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Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

YORKEILLE, I'LL, Dec. Il, 1888.
81 have been using one OF Chlrch's Physi-
clans Road Carts fGS sotHe TIM, and am well
pleased with it. / have practiced medicine near
ly twenty-five years, and have used almost eve
ry kind OF vehicle on Two wheels that have
seeu but this is tie only conveyance Of bat dc
scription that have ever used that can hearth
ly recommend" W. 7. SHERWOOD, NJ. d.
PLANO. ILL. Bee. 8, 1882.
W. i. CHCRCH-Dear Sir: The Road Cart
purchased of you is all and more than you told
me. 1t rides easy as any four-whecied bug
gy, and most heartily recomm md 1t.
o. P. BLATCHLEY, II. D.
CLAYTON. MICH, April 20, 1883.
W. r. CHURCH, Yorkyil,e. Iil.-I;ear Sir.
am well pleased with my Cart; think it well
worth the cost. Would not be without it for
any price. o. n. RICE.
W. X. CHURCH, Yorivil.e, Ill.-Dear Sir. I
have used one OF your Road Carts since last Feb
TuaTy, | think il superior to any Road Cart
have examined. 1t is THE thing for the busy
practitioner" W. E. kINSETT- u. D.,
Yorkvlie, I'll.
PAW PAW, Nav 1st, 1883.
W Il. CHCRCH-Dear Sir: GU wish to know
how like nv Cart | cannot say too much in
its praise. 1t is simply perfect:
MARSHALL, TEXAS, April 30. 1893.
W. R. CHGRCII-Dear Sir have now used
my Cart about tan daEs, and must say it stands
the test admirably. 1t Is admired ny every body.
Send me 8 top for il. Your trEIy,
B.F. EADs, d.
DYEEBTRGH. TENN, April I, 1888.
". r. JERCH-Sir-The Cart is at hand and
/ like it s,.sn1idy. Il is simply perfect.
/ could not MAKE any alterations.
| 10 \. F0YLkER, N. D.
/ I.ANsDALF:, PENN. April 20, 1.s3.
! The Cart arrived to-day, and am greatly
( pleased. Beats aaytlin.; in this section OF tho
country. 1 wish YOU success in yoIr enterprise.
Il Fl. ANDREWS,
| Editor and Publisher Of the Medical Summary.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19


''It is the best cart in our city. H. II. NAT
LOCK, Ottawa, Ill.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL, March 2s, 1888.
W. Il. CHURcH-Dear Sis-I am greatly
pleased with YOUR two-wheeled vehicle. 1t dis
counts ans thing of the kind | have no more
use for four-wheeled buggies in my business.
a. W. TIPTON, NJ. D.
MARTINS, S. c., May 20, 1888.
W. r. CHURCH-Dear Sir-The Cart ordered
from you came Yesterday. 1t is all and more
than you claim for it. 1t il certainly the finest
and most convenient thing on wheels. don't
think will use any other vehicle in my practice
now. Yours respectfully,
o. 3. EVANS.
HEMsTEAD, TEXAS, June IG, 1888.
W. r. cHURCH-Dear sir-Cart is at hand
has been tried BY me and is satisfactory in every
particular. Twill not hesitate to recommend
them, Lot only to physicians but also to any and
all persons having much driving TO do.
Yours, etc, z. S. CLARK.
GEORGETOWN. GEORGIA, July 30, 1888.
". 4. CHURCH. received NV hoad Cart all
right and like very much; would not exchange
it for any four-wheele1 vehicle have ever had
for my Use. II is the admiration Of all who see
H. VI. KAIGLER
ST. JOSEPH, MO-, August 16, 1888.
W. X. tHJRCH-Dear SIr--lne Cart was re
ceived in gooa shape. | am highly pleased with
fl after giving it trial. 1t is much neater and
more compact than | expected. / think it viii
take here. Wishing you success, anu yours,
Y. c. HOYT.
CHESTER, IOWA, August 1s, 1888.
W. Il. Cit RGH Dear Sir-The Cart is the
licitest to draw IN the United States. The mors
use it the better like il. Yours trIiiv,
E. FREEMIEE, NJ. D.
MARLIN, TEXAS.
r.. CHJRCH-Tnougii you have not asked
for recommendation OF your Cart. think it IN!
duty % give one For ease and speed it can't bt
well beaten With & so Texas pony think
can 60 with any hish-prieed horse. S. Z. RICE.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

The steam yatch invented By a
blind man in Providence, Rhcde
Island, is now queep of the Hudson,
haying run twenty eight miles III
one hour aid seventeen minutes.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

Oregon timber has advanced in
price 10 to ID per cent. in Austria
LA.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

That will ride four Good and strong with phaetoR body
geod full large baand the rider aud feel horse
motion than vehicle Has all the for
doctors box for crest apon and get in and of
buggy nothing climb getting n See what said of i
tErTz@EzENE q Is
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19
PYEmIA

Is the most virulent form of blood-poison-
ing. Less speedily fatal, but not less GER
tainly so, is the vitiation of the blood of
which the first symptoms are Pilnpies,
Sites, Boils, and CutaneOus Erup-
tions. When the taint of sScroftIla gives
warning of its presence by sEch indications,
no time should be lost in using AYERS
SARsAPARILLA, the only perfect and reli-
able medicine for the purifcation Of the
blood
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

Judg. McCue, Solicitor of the
Treasury, has given an opinion to
Secretary Manning that sardines
or herrings, caught in Canadian
waters by American fishermen, in
boats Of less than five tons burden,
can he admitted to the United
States free of duty.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19
ANEaHIA,

