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Valuable Real Estate ON Elm St.,
FLO n g At IT.

A PORTION of the ''DAY" Estate on Elm Street,
- comprising over $4,000 feet of land, together
with Brick Houses, Stable SC. This property Is To-
Gated on Elm and Cumberland streets all susceptible
OF Improvement, and has front Elm street OF 2S2
feet.
The above property is offered for SUE either in por-
tons or collectively, on liberal terms. Apply to q"
augo0-tf John O. ItI,G(yrOr
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For Sale.

NERY desirable Building Lots on Deering Street
y at less than the price for adjoining land if APP
piled for immediately 1f
aug11dtf H NJ e. G.. PAYSON
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Erove Strcet.-FoR SALE, two story house. tlr
W teen rooms. water carried through the house.
Price 000 Also, two houses rear Of the above on
Court, for s., $685. and one for So.5Oo All of the
above houses are new, well arranged, and pleasantly
situated. Apply to j. c. PROCTOR, Middle Street,
below Post Office. jy31 DIFF
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Land LAND i!
LAND FOR THE .fLANDLESS,
Houses for the HOuseZeSS.

nvEt 100 House lots for sale or to lease. Cheaper
~ tlian the cheapest! = II
House lots to rent from S12 TO $50 per year.
Wharf lots and manufacturing sites for sale or lease
at low Iates
store lots on Middle and Fore streets for sale OF
lease sI s ~
10 houses fo sale at prices from $1,000 to $4,000
ALSO FOR SALE:
10 unfinished Houses, now being erected, from S30O
TO $500 each, on land which PARTIES may lease with
the privilege ofbuying All within from ten to fifteen
minutes walk of the Post Office.
MOSES GOULD
81 North Street.
Or W. II. JERRIS, under Lancaster Hall.
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PORTLAND& ROCHESTER E.R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

cEHzaESl On and after Monday. A pril 60, tScC
&8z5ke<eS4sY trains will leave as follows:
Leave River for Portland at ~ and 90 A. N.
340P. NJ.
Leave Portland FOR saco River AT Is A. NJ, on and
$50 Pm tEr .'a
Portland will be freight trains with passenger ears
attached.
~ Stages connect at Gorham for West Go1ham,
standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
BridgtOn, Lowell Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Conway, BARTLETT, jackson Limngton, Cornish l'or-
ter Freedom, Madison. and Eaton. n. ii
At Buxton Center for West Buxton, Benny Eagle,
South Limington. LimingtoD, Limerick. kewlield,
Parsonsfeld and 0ssipee
At Saccarappa for South Kindhsm, Winlham I'M
and North Windham. daily
Steam Car and Accommodation trains Will run as iol
lows Leave Gorhsm for PortaDd at $ % A. n. and
200P. M. Leave Portland for Gorham at II Is z. NJ.
and 4P.M
By order OF the President.
Portland April o2 lSl6-dtf
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT

KENNEBUNKPORT, Aug - Ar, schs Rising
Sun, Jones, and q w Rawley, Allen, Virginia. with
otis fish.
LAUNcHED-From Wards yard, recently, a supe-
ror fishing schr OF about 112 tons. old measure built
for an owned Capt John Atwood. Jr, of Province
town. She is now fitting Tor the fall business.
Sch Iris OF Bristol, ia tons, built in Maine in 1915
conville, and parties in Salem. She will he eater
hail from Lincolnville, under command of Capt Bull
lock TX
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Lots for Safe.

VHfy III cehts Per FOOT!
TNINELY located Lots on the Eastern Promenade,
II in Lots to suit purchasers.
Also tine Lots on Congress between High and Stale
Streets aud ON Deerng street. i'll Lots to suit purchs
ers. Apply to -
w. III. JERKS, Real Estate Agent,
At Railroad Office, opposite Preblc House.
anp1h-lf
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LNLIGABLE House Lots tor sale on Thomas, En-
~ cry and Congress streets; one near the head of
State street. - =
w. III. STEPHENSON,
Portland, Aug S.-dtf I'd National Bank
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For GaIn

For Sale.
TN SACCARAPPA: two story house, nearly new
l. containing well finished rooms within two or
three minutes walk OF the Depot. Schools, Churches
and stores. Terms to Accommodate The purchaser.
Inquire at this Office, or H. p. ETurch, of Sacca-
Kappa. tin4-lt st4 aug203wx
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additional n, + steamer Hibernian.


