy and sure remedy
for coughs and colds. Scientists pro.
nounce II entirely vegetable and Tree from
opaates. Price. twenty five cents bottle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-29
Gin Kantpf llnt's Red)t,
gtoman BON 6. 6. Transos.
IGortie

lOp~@iN9""S'l
50 bate fi1 bic pD1ition bes Rreis=
ba1ptmannes i11lt1er qualboller geifalz
tet, aIs plDbli1 cine Menbung gum Beis
feren ein5utreten f9ieu. Die rGeri@te"
bes Saras tpurben it1tner feltener, unb
In ben beiben erHen WD9en BEG Nuguft
lanste feine einsige 4naeige n1ebr elm.
Ser @d1er unb feine @9aar i6ienen
pI6bli9 tDie bonn @rbbDbelt berf1mun=
ben. Wie it6 bieie plbBli6e 9tiae er=
fldre, mar ben 9errett e5enfo rdtbfelz
baft, tpie bie fribere fut9tbare Sbdtig>
felt beg Mannes. 9ie Mngft bpr Der
9taatsgetpalt tDnnte es unm6glt9 fein.
9enn ber General bielt nun allerbings
ietne ge1amntte Mta6t In eirent 3ager
stpii9en RohoiDince unb 3ulamce Ders
einigt; bD6 fpnnte bies bic 59aar nod
tpeit tpeniger bon1 Gla9lanbe obDebren,
ols fraber bic fliegeuben @olonnen.
1lnb 70 gIaubten fie 9erne benz 8erii9te,
tpel6es onfangs nur unbeitimnt, oann
INNER R6eler auftrat unb alt neloen
ipuBte, baB bic Mebr5abl 6er 9aibauta>
fen fi6 nit bem 6etman iibermorfen unb
baB ii1nere 3mietra1t 6emielben iebe
Sbdtigfeit nod gluBen uam6gli@
made.
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f6nli9en gigeni9aften abgeieben. gite>
mails aber tpar bic Ma9t bieies Sc
f6le6tes gr6Ber, als ba Bet Sreunb utb
Bunbesgenpfe bes .&d6ers, ber alte 0ts
larion, Der @ere9te 5ubenannt, an feiz
ner 5pibe fanb. Diefem patriar9en
beugten 1id5 in Der Shat ale Mdnner In
ben Bergen pofutiens uno Der 8ufos
nina, unb &einer tpar su bod unb md9s
tig, &einer 5u tief unb bera9tet, urt
ni9t feiner Mabnung, feiner MarnuttgL
ieinent urtbeilsipru1e 3u gebpr1et.
Sn bic Ndbe bieies Mannes bate fi@
Saras III ben erlten Mugufftagen boa
1889 begeben unb faunt cine 8iertels
ftunb bont @6uar3en See, auf elmer
2i9tung bes 9ettbronias sWalbes, nit
ieiner arg geli9tetet 96aar Elm 9ager
be3pgen. gfi9t aus 6ur1t bor ben
Sruppen bate er auerit hie gbene, baum
au6 bas 2ager BET ben tpeiBen Quelen
gerdumt, nD9 rninber aus freiem Willen,
fon6ern ttotbgebrun9en uab in bea 9offz
nung, bur9 bies geringere Spfer bas
59limmffe abautpebren. Denn bas
Geriidt, tpel6es bic Serren III &olomea
Dernommen, mar tpDblbegriinbet: 3as
ras NOR fdon lange uidt 1nebr bet llnz
lmf@rdnfte 9err unb @ebieter uber bic
@eelen feiner 2eute getpefen, bic 11n5l=
friebenbeit, bon Sag au Sag tDa9fenb,
bate fi9 immer mebr gu @roll unb
Grimm berbittert uttb mar enbli9 in off
fener &ebelion etnporgeFamntt. gs
mar getommen, tuie es Naf6fo nit bent
na9ternen 8erfanbe ieines @tammes
borausgefeben, es mar gefommen, tDie
es fommen maBte, unb in ben lebten
Snlitagen bate ftb oie &atatropbe
nollsogen.
[Gortfesuus fOIst.l
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Gin 8eburtstaa.

