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New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
COTTON NARxers-sY TELsGsApH.

change Mddins Cplands. 3D. do. Mddhng orleans.
l.Idd 5000 bales ncludinz 1000 bales for
ulaOn and export: receipts $4,000 bales including s %
bales American. Futures quiet; Uplsnds Low Middjng
clause. April and May delivery 45HG4d 40. May and
Juue delivery 5p6id also oO-D4d do June and July
delivery o64d; also 6204di do July anu August ds
livery l64d DO August and september delivery 3D.
> D. m Corton-The sales the day included $500
bales American
Futures closed steady; Uplsnds Low Mdding clsuse,
March delivery j7-6id. buyersl do. March amt April
delivery G4d. buyers. DO Apri and May delivery.
! Js-6fL sellers do May ann June delivery, 6D-64d
buyers DO. June aud July delivery 626lo buyers; do.
July August delivery Lad buyers do. August and
september delivery, > Cad buyers do september and
October delivery, 264d. value do. september delivery.
S.64d. buyers -.
ling clause MarcD delivery j7-64d BUYERS; do. March
delivery. j1-G4d buyers; do. April and NAV
delivery sellers do May and June delivery, TO-
Cad sellers; Jun, and July delivery. o64d sellers;
DO July delivery. sl.04d buyers do August
and september delivery J46id buyers do september and
October delivery, 2-64d value do september delivery,
6-oid buyers. ~
Low Middln. 3 7lG. Good Ordinary. net and
bales c0astwise 3t9S bales 255
bales stock. 1880 Oales.
sAvANNAH March 23-CottOn duh Mdding Slll6i
Low Mlddlng So; Good Ordinary, 1s4
cepts exports the Continent, 2,9OU baes
S36 bales. stock. As. t34 bales
NEw-ORLEANs. March 23 Cotton dull M.ddling Slll6;
Low Mlddling IS; Good Ordinary 1876 net receipts,
Z 7ts bales ssJ2 bales 10 the Continent,
1878 bales TO Great Britain 1902 bales sales 1000 baesi
stock 326,7lo bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The New York statement of the visible sup
ply OF grain. published yesterday, shows small de-
crease In wheat and heavy gain in corn which, with
the gain oats, makes net increase Of the three
cereals nearly 100000 bushels. The figures in de-
tail compare follows with those Of the preceding week
as follows: Wheat 5O,535,4G5 bushels, . decline Of
324953 bushels corn l6.735,5ls bushels. increase
OF 211S.651 bushels oats 2.491469 bushels, nh in
crease OF 378,656 bushels total grain 60 7G2.4o5
bushels net gain Of =, ,l72,3j4 bushels.
The smalness OF the decline in the Visible supply OF
wheat about the only new development Affecting
the speculation in that cereal. though the break In the
stock market contributed to more unsettled feeling
the other hand exporters were free buyers though
the larger Of the purchases was not made known
tin the end. when the market sho wing renewed
weakness. The export sales aggregated lOo,oUo
in the prices for spot wheat. The
options opened l. lower. but under the influences
OF free purchases by the shorts not only the decline
recovered but further slight gain established. Tho
rally however did hold long, aud prices reacted to
near the INSIDE figures, closing weak. The declines
ranged from = to a cent as follows March. 9l's
Aprii 81 y; May, 92a; June. 93's; july 93+ August
g37a; September 90 cents Corn disposed to more
quieness Cash lots were l2 better, but the rise
checked exporter purchases and the sales To them we're
only around $4,000 bushels. The options opened
at 46l4. May 474 and June at 1873 AMI IS for April
AGA cents Casn oats shade easier and the op-
is cent for March and April To SO . and or
MAY aud June to sos There no feature Of
interest 10 the lard speculation but options closed
points better as follows April So 81. May 90 ~, June
SO 80, July S6 "a. August SO %. ~eptember SO 81.
The receipts OF grain at Newly Ork Philadelphia, Bal
more and Boston were follows Wheat, 1892
total grain. 439.562 bushels -four, 3j.64o barrels
At Chicago Milwaukee aEi st. Louis the arrivals
oats. 9O.Gl6 bushels total grain, 393,656 bushels;
Hour, 3i,7l5 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March % (SpeciaD. Wheat sold
down to 80 cents for May this morning almost immed
ately after the opening. From 80 cents there was a
trug rally, but evidence Of strength 1t was one OF
the features OF the that although 80 cents was
reashed for the May Opton-a figure shat had been
talked OF for months as rather Improbable figure,
but which would, II ever reached, satisfy the
bears-no particular excitement followed. The
There was clearance OF 10000 bushels OF wheat Off
cially reported from New-YOrk. william Dunn and
other foreign reported large buying by English
and Continental SPECTATORS Wheat was probably made
duler the diversion that made by the bad break
in stocks at NewYOrk. From noon TO D. IN. the opera
ons dragged along without incident, and the close at
O'Clock 81 GSlls cents
Corn was stradyng up to-day while wheat was de-
clinug IL Is the thing the railroad strike is advanc
ing price The anticipated receipts for to- morrow are
pu. at only l25 cars mainly because the railroads run
mag through the country are now Ia trouble. Nc
Henry and =. B. Weare, bo;b OF whom have
ia steady" said Mr. Favorlte "because
the trade is small and because the receipts are
light. There will he comparatively few hogs here the
early half of the summer and that will allow the stocks
to he decreased.'
The announcement of n number OF failures the
NeYYOrk stock market aud the fact that there was ac
tnay failure Of trader there made the short
afternoon board weak again. At o'clock the close
was: MAY wheat SOss0sOl2 cents MAY corn. 3s@
oats 81 cents Puts May wheat sold at 79ss cents ;
calls" at 81 dslls The anticipated receipts for
tomorrow 30 Of wheat l25 OF corn aud 90 Of
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
NOMINATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION.

