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New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrwyorx Thursday June 3-BEEvFs-No fresh ar
crate rrceiDt- intciDaIsl morrow 49, ,
S g'S s Se @tteston fr demsHd
Texan soh at "a &c orl mar 5 ~ nOpa fss
Choice and Extra carcasses bfln-lng 9'@V2 d. '"e
esterD Beef parooS II The General dune-s eas
sold At siealy prices or az A ~ a 1e 30. s NE 1s" " ~ '
-ome the report. British markets early n ne wee.
cevea sho SInl ia advance IN prces eo@1a
the Close OF asst week ann ul1 on on sna fivs
ea tos1y renert S hsn me demand for slack and
prices ayrsias ~ 0cade or e,n y g I've are on the England
by Colds n and quarters Beef IN the br,t.nas
by osgPh hs,,@a9 ,,s a,tle fe snd s siy Sheep
Eeespi sa. ce %er ve sv. e Se aa. oSo
head or time last week. 49,. II, ,,,v l..
oSep than Yesterday while Buttrnlss de nsd &c per D.
there nearly 400 ca yes ansod AZ "a, h "a. CITY
Dressed ves &c early in the Gay bui "a sc vas
s f ami DPesse S ss5c obtained in the morn
ns Sales Ui Jere Wright ss yeais d'2 at 5's
?s s aasr9iIk csv,, y ;'9 ,J5 as as
4 IienD5e. Davis 80 Bnlter@K Caves iss o. p
Bnrtermks Fed calves and Veas 1872 u. at = 70 yeah
~ nne ~ at Z 3S Susn M DO * 80 Sts. a. .' s5 b. At
= - do 40 b at 5c ~ & ~ \. 10 90 = lts D.
at 5asc 20 do IL ib - Co. b TO- ~ D. At 52c 60 .~
Newton Giett pennsyly ania |eas los d. a' oc p'
J. : Richardson & CO.: Jersey Nea- l4O ID a'er1-e -
tpF- p AVD LAMBS-Recepts 81 cars Of 500!
bead-3} cars city and r At t ~ a. soous
- 900 head against 81 he ii for the same line ,I
stocs o at about YESTERDAY the under graes sers
over amos ruled and wanted at sn fnithsf
i ha"s ,nsg 2s1nary ,Ssras1s g Ps@s
IL ID Urol.nr hree decks of WINTER LAMBS anu i''
LIN =, sold J2DV &c ,,.. .s,.., Jav
rne carloads Of southern Lambs oueTsu 20 n.r
ranged N prlce 10 &c WI g,nera sarr - ~ - ~
h. .ew Jersevs soil at q d c Tor PoorD Frihe am
oaoad ei Lar, anas al 20 DIou. a. &c - ~, prme an ,y
Poor t nolce Dc Dressed LAMBS na1 aon. e.
inquiry tc VIII best care ..ss, S ps ub- 81
aie--u aiienDeck q DAVIS ~ hrntu ~ rs
1t : . T 100 n do. 80 n - % - hrntaey .'"A'
Tt,n No. a. acx y Dewey 2i6 Keutncsy Ian 80 At
- - Der ia on e. ings - 10 "a - o. 80 80 an
| l2g DO o. at 81 - "ln"r Lambs % ID. a' - ~ ~
Newton & ctt 40 ohio heep. s5 D. az - 30 osd'
rmid a. Dnrs insham III virginia LlmDs 81 70 AZ SO
per loo 10 10 d. Al a p o' Is do 4g n W ~ 65 .is
ilpln. ~ asS III, q % - vrgirl. ranb' 30 n at 80 pr
% DO Il b. at %. II do 7S 10 al - - D. A -
: klso. Jers aub- bn I'd a. 'e PEI 10 - u" a. a.
= a, -, Maryan" "w' - To- at &c 80 '''''' '0' '''
q" tI cock. 2i5 4-vllud Lamb.. % y at - per Ioe
40 40 IN IN ~ n '' 30 = do 81 10 ass -S6 n al u -
i01 ho y erp % 81 - p "a do. ~ "a - 10 -
s557a 40 10 ol 10 al - u s,'c,sd DO 10 80 o . -
q Eve ~ ~ N lr a, y ~ 4; ~ 80 sI 'O0 3D. ~
M tnnle.e' 81 Jersey Lambs AZ o9s &C. per 10
IioG -r.s pts %srs it ~ c.s Fatal for nSe iays g. -
head agaust 3d. loy heat for ths sane ns la-t as1S a
Feeling barely steady and Nonmon 10 Gooi hoss ma, 90
nry 1G1 Fe,.et pc lower than ast quotations. Medium
are -eil.ar Al "a al nc and iisnt 70 ~ e. . p.,
-IilleubecA - Das 5 -ta'- h's9 VA' ''""sAh
225 ID. at Ii.c d. 2Oj 4 az tDc
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
THE slit OVER THE CUT WIRES.
&C DEAD wIRnD ONE THAT HAS LOST II

