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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-15

LOOK here upon this picture and on that
One happy boy dancing and jumping with
and pain. The happy childs mother uses
Salvation OIL. All druggists sell 1t at % cents
a hOttlp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-15

PARTIES can have every luxury at the Hotel
Arno, Sixteenth street, between Land X north.
west ana will be charged only for meals taken
in the house. The hotel is the most thoroughly
equipped for every comfort, and the charges
raogppabla
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-15
Hope for the plscournged.

A TRIPLE source Of happiness-a good bust.
ness, contented mind, and bottle Of DR.,
Bull'S Cough Syrup,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-15
THE SILVER QUESTION,
The rights of the President to appoint, the
strikes, the carly.closlng movement, aud A.
Kaufman's Combination arc ogtatlng the
minds of the public at present.
OUR CASE

Is debated in every home, the silver question
is q settled fact as to Our cstablishment-just
bring 1t with you 1--WE mean the silver; the
rights of the President to appoint has disap'
pointed great many-that is something we
have never been guilty of, disappointing our
customers; the early.closing movement did,
worry us 1--WE signed to close at p. m. from
April ~, and the only time that We know any.
thing about strikes is when we arc struck by
orr customers for new Short Ends, but we END
THAT at once by complying with their wishes
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-15

PARTIES paying visit to the capital can
have more comfort and attention for the money
at the Hotel Arno, Sixteenth street, between l
and X northwest, than can be obtained at any
other hotel. Everything is new and complete
at this establishment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-15

ELEGANT steam.heated suites, with private
parlor, at the Hotel Arno, Sixteenth street
northwest, one block from Lafayette square,
with meals served on the European plan. First
claSs In nll lis amendments.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-15
,ortant change OF advertisement, Ma


Capt, Oyster OF the National Rifles rendered
his resignation at the last meeting Of that or
ganlzation, which was accepted Capt oyster
has been in poor health. Lieut.. George Evans
withdrew his resignation, The Office Of IN
Capt. oyster was elected 10 the same, retain
ing him on the active list. At the next meet
ing the offices Of ordnance, engineer, paymas
ter, judge advocate, and adiutant, with the
rank OF first lieutenant, will be filled. A report
prepared by a special committee giving n com
plete c0npany record OF every past and present
member was accepted by the company. A
letter OF thanks was received from Mr., Fred
Bracket promoter of the Rifles trip TO Lake
Mlnnctonka for the elegant testimonial and
silver set given him by the company
PARTIES wanting elegant apartments where
they will be charged only for meals taken
should call at the Hotel ArpO, Sixteenth street
between | and X streets northwest. Every
thing new and first class. Location convenient
to uptown hotels aud theators
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-15
SIX SPECIALS.

10 gross of Ladies' Cotton Handkcrchieis,
fancy borders, warranted fast coloTs, Sc.
BROW Crepe Lisse Ruching, &c per yard.
% dozen Gentlemens New Spring Teck and
Puff SCarfs, l7c.
Mems unlaundered PGrcale Shirts, with col.
lars, 29c.
2.roll Patti Bustle, something entirely new,
29c.
our Celebrated 3,Buttou orpheus Kid Gloves,
ACC.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-15
Pleased with His Obituary.

SO per gallon, 10 cents quart bottle. No. /
Rye whisky best in the world for the money,
at McGees, Ninth street, near d.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-15
NEW PUBLIOATIONs, do.
BY JAMES W. GERARD,

A WORK OF HISTORICAL IMPORTANCE
N THE PEACE OF UTRECHT, AND THE
PRINCIPAL EVENTS OP THE WAR
OLE TIIE "SPANlSH SUCCESSION.n
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
TIE COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

