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The Portland daily press., 1881-05-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

POrtian-. DAILY Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. May 5.
The following are loday's quotations of Flour
Grain, Provisions. sc.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-06
Hind Gu. .7@1o1ac

Geese, if6l21s; Hind Gu 701OIac
Sweet" Jersey3 76C14 OOi Fore GU 5asLsc
Norfolki2 rs az 90 Pork
Oaions. ~ bbi.4 O0a4 30 Backs. >. 23 5O623 rs
Bermuda, crate; rs Clear 20 f0922 rs
Crnberries, y Dbl less. .I9OOGl9 so
Maine. 2H094 90 Ha ns....... 101a
CapeCod, 4OO@5 90, s.sra.
Round Hogs. ...TI2aS Tho, . B..,12Ts u13
Fruit Tierees, b ff.12sA a 1878
Musct Raisins2 25G2 80 Pail. :. l31hal4
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-06

NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits cake
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is sold by all gro
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-06

BY Telegraph
LoND''N, May 5.-ConsoIs 101 11-16 fol money
and account
LIVERPOOL, May g. 1870 P. NJ Cotton MATT Ell
hardening; siid,iins upands at I3-l6d: Orleans
at 51sd; sales l2,O oalea speculation and export
2,1o0: futures firm.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-06

Foreign Imports.
BARBADOES. Schr Fanny Young-128 pun 3
bhls molasses to Phinney & jackson.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-06

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY WAFER ccnyeyapos- 1000 brsh Corru,eal to q
~ Trua q Go
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-06

DRY Goods Wholesale Market.
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. & Co., Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Goods, 81 s. 56 Middle street:
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-06

Receipts of Maine Central.
PORTLAND. May 4.
For Portland, So cars miscellaneous merchan,.jae:
Tor connecting roads. 81 cars miscellaneous rer,
| chandiss
, 1881-02-15

aftadrHt tI.'.} t1rrtspan,lence Ctertlan4 Iffrd.
Every me hers knew Adtilsnn Rowland. nIiti
tp not remember sicnIIiag chewing wax from Ills
olcnbbsur' y beMch Whcn they wurh boys, FnE
tho lust elRht9cn ychls this Old ll'an bus pc1Aetl
away. pltchurl and soltt tho bonts u.L allncs 1T
ri,ii,. ai!cy, between iock md Archer sfrsots.
whrrp th!s ulDrNlnH ut II few minutes lIcfUr., Z
uclnck hu pussed Iulcliy AWAY to thut land
Ycssertiuy he iIed. Stnwesl nwAy IN Tho ln.xcs
nnd rubbish or hs ronm were found old tcnthor
pnckcthouk. titled with bGnk-Eotea tn tho
HlnUunt III f.. !a.4N wltlo IN nlh tin-clns cntIiar
nuuI,,. little tin .ansl wao<lea boxes, Jnrs and
crooks. WA slowed AWAY p!lo nf silver ntlta
small chnngc marc tihH II nun tS.! tf, AtnalK
witches; twenty y.four silver Watches q
every concttranu pattern frnm tho t,!sI
n,0ro insaler,. w;.tch Of t,-iny. tight Hr, ten
ahotxlnsotu,.n II lot ur td bnoks. MIld ,nnny tther
articles supposed tn havo bctn rwlsel by
xo,ne unfortunate owner nINl never redeemed.
Aitx Az sno ,.ss e. ss1srr md so'd sai" woro
hnlf plccua. fUnr twcnty-oMr. seven len.tsn!lnr,
ten Hse.anllar, 4ltd ten foreign co'i.s while Of
silver dimes. ntchols nHd polIHiea thoFa wcEo
All this .,,ysttr1ous ,t,nss nf wrMlth hnll bco,
6oarelul up for years md accumulated Ivy the
ssf syS s,iaS tns frs of q @ 81 a !" 1
unlphta,r. Mr.. William Fnrker. wna wntohin9
With him. hi told him INT ~ build up mtlri. ot i
,nscrly t,stcts would Induce hi,l, 10 do With
ant tho lenst comfort III ltfn IN order tn suvt q
penny. Mr. ltbwlaAa Wns In hts 18th ye,lr. aud
ls',ne to thA city frnn Hteks County. thts Htalr,
IN lh.l. sntnu yenra Mxn nephew sialErll him
bore: but u ~ not known whr!p his relatives
reside, Or whether hu isAs any living.
, 1881-02-15