&c DEAD wIRE' ONE THAT HAS LOST The
VITAL sPAEK"'
More witnesses for General John u. Farms
worth "a receiver OF the Bankers ami Merchants Iele
e-nb Cnmpany in his suit against the western Union
Trlerr.ph Company were examined yesterday In the
suoreu,e Court before Justice Lawrence AMI jury.
George W Coy superintendent of construction of 'he
Bankers aud Merchants Company, who built the Hhe
from Portchester 70 Meriden, Conn, identlhed
hook ~ minutes OF the Executive Board OF the
American RAND Telegraph Company containing reso-
nrlou authorizing the general manager 10 transfer 10
tne Rangers and Merchants Company IN consideration
yearly rental Of ~ mile, the e1clsiNc "S0 Va
TIE American Rapid wires = c.,,.,,
r Rcnara : NrwcnIfbe sad that he and j. e. enltn
we're appDlnt-i cO-rerelvers o. the bankers anu Nr
.nan. me IN the wintcr Of lSSJ and that lie resigned
soon ter ana transferred To ms successor the telegraph
plant valued at IS, $50. 13c 10 . -.
william Johnson, foreman or cons strUVllon VI nv
R.ukers and Merchants Company gave testimony III
rrgttd 10 tne manner II CONSTRUCTION OF tne
lines D. tween and Within tnc. ana iidrWOru anu
Providence H- spoke OF the removal o. a dedu "iTe'
A dead what = asked Colonel lhserso'4
dead wirr.' repeated the witness ,
"On T" s,id colonel lngersoI. 1t had not the vita
spark. suppose a., ,, t,a,,i,
COMPANY 7" inquired Joseph H. Cn0ate
"1ney were sod Dy the nnr-men, repHed lhe VIII
FOR what"
Eor mouey OF beer" the response
.Tne money, SUPPOSE. said hE Cu"tie' you 'urheI
Over company and the Deer yOd t"rheu uO"" 9"-
tAroats." - .t ,....-o,
Inc money vas turned intO beer was IA answer.
"rYe en- vor swal.uwsd the poles. SAID Nj. CuOdte.
"ir.. SIR" answered tne W tness.
lie lrlaI wAA be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

S.r,roGA. June Sin the Court OF Appeals
To-day ne 10 l,N iu- cases werr ar-urt:
No s. -Freder Ok MCL4ne respondent, ast Bolton taI
anr OF er-. aure4iaut. q -upulitt'A
No o>,-Jann a GOver. respondent 4gi Tho Manhattan
psil,say gou.ny appellant Appeal OIulsscd under Iul
NNl
Hor0L rcspon lens 40 one appearing loi
apfs.anl iudg Ieut affirmed % uciau T.
-3.- NDAam eiiaIl. sgl thdilea hI'schei
and auoiAer resp lndents Benjamin Patterson Or appellant
David u a Claire r,.qOn tea
~. 7Ss-Al0rt eyno d., a1i LIANT agt De lii {
Frer aSsigne rcsTon cent - III Oi appellant oII
D Ddvy spontenL 80. ,.
Y t1.rioAu .ad Optcus 5rs n@irOad OrianF ippe ANT
l. Al & Der.n appeant Attorn yiener-l o'bIlen
ioI re-poDDents
nae lo0oNlns IS the day calendar Tor Juue 4:
Ncs 500 7se "a. 7i3. >. 7s6 747 TO.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04

