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New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
r1-popEA> pno0ucE MARKETS.

iivEaroOL May II -ProvlsOns bacon Cumborianf Cns
idGe G-.. ii: -nJrt CeE id ilei
ls,s 3D. ,. ShOul iers. %<s oi per
2eef-1Os I'd tor Extra indian Ness PRIME Meas = of
porK-irme Mes. 5ls Oi per PIinc Mess stststa.
- Od- Lard American. SZs Prime " est-
srl 81 ii: Lard OH. S-s. ~ Htms-I0ag cut 49, "a
Shnuaec. 5s Butter. Sos Oc cv for unest Cnifed
srales. Cneese-Ameu ChJice 49, I'd "aea5-tsa
Western spring Is al G7s 10. Rel " inter- ~ "a q = fh
p.r ceutaE = i.: New Western inter - r-
New Mixed estern -. Sd: csifDraia so l. = n
Ia iii No = 6> I'd a6s>o DER GENITAL proincs
o.. do. 10 LDDdOn. g ID Der
cwG fenned OeCr,eura Ou @ Il pei S'na Sioyer %
lagiOy-k5- Der
common. Ls: Pale lls OIL @Os Id Llnseet Oh ia
Ialow-fine Ainerican. !Ds b,L. Prins Nv
23s American ssirgersisi 6se' HAL quart
ers. jt2 t.. iore IulTters. isi- Der .,.. -
uecelpts OF wheat for the week From Atlantic Dorts,
1900 auar from 'acihc ports IiOOO quarters ison
| other sources. j.Op quarters
'I{,c.tnts = of American 60 3D.. 2Ojn0 quarters ..
IONDOy 1-PrOauce- IdDseei OiL 1 -o
iln.ee 3'- H. DER quarter iahs'sa
Gaze g. 81. II CJE Rstned PcifDi-l1.o ' ~
aja per gallon SPIRITS u rIrDeIulA "a 3l per c.-;
Sperm on sls Dcrtoi. t0Hl -OommJn 81 ndvcr Ss~,
Pale. los 0ll4 PrJylsions- iarL 35s va per W.. .s
American li+ . Z per cw. tDr uDs n,rn - ;.
polarAng 96o anil 3D. 1874 Tor Gu Nas'os ~.
renuug al ut: \ tstrtiin rIDg-BssL Z-s "t ~ ~
Od.. Mutton. ~ id - 81 co')' w o'i-Oe!''i
a2b-. sd cochin. t2ti-9 s. a., -. ,..a.,.,, "a
AXTwERP May l7petroeun-Fine pte Nne'I sIaS ~ -
francs cenilmrs Ii francs - cntll seles.
BagNEy May l7-PetrOieun. . marks - pienhlS~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

BUFFALO MAY Receipts last - hours 90" nesn
total thus $3.50 head tor ssDe fTn ass
2s15 head con.gned through SUNDAY - cars o. -
to NewYork to-day ?2 OF which ~ 10 New %
for sale market nrmer but not quoabY higer ,on
Fair 81 5Odsl 30 Good Ia Cnoice steers . VO@
$40 Extra Cattle s. jO8s5 so LOAD ancv 500 az 70 ~
and Feeders advanced bd2ic since M0nday active ~
81 UO0Si 40 Native StOckers Feeders here GOoi
Mich cows s25d4j Veals lj0l5c higher Good 10 trine
~ 75d 10 80 closed lower and unsettled all Oner
taken
Shssp-BeceIpts 42OO nea: tOta, for week
time last week. 5000 head
demand active "a lCc- higher Common
OuGsi so Good TO Choice, - IJdtj 90 ear
Extra - 5Oas 81 market closed quiet but 1rm all oher
ogs-Receipts last "a lOO62 head total for week
thus time last ZJnoO H0uNgned
through cars OF which 81 10 SewfoIk a. cars tor
sale market unchanged Light Plgs al 81 l50si -;
Pigs and Ii9ht YorEes - odst fO seeS ted YORK
- Mixed Ends - o@ @SS ~ all offerings
81 LouIs Nav l7-Cat>-Rece,pts 90 head sniOments
900 market Choice Satve -hlDDg steers
s5 IOaS5 IS Butcher str"rA - ,O~r1 90 tO"s
Heifers 81 7Ogsi o. sto;kcrs anu Feeders !" 'o0
Hoes-Recepta 100 snDments. 100: Light So 300
- 10 PacHPg 81 yfA&l lOs Hcayv - lJGrt =.
ShesD-KeceIDts l4O shipments. none market hrh a'
CEIcAGo Nav l7-Tns Dror>rs Journai reD)rts Carie-
Receipts 1000 ncads shDmcDs 1000 mead uisrAe S'e.v
Slipping Z5asi so stOckers and teeGer - ~,
~ cows Bulls ami Mixed. :! OOdsi % BuA' - w
dS3 30 - . -.
Recepta % 900; Shipments 5000 MARKET strong
Rough and Nlxed. 81 75Asi 70 P1csiDg an0 -hlDOna
81 - 30 Light 50 81 80 % >sos - les3 o0
SIt-eD-Rece.Uts zoo neal onipnlents hOne "''N"'
Natives. - jOGsj %. - ,,.., 80.
Journal special caDlegfan rom bFlsh ha
ket week with lighter sup
plies both places London reports
advance OF Ice best American steers &c "4es7o"
and Liverpool lc advance Choicest Texan steers l5c
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