Hoard Mt a an!nrv nf Sl.;it1 yeAr. Thu motion
WINS host by n votto il 70 Z. ny followa:
3ctx-Albrtght and Nsller-2. ....
Nhlit--AyNrs. Clark, GUhlrI, Ebtlcr. Enrrcilt
HUT, knonf, O'Hcifl, lehclnwnld. s"iiir, Wutt'-
II, ...--..
Tho report oE tho Special Committee wlas n,Mte
special order ftr = o'clock Mt mkt ,necti!H.
Thu aohrd then adjourned until next Monday
afternoon AT 9nctuek.
MIt. NIsilAttb r. HANDBOOK.
the furniture frannfucftrer. WHO was nfir OF tito
bI.ttler% Dn thu contract far ',t!lc furniture In
thu new Court House, Inns prepared hn affidavit
denying tlAt bo ever Ind any conversation With
Charles fthrns III rrVarf to influencing tue tnte
Of Commissioner Louis INIT IN fav0r nf his hid
fIr further swcars. that ffnrns ,te,,icd z. him
that he hn ever hn!i my rpnvcrAa ti0n with tlio
Commissioner regarding tho hid nj his cOhpAnt
nnd he belIeyes in the honesty anil Integrity Ut
tNth Commissioner ![utt md Charles iInrns.
Tho oi,y tnlk l,n hatl with lfnrtns, was Jun. ~.
whG;t hG M.kril him to explain tu tho En,tnty
Commissioners Tim facilities tho 1lault,raok
Manufacturing Company hRh for d0InR tho Gtisi'
ncs1: Fte never Inspired nny CROOKED work,
mud knows OF n0lIp.
, 1881-02-15

Tho following IL nm Interesting opinion In
which Judge NeIsutl. Ut tho United stntrs CIr-
cutt Court NJ Minncnro,fs, tslJs whnt he thinks
OF col1trhe's III "d'Herei.eea
This HctiOp j. tirnnEht hy tho rlRtnttr WAull
to tho lAttcr TOR tho pn!nttn's use. Tho fucts
deve!oHd nrP thess; The ptalntln mud defend
unt aud L.. H. lithbs Msrcet fn ehEAKu In u
speculation by thu sule M,N purchase. Or tiir.
clltse Mnh snle, it 10 m,naterlMl which. ot ;0l
shnrcs Of Sarthorl Pacific ltn!lrond stuck nll
rrtcit Ut l0J sllurcs. Thu transaction w,ls ,le-
tprnneu n.'on md nKrettl 2 by tt'H pnr.!es in
the lxlei TINT tho stnck w'!!lh lcpreoiate tM the
aDu III tho future 10 purchase M us to ,nnku a
pr.,t!t upon .he wt'olo trNrsaetlon.
ahntltA nAllARo tho speculation. ami. through his
hlpsnr in knw York. Kelt 't0 shares Nnrhurn
pMeu !tMi1rNall stuck. which wis t!onn NUy. i
Ii the pr!ro u Tho stock rtcl,cl tws, points, nr
Z. per s!lnrr. t,c EMtl or'isr the llrkGr lu ltlr
, 1881-02-15

Patrick RcKnn, administrator Dt tho estRte ot
John T., HcKan. deceased, cosntnrMccn II suit yes.
tcrlay ngn!nst tue Pennsylvania Company, lny.
Ing damages Mt $6.NW.
John GAynor hogan mn notion In trcspnas
Mgainst James Campbell. u MeAt Inspector, Il,
ttcnver $ln.uU0 tlntnuKes for alleged neglect Ut
duty. 1t ts clnt,trd TINT Cuupbcil WIS utnplpyesl
to Inspect an1 Hntt ~. ptMInt1s Ut munt destined
fur, lArerpIn+ hut TINT tlle meat whEn 1t
reached England wAR utterly wurthIcss owing
to- bis cRrrlesncas in inspecting II.
l!nnllns Erickson brought ault tu recover
elO,U0U damages Of Tho City Or Chicago.
Herman ttnsnnP commenced II auit In treRpass
nEninst John Eril,nnrt tAylnH tlnnlnges nt $I,pOn.
$l,uU.
, 1881-02-15

Grauler, aIlu Ut tho propretors ot the Elnpr-
stll l'tallu Collpnny, boston, A[nss., that gen.
tlenlall rennsket: hive Used that spirlitliu
runMty, 81. Jacobs t,ll, IN Mly family, UNI
never be without 1t. It has cured Ilie Ut II
severe ease OF rheumatism After other re,ac-
dies had fn{lel,
, 1881-02-15
CRIMINAL COURT.

