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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1886-04-30
BE observing:
A VALUABLE DOG.

He Enables His Master to Spend His Days
in Btissfu1 dleness.
A Detroiter who was skirnhishing
along the river Rouge the other day
with a gun, met farmer and dog on
the road near the Woodmere cemetery,
and as the two men stopped to speak
the dog ran down the highway about
twenty rods, satup on end and began to
bark.
"What's the matter with your dogp"
asked the sportsman.
"Oh, nothing. He is simply getting
ready"
"What forP"
s'For you to shoot. Whenever any
of you folks come cunning around here
set him up at twenty rods for quar-
ter shot.
'.You do, eh? Well, you can say
goodbye to him at once, for I'll kill him
at the first shot. Here's your quarter. y
"Off-hand shot, you know?"
"Of course
The sportsman got ready, and the
farmer chewed away at a twig and
| gently whistled. "Mollie Darling The
| rifle cracked, the smoke flew away, and
the dog frisked around in high g1ee.
''Better try another" suggested the
| farmer.
'.I'll do it! I'll try hundred! Here's
dollar, and that dog has seen his last
spring break-upn'
1t was repeating rifle the man had,
and he blazed away again and again un.
til he had fired the four shots. The
dog chased his tail around circle, anc
the farmer said:
''Mebbe it isn't your day for shooting
you know?''
'.Mebbe it isn't, but here's another
dollar!'
He cracked away another four times
and as the last shot rang out the dos
came toward him on q trot, ear
cooked mp and eyes looking aroun'
for rabbit tracks.
| "Well, | guess / must be joggin
along said the farmer. 'I'm yer,
much obleeged for
'.Not by durn sight!'' shouted tn
hunter ''I've got five dollars left, AM
I'll blow every cent of it in on that pup
Send him back!''
STRANGER, the limit on this game j
two and quarter. You've struck hard
pam
"I'll give you fifty cents shot"
"Not to-day. In fact, John Henr
won't stand over nine shots withou
bolting."
"Say dollar a shot," shouted tn
hunter.
"Can't do it. I'm making eightee
shillings a day off that dog, and / don
want to play dirt on him. If you al
down this way tomorrow whistle fo
me and mebbe L II raise yer bluff. Com,
John Henry"
Five dollars for shotr' desperatel
shouted the hunter.
"Not at present. Come out to-mo
row. Come heeled to shoot all da,
Goodbye, stranger!"--Detroit Fr
Press.
"A horse-thief was hanged the 9th.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1886-04-30

"A horse-thief was hanged the other
day by lynchers. in Arizona, and tho
local editor, in describing the event. re-
marked: "Jim departed this life with
his accustomed lively snap"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
GRAIY AND PRODUCT MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
All the grain markets were higher ycster-
day scored the gains Tho influence
that helped the large volume
exports the low prices and plentiful adVlces
from West OF larger purchases for shipment ABROAD
Holders here felt encouraged that spot lots we're
marked W ?. cent, result the engagement OF
less than 10000 bushels ~ shippers, with
millers contracting their demands decidedly;
The options were strong al DAY, anu
the fluctuations attending the advance we're
not worth recording The clnse strong az top hg.
urcs gain cent FOR June At = g. ana g,ins 81
Il44il2 for The other months A. follows: July -5'2
August $50 september -9a. october 9Ol2. November
al I'll o. anu December at 92's cents. Cash corn was
unchanged for all grades ex opt No. g. which vas IN
esuecal inquiry AMI advanced cents Shippers b)ush
10000 bushels. The optol market vas !t!oG sle,Al
feature but advanced s = cent ana eudo- I'm - no
best T. follows: Nay 4's. June sAd Juy 49,
anl Angus, 4 cents. Oats Gull and higher May
options rose 10 70 81, aud june at 35A. July az
a lnd August 329s cents Lard options .tlI tended
downward closing of points N @S 4 for June, -
for july &c - for August, - 30 for september ana
IS - Tor October. -,
pAi4 amt Boston yesterday wera follows: NLeat
1926 busAes corn. 3iO64O bushels oats, $500
bushels; tOtal grain, ,6i.-Ji bushels; -four, -t7S5
barrels. a; Chicago. Milwaukee and =. LOUIS tae ar
rivals were: Whe7r. 23.l o3 bushels com, Jl,Joz
blsleis Data. 1892 bushels total grain, 3-oOJ'
oushe.s; fca.. l1.-CJ barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
THE COURTS.