LEGALITY or III. ...D RAPCBLICAA SEhATE
CoLUMBUs, Ono. Jane (Spec.0D.-Ihe ou-
pr.ae been ASKED 10 ieterhhs lhe eSalY ol
In, reor,ani,d 81 Republican senate. QUO wIrrantO pro-
.y. ,.r,. ,,,n To-day by legal representatives
the Democratic ring aud the suit brndght to test h-
leg powers OF Board OF Public Affairs. Incidentally
tie SUIT ae cuustiiuuOnalty Of the Dow Liquor
Iaw ana al oil acts Of the Republican senate Tue
Democrats insist that no quorum was present when
these acts were passed. Tie decide ali
,nann- acts Of local character the act providing Tor
-iats loan Oi -JuO.VOO. witn many LAWS OF Tn"
ualur. OSertnrOWu ami the ALI irs OF STATE
ana Of every cOGuty wound be deuOrallzsd special
se.- IN of Ir would nave 10 called
fne CINCINNATI election contests renewed. Tue
s,neut ,gyers IA OAIO have been retained
q OLner.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04

BUYERS do October and November delivery Ad seii'r-
do November and December delivery 6toau ,r soi,ss
10 Decemper and january delivery. bJ-bsd schefs'
do September deIverv. 1-5id. N:lle. -,
n m-(ottoi-tuiures closed ,iut Cpiands Low Nilu
dInr > sellers do June anu
July delivery, l-d4d sellers; do July aud AnSust we
livery aO4d buyers. August ad >eptenh'i neeri
D toad. secrs. september ard October delivery, .
3-eld October and November delivery, .,
buvers 40 November and De tcenber delivery. %, os1
sellers. Decenuer and January delivery 1 o'-'fu'
sellers. -eptember delivery iO4d sellers So 90,
GALVESTON ,ttou quct Mddii- = i'--y' = ~
Mddng a-.6. Good Orunary. -; net ain sro., ~
cet bales; exports cOastwsc, -.33f paes s'"eN'
lb.3 .,,....
SAVANNAH Iune s.-Cotion quiet and steady MiddiinS'
: Mdd4ng. $40. COOL ordinary. 1 ,-433
gTosa receipts 232 bales. saics IJOb"leS -'oN
NFw-ORLRASs Juno 3.-Cotton dinct. Mddins s's. 10"
! uet Ansi gli, ie't4p y
6 4 bales exports th Continent 2,O'o bales s4ies
1000 bales STOCK. S94O3 bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
Total bust u 4.7I0,3-s 5.S27e4J 6e50.7s3. 500.
Il. ed :. .ca,nard unrt. ..e.k - u nn.neL..