"a
suPREMK COURT. cnAABERs-First Monday motion cal
STrarxE couRT-srEcAL TERM-PAsr !Betore Donohue
J-Nos "a. 40. l6 81 ~ 1876 37 li7 l4s lsy 100
i 35 LIS. III iss Is l7c III i7$ 5S5 rs tsJ 6io
49, 473 44 40. 09 7Oi 7l5 ia $685. 49, 1885, oSs 49,
straEMn couRr-srFcIAL TERM-PARr IL-No oay cal.
sufcEME ; d ad Before Van yN[' 10
No. i9j 2s 26zS 2e42 20 2eil. 2o0': 1soS l4'o' 2S'
SUPREME CoGnT-ciacun-PART Il:.Bsicre AnaIewssJJ.
$50 o' sSo 500 iiS 30 45 l4 i5Ss 1915. $685. sSSJ 1885,
s1fGEMi uouar-cihcurT- III-Beiore Beach J.,
Nos -y.o, e7J, 5OS, 100 a09I Si0i zlyS oo,3 S95d
t i .s g. .6 ~ 30 1S 81 soS S' "O'' 'OO''
sUrRLEEe ouRT-Cmcur-fARI IV.-Before LAWRENCE j.
s1shoaArEs C9uRi Rollins s.-wi OF Marie Fer
ran a; viii OF VILLAIN Darling i m VIII OF
Christopher V Hogan IL M VIII OF Anna Causmann-
ssUrERIoR couRI-cEyrn.L rsRM-Defore seiswick. C j.
TrnAx an UOornan J-Mot'9ns os -; appeals
Is a. iS io H. iS 49, 70 81 ~ 2J "a 10 6. ~ % 49,
s1risicR cousr-srKclAL TREM-BefOre Ingraham, T.:
Nos 400 .ee 400, 80 S'7 Abs 1885, 4So 49, 449
..a ss Tsnr5ArF s e 7s sSo Fs,a AZ
; ~ ist' s.s s c1 ~ is ri is 81 oS isi Isl, i'
coiaos rLE,s-EQfIT TRaM- Before Allen, Nos, 2.
g. q & T. & @ s. ~ a. =: Is "a a. 8 s. S g. o. g g s5 g. s. So So
;joAMos fiEAs-srrcnL rEaM-BefoIe Van Hoesen. -
Nos - iS a. n y eora a iS IL Ok ia
Los, ~. - sao l9,7 1856 1852. iiS4 eis s'S'
C.J-,os l,oU oU5 I,7i. Lotto l726. l1il l71, l''v
l7-b, l7,,' 1913. 49,. 3se 1871, 1850. 80 -.
CTR CoUgT-lgIAL IggM-pAgr I-beioro Hal, Nos
sS a e9 @ s9Sc @ s,SI @ S sS sso 2so sic ;H' O''V
CnY COUgI-IglAL rERa.-pAk ll.Belre Ehrlich j.
UloO. poSo, 6otU. 45ii ZvJ5, oJ<o oj"t
bs8i. 800, 81 g. JDx4. Jsf1.
CRY CoUar-rRI,L Tgga-PARr III-Before VAT, -
JsS,, 1900. U-I. OLA, otJ 4'U
q o. 02li "a 3d. GlJO 3i45 Hio lOll, dl4i 5isa
COURT UYsR AND fkiillsgR- Before Judge harrott
And .Is, net Attorney Martinc =, =. A. p o. l.
IoUnr or ussgAAL -Es,fOSs-fihr i-betore judge
Con.ng anu Assistnt Dsrict AtorLsg Fitzgerald
2, o., 4, }. .O Z, >, - 10 ii. 49,. ..-...,--
coma OF ,iaSgRA 5Es,loSs-PAar il.,ofore Recorder
sL,;Ll ami Assistant Dlstct-Attogney Fellowa-Nos
4 {, L y. y. T. D, y. ~. IL, IL i.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
LIVE srocg MAeKgps BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO -C1tlecsiDfs last "a ho,r 3cf3 head;
tor r.ru" last wess.
~, 30 o. winch 10 Sew-fork
22 cars sale Market q ull and nomin H.
- hours 800 aeaf tota Tor week
100 mead for same time ast week pJ bcn
cOnsIgned through - cars ~ o. wblcf 10 NtwfotN -
cars on grades have deoDed ami hgner grsdes
have adva1ceL Inferior to Flir. ~ Gs5 10 Meuum %
Good, sIGsi so Choice to extra. - q 20 20 ianos
Hoos-Receiprs last 81 hours llslj head foa Tor ~ee<
thus r. time last week o6fI rohslsDed;
OF which u NeSf ork IL cars I saie
market advanced - Oc. iIInt Pigs ai ~ 100 ~ -
Mixed Pgs and Light YOrxers. S. lodSt ~ selected
YORK weights "a -1QSi 81; Dulk at =. 20 selected
Melum weights 81 ., asa 52p Coarse Mixed iieavv
Ends % io selected deayy Ends - 3Jasi ~ AL
O1orlgs taken
ST LOUIS June 5-Ca'hs- -keceipts 80 head s1Dmsnta
200, 10 Ca0lcs Naive ShiDpng steers
SO6sD Native Butcher 5trsra rs oJD a 10 Low
Hefers. So zoGs3 rs stocKers ana reeefs - ZOE
Hos,-Recelpta 1850; smomenus l20)0 tiglt So 800
4 % PACKING. - sjHe4 -: HeavY ~ oJ1-f ~
none mAr1et strong ~
So -JUf+ %
CHICAGO June 5.-Tes Jourr1i reo)rts cdtts-
Receipts 100 nead snIDment. 4 10 nead msrxet SOW.
nomin steady shipping steers. % ludpo 5tocker5
ard So 7Jdt4 10 COWS. Buus AMI Nlxen 81 -
a.4 co. 81 6Jds3 no. thorough Iexis catte % oo~
p3 IS. - .
Rougb ana Mixed. IS SDd - 10 PACKING an0 ShlDoin&
UGs4 IL = Light weight. - 51s4 2V' eAps ~ 20
a % b5.
saeeo-Kece.uts 800 shipments none; mar.
steady 80 50 9si . Texans - loGs' Lamos
mar heai 81
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
ErRnprAN PRODUCE Markets.