Mrs Annie s. Alderman sued John G.. Betz in the
supreme Court. claiming 5000 damages the allegation
that he ha1 caused tie rnl y Der Lusoanf la
win Ackerman bv go Ing hi4 l1or - lis store 40 1853
7 fr.a ID. . %
The ground tnIt evidence III
band BE- intoxicated 20 hl' place
DOn0Hpe IN supreme Court chant cls y 81 aI TO-
scrgeu alter hearing l-ut rae n0lgn ID
continue Tie Injunction oDtanoI By the Commercial Cable
CJspaar restraining New YORK steam onlaly from
ang it, pipes Nssans within fonr feet Of the under
ground csble The lalnuh has uAI Monday % 4d ID al
White stephen A. al.rh'tng from AZ eeva. ID
"a road tram Thirdavc and Eighty 0urinst day
ISIS tie g4cmln slammed the gaze. catching Mr. ~rstg
at Tot ne Lag TO get Loose Dee 0ie tIc train Lad
gone many feet The lrics w-r severe and a. slt Tor
425 GOO clm3res against he Manhattan EalrJad CO1a
in ~lprco- before Justice freedman, Ut est
vtsferaav recovered @lOruo.
fsvcn iuIors ootaiaei yesterday IN the supr ne
Jusc- Lawrence lI-Hl-iiE tila OF 81
Genera fta.HOr b vcr 0i ne Bankers and
Merchants Telegraph l0Mpauy FOR f-N0tJtp against The
scru Onion Telegraph 'Onpany fir ne seitnte ID ut
TIM % tle vrrs u ms pam l- t.Ac -d'-s O1e- e--
lau .ta!. III ease adjourned until this morning
Calsf Justice IcAG4l yrstc.i~y app nte4 john iuIy
receiver TflrtrtT 10 ~..er4i
on winch an execution had been returned uls4ts1I lOr
sl.O7O - obta ncd Dy Bernard Gall-an.
Tie .trl ~tlifs I-tilct Ny-ft
rendered opinion the h4Jea corpus o ~ hur Day
and out dozen other Who 10 thIs country
Tie steamer - - They are between ten aad
Cite Years Cd lleJ had leu committed 10 teJrn ia
and sent 10 ms cuu-tIg
% ain emp Ovmrn N KANSAS and Manitoba. TIE lOnuIs
-0ers fmlg .tioa refused - ALLOW tn boys O. AND The
ground parent tu4iV ~ support
seves Judge disnisses The wit OF hahcss
when III. bows taken before him. lie says .t he
COMMISSIONERS Of Emigration are the sole Judges IS y
whether cua passenger comes within lie PROVISIONS
VI The 80 : : ye eutll "a 20 i4n--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
TIE PAR4DISE OF PRIzG-FIG aTERS.

CHICAGO CITIZENS VIII TRY AND STOP THE SUI
LIvAN MITCHELL FIGHT.
CHICAGO, May 20 (Speciqt) Next TO being
Cursed with the Anarchists the members Of the Citizens
Association has decided that the latitude given by
Mayor Harrison the pize-dghters has become cry
Ing abuse The city is present paradise for pugi
and the element which follows in their wake 1t IS
said that $1,000 taken the recent bloody glove
dght between Mitchell and Burke. II required the
presence fifty police keep the crowd in control al
though the city had recovered from the effects o.
The riot and th- police being held in reserve al all
the stations There present In the city among the
pugilsts. Sullivan. Dempsey Burke, Mitchell, Tommy
Warren and Clover, together wlh tLeir trainers and
lesser pu-iiss match IS advertised to occur shortly
between sullivan ana M.tchci wllcl tie CllZcus As
ISOLATION W.. attempt TO prevent
Pat SLcedy, the gambler who was 20 e1.IDlt cull
van, declares that the present move is made against LIE
IN the interests OF " ParsOn Davies aud hike Nc
Donald local gamblers ald bosses Tho Association
has dressed letter the Mayor directing s aten-
ton 10 The brutality ~ the exhibitions TLc latter de-
cincs TO say anything upon the subject The state 5
Attorney say that be WI act called upon 20 prepare
q BIZ fOs al Injunction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
rrr rErhoLErN llARKEE