De-, T. ed . scaboard ports. week. 35lu2l Oushel'.
The e-timated average Nner Wheat now grow,le IN
Unuc. states - Az 0o ,cTs anu OF 9pIle ~ - -
u .cr-. n-Ang total Wheat area oi crop o. 900
ST. 1.u-1 acres. ., q, -, ..c, ono
busnpis with "ijj puO,Duo norma consumption h'lHS
ceuceucv % uOu els. inst lLJ'Jtu'" Dusils
HAY ASD STKA M-Mdrket still weaNer IN er an eAces
.dS5c. No J. -Od7lc. No. >. 63Gluc' cover dlA,'"
55r ilc. ii1+uc: shipping 1000 --'.. -iI.,
4515oc. straw. Long RYE -O4socf short rye oo"'''
Oaf 80 ~ .Jc. Wheat. 31 G4oc. - 70. -, hoti,,
NOLA~-f.--Quet AT D. &c asked for 80 test Oolih2
sIocA no business reported ,..-..., ,,,.bt,
NET f~-lror Cettifcaf qDuli amt unchangnn wlIhhl
exrue- o 6i4atl7 Transferable not ces rne iNer
,--,i.d AZ I6z Il.-F mO,rfaey 1--WE ~
vi -Oa2.Olc spot amt y '5O . zoe futures ''t"e'n
Tl.nsferabl- notices issued at Ooc In tate-" tH ~
"a u0sl So Trans cradle aOces issued AT - ~ NoPpet
Tr miserable notices Lake isiel al 10 .Jc nm az a.
$50 :. Lead Dul ~ 0t-5c irAnseraplt ho,.s
domestic lssnsi at 4I5c @preI-t nc osel AZ tf.fV~
43c Irins'eraDle notices dune-ic ls-niu Al iO- 49, -.
laval sTDKES-sDiiits TurDcntne quiet Dut nrin az
"a L for merch4nLibl-. = nail sales al uu i,i rs osN
an ami and unchanged strained 10 Good 81 V22@sl W Z?
" 40 VI 81 -; 81 90 WINDOW Glass. s. 70 water
0CEAS FRETGHTs-Market quet IN al direcgonr ,,'',
Derth room nrn. CAartennz dull ami easy. Ill EHt
hence two lrlIi-n Il On rlr JeItn s an ece
: 0ou busn grain at sd 10000 bush 10 4isd. quota
tons. Flour l2s 90. oil cake. j $ 81 1i-s ui -Esu
lated sugar Is 3D. cut-lOaf lard T.; bacon -"-i
tallow 8. I'd: pork. S. ~ n L. 4'ea'n.
/ hence 10000 bush. grain 42i LON DvN, nehos. a
Flour i3- Cd. oicake rs 81 sugar zrauulaiea IL ~
Gu LOAF bacon, 2Os Lard. -us OSs -ls t~.""' :. =
Hd. pOr,. 3s ineAsi.ienrht sO,lt 427
LeUKn- from Philadelphia Nor~eglah Da X o'" p". .,
cr-,le OIL at z ...ANONM UTh. Steam hence I9NV
bu III gram az Al BRAZIL a'nce German piis ''"V
cases OIL and genera cargo on private l'rns
/ Onntaflons Flour Is 6d. 0icske, lis 81. grAnu
lated los; cut-oaf. Is I'd. bacon 20. 49,
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
r1ur .rock MARKer. eY reLa9nApn.


pr.rr,lO ffle-}eceiD's st =, holrs oo heids
toa Tor week rhu. ii0 mead 20 sam I'm" liss "ess
,, con-l JurOngn ~ cars -3 Ntt'" 10 Ne"f"'A
seceInrs ast q 200 'r'f tois for vecs
tnu, ar. mead iOr safe tin" f eA 49, nea"
c.n-iglet through cars a NH..t ID Net'' Or. y
csrs an sale nd.cJ stc2dg " u - e'aId oD s1a
IN FaIr r3On2sf 90 GOOD ~ Choice - % a-I % .
ambs nommaily unchanged at - u"U - % al 0nrfnS
taken ,.,.t - x-~s
tt-.T ...,, iOr time lasu ~e 80 'nA ANsp"
h-oucn 20 ears which % New lorA - ca Ut sse
"a rI dem .nd tecrn'i - - cni. ia-ht - -
A. 81 uo0 = IO Mixed Pigs ana Light workers. - i"s
q -, seIec YORK weights. - a. = ~. ~.
Medium wolghtf - cNf -'i Uni "
MIXED Feavy Ends 0FS ..i III rags .iNr.i.
fOlfs itcc-iuti -liN -.i EllpaH-u,-
2on. marget 90 CnMcr NatIye -nopAe 7ts.:
-UY-, 5 Natlve Butcher u. r. rs t'~ = 80 r"'s
and Hei,crs as3 socAer5 and rec'e's :" 80
aog,-RecerDts Al. 200 snI0men5$ 5000 rivi ID 80
- % Pscklng IS SJ9 a o., IicdsV - 4u%Tt l." =.
sqsep ts-c4lYta 40 sMp ucn1. none uAfAe1 ''eaa'
CEicAso June 3- ne Orar>r. 5otrtr rsolr., carls-
ReeeInrs 6uO nea.s snDmcns 32uV nrH HsrSei -'yt
10 j. cents shiDrng >ieers - Jds' -, 8.
ARD Feelers 9I4+I 20 CONS Euls ani hlSri :. -
a. - DuX. oJ9SJ oOi thorough leAas e'''v = 10
Joq,-ReceIpts 80 600 ShIpDeutS 5000 parxrt loxer.
Rough Ai<eG - oOMet ID f-'Hlnf gu" -"'"''-s
IS iD-s 80 llgAt- - % - .., ,.,... ,..<
ses steady Natives. n 0Oa-J 40 texans = lo4s'
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
n,e.nnnAn2ncn 49, H0nSr nEALrn-

