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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07
ESUcl1Lcn's Arnica SaEVc,

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all skin erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price IS cents per box. For sale by
M. E. Leatherman.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07
You tEr:ssI 40 Much OF Patent

wa w. Ssasa ~ VA aea NJ "hS"s
Mcd,clncs and You find ont what it is after
yop try it, Try all If it: then if Won are not
satisfied, take the old STANDARD DR.. Ocllig Il
= outZ Tome EIXrr and BlliorS Pills, that
have nrv, iaiI"d in Sixty wears Of trial 1t
is So rrliahIr and beneficial. tat it cares,
whtn others fail, Biliousn"ss, Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Nervous Affections. Down
bearing. t regulates the REGULAR course of
nature, cures I.tucorrhca or Whites: all nvr-
volts persons should try it. DR.. Ocll- X
Piuu,H' Tonic EiNrr Is known to lie the
Greatest Ladies Medicine N America DR..
John OcilIg came from the Old Country and
it is now manufactured hv'M ID. pioWtZ, OF
'Wayncshoro, Pa, since 1871, where he has
helped when other t,ilc,l in this and adjoin-
nr counties AMI in Western States. Iou
will find letters in another column.
W holcsar Agents,
W. J Parker d Co.,,
80 :. Howard 4 l,S W. Lombard Sis,
Baltimore, Nd
Dr. VI T. Californian,
MccmuicsloMn, Md.
S, Schlry 4 Bro,
Frederick City, Md.
StD1,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07
Scottja ale, Pa. May %, 1888.
To whom il may concern:

To whom il may concerns
was aiiing fora number of years win Il
disease of the lungs liver complaint, constl-
patton and nervousness and | had at ltaS'
twenty doctors and got no relief from any OF
them, until Jaw Dr. Ptoutz of Waynrslnrn
Pa. now at Gunnclisvilc. He saw me and |
commenced taking his medicine (Tonic FL,
iXcr and Bilious l'is) and in three days az
ter ing the first dose was getting help
and am now still getting better all the time.
During The time OF two weeks taking of
medicine have been helped and am still
getting better. For 90 wears have sprn, at
least 5000 and never had the same rricf,hat
noH have Charles Savers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07

TO the puhli,-A>hlanl, Pl. Dec. Is, 'S3
This is to certify that for ten days | was
consi ipa,cd and in the hands OF several ,cal-
Ing physicians, without help from them. DR..
ptou,Z being then 1T Ashland. was called on
and sitter giving two doscS of the DR.. Orlhg
x pluulz' bilious pills, | was entirely cured
and able to attend to my work. | heartily
recommend him to my friends. Respectfully
George Lewis
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07
. GlU---------
SHIPS AZ Sf,t.
By BARRY GRAY.

| have ships that went to sea
More than fifty years ago;
None ave vet come home to me
But are sai!ing to and fro
| have seem them in my sleep,
Piungng through the >horeless deep,
With tattered sails and battered huIls,
While around them screamed the gulls
Flying low, flying low.
| have wondered why they stayed
From me, sailing round the world,
And | said Tin half afraid
That their SuIs will ne cr be fnrlel.
Great the treasures that they hold
Silks and p'umeS and bars Of gold
While tn" spices that they bear
FIJI with fragrance all the air
As they sail, as they sail.
All, each sailor in the port
Knows that I have ships at sea,
or the winds ard waves the sport,
And the sailors pity me.
Off they come and with me walk,
Cheering me with hopeful talk,
Till put my fears aside,
And. contentcd, watch the tide
Rise and fall, rise and fall.
| ave waited on he piers.
Gazing for them down the bay,
Days and nights for many years,
Till turned heart-sick away.
But the pilots when they land
Stop and take me b. the hand,
Saying :-'Iou will live TO see
Your proud vessels come from sea,
One and all, one and all.
So never quite despair,
Nor let hope or courage fail;
And some day when skies are fair,
Up the bay my ships will sail.
| shall thea buy all need,
Prints to took at, books to read,
Horses, wines and works of art
Everything-eXccpt a heart
That is lost, that is lost.
Once, when | was pure and young
Richer, too, than am now,
Ere cloud was o 'er me flung
Or a wrinkle creased my brown,
There was one " hose heart was mine ;
Bnt she's something Low divine,
And, though come my ships rom sea,
They can bring no heart to me
Evermure. evermore
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07
FIRE INSURANCE.