1t cannot be denied that most of the time the
oil market Yesterday showed weakness moro sgnif-
cant than glance at tho Of prices would nti-
cate Inc news from the Wash nglou fed was bcarish
ia showing good production from the recently opened
wells and from those which have been drilled deeper
lately Il IS also probable that the Craig y Lowre
fsiure-however 4 may result IN the enf-w necessi-
tafe the guiIat Of more lous accounts than traders
have been n.ttrriLr themselves wOut be necessary
Nryerteies present range o. values "a 80 low max
the osD.e profits failure can A&iNJ Dc uec'hed
suficeut to Justify coHAIoIt selling OF the market
snort Conservative brokers say that while prices may
20 over 10 "a dangerous - SCI. "pnautOn' OH mo
who believe ultimate reaction o. values but oper
atOrs who have been short AZ much advanced stage OF
Quotations. As remarked Ia these columns JUST
prior the PitsJurg suspension the d. o! INC scics
now are bulls margins have been about cLh ausei
Prices Yesterday showed the pressure OF quidaOns anu
there " fall or G6 cents against C-- cent? NeeHee
GAy night. Reports respecting the Niagara Wei, In
was TO definite news from n IN business homes Tho
N sset closed a sharp rally OF Is cents, but was
only strong on the demand OF frightened SHORTS.
Tuertngo prices and the rO.a tcaAngj a. .he Con-
sOiii.ted Exchange we're IS fOllCVs'
northumberland -l9 observation-disclosures 66
III chest Osos o. 3
Refined oil unchangoI e. 7ls cents per gallon.
OIL CITY Penn. Hay -. -Cri e. on -Sat.ola. Tran
ait Certificates opened o. 3 AMI closed A. 81 0i
highest price, 6sos lowest prlca 66is sales 100000
barrels shipments 6l3i0 barrels charters 1928
barrels clcaTaaccs, 4,jil,JOO barrels runs. oar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
CLOSING PRICES OF PalLA DELPHIl STOCKS
THURSDAY, May Cop. NJ.
Yesterday. To-day.

THURSDAY, May 2o-P. NJ.
There may or may not be much significance in the
character aud manner in which todays stock market
has acted. There Is however, decided change
IN It's appearance-an undertone that leit
rather than seen, and certain ineIplicsole
difference between its course to-day aud the usual
fluctuations Of the last month Tho Central and HUI
and Lake shore quarterly statements. while they
proved to be better than had been predicted by some
Wild experts" not up to the general expecta-
their net results This latter fact was used at
the opening of the market this morning to depress val
ues. An onslaught made on both stocks. but more
particularly Central and Hudson; an lover the
rail" trader succeeded In selling 100 shares OF Central
and Hudson at 99 and 100 shares at 992 By the RI
tdity Of his orders when thousands could have been
sold 99s 1o0 the closing price last evening was
lOOa and to- might IL closed 1903 Lake shore
pressed down to II and for a moment was offered
at II against 7ss evening" it closed at $50 SO far
as close observation Of the early operations justnes
an opinion. there not share OF either stock Tor
sale the early figures that was not snort STOCK.
Following the first baLf hours dealings there was
steady hardening Of values all over the list 1t was not
rampant nor bosterous buying which produced tue re-
suit, but steady Absorption o, such stocks as were
offered for sale There a quiet aud large buying OF
ST. Paul and Northwestern 81. Paul shows ina adj
vance Of 81 and Northwestern advance of e New
YORK and New England was unusually active and adj
vanced 36ai buying for Boston account The coal
partly the good understand
ing existing between the different companies and
partly because the growing belief in the success OF the
Drexel Morgan syndicate scheme zoe the reorganza
ton Of Reading rcrml good understand
ing Pacific Mail alone IN It's weakness. There was
no faith IN the passage Of the mail subsidy By the Ma
tonal House Of Representatives, aud it closed only :
better than last evening. Consolidated Gas early sold
at 81 81 1884, Ashas been written before.
the market differently and it acts differently from
f,h 60, 2 10 h
Il IS announced that tho - Paul Company has com
peted negotiations with powerful syndicate for the
sale Of 100000 bonds for 800 miles Of new ex-
tensions There ia nothing which iavoraoy Affects rail-
road earnings the being Ike the building OF new
railroads and all the Western lines are about engaging
in that business and thoy all ind ready sale for the
bonds 20 provide the means The market closed quiet
aud very strong.
Government bonds fairly active and teady The
closing quotations follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