Porr dull a. 90 So iarc steady AZ 5 750s5 77h sais.
meats stsatv, Snoalierh rs 81 SuofSro y ~
Bacon shoulders 81 o2 snort KID -
ebort Jleu 4 WhIssry ~ n aus 'te.y % - W.
Hogs nrm common and Lght - 4pfrt loi t1t
iDe and Butchers 40 recc.SSs 4.OJ i'i SAP
ueDta 1870 head.
DETROIT Nav lT.-whaN duh. No whts. 81 - ,~s;
Nav si I,c June soc. 81 &c casn Nav. - ~
lime s2zc August s27sc.. No Red 1Jc- Recept. SStS
bush. Uorn-Na 1 37a37l4e oats-SS White So2- Va
a32c
MILWAUKEE. Nav l7.-Four nuet wbeai steaiy Cas1.
747.c: June a. 7sc August, sOc. corn steady No =
sac oats steady No. ! 2Bac RYE aniet No b5rs.
Cash or Nav. 81 90 June 81 - 2 l%ri-prme -tt n
Casn or Nav. s. 95 June 81 J7h Sutter qurt;
Cho,ce reamery I3Gl5c ChecseRest Cream Al ne 1c.
Egvs-Fresh. 0dy3 3c. Receipts-FIonr s2ll oDs Wheat
aoIs busl.: Barley. 5.32o pusc 5npmert--EsOar. -
bbIs Wheat. ~ .465 Jusn. Barley. LIZ, ousa
PEORIA NAV I7.-Corn active New HEl Mred s21a
aac No Mixed S2A52Ayc. oats active No White 81
a.ltc No ,J-gc. RYE qniet No 2 % 2Dbi
Recenf~~Corn n 900 bush: Oals LOO BUSH Rye vt
busE STANDARDIZATION 5000 bush: Oats, o,DoO Dish;
Rye 1000 Du.n
sr toir> NV I7-FIour dull. Xxx 81 85fs2S5. Xxx.
- 81 btDSf lDs CnJlc& y, toDeS oS
Fancy 81 sjoi 90. patents ~ 709si 30 "heb Actve.
No Red ca.n 7ss97s 2c. 7slpc-: JuEe .g1lyic;
Iuiy u Lc active No Mxei 'asE - 80
Nav. 33c, June 33so Oats nrm NJ Mlfeo 'ast
3U4d ULc. May 29',c June SOC nv "eas as 80 - =
ID market. Batter 1ulet 'reinrrv. ioS
Dsir. IoD sc. E19a puiet a. u rltf 5'on sty
SOC mh Corn N-a -tettg lI 81 .. "1sxv II ~
PORK. Is. Lons tlelr s. ~ ,1prs fla.
short Clear. JJ. Lari steaiV u - 20 SsJ ~
Rrcelprs-tiolf 90 nDi.i Wheat 1900 '1sf. ora
81. 600 ,J@ j,.0pO Hv. 5000 onsh SAries.
busr. Corn l-VOp ,IsL l2OOJ ous. RE. LJO
oush.; -. 900 busn
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
STATE or TRADE.