LvnEfooL June 5Proysons bacon Innoer.a.n , Ne
"a Od. Long Clear udles -. Ud. oIOri CieT Muy
1J' RIBS. 3U- Jd Sbouldcrs Z-s 1L pet "me
Bee-ts To-. Tor Extra lndIan Mess frme MESS - o.
fVIk-frme Ness ID. per rhine Moss fas.
5-S W"stern. os I'd. Lard Amercan 5Zs fllme " ess
eIn. "a, 3s.Ji HIns-loIS CUT ",'s. va,
khouioers 81 Butter sJs Cd pet cwt 0f AZ 81
ht4tDA Cncc-e-AmercsD thJico. as Nd Whedt-'o
Western al S7s- u; Red inter- s. u :. ~
PER o. Z Winter. 81 "a NO
Mi2eu caIifornid l. Is ~ =
a. IT, Californian "a. Def ceita rroduoS
-sDlTlsOl lurpentine 2Cs London Zas 90 p'f
t"ts fenneo iJl0d per gallon Ciovef,ecu-
Amtncsn Itci. TdilOT&is. ID Derc ~ ,"sln
-ComuOn. 5s iz: Pale lis Oh ~0~ o. LiDseei on z<a
o. per Iz..O@-rine a nerctl !3s OL: ifns tll!'
rs. "a tsirlgeratcd Is ;3. hinJ quart
Els fda Iole Iu uters. "a. Der u . - On,
LONDON. June pr oduce-i OIL XII Us va a
o. cDc Calcutta Lnseoi .Is IL per quarter Anssoo
Ssse - ~. 47 tcnns0 Petroleum 90. ~
u. gallon spirits VI TarDeDtine 2isod Der c"-'
sperni on kosn -commOD. -. odDer cwt-
iae Is 1lIs I'd PfJvIsions-Lari 15s 90 Der cwc iof
hM"lcaE sugar l5s Sd per CIV. Tor ucs ntriIuxA
tOalZDe 90o I'd lzs Sd Tor CuOa iar
fehnie adotL. AastrdiIan Z rLiJw-SseL Ios OIL zoA
~; Ma on 23A Cd 1l5D Oh Cocoa Sut oii-CeJion'
a.Js I'd u x26 Cochin. t3l 6s.
,,hNIwEhr June o.-Petroeum-Fine pale American 10
"secs 40 centimes paid ana selierA -
SA1hks. June 5-Petroleum. marks 80 pfennisa
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
THE sUIroRs OF THE REPUBLIC.
MR. TALMAGE SAYS IHr COUNTRY Is On IT'S WAY 10
AwtDDING, NOT FUNERAL.

