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New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
REvISIONS OF THE RECORD.
KEW lSlONS Of lIiE hEIVhD'
GENERAL VIII ELER'S ATTEMPT TO soF Ten HIS Al
TACK on SECRETARY STANTON

GENERAL wHtHLER's ATTEMPT To SOFTEN HIS At
TACK ON SECRETARY STANTON.
WASHINGTON, May II SpccidD.-Attentiop
was called by Mr. Brumm. of Pennsylvania. to-day to
revision Of yesterdays Record by General wheeler OF
Alabama In his attack upon Secretary stan,on MT
Wheeler spoke of hi II as tho "arch-consprator IN
The Record OF to-day Mr. stanton was simply spoken OF
ss "conspirator." Democrats were Immediately
upon their feet McMn. Of Tennessee. intimating tina"
II tho other side considered term arch consprator
as better fitting the Secretary they wer" wei
come to it, Morrison said 1t frequently nap
pencd that when members stopped over theS
were willing 10 down their remarks altcr""iu
He holght the practice reprehensibe. hut dld not tihA
that any great harm had done in this case lie WAS
evidently IN yons however. that no discussion shol NV
follow for ne raised point OF order which, apoVr III.
ain and noise whlrh prevailed in the chamber conu t
be understood. When others ciEer 70 sleLk D',,
strated with him he xclaimcd: "Wen ha'o h"' ny
say. and that fl all care about IT, .. co,orl
Congressman Springer Thought TO extenuate renrl.
Vhreler action by drawing attention to the iact ht
remarks made on the Ftz-John Porter hil an ATTACK
made ON General Grant Mr.. Reed of Maine instantly
replird "Yes AMI ~ you gentlemen on the other sac
had never made any attacks upon General Grant You
would be better off to-day" General Wh"oer tllei I"
his revision Ihe RecOrd but the House had no
curer the patience to listen to him. ana thc GcDate
came abruptly u close with the understanding thaI
the speech Will printed In later editions OF c ecja
as delivered, aid not revised by General Wheeler
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
RIACK MAKING POOR SHOWING.

WAsHINGTON May II (Specia0. .-The Senate
Committee examining into Commissioner Blacks
charges about political tests having been applied In
pension to-day further testimony. Tho case
or Corporal AOnzo Francisco. OF the 39th Indiana Rcg
ment was taken up Tho alleged political influence in
this case was shown the writing OF letters by one or
more Republicans OF indiana urging decision in it. IL
was ma special but there no proof that poti-
cal Influences Governed it, though Commissioner Black
thought that the pension hal bcen unlawiuliy granted
He ackuowe edged, however. that THIS case was not
brought 20 his attention before he made his Charges
Another ease that OF Captain Charles Schoreck OF
the l7th Now Volunteers whose Int erest tcner.
al Logan letter asking that the case be e1anius sd
as speedily AS possible. As Commissioner Black has
testified that he Is constantly receiving letters IRON
Democrats making similar requests, this sort OF testl-
nony does not carry mach weight
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

PHIL .pRLPHA NAV l2.-t1Our continued IN moderate de
nad bu light and and holders rule were
moi wllng make any t0nCcssiOns western anu
Prnnsviyanla super. s2 5Oa52 Is Extra. rs 900
81. Peunsylvana Family. So 1904 0O Pennsylvania
TnlIer Process VI I2I49Si OJ pcawaFc Ia LlY ~ -
81 Is Winter Wheu Patent s. OJas5 ~ Wheas-marKet
I1n and closed lower. lots dull- export demand
,1bt. No 2 Delaware Red axppr elevator. 9Oc: No
PennsyIyapa Red 0s1c.. NO Red MW. 55AlGa!c; June
80 a. =. c Inv ~ sgc: August - IN Sc torn-apO
lots easier. export nemana .ht No. AiIce race &c"
IA , YELLOW iu gralb depJt. i3tc; steamer 40 hlAed
.,ocr r. do IN gran aoD0t. 43.c: No. Yellow IN.
eInor, elevator Il Isc: No. MiXod NAY a ~ 2 June
.,'s.c. Iuiv 403.c AZ &c Iots urn TO-
iectod White. 4Oc- No. hie I '2r No " hte 1-.c,
MAY 3J d3934c; July 3JAId1J'4c but
tr reanerg EXTRA z3 2ic Bradford to1n
~ and New YORK Extra 2Od22c; Western Diiy Ehua
Siec Wesicrn GOOD % Choice. l0dl2c. Eggs-Penhsvl
wanna flesh l2c HccoIptsflour 1000 Dds wheat S.poo
Uusn. Corn 1000 Dusl uztl llOOo bush nmpMch''-
wIoal 80. .UUU Uusa Cora 4,VOv ursh OsIs vV9o Su1@
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
STATE or TRADE.


