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New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
STATE OF TRADE.

BOSTON llay 1tFlour quis: wes.era sgp'Eaaa sS Ios
3 P{Fav = w3ees Saeat. ~ "a IS as5 W torn Ses
steamer Yellow. 50 &C. steamer Mlrei ooi No Grade -
shorts and Mldalngs steady Provisions steady butter
Recs,pts Ior todav-Four 340O bbis 400 sacks Corn
24.UJO QUAR-. oats 5000 Ousn. shorts l2OOO Ousn
BUFFALO NAV il-Whest active sales Carloads No
Hard at S4's 80 l4c; CLOSING at 81 ~ no 40 hard
sales No Yellow. et 4O4oG: No s al 81 I53A4@; ~
Oats-No. White Western at 50 15s ~ Barley
Wheat 10000 bush. Corn. 10000 bush; oats
bush. Barley. $4,000 shpments-Flour 5h0OJ DDS Wheat
1900 Corn $4,000 BUSH oats LOCO BUSH Barley
Dusn. Canal uegnts-oc BID and &c asked i'r
WAeaCto New-G0rA
BALTIMORE. NAV li.-cottoD qutet Middng sisc Flour
qust Howard anu Western super .! 5 ~ ~ To-
Extra 50 i5 Ssi % To- Fa MY =. % 9si IS 9tg lhi,
supe 81 IS Is3 IS TO- Extra 0Oe5t 10 10 $40 orsns
Patent IS 7l wheat-southern steady; Western lower:
southorD Hed. os99lc 40 Amber ~ l9y5e@ "a !
81 .c May. a. G57iac August So 5000 Corn -Souta
40 q Isc YeA1v. 45Si9c. Western hxed SPOT -
ai7i4c. NAV. 46is0i67sc. June A. i2 46c. Steamer
a. L0l4c. oats steady AMI quiet, southern 80 @,oo
syivsnIa SWAMI s6Ss5c sys arm at 7.s75c PROVISIONS
du .nd quet Pors $40 O09lI o. Freights TO Llv
RsceiDts-Flour 1900 Wheat $1,000 onsh Corn 900
oats. ZOO Ousn Rve 1000 BUSH 5hnmentsoFlonr
300 Dbls. Corn. 10000 ousa- sAes-"heaS 2i0.OOo
bush. 23.0Cu bush.
cacAG9 Nav dull sns sS 1nchaRset d caOSe c. noe
Low GRADES 81 0s3 70 Rye Flour O9s3 50 IN bbls
higher sales ranged MAY. 7io-S754c closing az
etosing @ snrp 9Ic Corn .aes Nav 81
July 81 ls0S7c closing 81 &c AUGUST, a C. closing
at oats steady sales ranged May 20 a Pc el9, clos
Sc c' +' Msss ss'iS rcrs-Mas s. 9oess IS sO.Hs
Closing eSss sS s IS 81 s19'ss o. jaac
~ as IS; July s. e5Ss6 O2s closing at 50 O0as0 O21
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
GRAIy And PRODCCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEwYoRx DEALINGS