Tie Jury IN tho cnsc Of Genrgo Gillespie and
Peter Mccormick, Indicted for riot, brought In II
verdict Of guilty.
Joseph Ilnhn plcal!et guilty to larceny, uud
wJs rplianAGtl.
Tony Haker was tried for lurceny and ac1llt-
tell.
william johnson p!oadch guilty TO burglary,
ntlia VIVA reminded.
William Hickey was on trial for keeping tts.
orderly lln,Su.
John I.t,rtlan plendcl guilty Ia larceny, antl
wlla glyen fur nlu,iths Iii tho IlOusr Ut Eorrcc-
uosl.
Charea North pleaded guilty to petit larceny,
ltlt wnH rGrIlurtlf,d,
MfchAcl Lynch and Frank Hogan pleaded
guilty 10 receiving stolen property and weru r.
inul1t1tH.
Martin nwyGr ple,lt1ct guilty to burglary, aud
WIS rrI,anact1: Antt Lawrence Iieuttlu Wl.s on
trlui rur tho yanle utfcllse
, 1881-02-15
THE COMING CABINET,
Tho Nexs President to Iann lIia Osvn
t,anoc-tsrnt1rmcn Can Fall I'm the
Procession, Or STAR Ont in tlae C0ttl,


~ 1<@'
ClsciSSArf, Feb. 1O.-Yml did nut llko tho
news communicated 10 you fuw ,ihys HYn
and nIs nnticv md ~o,, wrnt so f,r' s,y. IA t.,
sa s ~ s' @ stn "u "' wre ~ ~ ,,"ros M" ~ ="
t,hants" sycophaut is hard wor,t; hut ,,nrl
woris, while tkoy huttcr M pnrsn!py, ,,cittor do
thoy nrcnk auylv,,y's l,co,,, 1t WASH p!ccu of
nows whether yor liked II or not. md, tn shuw
i",,nr H., .,,"t tan.u,, 'oN 0o'
s,rr" ! wro,c en-, ,ho f,.oor,, i'm. ,,ocu su,,,
he is, n severe nrlcal. lie i,us leun told, on
what understand M, Il fnrrcd IN rcu,r,, NJ u,.ui
",,thor,tv so, ,s. - =. s,,,,s -, W. ,n,n ,o
MvtmostF. .t tnnt ness M snun.Ls 10 ~ ,ltn tme
"unc H".s' ""a cu'''t "''"'' n'' "ceA'
'nbc!ctl 0rant and conkl'nR." he Is 10
Kes ~ 10 %e' c'"t e.eenI n ,a ans' HnI ,.',s @
s"1t y ""k' tte's R"n'a'' tFe'''t.s Faa,'' "ho
q % "ssry nn w1as M a at ehIid !a tho aoa"fry
&c cscn NJ n he so s narea t. PIT on tho t ID Sraai
CnnktuG ootlsir even then nc Wntiia IT. p!casG
cohkl'n9. "n.ch IL VI eoufse Roal 'leal'
"t.eSt Cl.N'MS ~" f1HFoHE"'
!o mt prete.1'l to bc IN tue innGr'nt'st secrrts
OF Mentor. hit II Ia understood htrrhbnils.
s"ss .ssns s;s 's Ss xe c %!*e' i" '"t sS sy
{ .he 0arela AamIntstrat!o, 10Y no. E!,a:e
II he Is denied what he lslleycs t., te s jstst-
tiun, he wl uo! hesltate !" run = Presidential
eanalte III W. nXa,fisL narhnni ar my mtMcf
N.Y. n,, ""G r,nt aseu y lh..eu ~ s,'t
't uF,f o,,,,l,,nte In ~ It'll .fs, t,
DC nl'lo to distance tl,o tel.t; and NJ a9es not
moan 10 tAks rug ctscHs of Chlefxn C";ivel!.
p!snsass @ To h!,n II il Mt' secret ii Uh1o thas
nen. tinrteiu nniMs inf = seGain! Term. t!ss
fghas @ hv ss rt sa s ny 'sw m y Il''s mn - t1 rI,nt M
u @ at ~" nn ,v a'|1 ~ a as'Ii s
ts"t au m .nae ,u ~, r1 w ~ ~ ~ th e .
q Affairs once inoro Tut thoy wil cant!nte hiin
~ lowof, aAa nna oy = ~. aecaohmt Soto, G,tnue @
r snn s s." H. r.. ~ ~ r'r;Ga u ~, ~ %
eAtei. TINT Tug genarni ~ conviGssn nMilE me
people. ana pnrtieilnrlY ns!1o.sX tose VINO nnrs
TINT pcrnt,eneo - whnt We nGca; 1nu !: tor tny
htt ,. IT, ,, ~. .i
iirst s tern tho es'untry vii, vi 'i sss lin sucp
Soak,'ng a9sse Or sf "t Thnt l. ny yoT "f ,., ths
ho will. ...........
Gen, Grant. I ,,eur. ,,oos not wnnt Mr, n,atue
to bu Secrrtnry Of Stutr. liz uncs not s,n,Ik to
isiaInr, ind he Wuuts SECRETARY "s stnts to
| wnnn ha ,,nrs smu,l. In wnmi,f nrcf,.r Mr.
Fish; hut he sues that It would t,ut lH, llst lilo
thinE to & aHsG % the St4ts n!ld Irensnry psrnri-
n,ltS bnth l!!ea " New turksrs. an ~ knows
'Iroas!,ry Drpnrt',,cnt ana tho Nnw York e,,s.
tam IioHsoI,2 ,,. h. IL rro'nny eantent VII, NY,
Gy to t tat a'np H. ~ as ns Gs y m
whom t,as: jiaueock. yolt '''ay remetnler. s:.vo
pont wrots. a',.i ~h!eh i%beesk stele iram IN
i.rsnts ,lesk-tn sce Eu,ery, a. Storra Attorney
3rat inan, % Il and I" sea
| l,or:ey, nl ArsAnsMs, wncrh no 'tsed 10 10 acna-
, 1881-02-15
JUDGEMENTS.

