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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF SEw.YORK DEALINGS.

FEAT URES OF NEWYORk DEALINGS.
There cannot be said to have been any
specially new developments In the wheat situation on
about the end being at hand" reference OF course.
made to the prolonged decline 1t is too early yet to say
WHETHER the speculation has at last touched bottom As
has the for long time past, they seem ready
TO curta purchases Whenever holders show DISPOSE
ton strengthen values. The changes III spot lois
however, were unimportant. There was quite hrln
feeling options at the start and prices improved 'o4
cent a good deal OF covering OF shorts being accom-
pushed Rcaizatons depressed tue market i2d Il Cent
later this followed by recovery that left prices
a shade Huder the best and fully steady. The gains
spot lots falling = for No 2. ana 1IS2 cents
for steamer grades. Exporters bought oniy 5000
bushels. The advance in May spent ITS force
on Friday, and that months options on
saturday fell = cents The options were heavy and 80
rloso al the lowest points OF the day. with losses OF
al cut. The oats market was without feature. spot
lots dec mod Il q aud the options ended heavy at
losses OF - for he nearby months Lard was
All ade stronger tone and scored a gain OF point
The tinai prices were as follows;
Wheat-June. S37s; July, s47s' August. sos: sep
tember s6ls October. e7l4; November, eos; Deceh-
Corn-Jnnr, AN; July. 45is; August 46ie; soptem-
Der, 464 cents o.,
Oats-Jnne "a; July, 1855 August 3il2 cents
Layd-,June, SO o. July, SO II August, 50 20: sep
TENDER So SO; October, So Al. ana November ~ ".
The receipts grain saturday at New YORK Baltl'
more and Boston Qt was holiday In Philatciphlal
wrr. ar follows: Wheat 3lOG33 bushels; corn.
AZ o4I bushels oats lI7,5l7 bushels; total grain.
500 1873 bushels; -FOUR lS4s7 barrels At Chicago MI.
waukee and st. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat s3l 4
bushels corn 230547 bushels oats. 2bo.O49 Dusnels;
total grain, 57s7 $50 bushels; -four. %. 66i barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL May 20 -i2:5, p m1co,tonx steady with
far ,euland; Middling plands bed do MlddlinS OF
iean. 3.I0d saes-lO.Ooo bales mcladinS lOOo bales
Tor secuauon expOrt receipts Futures quiet
Jplands Low alddliug clause. Nay delivery Sold 40.
MAY aud dslvery Did DO July anu August ac'
livery D Ibid; do August and september delivery. 5bad
do SeptemOer and october delivery. obi also Lid DO
October and November delivery. olo4d; DO september
D. n-The sales OF the included $500 bales Amer
eau. - ~, 10. ., ,.., ,,,,aos.
Low Nlddling clause. MAY delivery. 3bid buyers do
MAJ an june delivery 3G+d sellers. do Juns ana July
delivery 3oad sellers; do July ard August delivery
Ibid sellers do August and september delivery. ooid
value; do september and October delivery D 2tta
sailors do OCTOBER and November delivery 4 bl-btu
value do November and December delivery. 1lotd
vnIue DO September delivery. ooid. buyers
a ,iyE,IoS MAY 2y.-totton dull Muddng 1910; Low
Mldling. o.lS Good Ordinary "a net And gross re
celpts iUl bales; stock 1880 bales .
SAVANNAH May 2y-Cotton quiet and steady; Mddlny
Y lilo Low MiddlDg 4 3lU, Good ordinary. li.!O
net recepts 7O5 bales exports coxswiso ioA'
bales stock. lA9yO bales. ,a ,.su.
a. Low Midding So; ,ood Ordinary. 77s net receipts
ol balos gross 1857 bales; expots " Great nritan
nBA0 bales coastwise. loSv pAlcs saos AsVVv VsAos
slock, l02,v9I paieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
lie coURr cALExDARs Foe TUEsDAY. 1--WE