BOSTON l?Foagqu wes5,sl saprrtn- 1 81 I9s "
IS Patent Winter wh ats 5, 5go' H. orn an',
stance fsi3w & oo % Shtre ~ 40 vne ti.
shorts Mdrllng' steady Provisions ate tiy
Recepts ror today-Flour 300 bbs. 4iJe SACKS Corn
lU.UUO oats 24Ow oa'1" 7hort+ '''oo ous-
H.rd at 'o'n el Wnte: SIC orn steady
at 59c. OatsNo Whte Western At - - 81 ~ n BsI %
SALES No canada al 75c. iecspts-toqr lUV,o oo''"
Wheat $4,000 bush Corn lV4ODO 1usi% % Nsts xnc,i
3usa Barley lsCgV @ a Poo ngs6 Barer
M rreishis- heat 6i4i Corn, re to New
BALTIMORE Nav l7co,to9 quie: MidlIing ssc Flour
qulet and Western SUPER - - 81 ~ & No.
7i 03 3 Extra ;; 5oe,! 10 d. go 1rand
Patent s. 75 wne-t-soutnern steady %s-SerO hrm.
ogneru n1a no Western % @ ner s Spot s
8sc~ May. s7asa.c: Ausust sJ1d 50 " SoIn n,,
rn firm firm 10 "s'sfr% s3m nrass n' wSsisrn s1e SPOT
e May , es.Ier ;nc aet ' soat4ern - 1c
Western White 4oet2c 10 Nike % e:,v,.on, sgnp
syyana sT ma as.. Pors s. 5o%Io 81 reigt
eTpoo per 300 ss sne onsa Corn 2e
oats 10000 bush Rve 100 Ousa nv
tus bush. CORN Corn 800 500 eu,a t,i,o'' '1'- SAWS
CHICAGO May lrur dull and y. unGhanEed a chCie' %
Minnesota BAKERS % 5oGs4 81 Patents s. 70 70 Ss1 ,, S9
Wnea! weak sales ranged Nav. 74'4a75sc: eo.lne a
1850 June. 15a. S77c cioHna AZ 7oe Jly &C;
cRc%so Spring 6i'. a65c Corn easier NAV $5ta
Juy 3o7sa3-c. closing at 81 &C. August q Ga c!osini
ar sales ranged NAV. Z,1-cr4c~ co-
,no ar SSc. June 2oa1sa.c. closing at 2sc; July 27'
n a9-c closing at y asc Rys-SG = sc. Barley-Nn
80 Mess porg-Nay S. 72L0S@ 80. closing As - 80
June - 72a, closing at s. 80 July 20 = "a 20 80
clnsing at Caah 50 % dO 90. June " ~
az 0O Julv tG GS6 %. closing az 20 O-AHGtb OJ
sulkmears-Shonders III 1914 20 Short Rlo oh.A -
1s5IO .horL ttelr 0OGfj 6J. H-csDts-tlo1r
1900 o0Is wheat 1000 busn; Corn $4,000 pnsa. oa.s
ousn.. 5000 busn. Bartev- 1ODl -nomsnts
rorr > obs Wnea l57JOu olsua Corn 3olOVO )usl
Osla IL 100 5000 DusL otr1'v oOoO Dusn
Crxctyx,u MAY II Flour Guiet and easier: Family
~ 5gs 20 Fancy S. % ssi 25. Wheat 1rpeI Nh Red
S6c. receprs g. 500 shipments LOO pust Corp III m
No . ,fxer 30 lo437c Oaus higher: No hlxeI 70
Rye nrm; No 2 81 0o9c Barlev-Out OF the marker
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS :
FrRopEAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IOvnoN MAY l7-l23D p N -OnsOIs To- oIb i0t inohe7
and on tor punt United sCitss tDIr Per Cent
bonds l5sls Four and iIat per mt Bonds = ex-
cnIUou WesierI Frat Mort sag5 Ifus
toal , iiacafes 3g- second Nor gaze lO Canadian
ar,nc 6Ja Ere zia4; Mexcan Ordinary. 20 -, PAU
Common. STA. New ORR central 4oo4 FehlsfNAHis
5-7s HEADING. ia ,,- =, - Co.,. -. -. -,
m-Paris advces quote Ihee Fer tent hehtes AZ -
francs ~ - centmes for thc account. ..
LONDON NAV l7-+ p m.-Consols, l0l 5lb for money
od iuI ii or the Atlantic ana Great Western
rr.t Morfgag Trustees Certificates 3J do second mort
ar III auadau Pacific 6G Eie second CCnsOs 7Sl4.
7ios Centra 1914 Pennsylvlnia, J2S4 Ee4ding' Il +
Hudson BAY Company l -
oar ali yer rs quoted iasd. per ounc~
i,erts acytces Rente7 Al
- f,ncs 80 centimes ue account ana exchange On
1outnu AZ y5 france - ccntlmes Tor cheeks
,,-Tur amount OF bullion gone into the Bank o.
England on balance to-day is I3O,UOU
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