USlTEn STATEs CIRCUIT CounT-Chnrlcs T..
Hny, Assignee. vs.. Thomas RILEY; verdict,
$l,Qe0.Si. md mntlD1 for now trinl
HupEltInll CouRr JupuE W1LLIAMsoS-
George 4. Chnmbcrs Va. Fred II. Kn1,tzlcr.
$D4T.7u,
JuntlE SMlTn-D. J. Thomas, t1so OF Joseph
Mnnn ct n!.. vs. Fnu,c !nslrtitco Company Ut
Epw trNl
Cl,Hulr Cnunr-JunOE ltonE1.s-D. NJ. Lord
1t ui. w. .5psrph Il. Quinn; verdict, $lh515 and
ulDtion for new trial.
.IupuE EANTlinxY--AitilIsou stod.1artt ~. 1'etor
ileIbnr John Mllor, and John II. SieInson; ver-
diet S100, ind motion Tor new trjNl,
, 1881-02-15


tE-cf,lltrnrf. tnttl him tAt all WIS tntrrst-
tAI'I was u Re. thc work dune y. .shcaP!y an,i
iii, iii % :Thcrc IA il ~ ss,SD h, thIs shl,s Tor Your
asked him lluw Tint could bc. IIc snhl. i nm n
friollil Uf Mr. Hambrrok, nntt i ,.fn working III
Viii hrli, us, sa!,i, do rat propose 10 scrvU
my people In that way. wnnt Z, 10 tho hesti
crokr, Isi, @ worS roi,i, have nae s tor si1
when my ease With tho Western tn,llnna 1t.it.
rtltA Company wns OH traL: that tho Jury then
would SHY, In conclusion, that tho nniile uf tho
mnn who attempted to bribu MO wns Charles
Harms o,,,.,,,, ,..,>,,,
-., ~ ,e..:','.',. ~, " ''.''a ....,., -
%te IN IL IT. s sn1K ~ s wn1 ase W" srnsaI e. 70 liz c
Cufltiisslntleis cohstderca tnat no "as NOT hcea-
e.. ~ me 'a1aster r,,,, v,r,, ~ t,ox I,
bo1,i hai heen ha,.ie,l Il, by Mr. osgmSI.
l., "a Sefs ', tnnt m @ Gu n" neSn t',ns ~
1T n,., ~ aeh "'h"'e' 10 c'<eR' 1"ss oet"ro 'no
Gotnnissicncr oSclll houc., that tho state
Tct a9 oy s ~ ut1 h wona1 9 ~orx .,1 no 1, m!s , 10
at. \. H. tms nnumm ~. s MsS S,, np. .iE
aas . u !n1 s Gasss1nnusa H. ~ tnt tl.s=unnHst =m ~
n,, , ,o,ns " ,f na ~ rrn"o.
~ ,hsa ts,n "u <ho oi 'eo
co,n'nlssIoner Clark stated that grave charges
@ nn heen PC maade aga''sss Vi lot ecoh'rae''
ano III 'oo'eo mat .........
H., .,.,.., =. 49,. .,,, .......
ne appo,hteu 10 eons.acr t9ts inttcrs theS 10 re-
lWs = : - ~ M ...so ~ Htn.ans. A.
commissioner Cnlltlrtl Was opTh,scd tn sho mt,.
Ton as chusln0 unnecessary !lelay; Ihc Wnrk
shond o., oc commenced sery s9nn ThG ,I, ba rrti'