No notes, no assessments. prompt settle
mrnlr and lowest rates in best and largest
companies in the tnrlcd States. Represent
irg lns Co. of North America, Phoenix.
PENNSYLVANIA SPRINGFIELD, Wa, hington Fire
and Marine, Agricultural, Fire Association
and Frcmrns 5, combined assets amounting
to S2G,I49, l3t A,
FREEMAN & THOMAS,
Gent Insurance Agents.
Opposite 20 West Patrick st,
City Hotel. Frederick, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07

NlyNl' Send 10 cents postage, and =,
uEU we VIII mail You free roya'
II Uia ;valulh'c, sample box of goods
that will put You IN the way of making mo'e
ncnev a, once, than anything else in Alcri-
ca. Both sexes of all ages can live at home
and work in spare time, or all the time.
Capital not required. We will start you.
Immense pay sure for thosc who start at
once. STINSON l. co., Portland, Maine
nov % IL
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07

FnluGmcK, Mn, ArElL .p, 1856.
The former management OF the Nl'v no
,G desire to inform the travelling pubic,
hat tncy have removed from the City H"'el
and are now conducting the "Carlin House,
Garner at Church ana Court
streets, The large residence OF COZ. her
spcrrcr was recently purchased and has been
CONNECTED with the Hotel.
The spacious, bright and AIRY rooms OF 'he
NEW ADDITION
,uakc the aunrx particularly desirable ior
,SsssYEEE%t. SALES MEN.
ORR COUNTY FRIENDS
who have pa,roni1ed Us so long at the w!
Hotel will always receive Kind attention al
the Cnrlin House. Respectfully,
\. {. CARLiN.
c. D, DOLL, ,
Manager. M'Y'o'l
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07

EaMEI - for working people Send 10
I'D i;a - cents postage, and We will
\ 4 Ers e7H mail You free, n royal, valua
bic sample box of goods that will put You in
the way of making mo money in few
days than YOU ever thought possible at any
business. Capital not required. You can
live at home and work at spare tine "n y,or
all the time. All of both sexes, Of all ages,
Yrandlv cccs-ful, 50 cents to s. easily
canned every evening. That all who want
work may test the business. we make this
unparalleled offer To all who are not well
we will send 81 10 pay for the trou-
bic OF wri, 'ng us. Full particulars, dircc-
tons, etc, s'nt free. Immense pay absolute
~ sure for all who start at once Don't de-
lay. Address ST,NsoN & Co. Portland, Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07

%2n0 0A0. %'> ~rns ' n". r" and S'% ND
'~VVtVVVmailyo You will get free pack
are of goods of large value, tina, Will start
YOU in work that will Mt once bring you in
money faster than anything else in America.
All about the $20o,o0O in presents with each
box. Agents wanted everywhere, of either
sex, of all ages, for all tie time, or spare time
only, to work for MS at their own homes
Fortunes for all workers absolutely assured
Don't delay. II. llMLL1T y Co. Portland
Marie
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06