SUPREME CouRI CnAIBER' = Before Donohue. J.-Nos
g. l95 " ~ l e 2o ID i27 81 81 ~ go 22'
sUrsEME CoyRT-tiVSKgAL rggM-Before Brady. p. j.:
Daniels aud Macomb j. JNos 63 81. 65 90, g. 3d. Il,
sGraFME CONFESSIONAL TERM-PARr I.-Adjourned until
sGFaEaI CounI-srEcIAL TkaM-PARr II.-Ad,ourned for
sursEag PART I-Beore Van Brunt. j.
NJ day calendar
suPREMK UOURT-CIRcUrI-PART H. Adjourned for the
term.
SUPREME CoURr-tRcUn-PARI Iv-Before Lawrence. J.
sUKgoGAIrs CoURT-Before Rollins. s-Esttc of William
Meme, .O1 estate % Ezra T. Davis 1919 m w,l
of William Darling. II VIII of Margaret McArthur II
\ N: sill OF lanes -blt. pm
SUPERIOR CJUaI-5rECIAL TERh-Beiorc >eigwIcs T. J-
surkmoR CoURT-THIAL TERM-PARr L-Adjourned for
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERA-PART u.-AAourncd for
surrKoR CoURr-TmAL TERA-PART II.-Adourned for
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRAL TgRM-PARr Iv-Adourned for
CoaMoy PLkAs-GESERAL rEgM-Adiourncd Until the first
COMMON PLEAs-srEcIAL TRRN-Beforc Daily. J.-No. 4.
tOhMOS PLEAs-kQIIIY GkgM-Adlournei iof the term
COMMON PLEAs-IRIAL TEkh-PAI l-AdJourned ior 'nc
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TgRx-PARI II-Adlourned for the
CIiY Cougr-GExERAL TERM-Before Hall Browne and
Enrich J.J-Appeais from orlcrs-Nos i. s. O.
no. IL II 1ppeti Il! IRON M is ~ 2o a. ~ 5 -
30 20 n. ~. -. 80. 81. b. IS. -. r., a.,
IN CoURT-IRlAL TgRM-PARr I-AUoarncd for the
cifY CouRr-TRIAL TRIUMPHANT u.-Adjourncd for the
CITY CouBr-TKAL TgRA-PARI III-Adourned for tho
term - . o.,..o r,J,.
derseeye anu Assistant District Attorney Bedford ~ o
l. 2 s. T. D. o. 10. H. L. H. IA 49, IL, H. Is ~ ~
couRi OF GKSEE.L sEssroxs-PARr II-Defore Recorder
smyth Assistant District Attorney feiows-;o' "a
.. d. .. ~ 10 H. IL. ~. liz L. 10 4" 10 49,
2l.2A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
VORK AND EXPENSES or MISSION SOCIETIES.

Work AND EXPENSES or MISSION SOCIETIES.
AsBuEY PARK, \. j.. May 30 (SpecidD.-
annual sermon before Missionary Union WAS preached
TODAY by the Rev. Dr. Fl. Johnson, OF isyivania
and before the Home Mission society by the Rev. Dr. T.
e Henson OF Chicago. The Rev. Dr. +. Nj. E!ns' Of
baltimore and tho Rev. l.. A. Crandall, OF Ncw-iork,
addresses before the Publication society on It's
possibilities. The Rev. Dr. TX. L. Moorhouse' OF New
York read O. seven years survey Of the Home MISSION
socety work. The receipts for this period Tor all pur
noses in individual contributions was 81 592oo3 aud 10
Iegacles 500 1892; from other sources, $39O22 tota
22s2ss3. There has been an increase oi
66 Der cent over the receipts Of the previous seven
wears OF this SUN q woman In New York has given
over $50, 600 and Joseph b. Hoyt. OF Connecticut
sz5 600 aud John D. Rock feIler Of NewforK. III tue
ss four years SOB 600 Tue confidence OF tho dcnom
ination in the socety's management Is showh W tno
payment of the recent debt Of $I23OOO In
dsys Tho numb er OF missionaries has Increased IRON
PSI to 669 There have organized more 'hah 'oo
churches over persons we're baptiz'd ana over
l5 600 wore by letter There nave peen
fund for schools increased from $l993 "
Tw" urofrssors of each have been established
IN the Richmond Theological Seminary ny D. ~ hocs
Teller and J. b. Hoyt The cost OF Naturalization o2
per cent Of the receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
cprTJcTSv nv ORTHODOX NARROWNESS