EAsrON, Penn, June 3 lSpecml. - John
Clancy called al Police Headquarters this Afternoon aud
s.a he was working at the William Penn stables IN
We.t pLia. ana that My - horse dealer,
Michael Bowen. hired him TO come 10 Eiston win
serer horses They Kept together until they reached
K.ttrrsvh.e On Saturday, when they started Tor
I.fon Bowen told tne boy 20 go ahead rs he wanted
D. ny stober horse. Clancy reached thstOn the same
d. and up 10 this afternoon ne nat heard nothing o!
TrV@n lie went back 10 Atersvlle on wednesday
s,d " = md thai Bowen had lcft there. Bowen haI
500 I'm bis pocket wAen he lot Philadelphia lie Ved
a., N.-v Norx
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
DR. BULLS REFORMATION NOT SATISFACTORY
IlAnce Rarralt Hesterdav denied the aDplcatIon

OF Ur eo ge Bun Tor the DISCHARGE Of The comai'fee oil
H. or~on ana appointed wear ago after
sl-rf. ur. hal urou1 Aln IaJtu!i GIAh~dc 10
lis -o.l.lon Jus c4 ss ihr Law rciHt IS t.c oIs
c,agse D the committee person estate when tc
tH H i.e oecoll % pcucnl nn, al OF ms t"drN
ge mo . Il Ou- quest ,Ien Is Has d. 6ul bec1ne tus
cnteu. Al.r the iulrst re1e on leo cOh@JIIur 10
ssv tar ne evlden competency Is "b'iy 1" uI.-
und ana cOu cehce me Ju' = tiu'
M avid nee snow reformation ~ 10 lcph
.r luc i-hlunr-- AID IA
,.t,f, of The Or. BUR. uAu-h' lac -af 3
inp...rd hlm. declares thar while Dr. buh nd nave
dr.lklg a 1lfc IS nothlAs " SHOW
~. II Z. .ru.tiJu .a- likely 20 De- elected
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PR vor.t R.g,-. Y,s,sis flt Rrtr1 ia
GENERAL, MARKET REPORr.

cOrFrF-For Bra,i the market u quiet hit seatv
aud from ths basis % 3's f0r r ctrgp ON
~ 'rnding light lcang a. sales 500 )asA
ma set clo~in4 steady June. IrO1l92 Imy ao 'y,@ %
7.Sj0TFr september -oU w ''-
f.her 7.~5071v, NOvcmber 7.-J05an Decenl@r.
"a n 90 Mlt grades -tcadv sales 90 Ots- MARA
catI, 300 hna5 e lracaS ant 81, bag lava
COTTON spot cotton avincet lie to-'Ay VITA & n,i.
crate IN amos. ied sals, HkIng ac' I'D On" 'Aen
OF lDl bass 50 1nr. inciu uns 80" iorrSp)f ~
Sni q mest' cpusumptiDn. PORT Hc'p 'ts "ri'
SO1 bales cDrre spouding nav ltst wear . ..,...
quotations III t1e Anerc Al 0blh trl p' N''''"O'
f-.Il.r .Lllll
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