srPR.uE Corar. cIAABrss-seto-' Joaohus Nos.
rs d ~ - i, = H. g, ttS 3D. a ajI 5S g ~
sJrrzag foC4r-e, LNEAAL Ia-M-i3racy /: e. D~..e.s
g IS - ID 10 2l 25 Is 81 40 Il, AZ 49, 40 d. "A. 3D.
s-rRIsE Coua1-srEcIAL. TEeN-PAaT i.--Beiore Van
Worst nos 20 rs a. %, 70 os- ~ az o7'' w.
stIaISiE CoUIsrfcIA l. TKAs-PAAI II-Lci-re Barrett
stfaFal corRT1c L-Be'ore van Brant J.
POS l5S6 2127 2sei toi 2Slo. -75l. 26-s 1853. 1884,
strasMK CocaI-cI-cuu-pARr l1--Beiore. Beach, J.
NJ -5oy ~ ~ 49, ~, 70 20 y95 s3
stra1sE .cmcII-r4a1 IIIvBeai3ge Aadr -
-,oa -!. 5ss- 35tt- S873 SSS 37 s- 7
SufhENR COJEr-CKcuu-PAm IV.-before Lawrence. j.
stseoSATss cochI-Defore Rollins. s-wins Of Marie
-. Oo,. Bridget toss anu Da'li u- sci az
sIfIIoA CoUll-ssslAL TEaM-Beiors -elswieA. CT
surlsloa coteT-TEiAL TEHN-rART L-BefoTs Iusr-
Ian ---'"s ''@ .i ~ Ia 100 '' ' -'-' $500
srfsGioa cotGT-IG.AL rEaN-PAEr I1.-Beore rraaE.
loo5 l-O7. eo, $40. 1915 l9o 1898. 1903. 1917. 1918
SUPERIOR coUsr-TnI4L TEaM-PAA1 IiI.Betore o'9or.
nan J--sOs i"o9 90, - ~, i.o. -ogo -5"'' 1905
SUPERIOR c5gaT-TGiAL TERM-PART iv.-Beiore Freed
c1aaoS PLsAs-GRSEau Alolrned uLtl tbs rst
coaaos PLSAs-srEclAL TEAA-Beiore Day. J.-NodAy
Cosaos PLsAs-raiAL TE-PAR1 I-Before Van Hoe
SCI aifr coTnf-1RlAl rraM-FAaf i-Bcor- %elross -
1857; 1885 $3.50 1873, Gs-5 1919. 1888. 74, 7iI5. 74O5,
Cmr corEr-TnlAI rrnx-PAnT II-nefors fhrlich. T..
G-95 7yll. % go, l-2l COZ g99Z 100, 70
1874. 800, TO tJ-l o. l3ia iOf. % rs.
CRY CoUEI-TKIAL Ttha-PARI III-BefOrr Browne, J..
Voc J-3s 1JI7, C3J' t-'l % =. 1904 49, $50.
6sss 72C 1885,, 75sj J.S BUS 7l6 1--I 1888. 7llJ.
counr OF OYER AsD TpaxSzR -Retss Judge Barrett,
p.stnct Attorney MaItine.-Ad lOurncl und! May -.
COruI o. OESHRAL -ks.lJN3-FAhl L-he!Jrc JUICE
c,ynr ana Assistant District Attorney EedlprI-NOs.
a. b. g. 7s o. 10. H. - l3 "a. H. 10, l., g 10, 70,
CoUEI on GENERAL SEssIoNs-PARr If-8efore Recorder
Isl J.
Is D. 2 > y ~. II. II. H. "a, II, L. H. Is, ~ 20,
Y ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
NO SOLID SOUTH AND NO RED FLAG.
THE SENTIMENTS OF THE ILLINOIS REPUBllcAN
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