Ar at Liverpool 18th ult, Emma, Rich, Portland
Ocean Home, Brown, Rangoon.
cd 2cth, St Peter, Goodwin, Philadelphia.
CD 22d, FLYING Eagle, Hayes. Boston.
phia Pontiac, Lowell, do.
OF Great o ga, 18th. Charlotte, Spear, from
Ar at Deal 10Th, Ocean Bride, Harrison, oItland
for London, (and proceededD
OF Beachy Head Goth, Canada, Wyman, I'm Shields
for Boston y t. = ~. aif3i'f ~ l3iITs ~
Ar at falmouth pod, James Z Brett, Jeweit Ran
COON; Clara Morse, Lawrene, do; Josiah L Hale,
NOVEL;, Mailman.
Ar at I.ttlcton, NJ june 70, David Brown Mich
o!s Lond IN.
Ar at Melbourne June ., Europa Patten London; ;
18TH Atlantic Kelley. San Francisco; 16th Dublin,
Mayhem, Puget Sound.
NSw. l'. II. >'N''N'''1'
In port June q. Joshua Bates, Cotter, for Hong
Kong; Zuleika, Jones, for Newcastle and San Fran
cisco; Du lin, Matthews, for do.
Ca.lao.
AR in King Georges Sound June 5, Ell Dorado
Newport, f.
Ar at shanehae june 6, Eagle, Russell, from Yolo
hama.
Sid june -, Gen Sherman, Page, T;entsin: 10Th.
Lizzie Hoggs. DizeF, Yokohama. >.
Ar at Foo-chow June 90 Forest Belle, Bryant,
Oh ESQ.
Sid m Swallow June 25, Nellie Abbott, Jordan,
Chefoo. D
Ar q Hong Kong june setl, Golden State. DeIano,
;, Ar at Maulman june g. Col Ledyard Wells, from
Bombay.
In port June 2s, Magnet, Heating, tor United
Kingdom.
Ar at Eangoon June H. Wurtemburg, Chase from
Bombay. zEf
Sid june 90, Henry Buck, Nj hols, Boston; 10Th,
Chalmet c, Waite, do.
In port june Is, Wurtembarg, Chase, for Bombay.
Ar at Calcutta June %, Nicholas Curwin, Hurst,
Jeddal. .Nt ? ~ = :" > --~-'
AT Gale July 81, Elizabeth Cushing, Brown from
Newport &c; st Adams, Pike, from Sunderland.
Ar at Dordt 18th ult, Jane A Bishop, NcQuinn,
Liverpool.
Ar at Elsinore 18th ut, lIeiress, Clark Cronstadt
for New York. .Er
Melbourne, juno 81. Ship Gen Butler, Chase FIN
London, reports from the meridian of Cape of Good
Hope, had o succession OF easterly gales during
which several sails lost, lore and mantopsal
and miz2entorgallant yards sprung, and the main
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Provisions
I DuCuCf. -
2hNf
Drop,}3 100fbs @12 s
| Buck. .,.. (G12 =

LlveIpOOi.. - w u & 6O
lCaQlZ. ...... none
iArsnd Ruffar IN IN
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HOUSE AND LOT for sale at Cane FIizaho,h ~
Ii ry,-house nearly new. ENQUIRE of p. c0f. n
at the Ferry, or w. III. MANSFIELD, Portland Steam
racket GO. jul II DIFF
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REAL ESTATE.
Fine suburban Residence for Sale.
ON Back Cove Road, only 4 Ia Miles
from, R0rfla nd

- fine storiod House, containing large parlor,
KNIFE; sitting dning-fooni kitchen, store-r0om
G4l five good chambers with plenty OF closet room,
cementcd cellar and large brick cstern, about six
acres good land, barrD, woodhouse and other ont
buildings, all i'll find or er. Upon the place is l25
near and apple trees, together with grape vines cur
rent and goosebcrry bushes, and an abundance oihar
and soft water. saa ss.l g.. no
This is a very pleasant location and one that should
not be overlooked by any gentleman who would like
a country residence within ten minutes ride of the
business part OF the city. A 5ts.45 .a ~ VI
Ten acres may be had in connection with the above
which is Handsomely located for BUILDING LOTS,
atiording fine opportunity for investment.
Apply to VIM. ii. JERKS, Real Estate Broker, at
Railroad Office, under Lancaster Hall aug25d&w
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TIRE COMPANIES.
JOHN w. MUNGER 4 SON.