Among the state bonds Louisiana consol IA sod az
73Q797.-an advance OF 81 North Carolina 6s lJIJ A.
SO and South Carolina Browns at 1lOi2. There was
no OF city bank stock ,., ,.h
The market Tor railway bonds fully sympathlZed win
the share list Erie second consOls rose per cent u
-6Is na the FUNDED IS cent higher al oJA2
Missouri, and Texas genera! 6s were up AZ
louis rrsr 6s receipts up q at s0s77s Coum
Dus Hockidg Valley and Toledo nrsts rose ~ 70 20.
Richmond and Danvile debcntures were u hlgheI 81
iOl IA Green Bay WinOna and ST. Paul incomes rose =
to asa st. Paul irsts Pacific aud Western were up =
and strong at lO6 Denver and Rio Grande consOl re-
re ,fs rose per cent 70 100 Fort Worth and Denver
arsts Increased pa 81 and Gu. Colorado ana santa
Fe gold from lOl 10 lO14 SlO2.
Money ruled easy 2d2le per cent and exceptionally
at 3 per cent anu closed offered al per cent y
The Clearing House statement was as fOllovs; EA-
chauges, tlI9. .362. $40 balances, s4,6e9.S3l
The United states Treasury at Washington rccei'su
SAOg. 600 National 70 ink notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were S-2i,9ol and the hIerha
revenue receipts S6Ol,5l5. ~
The foreign exchanges were quiet and steady NJ quo
tatlous for business Us follows: Bankers DIS - sOs
and "a sss for long and sterling rrspeotivey
= ana 5I45s for france 9jas AID 9o7s Tor reioh
mark, , 4Ol4 and iOia FOR gudors. 80, q , q
in London British cOnsos q higher at lOl y 10
AMERICAN railways not only opened with material an-
yauces but hg CHER than the equivalent OF YESTERDAY
csug nome prices At the close there were snali TO-
actous from the best hgarcs- Al Paris, French per
the Lehign and wilkesbarre Coal Company announces
the payment ON aud after May ~ OF gle per cent inter
est on It's registered income bonds Issued or iuno
eoupons from the Consolidated Mortgage bonds. Ahe
transfer books close May L.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
.B1s TO DRIVE A MULE IN SIX LAYGU4 GES


An ex-sea captain, who lives at No. III
eackett-st. Brooklyn, and can speak six Inherent
languages has published card Offering his services DO
master of canal boat and is surprised thar the
canal companies have trodden on one anO1Acr .
heels in their haste man OF his mutiIafioH'
nngual att2lnments
- Thought Of course" he said yesterday to TRIBUNE
reporter tnat they would all want man that was a
renulue talker am Norwegian, you see ana went
through the FricdIka University IL CAIsudIa, WueIe
I Icaruec norwegian. Swedish and Danish Went 10
a. ffrr that and picNed up French German anc Eng
Isn have been painter for three years IN Brooklyn
AND now want to 20 pack 10 the wafer ol1 IanEuaEes
YOU AOw are mighty useful on snip, especially "Asn
n. Norwegian VINO speaks them. You see, can taAe
innler mere harbOr and board any vessel Will
out Delug cheated Dy the mate and skipper ana on a
yoyaee could talk with the people IL al the ports IL
Their Ian nguages - .. ..u -.
hui how about the canal boat" suggested the re-
porter. - .,,oo .Ao, o,,- 9th Or
Mace iu the World" returned the captain Don you
tlnk man who can talk in six tongues al cana! Auie
Is worth naladozen ordinary skppers Inc hues Ee'
kiua OF used English Oaths and dOn NINA lheH NOR
fran whoa or "A git up. But good Danlsl or Nor
is in II and sixteen Otner tOa
souanfs would whole team on q trOt. knew l.
nIky mule once a tOw-path. Inc driver LIu eA-
haus ed his breath and his vocabulary IN van Iut 1c
csntaiu wAo was fortunately countryinan o. lDlne'
W lied our Of the caDln ripped ont string OF oalAs
shout foot long ana the mule walked OF as II a bee
Saa stung MS ear The sensation new you know
Tie beast forgot eyeryth else and hasnt Deeh KhoWA
10 ba!k since. I'm looking for place Dy almost every
mai
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw YORK "wednesday May 5.-BEEYh Receipts veae Re-
la cars OF 700 head-lOs Al Jersey ClY - c1rs a
Wrenaw zen and II Cohst Iotal ior iour Gays
heed agns Os5 head the corresponding time @s. Wesk
Tne Weehawken FOR export anu aOouI AL 'ho
trading was Al jersey C!y. mo.. /. cara of
Al these YARDS there were Ia-,zesIl5 eal' q q
snsDeIser and carloads OIL Prime aay rcsaSTG
fErer car loads leaving but little over 80 car On 5.
liz mar II opened and higher, ana COMMON 70 ~
averaging 05O 70 800 ID sold at IN aoFance OF
ion 30 over prices wlle eoaIs. heASy Nate
not no As demand light steers ana sno ess
Improvement aud toP grades rsrg not c6 sod down 10
81 40. the range for very ORDINARY 70 rbaico r~o
and rtr bringing s6 % outsde asures tor 50 IAN
casters averaging 800 b which went TO AL
Old OIon sold at 81 SUGs5 90 Bulls and stays a - oo~
81 bO and Dry Cows az t3 ass per 100 ID - a, oo,,
The Uiophia. with lo2 Live Catte on BOARD er % ~ b
.u,th xot yesterday OF Red HOOK. ana htn 10 m
iahtened Of her cargo Inc Cattle Will psops9y ps NJ "a
.nne on he which salls ton morrow WIN 3ou nnAa
be laden with Live attie 70 ui
nv \ Mcrris and both the Holland anu brl'~ni0 "i'
f,e.,.d Bssf and Mutton BY Joseph Eastman o~ =, sa
-aIes- F sader Co. St Louis steers l'oIu 10 ~ ~
n.r 100 NJ So do 26e r. at 50 1J rs do LIB AZ ~
r. DO Db n 50 60i so DO i5O D. at 50 % 90 hdiah AZ
40 All M M 81 i2L ~ do 400 n, a 81 % .3 40 80
n Of 81 900 lto2 S at So %, u 40 40 20 DO 2d
D. II - ~, ~ do lG0 D. st - Ao Al aoAsAoo "'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
THE COURTS.
70 SHE PROF. pARLING's DAUGHTERi
-v WOMAN WHO Is coNrEsTISa THE WILL TELLS
nv