Man iolIte GantiIienfefe ME Bis sunt
l1eberbruB in bic Sefentlidfeit 5ieben,
tpeil bic 0eiIigfeit bes Gartilienlebens
babur6 prnfanirt tpiro. Ser DerbDrz
bene Gei6mad zines sroBen Sbeiles
Der 9eler unb namentli1 ber 2eierinnen
berlangt es freiIi6, unb 10 beeilen ii9
benn uniere enslif6en 3eitungen, 6iez
fen Gei6mad gu befrieDigea anb beri1z
ten getreulih, tpenn cine le9ss poer
a6tidbrige rMB" ibren @eburtstag ge>
feiert bat. SaB He babur6 in Der fleis
iten MiB fdon in fribefter Sugenb
@itelfeit ertpeden, fiim1ert iie tli9t,
tpenn tie tttlr @elb bamit Derbienen, 6as
1T Der 3ned, ben fe babel perfoIgen.
gtmas 9(nberes 1T es, tpenn Der 8e=
burtstag eines Mannes, Der einen 6f=
fentlihen Gbarafter trdgt unb fi@ 8erz
bienite ertporben bat, bon fetnen 5reuns
ben unb 8efaunten gefeiert tpirb, ba
mag man tpDbl cine Musnahme BON Der
&egel MAIDEN. Gin fol1er Gall ereig-
nete fi@ ant Dergangenen 5Onntag unb
betraf 6errtt Saeob @Dl, 6eKen 20.
@eburtstag auf ieiner Garm I'M 9eap=
Settlement bon elmer gr0Ben Nn5abl
Sreunben un6 Hetanntett gefeiert tpuroe.
Sacob @oG bat ieinem NDoptib Waters
lan6e i'm Rrieg unb Grie6en gebient, er
iu9te bas Beite. ieiuer Mitmenf6en
ilaG Grdften 5u f6rbern unb bat babel
bas Sera fets auf bem re6ten Sled ges
babt. go fonnte man es nur als einen
Sribut ber M9tung anieben, baB fi9
6reunbe bonn 9anbe unb aus Der 5tabt
auf ieiner Jarm einfanben, UNI ben
Geburtstag bss 70idbrigen, nod INNER
rhttgen @reiies au perberrli9en. Sie
8eiu9er aus ber 9tabt gebbrten 3uueif
Der 2oge Der 0ermanns G6bne an, bes
rett @rtinber Saeo5 Goll einit mar, i,n6
bic @dite bonn 2anbe adblteH all ben
beiten Garmern, auf tpel@e bas Deutf@s
tbun, itola fein fam. Sung un6 Nlt
tparen iie gefommen, unb tuer bas
8reiben ber Gdfte 70 betradtete, Der
muBte nit @enugtbuung tpabrnebmen,
baB bic Sungen ben Mlten na9f6lagea.
Der Subelgreis mar BON ber Wers
ebrung, Die man ibm bepies, 10 gez
rabrt, baB ct ii9 3tl elmer ldngeren &ebe
beseiiterte, In tpel9er Ct ieine @dfe sur
Ginigfeit uuo gum 3ufammenbalteu
erntabnte unb bas 9euti9tbum nit ber
oeuti1en eide bergli6, tpel1er bet
Sturn1 tpobl einaelne 3peige entreiBen
t6nne, beren Stamm CT aber rti9t 3lt
aeriplittern bermbge. sSntereKant mar
bel Der @eburtstagsfeier bas 9uftau9en
elmer alten aerfeBten unionsfabne, bic
einit 9err Smnlide, mdbrea6 er In
3ampmanns @ompaenie in 8rotpnss
billie biente, lange 3eit um ben 2eib ges
t9lungen trug, I'm fie por benz Ganas
tismus Der 6eeeffoniiten sa retten, bic
tpdbren6 tener 3eit bas 3erreiBen elmer
1niOusfabue fur eine 1elbentbat biel,
ten. Spdter aboptirten bic rleritanis
fben Rriegspeteranen iene SABINE unb
am Sonntag 0iente fie ba3u, benz @es
burtstag 5es fieb3ieidbrigen 8eteraaen
@ol cine beionbere 9eibe su seben.
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Mdmbert1dbe syabrtfate .