Imitation Creamery. 1lalcc, Western Dairy 1O1l2c.;
Western Factory, lOa allc... n Els Et nchengsd IN
price and quct New state, aSocs Old DO. 30lohc.'
bams c-..EGGS-huie at steady prices with fair
demand state 2c Canada l2c Western. llc' Southern
lOdlULc.
sUGAR-Raw quiet and still easier 47sc. for FAIR. 5
for go test and dtc for Molasses Sales 400 hhds and
lSu bags Lolasscs At Refined dull and weaker cut
% i9ai Sc Crushed az g Cubes e'ae'.c Powdered
&C., ConfectOners Sic. on 5Ts9J ll.l6c,, White
sTEAkINE-In moderate demand Sales. 30 900 bs. city
Lard AT ! &c. 10000 10 Oleomsrgarne at 5..c.
1ALLoW-Rather easier and in demand. sales,
10000 N at l3-l6c,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

Transferable notices. 3lo ..
hc prices ger eraiv are without dcccei eh ne Ihe e1
port GnS s aysnct gT' been sRt ana mainly ned 70
immel ate wants saie- leV, no, o. av are 900
IBIS c'y Nh f1ira = 30 for the cocd Mess Hpnf paSr
200 b sapern so later for fa0ey ey,Sn NINTH the
goo oeS 1a 5 10 500 bs Winter WHEAT Extra At 80 %
al 15 for common 10 Good and 81 ~ - io 'or the
whole range including '9SoTs S5 ds5 .,e1' o5 superne
9atis. Quotations d.. me sXtra No : at So I0dS3 so
S.9a Common FpaeT 4 good F1Fa E11rs wese ieS
Good 10 t5ir. Extra Western .4ooss5 ~ Iomin2' no
Shoic 81 25ds 20 Common Extra Mnne'ots ~ ~ 10
Clear p,90, 90 Eye & G5i5' 5 faEeT Extra
81 30 St Common 10 Far EtirsS iUGs s % 90 t"I,
winter Wheat Extra. - at5 - { ny MI a1rs M 'oI
Ineie, - s9qt4 @orTmPEN So sPn FG6t KUN
without decided change saies 100 Dds Dor F,S 10 choice
hYE FLot6uet and .te9dy c6o,e sS,es 800 CORN 9s
,TpGne r a ana sS @gGs@ pIse A. unehsnred Sales
:. s'amoTs an Fraadysinc at y 20 at > .oSs2 S5
heavy and lover fSsn a. '3S ss
have declined about lc snd closed n cined &C. then
tovred then c back the lowest points & ana
eoeS heagy ,1 a fxpor lar v MnF and fairly
acive Transactions in olons Shppfs ies zoo bush
psFe foL es oar oo busn future 4O9oo0 bush spot and TO
arrive. including 40 chicago at e zoe Wib Eed
81 u atteI for cholee Micmran: 70 H, 1h;, II Lc 30
board store. -e@c delivered 10 y c 40 Tor uly
H. Ia ~ a.
iosng at :. &c DO for ScpiemUer s,'-a aOc ciosnE az
90 ,r gctObrr \. closing Al w ~ ~
,,or eo .s.c closing al O. PC tor January 80
=, Aac closing 9iac- DO lof ftpiu% ~ -
SO RYE-t DrKct quet ana sitent az '.r
~ r " rsreiu s. 1ic. FOR Canada ami - 9'c i,i
pAKIEY- MarEct dull season over "a i.i-I.'
1i-tTI IN Pric.s unchanged. COkN-Nark't 'p'htn
ann a. IA lots lost the vance au c .ihe il
rul Onions snalc stronger ioi Nav say
aof ic better vhch advance was afte" "ad lo- anu ~ ~
ms dc nrces light trade export and nonle use AM
gOld options cilppris :,
s9l,s $4,000 future $4,000 Dush SPOT lhcluan.
Iu,raneo Mixed No s. +2c. deliver a steamer
sS - I5Lr IN elevator. No 4S-i Doc. IN elevator
an sfn closnP INSIDE bic aiOat Whc -0u n
80 ,s3c. No slrxed iS2 a. C. closing at - .2e
90 -or une 47a47 80, closing at 47c do for NV 4oa
,in-tug 4 DO. Tor August 40 - -. tlos
M AZ 4o7-s seDember - &c S cS'inr Tuf a.
NJ pATo-Cash Toto 4 &c. lover ana uuil
- &C l,r lower clos.n. steady AT the decline
oV - 600 bush future $4,000 bnsf SPOT lh'u''ag :
go; ,,S5rco 49, .Gc NJ > soic. No. !. nominal 30 .
Vblir 4a4Ilc. 40 >. 42Ls 40 honHia,, i,e i.,c
NSS''lD yr,rr or Nav stu Giac closing a. 36's- 90
-, nue 60 clo-n, nc. do Tor july 81 Aac' eosins
at Il 10 FEED-Que-
,.1s -, sforo N New-l ork Broo1lyu and JcF- NV
-, II .e. and held Ioliway lighters Oh c'l''"c'o
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Riyer. Vessels anf Rtlro tia
CFNFPAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFFF-Brari grow;h- rmer at 9c for Falr Iys saes
10 bags Contracts moderately sctso
ard frmer 25.2jO bags Market closing steadv A.
NAV 77Oa775; June. 7.i5 Q7.6O; July. 745d :3u A5o
cust 7tOG7 45: September. 735d74o. october, : 50
a 10 November 1900 7.35; December I.ao@ ,.oo
Mid grades steady Sales. Marsc.bo Isl p~Es
and 576 bags Savanlla oatoa
COTTON-~pOt Cotton quiet at unchanged prices
bales evening" tnt ludlns Us jas w..
cOusuup pon Receipts from the ports snee eep.nlnorr
5l2 5,2 baes AGAINST t6-62l bales same ule ast
Cuotau0ns the stan ard OF cI"'''hO-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
QUOTATIONS. OF DREvEs TODAY

