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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale,

JAMES Y. ECCLESTON, PLAINTIFF. TS. !, A!r~d D. Ous and !. oGraus aud D. & F Payton, 1s the assignets of said Allied D.
 Otis, deicnGantS:
 Uade" and by virtue Of 9n order Of sale ani Necrre O. Foreclosure and sale issurd out of the District Court of tie Fist Judi cial DiStlCt in and for he County of CU- chi~e, Territory oi Arizona. oa the 18th day of November. lSS6 in the above entitled ar. Ii n, whereia JaDcs Y. Eccestou, the above rancd plaintiff, obl iued judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale against Al fired D. Otis and J. Straus and D. S Pavt ,I.. assi@uecs 0! said Alfred D. OUjs. dcirndurts. on Inc l6;i- day of November, 5SSG, for thr sum of Two Thousand Eigh; Hundred and i Flty-ive Dollars (52,Sa5i, lawful money, be sides interest and costs, 1 am CommaHded to sell all those certain bis. pieccs or par ceis of land, situate, llIn% and teing in lhe city of Tombstone, county of CochiSr, Ter ritory oi ArlZOn}, and bounded and du scribyd a> follows:
 Lots 3 { and ., IF block IS, according to the survey and inap of the tuwnsite of tie village (uow cily}nf Tombstone Inadc b. SUlun N. AllIS, C [, March ,, lS13 and a,.- cordng to the official map of sgid tuwnsitr now in te office of the Ciiy Auditor aj sad rIty uf Tombstone SaiG lots xnl i are each 8 feet ln width and l20 fec; iG dcu;t and sald let is 50 feet in width aa! l5J feet n QeDGN. sad lO!S front on E. eu!0ut street. between Fourth and Fifth streets, iOin each other and together are bounded a. follows: Commencing at d point on the soHtherly inc ot Fremont street 6O feet CasterlY from the point of intersection oi said line of Fr mont street with the castrrly ;iGe of Fourth street; thence soGLbyrii parallel with Fourth street l20 feet 10 a point, thence easterly parallel wilh FremuuI street GO feet to polnt, thence south, rl, parallel with Fourth street 8 feet lo q pnmt (being the southwest corner of said iUt 5j: thence rsterly paraHe with Fremont street 10 point; thence aoythcrly parallel with Four, street i5G feet more CT less to .. Psin, on the sad soulherly line of Frcrasrl street (hcing the northeast corner of sail iol 5G thence westerly along sad fine ui Fremont street 90 feet tu th- place cl b. ginning, tic sane being the nor hwe-t cor 1cr oi said lOt g.
 Public notice IS hereby given thai On Monday, the j-h dIy ol December, lSej, at o'clock D. In, of that day, in fraut of the Court House cOor of the county Of Guch.se. Will, in o5yG;enre to said ord ar of sale and decree Of foreclosure aud sale, stH tGe sb"Tc described property, or so much there "i as may be necessary tO satisfy said iHd:r meEt, with interest and Custs, etc, tU the highest and best bidder for lawful munc; of tie United States
 Dated November Is, 1886.
 R. s. HATCH, Sheriff.
 By c. D. REPPY, Under Sheriff.
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
Something YosE ;,Teed - Short.
 EEaESSi.