There was much nervousness in the wheat
speculation yesterday manly duo 10 the conf Ing
ports regarding the amount Of long wheat 20 be 90 out
for the estate Mr WOoTshOer Ias 20 be the
element that urbs the minds OF traders. AMI outside
OF influence there little in tie situation TO enable
operators 10 make decson either side OF tao spocu-
lave account Exporters took 10000 bushels ~ wheat
and yet cash lots e cent early and recovered only
plrt OF the The options had strong opening prices
beng about lo cent hi4hrr tho gain lost, and
market dropped 3 5 cent subsequently there
q rally, and fhf close was nrm al about hes. hS-
ures June Il better al = - July , 10 sSls.
gain OF 2 October 9lis and November 20 92il
than rhur.day ngat. with scarcely any inquiry from
exporters cash rose , cent. The options were
irregular, and ended 81 a cent better for
Nav AZ 473a and June at ~. and un-
changed for July 464 and August at 10 e cents Tho
market oats void OF ignihcance ending prtc-
ticallv UNCHANGED as follows: May 36s juno 31's.
July 343 and August 32l4 cents. In lard there were
$500 terccs sold for export, 70 arrive. The options
were stronger an advanced 9G3 points % IS ID fOr
June So 20 July. 36 33 August, sc 20 for sep
tember and S6 ~ for October.
The receipts or gran at NeY-YOrk Baltimore, Phllz-
delphtl and Boston Yesterday follows: Wheat.
3G-355 bushels corn. lO6,l54 bushels, oats lO3O6l
bushels; tOta grain. 5s3.57O bushels; nDur. -9-ol
barrels. At Chicago Milwaukee and st. LOUIS tle ar.
rivals were: Wheat. 3l.S6j bushels corn. 1891
bushes oats, l3J.-8l bushels total gran, 3Oc,3OI
bushels; hOur Is, ,7j0 barrels
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
nECIDED FOR Mr.. WINANS.
MRS o,KEEFFE's DIVORCE SUIT FAILS.
srNpING OF RuFEREE STEPHEN p. NAsH-PoISrs
Of THE TESTIMONY

srNpING OF RUFEREE STEPHEN p NAsH-PolSIs
Of THE TESTIMONY.
Stenhen p. Nash. the referee in the suit OF
Mrs. Alice O'Xeeae alleging herself to be the wife OF
Soss r wnaus) in which she seeks divorce from hn'
Aas decided in favor OF Mr.. winans. He sent WORD 10
nj. effect on Thursday cx-Judge Gsorge IL Curts'
me counsel OF Mira. O'Keefe.
The action was ought in the Superior Court ihe
arst hearing before the referee was held on May 10
Iss5. when d. NJ. Porter was the counsel OF MIS-
erKeefe lie subsequently abandoned the case Oh
ne ground that she hsd AeP' i-O
knpu-ieige OF the fact that she hAu niH"o.
nsnsr IN which ALE agreed settle her claim against
a. ,v;rans The story which Mrs. OKeefe toIo Oh 'ne
stand was ihat she FIRST met Mt winans at the
u,,al ronaan IN December 1870. lie was student III
Cambridge and she a goysrness in the employ oi f0
HINT Esch was about twenty-one years oia ao'
maiden name ssalheld she was intfo1u0J t soon
Emaus in the ladies' parlor OF the ho'ei v
S.ssn sending flowers and books snDseQ uelNs
fbcy took drive in Regents PaFk an1 Nf w M
mi subsequently consented. She wished 20 DO @ m
in ohurch but Mr. Wiuans SAID Inat ms ia1uI wbed
and wolld oppose thc marriage, and 30 ue oS solemn
secret marriage. saying that II the two 700. @ rmonv
Vcw and placed ring N her hngeT Tn W. vas done she
would held binding IN this country lnis Nv On ISL
sad. Tne two arrived IN TINS city On may ow;r and
and registered Mt me Brcv91r y the house OF
Mrs Tnorue as Mr. and Mrs Williams ana al Ds sne she
followed him to Baltimore and on the c,ty auyi'' she
Lawysr wiom se9lcys se4 ysooSo Subsequently, she
settied het a1ns, ~ Keede Sut she became
sxrocss IN the house OF Lewis Delahed thaa
NJ ~ Eeefe says advised her that she h''i IeE
y.an ye'' vr WinaDs she left Okeefe. so she swore
All subseQ uenty began her snt ior divorce l,ow h
W,1ans Nr Nash has not yet fled his report. AS IL
vii dtl in nlrt with question OF marriage az COM
uYu law and As to,k tie same We" as munster
PSens IN the IIuaerlale case England on that sub
3r The report Will be Interesting one III ths respect
fxIndce Curtis asked yesterday II he should An
ne The case an swered Most certainly" de would
4rsf arguo tie la the Special Term OF Ie superior
C,ur lie saG, then follow II M To the Court Oh Ap
peals II necessary. A. =.
MIR Winans admitted having given Mrs . Oheene the
ring but denied any marriage ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