8on 3eit 5u 3eit tperben gefdbrli6e
Maarett angefertigt, rrn bas pu6litum
gu betriigen lnb fie auf ben ytamen
ltnb ben Nuf bon g Simmons 2iber
sc egulator 3u berfaufen. Sn fiini
iuriitif9en @ntf9eibungen fin6 bon ben
@eri9tsb6fen gum @1ube bes Bublts
fums unb sur 11nterbr6dung bieier 8e=
triigereten ginbaltsbefeble bpn beifdns
bigger @iiltigteit erlaHen tporben. Man
bite fi9 Dor biefen f6dbli9en Gdlfduns
gen unb nebme i,ltr Simmons 2iber
Hegulatnr, bereitet BON 5. $. 3eilin
& So. in tpeiBem umf1lage unb nit
benz groBen rotben 3 unb bent M6rier
barolf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-29
Wmrft! Maud,lpaarem!

@roeerpbdnbler unb Gpeiiemirtbe
bonn 9auoe mb6ten mir einbringlid
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, baB NIT
fiir Die Gabrifation pDtt Wurit unb
&au9waaren unnfangrei6e Norberei>
tungen getroffen baben ltnb III @tanb
gefeBt iinb, allen Nfforberungen Sc
niige 5u leifen. Wir geben @arantie
fiir CUTE Waare unb reelle Beoienuna.
Die 3ubereitung ftebt unter unierer per=
i6nli@en 2eitung. genbet Cure 8es
ftelungen BEL 3eiten elm.
Wm. Splitting & Gobn,
1,10w1i 511 Nbenue 6.
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g e Z a 3.

Correspondence. Sranffurt, @ua5a,
lupe gountD. Wieoer 1T ether unierer
ploniere aur &ube gegangen, Der all=
befannte @eorg Ybilipp @taubenberger.
Gr befano lidb auf benz Mege mad ieis
nem Sobne Safpb, als i'm ber Sob ers
elite. StauBenberger mar 86 Sabre
alt unb tpanberte NIT Gafailie tn, Sabre
1886 aus gfa1au in Seras Elm. 6err
2Dpfer btelt oem 8erforbenen bic
Grabrebe. .-5eguin erbdlt iebt Waifer>
tuerfe unb 6abur1 tpir6 eine.n fdbtper
gefiiblten BeoiirfniB bet @tabt abgebol>
fen. Was mir babel aber ni1t ein=
leu6ten mill, 1T, baB bas Gountp ben
britten Sbeil Der Soften iibernabm.
Oie @runbeigentbiinter auf 6em 2anbe
finb bic Sauptifeuer3abler 6es Counties
unb folnit fdat ber gr6Bte She'll Der Mn=
lagefo1fen auf ibre @9uItern. Stun,
pieaei9t ldbt man iie bafar IN Geguin
gratis trinfen. = Grantfurt bat Sort
i6ritte gena9t, inbent es eine 8oftz
office erbielt. Sic ftibrt ben fltraet
Namen Dieb unb 9err pbilipp
Staubenberger lit gum Pofmeiiter er=
nannt pDrben. pb. 8.
= Mebina @ountD bat fi9 In ieiner
@DnbentiDn fiir Smaitt als @puberneur
erfl6rt.
= Sn @albef fton bergiftete 5i6 ssrau
gatbarine Sang nit &attengift itnb 1T
geifDrben. lnfrieben in 6er sSamilie
f6eint bic llrfa9e hires @elbEmorbes
getpeien 3u fein.
- 3pei Mdodle1, i'm Nlter BON 10
unb IL Sabren berbrannten auf Wm.
Wiaers Sarm bel Sherman. Sic bat
ten eine Sample angeainbet un6 tparfen
bas brennenbe 5trei6b6l31ett aur gr6e,
tDoour9 ein Jeuer ausbra1 un6 oas
Wobnhaus nieberbrannte.
= 9as Gra6ts unb paifagier6epot
Der 9ouiton unb 5breoepprt giienbabn
tn Meoscoip 1T abgebrannt.
- Sn Mebina gountp eruartet man
nur cine biertel Gornernte. Bef1er
i9einen bic Nusf6ten lit Marion au.
fein. Oie &ornernte 1T 3tpar aud
ni6t 5ufriebeniteaenb, bo9 bofft man
auf cine quite BaummDnernte, ba es am
@Dnntag regnete.
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gDnnoerbdre Mett,ttt,.