"Why?"
 Because it will aid you mrre II or.a1v- th ng else in acquiring knowledge. Because 1t will Gelp you to q good business.
 How can il be learued:"
 By tie aid of book studl"d at home and lessons 5y mail f~om al aeccuglisIe! !! teacher.
 At what cxDense?"
 The trifjn& sum nf sG.Co, --including book.
 Why so CNear when colleges advertise the same course-of !Ha ,ru, tiou f,.r $25."
 Because q new text book is used that rr- duces he labor Of learH.ng nropn,tiona,cIT to the Inference in price by inc system be ing made simpler than heretofore and more practical, besides being the mGsf ronulnr method, having inc iudorsemcnt of oal Congres sIonai and professional reporters everywhere, togvtl CT with over 1900 gradu- atcs of our Chain of Phou0grauaic Gel legeS. Boys aud men ou inc firm. in wurh shops and elsewhere; girls at home, in flc- torrs and ? school have learned the ari Ia freln three to six moD,hg' stvty dEria" spare moments and been helped 10 T0~iiiun. m oHires by Mir. Srott-BrnWur. where they have earned from Sl2 To $2U d week Write and aSk for a free sample copy of Bcowue's PhouOgraph:" II onihly and full particulars,
 Ggess D. l.. .ScGtt-Brcwre, g CHGton
 HtV York NY. 70 2g Cn
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
S5herifP's Sale.

. EpY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS EXECUTION kS issued cut s1 the Dis:F.ct Court Jt the tlrst Judicial DIsiric', in and oi the tourty O. !ImA, fcrrt ery of Arzonl, to directed a-d GelNcr- . ed vn Jud .meit euccTcd il suin 0 trr om he 23d dsy of of March, 1SS0 n favor Gf The Ats SiEin3 < me ting CUmPGuy and 6giinst the BeHs ming & smelling CoirF2nV. WaUrei am COZ uGaut q to n&.e TAs sG,a [ SiiIic5 damages witL .n.' 'Test her rssn sal; JUGs- peut at the rate of len CT ce ,t per 4lnum uni paid; together with S1..>J s,5 an ;.ccI2i. [ CCS,s.
 I h vc this day lcv'ed qpon Inc following de scribUU pr .pCT'y. JC wIt:
 4ii h. lighp, Ii l= and incest oF jde i'euscn Militg aDt smcitjiE Z Gompa. y, il the c=st 5a { 9; ;Ae soHrhea-i gac.t,r ,i Section !1 Tow us-ljD r. SUH'R; R.Hse 1G Ea-'; n C0ci.iss uu-,r. Ars' a 'ic;r!gDrg and iu he c.l >tn- .irT and TyaGC;i Il T0r..- aGd lGacli:-ry erected ihereO., ss il cZistcG Ol tse dsy ,f tarct i-s5
 iU@.i: noii 70 is hereby given b t uu SatIrt Y Ee @!.h day 8; November, i.di, tct' cen i3e hours of s m and y. m. '. fl '.r O. the Sl, T- fl OEiy, il jhc G:tJ { Fo'uba;oun t|cr'ac County, Ar'2o jsr.it v, vii >"l ali th= ii lat, .ie aLG :. tesest of T iE s=it Ecns n Min Ing anu >me!tGE unp.Hy. iu ual to Il. abar1 .csCrib 'rppcrJy "t FI l-c .NGc .on, t3 :.,c hig est hi bcss -idaGr, io ra>h. iawiU rl"Hey Ci be Un'teI .es 10 sit.sig sad execution aEG Fl c1.ts.
 DEjcd ;his the G;h d,y of Nof7u 7uter. 15Ii
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 P c. D BEPPY, Qegay aar.!I.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

A letter from J. .. Daily, at wo'f near the Mammoth mine on the S.a ?, dro states that thele are abunt 4j mzn at work on the m ], aud mine.
 Recent reports from the vicinity of the Mammoth mine, on the lower San Pedro, are to tAe effect that Henry Fuller, Sr has bonded an ad- joining property to London capital ists for $80,000.
 There wjH be the usual services a' the Methodist church ip the morning 1t II o'clock and in the evening at : o'clock. Sabbath school at r :I5; he Rev. G. L. Pearson oficialiug4 | If you desire to ,..gazs uFzr'the proudest man in Tombstone. cast one of your optics upon Tommy Vincent, who is now a proud and happy daddy and who hlE been one ever since yes terday morning. He toll ye scribe that his son and her could nake more noise already than he ever dared to make on coronet, and al the next meeting of the band he Was going to propose him for leader, Th- mother and child are dJis6 vii, aaI the father is as happy as clam al nigh tide.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