-rpRgMY COrRI. CHAABEis - Before Do1ohue. J.-NOt.
lG ~ IFS l33 no 80 q. ,. - I 80 -iJ %OS, -OJ
. $50 ..3 ga 30. 10. -tl 80. 1SJ. 800.
-f.puCNF lOCRI--PECIA. lLRI -PAAl Before van
No.-. I.-t NDnAg Gale laI
-trnRSR COUgI-( iECIll-IAAI IF-LciOFe i--"Ielce =
--f.4 y
.fssce ms corgT- Beore Rollins. >.-Wil Of Thomas
g. - Al =. an VIII ol Jane Middleton II vii OI
- ~ - Powrif Al 80 III o. georgia H0hn, p
C0vaT OF ,i-s.GA. SESSIONS fAkl l. ieiOre Judge
f,o,r ann A-sIsiut District ATTORNEY Bedford NOs 4. .
> - o. = o. TO- l. - l3. =. -. 10 -, - -. 20 -
GDrRI t'nskaAL oi's4, AZ -.
c'irntar-NOs - 4. .. u, Z. =. .. 40, II, IL, lJ
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
r-o,s,er,nla nonr.s az glO

FI0TT AND MEAL-FLOrR-TarKet hrmer and 80
loc hirher with more ac','s 9Grv trr cooa bs ~ The
large advance in Wheat stimulated the FLO lr market SAFE
in thr transactions are 700 bbs city Mil hxr az - 80
@ 1 bSs 30 of saoeEp ins ~ 81 SV
Wheat go bDi, itra & No ;rt az IN, Era 81 l5g
- 20 FOR Common Geo. and 81 3O1SJ 10 i0r 5000 10
SnoG ,o sns so cI' to Fancy
rrer4ne a. 81 5ias:; 30 Hxrra SG s3 l5ass3 so
Good TO Fancy Extra 1r, wssIer sSate - Is "a oo
Good 10 G55 western s4e3SSS % So%m9n Gng 10
Choice ss commOa E1,raM9nesot. 81 g 10 - S
eT 3 90 Patent eg s. 81 80 ssS S' 70 Baee Extra
Il 20 Louis Common u Far EfreS5 DE % % . 5t
unier Wheat Extra 81 !, as5 10 Cy MIL Extra for Vest
Indies ~ 5,crl 5O' souh America - iISs' & o 90
shade frmcr with tight export and ooDnS trade ne sn a
safes 700 bbls ucndne Common to ood Extra al - %
FLOUR-A slaie arner and more more awe % aeS W c0KN
MEAT-sIrldy with modera trade demand sales too
GRAiS@w BEAT-MarSet excited ana decidedly higher
"a the n0r i Suei and " sc rcey 80 much
Options opened very strong tien adv lncei s@Zc men en-
tTe best prices good or export lar trade
for It SaT sdngh i4a s 66 @ bas ana @ er
bush sales 1901 600 busn future 2e-oo Uush, Spco
ed WlHier iei y a94c No Hard Lgluth u a sTi.e;'
sS1G., So. cosing a. 81 July. ~5'Gs = closinr
Sc do or August s6ai 'oc soshS al q, 2 e. ~, y
closing at ,9e 10 iGr AovSm9gf go.ans ar
S1c do for Iannnry vi 34A c. closng at 92c., DO
fol re'rulry g2f094c. cosin2 at y.c+ 90 lor NAY NAY
y5L &c closing Al jjc.---.--Kit- vi es'ytn DnG
SIC, da. O. at C.. state. 80 a. c. - s,.ai i"'
nal BARLEY MALI-Qulet ana pilc,s uLcnals' i..
| CORN-MarAe without iecded change closnf "a Il tes
sreugh Options opened but steady then ieil on ~
Al nAitrttt tti ~
expor and qud AIRY active business III
1000 busA oaIeS 'DuOVl Ols' iu,Al'
1900 bls . SPOT. inclItmg lugIdd Ma al oVa5 =.
so - g. la 4c steamer nlXed &c In elevator anu M ,o'
June aelgery No. Mxa iol,@ c u eTA'oF ana ~ 4
"a Ls, alolt No while '-e iivr!ea nhi, M nri'. 1
Mixed 4 lc 40 Mixed June A. sHf3 &C.. cl'-ih- d.
4-9c 90 Juy. A. - isc cIosinf 81 A. ~ u"' @ ~.
August ,. Closing al &c 30 ol - ~
riosiuQ .OA Is ASH utS "a o. +" ~
ONIONS VIC .Out declied cnan =. eiOsng eul. 7"irs
a. 400 future. 5000 Uush spot lncluu'Ik ~
3 Nixea - isc. No 2. - sa 4c no hou'iha,, n, %
! Nlat- o0 >. as &c. No nouht
Mtxrd Westeru % Wlite do. 50 4tc , y. Mi1e'
Tor me. 81 ciOslu a. 80 -. 20. lyt ~ ~,
do lar August 3U3tc FEEDN ltlOdt decided chdiIS'
| IL puct. ..-., o,.
| We take the following from walkers Private DaAy CIR
| dated unc 3. lS,b:
N Ia.ze na.sage i0r -nIoD. Ja1.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
EUROPEAN F1yANcIAL MARKETS.