conquer tn moot "An' IL please your Majesty. Ken
but Zoe King that your Majesty Gamma vanquish An
where is He Sandy 4" Lord Alexander reverently
looking up, said. The King O. Heeven." lhe Nneo
whaur Sandy a., The King o. Heaven" The scottish
King did not understand but was unwilling to eIhlp,s
any ignorance. Just gang yer ways. sandy. nm tea
myser and ding him oot o. Ihcm and mind. sandy. ye
do not come back till until ye hae done oor piuue
lord Alexander retired, much perpexed. but met n
priest and resssured reformed and presented himself
Neel SANDY said the King. Haze you seen the King
n Heaven and what says he to hidden 7" IAN IL
please yor Majesty. hae no seen the kng hiinsei pue
have seen ane o. His accredited ministers" Wecl.
and what saws he =" " He yer Majesty nay cen
bye His kingdom Tor the asking o II" WAS he sae
eeeyi 4" saws the King warmed to magnanmity Just
Gang yer ways back Sandy. ana tell the King o Heeven
that tor his ceevity the dell of Scotchman shall ever
set foot in His kingdom."- Liverpool Courier.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

May Il PrOylslOns-BacOn. CGmDerant cut
Bis d., Long Clear ti1es z-. ID. SaOrt Cief hileA
6d; RIBS. 3Os ID. shoulders. Z-s 81 c~L
pcef-7Os Indian Ness Prime Mes. a. ID
PORK Prime less. Oh D)- rIlms Ness f..stera
5s. Western. 4Js Od- LaTlAneGcan. u.s. Priu-c Hes;
ern SIS Sd Lard OIL. sos Oi HAnls-Long cut .Js Od
shOuaers. 56s 81 Butter SIS OF peg cwL or finest ntod
states. Cheese-A mencan choice = "a Ws-it-i:ei
Western spring. 7s 81 q. 3D.; Red WINTER = d. fd
per centan No sonng ~ 3D. New Western WlteI gL.
New Mixed Western. ts 3d. CllfOrnl4 40. l. a. .
7s IT,: Californian No p IS 3D. 0U-d per GENITAL prOiucs
rurDentue zs. td. do 40 London is - Der
DetrJeuli Ud Il III per gallon ClJY-f,eei-
cwt. IdOy-23s &c Derc~t ltpsn.
-Commou IS. a. Paa lis. Dd DOs OL Liuscei O. 2ls
Cd per r4llOw-Fine American. .js jL: Prnt tity,
OBS Cd per cwt Refrigerated B5e. hui quart
ers. L2i. fore quarters AID per b ..,.
pts OF wheat Tor lh past tre Gays were loJJ1
centas including 1000 ceutas American.
receipts vi American coin OI the past t-e' GAYS "oo
1900 centas go 49,. .,, o., d. ia
IOypOy Nav lt-PrOduce-IInseei Oh. z .o O)Ajd go
5s Cslcusa Lnseed SJssL per qGGtsr Anssei
Cake q 27 Refined PetroIeum) 5 "a.
a6d Dor gai0n spirits Of rurDcuuns. 9j> o per cw'
on. R15ll -COmmon. -. tluor cWIi
pale l6s 1llA Pr0vlslOns-Lari 55A Oh. Der W. Tor
Americans l4s. 81 Der cwc ipr CuO. C.htrAlHh
noarlzlng s5o ani 3D. 5s Sd Tor cuba Anscovt 10 .r
fenang saost. AIstrlhaa rIOw-BseL @-s UL a. 81
Oh. Mutton. 2Zs 6d % As 81 coca NIt o. i-CeylOn
s25s Cd Cochin. s252s9 81. ,
ANrWEaP May Il Petroleum Fine pale Am,ri an 10
francs so centmss pad and 10 francs ~ centmes sellers
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
DIAMoYDS IN DAZZLING PROPULSION.