SOME Of the miserable, contcn pit 5le, unedNcated canaiIle, Cf which Tomsstone's "better class" go caIe . Es composed should refresh theii memories by reading Teanyson's couplet.
 However it be, it seems to- me,
 'Tis enly noble to be gaod. Kind hearts are more than corOnats, And simple faith than Norman
 bloot
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

GaN. SHERIDAN renews his recon mendation of last year concerning she allotment of lands to the Indians in severalty and the sale of the resi- due for their benefit. The Indian reservations of the country, he shows, contain about 2,O0O,O00 square miles and the Indian population is about 2B00o0. IL would require only 2G,- 900 square miles to provide each h. dian family with a half section of land, ,leFVing a surplus of over I70,000 square miles, which could be readily sold for enough to make fuad yield ing at least $4 S0,000 per year, or $660,000 mcre than the total present appropriations for Indian purposes. The plan Is not only an obviously Eound and practical one so far as the Indians are concerned, but it also in- eludes advantages for white men which ought to insure il general ap- ploval and support. As tine matter now stands, this vast body of land is woIth nothing to anybody; aud cer- tainly there could be no harm done by causing 1t to yield regular In- come for the payment of Indian ex- penses, and at the same time to sup ply thousands of Amcrican citizens with homes.-Globe-D Democrat.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

FOR Grst-class parvenue aIisto eracy commend US to Tombstone There is not one in fifty Of them tha, run back two generations, would moi land soap vat or 8 tan yard. By birth, breeding and education there are hundreds of men and women in this camp who are as far their super iors as Ban Fox is to an Oregon Cay use.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
Eot5ce,

All persons are hereby caH;ione@ against purchasing q certain promi- sary note given by us to Chas. D, Cole in Aug. 1886, for the sum ol $5000, the consideration having failed, and the note wi! not be paid
 " s. DAVIS.
 Mrs. E. DAVIS.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
EssV2y Eosfcc.

Straycd frorr Soldier Holes about one month ago hay horse with buck .le brand on left hip, and g running M on left shoulder A reward will b. paid to any oneIeturning him toJohn Montgomery's coirol, or giving lnior mrtion as to where Ee can be found
 If DAN CLEARY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

The Republicans have no purely partisan reasons for disliking Mir. Cleveland. He is one 0! tho many disintegrating and demoralizing influ- snces at work in the Democratic par 4y, to render its national defeat, in 1888, certainty. The Democra tic party needs leadership almost as bad ly as it does principles on which il can agree. MT. Cleveland Is not only short of many of the essential quail ties of leadership, but he is so opsnly indifferent to the success of his party that he is constantly exasperating or disgusting the real leaders of the the Democracy. The large Demo cratic losses in the late Congressional elections tell the whole story of the steady decadence of the party whose official head, oiicious tutor aud real snemy, Mir. Cleveland is and has been NY. Maitland Express.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
NoaFcc ef Sale.

The undersigned desires to state that he has sold the Pacific Ch"l Houee to Mr. William 4. Anderson who will cundL Lct the same iH tIe iu- tuie in the same manner as ] have conducted 1t ln the past, and l desire Ill parties knowing themselves iu- debted tJ ne to pay the same t. hn' tt their earliest convenience
 W. D. CoLE3!LN. Tombstone, Oct! 90. lw
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
Notice 1o Creditors.