WASHINGTON, March % (SpeciaD. The Sen
Finance Committee agreed to-day to report favora
bly, several more nominations for Internal Revenue Col
leotors In each these letter received
from Secretary Manning stating that the suspension was
in order that the Office might be administered In
accordance with the policy OF the Administration and
that charges affecting the personal official integ
rty OF the officer removed file In the Depart
ment This is plain ackno wledgment that the remOv
made for political only the Collectors
Internal Revenue have nothing do with carrying
out the policy OF the Administration The Demo
Gratis hold that the Internal Revenue Collectors
DO not come under the Tenure of Office Act
as these official have fixed terms. There are
charges before the committee against number OF the
new appoutees including the in Brooklyn, who is
charged with appointing runsellers as his deputies
These alegatiOns will be carefully Investigated the
committee. A subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary
to-day heard several Witnesses who
yersant with the facts regard 10 solicitor Gene raj
Goodies work in debaucbing the baloboxes when he
for Congress Virginia There probably not amember
the committee, Democrat or Republican, who 10 not
convinced that GOOde was never elected to Congress-
but got the II is not believed that the Rspub
csn Senators will approve the appointment OF such
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

head 10 cars on sale market ptssiv and unchanssd Cons
mon 20 FAR "a OJ1s40 Stockers and Feeders ~ 400
81 S5 all offerings taken. -, -, - 49,.
stssp-ReosDts Ioday 800 nesd total for wees m1s
Ear 800 nrad for time last weet I44OO nesdt
consigned through cars OF which cars TO New York ~
cars all Inferior to Fair sheep dl ana week s'W
a. : Lambs lull and BomiDsl At ~ 90
Hogs-Re today 230 head toal lot -e-x .nns ta
tine last week 4JO head consigned
through to-day OF which 10 New cars on
market closed with continued upward eniencv All OF
ferings taken. -, -. ,.,
CHICAGO March 23 7S DroD>ys Jonrnal reoorts Cdnis-
P0celps 100 800 head market stton{i
Shipping ~ 7jGs6 30 stockers and Feeders - e
ds4 30 cows Bulls anf Mixed 81 7oGst W buE u oo
ass 10
Ho0,-Receipts 1000; shiDmenus 1000 Market higher:
RouVb and Mixed ~ OVDS4 40 PackDz aoJ ShlDpinx.
81 ,Oe a go Light. s3 916ss I5 SkiDs 81 60Gs5 IS
ShssD-Rece.pts 800 ShOmeuts 900 heali nar<ss
steady I'D 30 Western - OO~si 1O LAMBS
- UOd IS 90 Texans - JOatiO o.
Sr IONS Il arch z3-Caui,-- 400 shpments.
none: market hrm Far Choice Native ShDpne steers.
aS5 30 SatIve Batcnef s5 Jn~.s 10 COWS
Hclfers So 50Gs3 75 stOckers ana Feeders s3oV
81 10 . -. =, oo>
Hoo,-ReceiDts 1850: smDmeDJs $40 Lig1t - ooS
"a - - s51S4 -: Hesvy. ~ l5off ~ -.
Shsep-ReceiDta 1900; smDnents. LOO market ques
s. Zj 9s3 ~.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
rrRopuAy pKnDUcE MARKET