u.
hwHDDING, NOT A FUNERAL
The Brooklvn Tabernacle vas opprcssivly
.,,xdcd Yesterday morung. Mr. Tanage continued
his conrse of sermons Oh tue la question: ana spoke OF
te evils threatening American institutions taAlhg his
text from Isaiah, xii, i: Thou shat II" moro 'e
ternod iorsaken ncitAei shall thy land DO any more
t,o.a D.so,ate: out thou shall be called IIephzban
and thy land Beulah for the Lord delights III thee
ana toy land shall be married. rhe sermon In part
WAS: In this discussion labor question 1t III is be
decided WI ether on the way to we iding or
funeral On platforms. In politics, and III many OF the
pulls tue prophecy that TINS NatOb Is on l's way
10 funeral with Baby ION ana otIer decayed nA'iorS
want 20 show you this morning that IL Is Dt cypress
leaves bat all odn-o oioSsol, no, io'i. onu T -
ding march. not una~fc of lie depression {" he
tues These great car strikes III the cluster %
brongn eNe.y man aud woman sOle rfd rehecliOu'
and while the capitalist could hrc HORSES this sthe
jmg ,ns cs On wnst weary morning II Was Yesterday
,,,t,o and what weary night iast uIghi. These men
who stopped declare Iuat tney a no persona 81
grievance that they we're cOunandcd % slop De
time will come wien .he working classes Will throw on
III ips ry,at iniy is To his iln,ily, and
ealzation shall stand Detw, Ell Inn ano Ills nNciln"oi
nss on to consider more prominent things. Taking
IN, usrrg, figure OF my salI 20 Oh to show you
tnat th.re suiio Offering thif nanus ID
marriage this Republic. Tile nsi suil0r that 'nelS
lInIsrlf ia that sIasnng mons iIosity that We eau
monopoly It's sceptrc is made out oi the ran o ho I
and the OF tho telesrapn ~ hds l's naus on
Inc Nrw- York Penus lvana and New Jersey ieRlsa-
tlres Monopoly lis haDd on every bushe OF wheat
nm everv Ton of coal on every bag OF salt nave
nothing to say capitalists there DO aooiing
msn III America who would not nc worm "a ~
he couli have nothing 70 say against coIpvr'Iohs do
suh Tor power only ereat enerilsrs can uo
carried out Bot will at what Is VT 'us I'D tp IL
Giyi .ual s certainly WRONG On corporation HnW III,
time will come when the Government OF the Culteu
States will make "a law limiting tue amount OF accuinu
atiou and tue Constitution viii he altered 10 allow H.
There is aIoher sut0r TOR the hand Oh our KepuDic
II ofcis hand O' Nhillsm. IL j. one gro't kho y
cot the Universe. II las God 20 ii aven ana no nm
wha IT makes tEis earth IL STEW ne A'l 81
Hus, d artIa am Lincoln II means the at clifton OF
t nsbi, 10 properiy-a knife through your heart m
fidelity il auicr sutpr for hand OF the Republic
N0.e Of tDese soci .lsts .elieve III the Bible.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.YoRK. SATURDAY, June D BkEVFS-Rccetpts were
Tofa for the w"k 97o2 head against
Twenty cars were Tor exporters
II Cy IA ani there vas no ale n
Cate In addition to shipments previously reportod
H. Elliott put 40 Live Gait on the tirecan MONARCH
CALVES Receipts were 80 neal and cons rAp num-
Der he'd from YESTERDAY Butteim caves
showed Ettlo improvement but Neas were uiv 90
higher - 49,, 80.
sa es-Halenbeck Davis: 10 Bu tern'k Calves IA ID.
at2s<c; II do 1853 b at 27sc 2 do lto 10. a, &C.
I1lenback Dewey 70 Veas l57 n, at 5stc. ...
Hume Mullen 25 VoAls. l47 b. al 5sc; 3l 40. l"S ~
az 5 lcc 49, .,.,a
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rccepts were 20 cars Of tlI9
hsadl4 at Jersey city and crs at 6tth ST. Ioal I
500 head a. 3S5 head last week De osnd
active and sheep firm while Lambs sold at still further a.
yanoe OF i2c per ID.
Common to Choice sheep sold at 81 l2aasj 49, Common
to hoice lambs at 81 a $40 per 100 n.
Sacs-Dilenback 247 Ohio sheep. Is 10 AZ 70;
II do n. &c: OHIO Ycarng Lambs % b ct oAsc
90 ID Ing do SO ~ at &c; 2is Kentucky DO, bS TO-
HaiIenbeck Da~s: $50 Kentucky Lambs. % No. o. oo'
T. Pidccck: SO Ohio shee, 81 D. at 50 Isl 1872 DO 80
do II b. at 2j $50 do "a h. at - 20 l26 do 70.
81 2O A. Jersey Lam 5S b. at l0c per 81 Eir9lnA
do S. 10 ct 9lsc i39 55 h. g3 do 50 10 At nc
p. kase ia Jersey Lambs. 63 10. on private terms
E. sader 20 7s Ohio sheep 81 10. at S. 2oL l5t do
SO ID at 50 10; 2i3do 81 H. at - 81 24 10 q m az
IS ~ 80 n. at 81 81; 10 DO 80 10 at :, 70 9i
Kentucky spnhg Lambs 81 H. at 30 per l. o ID.
HDGS-Receipfs Is cars o; 2.3ZJ beai-9 cars M
Jersey city 10Th Total to- the week 1850
Al. III nead last week NOnniy ate MY ~
al su with few states selling az Ia, inside nsdro
salos-J. q. Smith ~ sta,e Hogs. 81 ID, &C 81 4O
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June 5-l2:Sy m.-Cotton- -Firm with fafr
demand; Midains upiands OIL do Mriling OrieanS
Sales-ldU0U Oales tucrliinS lOOo for epoo
uaton export; receipts 1900 bales including 100
clause june and July delivery +oia. ais, 5o4d do
July aud August delivery, oo.d do August and Ssptem
Der 0bid do september october delivery
sid; aso oad. DO octooer ana November delivery.
4 10 UsL do November aud Drcembor delivery o%CAd
DO Detem Der and January delivery I o2o.d -.
m-rhe sales OF tho aay included 7sJo oAies Ams<''
,,,. -, ,x..
/ D. m--cotton- Futures closed drm Upiands Low AA.
ding clause June devery. 56td buyors. do Juus ana
July oo,d value; do July ana Ausust oonvefy
,.B4a u,,,ers no. August And september oolivofy
o,s,i by.r do septenDer october delivery ycld
buyers. do Uctooer and November delivery ~
buyors. do November aud December delivery ol-oAd
ueyers do December anA January icivciy e3vAdeuyes
| do. september delivery. 1.otd- sellexA
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