Estate 0! Ida Wate, deceased-NOtiee IS hereby given by the undersigned udnliuis lratrix of the estate oI Ida 4 Waite, de- ceased, to the creditors oG, and all persons having claims aSains; said deceased, 10 cx- bifit them with the necessary vouchers, within lou; months alter the first lGbiica ion of this nojicr, at Ter office, Freiuon 1rcet, between Fourth and FIf.h, Tomb lone, Ar:z' na.
 SUSIE l. DIAMOND
 Come and see our drese-goods, ba gain counter. Palace Dry Goods Store. 9ZfLf
 Just received, at Baggs, new lot of California mems and ladies' sad dles. l3-tf
 Crockcry and glassware, of sll de- scripLions, at Bagg's. i3 Ii
 You can get a dress fer $1.5e, good wearing goods at the Palace, Fifth street. yZit
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

The time is ala,ost at tand when the term of Clark Churchill as Attof- ney GzDrlal of the T,rri,ory will Y rire, aud Gov. Zulick vii have lh, power to appoint $ new one, who o- course wiiI be 3 Democrat, and i. this coauectian THE Tc.s8sToEE de- .ires to present the name oi Bii@&' Goodrich, of Phenix, than whom ; better lawyer nor d stronger Demo crat does not reside in the territory We know tha the Republicans of :he territory would like to see Briggs @P pointed, and re tope that the Dem" cratic press will wn.op 'er up to' him.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
SgrayeG.'

Strcyed from Charleston, light sor- rel horse, about twelve hands high, wi,h white off hind foot; knees show scars of olI break. Last seen going down San Pedro. Bewad by return ing tc Tombstone NJ. & NJ. Co. 10 26
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

It is currently reported that there are several discrepancies in the sc- counts of the late City Auditor. l. cannot be that Deacon Cum has gone wrong.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
PAPER
 Cochise County.

AND Now Dunbar is geihs to abol- ish the county court. John may sue ceed ia abolishing the court, but TIE TOMBSTONE woulI like to kuow, bow he intends abolishing slllry ol the recently elected judge?
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

BILL ToMILsoN says that Dunbai stopped him at Benson, but that s' long as he does not gea out writ oi Gambrinus and step his beer he dout G re.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
MA2E EL0HinERrTL- YET

Y. E-. ESrpcl.1c-- Henderson '. Y. erred 9f Gssr>sis CT Ls;'-,. }. C. t'rsE-y years saudrz fy C-1-'t-S4 Rzbf-nI.'7. ii,e luoUt Eocds7ful crrs cl rs9o-'. GIJtpans,ii ci sc.;es fUll from hi-n ds'y. ISyTICisEs zGG Uis4 4-7rIis jlcuEht Ss In4sl d:a. G.lra soOra JG bsior5 juSti,7 of t:s 2ocCs I-d -ielde-s or . -1ast il-I-- -aCrt citizcre.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
apo REc,xng..s

Will be paid for the return of ths parrot that was stolen from the fence of Mrs. Rankin, back of the coatt house, and no questions asked. 1w
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
LOnk Out.

And doa't ycu forget t, that Wolcctt & M.asick hare the finest toilet soa',0 Tor saie that has evsr been offered t9 the peorie Of ch,s cjJy. o-2atf
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
.s;: .Ales tn sc-nfl.En
AIM0ST INr9EnIgLE

Her4es Y. lzicAaTdzJ=a, Custom f.5Csa. lev Cr.eG-.- oath sEys: % ja l570 Sc.oiG'ou2 UosTs DToE5 OaS CA my LaCy U1ti, wEs 2, mass of sJ-rI- ten. Er-ry d,ng %H3wn to tlo raccicd faC.,y trsc n V7i-. b--allo 8 cEcre wreck 5. t:g.5.s ol'd ut .!t hands b I-.y cad. coEfG :a5 tan n he'd; was in constErt pain. slI lrc.st uyGu ifs A curse. No rzlief or in ton years. l1 if31 hoard Jt The CCricTRA ibi-a-0IEs. uset tson sl-c perfectly cured
 Sworn to be;oTe U. s. Coz,. J. D. CRAWFORD.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
Notice.