Unlike other tradesmen, the jewellers of
Maiden Lane have spring openings and no seasons
for special play Fall is the busiest t!e for trade but
stock Of precious stones set and unset OF large
house is ways equally striking and brilliant None,
perhaps is interesting than that OF RandeI Bare
more < Billings, Nos SO NassausL and 20 Maiden
Lane Here diamonds, ruoes. sapphres, black, white
aud gray pearls and a. other precious stones can be
seen, OF al ami weights, hafcut, IN the rough and
flashing with perfect usre. Unset diamonds are shown
In heaps and pel me larger ones with many sparki z
facets wrapped IN OF their own The jewels
made up 10 almost every conceivable shape and
design. butterflies bugs, lizards, Is
and flowers, for pins, earrings halr ornaments and
bracelets one large pin with stone IN the centre
worth - OOO aud smaller diamonds clustering about
the edges, Is valued al 80, 900
Upstairs Is the cutting and polishing room where the
rougn diamonds are prepared for the market The
nr,t stuck cement ana rubbed against each
other, the Just falling into small vessel. After the
rOugher ed d.es have been taken OF The diamonds are i'm
bedded In e al and held upon polishing wheel Of cast
the polish and this wheel finer facets worked
out The machinery imported originally from HOl-
laud, but has been largely improved America There
other process known clearing by winch hawed
broken into perfect smaller ones and the
culiar diamonds are made The cleaning dell
cate process but time enormously cutting
away and also saves the precious material From ono
fourth to One-third OF handel BaremOre q BIilingss
diamonds are prepared for market The rest are
imported already cut from Amsterdam, London and
Paris
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATED PRESS SUIT.

The TESTIMONY IN The case OF james II. UOOdSeII
,ga.nst the Western Union Telegraph Company al in
yeserav afternoon when Justice OGorman in the superior
Cour ordered az adjournment. Walter Phelps general
utcd Association tcStlfed
present the association Of Geographic news FURNISHED
through Union ! much more Than the co 70 INC
This COrrohOratcd 10y " @aa
/ Brown formerly treasurer 0: The Untei Press Assoca
4. general superintendent OF the MEtu
Jon. Geutles si OF the Ol,es II e assoc ~
said hat the merged III TIE tsteih
no. 1853. Auditor Van ~ the esicrn mon
Gto.cd ia between May 1871, and Hue q No me uls
pa es the National Associated Press con alncd
& words Charles T. Gage, formerly manager OF me
NauOaa Associated Press od how the news was cole'tt
and press dispatches prepared g. o. Ward manager OF
Commercial Gable 0MPlnl VINO ID 1871 ahl 60 ".s
sluerLtrndeut Of the Uued states able company
SAD ta rendered by that company 10 the a
tiona passed through his hands ana ~
nj CoOse. owed ihe company s2,tJt hls was ilu
after lai "a tAe hands OF lawyer S
Goo3e exaed that he ayrd paving II because he could
get him boy the esteIn Mon The case VIII
ke suAlIe ed on MOn4Ay.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
Biz OE LEGAL NEWS.

Major Herman II. Holzborn taken before JUS
dee the supreme Court Chambers yesterday aud
his counsel asked released from the Ludlow street
fined default ~ the payment OF ah0ny
IL the agans him for limit divorce on te GROUND OF
cruelty. stated that he had oOd feOfd ag0I O
the Heavy during tie War Ii IS
decorative artist tie walls OF The Hoffman House the
Cas- no. Murray II VI Hotel and the BuOu opera House al
test skill HIS lawyer eas lost $1,000 10y being
mat his obtained hy fraud Ills
he offered prove and o case was adjourned unt Monday
! verdict 10. 5000 against The New-iork Central and
Hudson Railroad Company for causing the death O..
Anne Koulsk eight. rendered Yesterday. The
child picking uP Goals behind ar ~ AeI0se On NoNe!l
Der l-3 and backing down ONeI her.
ter father sued for $1,000
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May II lSpecial Lester, having
abaaaouei wheat las taken up corn. and believed
bs organiznxa bull campaign in It, July was up to
37laa375. cents to-day His following is made up FOL
the most part Of New-Yorkers Wheat started quietly
at 76I4G7C5 cents, with downward ten iency. BY
noon June was down 7Jat cents. Toward the close
there WAS little gtAoning IN purchases by Culver
aud by houses with prvaCe wires TO New-HOrk culver
has been and persistent buyer Tor July ana
August curiosity Is felt over his prnclpa Ihers
wee large purchases Of lard to-day and little adysAce
IN this : looked FOR.
Tue close 80 was, 7G0 cents FOR June wheat,
37I cents for June June oats, 2s cents; June
pork 50 rs; June Lard, - 922 Puts on June wheat
sold Ihis afternoon a. 76ls cuts calls a. - cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
TIE PHILADELPHIA WATER SUPPLY DEFENDED.