JOHN w. MUNGER & SON,
A RE prepared TO issue Policies in the following
IA Companies:
International Insurance O., of New York,
Capital and Surplus, $1,4ls,OOO.
Home Insurance Co., OF New Haven,
Capital and Surplus, 81 100000.
American Ins. Co., of Providence, IL. L.,
Capital and Surplus, $256,OOO.
Merchants Hns. Co., of Providence, II. H.,
Capital and Surplus, 1921 900.
The losss at our Agency, by the FIRE of 4th and 9Th
Inst, viii amount to over $500 900, every dollar
CT which has been paid or is in process Of adjust
ment. We would respectfully request all persons
desiring insurance, to call at Office and we will
place their risks in responsible Offices
Once, 166 Fore Street.
jul20-u JOHN W. MUNGER &c SON.
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ZOE GALEt

"A IL SCOfy BIICK House,
WITH lot, containing about three thousand f,et
w The House caii be converted into two se,,arate
tcnements. there being two kitchens. with dnino
rooms adjoining. two parlors and five bed rooms:
never FILLING spring Of water in the eellar cisfern
and gas all over te house; all in perfect order
A lot Of land adjoining the above premises contain
ing $500 feet, at 50 cents per foot. Apply tn
w. III. JERKS,
Sept. 1. cd3w Real Estate Agent
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Miniature Almanac. September 5.
Sun res. go Moon rises. $50. Las AM
Sun sets. ....,..,..6.2s High water..,,.. S.l5 AM
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G. A. MERRY.

LIAR DRESSER, can DO found nj Wcsoo,,,, ~,
IL Dressing Rooms, corner Fore and Indi, stans nf
over Stanwood's Arothceary store. Shaving TES
cents. s,, L -
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Farm Stock for Sale
For Sale.

TWO Horses, one yoke of Oxen, and four cows with
calves by their sides, willbe sold at fair price,
if applied for soon. NAHUM FICEETT
Stroudwatcr Village, WcStbrook. aug30d1w
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V05ssNbZe Building Lot
NEAR TIE
New Park, for Sale.

The SsceeJess1oSgiGs Church Lot,
CONTAINING about u GOO square feet. on Com
~ gross Street, just above Hampshire Street. is f.
fCred for sale.
A rare opportunity is here oScre to any one wish
ing to build IN the vicinity of the Park
Apply to either Of the Committee.
j. Il. FERNALD.
DAVID TUCKER,
j. P. BANTER.
Or WIN. ii. FERRIS, Real Estate Broker at Rail-
road Office. under Lancaster Hail.
August a5, 1sC6. diff
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Notice.

Notice.
yr1ttr rdarsioned offer their services 10 the NH
liz rs Real Estate Agents. All persons desir-
inc IN Inv sell or lease property are requested 10
cafi of our office 345 Congress street up stairs Az
buelness entrusted to our shall have promn, on
tentiOn. HANSON ~ DOW
VIC. HANSON, auoo7 j+f
M. &. Dow. b. -....
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Barrel Slaves.

OJrOS,.,OOC SUPERIOR Barrel Slaves ,,o,
xmS 99ss SS'sd' ior SAFE by b. G. JORDAN.
Bar Mills
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House and Land for Sale or to Let.
NO.c "a Spruce st. 10 rooms A good two storied
IN House. Enquire at
aug3ld5w* $50 Fore Street.
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A LOT Of land, &c 95, on Emery Street. 14s foot
~ from Spring Street. For particulars apply 10 G.
II. Stuart, No. so Clark Street, or j. W. Brackott,
Union House, Peaks Island angSO d2w*
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House 4or Sala
For Sale.