BOSTON Nav l2-Flouraaiet Western Sao'rnas. 81 re
sSs5 Ps:sa, Wnter ~ha,t, q orr G, aul';
steamer Yellow 5ls; steiner IL ~. W. W,nte t5s:
shorts Mldomg; steady ir9'lsion' .te1
Sssero ,Gy rs19jGS 4sio oo. 500
5SOO1 aus,-. osts 1000 ot'n. Nl''t' f'''o ousi
Hard at - S Sc closing si a. Wi6le e c ora dsI:
Pas,De at '5.S y:iow NO. AZ ,r s No. at 5sss9S va
at S3c oats-No White WesIe13 at y, "a - "a nssy S,,
Nnaef q6t 900 bush corr: l5.OOO ou,': oats
bush Barley, 5Sooo 10y @ hS, Dss n.,t
o9'ooq Sgls SSn caDI rreshs-5a bin ami 1 asked far
Wheat to New-Yor.
s.rrmosr BAIT Nav IL -cotoo qol,t Moilng slse Foar
ouet Howard street and We,,lu saper ;; - @ - v:
taIr, k15G, = i,gst ~ " 5iss 80 gr,I.
:. s.,sDf 5GGs: :. y pi1'o .1e'sv 5s
southern Re gOgySe gS.,eru tS S,r & Soo. So
Si St u,y sssNs,t.c: August 81 s4,H. Corn sell
GTm we:fr9 ;.5% nasys issis AZ wester" n.c sDo
ale icSt5c JUN asct soiera ,s;e sssse:
western Willie 4O12c' DO Nix sS;S p1,,,,,sn,
yyana ,y on,et 1s,, pors % tToght, to &
erpoo per steamer o S5 ynea ou.s coa
on,.' $500 Ousl 1ve & nay ,,xhs.t .sycS
STGG SasS.: cora ORR 44.o5S % oa,a.
oscxyAn Nay 3ssI 80 5as; Sne aai WAX %e "a &c
s%c. receipis 600 shipments 100 1usl. NnEp niH:
No liked J6 tS7t &c oa. e''Ier N@ ss,sS sns,,,
Pork Gui so D. ,arc steady At - 7Se 80 81
Rscon olet AMI .ts.iy ,pi,r. 81 5s ,n-ro - ~
shoTt ..,ir 50 y Wn,Iey u tni .e.n ~ u ~.
'in". urmt Common LignL IS 4DSti 10 rnt-
me- ,na Butcners s5 30 0st - cesS.S" Io)o SIi saS
uents. 21j Dc.n . .
Dsnorr Nav who, aaa "a VIZ, NJ, SIS nc f.,,; a,;
Nav s2a.c. June 3 -c No ~ s5' Axe Re,ept, $50
June % -. -, ti az; J. WAte SOc: "a
z. 81 49,, 49,. c..,
uuw.uxgy Nay ~ -Four Iliet WbeA tirnci .sss.
7sa Na, S7'c june 7s.c August 49, Sosn hID ss
s5e oats ste No. . 2s.c hye s,elay 10. 20 ps 80
D.. ou,er No 2 soc Irovisons hish"r MeS rue
pssn or May s. 10 June - % iari-lmn ,,s, 49,
90, or W.y s. Slla: June - - > suite, Vues;
ISL 'o re,mrry a rl6c Cheesc-Besi cram Al lHcs
Erys-FIesn 9dlOc. Rec"iuts-fIour lAoto Dos a. -
70, n,.,- B.riey rs Dusc Snvn,Els-r'oa. oV,i'S
;,,s ;,toD Wn.at v l. 500 jusn BArl,y. IL y oasl
proxI. Nav I2-Corn gu.et New hiEa @iisa mt,, 81
. Viyed 3lIxdslstc. oats quiet No. httS %
g3ii.c; No Mixed ga -3tc rye actiyc 20 o. -
E.ot, Corn OOJ bush: oats 5000 BUSH Me ~
49, Shiuments-lorn. llOOJ bash: OATS S'.Ou1 v'~
Rye, 100 Dusn
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
TO ADJrST PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, May II (Specidn. MIR. Ed
>nund.s bill to provide TOR ascertainng and settling
privatc land claims in New-Mexico, Wyoming. Arizona
Utah. Nevada and Colorado was to-day favorably re-
ported TO This bill authorizes the United
States courts hear and determine such cases Many
OF claims arise under alleged Spanish and Mexican
grants The settlement or New Mexico and Arizona has
been retarded by complications arising under these
grants According Mr. Reagan the making and bring
ing grants OF this have been one OF the industries
OF that part OF the country for many years. lie
s,ys IL is conducted by able lawyers IA
This country produces, men who know how to shape
iesttmony L. meet any objection which may he urged
i'm any court lie SAWS: " IL l. well known to all VINO
are c0nversant with the subject that by going into
Mexico and buying men. a for days work. you can
make up any case You please.
The House has passed bill creating commission
such as existed for the settlement of similar grants In
California AID in Florida. In the debate on the House
bill hostility was shown TO tie bill reported to-day
n he senate. IS, therefore, poDi0le mat The TWO
houses Will fail to agr-c on the SUBJECT
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
LEGIsLArION AFFECrING me CHINESE.