FTROPEAN FIN u VI A'NT71-'
fcvncv lime b i1.in n n-IJa'ui-, iVV 10 iW
nnnev ana 400 iG FOR account Au1n'c tni Hrrss
W.s -r flr.t Morfgags Trustee, -rtt1c ls IS 90 &c
o,d N.r..,,D, lIl.. cana ifAu fsHlic Ufis Ellie. 2
Iiinois Central lfusa Mexican ordinary = = 81 FAA'
Conlmou. : Il Prnusvl vinlL % = kclh.h 2 =. .
G''<.oN Inue m.-COnS1ls. 100 S-It ior noasv
and 100 II h 0r the ac'ount Ataac ana rex " et.ern
Nor ,.re rrIsCaes Ccrflncites. l2R. NAhaHSa
pa,idc ig7s Ere q. do. ~ec0nl cunsoi- - - Inh,s
1errral INK Mexican ordinary - = - P-ul ohsNus
az Ney York Central. lOs Pennsylvania 0i's' Hean
ing ila. -o
Hudson Bay COMPANY. g 5'- ~. -, ,-,..s -.
Tne Am bullion gone nto lhc h"u> vi n's '-N "
haf.nc. today 4GJOpt. -
li@ amount u bullion IN nc BANK OF rhgili" '~s -
crea ..t s,i. fOi during the past werx ,-s,,..-
r,,,rtion NJ tie bank ~ england reserve u is,asr
trb ast wee. was 81 rs per Is nov s. LIS 7se
~, ,,a Immortal Rank A
-S,- Tovyx A.: IN riase IN - u -.f> 5000 MARKS
'''' = r. other Ndrkef R.yorfs &c Sxh flge.
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sprprT, Or ruRPENrINL

CyAELabIcX June g. -lurossiin' ddii a - ~
hAVAsxAH. une %. - turpeniInr sic al III 90
NiLASg.ON June D. larDeltuc urn ~ - /. q -J' &c
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Cholin. 80 81
Con. cal and w i.39i2i.57 :
Guuir C turrv loo 80
haze & NorcrOss. \ u =. ~
fiOi ne4. 81, 400
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Yeqierlay. To d9y.
ye-.ar.,y To ,f,-

CLOSING Prices DF BOyrOv STOCKS.
BOsToy Jdrs ; [ 1885,
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0L0SNG telrnsOr e1lLlDELerrl xrlo1S
THURsDAY, June 3-P. VI.