THE SENTIMENTS OF THE ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN,
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
CHICAGO. May % (Specian.-The session OF
the Illinois Republican State Central Committee to-day
was made the occasion for tho assembling OF fully 800
prominent party men from all portions OF the state
The topics OF general discussion the date OF tho
convention and the candidates for Treasurer The meet
ing large one, fact upon which Chairman Jones
congratulated the committed He regarded the attend
indication that the Republican party would
20 before the people with ticket that would be cor
daily supported By who would not cheer for Jen
Davis and who had sympathy for The Lost Cause.
Governor Oglesby called to the platform He said
the Democratic experiment had convinced The country
that it could pense with the patriotism
and wisdom OF the great Republican party Its prnc
pies unchanged and Interchangeable The party II
to-day thorou ghy organized and equipped and patiently
awaits the hour OF trial before the bar Of public opinion
ave shall be victorious in 1sS-" said he I'VE Sun
see the Solid South persistent AMI perpetual menae,
reinvigOracd by the of JEFF Davis. ana the Only
for II is put the National Government IN the
hands OF the Republican party. There i must stay I'M
til every issue growing out Of the War shall be irreVV
cably Ixed. There is other agency TO establish Isu
in the National Union" ,
The name OF General Logan vociferously cneeISu.
Colonel DAVID Litter said IL would be the dlty OF t1o
Republican party 10 put In It's platform resolution u
cariag that the majesty OF til. law must DO rehpeysc
that those who outrage the law must ne Pulsneu'
These duties the Republican party might as wei reepg
nzc Institutions supporting the red nag nnst 20
put down. The committee decided to call the o'aIc
Convention Oh September 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NrwY YORK Thursday May 2o-BEEvEs- Receipts were
u cas- ~ 40 head. an Export Cattle Toy TIE ~la-
tradc Live cattle Feeling steady with ~ caro- reported
cy .sed Beef slow and fraction lover with ordinary
% Prime selling et - '~c ana to.,e efihsln, & 20
Cable adyces from London report the market
shipments today include $50 " cattle on te VI FL, cry
and Cnada oy Neson Morris 80 latrie.' ~
Beef Germa4ic by Joseph aa'pan a L,s CSs s, sa
tsscs % 1--we sheep FOR J. = Dllenhack. , IA
CALvfs.-R Receipts were l64 head Of which 5aS were
% a. ii Common 10 oics Veal. at &c. AMI Extra
vcs AZ 5-dG4o with aew selected Jersey 3brnzins q
sod Cavrs slow 20 51sc ior country Dressed IA
A bitter Trade looked Tor tomorrow. .,
40 So 100 % 10 u, At 5'4c 3 DO i4s 3D. al '''
joan ~ Keson ios veas Il n 81 do. 81 ID. at
&c. lS - 2. At c ID do 20 u AZ &C. IA Jersey
J,sc VIZ & Coz "a 80 y. n &C.. SO DO 81 d
a. &C. 10 %. n It Sac l27 do 49, ID at 49, -
IsIea6Scs 4 bav, = veals ~ Dat eRci y DO ia
10 1873 b. at IS s2 70 do, 99 p a. So so. Sedo 1872 az
i,vert ( riacack. sovcas 3 u. at5se' .dO, III H.
g Williamson sJersey veals 40 n at G'ac.
: Richard, On Z Coz 4 Jersey veals vanons Weishu'
euLEP AND LAWBs-Receipts were q cars o. 5;SS5
heac-2l cars a. ersel city and car. al ootn az t
Total fr % 795 head = 1874 htaa for the
s e s c ' sSaea raj. a sSs ma t niSl smsn
steady prices tipped Sheep sold at - go % ioI .sG
virginia Lambs diOc. Marglanis AZ 7%NiUc and best
lV- IT, and by The al At = 5JG o each -
SAFES lilieunacF q Dewey Z2s OHIO sheep =. iDi A.
5atc 80. Ohio Nesrings - H. AZ sl<ci DO - - -
Hume Mu.eA loi Ohio sheep. ~ 10. at - 80 lO' u'
- DO. AZ - 40 a. q. IN
Er@ 6us 7 MARYLAND Lambs 81 ID. al &c 20 do. 40
H. a. &c = A1ry ,and Ew,, Z d. a. 7e = 70 at &c.
J. Kase -5Jor,ey -pring Lambs. al 81 ~ TO- At % %
J. y Pidoock le9 OHIO sle3p 81 b. at s. sos d. -
8 80. l4I 90. - u AZ s. 30. ~ Kentucky 40 ~ ~
- 50 50 do . n Al - 81 OHIO learnE. .. n ~ 'IJ
81 d. rs p, 40 fi4c Maryland Ewes IL u Al ., -
Mar l4ad LAMBS O., n al 30 J do - y, n 40 % NSh
- do. 90 %. a. &c; lf2 virginia DO "A n ~ ~.
do 30 a. 3ls d. s. N. al a. 90 - % AZ "a >,
do - 10. 81 ID. ~ do 80 ID Al 4Vo
J + -ad.cr CO. l95 Sheep % At s. o i,t 40
81 p, 90 go 81 DO 80 u. az 30 20 81 ihi'A" ipl'a
~pIiug IanD-. 30 r. az lie --, "a,
tcyUu 1 0-ltt. - ohio sheep 20 %, AZ = ~ -
Kentucky LAHDs, 90 b. t,ci Ia Nrgnia 90 - ID ~ ~
Collins - Jersey pring LAMBS Il - o. g. 80. .,y
". ApIloget ~ Jersey spring Lambs a 20 % q - ''"
I,dife Z Ngtcheon jersey lambs AT 30 - each 81.
HOG--Rec-ipts were u Of -lii mead ~ car ~ -
Icrs. Cay lni az iOfh IUfa loi HFe tAt
head against 5J52l LEAD tor same true last
ior alive SOminaly nri1 Al a ~ G:t '' An" 's'
might perhaps brng -. -, -. -, -r- -,
County steady sS7e tor Medium Ani 1' ~
TOR Light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