In his sermon on Saturday, in the State
Street Synagogue IN Brook RABBI Sparger made the
following reference to the recent su parade
iu that city, The annual parade OF the united sunday
schoo scboars of our city took place year. only
without the participation OF the Jewish
children, also without the Unversaii1t ana ohi
tar,an children the union being as Mr. Beechrr wen
said afraid that orthodox children would eaten heTesv
The for action Is that with kindly foeling Tor
amt their churches the members OF the union
viii not accept them. uni; thy So far 'f-gen"rate from
Christian truth believe In tho endless PUNISH neat
OF uncovered chdren ms action II just as ht'o
(,nristianKe AS IL is Mario wmin led SEQ
teranism should away with for one God 10 the
E.uh NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
NEw.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 3d. 1884,

clcmeney toward imprisoned strikers. - The
dismissal Of Professor Woodrow Urged by the
Sou thcrn Presbyterian General Assembly. -
Andrew Carnegie Offering to found library and
music hall in Allegheny CITY. - The Prcsbyte-
ran General Assembly advocating III .ernatonal ar
bury Park - Decorat on Day observed in va
rions cities. 60 Preparations for the Presidents
marriage.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.--Miss Folsom passed n
ouiet day - Flowers in abundance for General
Grants tomb. - Winners at Jerome Park: Sut-
ier fremont, LongvIew, Stonebuck, Wonderfnent
and Disturbance. - At baseball New YORK peat
81 Louis Nets beat Cincinnati and brooklyn
beat Louisville - Fine fencing in Taninany
Hall 80 Harvard won at the intercol-
lcgrate games. - Lawn tennis season
opened. - Runaway in Central Park -
Gold value Of the Iegai-tender siver dollar t412,2
gralns), 1851 cents. - Stocks moderately
active with sharp recoverics, closing strong
Copies may still be had at the office or by mall
Sixteen pages Price 3 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 80 (SpeciaD. Calls on July
wheat last night sold Immediately after the close at 10
cents then advanced 76 cents aud at one time sod
as high as 76os cents The price the curb for July
wa, -53s cents; puts 744 cents Nessrs j. W. Rumsey
Co. announced this morning that they would 90 on All
right and pay their differences. This decided at once
the course OF prices the wheat market advancing "
cent. July wheat sold the curb at "a = cents IL
soon touched 70 cents and shortly afterward 1o cents
f,udahy Is believed have bought largely
through several sets OF brokers, putting in one
set after another There was room for only 4oooo
bushr OF wheat chartered here yesterday The closing
prices were: June wheat 1917 cents; July wheat, !o+
cents; July corn, 36s cents July pork, $o Az July
lard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31