Even the Government receipts aud disbursements t-s
uy to tue general improved condition OF business affairs
Despite the labor troubles and the consequent delay
production. the receipts from Internal In May
were S20O.0oO Rrcaier than In Nav, lss5 The point
however, Is thar there IL indication of accumu atoms
"t surplus snck' after three months when the
from customs were - OO 900 greater aud from Internal
revenue were s3+O0OOO than in the spond
lug twelve months OF the precet year There also 10
satisfaction In the decrease for eleven months OF
S2ioOOOUO In disbursements other than for redemption
of bonds. year ago stocks Of msrclandise were ac-
cumulatnci now with the Increased production they
are smaller thsn year ago. Here the rreasurys
figures:
RECEIPTS
Month Of May,--Elevrn mos. 10 May3l.-
1870 1-s6
Customs sis 2774 sls 50 $50 sIG7 AZ sl74.s 700
I'M REV II 23.O65l s62I lO5249t lu662S -
Miseei-- 2O3j7Ol l.jsl,2ll "a yj9912 ~ 3lsl3
cepts.. 7O9 l3s s27 4Ss 76 sSO36S3671
PAYMENTS.
Ordinary sII433693 ss9545 542 sl4l gsSOl sllsss5 42O
Pens ons. J,9lS922 6jsO.l9 57.559.0GS 5l.2Y6.393
Interest. 2.2449iO Is9 j94 4-,5s5,4ls 47.74-.94l
-
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lnarv i-lO Low illihn '.--.'' - "a
StI.iOioO primary. - NimIhiE ----------'- ~''-O
ort,ons showed considerable acivg during the forenoon
br t1roughout the afternoon business Light ,aies
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ne,t n. rI and Maze on passage Tor europe Juae


rpcr,,., wheat losOHO0 bushels corn lOOOoy1 bush
NJ increased export from Atanuc ports ci1s N lhe il
crease chiefly
r. s,cks m wheat It the aforementioned places 1t TIE
date md atcd
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sApARIytA and .as cured.-H. Mansfield, CheimAioro
Mass
Prepared By DR.. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. MaAA
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Stomach

rronbl.s ar. caused by improper et hasy eating ana
ing ate suppers. the excessive use OF % -, -
.crofnlous condition Of the blood AYERS -AReArNn
80, n,ost eiicac.ous remedy for AL such disorders
,.I am convinced that tho worst cases Of Dyspepsia
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-07
THE RESULT.

At this writing the result of the
primary on Saturday looks as if it was
won by Jno, 7. Heard in a manner.
Republicans were permitted to vote
because in many places the entire
judges of election were Heard men
and OF course were very willingly al
lowed to vote. The election so far
as this city was concerned was a
great farce and does not reflect the
will of the majority ofthe democracy.
In Boone county very small vote
was cast and in three townships the
polls were not opened. A free ex-
preston of the democracy was not
had, regardless of who is victorious.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-07
THE STATE FAIR.
The Gorgeous Trades Procession.
Grand Outlook for the Best Fair
Ever Held i'm the State.
Magnificent Spectacular Page.
ant and PyrOtechnic Display.

The committee who have had the
trades procession in charge, state that
the liveliest interest is being taken in
the p Oce>sion which sill be one of
the many attractions Of the coming
MISSOURI STATE FAIR
which takes place at Sedalia Septem-
Der 20lh TO 18th. A canvass of the
business men has been made and it
has proved such a success that the
committee are enthusiastic and pre-
dict one of the grandest displays ever
witnessed in the state. All the lead.
ing who 'esale and retail business men
and manufacturers have agreed to get
up floats and are now planning
and designing them. Some very elab-
crate and unique effects bave already
been designed and will make grand
effect when in the line. Up to the
present 125 floats have been promised
and all our people have not as yet
been waited upon. This is a greater
number by seventy-five than has ever
heretofore been seen in Sedalia, and
the trades procession of 1884 was a
grand success in every particular.
The Unexcelled Fireworks Com
pany of New York have been con-
tracte1 with for a grand illumination
of the line of the procession, the same
to be accompanied by cOlored fires,
Roman candles, rockets, Aambeau
torches, torch lights, etc.
The fairs at Marshall, Upton. and
st. Joseph have all been visited dur.
ing the past week in the interest of
the Sedalia fair, and the report comes
from both the visitors and the
exhibitors alike, that they are coming
to the state fair.
The managers of the fair are en-
thusiastic as regards the show and pros
poets for every department, except
that of the merchants displays, the
very one that should give them no
concern at all, but we believe that
this week will relieve them of any
anxiety as regards that department
and see every available inch OF space
taken,