Good TO Prime steers ol year 80 l6 9sd IA and
REVIEW o. 1ar WEEE- No arrivals of Beeyes the past
were 3s head than last week and 26l0 head es
than the CORES 9onding week last , ,
The supply o. Cattle has moderate the past week and
advance; from to - on Wednesday and 1a2oc on FRI
Tie prlee On FRIDAY Was .5 20 Iay 5c higher
at 60 for the fTo weess have been attributed
part to railroad strikes and labor troubles but Oter causes
a6unda several weeks earlier lat caused
generally To urn out STOCK from To four weeks IN
advance o t year anl the cate are gaining SO raSS @
tha they are ~ no hnirg 70 get Them TO market ~ ms
at fairly remunertye prices and the owners OF stabeed
aor Beet was down 10 343d early IN The week hut rallied
slightly before the clo-e Live Cattle showed decline from
the previous @eek ~ rom to ll2c per To- , h4t and
priec- SIN further advanced from &c to ic per % n h %
Western Dressed Beef men not being able 10 buy an h
tie they wanted in chcago rates have apparently
gwen their country houses the preference ana e % s,
the trade IN CitY Dressed.
on Ightsr SIMPLY Live Csye' ruled firm and higher ana
nrm nut te weakness was apparent on SATURDAY WIN
sheep arrived freely, but the market
linss while sprng Lambs ruled dull lower on trhay
day osnE strong on the "xpscaiion Of ght run
Western roads we're reported interfering Win tpe snip
few small Of Hors have been sold at = .. a
93S which figures. with slight fluctuations the mar
BErv Heceipis yeserG,y and were SO at
Jersey city and - at 6Othst making '''o heau
arrivals at 61ti st. compred a. cars for Mr. Eastman
aud % cars for Tern Metzger and about CARLOAD o 9'o
for sIlc.
Of the 1875 car.oafs at Jersey City cars were
cousioned direct IN schyartzchild & SuZberger,
leaving li- sale. The marke opened act'e
well sustanel prices ami with 10 carloads wanted l9r ex
port best grades were firm with some sales cary III e @
day advance Of Zoe Fridays tgures Du mere
reeng before finish and the marAel Closed
Oa l5c on amt te dull Nearly every 'hhs was 'ou ou''
before ~ -
Taends old down to 81 80 rs 2o very
Ordinary Far at - Pa 81 10 Good 10 ,holce
al 20 30 TO ~ uncluulh.
. 3 head al rhc outside 1gurel ,,- ,,,-.,,
Old ranged from 81 30 10 20 l2 Bus SOU
mainly at 7j few Extra at - soGs5 20 ana Dry
Cows Hecrs at s3 5OGs5 -, with Choice a Western
bringing - ) ~ l6. ,c.,a
Mr. GOLDSMITH purchased lG9 head or export at 50 80 q
about all they worth In European
The Francesca day with 1913 Live CaitIei am
the Alaska will with LOO quarters ot bee
for Eastman. , 80, -. - ,-os,o,
The weeks shipments OF Live Cattle and Sheep ana DRESSED
Beef and Mutton follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
TIE PETROLEUM MA RKET