a1,d he was sllrprfsed ttnt Commissioner u Neti
SHOULD atlvocate Mr, tIAn,broUk'a but, when he
svns 50 purtIcuiur US to tho specifications for
vault work. 1fp could not understand why II
man should TO SO particular LII one cttltraCt nt.t
not 50 particular in nnottlcr The gentleman
Insisted ihut Osvool wns irresponsible u,l hut
tied no bDnJ until tho lnat uIvt,lctt.. They
knew ,Il,thinK OF tho tna,l ryccpt TINT he sttctl
10 c,trrlctl on tho work tnrOnEt, ilatnur.uk s.
Co. Thcy state,l that they ciJuld mt do tho
work rDr less thln the amount na1nell by them.
liz thought no such contruct should bc cnt1sfd-
rreti. uIsIur Inc s;!rcut,stu1lccs. Thc matter Of
Il good bomj wns iii lt,1t,1rtnnt cOnsl,irt,, ton,
on contract bonds, it w0s th1tr Iluty 10 rt tho
cuntrnct ia IL responsible tlrul -
Entn,ufsslt,nrr Sctnp nIid thnt he met with tho
Jont Cotnin3ttro anu yotc1 far Osxoo,l, but fclt
tint there ,yns sotntthiuv wrt,up annewbpru. iic
WIN reaty 10 yntt ft,r An]r,ws II there werc ten
Other comn,,ssloucrs to vote with hltn.
1E ENpLA1Se.
Com1n.asInncr tyNetl1 thon went m to nxplain
bis ncton on the matter Of letting tho ui,nraot
for vault fittings. mud stuffed tue difference be-
tweeh cnst-lron. wrought mid 1nnenhlG trnn:
lie ttion ANNOUNCED that fherc undoubtedly hui
, 1881-02-15

II, the cAse at CobNrn & billings nFa!nst tho
Egg Carrier {: Testcr Company. Temporary
Injunction wns granted ycytcrtlay by Judge
ll"dHptt 10 prevent tho uso Ut c0Inplnnunta'
EntCtltR III cIE- curriers'.
Ju.tgs uartinrr will decide tho case or Nnllnco
Va. Wn1llGe this morning.
judge IMrntlri Il Gngnucd in hearlnH motion
far Injunction iii tho case Ut tho jefferson tnri..
pike.
, 1881-02-15

II. r. W. T.oons alctl htli yesterday against
flntt[c Il, rdn,tnls. usktng fora divorce On tho
grnlinl OF t1raertEon.
, 1881-02-15
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND A0UE cured for nfy ss,hd sv%
Thure ~ not rcne,Inl agent sh tl'ls M"t4 W,tsr.
will cure Foyer an,l AHuu Il,,!i ~ oines snaMb.
fevsry taI,iod by KAtWAY'S rll.Lsl 50 au'e''
~ aHADWAY'S READY ttELlFF.,,
FlEry CENTS FER liUIILE'
, 1881-02-15
TO THE PuBkII.