LIVERPOOL. March l3 Provisions Bacon Cumber and Cus
2ss Ud Long ides. 2S Dl: ShJrt C3sr MIdllos.
lgs Od. short FiDs 29s. OIL: shoulders 22s. O
Reef-7s Cd for Extra Moss PRIME Mess 52s bd
Pork-Pnme Ness js. Oh DJL. Pine Ness Eastern.
4ls Cd Lara American. 32s.: Prime West
Sis "di Lard OIL SIS. nL H3ns-Long NJ SIS. %
shoulders 81 Butter 5Js Cd cwt for Dnest United
states. Cheess-A mercan choice - '1 Wheat-.ed
spring 7s. ID a.. Red WINTER Is "a s tdS
per No SU1ug H. 2l. New Western Winter7s ID
New Mixed Western As 3d California 30. l. g I'd -
Is Californian No p 6S Sd SD per Genital Produce
-SpirltsOf rurDentne 3Os b DO al London sos Cd Der
5O al l- per gallon. ClOyerSee1--
Red. raliOg-23s 6- DercYt Rose.
OumOL }s. ID. Pale lis od l0s Od. Lmseel on. 2ls.
Ca per c TaliOw-Fue American. 25s. 3D. Prime cats.
23s I'd american Refrigerated Beef hind quart:
erS. l2d. fofe quarters Ala. Der ib. o..
wheat The past three days were S4OOu
centals, including 5000 ceptas AmeI can.
receipts Amerc for the past three DAYS were
39.uuu Centals.
LONDON March rOduceIlnseed OIL f20 rs od0 $40
5s per run Lnsces 4js.0d Der quarter hns ed
Cake e7 80 81 3d. Refined Petroleum. 81.
6ls per gallon spirit, OF rIrDcntiue. 30S I'd. Der cwL;
OIL Us ton. sin--COmmOn 81 Sd Def cwt.
Pale Oils PrOvlsiOns-Dart. 55s. OF per cwt ioc
American: las "a. Der cwt. for Cu1t CentrfuSi
polaAng 800 and s. Sd 3s Od:or Cuos MuscoT@ic tNr
rennng ad0at. Austrian ralOT-B.cL rs. OL 055h
CD. Mutton 25a 6d S!6+ Sd Cocpt Nus on-jsyoa
Gz7 o.. Cochin. 80 "a
ASTwgRP. March 2S--wlcOrs Lart closed at 70 francs
80 centimes 100 kllOA
BREMEX March 2s-Petroleum. marks SO pfcnniya
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
EUROPEAN FfNANcIAL MARKErs

LONDON, March 23-l2;so p m-Consols. 100 llls for
money and OOa the account ULited states Four Per
Cent BOnds l27 a; Four and One-iIaf Bonds
Atlantic and Great western fTst Mortgage Trustees
C,Ttdcatcs Al Il do second MORTGAGE ~ Canadian Pact.
nc 6s EIie 2G3 do. second COnsOs $685. Mexican Ordi.
nary 91 St Paul Common, y3s Newly Ofk Central 1865
Pennsylvania - ~
paris adyces quote Three Per Cent so francs
81 = cenmes for the account
D. m.-Bar silver is quoted at 4o1l .lGd per ounce.
I0SBON March ~ u. m.-COnsOls, l1l g. 10 for
ana IOO for the Atlantic Great Western First
Mortgage Trustees Cer1estea 4Oa do second mortgage
ii d Canadian Pacific, 677; Erie 26L. do second Con.
soils Illinois Central l43a ST. Paul Common 92 aI
New. York Central, 1861; PennaylVania "a
Canada Northwest Land COMPANY, S7s
Hudson Bay Company 237s
Spanish FOurs. b7sl.
5 D m-Ihe amount OF bullion Withdrawn tho Bank
OF England On balance to-day IL $4,000.
advoes quote Three Per Cent Rentes A 30 franco
so centIDes for the account
Paris advices quote exchange L0nd0n at Is franco
10 Confines for checks
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHINGToN, March 23.-Captain Edward
C. Woodruff 18th Infantry, has been transferred from
Company to Company OF that regiment to take
effect April l. Major Edward F. Pearson 2lst Infantry,
has bcen granted four months leave of absence.
Passed Assistant Paymsster II. r. Smith has been de
tachcd from the Dale. March g. and ordered to settle
accounts Passed Assistant Paymaster l. G. Boggs has
been ordered to the Dale This leave of absence Of Pay
master william " Watmopgh has been extended ak
months on account OF sickness. Assistant Surgeon
v C. X. Means has bsen detached from the Vermont
aud ordered TO the Shenandoah per steamer April !.
Lieutenant B. T. Waling from the Vermont ordered
10 he Coast Survey.
the United States steamer Adams arrived al Aca pulco
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