Another week at the Consolidated Exchange
opened yesterday certificate speculation incined
to duluess and depression There was no particular a
pulse directed against the market but news from tne
Washington Penn. field was bearsh IN showing a good
production from the old wells and an Increase or the
newer ones upon deeper dring. THIS - no more IN
servattve operators expected an tue seers Oh Oh as
mr. cent prices are likely 10 be- those whose marcus
are exhausted than WHO have been stuiylhe .io
nrobabl,tes and possibilities OF the WASHINGTON ana
Kane districts The market was opened up hrnrr thsa
saturday nights - d7s cents. but the net as
cline was only cent The cary strength was not re-
tained long, however. aud most o the deiilng' "sas
made around II cents. lne close was "o"A anu WV
floor is quite bearsh. -. ,ho ro,
The range prices and the total delnss ~ 'ne N"u
solid ted Exchange were ~ follows;
Oneninr ......... 72 Lowest. - 9
Highest ............72 72 Final. -, 80 80
Sales. barrels
Refined oil was without change at IA cents per gallon
| OIL CITY Penn. My l7-CrIis OI-NItlohh Iran
ait Certificates opened at - AMI closed ~ Il's'
highest price 1928: lowest price Ills sales Soo'"o
h,rrels sbtpments SOFT barrels charters, l4i2so
barrels; clearauces l.9sI.00O barrels runs Oas
res
| BRADFORD Peun, May 17-Crnte Oil-Nitionh TraH
Sit Certificates openef at 7l7s and closed a. 'lF
highest price 72l4: lowest price, 7li5 clesfaheeS
10000 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
sp1p1Ts OF TrRPENTINF

Cr.RIRsroy May l7.-TurDeptnn duii at ~ Isc-
s,VAESAu Nav l7.-ruroentlnr steady nj 5Oc
WuuixCTOS MAY l. luTDentlne trm at &c.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
LIVE sTOCg MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

HoGs-Recepts 65 cars Of lS5 head cars & a.
10th st. and 81 city. None ior sure A'e'
Nominaly steady at 81 SO a 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

Tu,ures oceracly active. opening az 70 points
c,ir. uuurr weak iceling Liverpool ana SILVER, c.
ouct and stealy AZ 70 = points advance roh 9a'"'"-'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
ACTUAL siLE%

SIZES At TIE COysOLTDATEp STOCK AND PETRo-
LECM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
cost ano fouuo.
Dres5mdklrS.

a THOROUGH DRESSMAkER wishes moro
~ customers by the day cut nj and drap. latest trepca
fashions excellent reference. ROBES, Tribune Opt,"n
Office ,2aS broadway.
nRtSSNAK iirst'class cutting
aud hng; wants ie" more customers by Gay VI -
home r.lerence Vest -lst-sL
NRFSSNAKER wishes few more custom-
er. in private families. Address u. A. l., InOune Os
town Office. = ,, Broa way.
NVANTED.-Sewlng AT home, or @ os the ,,t aay ny
w terms reasonable Address sEAMsI"Ess' ioS r-As'
43d. ST., hODr.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