WASHINGTON, May ~ Speciai.-The Chinese
question comes up daily in Congress in one form or
another Memorials from religious bodies asking for
their protection and petitions from tue knights OF Labor
md other organizations asking that they be prohibited
from landing in country almost daily pr sentcd
In both houses. To the numerous bills and resolutions
already introduced sIb)ect. Mr. MITCHELL of Ore
con added another to-day III the form OF ajoint res0u
ton requesting the Administration to take sucl action
a. may be necessary absolutely to prohibit Chinese
aborcrs from Landing IN this cOuntry. In the House the
subject came up joint resolution reported by the
Committee FOREIGN Affairs providing al indemnity TO
Chinese subjects for losses sustained within tho Julsdlc
ton OF the United In supporting the resolution
Mr. Belmont gave history of the maSsacges at Rock
spungs Wyoming stating that the evidence was clear
that no other cause offence given than the refusal
of the Chinese to iou strike Mr. FELTON,, OF Caor-
nia. declared thaJ these ouiiaSes were tne
natural result OF Chinese lmni2ration. lie
thouyht the committee should nave addressed
it, attention to rcmedyIng that evil Mr. N0ifOw or
Caiiolna said that considering the necessity Or lrr-
tber alton and treaty stipulation absolutely pro-
wiling to think that the bcueVOcncc or Congress m.ht
Oe an act OF wisdom Tnc Rock springs massacre was
d-gr.ccful and could not he excused. The most mat
could said that no cltiAen o! the United States
would strengthen the Executive in an AZ
tempt secure the consent OF China 10 pat stop 10
such lInmigratOn MT. Mckenns, OF California, ex-
Of the outrage: but he dlG not tlnK
ina an outbreak OF dntpdthes made any claim on
Congress II could not afford 10 waste Sl4nOOO III
shoWy comfy e understood that the Chinese IN Rock
Springs were assessed only 500. MI mt anu ME-
WorIhlugon OF Iuois and Mr. Rice, OF Massachusetts,
tnourht tn. pa-sge tho resolution required by
international allegations. Tie morning honr having ex-
Vi cd, consideration ~ The resolution was pos tponed
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
NOMINATIONS By THE PRESIDENT.