I.n ALL WHOM IT l5AT CONCERN: Whereas my for'atr parsrer Fritz Ger larlt has mysterious}y disappeared fr3m 'I.s place of business ;n Bis5ee, Cochisc County, 4. T., s.I persons are hereby n"ti- ivd that 1 will not b. respJGsjbis for any icb;s which he may contract
 HENRY Dgs4cEEs. 3'sbee, August 4il, 'HS6.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
STNT M7CT SA

TTtH xc gfpcaii, 25g2 DcSr'iora Strcs4 CEi- aGso :.rs."fI Y ..'-JE ojges cu's oi Sc slyi9 Sat EheEHt, cn had I-lN t=ce Ec1.s = less foc gs.e lrcsn y=rr; not Ro3 3 move. except bend5 11 kno>s fJr e!-; 10. 1b t0 2@iu .ii1 % Ter e -ht y-Jr~; J-1 hJr5sed. e. rr 5 2s!ias; doctors r=a7olucad Li1 csza i:sPs.-ssi pc-H.Eaeat.y c.-c1 rl Inr., U lLL, ..l tt--N- .--lL.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

Dunhlr almest lives in tie County Clerks office these days. but he vii. get his Pete Kitchen dose all tEe same
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

" lSiN'E EES-!.ady agents actually clear '' S20 duIiy with my wGuderiu. entirely new pat ;nt rHsler underglfa ent fer Ie uIales min st"r's wi;c sold I3 first hour
 MADAM ,i. l. iIEiIE,
 Box 443, C.tC4ge. II.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

All my goods are paid for and as l want money and want it bad l will Snake $50 suits for $35. Harris the silor. ....... ,.-., S-l3tf.
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

Coats white spool cotton, all size usL received l'y express ii Bagas. |
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
Dissolution of Partnership.

To whom it may concern: The firm of Barrow & Bagg has this dsy di. solved by mutual consent. E. Nj. Barrow retiring from said firm. All bills against said firm will be paid by s. c. BagG. E $. C. HAGG,
 S.N. BARROW.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

4 splendid line of mems California underclothes, at Eagg's. 13-tf
 To RENT-A house of three rooms, corner of Seventh and Bruce streets. Nice garden, chicken house and sta bie; fruit-bearing trees, grape vines, etc. Will be rented cheap to a good .ten@nt. Apply on the premises. If
 The finest family flour, at Wall cotts, ou Fifth street. u
 We expect rush for our dress gools, bargain counter. Palace. ii
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

Ores. goods ats yarts for $i00, splendid value. Palace" Fifth street. Y27,f
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
Eenfes oC H':sre.

The following is the rate charged from Fairbank 10 the iifcrent places named in the gchedule:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
T0NT wETT

-7a fJr those tsGtinou:aIs iu r1ll or send q rs-s to tEs r-rtss. A | cgs shso.utelv tcua and rTai vItdots o-r ..n7Tl2c-c ar solicitation. 9o2t =:t. .H2 P t3e tJ- D core 0FgC~succiss Of it- .rg G.a!y FiUi3.T, %s-1js.2.e. Inherited, C1ats, Es,,z au.i Cooper 2..i if.seayss Of tk5 EiCoE tkiH. md \ saT, UitI Loss ci iisic.
 H',s l'y S ' i -uPEis11. FTlce: JtTECUGS @ ct 2Tsu-TEST, .l; S1s~. 2f cts. PyrrER DEUC ..O JL.s.CL54 Cp. Boston Aiass.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

pr aZs2.Y For ReGsh. Oh.prsd. aa K c$a 5,zs $ | and Oily Siiu, Bach. s,zas, aLI Ski, nl-rnis,.75- 4s9 CJz,5UI.A Soay.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

CURES R.El GiUM0RS.