The dealings IN state bonds were small and feature,
less North Carolina od 6s soia a. ~ anu ~ sS sJ.
stocks Park sold Q5) at l59 ,,,,, o.,
nearly ali the speculative kinds; the rstcass bonds
we're little dealt in but for them u ngures were sus'
tanned Erie second consols, ex-cOupoD, declined from
=as 10 as and closed ut $3.50 and the funded % were OF
per cent at 90 Missouri Kansas and Texas general 6s
Welded a 10 81 h and the 5s declined from 19 OTTO
z7Lo Rome Watero own and Ogdensburg 5swere OH = at
Che.apeake and Ohio fell from sos TO = l2
s"utSern seconds felt IRON SO to s44 as4 West shore
guaranteed As about steady and closed AZ l02+
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia conso os deched
from sob to 792qS0 and the incomes aiter selling az
I74, closed Is. Virginia Midland Incomes were on
per cent at o. New-York Chicago and ST. Louis nrst
receipts declined 81 to 94la Indiana, BloouhZton ana
Western incomes we're on 3i2 at 80 Co,nouS npsS ~ s
ing Valley and Toledo fr'ts declined per cent 10 30;
Denver and RIO Grande consOlS were on per cent ~
81. and first Westerns declined 's to l's Kansas fs
chic consos were on = Al lo- Oeg11 on0r' no % %
declined per cent TO 100. Northern Pacinc seconds
were of Ia at 95a Fort Worth and Dehyer hrsts de
cned Z S9 and Gulf, Colorado and sinle re goid os
Tbe sabffessury to-day gained s937,737 balance
coin the DAYS operations covered Receipts$2
s9 sS0lg and si:a Si7sas 866 cdn
Money ruled easy at per cent Win eNeeptIonaI
small loans at per cont ana eIoSeu onere~ a. per
The Clearing House statement vas :s e. follows E1
The United states Treasury at washington receiVeu
$3.50. 900 National bank notes Tor for redemption % ,.,,,
The customs receipts were S13OS'9 ana thc INTERNAL
TSe foreign exchanges were dull and easy but 900
ION, we're unchanged for business follows: Bankers
bills "a s7la and - ss% FOR long and short sterling
respectiysly; 516lo aud 514as for francs; vos ard
o6is for reichmarks 40 and i04 for guIlders.
In London British consos early adysheeI I-io 70
100 JIG and 100 1916 respectively for money ana ae-
count and later declined tC 100 l6 and lOO narrow
ing the difference between money and account TO l. 10
per cent United States bonds advanced g per cent te
i277s lor As and 1l4's for 4i9i American railways
opened lower full response to yesterdays late home
declines and after small recoyeries again ueolueu ana
closed ower than the opening figures. The quotations
are only the reflection OF concurrent home ngures ana
M
lower At 46 IL Cd pcr ounce English standard The
Rank OF England lost $4,000 bullion on balance Al
parts French per cents declined from 80 II TO S065,
and sight London on TO 20 10 francs to
the ga rate which torbds the sending or gold from
London TO Pans
E1ports OF merchandise froa NewYork:
Far the week - s52Oosos s5.9O7 .26S s6ll3.e32
Pre- eyiousIy reported 64 lS9939 69.6i267s b1ll57O7
Total since Jan 500 sS5 $1,000 s43 500 22s, 3ss
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
sprrcnEs EoR HOME CIRCULATION.