All from tho West last week was
SS IN the ppSS sl@ rs
At zoo barrel, an hour and seems have settled down
TO rate Of leo barrels an hour Inc as gaGaS .
trct On saturday showed the following daily produc-
BI8s n.s 90 I Ss x Iae' g
Dyer 594 barrels or course no one expects the early
output OF these wells to be sustained. but 80 Tar the
laHg off been offset by strikes. The gauge OF
the Washington field has been on May 1857 barrels 1
barrels there are 50 we'll. drns AMI IS rigs up
and building In the district There was, no
PROBABLY about 5000 barrels day There mors
Of strikes IN the Finhay oil hed aud In some OF
onsy considered Washington is the big bear card and
while the Importance Of The Held los IN the question
VIII 1t be able to sustain daily yield Of 5000 10 10000
a day for period Of months there is surely ~
much reason for answering yes as no. Inc matter 10
concern not now favorable change In
the PRODUCTION will occur. bat this: Has not
break price from 81 IL TO 81 cents fully discounted
any probable gam in the stocks and VIII II
~ bring possible reactions. for the advance
that history teaches ought some tino or othor to recr
The oil trade, as business not feeling the plncn OF
worse times than some manufacturing and productive
industries even Mt the low prices Spectators have
should higncr values be established So much reference
IS now made to cherry Grove prices loWr, 49, cents
IN july 1882 that few comparisons may DE interest
in.. We will cali production now 10000 barrels day;
ever were 2s7s57lS barrels IN May ana , Sl;
arc T,''' about 53.oooooo barrels The average
prices for he summer 1882 MAY. 7oll cents
June, 81 jS July. 5I64; August, D.. - cents. Re.
fined oil averaged As follows in the same time May.
7.5i cents June. 40; July 600; August. 8 92 me
Wild rush OF Grade up II 30- November, lss2, fol-
lowed the collapse OF Cherry Grove snd tao decline IN
lair To say the Washington sand fails to show
ANYTHING to -u tgest as treacherous pool
The rst business day OF last week saw tho only real
active market pipe line cerhc .tss, and the sales
for the entire six days lOO0OOOO barrels under
ns recCr OF shs an.es liberal
long stun and prices broke quickly from Co.'S to 90
restored the speculation to calm and natural rally Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. saturday. May -. BEEvEs-Recsipt:w were
a.. c,rs M heal Goth ST. ard Il al Jersey
CIV sota week 40 i1z head against 1921 hs.a
st week Arrivals a ana Iity siAuShefers
dlIect No tia.ie Live tatle
Shipments as reported yesterday. -. "a.
head held over yes,erday feshns dun and pHess
bar, Stead! "a, ,,.,. *, ~ ., Al.
Lam BS.-isece pts we're : cars oi ~ noA1-
oil AZ Jersey CITY there were ABOUT IL cars already
the D. Ms Total loss head 30 Az nrx0
ias week NTH light supply aud improved demand the
mar sel showed AND spfinx lambs sold - n
advance Of - &c per 10
Mru sheep sold at 81 oodS, 90 and Good ~
Prime southern Maryland Lamos al " ooGSS - PEG
s.ie,-Ialenbeck & Davis: 1852 Michigan Sheep. 81 ..
NJ Sc. N, ,,.~,.., ,..... 40 a q, ~.
Newton Gillelt 1871 Ken ucky sheep y, 10, ~ - ~
22i Ohio 90 90 10. at IS i2 "a DO 80 No. - 10 Isl 90
VI H. ut - so; ~ do. so TO- VI so lvo Virgins epnne
lambs 81 - 90 lou 10 lOo do % ID, ~ ~ Oh 81
~ 10 At s. rs 2l7 10. 30 ID. NJ IS % IN. - ~.
j. H. Pdcock 100 Ohio sheep ~ D. 81 " pcr NV - -
d. rs H. at So; PAL 60. - ID, al ~ 20 ... , ... %.
HOGsReceipts were 10 cars q .is1s ~, ths xasx a.
head against So week None tor SAFE elss
Ecsiin little nrmcr nominal quotations sre ~
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31