-I01n colGn7Nn A950LcEas or ArD Dpt1OTs SToSer-.j3res,' ,'S Scaly oT szCuqI S:6ilas in short, aii d.5c lscs causCd bY l21 blood ar5 inv:9Orqtinqs medicine. G-rc:rt g2;stfEiT H., cers rapidly heal under its benign infGe1ea.. Especially 4as it 11a-ileat59 its potency in S,1s,. .ssl., Co.S e(..- 3,.7.,.- S c,-.1-, iSH5 siy.t-@si5,Gs, EEiEs 2 s:sS ssiscase, Eszs;3e SiSycgIilsGS, szCirTvs ay 'EhsoaS Neck, and EAlGrGSt3 S.;2TsIs. Scfd ten orcd plates, on Skin 1;ieoGseS. G ttc ea-ls all0tmt fora treatise CiI H:'t.;rf-s ectiona Thoroughly cleanse ii iy uei.i't Gi ir. s-scrco's Sici2cI. Medical &}SscE;.. CTS and GOGc! q digestion, sS fair ss.i1ia G5-0 fs.ir. Spirs :t5s V8taA -s2sis5 s:ssy; ss:.s8sJsa esh cd- c:ClSa5zu.iSs4s E J. u C.-.9f. iiSl.-.l
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20
f93S7 YOUR BiEING POWDER fU-DAT.
Brands advertised os absolutely p1ro CONTAIN -N-uIHGOCGLA
THE TEHT:

Floce car top down lot stove until heated, then remove tlc and lCcil. 4 chemist ll-Iet 0 uetect tLe preSeaee q am.aunia.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-20

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New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July Il Provisions Bacon Cumberland Cut
35s Cd Clear Middles, I'd; Middle.
33s I'D. Ribs. S3s Gd Shoulders rs. per cwt
Beef-51s cd. for Extra India Mess. Mess
POrk-Prme Mess. SIS 80. per bbl Prime Mess Eastern
eru S4. Cd. Lard Oh. 32s 81. Hams-LOng cut.
Shoulders 3Gs 3D. Butrer70s Cd per cwt FOR finest Untcd
states. Cheese-A nercan Choice, Ais. 90 Wheat-ke,i
csfeTn spring, Us 5d. Os. I'd. Red " inter u
IS Sd per cental New No Winter, 6s. .si do No ?
Spring ID New Mixed Western. As I'D California NO
IS. I'd 6s Cd; do No 2 s. Cd ds sd per GENITAL Pro
duce-Hprits Of Tnrpenne 2-s Cd do ~ London 25s
per cwt Refined feoleuni Sd per gallon Clover seed
American Red 4ss per Cwt. IaliOw-25s. 81. per cWt.
Fine American. 25s sd Prime city. 2is. OF, per cwt
Common. IS Sd Pale. lis 81 Od. Lluseet Oh
22s sd per Provisions Refrigerated Beet
hlud quarters. Cd. fore quarters, 2i. per 10.
The receipts wheat fuI the past three ll3OOO
ceufals including 1000 centals Amerlcau
Of American fOf the three days
400 centals.
IOyDOx July PrOduce-Iinseed OF, f2l Os Oi.
5s Oc Der Calcutta Ln-eed Ais 81 per quarter
Cake, A6 los Oh. ton; Refined Petroleum, g.
1854 G5 sd per gallon spirits Of Turpentine. z5s O. per
cwt sperm OH. t5S pei tln. kOsinC COmmon 3s sd. per
ct Pale lis Od lis Cd ProvisiOnsIsr. 33s. Od. per
cf for American. sugar-l3s. Sd per fOr cuba Cen
trcaI poarizng 969 and lis Sd rs 3D. MuscOvaO
far Tennins ahoat Australian TalOw-Bee, 2.s Cd 4Z5s
Cd Mutton 26s. Sd 27s. Cd Coooanut ON-CeyOn 1850
4 S.; Cochin. t32 bs n L -.
ANTwEAr July l7-fetroleum- Fine pale American, IS
francs paid and l6 francs 2 centtes sellers
BKKAEH, July l1-PetToieum-6 marks 80 pfennigs
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
HE PETROLEUM MARKET.