Tners eau be no bptter EuAral,t|tte K, K. KeI'sse
Si,s taan tSs bass and wnithless s,an,. sltt.
them. A. there aru Fals1 NGsnuMtwsyA aads ."
and Pulls, be sure und ABk tor ttahst Jou eWs
, 1881-02-15


\ hlll VIA fled yesterday III tho Superior
Court by. Albert Il. fioodrieh uRatuss Peter
1'npin, David II. Reyes. aHd Enos Hlos.
son, nskln9 thtt rapIn anl kvyca be- cam-
1cliod to curry uut their contract for tho
purchase OF tho Gar!ner House. IIo snys
that about tho 9Th Of Hepttmbcr lust EnuA
Slossun represented thnt one Peter r,lpi.l wlnt
cd to buy tho Gardner House. Complainant sasd
he WIS willing 10 sell, and tho aasn!e day pap!n
offered 10 buy tho hotel fer $:s..5 ,(a, of whcn
s:tasD was to be phil, .lnt,. l. 1881, $Bo,lnO by as-
snh!nR II 'it,rtK,lxn ttr thnt lnionnt AMI tho
slu,oW e"cL. will, interest " q ,pur cent
on tho deferred payments. ton'plnln.
mt Mccepted tho proposition with
intnlIilcat!0ns This cnlttnct WIS TN tho +tl of
In'sna.y nss.vned to David u. ltcyes by Iapin:
Tie latter t!,pn uttcrcd to xlyn tho cnnti1.et up
~, eomalant's rnyIi,g' hi,,. s.. ~! fur tHuit
clHim drtAl, hut GoU!irlch tectnul to rctnsa
hin. GentlrTch hns sincc utFerx'd to t!u MI hlA
I.rt ~ the, agreemcnt, but hn.h lapIn md
Reyes hnrG declined 10 piy the $;I,,OD or carry
mt their cuntr1,ct, md tiun1rIch new nsks that
thoy may hu compelled 10 specifically perform
their nHrrun,ent nr thut tho contract tnMy 10
cniicacI ~ Il cloud OIL hfs title.
, 1881-02-15
CONSUMPTION

Of the Lungs md Tuberculous rhthtsls, Scrotu.
ln.SyphifHsl Discusses, Wasting, 1MStncratlon,
pnRe nf Wntor t!nstanta nenus relief nttnnis
where cnthatrra, have bcen used. thus doing
nwny with the painful operation Ut using tbc.t
INSTRUMENTS. Jfsaplvlug Stone In the DIadlet
and In ali caRca Of
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29
VHE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

FLoUR.--Superfne 81 -; Extra g 90 /;
Corn Meal q cWt. 50 50; Buekwheat 2 cwt
S. 90.
BUTTER-Choico roll, top prices, 321a cts.
SIC Wholesale; choice Tillsmook soc.
CHEEsE.-ClatsOp dairy l5@lSc.
FGGs.-3Oa25 els Z doz. Chickens, 81 On.
FRESH MEATs.-ChOice cuts. Lamb. lOc;
Beef S8lO; Pork 10; Mutton Sole. By the
carcase SC.
MEATs.-Breakfast bacon l3'sal5 per .;
sides l3ia8lpgc: hams l3lSolac: shoulders
lOGl2c: smoked beef l5alC C; cOrned beef
SlOgl2 a bbl.; cOrned pork lUc q D..
BEANS.-3dl cts.
DRIED FRUITs.-Blackborri zoe; PTunes
1602Oc.
HoNEy..In frames 33c In glass SOC.
LAEp.-ln tins and cIddio~ I2i4 4alic = =.
Mil fEEn.-i5ran so o3 country, 50 q
Ion; SholIs SIS 0D; Hay s2o o1022 -: L Ton.
UATS.-According % quality, prices range
from OO065 cts e suShcl.
fEGEg TiEs.---. 'otatOcs 3. ~ ca. n ID
Onions 2e3c u i1.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29
san Francisco Markets..