State bonds we're entirely nere ted Of city bank
G4l at 1851 Metropolitan 90 at 46i2. PAenix (1o at
l47, and Tradesmen's go al llO. , ,,,A
The market for railway bonds was inactive M ana @ WIN ~
out feature except that ~ firm tone Sucn ponls as
offered for sale were easily absorbed al me current
quotations. ani In some instances eooI iN a., ana s ~,
e~tab-hrd Erie second con-os we're duli 'a & Nm az
I Cr,rai of Sew,jersey cohsols closed 3 higher
1I55 adjustments cent higher at H. d the , de1
WIkesbarre firsts were up per cent at IL. Rome:
Waerown and Oedenshurg cons0 % wers III rrui mo- ~
a55aq5a. West guaranteed Il were hrn ~ w
a 1913 Canada southern hrsts were up al lV' - anu
seconds rose y 70 s. LAKE ohore nfs. c9sl, 9
% iv1ic General fs we're stead, al lo5 hrsts New
orleans and Mobile up q at lOl. ana collateral trust
nI % - PAN frsfs Pacific and Western rose 81
Ia ana the terminal IS y higher AT lO6 Bur
Wi-y,nkcr Ike shore and Western incomes "a 10
Io6 and trsts Michigan division sold al ll6 Denver
ana Ro Granae con-ol trust rece pt- we're active al
sod M 10 To-. Union Pacific fIsts r. 10 IS AID
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lion D re active At lO7l2d o. = and Oregon Trans
Tbe SUB treasury gai1~d on balance S43ols made
np by guns OF Sl3O12O CURRENCY and S5ooOo7
com. The days onrraton.o coyered; k@Geip.,. ,G...
81 5056ll payn'ts. SlO75+22 resulting IN baiauc's
OF Sl27Ois-2 currency aud - lSo,SZ-,no' com ,, a..
Money ruled at about per cent anu cioSou a'
IGe cIeaFns House day vas as follows
Exchanges, $l09,O2s.555 balances @4.9.-,D'. ...o,,
The United states Treasury at Washington receNou
100000 National bank notes for rsdrmpoI; & M internal
revenue rrce pts %923.22O. ,
The exchanges were quel anu H'tftil
AZ nuotatinus for follows: Bahkers
nl. - SGI4 and 81 os;4 Tor long ana snort steti!hs
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fnr retchtuarks: 4O-4 ana 4Ol2 for guilier-.
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u,c',meed AT lOl 5.l6 aud IOl ZIG respectively FOR
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closiny ouotaOns. the end OF the dtY. except oi
ca da Pacific there W re reactions OF ! J.. per cent
froIn me best fgnrcs Bar silver was weak and urthef
declined I.i to 4I.4 per ounce English standard Tue
/ Pm a., England gained $50 600 bullion on balance
A. pane French 3 per cents irmer AZ SOD anf
sight cxclance Oh London up to 2J21 francs to
I L.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.ioRK. Monday May IT. 1898.
Bceves Cows. Calves ana La liO& swine,
9-97 "a p77J 3.5b8 at,503
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Avw'y rec'ts last year lOs75 90 4Os2 993y2 J7.30S
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
MINING STOCKS.

CLOSING P.lICES or CALlFORNIA ST0ChS.
san FEANclsoO Nav u. l.s6
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cLJ,lYG P2IOEs JF BJSfJT STOCKS
boston. May L. 1895.

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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-29
ANOTHER CALL FOR CANNON.
The APOSTLE Does Not Appear, and
His Other $4,000 Bonds are
Forfeit.

District Attorney Dickson requested
the court this morning that George @.
Cannon be called to answer to indict-
ments found against him by the Grand
Jury, for which $4,000 bonds had been
furnished in each of the two cases. Bail
iff Hurd's familiar voice rang out with
the amusing call, "George Q. Cannon,
George Q. Cannon, George @. Cannon, !"
and the silent courtroom laughed back
its answer, "Not present" The names
of the bondsmen, Horace S. Eldredge
and Francis Armstrong, were called in a
similar manner, without response. and
on motion of Mr.. Dickson the Court issued
an order declaring the $50, 1000 bonds for
feited.
Mr.. Eldridge, who was seen at the
Deseret National Bank a few minutes
afterwards, stated to DEMOCRAT reporter
that he had nothing further to say on the
subject of the bonds, only that he
had never during his lifetime al
lowed any obligation to go unpaid, and
he expected when his liability in this in
stance became due that it would be set
tied satisfactorily.
Mr.. Armstrong was not seen, but the
public are already familiar with his ex-
pressed determination to test the matter
in the courts.