TIE PHILADELPHIA WATER SUPPLY DEFENDED
PHILADELPHIA, May Il tSpecial-Ihe last
days session OF the Sanitary Convention opened this
morning win fair audience Dr. J. Cheston Morris
read paper on L" The supply OF Philadelphia"
He contended that the purest 10 be derived
from the lar se rivers which not contaminated oy
sewage. Spring not always pure. lie advised
that City OF Phade phia should continue its water
suppy from the schuylKll. aud that additional sewers
should be built carry od the and Board
of Wardens should he created take charge OF the
echuykin from the point at which II rises
Dr Cleomaw. OF the Board or health, followed with
statistical per defending the water OF the Schuyki
and said tie reports that the stream impure
greatly exaggerated ne showed by the deah rate Of
past fifteen years that the 81 10 every
1000 Inhabitants less IN proportion than any other CITY
except London. Colonel Ludlow said that Philadephia
from ought 70 De the neathiest city IN the
world and II would If 1t twere not FOR the city suthori
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
MRS. HANNAN's CLAIM AGAINST MISS HoYr.

In behalf OF Mss Mary Irenc f1uyI III Un IIIdI OF
to suit against brought by Mrs Eliza Hannah TO re-
cover services of the husband Of the latter
pr Hannah cxper in insanity in the Hoyt VIII
contest examined yesterday IN
supe lur before Judge Iru4X ana jury. DIT Lewis A
Sayrc testified -a hc had heard OF Dr. Hd4nan and
lguu.l IA ur A- nrst visit o Miss Hoy
aua - far each slDs.q lent visit Dr William r. Pryor
Thought rr from - to 10 proper charge Professor
john OIirluaux the gna council for ss Hoyt
testified had Dr Hannah Ia court but once TX
judo. William FueIt The in the viii case,
the ehoc The summed, up Oy Geu.
e!a amin lutI for Mss HuyL and ~ W idA Allan
for the plaintiff 4 sealed verdict ordered.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
Mn. ANp MEs. LoEHRss poMEsTIC TR0UBLEs.

Wilhemina LOehrs will receive 30 week and a
counsel Of $50 by Of Chief Judge sedgwk Of the
hapel or from LoehIs pending her suit against
BIN for limit ivorce IN her complaint She says they
b. ISIS. and have bad two CHI dlcn one
o. whom Ea age ten IS st living She alleges that lie has
been uhua dluukard since So and has az different
tre~ threatened Of window, 70 shoot her
win (which he POINTED at her-t9 cut her
throat 10 brain her with club While she
bed He struck her and save her black eye one
september 10 out Of home,
and refused provide her and their child
~ I. iaFortc when ~ OAC TED were 10
bt the hair and 10 throw crock
e@ss and ol knives and forks at his Wife He
Threatened 80 k hel and Ler + they returned hone
f owed them 10 TIE house OF her q her 70
used and ured shot AT Ler
father, which missed HIM
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NJrh Rir.r. Yesssls md RLLr0IfL
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COCoA-sellng in a moderate way at previous figures.
SOAL-ln moderate request ami hrmly held.
CHlCCOK1 quiet and without essen ai change
CpFFEF-The demand for RIO stock continues fairly &C
i've ana the market firm the basis Of fair In
Soicts sales OF 1000 bags RIO options quiet but firm
-r. l5-5O bags and market closing firm at May lbi 70
l39 June. 7.4OG 7.4ji July. 73o07.4O August 7.SC
80; September, 72JG73D. October. 7.2Odl.2Ji 80
Venber, IZU a7.25 December 10 T1.30. Mid grades
quiet and unchanged bui firm Sales. 100 bags Mara
caloO and 100 BAGS SavanIa
cOTION spot Cotton moderately active at l6c lower,
closing steady at the Port receipts 7.719 bales.
a2ainst s,52j bales Septen-
per ln9 9s3 bales comparing with iGo947 bales last
year Sales. l.Ol6 bales j4 last evening" including 725
bales Tor export and 2y bales FOR consumption.
ton asI
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
AyAnER1cAy SHIP SUNK BY COLLISION.