WAsIIINGrON, May 12.-The President sent
E,c following Nominations 10 the senate to-day:
Jonn l. Ftzgos aid, to be Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the Third District OF Stssa chussetts
George " Jackson to be Collector Of Customs for the
District Cf NewhurypOrt. Mass
HacLd A. Hull. to be Collector OF Customs for the
District 81 ~tOningtOn. Conn.
Joseph H. Cox 10 De surveyor OF customs LOT INC oIl
o. Evansville Ind. -,
Ionn Priest to be Collector OF Customs for the Dis
tricl Oi laQ 1na, Ore. >,, -,
P0stinasters-Don A. Gilbert. at Bainbridge: n u; W.
Scstt Gillespie Kingston. y. y; Benjamin r. Howell
81 River Head y. y. Robert Humphrey. at West New
brighton y. y; Albert Sweet, at Dansv!lle, n a.
frank Cass az ioys Mass; Charles A. sneldon al
Gainesville Fla; Peter NOdlcr, at Coyngt0n. n.y.,
James f. Elder. at Richmond Ind; Abraham Rose at
VinOn Iowa: Louis +. Trempe, sat oault sie. mare
Mich William o. Marvin at Trenton. No; Charles IL.
Dermer at stuart. Iowa Frank ". Osburn. at Eugene
CITY, Ore James b. CrOssen, at The Bales ore; John
L. +. Rashcr at Telluride. Col
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
ARMY ORDERS.

NAsHINGToY, May 12.-Captain Charles }.
con Herman 1h Infantry. las been relieved from duty
In the Department the Platte and ordered to his home
10 await retirement Captain Eober; Mcdonald, ON
Infantry, has been placed on the retired list Colonel
Pulus saxtOn Assistant QuaIte maser.G General, has
been ordered 10 inspect the National cemetery at Fort
BJresou Tenn. First Lieutenant Henry Wygant,
cih Infantry has been detailed as military professor
q; he Buchtm school Orange COUNTY, y G.. august l.
relieving second Lieutenant !. H. BitcheOr, II, 2lth
Infantry, whp has Dcen ordered to JON his company
F.rst L.euicntnt Charles W. Hobbs, 81 Artillery, has
been granted three months leave Of absence to take
Ci.ccL early OF June.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
COTTON MARKFTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON. May cotton dull and easy Mddlns
I1.I6. MIddng ! l-l6 Good Ordinary. not and
gross receipts bales; 2sJ bales stock. 2OG6
bales.
SAVANNAH May l2.-Cotton dull Middling SO Low
MidiDg, s GOOD ordinary 10; nei and gross receipts
773 bales exports COastWlsc 100 Daes sales '0O Odcs
stock. 1882 Uales. 5000
NEw.ORLEANs, Nay l2.-COtton easy; Mhdng 1918;
Low Mddlng 7l6. poOi Ordinary, LIS net receipts,
49l bales gross. TIA bales; exports O. Great Brtan
OsO cO1stwse 1863 baos sales 5000 bales STOCK,
h.lps
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