Mo- QUEBEC st. II is a two storied house with
~ IL rooms, and good supply Of water. Enquire
rs ABOVE. aug31d1w*
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FOR SME!

nNE halfa two story dwelling house, with Ia acre
of tho Presumpscott river, and within three minutes
walk of the Depot Well located with good cistern
Price, $500 MERRITT W. STILES.
oup90-3W& H-l -
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EMPLOYMENT Office.
Universal Convention.

hETEGATES and others wishing 10 ottopd ,ha
IL Convention 10 DO held at Galosburv III my
obtain excursion tickets 70 Chicago and return. at
special reduced rates, good from September 1st until
October list, by calling at Grand Trunk Ticket c1ina
under 'r, Lacaster iiaii. d. IL. BLANCHARD.
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PASSPORTS.

1TIZENS Of tho United States. about 10 On ohro.,
~ can obtain Passports by APPLYING at tho oGiee ~
LEWIS PIERCE.
aug20d4w 'Auauu.
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THE BOARD OF EXCISE.

Meeting OF the Board Ysseerd Ay-Exctss
Law TO DO Fully Enforced ora the i6tA
OF June-No Licenses to he Delivered
After the 15th inst., Sc.
When the Board OF Health adjourned yesterday after
noon tho members Immediately organized as the Board
OF Excise, Mr. schultz presiding Commissioner Acton
the Committee Excise reported since the last
meeting three hundred and seventy four applications Tor
licenses for New York. hundred eight for Brook
lyn and five for staten Island had been favoraby
sdered being total OF i've hundred and eighty
seven On motion these licenses were granted
The following resolutions, presented BY Mr. Manniere,
were subsequently adopted -
Resolved That the Treasuree and Inspector
Without the further order Of the Board and that The
Inspector report the number Of licences uneaed for at that
The following resolution, offered by Nj, Actop was
also concurrcd IN
Resolved That the Board Police be requested to
of the license law to be fully enforced
and after the sixteenth day of June.
A liquor dealer in Sixth street. in communication,
asked for transfer Of his license to place III Brooklyn,
and resolution passed, that application, bis
license might be revoked and new one given to HIM
for the sum OF thirty dollars.
resolution was also passed that certain parties in
Staten Island should BIZ prosecuted by the Attorney OF
the Board for violations OF the Excise law. Captain
Hobrook OF the Fifty first precinct reported that On
Sunday his men arrested persons in the act Of
posing for sale and selling liquors and as there was no
station house ia the county they were placed on board
The prisoners arrested the town Of Castleton
0iScnarged Dy justice Fermiyea without receiving any
testimony for or against them the ground that
offence had been committed the place being ncorpo
rated village. Tho other prisoners, who had be
rested in the village OF Edgewater released by
Thomas Garrett justice of the peace at Mddlcown, on
the ground. Captain Holbrook stated that lac was
threatened with arrest and prosecution should he
tempt hereafter enforce within the bounds OF either or
those villages the provisions OF the Metropolitan Excise
law.
Andrew Springman, keeping drinking place in Divs.
ION street. tried charge OF violating Excise
law by selling beer Sunday, the Goth OF May. II sp
pears from tho testimony that the witness climbed
fonce and passing through the yard Of the Defendants
promises obtained quart OF beer The complaint was
dismissed.
On motion Of the attorney II resolved TO prepare
another complaint against tho accused which 70 DO
tried al the next meeting.
The Board adjourned to meet on Friday next
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, june B-6 +. n.
AsHxs Receipts. ~ packages The market continued
steady. Pot at 81 so 81 rs and pearl nomnsiy 3i4
GA SO.
nsK,p,ruyys Receipts, l5,3os bbIs -four, e40 do
corn meal $40 bushels wheat Id o5s bushels aud
Sssl4 bushels oats Prices FOR inferior and common
qualities Of state and Western -four declined Ice. 25c
per bbL, with offerings at the reduction The
kst was also heavy for good and choice brands but
prices not quoably lower The sales were 1000
bbls our revised quotations annexed. Southern uour
duh and heavy with marked decline common
aud medium grades. The sales were 400 bbis Canadian
-four dull and decline of loo a l5c per bbi.
conceded the low grades The sales were 900 bbls
Rye -four was flrmer but not decidedly higher under
limited stock. The sales comprise 100 bbls Corn meal
was firm, with moderate demand. The sales comprise
200 bbls Brandywine At our quotations aud 700 bbls.
raorfr ahuat. a. 10 We auotc
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brooklyn city News.