BosToN, May ii (Spec,al.-A dispatch re-
cevec in to-day from Batavia, East indies says
that the ship Ice King Captain Bartlett, from uoo,
Philippine Islands, for Boston. sunk by collision
with an unknown steamer May z. OF Point Loyds.
The lee King was good ship OF 1873 tons, built at East
Boston In 1877 but recently owned IN New. York by
MCKAY Dix She had cargo OF about l,5OO tons
sugar. cOnsl gned To the Boston sugar Refinery The
ship valued about $50 0O0 and the cargo ~ about
Doc 900 The officers aud OF the Ice King are re-
ported been saved The cargo Is insured IL Bos-
ton aad New York Offices.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
LIQUOR LICENSES ~ CRICA GO.

CHICAGO, May ii Especial. Last year there
were 3.430 saloon licenses Up to noon to-day
sny l5lS had been granted No licenses will be Issued
70 saloons places where music and liquor are
con bned. The collector has a black list which is
3uruisEed by the Police Department and this ncudes
humber OF places to be suppressed account Of real or
supposed connection with the Anarchists.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

HARD Oh ScoTcHaEs.-Long ages ago, IN times
mote that history does not III The epoch. dreadful
va waaed between the King OF Cornwall and the King
q ocoand ecottish val0r prevailed and the King OF
Cornwall Defeated The bcortish monarch, elated
~ sacooss for his Prime Minstor Lord Alexander
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

In State bonds there we're sales OF North Carolina
special taxes at 10, South Carolina "BroTns OS az
10 Nir-iuia 6s deferred n 90 aud trust receipts az
9a9l2 and Missouri g., l-ot a. iOi IL u el'J '"n~
stock only Continental sold ~ az III
Railroad bonds were unusually dun hut he pt'ces
general ruled firm. Erie second cOn-Oh were q over
al s6l2 but ue funded coupon js l9 higher III - 2
Missouri Kansas aud Texas first cOnsOl- we're stro- q
10 and the Is steady Ht Sb ana ~
Central OF NewJcrsey issues were la easier wiz
small transactions Canada Southern Lrat % were UP 4
at 1D7. West shore guaranteed Is we're hfIn a.
lO24.d1Oo--. Now-l Ork Chicago and 81. LOUIS hIst
and Western irsts rose lO7. ST. faul hrst-
Pacific and Western we're up L NJ -, 4 ana
Terminal - steady at lo52 Michigan Lake >hore
and Western hrss y TO lis and Incomes were UP
3. to 1884 Kansas Pacific consois active ~ lOl L
QlOl = Northern Pacific hlsls were steady a. II au
the seconds firm At 50 O. Oregon IraLsconLehIa
1rsts mp l. AT 35A. . -,,
mp by currency loss OF SI9J7-7 less coin gain
of -9OSSi. The days operations covered: Receipts
S~91 ig6; payments. Fl3O0399 resu tn- ih balances
Money easy al a = per ceAt, ana c4caei AZ 42
per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was a. follows
Exchanges, -i,&1O.lZo; balances. : l,3S3, LOO
Ihe United states Treasury at Washington received
%4sO.OOO National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were t20O06 and tho Internal
revenue rcce pta S315, -.
The foreign exchanges were dull and w r We
revise quotations Tor business as follows 41ntess
mAs - -64 ana - - tor IoAE ana shoi. her.-IS
-ecvey, 81 - ana a. l1t i0r irdhcsi yrr Gl4 30 y
for reichmarl-s 4O4 and 4Oi2 Tor guilaers.
In London British cOnsOs closed unchanged at
100 J-l6 and 100 ZIG 5pectvelY for money and
count United states bonds steady American rail-
WAYS AZ he Oueniug followed yesterdays late decline
in the markets and made recovery during the
daY Bar silver was weak ana telI y L. 20 - !. per
ounce English standard. The Bank OF England Lost
4l.3,OOO bullion on Dial tncc AZ Paris trench 3 pct
cents were easier - G2 and sight exchange OF Lon
don was firm al 2J-o irAues 20 the !.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
Tile PErROLEUN lARKEE