twenty months ago began that change In the
relation OF the production OF crude petrOeu to the
consumption which enabled the pipsline companies to
reduce their stocks hand from 80 100000 barrels to
33oooOO0 barrels So fast the visible supply being
used p that became the interest OF the pipe lines to
encour go an increase in the output as to find use
for their empty tanKage. In Kane and the Washington
ana Few scattered pools has como the soughtfor
gain. and last month the production undoubtedly In
excess OF the demand How long this will continue
mater OF pure conjecture but the petroleum industry
Is developing and extending at such rate that
cinulation of stocks is likely be OF magnitude
seriously TO damage the trade. Kane may not have
reached IT'S IN .xuu the Washington pool at the east
Vor tae UDrdon anu tho Dyer doyoiOp pnsnts probe
D n,lnrt oHn- very siendery conDectod) mas yet TO
Dc Defined or weakened aui tue hunters are liable
To STRIKE new oil pool by acciieut-n word 1t Is far
rom unlikely that there viii bs falling of IN the
supply 10 ths next few months But Investors remember
maj OIL al 0) cents h always pai hs buyer OF 1t Det
tcr thtn ths seller, when mole than days or months
speculative turn considered. Since last October
the price OF certificates has steadily declining aud
eAselo repression has rIef tue speculation Tor over
six months. large part of this fall In values In
ancip 'ton OF ths state OF affairs which to-day
anu thee las Dren OF late distinct growth OF temper
III the trade which IA boat described by this question.
which capitalists srs beginning To ask Themselves
N u not piy u blY certificates AMI Jock them IN thu
boxes, never mind whether prices 20 little lower or
mott"
Tho National Tianslt and the Tldewatsr pipelines
FOR May tepo ady av-ftg OF runs of 62217 barrels
and daily average II deliveries Of 6O.I6l barrels an
e1 ess OF ruls oi lJ6 barrels day Wnen the sures
or the new Held ani MacksDnrs pipe uo added.
IT, Will assureiy swell the daIly average production to
over 10000 barrels moderate estimate puts the
Increase IN net stocks at 100000 barrels comparison
"f tho Incomplete for last month however with
former uli reports Will be found OF interest The
lfst i've m,ntns OF SO w,re over 500 900
% r, m OF tae period OF 5,, LISP v e.
have aggregated nearly 6OJ00) barre IN excsss OF tn,
same period Of lsS5 aud are nearly 100000 barrels
To Jane. 1856. s3J.506 barrels against similar
eAces' for thr same time in $50 Of ll2Jl99 barrels
AM n excess OF runs IN 1854 Of barrels APP
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07