Mixed Pigs and Lizht Yorkers 81 391e co. ssected York
weights 81 f5as4 so selected Me'inn wsight. ~ so
81 so Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends - 10 1s3 JO cara held
over.
At Lorrs NAV 2OCants-Rere'pss lovp nenH snlDments
market Fair 70 Choice Native shlopn1 Sseers
s. f04SjSJ atvs Butcher steers - aynsg ~ ~
uelers So 50Gsi W stockers ana feehefs Is oVe
s. 10 -. -. a., on>
Hocs-ReceDta 1000 shiDmen,+ 36Vg 1slS ID o"S
"a 90 Paokipg. 50 s5Hs4 10. Heayv. ~ lofst 20
SeesD-ReceIDts 500 slionenrs. Zoo' mafk'e quos "
81 5U1s4 rs MAN.
CHICAGO Nav 20-rhs Josvns1 reo'rts cdns--
1000 5000 seadi marset toseft
Shipping steers 7O1s6 90 stockers and teeers ~ ~
asa 70 Cows Bulls and Mixed ~ OOdsf % Bu< 81 ~
9s3 30
81 O0os shIprnenrs 1000 market lower;
Rourb ana Nixec. 75Hts % PacgIn1 rnipDiax
81 IOes4 - Light. 80 7O1ss IS SKINS - fOaS5 %.
Sheep- Iecs.yts 400 nesG snpmenLa none uiarSss
strong Natives 81 75as5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