TEN FEARS IN THEIR NEW OHUROH HOME
The Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church IN
Washington Square celebrated ia tenth ami
vorsary yesterday. In the morning tho Rev.
Dr. j. T. Goodman. Of the Bedford stree'
Church, preached. In the afternoon Bowles Col.
evening the Rev. Dr. C. r. Deems. OF the Church oI inc
Stranger, preached special effort was made " tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY. MAY 30-P. N.
Tho United States Troasurys receipts last week from
cns'oins amounted to $3695Gl3 and from internal
reve' no to S. 800 029-total s599s.372 These large
receipts reflected 10 It's yesterdays statement Of bal
~noe". which Shows not gala to its available balance
Tor the week OF $4,04l,72s The gain in gold owner
ship is $1O9632 made up by a reduction OF $3SS.73O
In the amount Of outstanding cerfcates less loss OF
$279O9s bullion. While the net gold balance probably
10 approximately stated In yesterdays statement 1t Is
evident that tho changes do not include the Sl77OOOo
gold bars t,ken from tho Assay Oce Friday for ex-
port nor the consequent reduction Of that amount OF
goli certificates The gain to the egaltendsr balance
tS2.29l462 Is made by an accumulation OF $2.4O6462
notes. less an issue Of $4,000 certificates OF deposs
The silver balance again growing larger The increase
last week was S739.7l0 made up by IN accumulation
Of 277O5o bullion plus tho retirement Of GER
uhcates
compared with those Of the statement OF May 20
May 22 1885, May 20. 1885, Changes
Gold coin and bul.
lcss certificates
and sUO0O00OO 49,
res..:...-... s56723 Isl $685.. 903 Inc. s09652
nat ssss I Inc sss
banks ...... ~ lS3ll956 1881, 2e4 Inc. lv.sOs
tincatcs. 9OlIo3S4 9o.ssOO74 Inc. 739,7io
Totals slss 22i 1857 slOl 100 oe7 Inc 1914 40
held TO resi'm Nat
the per
fund. ........ - 6o4s9s74 os9o. 756 Dec. 497,6ls
Net avail balance 6s3 si22 81 Inc $io4l728
Non legal tender
(rac silver coins. 2S. Sa03G0 2S907.3i5 Inc. 1890
Total balance. si47s25e4s $751; 6s466e Inc s4djs7l3
Yesterdays bank statement was made up on falling
averages for t total reserve and the amount OF cash
than $4,000 900 less than the for the week
Saturdays gold export OF Sl,77O.OOO withdrawn
from bank early Friday, and therefore counted for
only onesxth OF that amount in the weeks average OF
specie lost Bur with these deductions made the state
pent remains a satisfactory exhibit and would show
surplus OF over Si2 600 00O which, barring last
year, an unusually large for this season OF tho
year.
The following compares yesterdays statements with
those OF the spondn dates OF 1885 and 1884:
May 81, 1894. MAY 30 1885. Nav 20. 1896.
Loans 1919 6iSSuD 1898. $4,000 S34l.j405O0
Specie. 55.9S5.60O llt5Ol.j0O 69jlhs0O
Legal lenders. Hl291o0 3653S.4O0 35.62t 800
Deposits. 28s.3Gl.3OO SO 4s3.9DO 36l,2i20o0
Tho following shows ths relalsn between the total re-
serve and tho total deposit liabilities.
Specie. Si5985 800 Slf.5Ol5OO $690l6snO
Iegs-tenders Nl29.lOO "66354OO 3o,o~4,3OO
Total reserve s7OI1L7OO sl5ll39oOO s1o5,1i llOO
Reserve required
ag'st deposits. 72O90325 9O37o910 9l.3lO'OO
surplus -Sl,975.G25 s6O,76S.925 Sl3SoO6OO
Ration OF reserve
To deposits. 24.49 4lSl Zs.Sl
Deficit
The following is Saturdays statement In detail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per y,rtA Rio.r. Y;ss.,r al Rpnro sfs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFPEF-For Brazil grovhs the market IS steady on .
basis OF &c for far sales tt9 bags santos q
Pcsse The steady nc uncb
quotations. ruled modera ely and closed barely assy ,9s
7g5; July 79OG7..5s August 7e5aL!O' seprmmoHT'
7sj17eO; October. 7s5a7.9c. NoveIn'Er LsS1 w
Sales 1870 bags Guatemala o.,..
COrrON ~Spot Cotton firm at UNCLAIMED prices faies:
266 bales 90 last incnfps bales LOT ssy.
10 cOnsump ion Port eipts TO day DIDO ~
1888 Last saturday and 1903 bales for the corree
porting day last year $500. ,...,e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31

raetor the Raw DR.. r. Bottome. to raise mcnoy iSr
csrrvins on the Wi, church. THIS WAS IoIuory
the Greene street Mrthodist Church. but ch"'s" ""
madc to its present sitr In june. 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31

The Andes Mining Company has levied an assessment
OF % cents per share.
The Bodie Tunnel Company has levied an assessment
OF 20 cents pei shars
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. May 20. 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
THE PETROLEUM HiRRET.

For the first time since July, 1884, the pro-
duction OF crude petroleum Is probably little In excess
OF consumption For a while AT least. therefore, there
Is danger OF thedsappssrance OF the Industry whch
dreaded by bulls at 81 10 who now bears
at 65 cents On the contrary IL Is more than likely, 60
far present indications afford index. that there
will be larger increase IN tho visible supply OF OIL
later than may be shown for May when all
the pipe line returns In SO far the two principal
lines concerned their statement will probably ahow
trivial decrease in stocks Tho daily average figures
posted at the Exchange compare foilows with the
full reports Of previous periods Runs-61 1s2 barrels
against 66366 barrels last month. $3.50 barrels I'D
March, 57.7l barrels In February. 57.141 barrels IN
May. 1885, and 667l3 barrels in May 1854 Deliveries
r-62.247 barrels against 69.9l3 barrels in April.
66314 barrels In March. 1880 barrels in February
1859 barrels In May. 1885. and 6l26S barrels IN May,
1854 the figures from May Of charters to the
2sth) arc appended:
RIMS cries dol'y's Charters
xyerage per day " GiI82 62247 1868 49.763
The revised report Of field operations In May accepted
by Exchange will not be here for several days Al
vance figures however which arc subject to s0mo cor
rectlo Ii. compare as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31

safes. DART -o'oo"'V"V oo'oio'ooo -o'f'iO''
The business In refined oil active and healthy last
K but there dccliue OF Is cent In sympathy
crude TO cents per gallon Abel test at ali the
Atlantic ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31