LBV MAIL AND TELEGRAPHl
WHEAT-S1 4Tj.@l 30 per GENITAL for
good shipping.
OATS-Sl l5ell - q ell.
WoOL-OTegOn. Valley 2IMaO cts. =
b. Eastern Oregon. 1890.
HIDES-llcayy sailed lO}Zc; light, do
zoe: Salted calf, 1OWl2.
FAMILY ROVISIONS-BacOn. 130 l.5z :
cts; clear Oregon sides, l5@l355c; hams,
12l6dl3 cts.
BARLEY-Coast feed SO@Sl o. cts:
Brewing 81 5dg5 q ctl.
HAY-Wheat. SO 0Si5, Oat, S9@Sl5,
Barley. S9,0Slj q ton.
NEGETABLEs-Pot 1906 cts Der
100; Onions, red, GQo70c per 100; lel-
low. Sl@S1 % per 100.
EGGS-CalifOrnia.: SO AZ = d0Z; Ore
gOn, 300 40c = dOZ.
FLoUR-BcSt family extra. - -; Su-
perfne. S3 J0aA; Bakers extra, - l21z
Oregon extra. - 100 - 90; Walla-walia
xtra, 81 J0aS4 -.
FRUITs-Dried apples, S09 cts. fOI
quarters, sliced; PlumS pitted. l3@l4c
Peaches 1lal2l5c, peeled 1S020c.
BUTTER AND CHEHSE-EXtra fancy
Butter. 40 cts, = 10; Fresh roll, good
20 choice, 45@47J5 cts; Picked. 40 cts
\ fb.
SEBASTIAN, 2Jl@3c y 10; Canary
S1ld4 G; Alfalfa, 9@1lc; Timothy, 90
noe y ID.
BkGs-There is a good business in I
iObbng way at S$4@914c for STANDARD
grain.
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VESSELS OY THE WAr.
Fro:7, American Port..

FrG.5s American Poris.
North Bend bkJ $50 toas Per-gman : Z Earcl =
willamette. So so2a tons. q + March =
Melanctnou. bLt. 2as toa, Manson March g.
Sparrow sch Tarch !6
Rival. bl. .gg tons. Adsms. :. r. Eaaca
Orient, brig ~ tons. Williams $ +
Hodoc. sch. i81 tons, s r. Jan p,
MeroI. sh. 1904 torp Lowell, y Y Dec T.
Gerten. sh. Philadelphia Jan -
Empire 81 1872 tons. New York. Jan .
Henry ) Sandford, Am sh, Il5s toEs, Sleeper.
Kate Davenport. sh I2i- tons Mallett \ Y Jan Is
Columbia. sl lg72 tons. Fernald. y Y. Jan ~
Carrie Winslow. Am ok. 80 tons, LorinS. Phiia-
delphia Feb -
Palmyra. An sh.,N Y Feb 3.
Alice Buck Am sh loading
olive Southland Am sh Philadelphia March
From ForeI=n PORTS
Adulia Spanish bk Stanley = /, Jan via Victoria
Agnes Oswald, br sh. 1881 toas. McGibbon. Cardiff
Dec 10.
Adolf. swe. Bk. e.5 tons. Rinsmansson, Gotten
burg, Oct is
Argo. gr ba 613 tons. Gate Rio Janiero Jaa g
Alden Bessa. Am ok, -! tons, Soyes. Housaong.
Jan Is loading
County OF Ayr br bk. $50 tons, Alexander Cardiff.
Nov 9
City Of Agra. br bk, 1919 tons. Young. Melbourne.
Clan Grant. br bk. 95s tons. james, I'm Liverpool
Nov ~
Coloma- An bs s53 tons, Noves HonEkong Jan l3
Countess OF Rothes br bk. Gibralter 2-eb .
Clan Mcleod br bk 6i6 tons. Eolohama March ?.
Do1ford. br bk. LiyerpSol Marca wa Victoria.
Ethel br b.. 80 tons, Graham, Liverpool. Nov 20
Emily Chaplin. br bS I73 toas. Harris. Newport
Eng. VIA Guaylnas sept 80
Faderneslandct. SsSe bk Bordeaux. Oct L
Geo Bewley, br sh i0ia tons. BsUlc". Yokohama
Lizzie Iredale. br bS G3 tons. Mos-op. Liverpool
Aug l3 via Honolulu ana AIcturia
Oduia br b' as 5ns Liverpool ya Honolulu Ja-
ly q. HOubtfal
Pastha. br blk So tons, West. Liverpool, via Vic
toria Oct ID
Selkirkshire br sh 1892 tons Anderson. I'm Cardiff
Nov 25
Sidlaw. Br bk is9 tons McGlashaa HiddIeborough
dan II
Thurland Castle, bT sh lgiS tons. Shanghai
Victoria Cross. br bk, GG9 tons Owen. Calcutta.
Zoe, br bS Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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KEnDAlL'S SPAWN CURE
ON I.URAE FLESH.