LoxDoN. May 20-l2:S0 D. m.-Consols. lOl 1913 for
money the account; Atancc and Great western
second mortgage Trustees Certincaes Canadian IA
cic Erc second Cons0s 5l@ Illinois Central 1875
Ordinary, g New AorA central iva PeAhsJ[
vana j29.; Reading, II = - . a..
francs 81 confines for the account ~,
LOSpoS. Nay 10 D.. second CCus0s 81 =
Mexican Ordinary. 26is 1t Pau common SIS Se"-fOfs
Central 10 Il Il COnsols. lOLas Tor noney and
lOl 1916 Tor the account
The amount u bullion IN the banK or hnglaAd mas IN
creased 5000 during the past week
Ih proportion Of the Bank OF Eng and reserve 70 sptY
which last week per cent IS Low 81 o-lo per
PARrs MAY 20-The weekly statement Of the Bank Of
France novs an Increase Of O-5OOO francs 10 gold and
A do, CASE u 1908. 900 francs IN silver
3 d. IL-Ine amount Of Du-un gone INTO tho BaAk OF
England balance to-day r. 10000.
Bsr silver quoted Al ID per ounce
m Il anata NOrth west Land COMPANY, 3-.
Hudson Bay Company. "a. IN .
adv.ces quote Iuree Per Cont tchos " d francs
confines for account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-Anxiety Is felt for
the safety of the bark Batavia Captain Kelly
and the schooner Allie Burnhan, both bound to this
port from the West Indies with caisocs OF sugar and
InOasses The former vessel sailed from Havana Feb
ruary 49, since VIXEN no tidmgs hgvo been heart OF
her Besides tie crew. consisting of eight men, cap
tain had his vile anG sstern-laS board. There
FAINT hope that the and have been
Dlck VI by which
reached her The burnhAni sailed Car
denas April - Tor tubs por; with cargo OF 633 hogs
heads OF mOid-see under the command OF Captain
George W Baxter Of West Denn-. Mass, with "A crow
ven n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

CHICAGO, May 20 ,spsciaL.-Whea June
wheat went 20 7GG7Gl this morning 1t called
a bail market sirou, WIKI wheat under - cents a
busbcL There W. even q sensation when /. was tee-
900 DNy bushels o. wheat from Nose Ir4ley. Tie
lose a. o'clock was 76l2 for June Tue local
-ipments II sept mp viii exceed 100000 bushels THIS
vee1 pu,s on Jnne wheat sold this afternoon at
~ 80 cents. "cails" on Jane wheat NJ = fl1A
cent? The 2.3O close was june wheat 709s 7G2 cents
Juar com 3Gie cents Inc oats, 25 cents; Jane pork
- 20 June LARD, - o. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
11ur .rook MARKrrs nY rnLeGRApn.

Cftf,> Receipts last "a hours go head
total for week tim" last week.
81 % c0nslsnrd through ID cars " whicb - 20 Ne"
Good O. CHOICE IN IN light do
IN. nd Al very prices Otaer grades unchanged
sA>sp 9aceDts - hours 400 resd total Tor weos
thn, far lU mead 1880 head
consigned through rs All OF which to New YORK u
car On sale prices dechned h6 Common 10 AR
s. 10 - Good 10 Choice - JOdsA - GOOD TO CHOICE
uan fair demand at SD $50 90 Common 10 sir weak
AZ - s. narxet closed dun and lover 10 held
Hog.- Receipts last q hours 405 head for
Tor same tine last week % tOu nonsened
through - cars of which 10 New OTk ~ cars LOT
se market declined 10 5ei Light riga - 10 SsA IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

sccor bookseeper and cashier OF tho American District
Telegraph Company has not been ut hts post since May
g. and supposed have left the city. He has held the
dual positions since 1876 II stated day that his
accounts showed after a partial Investigation. that
there IS De aciency OF from 5000 $1,000 on the day
after his fight til. president resolved telegram from
him containing the combination OF the hreproo saie.
Everything found intact save his own bond Ior Inc
honest performance OF his duties.