vHr WOMAN WHO is coNTEsTISa THE WILL TELLS
HEK srorr.
IN onposition 10 admitting to probate the
iii Of Professor William Darling several witnesses
r.re examined yesterday before the Surrogate Lewis
i.f,rts. brotherInlaw OF Catharine Leferts, VINO
ans TO be the daughter OF the tsstor testified to her
sood character. Similar testimony was given by
Charles II. HouselHy, who had known her since iso9'
Mrs Iefer;s. who saii she was born on November q,
fs3S. in Charleston Montgomery County. ,produeea
Amiiy Bible IN Which her name was entercu 40 Ss.x
srine Darling with the date OF her prtn. I'm
She said: My mother gave me this bio,e IN Iso3 De
fore married Charles McDuty. nay latners uA"v
Vss William Darln ne and nv no theirs Hannah Daring
Her ner married a second time When tus Mltness
was five years old The witness came TO New York with
= family named Iamscv Mrs Lsnsey first informed
ber Professor Darling wac her iather' ,ae -"
bin ior the first time when she came mere. ,.S sr
and nad her board She also visited him In New YORK
When she was twelve years old she came 20 new
10 live with her father who had woman with MN call
Ing herself Caroline Darling and claiming 70 be his VIE
The witness exhibited her marriage certincates sue
married Charles McDufy and after three days LETT hn
III s5l Robert Leferts saved her IRE wneh snS Sa
ncarl~ run She married him after McDuHy )
death and told bin her history ana De maze ner Kiss
Bible and promise that she would never SPEAK 10 nef
father again She produced the certificate oi her mar
riacc N Lecrts which she said her husband had tor,
IN strips had pasted together AFTER ner
5eath she called Mrs. DoacroS. told her her history
and offered 10 take IS 900 ana settle the will contro.
versy Her husband on hts dying bed said They'll
The witness was extremely garrulous and the surro-
ca,e had 70 SION her Frequently rambling rephes
krthnr Deacroix age nineteen, the son Of the pro-
ponent was and Identified letter "r1tten W
George Buckham 70 bis mother Jps' haS a tnown her
brother professor as he supposed hu 10 pc suoc
1892 and asked permission to attend the e
letter in reply was Identified IN Whlcn sne s'' H
testator my poor dear brother" -
Archibald VI stewart. OF The Scottish American.
the will testified that the tcstator Ia MS
presence the first will into two pieces
The hearing was adjourned TIL next Iues0ay'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
CALENDARs To-Day.