IoxpoS MAY I2l2:SJ m.-ConaOls. lOl l5 for money
and Ol tor the account; United states Four Per Cent
Rnuds II a do FOu. one HAN cent Bonds Ia
Atlantic ana Western second MORTGAGE Trustee Ger
tincIrs lO3. Enc l.; second COasOls, sS4 Illinois
Central iOi4 II. Paul COmmOA o1l New iOrA Central
1854. Pennsylvania. 5i'4 =, ,.. ,,. - 80,
francs 30 centlmcs for the account.
IONpoy MAY "a y. m.-Atantic and Great western
FIr Mortgage certificates, 39'I do second mort
gage lULa ric 2i's do second Ccnsols ssh Illinois
2sDtrai liOL. Mexican Ordinary. 26i st Pau Common
s1.L New Yora Central. lO3's Reading, III
Hudson Bay Company 2'4
Bar silver is quoted at sd. per ounce
india Council bills were allotted today at decline
OF 81 I'd. per rupee - ,,.--. ,, -
paris quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 50 francs
Centim- tor me account
amount o, bullion wlthdTaNn from mo DauH Ol Eng
land On balance to-day IS t2J,OOO
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
CAPTAIN CRAwFoRD's DEATH.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Secretary of
State has received preliminary report from Consul
Brigham. raso del NOrte. Mexico, In regard to the
killing Of Captain Crawford, L. s. A., by Mexican
soldiers January O. He says that there is no way OF
obtaining definite information owing TO the absence OF
witnesses the tragedy but adds that Is conceded on
both sides that The attack was male by irregular Mex-
can troops employed by the State OF Chihuahua throngh
an unfortunate accident without malice lie says fnr-
tler that the dcpredalions committed in Mexico by In
dians nurtured by the United States Government Is
grievance that Well he overlooked The crcum
attending the affair being investigated py
the Mexican aMllOrltlcs.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Whatever the fluctuations may be from to-
day. ;he certificate speculation presents saneness OF
character. The holders Of oil are not pressing the
arke, ana the bears nervous at the least
sign Of buying that they adord constant support to
prices from their purchases In moments OF fright.
The slownrss with which the development work IN the
Washington field makes progress has created great
lea! OF uneasncss among the bears, but as
matter OF fact the dull In most cases has
not cOne far enough TO warrant any OF the
talk and there about the treacherOusuess or
hi. strict the bullis character o. the news
from recently. There slight Increase IN activity
Yesterday tne oil market AMI prices rose % cent 10
"A cents the morning The lowest prices were made
In te afternoon and the closing figure was only shade
above the opening Nevertheless the tone must be
called than steady though the dealings that mado
II were OF light Significance.
The OF prices and the total dealings IT the Con-
solidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening ......... 73l2 Lnwest............... 733s
Highest ~ L Final. 733-
Sales. barrels sou
Refined oil unchanged at 4 cents per gallon.
OIL CITY, Penn. Nay l2-Crut" Oh-NatOnal Tran.
ait Certificates opened at 73o and closed at 735s;
highest price, 74i lowest price 1888 sales. 1,lSjOO0
barrels shipments s0.799 barrels; charters. 46,517
barrels clearances, 2,jO2, 900 barrels, runs, bar
BRADFORD Penn, May l2-Cruie Oil-Nauo1a Tran
Sit Certificates opened at 1885 and closed at 70 3;
alghest price. 74ls lowest price, 73ia cearances,
barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