While no radical change has taken place in
the crude situation, the past week develop
men's favorable to the producer who is anxious
cure better prices Consumption lags behind production
but because there is not good healthy bust
ness because OF the large output in The fields
Moreover the rate OF output ninshing aud the de-
cline in yield this month from June likely reach
five six thousand barrels day the average. Un-
less some unexpected developments occur IN the oil
country II is more than probable that the gain In
produ from the opening OF wells in the Wash
ngton County and the rsrkIl. venango County, fields
Will make for the falling of in the earlier wells
The Ohio fields Lima and Findlay) will eventually be
factor OF importance in the commercial situation, for
there is undoubtedly deal OF oil in that country
and the drilling is comparatively inexpensive But the
quality OF the product Is far inferior Pennsylvania
poses except at an extremely high range OF values
barrels to 6747 barrels. This was due to the
opening OF some new good wells and 10
liberal agitation or older ones On Saturday
the Oft 143 barrels. though two wells
had been added to the list. The decline from the max
the field have disappointed the expectations or
owners. The gauges OF the field have been as follows
49, 45se 't May 52 54s7 My 30 s5oG 5 june 3
s.605 June II, 1924; June 49, 5+6; juno 26 1902;
July. g. 6352 July TO- 6.7i7 and July IL 66O4 barrels
Transit and the water Pipe lines 40 far this nonth
show a msll accumulation OF stocks. From July 10
10 charters TO the l6th), they are as follows:
Runs. Deliveries rams Charters.
Total barrels l,o5s.os6 1oS5 6o5 224sd 736.7si
Average per day. 7O.539 80 O40 l,499 46,049
The speculation crude certificates remains du and
feess. Room traders the principal agents IN pro-
dueng huctuaon anu the uiet buying OF investors has
reached stage where It's IN fuence would ne per-
cepubie There Is no attempt 10 advance the market
through simple maDipulaton but al the same time
prices prone to recover easily from depres-
sion caused by bear raiding. The extreme
closing figure trie above that Of the preceding
week. The best that be said OF the speculaon's
temper that VS. from the ned seems to he weighed
with due to its real value. but symptoms st
absent Of any decided Improvement There Is q grow
ing desire for change tnat will lit the trade Odt OF It's
slough OF DespOnd. but the public is likely be
attracted 10 speculation when 1t Is founded merit
after from bottom values than when purchases
simply ike privileges 70 pay Odt money FOR
honor OF ownership. The market closed dull but with
a unGertOue OF stability.
The range OF prices ana the total dealings the Con-
sOlidated Exchange for the last
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoaK DEALINGS

The week closed on Saturday at the Produce
Exchange with strong grain situation Little was done,
however wheat speculation, but good export demand
resulted in sales Of bushels shippers and spot lots
shade higher. The cables reported weaker Ioelgn
the opening and in sympathy the options were
depressed The continued inquiry for export aiter
the recent rise soon Influenced traders avorby and the re-
Of cent from the lowest The close
fully steady and = higher Cash corn was =
cent better $4,000 bushels taken by shippers The
option speculation stimulated by reports OF some
the growing and rise Of a cent TOOK place le
being heavy slight reaction Oats were
dull scored for the options ne
lard speculation devoid " interest With the near ny
options gaining point and october and November or sae
The final quotations as follows
Wheat-Augus - : september -Sis October s5's NO
vcmbcr go December. 9l'4 January, "3 cents. ,
Corn-July, AZ = August 414 september - Ocooer
49, cents -
Oats-Juy. 80 and August and september 81 L cents
LariJuy and August 70 50 September, 30 W OCTOBER
s6 - November. - t3. .,,-,-,
The receipts grain Saturday at New York Phiadei
pha Baltimore and Boston as follows Wheat ZO6 10
bushels corn lO5 53l bushels oats y 76s bushels tota
grain 344 0O4 bushels four ls.555 barrels AT Chea4
Nj waukee and II Louis the arrivals We're meat SS.V
bushels corn 269 955 bushels oats lt4slo bushels V
grain 7OssJ7 bushels -four, 22O2J barrels