SUPREME COURT. cH4ysEn.5- Before Donohge !; ITNos
IS, 3 40 6 l0l lOs' ll3 49, ISL IiO 444oS 44 -o0'
stFSHAs cogGI-G GENERAL TsEN-Brady j. Daniels mel
f7o i73 ~ ss 1855 IsS i53 ieo i65 l60 lss 2Ol
srPsfaE Cotai-sPEcAL TFRN-PARr I-Beiore Van
'STf SFaRNE Barrett
srSsTxx ntI ,Sg Beach u
Nos 3ll4. 1875 zss, 2SoO loo2 AZ, p EoS 5oz5'
25 26.2 262i. 2625 2o26 $50 2o5' -e0S -oo4 -oV-'
srPREyE CoURT-CIRcuIT-PiEI III-Befcre Andrews J,
sTFEFHE couST-cIEcrn-PAR PART Iv.-Befcre Lawrence. J.
I ase on NOaay cslenGAr. - - .
sUsnoGATks cduRI-Beiore Rollins sIW4 o. B BrGgeI
sTFnnoH 9an Coca?-rEc1AL TER-Beore sedgwck. j.
SUPERIOR couaI-TalAL TEEM-PART L-BefoIe orc Ipgra-
nam 155 40 -a - "a, I0' 4'''' 4''O'
l srpEToa le S III II aS rrua.
yNos ~ !0Ol - 20 80 ~ ~ / - 1a2 10 10 T. i5I
i6o4 1903 1910 loIZ l64. l0-S l541. 1854 lass l629
surKMoR CorRr-TnIAI TERM-PART 1II.-BefOre o'GOr.
man J-Nos g ase on Py PRf TSi efore Freed
I5.s n.t; ISL u i5.s - 5ss $50 1880 I5sI
stoSer J-Nos Z A., 40 ~ 90. 81 IS 100 l0I 4O- lO5
PLEsEqyTT TE4A4aqqFnfSa Ss9 for o S5. torn
COMMON pLHAs-TRIAL rERN-PARr I-Defore Van Hoe
sen 1891 1862, 1906 l7Os, 1919, l71 l4of lfo4
consoS PLEAs-TR1AL TEax-PARI I1-AdiouIned for the
on coUgT-TsAL TFR%7P4ET & itlS5s 5s sa5 o559
Z g. o565 15s4 0aGs 6367 0S69 6375, 657s oSs2 6Jeo
cry couE1-TaAI rEaHP PART Before ore Enrich . Zoo Jo
d. ~ \ % s.5s ,ss 5si6 5sal 5e5s
CRY CotRITEAL rraM-P4Er IlITBsfor, Browne "a;
e245 ESQ 81 = 500 4szJ $50. e5io 6392 1898 .-+
gistrlct 4tiOTneys Fellows 4n4 Pury-AdoarAe4
couEI slssIossP4aT ,,,8S IBetore 59dso
Osas aa TO- H. Il IS - 10 l6 IL IS, ~ 90
CCtar OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr 1.-Before Recorder
snyt6 and Assistant DetTiet or9ey VS. 2o
q y. Is 4, Is. 26.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06

New Mixed Western. "a 81: california No. A. os Iod
H.. Californian No o. ID aSs.-d. per ceth proiuoo
splrltaOf rnrOeafli 2s s.: DO London ~. "a.
"a D - Dcr gallon cioyersp-
American Red SfS Tu.oT2Js. 10 rercgt RH3e.
-COnBoT. 9Gs Pale ia ot 1Os % idnscod on 2fa,
Or IaO~-riBe A1'rc n. s5s 81: Pri ~ CtGy.
I'D AieIcau ''rIzecsi'd IS si. had quart
> = =. "a rtrs al per .
LCsDON. JPrCGucrf te-f on. z ~ in2 SfNtlv
! g. tnn CIc1Ga lnscc 3gs. a. Der quarter dnsee1
CAKE. y jsA - kpdned frfrpeun.J '-i.
64s Dcr gUJI spfS u rgrDslftls. kjs ud. Der cwls
sperm on tls Derto kcsl -g0mmcn y tc.Dsr cvr;
Pale IoS Wil& Sr.ylsiOns- TART 55z vi. Oef wi. f0f
American sntai. ll-. u. per l3r luOa ntrIfneu
polITzng 90. lni ID Dout dor CID1 GasrOysi 10 flf
rthnn2 IiDt- istrsiisn TIDw -BssL "a ut 1i5S
Oh Mutton 2k. 81 = - g. cO~Da Ngt Oii-Ceyion
g 81 81 cochin. ~@J&2r -.
ANrwKIP. NAY j-feiro cum a zine pale An Tfrln l6
francs confines laf AMI 3 francs - ntia =
El.aMaN. May l-PcLr.-enmL mArks 30 yiaIn..A
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
THE PFTROLEUH ptFREC