WAsHINGrON March % lSpeclaD. Mr.. jack
SON of Tennessee and Mr. George Mississippi occu-
p,a the time devoted the debate the suppressed
papers IN the Senate to-day. Mr.. Jackson read his
speech from manuscript ami Mr.. George read his from
printed slips Tue evidently 10 weary OF the DO
but IS the previous question IL OF apped la tnls
body there to end the iuternln able taK Mr.
Elniunds repeatedly expressed the hope tbat vote
should b. taken I'm order reach other business Dut Inc
nunDer OF Senators who want to make -peeches Tor
hos e circulation is not vet exhausted Az one ulue
while Mr. jackson WAS sp aking, there were only TWO
Senator'S in heiT seas the Republican side aud only
three o. the Democratic side.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
LONDON Fur SALEH

c. G. Shayne, of No. 103 Prince-st., gives the
following cable report OF quotations at the first days
sale OF furs by the Hudson's Bay Company
The following the prices at c. VI. Lampson & Co.'S
fur seal
Alaska, per cent higher than November. 1885.
Copper siaud x cent higher than March, 1885,
Robber Island. p r cent ngher than March, 1885.
At the Hudsons Bav COmpqny's sale
Otter - per cent higher than last March
Fisher were per higher than last March
Fox Silver 60 per cent higher tEan last March.
Fox. Cross. - per cent higher than last March.
At to-days sale LYNX were advanced go per cent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

w. Romeyn. of Detroit Mich, to be Consul OF the
United States at Valparaiso. Postmastors-Csros A.
Holcomb at New-Hartford. Conu; Frederick j. Melvin
at Cape May, n. j. Charles Emele Dupuy, at Plaque
nine, La; D. s. Chessher. at Georgetown. Tex; James
Y Patt.r,on at Martins Ferry Oho W. E. Banks, At
Russell, Kan; f. X. Hosford, at Edinburgh ina-' W.
" McCarvey, at Salinas, Cal 49,.
the following fourth-clsss pOstmasters: Nen-fork-ht
Centreport, William III. Benhsmi Jacks2n, asorRe dp
Kemp; Quaker Hill, Mas LydiaJ Osborn; west STONY
Creek, Frederick II. Sawyer.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
LIE pErRnLErH MARKEL

Evidently il will have to be more important
interest than that OF the room traders in petroleum
which Will lift the speculation out OF its present stag
nation Their attention is fastened the stoc
department OF the Consolidated Exchange and II they
hold any opinion about the future OF oil it is the
whole one that squus TO rally than TO decline.
All the news yesterday Of dscOuragng character,
yet the net loss the day was only Il cent. Tho
advces from the Kane district bearsh IN showing
larger flows from the wells opened there than had
expected aud the price OF refined oil put down
s per gallon. Outside news that OF course. has
no power to AFFECT the oil market except sympatheti
cay Jtng the temper Of all operstors related
labor troubles at the Southwest and the apprehen
that they would reach soon toward the East New
ertheessa good support was gwen 10 prices early In
the day, and on sluggish movement OF business there
was advance OF q cent to 773s cents
In the afternoon, however, there In
crease in activity that resulted in decliue
to 76a76ls cents new venture III the Kane district
Thyng WELLS nearly duo Ii Is TO the northeast and
It's size etc. will Influence opinion to the extent OF
the field in that direction. Whatever may be the
taken OF the commercial value OF oil, with all the feat
true these Developments in the petroleum country
inspire at present the attitude Of the large oper
toward prices The certificate market closed weak
The range OF prices the dealings at the Con-
solidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening Lowest ............76
Highest est...............77ss Final .7Gls
Sales. barrels $50. 900
Refined oil was reduced l. "a cents here and
7le In Philadelphia and Baltimore for Abel test
OIL CITY Penn. March 23.-Crude Oil-N4tional Tran
sit Certificates opened at II and closed at 76is;
highest price, 77s lowest price. 1876 sales, 10000
barrels; cearances 100000 barrels: runs not re-
ported shipments 77,56S barrels; charters, G2.46o
barrels.
BRADFORD. Peun. March 23-Crude Oil-Natlonal Tran
sit Certificates opened at 77I4 and closed at 70;
highest price, 773s; lowest price, 20; clsaranees,
100000 barrels runs, 1913 barrels; total ship
lneuts, zoos barrels charters. 62, 400 barrels
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
THE CONTEST OVER MR.. PERCE's SEAT.