Der Gpotbeter @. IS. gseeb bon @in9eFer,
Sno., 19reibt: Cine meiner Runben, Qouifa
gite. 8artonia, &anboIpb gountb, Snb., Iitt
felt Ianser 3eit on aus3ebruns uno mar bon
tbren Aeraten aufseseben tuorben. Sic borte
bon Or. ainss Nep Diseoberb sesen ausaeb.
rnng nnb faufte bas WlttteI bel mir. sla9 6
Wfonaten tam fie au SUB mad unferer Stabt,
eine Gntfernnns bon Mfeilen, unb If jest 70
nett bergefellt, Dab fie ben @ebrau6 bes Wtt.
tels eineeteIIt bat. Sie beroantt bemfeIben IL,
2eben.
#robsFai9sn gratis In ber gPOtbese bon u
Dreip.
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N2art,tprarbeite,t

aller 9lrt tperben In tiinFleril6er 9ol=
lenbung i'm Ntelier bes 0errn Grant
s cid, Nps. 305 -313 0oufton=
itraBe, ausgefitbrt. 9err 3ei6 orbeitet
ebenfalls in @ranit uito fann oIlen Bes
felungen gentgen. g8er baran bets
binbert lit, nod San Nntonio 5u fom=
men, ieBe ft9 nit 0errn Sei6 brieHi9
in Nerbinoung. 28,1,w1i
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Ser in 6er g3dbe ton yBbeotro,

= Ser in Der Ndbe bon 8beatlano,
Clinton @ountD, Soma, tpobnenbe 0err
9enrD Sorifmann eradblte, baB er iebr
billi6s getporben mar. @ine atpeitpo9en=
lange Sur NIT ben beriibnteu 9r. Mu=
quit G6nig's Samburger Sropfen bate
ibn tpieber Dollftdnbig bergefelIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-29

9eri6rieb Songaline in peri6ies
benen Gdllem bon @ronif9em Gbeuma=
tismus, unb bate Die Greube, mid in
neinen @rtDartungen iiber Bic Wirfung
beiefes 9eilmittels ni6t eia einsiges
Wfal IN nteinen grtuartunge,t getdufdt
5u ieben.
&. genfen6orf, M.D., ct. 2ouis, Mso.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
LIVE srocg MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