The certificate speculation yesterday showed
tendency relapse into s old grooves oi duinf's
There we're less than 100000 barrels dealt in but tue
covering OF shorts the sales OF thursday Failed the
market from 72a7I7s to 72s.S724 ceLts. The news
from the petroleum country 10, startling IN char
acter and IL 10 doubtful that it is Influencing any
operators but those WHO are bac.ed by good
hank accounts and hot miu0 nAcLl1t!Ons
OF 5 cents against them Only when soma
particular well is opened do the room tf-lers Opef.o
on tue field The heavy operators remain divided
between the question whether the low price o. crude
doesn't discount every reasonably possible det 10 nens
In the WashiugOn the Kane or the OHIO districts or
tiou and tagnson Of speculative Investment ere
ard abroad Will not cause a lower level yet lie Jil
market ended steady bat without much sigS neance,
The OF prices and the total dealings AZ L"e Con-
soidaled Exchange were as fol.ows
Opening. 72 Lowes'......-....' q 2
Hlghesg..................723i Final nal-.......: =
Sales barrels -o' ,'VV"
There wa. no change in the quotation of refined 20
troleum, which closed at ~ cents per gallon.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LoSDoN. MAY 1l-l2:3o p m-Consols. tOl ios none
ami Ol 40 the Atantc and Gre1e we.,ern
First Mortgage Trustees certacltes 20 20 second Mort;
9onsoi. So illinois central. ll0h. Mexican ordinary.
26is: ST Paal Common. ssis New YORK Central i0ii
pyParis asices quote Three Per Cent Rentss
francs 80 cen,les FOR the account. -
and 1917 Tor the account Atlantic and Grear Western
Tr-t Mortgage Trustees Certificates 80 p Canadian Pt c
6iS. Ellie second C0asos, as7s Mexican Ordinary. y Vi
Paul Common. y.
Hudson Bay Company 232
90 francs 10 centimes FOR account and hanse %
London at - francs % centimes for caecks NJ , -,
The amount bullion Withdrawn from tho BAak OK Eng
land On balance to-day Is al23.OO0
spanish Fours, o7'4
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
BINALNG AND FINANCIAL.

United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
All stocks and bonds listed on the Ncw-York Stock
Exchau ge bought and sold on commission fol cash
Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
on monthly balance, subject to draft at sgut
HARVEY FISK x SONS,
2S Nassau-st., NcW-IOrk
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
Entirely Cured.
Ayers Sar

BAPARILLA has entirely cured Of this troublesome
humor Ellen Ashworth Evanston Wyoming Ter.
Prepared hy DE. J. c. Aver a Co. Lowell MasA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
New tlr1el1i
STAINED.
- Fxrrenes.


Options active the Eci9ng and quiet in the after
Market opened points decline and closed al 3
points decline. sses 17.700 bales ncudiDg 700 bales by
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

SPIRITS OF ruRPESTINE
CBARLrsTos. May ll.-rurDsntiue dall At 3Qc
bAVAEAn May IA 4-turVeDtins stsAdy AZ ooe3Or-
WILMINGTON. May lA.-i iarpentino ngn ~ sve.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
sapariIIa,

am confident cure viii result therefrom have nsed n
and speak from experenceF. o. Lorns Brocktoa. MAaA
so,4 By Druggists Price 81 ak bottles. ~