Bakersfield, VI. Dec, -, lSs9.
y. J. kENEALL y Co. Gents: wish 10
add my testimony ~ favor Oi your inyJluacle
Iiui.lrHi "kcurG.i'S SpJyjG Cur In the
SuTig.E e I..3 I slipped on the lee and
>ufliHr.i Wy right limb AT the knee JOINT. |
W.. yr-g iHm" and III times suffered ihe
l.C,f ryrs5,'5J.iH.s Paiu- ] w1rr laEdage
uH +, inT p-.i9 YEAR. and trieG Htc>' every
ruu3.. ir u.y rr1ci- bUt could Eud ua. tlug
mat +, us-s.i give f'" UCTIaTTcnt relief When
oyer, ut Scd. u would pain HiC very much.
Iu.AuTii lS1S 2 began To think J should be
= Cripple for life 4: hut having some Of Ken
d5il'S SPAWN Cure" thought | would try II.
:l,..d GIy third uf a bottle. and experienced
relief 10 once. The pain left me and has not
trnuhIed Inr S.Hce. ! feel very grateful to
Won aHd y.nulG recommend .kendallS Spawn
Cure So al vino suffer with SprainS or rHru-
uatiSIu Yours truly, MIsS. j. BOUTELL,
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Astoria Lodge No. 40. 1. o. G. 7.

Regular Meeting every tuesday Eyesinq
az 40 o'clock AT Good Templar's Hall, Che
namus Street, Astoria, over &. l.. Psrkcr's
Store Members Of the Order, in good stand
NJ. are invited % attend. Degree meeting lst
Monday each month. Be- order ". c. I.
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Common Council

Re.uiar meetings second and fosrth 'sUcs-
day evenings 0feach month. al = O'Clock
So Persons Gesiriu. 20 have matters acted
upon bv the C3ancii, az any regular meeting
mgst present tke same % the Auditor and
Cleri, ou or before the Friday evening ITipr
10 Ito TUeSdsy on which the Council holds IT.
rs.-Iiiar meeting. X. II. CALDWELL.
Auditor and CLERK.
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Knights OF Pythias,

Astor Lodge. No. 6. X. Of +. meets =
every Wednesday evening at IlzSSrSsp
O'Clock. IN the hall Of the A. o. L. ". \N2S
Corner Chenamas and Benton streets. -
By order {.
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Temple Lodge, NO. Z. AF. A. Ii.

Regular Communications first and Xx
third Saturdays In each month. ~ -. wv
O'clock. p Sc. at the Hall in Astoria.
Members of the Order. in good standing, are
invited u attend. By ordcs of the ". VI.
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Beaver Lodge No. 30. 1901

Meet every Thursday evening. 5SSssa
ar =. O'Clock. m the Odd Eel = - -
lows Hail. cor. Of Cass and Che
namu. streets. Astoria. Mem bers 0f the Orde
are invited o. attend. Is order. y. &,
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KendalTS SPAWN Cure

l. yuF, IN Il, effects. mild IN It's action Is II
does not blister and vet IL is penetrating
and powerful tn reach any derP seated pam
or 10 remove aUy h1uy growth or any other
enlargement; II JISed Tor several days, such
:S ~nayil~. >VlintS. cUrbS. c.:llOuS. SpriIlS,
svpi!IugS. auy lJHCucSS and al cnlaTgemeniS
of the FONTS or limbs. or rheumatism IN man
AMI for any purpose for which a liniment Is
IlSed 10. man or beast. 10 Is BOW known TO
De the hest liuimcut for man ever used, act
iig mild and set certain in It's elects. IL lS
u,,.d f.:I. strength with perfect safety at all
seasons Of II" year.
SpfrtI address for Illustrated circular. which
we think gives positive proof Ot !iS virtues
80 T,gac,iy has ever met with such unlittii-
frH ,r's,,,ss fu oar knowledge. for beast ;S
WrH - Hilu-
Price. = ufr bottle, OF SiN bottles for =
ALL Dir GGiSTS have II or C:'H get u ior
vasr. CT .t wiz. r'. sent 20 any address uh re-
r,lut 81 price ''y jly VTuurP;u-S.
ps. T. =. Kendall x co.
EuuSbur-h Falls. Vernon .