SPIRITS OF rURPENrINS
cuAayssrcx. May 20. -Turpcntiuc dun At IVA
savXsNAH NAV ~. -vurOentipc stcA0v ~ SIG
VMNinoTON NAV 2v.-IuHpsutlne urn ~ svo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31

Last week In the market for mining stocks was iike
preceding weeks An occasional spirit Of activity III TINS
that stock but all were without sgnncsnce
Some prices were shade CHER and others were lower
Bodie Consolidated declined from 81 20 TO 81 80 ana
closed at 81 and Bulwer dropped from 81 10 to 81 DO
and closed At 81 S. The Colorado stocks ruled at
litte better figures The Coustocks were Irregular.
The sales at the Conso Stock and Petroleum Tx
change amounted to $3.50 shares against 67955 shares
for tho preceding week.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, May 20, 1886.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-12-30
GENERAL NOTES.

LEADING citizens of Iowa City offer
100000 in cash and property worth 500,
600 to any one who win accept and run
the idle packing house,
TuE will of the late Richard Perkins
of Boston, Mass. provides for requests
TO educational aud charitable institutions
of S23I000. The Massachusetts, Insti-
tute of Technology gets 100000.
TIE schooner Annie O. Hanson has
been released, and is now at Manitowoc
in leaky condition. She was compelled
TO sacrifice her hardwood cargo, valued
at s. 600, and is damaged to the extent OF
$1,000.
THE Michigan Meriuo Sheep breeders
Association began its seventh annual
session at Langsiug. President Rich
recommended the sending OF a compe-
tent agent to Washington TO look after
the breeders interests.
JAMES lam, JB,, young farmer living
near Wabash, Ind, and his family WIRE
stricken recently with peculiar disease
resembling trichinasis. Hundreds of hogs
that ha,. died from cholera on Lynn 5
farm were burned, ana the doctors assert
that tho gases arising from the porkers
caused the malady that has afflicted the
family.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-12-30
THE LATEST TELEdRlNS
WASHINGTON.

COMMISSIONER ATKINS has decided to re-
tain the Indian supply warehouse at New
York, but at each spring letting viii re-
ceive and open birds at st. Louis for sub
sistence and transportation.
The collections Of internal revenue
during the first FIVE EoAths OF the present
fiscal year amounts to $5S,005,S06, being
1872, sos less than the collections during
the corresponding period Of the last fis-
cal year.
AcuSG SECRETARY FAIRcHLD has ap
proved recommendation made by the
collector of customs at San Francisco that
manufacturers of grain bags exported be
required TO reimburse to the government
all expenses attending the ascertaiument
Of the amount OF drawback due exceeding
the amount of the retention.
Tar senate passed bills to repeal the
tenure OF Office act, TO retire and recon
trade dollars, TO extend the free delivery
system of tho department to sell the Gus
tom house lot at PASSPORT, Maine, and
erect 100000 building on a new site
and to allow the bridging of the Missis-
inpi at Memphis and the Cumberland at
Nashville
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-12-30
FOREIGN.

DELKssrrs assures the French Geo
graphical Society that the Panama Canal
will be open for traffic in 1882 W ithout
the locks.
FRANCE, Germany, Russia and Turkey
ARE declared by the journal des Debats,
Paris, to be in accord on the Bulgarian
matter. Presumably Austria has the bene-
fit Of England's 'moral support as
against the four powers named.
GEN. RonEBrs, acting under orders
from home, is hurrying events in Burmah
in order to relieve large part of the
army of occupation for service in India;
and an end to the scenes of blood in that
distracted country is believed to be near
a speedy realization.
PRINCE ALEXANDER has authorized IA
denial of Mime. de NovikoG's statement
that he used his position in Bulgaria to
CLEAN fortune. He says he received
only the money voted TO him by the so
branje, and that he is now as poor as
when elected to the Bulg arian throne