RECEIVED BY THE METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH.
RICHMOND, May ~ (SpecioD.-The Rev Dr.
Wiley, fraierna messenger from tho Northern Meth
odist to the Southern Methodist General Conference
arrived here to-day and introduced TO the confer
ence By Bishop keiver The conference received Dr.
Wiley standing but speech was made. Governor
Foraker, who appointed colleague OF Dr. Wiley,
di fact which is regretted by many mein-
bers of conference
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worm Ric;r. gesse.s M R turJtis
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE business passing Brazil styles ou' AN
quoted the basis Of SIC for Fa Invoices with sales "
300 bags Options moderately actve and htm for MAY an
June and otherwise steady Sales 72jD bags. market
closing at: April 7.20d 80. NAV 7soa7.f5 June 73o
Der. 7;o95l5. october. 7lo97.l5. Novem,,c,r 7ioe
with firmly held Sales. 1000 bags MsracaiOo and
800 bags
COTTON only moderate business was ACCOMPLISHED on
the spot dav while the prices not changed mari 81
closing steady Receipts at the lOrts TO-DAY IU29 hae'
comparing with lDi6 bales for tns day last week. h-re
were Liverpool adyices today thai market beng closed
I'm honor Of the QueeIs visit.
Quotations based Oh tho Amcucan stan lard OF cassiica
tiDn are as follow;
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LONDON. May l2PrOduCe OH. go OOs6d a f2O
5s Calcutta Llnseed Sd quarter Ihns.ed
Cake 81 .Os. Ol Der ton Refined feirOeum.5 Is I'D
gallon: spirits Of IdrDenti1e. 2j+ I'd per cwL;
sperm els pertoJ kOsl1 -COmmOD 81 6d.per cwt;
Iale. IUs dllS PrJvlsions-Iari S5s Od. Cwt Tor
American sugar. los Ot Der cwt. Or CUBA CertflfngA
polaAng 800 and 81 is Sd for Cuba Muscovaie FAIR
ieuung auJSL; Australian ThoW-Bccf. rs. Ot. d134
OG; MutiOu. ID n As I'll Coca Na: Uil-Ceylon
RZ5s. I'd, Cochin. 42JA2y So
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
GENERAL HosECRANs EXPLAINS.

WASHINGTON, May I2.-Gcneral Rosecrans
has sent the Senate Committee on Finance written
statement in answer to the charge that e connected
with certain alleged land frauds in California Iie does
not deny the transaction but says did nothing which
was not according to the advice OF his lawyers perfectly
lesa aud that his action has since been s1st ned by
the courts The transactions covered about eight hun
Q!ed acres OF Land ia tae vicinity OF Los Angeles
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

WEDNESDAY, May 12-P. VI.
To-day's speculation ao;ive. but tho temper
was cheerful ana the tore The feature. II
any there H. IA that prices advanced easily with so
small demand The gains for the day range from to
per cent for nearly all the active stocks Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western specially active and led
the upward movement, but each stock stool on its own
merits and advanced irrespective OF other fluctuations
lAc Transactions amounted only to 221OO0 shares. and
the inarEet closed strong ut the best prices.
EoYernnent bonds fairly activr and strong; the
largo dealers report good demand at current figures
Bds were ls higher for the Ia aud iiss Annexed arc
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
RESOURCES OF ALASKA.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-GOvernor SWINE
ford OF Alaska delivered address before the House
Committee on Territories to-day, Oh tho resources.
climate aud laws Of Alaska Alaska. he said could
alone furnish the hsh supply OF the world 1t had val
sable gold mines. yielding much Sl6 ton of ore
d expense Of ST. 20. It's forests also exceed
2ngiy vaIuabla The Gnvsrnar urssd that additional
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

Sales 10000 lbs City spot ana boo Ds WestS1 ~ -
turc delivery private terms
nen with gcaersv easy fcng 81 &c for faI,
for go test and 4uIs.c for AOasss hnc1 suii nuu
and easier. Cutloaf 7a.c., Crushed 7td1!r. Cueee
SIC. Powdered &c, OranuIsfed 6Rc.. Mould 80.
STANDARD A 6tc Con ec;i0ne:s' 6@. ON osoS
White Extra e a7sc. Extra e &c. 5sfo4c., fenov
44aJc -
TALLOW-Frn and in moderate demand Primo CITY
quoted Is l6c. Sales 72. 900 lbs. at 37sa3 l5l6c
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

egsaton be enacted granting Alaska tho same judicial
security as existed in ether territories AT present te
rcople did not even have the privilege Of paving taxes
and inability perfect title prevented settlers
from taking up land.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
PASSING TIE AEMY NppEoPRIArION BILL