BrPYAo May l2- Cdfle-ReceDts last "a hours $50 head
total for week thus Tor time last
40 head. through III OF when u TO New
Nnrk steady with lar demand; Good u
choice shipping, - 2jdS0 % all offerings taken.
h>,p !seceIDs a hours 43OO nead total Tor wee<
nm, far for time last weex 400 mead
II OF which 10 10 NeWi Ork; AZ
cars on opened strong and higher ana closed at
inside prlces Fair 81 OOd>i 90; Good TO choice
- - -: EX, - 80 GFJ 41i fearngs - -1dsv w
an offerings taken.
Hogs-Iccc pts last "A 1880 head total for week
thus ftr Du5s time last week 2oDO roiseno1
through 81 OF which - 10 NeWlOrS 10 cars LOT
sale market generally unchanged but some sales Iather
higher Light Pigs 81 Mixed rigs ana 'ght oIK
ara QSl 70, selected York weights - Z0dti 81 Sc.
lectsn MctnGn weights 81 2Oa-i -? tVaIse Aii1eu
Heayy Inis - 1888 20. all offerings TAKEN
81 ,Or. NAV 2-Cdtie-KeceIDts 800 head. 'homsnts
s. arEet nrmer: CnOce Naive shipping steers
Si % Natlye Butcher steers IS oO0si 90 lows
and uei,or So 4Yl 10, Sockes ana feeders IS 3O0
- 20 , oon r,,h, an n
a DI packm. - -Ua<4 90, heayv. si OO1tf ~
COO sulpments. iOO mdlAot sbons AZ
81 jOGtJ 90 - n 49,. ,......, .a,,rt, cam, -
Recelpis snpments 200 mead market active
ht,rnc Stecr. =, 70 and Feeders So 90
~ 20 Cows Bulls Mixed - OOdsi 10 BulK % W
af3 80 ,no manila, .,ro,,
Rougn ana Mixed. 81 6Oa 81 10 flcsing ann Shopln@
81 UJ "A Light. 50 4jGsi 10 sSlos - igGs5 o.
Sh,ep- Kece:Dts l,OOD hoa' ohipnens> -Vo' "A.A''
weak Natives, 81 S5dto 80.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


Wheat again was weak and lower yesterday
without any developments TO influence prices de-
cidediy u either direction Exporters bought as much
as 1000 bushels though il was not done except on
shrinkagc of "A cent in cash lots brief period or
strength at tho opening was followed by free selling
aud, interrupted only by rallies cansed by the covering
Of short contracts there was decline OF lGl4 cent
The close was steady firm az shade above the lowest
frures but showing losses OF la 3 cent as fol-
lows: May, So June, SS5s; July SS7s; August
ss = and December 93ls Cash corn ruled with
steiiness Exporters UOnght rore freely. their tota
Durclases amounting to 4s.0 .0Oo bushels May options
we're fru and ended 10 cent better at 4Gl2 cents the
lows: June 1873; july, 4Gis, and August 1868 cents
Cash oats were a shade bctteE Inc
options wero firm hut without change at 1868 tor
Nav 355s for June Sale for July ana 324 cents for
August The Lard marsct without interesting feat-
urr end ended practically unchanged as follows: june.
So Ii July. - II; August, SO IS; september. 30 34
and October, So Al.
The receipts OF grain at New-York Baltimore. Pha-
celpht and Boston yesterday follows: Wheat.
ls6OS5 bushels corn. 130,f73 bushels; oats 93Gl9
bushels; tOtal grain. tO4l17 bushel -four, 3o.lOJ
barrels. At Chicago. Nw Iukoe and ST. LOUIS tho ar
rivals Wheat. 33,G6J oushels; CON. lG2,al2
bushels oats. llis29 Uushols total grain, 3l4,2Ol
bushels; -four, 2j.OlS barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 12.-Whea opened stronger
than II was last night M cents for June, but two or
three times touched at 7-l2 cents. Lester Hutchn
sou were buying. The volume Of trade was not large
ana there great confidence in the market hold
ing through the day. Dispatches from New-YorA 2naly
came along saying that WOerishoers wheat thrown
over by Sawyer, Wallace Co. and other houses there
This made a semi panic here and the price dropped in
abouttve minutes q cent bushel aud the pit became
weak. Early the day puts were offered at n ceLts
but the market was 40 steady few OF them were
sold. BY O'Clock, however, the figures were down
under the put price OF last piS On the short afternoon
board the market trinc trmer and higher. The
close was jane wheat, 761-a76i cents; Jny. ISIS n
7s4 cents juno corn 800 oents july corn 3G4 cents
June pork, - 10: June lard 50 -1l2 Puts on June
wheat sold this afternoon at 7Gi cents, calls at = A.