There was no character 70 the oil speculation
yesterday. The fluctuations fractional aud the
business dwiaded extremely small proportions. The
price n shade lower than ihs last the pre-
day ard the last price only nearer the highest
than lowest Ihe Hold Rows neagre, bDt oy 90
favorable 70 advance and yet prices showed
plain Inclination 10 IN al opposite iiferfDn ~ ths
news The strength OF the market was rerarkabe In
Of fulness and the evieYt absence OF 2dO3o
demand. The business Is confined 10 the rOOn-
The OF prices and the aeanngs at the Con-
sodated Exchange were rs follows:
ODening. ~ lowest. s2f
1873 f1na.- s3f
Sstcs. A'l 'sV'N
The price of rsGned oi unchanged at "a cents 81
Philadelphia and Baltimore well as EeWYVrk.
OIL CITY. Penn. May 5.-crli ie OH -Sltionll Tran
si: Certificates opened At 1914 and closet a 73is
highest price, $50 G27s sales 7sO.OOC
barrels shipments, 67,232 barrels; charters. 35,sJ
barrels cearances, 1902 900 barrels; 1894 bar
rels.
BRADFORD. Penn., MAY 5-Crute Oii-vsto1L Tran
sit Certificates oDrnei at 1913 aud closes. 1874;
highest price. 73la lowest proc, 727s clearances
$4,000 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
COTTON MAaxer,-sY rELg7aApq

LIVERPOOL MAY 5-l23j m.-C0tton hrm with a iar de-
mali, AOIGn. plants 5-lid.; DO. NtAng Drean3.
I'D >t's-iu.O1J bars including 1890 bales Tor sD.ct-
ans eVp9r receipts. l..JOO bales. llc.l.ns 10
bales American. Futures .'eltY lpsnGs Low NHilns
clause May and June delivery tat 6id. DO.
uv-rv. S-,il. also 9tifd TO- Auru and september
te VERY. l0hd DO ocrem er ami october delivery ,
~f-t do OctO ."r and Nov lDer delivery. 4C d.. iO.
November anl December delivery. Ioidi do 7eptem
Der delivery. . ll-Htd
Tenders Golyeres roday's clearinys. 800 bales
p The of the Jay incudei 3. 700 bales Ameri-
can
Futures dui Cplands Low Nitilng claIse nay fe lv
erv 5 -ii' sellers d1 MAY end IUn" ueiyerr. Sh4L
June and Juy d.v"ry site sellers 10 July
August delivery. Sold. do. August and
delivery, .-U4d Duyer- october and November
delivery Odd 5eTs ,4O. November and 10 ccnper del T.
cry l-t4- sellers 10. september delivery ll-G+G
sellers
D m-Cofton- Futures closed Tat. Upands Low Midd-
ling clause. AY delivery. lot1 BUY 10 Nay andJ lr
tad buyers do. July and August delivery. ,-td sellers
Angus. aut september delivery. lp-Dad sellers
go. september and october delivery, 5o4d. buyers 10
october aud NOv.nb'r te.ittlT > --Did sellers do
November and December delivery, l-U4G sellers do
sept very. IL "a ID. seller.
GALVESTON. Nay 5-t0ton dul tnd nominal; hiid!lng y
Low Nldullug So. Good Ordinary llDi net anu grOss
receipts. a-4 bales stock 20. 700 Dales
SAVANNAH. Nay 81 OttJu sfetfv: hddlng ~. Low
MldDg ol Good Ordinary, -. uet ana gross receipts,
$40 Daes Exports cOtstwi'e, -.o4 Oaes stock, @ooSI
bales
NGw-ORLEAxs May 5.-Cotton hrm; Mddling. o: Low
Middliu: SO. GOD Ordinary sis net receipts 2.1Ol
baes gross 1857 bales exports To Grat Britain, S-26
naies. wise, 3,Joo OAes sAes 5000 bales, sioeK
lJ4O3J bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.