PHILADELPHIA FIsKNkS IN BROOKLYN. -pennsyivania
Hose Company, No. H. which arrived Ia Brooklyn on
Thursday, are having very pleasant VISIT while the
guests OF Montross Hook and Ladder Company, No T.
Yesterday they paid visit 10 the Park, Greenwood
Cemetery and various public buildings both in Brooklyn
and New York, and IN the evening visited the Park
theatre. where they witnessed the play Of The
numbering dfty-two including the band and
commanded by John Paul, Marshal; " hcGee,
First Assistant and william Mix second Assistant and
are accompanied by the Liberty cornel band. During
their stay every attention has been paid them by the
members Of Hook and Ladder No |, j. II Forbell Fore
delphians take their departure for home this morning
al eleven o'clock, and will be escorted the depot by
large delegation OF BROOKLYN nremsn.
MINI ANNUAL REGATTA ov TIM BRooKLyS YleHr
cLuRrhe annual rsgat,s of the above club which will
take place Tuesday ner the 18th inst will no doubt
be very spirited s1sir The start viii be made st
twelve O'Clock and the members OF the club have made
most extensive arrangements IN order that the regatta
may I've success Some tine specimens Of naval archi.
lecture will be represented.
Tus foor INFANT ForSp ~ A v,cASr Lor =
Yesterday morning while several boys were playing IN
an open LOT located at the OF Dekab avenue aud
wslsorth street they discovered the len foot OF child
iy,ns near an old iog They Immediately notified ocer
brown OF the Forty ninth precinct who repaired 20 the
spot, when he found all represented by the inform
ants Inc 1901 seemed to have belonged to child about
seven yess o sse The upper portion presented rag
gcd appearance as had been severed BY some blunt
instrument II was conveyed 70 the station house and
the coronev notified II presumed that searching In
vesgsi,cu OF oil the Circumstances will at once be made
Tsx CHssHRk stAspks Cav. "A hearing in the above
case was resumed yesterday morning before Judge Rev
nods, several witnesses being examined Chss Feni,
residing ct No l13 Graham avenue was sworn He
stated the, be Ns Philip Rsimer pay into Cheshire
M nds the sum OF e525 for substitute Tor her husband
who drafted lnihp Re,mer sisted that on the let
OF Apr 1894 be drafted SID taken 10 Hars Island
whore he remained about Two weeks: vas tben ttaas
fcued to ps tronk Whe IN sctlre ssiges he .svsuea
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