WASHINGTON, March % (Speci0b.-The House
Committee on Elections Thursday will vote on a
motion to dismiss the contested election case OF Page
against Pierce of the lid Rhode Island District The
requires within forty days after contestant
has received the contestocs to his notice or
test he shall complete the taking OF his testimony
like period s allowed the contcstee for the same pnr
pose and then the ten days in which
TO take testimony in rebuttal In this case Page Al
ninetynne to eapse after receiving Pierces
answer before he gave notice that he would begin to
take testimony, twelve days later. Properly enough
Pierce declined TO take any further part In the con-
test" which farce from first to
last Pierce took testimony neither did
he cross-examine Pages witnesses, many Of whom
are men who would be believed under oath where
they known. Pierce received LOO more votes
ilan Page, but under the Rhode Island law candf
date he successful must receive majority OF all the
cast, and In this the total number OF votes
all the candidates left Pierce only sixteen ma
lortv. In the XLVIth Congress. when the House was
Democratic and O'Hara. of North Carolina was con-
testat his dismissed on the same ground that
the motion IN favor of Pierce is made. II that Demo
cratic precedent followed Of Pages contest will
b, dismissed. bot OHsra Republican conte,tant
Page il q Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
CONGRESSIONAL DoINGs IN BRIEF.

X. ~,
sCALP-TAKING PILGRIMAGE.
WASHINGTON. March 23.-The Chair to-day
laid before the Senate a number of House bills among
them the bill granting pension OF $4,000 year to the
widow OF General Hancock. On motion OF Mr. Blair
this bill at once passed.
on motion OF Mr.. Miller bill passed, providing
FOR the payment to and Fleming M~nufactur-
ing Company OF New York City OF S52j5 10 Tor draw
back duties due tin exported.
Mr. Geddes Of Ohio from the Committee on War
Claims, reported bill to the House to refund duties
paid 10y the State OF NewYok on 1868
In the morning hour Mr.. Richardson Of Tennessee on
behalf of the Committee War Claims called up and
House passed the Fourth OF July claims BILL The
amount involved Is 1898 200.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
the Indian Appropriation bill. point OF order was
pending against the clause appropriatng $1,000 Tor
annual allowance to Captain r. H. Pratt while in charge
of the Carlisle Indian School Mr., Perkins, of Kansas,
raised point of order that points of order not having
could be raised. The di'cussion which ensued,
thoush confined to the technaites of the rules winch
do not give much scope to eoquenoe was conuucteu III
and al times an excited ana noisy manner Ior
mitted the decision Perknss point Of order 70 ths
committee and the committee decidedI13 to 81
question then required the original point, the
beng whether the clause was IN order by reason
of similar clauses contained IN previous appropriation
bills though not beng authorized by statute law. The
point sustained by tho comniittee-93 TO
81, and of Captain Pratt was struck out,
though the remainder OF the clause was left ill.,
Immediately upon the announcement or the result MT
Ne son. MnuesOta raised point OF order against the
remainder OF the clause which apprOprates Sl,OOO Tor
the annual allowances to - while in charge OF the
school. c remarked To gentleman who endeayored to
dissuade him from making the point tIat as Cdplan
Pras scalp had been taken he proposed to take oher
scaps The Chair sustained the point OF order and inc
appropriation ruled out
Mr. Nelson pursued his announced Intention by ras-
ing pOut OF order against the appropriation Tor the
salem (Oregon Indian School.
Mr. Burnes. Of Missouri submitted the conference re-
Urgent
While this was being done Mr. Weh0rn. OF Texas Mr.
Perkins of Kansas, aud others surrounded MI Nelson
aud appealed aim depart from his policy III regard
the indian BILL but he was obdurate, and at 4:43 tho
House adjourned
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

MISCELLANEOUS NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The President sent
the following nominations 10 the Senate today: James
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
CLOSING PRICES OF o. ALIF0RyA ST0oKS
SAN FRANCISCO. March %. 1896.
-dsy. To-day
YESTERDAY To-day.

CLOSING Prices OF BOSTON, STOOKS.
BosroS March %. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

L.. 500, 500 S85 s7b.640.e42 500, ,22s, ,339