WAsHNGTON, May 12.-The House to-day,
IN Committee OF the Whole, agreed TO increase from
100000 100000 tho appropriation for the manu-
fscturc OF arms at tho Springfield Armory The COM
Mtee rising, the House Immediately reversed ts action
~ rejecting the aud the Army Appro pratOn
bl was passed without further amendment
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

SPIRITS OF ruRPENrlSk
f,u.Rtpsrox MAY l2.-Purpentlae dIi al -,
s.yIyyAu. NAV IL. turOentIn" steady al > v'iS0
WILMINGTON May H. IarDchtihc utm '"- W
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

rto,,s Nay Flour dull. Xxx 81 $685. 95. Xxx,
% 90 ssSGj s. JJgs5 10; Ch1ice - 4ossS %:
rancy ~ SJai OO patoutA RI 200 s3 80 "heat lower
Nn - Rod Ca,n sOa3OI.c: May sue: June. 81 las &C.
iuIy 7SI,c Corn weak No. Mixed 'asE ~ 81 60
49, ,,s,c. Juue SO Uats duh: No. Mixed casa
S SUc May. 29tc' June SIC Hye stIons at AZ - 70
tt.rIev-An an Batter dulet: creamery l3o
o. Datry li ~ Sc ~ 2c flax 5een 81 VI
sl0. dsv steady Timothy. s3 80: frarle. - 90 Bran
"a At mill Corn Meai sto NV AZ 81 ~ WHISKY 81 ~
pork - %. Bukmeats-Lons teAr - - 'nort hlo'
tS ~ ahort Clear " 4j LarJ steady it 50 IO9s5 10
tpo,.rnt.-pio1t 900 Wheat $4,000 aisr. Corn
~ ,nJ uusl Uat. l3.0DO Jusn' Kye lUOJ bisL: balev
Vp01 nas, shpments-fiour. $500 pOt%' Wheat lOyV
pu.n. Corn. llVOU Ol,L OatA lOOOO OusA hye' AOo'
ousn.; BarIey. 1000 bush
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

CHICAGO Nav l2.-Flcur dull and unchanged ChoiSe
v,rt.r Wheat ~ lOd<4 80 SprIng Wheat - Ludef w
Minnesota Bakers. 81 5OGsij 30 Patents - o@so 81,
az Grade. 81 OD1f3D Rye Flour - uHt1 oplh po's
xn.at Ioyer; sales ranged Nav. l9- ttc eiO.inR AZ
a.. June 161- II So closing al Io'c. Juy 49,
rt,sns AZ 7sc. No = spring. aos0f ~ 80 .
mcaco spring 05s. GG6c. Corn steady sses NAV "a
AT June 80 Pa 80 st.. cioslnG AZ o1t
In,v sDa.gj7 sc closing at 3b &C. August Ga ciOsns
st - usIs dull. ranged May zs "a So, ct9,
.G.S .c. closing at - &c Juy. - -
a27 sc closing at 27eso. .ye-No = OVc Baey 10,
a. fNe., pors-AaY 6jde- 70. closing AZ - 80
ne - 7OGs71La closing At So 1O JAY 80 50 q - -
,lo- ny at - So LarJ hay - ooao Z, p Juna ,, >
~ an, Inv 81 vi 10 closing at 80 w dfJ 70
snsmestssbouiders NJ OO14 10 shor1 io oic. - ~
"a, rhorr tla AZ Sides 35dSj %. kocsDtS-F!olr,
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SALES At THE COysOLTDA TED STOcR AND PETRO-
LEUM EXCHANGE
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CLOSING rR,ogs or p1,lADr1pnrA STOCKS
CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nav H. 1896
WEDNESDAY. MAY 12-P. VI.

Ihe Justice Mining Company levied an assessment
OF / o cents per share.
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THE MONEY MARK Ell.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHtN -. Nay II.
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CLOSING PRICEs or BOSTON, STOCKS.
BOsroy, May II. 1886.

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lsl Intg bonds.
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