"a es barr - 80 81 200 2S 4Ol 900 29.OGl. 900
The refined krt continues netlthy ant active Dut
reihers show position 70 plsh Tor nlgher prices,
aid whenever ~ stfenng tendency Is shown buyers
sltcken their demands. Ih" price uncnanged AT
lion at the three Atlantic pOrts-Newl ork
Pnilairlp pha aud Boston,
BRADFoRD Penn, June 5.-Cruis Oil. National
Traust Certificates opened at 653s aud closed at 10 {;
nignest Gj 81 lowest, 6i5s cearaLces, 2l7sOOO bar
relS
OIL CITY. Penn. juno 5.-Crude O-National Transit
CIR icates opened 653s ini closed At 6J4 h ghes'.
Gj7s; west 6l7s; sales J66DOO tarrsls cearin ces.
g. barrels charters. 4t.603 barrels sal pan
5o,532 barrels; runs not reported.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Ripsr, Vsssets and RIGr1t1I
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil grades tho market was essentially
nominal today. Holders still demanded y'c TO ar In.
speculative trading moderately active sslos taNng
place the Exchange to the extent 200 bags Market
barely steady and and closed a.
ton of points follows; January 7g February
79OaS.po; 7aJ 0S0; july 7.9UD1J5 August
7s5S7oO: september $50 30; October. 1861: 80,
November 7-507.gO. Mild grades frm ana unchansed:
COTTON-For Spot Cotton the market rued quiet but
steady today The sales 33o bales ai for home con
SUMPTION fhe Port receipts 6.lsiSjb bales snco
September with 1918 100 bales the sane time
last year. ,,a..
ton s fOlOws.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
yRFACHING 10 THE MINI REGIMENT.

The 9th Regiment OF the National Ouard'
Colonel william seward jr preceded by its veteran or
ganizsifou last evening marched roa the ArDory III
Nesl Iweniy-sxth-sL The Reformed Chufcn az fn.l
sevenisl. aud Madsou-ave. There the Kew Dr Lu"ail
conlmand, which lie e1horteu th,,n 10
b. faithful In their military and all othor ouuc7' ""'
friends Of the regiment were present
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
Total, i've mos. .......g. Ss5.755
Not complete and Macksburg not reported
Not complete. a. above.