There WAS more fun than business done at
tho Protnco Exchange yesterday. Inc members could
control tho former not the latter The strike EN-
h,o IN tho West continued 10 the detrment OF trade
here aud the only advces from Chicago were "atrAes
have d,moraized trade. No business doing ana don't
lnoY when there will be-" The market Tor wheat
oDcrrd shade caster. but IN the absence OF any aeTa
e1po- demand and .necuatOn oo.nS lIecss Ihe
M nr.ces we're igt. The total tansactons IN "heat
srng 90 TO only about 900 600 bushels, OF whch only
Z 600 bushels we're taken fog export S-Th Nnea.
o,eueI a shade below cOsng price on Iuesd'y, Ou1
4 .t gscd fOr months a. aDout me SAINT ce9
:. fLe Iav before and follows: May, ~ june
o.. Jy 1s August. 9Zl2; September, b3SS' Octo-
ber SiIo. November, 95os pecenDer. 1''s. Norn N.h
wa evon cun than wheat Sna 200 % , hIs @
,oa, trausactions amounting 10 about oOOVOO pu,he
ouy - 600 bushels taken for export frces cIOsu
nj e better than az The opening, DuJ mere Was io .'t
to Tie market aud closed for the day az te
t-ures May. 4Tl June. A.; JElyl1-& hu-us', a. -
Oats we're more sluggish than any OF tie otAei cs.
$50 900 bushels beiug the toiai Of the business uo
There was 10 material change IN prices al any tinc
the CAV Tie market cO.ng at these nufes la} oVa
Juuc 3j August 32ia II was the dulcst day seen ia
gcOas Ia ard UeIDg cay loo terccs ii op1OHs Huu
ONLY 80 Heroes spot The closing prices loTl@ Mce
May 50 Ia June SO u July ~ 2Si August 20 of ;
eepteluDer 80 Al OCTOBER, 80 a.. . ~.
Tie receipts OF grain and -four at new ioTK' btlLI-
more Philadelphia ana Boston yesterday were:
whrat, lis.34f bushels corn. 6O,5gl Dushe;s cas-
.O3 7g2 hushels; total grain 2o2,CJ4 bushels n0ur
tbe receipts we're: Wheat $1,000 bushes; co,p
Sl9.lO5 bushels; oats. 2l6s1S bushels tOta gram
bSl, 1Oe bushels; -four. 1880 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
Ry,rllgEAIAG WEsr SIDE sTREET&

The Mayor signed several days ago the
ordinance renumberu tie of Central PARK
iron, Fi.y-ninih 10 One-huDdre land-tenth stS, be-
- n, ,gtfh Figrth-av. Heretofore they have been
nteIed nom 800 10 correspond win tie streets below
an. aaoye Central PaIk. Now the streets named VII
ben with 80. / on ElshtA-aye. ". Z. stokes aAa
several other large properly OwLcrs on the west sde
erc Instrumental in having tns decided Improvement
br0uklt about. Naturally everybody AflAg IL tAe
cis rlrt Affected Is grateful. to tlen
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worm feirer. gesseLs ant Rrur,11s
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT

CoFFEF-Rio ddn NJ Sac for Fair; options dur and
sny Sona usSsa1sed os closing sa sa S9o 9nss 1
ID, % October, 720a7.25; November :. 20 072ji De
cemDer I2O0l.2J Mid grades nrm. Sales. loo mats
assb so. . eI NSachs IL Loo peeuls Psdans from the
COTTON-Spot Cotton 1l6c higher ana moderately ac-
I'VE sales "a bales 81 last evening" including 200 for
pot ana f4 FOR home Deliveries contract
aOv Daes Receipts at the ports today, 10 l15 bales,
against $40 this day last week and l,28 last year
Inc quotations accordin. American classification