Meeting OF the Com missioaers-TwO
Alleged Cases OF Cholera in Broome
Street, &c.
A meeting OF the Board OF Health was hold yesterday
at the Police Headquarters Mr. Schultz occupying the
chair. and after the reading Of the minutes OF the
previous meeting Judge Boswoh stated that he desired
TO correct statement made in some Of the newspapers
that the Beard had seized place at Seguns Point on
Staten Island, without color OF law for quarantine
purposes He wished that the community should under
stand that tho Board did not take anything but that
which belonged to it.
THE LAGER BEER QUESTION
petition Of the German beer brewers was presented
lists recommend the Board TO modify the instructions
the police authorities allow OF lager
on Sundays; and they considered prohibition OF the
sale OF this beverage on that day dangerous 70
the health and injurious to the morals large class OF
the population Of the city.
CRAVE LETTER FROM DIR. HARRIS
A communication received from DR. Harris recon-
mendng that an order be issued by the Board prohibit
ing the opening Of any grave and the nterng of any
dead bodice within the limits Of the cities Of New York
and Brooklyn the cemeteries on Wards Island and SO
much Of Greenwood be within the boundaries OF
Brooklyn excepted
SUPPOSED GASES OF CHOLERA.
Dr. Harris In letter to DR. Dalton tho Sanitary Su.
pern.endent reported that two cases OF cholera had
just occurred in Broome street. He stated that on Sun
day afternoon Mr. Edward Frazier residing in the street
named Forsyth street. attacked by painless
dsrrhoea which caused him little anxiety-m0re par
ticulary he had that morning taken simple catharc
p--tat he took other precautions than keep
position his lounge in his library room damp
basement three feet below the level OF the street
About nine o'clock in the morning his family physician
arrived and found him already beyond the influence OF
the usual remedies and the patient expired on Monday
Previous TO DR. Harris visit Tuesday morning Mrs
Reed aged about sixty years. residing In the family had
gathered up aud washed all the s0ed clothing which
had been about the deceased. On the succeeding
Wednesday al about two r. NJ, she suddenly seized
with vomiting and similar symptoms to those Of Mr.
Frazier accompanied by cramps, and collapse onsued,
and a, about midnight she also died
Another case, which produced some excitement was
that of q German sewing woman In the same locality
who was taken suddenly III and had vomiting and purg
ing but up late yesterday afternoon no other symp
toms OF cholera had appeared.
The Board adjourned until Friday next.
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Prime parcels wheat scarce and arm The under
grades in large supply and dull OF sale prices de-
clined tc &c. per bushei The sales comprise about
20 900 bushels mainly AT VI Is 81 Is for new No
Milwaukee, and So 81 50 " for white Michigan, but
part on private terms Corn IN demand, and the
sales large, but prices declined 1c &C. per bushe
under liberal offering, The sales about 100 900
bushels At SIC Sac for did mixed Western IN store
TIC Soc for unsound new mixed Western. and Sic q
lower The sales were at Sac. Ssc for new Western,
and SOC for old state, the latter extreme rate Old
oats scarce and wanted Rye was nrmer, with an
improve ed demand. The sales were 900 bnshels ut
Csc sec for Western. and 81 ~ 81 rs for Canadian
We note sales Of 1000 900 bushels Canada East bar
lev at ~ 10 Malt continued dun aud nominal
BEg-wsx in moderate demand, with sales OF 900
lbs Southern on terms could not learn
CorroS opened very arm. but the demand limited
10 the wants OF few spinners, and later in the day
holders generally DESTROYS OF realizing, and the
market closed heavy The sales comprise 1 200 bales
and receipts si2 bales. We quote
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The returns Of tho Bank of England were as follows
i a e1aa0 af Ans,naaa nm Tho daAaa

The Bank Of France return for the week ending May
"a shows the following results compared with tho
previous account-Increase Current accounts, twenty
nine and one-tonth millions; cash, twenty two millions ,
treasury balance, thirteen and onehalf millions; CON-
mercial bills eleven and thirds millions; advances
eleven and one half millions. Decrease: Notes, four
and seven enths millions.
The National Bank Of Belgium has raised its rate OF
discount to six per for bills and six and half per
cent for advances. On other portions Of the Cont
nent the price OF money Is hardening and the following
are the latest quotations in the leading cities
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CorrER. Baltimore ingot has been deal IN ienclv,
the transactions comprising upwards OF 300 600 MS -
3ic including lot deliverable In July. nj seller :
option OF Detroit note sales Of 20 900 80 900 lbs
., 81" also 80 900 Ibs Cleveland a. Sic and b 900 lbs
lake, IN two lots partly st ale holders demanded
52c. for this Dr. ripton. There sellers than
buyers at the close, and prices scarcely 30 6rm
though no auotabie change IL noticeable We quote
pfaz'ets ., asc., aud yellow metal N SOC. SIC
tASpiks Unchanged IN every respect. small Job
bling demand prevails Holders hrm q, nc q &c for
fourteen ounce Western and city adamautine which
and patent sperm
Ccyyss Rio "a. ncmlnaily unchanged in The absence
OF business W hasscaibo ~ note the sale Of 900
bags, or Teresa, on terms not TRANSFERRED
Dprs AND DYks The market continued dull and
pric's or soms descriptions declined materially With the
TALL IN goia We beard u ass OF 30 Kegs b-Sarbousts