MOI complete a. above.
The ne ws from the Washington field last week was
beg rlsh bar particularly alarming The poo STRIKE
e At he Wets. No. D. inear the Dyer. cncOlrage Il
balls. nnt of little npJrtalce, because IL II not an
wcI. Ihe held /, 10 be tested to decided
extent before its pos.ibiss may b. mea- -urrd. Th"
sausc, have been My g. 1887 barrels; May ID. 1859
barr Is: MV -. 5i97 oarrsIs May 20. soJ6 barrels; 4;
jane >. s,6J6 Dirr-s. from tIrty.Ons wells The Ex-
.banre .-u.rs of the chief w'is on saturday were
Cameron. No l. 2.i6I barres: Dger 5ob. Dtrre No l.
,ODS. B,rre. w. . 40; Willets. No. |. 572 No. s.
56s No. D. -; Tayor No. l. 72j barrels day; Thayer
NJ" =. ~ ntgre an bOur.
There was far record Of transactions in certificates
the ConsOld Itsd ESchinke Last week IN spe OF tho
closing OF the Etcninge Monday. For tue hrst tins
really several weeks the market enjoyed substantial
rcccdrd 10 6L cInjs DIt IL evident that ham nsr
the tuss II the fall AMI that Large ani I'm
seeking to coyor contracts at
rvs rs DOWN. lri rclctOl. The Wlets failure and tho
IN .ure OF the wild cats" the extreme edge
of the Washington field started 0ar panic
wlicn dI not end TIL GA cents
ntd been reached. Realiz1tiOns tepres-et
the specula sdD-equentlv bGt the market shO vol
o., nIrie1tng tendency IN IN 1t ha. snlayei for
tur. Aitrr ranging rom 61l4 10 066ns cents
II At 90 cents net gam ot ll5 cents from
the rret eding week Tue close mI&ed AID unsettled
rather thin weak in spite OF the improvement dis
crnibl- IN the speculative tone fresh bearlsh news
from the OIL country III sht check any teniency To i-
MEDIATE Improvement.
lie Con., Clearing IIOus' gan tho clearance
of stocks and oil for the Exchange last week ami IN
spite o little early friction working well enough to
proiuise lis nlt.mt." success
Tner snse ~ prices toll ieings at the Con-
sodte Exchange iO the last three weeks were as Io
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
rIrROpEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoSpoy. June 5-l-:SD m-Atlantic ana Great Western
Firs Morgags Trustees Csrti5iCs +3 Ellie, z794 do.
second Consols 9is. Mexican OrlinIrV. 274; st Paul
Common. Az New.YOrk Central 1904; Pennsylvania.
54l.
p. m Mexican Ordinary, 27ia St Paul Connon. "a
Reading llil
g. cent, mes ioI me account.
u.-Iars quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 81
francs the mt and exchange Lon
don al 20 francs ~ L centmes for checks.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07

Only "A small business was done In mining STOCKS
$50 shares week at the Consolidated STOCK
and Petroleum Exchange against 5331O shares Tor tue
preceding week. and the d-aiiu-s without interest
OntarIO SiiX Mining Company has -
sued operations In aud II IA business
ike exhbi. During the year the company dlslri"htc"
DIVIDEND, amounting to S975OOO On December 81.
1888 had In cash S5s7 $50 and Slass valued
al $500 600; ore on dump ~ mill II 10000 and other
assets and supplies making the Aggregate OF assets
81 sO7 Gl9 against total liabilities OF 81 $50.
CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco. June D, 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
SPIRITS OF rURPENTINE-

CHLRLssTox June j.-TurDoDrnc quiet at 20 isc-
BAyAsEAH. June D. 5.-trirDentiD- stelnv AT 20 10
WILMINGTON. June o. IurDentine quiec at ~ &c
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07

CLOSING Prices Of BOSFOy STOCKS.
BosToN. JuLe D. 1888.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07

Onions opened at last nights prices closing barely steady
advance June UNCHANGED Tor July anl 10
pmns advance on other months :sales 29.J0J bales.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-01
Hit by a Locomotive.

Mike Delaney, a young man, aged
about "a years, who has been working
for the railroad, on Section IL, was in
town yesterday and was ON his way
back home, when, 10 an intoxicated
condition, he layed down beside the
railroad track with his head ia close
proximity to the rails. The ives,
bound passenger train came laundering
along at the rate of about 20 miles an
hour, the pilot struck him in the head
tearing away one side of his skull away
and one hand mashed.
Mr.. Henry Mason, who had been on
visit to friends, was returning home
shortly after the accident and noticed
the man. He came to town and in
formed some gentlemen ut the ma
chine shops, who Immediately went out
with hand car and brought the re-.
mains of the unfortunate man into the
city. The accident occurred about $50
yards beyond the mile post, which post
marks the city corporation limits.
The deceased halls from East Liver
pool, Ohio, where he has relatives liv-
ing.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-01

Just Received By Express:
Ladies Linen, Collars; Heel
and Toe Slippers and Ladies'
Fine Shoes. We are also re-
ceiving daily a handsome line
of Spring and Summer Goods
M. WE'LL & BRO.