A wretched condition indicated by Pallid
Skin, F1accid Muscles, Shattered
Nerves, and Melancholy. It's first
symptoms are Weakness, Languor,
Loss of Nerve Force, and Mental De-
lection. Its course, unchecked, leads
inevitably to insanity or death. Women
frequently suffer from it. The only medl-
cine that, while purifying the blood, en-
riches it with new vitality, and inyigorates
the whole system, IS
Ayers SarsapaFilEa,
PREPARED BY
Or. C. Aver S Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Druggists: Price 81;
Six bottles for So.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

The two Morrow county safes
arrived Monday. The large one
WIS brought up by Tom Hinton,
the boss tsamster on the road. 1t
weighs 5000 pounds and was loaded
on a wagon hired especially for the
occasion, of M. V. Harrison, Of
Alkali.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

An old man named Howard was
robbed of $1,000 at his daughters
boarding house in Portland last
week. No clue of the thief has as
yet been discovered. The old man
was lately from Missouri.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

The Queen is reported TO have
gently intimated to Mr.. Gladstone
that she would be pleased to have
him smooth the way for the Mar
quis of Salisbury, his successor.
The latter has promised a certain
amount of support to the new Gov
srnment.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

Sir John Lester Kayl has purchas-
ed $500 acres Of land on the Cana
dian Pacific near Balgonia, Assina.
boia, where he will establish a
colony. He will purchase 10000
acres in the Sacramento valley, Cal:
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

A California physician claims that
ths bruised pulp of eucalyptus
leaves, which he had been in the
habit Of applying to his very laid
head for the cure Of headache, had
brought out a new and abundant
crop of hair.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

The stable near the Fort Klamath
Hospital was burned on the night
Of May 25th, together with a guam
tity Of hay and horse and COW be
longing TO DR.. Robinson. The fire
was of incendiary~ origin.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

Alkali Enterprise: A IA year-old
son of /. Q. Zachray, living on Shut
tie fiat, sustained a severe facture Of
the lower bones OF his right leg last
week by falling between the wheels
of a water wagon, which run over
him. DR.. Bacon set the broken
bones and now has them encased in
plaster paris with every hope of his
patient fully recovering the use Of
his limb.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

R. A. Kester, editor Of the Las
Vegas, New Mexico, Optic, on Fri,
day received $1,000, paid by Mil
lionaire Lynch, if he would abstain
from liquor for six months. He
wrote up his experience under the
head, six Months Out of He'll"
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

One Qui!lette of Montreal has
brought suit for $4,000 damages
against DR.. Berry, city vaccinator,
for causing the death Of his two
children with impure virus. The
doctor says the children died from
measles.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

at is the best cart in our city."-H. II. MA
LOCK-, Ottawa, Ill.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

Young Beebee, who defrauded
Shindler Il Co. Of Portland, Oregon,
some months ago, and who ran
away to Canada, was captured a
day or so ago at Toronto, but after
| wards escaped from tho detective
who had him in charge. His moth
er who lives in Boston, says she
will make good the money he de-
| frauded Shindler l. Ce. Of.
| The Oregonian Railway Com
pany, limited, has brought suit
against the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company, in the United
States Court, to recover sos, 13l.
1t is alleged that the amount is due
for rent from the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company fer the
quarter ending May 18th.
| Last Thursday evening saws the
! Oregoaia,,, John Inman and D. ane
Alex Martin neighboring farmers
living on Crab Tree creek, Linz
county, had IA dispute. Msrti,
Brothers went to Inmau's hous,
and called him to the door. As h.
appeared they each drew a revolver
and commenced firing, shooting ter
times. But one shot hit kim, shoot
ing off one thumb. He shut tn
door, but bullet fired through i
struck Mrs. Inman in the breast
How badly she is injured eanno
lie learned. Inman got his shotgun
a aud fred at tie assassins as the,
t ran, but does not know whethe
!, he hit either Or not After tn,
L shooting the men ran for the woos!
aud have not been caught.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

Ebon Piympton and Gustavus
Levick. An apology had to be
made for Mccullough, whose cendi.
ton made him 60 to his bed at his
loom at the Sturtevant House at Z
c, clock. His mental condition will
not allow him to play any character
at present
The suit Of Henry James, the
Baltimore millionaire, VS.. Robert
Garrett, President of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, to restrain the
erection of a pertico to Garrett, s
palatial residence now in course of
construction adjoining Mr.. James
dwelling. on Mount Nernen place
bids fair to rival any case ever tried
before any court in this country.
Over 1000 printed pages of testi-
mony have been read in open court
SINCE the case has teen on final
hearing.
| One of the most desperate OF the
disappointed office-seekers who have
been in Washington siucs the 4th
of March, waiting for the reward OF
their faithful party services in the
last campaign, has become thorough.
ly heart weary and despondent over
his failure to secure what he calls
recognition. He has recently played
he I,ut ..orI RI ce.,.r-a o cham ! n
his luck. Somebody told hiui the
other day that a piece OF the rope
used in hanging a man was luck )
thing to carry. He invested 50 IL
. piece Of thu rope used to hang
Guiteau and now carries it in h:
right hand packet as a charm Z
allure the Administration into Civ
| ing him position,
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-06-19

Julius and Eugene Trumble were
last week convicted in the Justice
Court at Jacksonville for violating
The fish law, by maintaining a trap
in Rogne river, near their Touring
mill. They were fined $75 ard
costs.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

n the "Bounie Jean" OF his poems, at hef none u
Dufres after the death OF the poet She had eqneAuy
seen his mother, and recalls hor appssfance
ana Miss Begss exhibited fine portrait OF the
uoet naipted from the ne autograph letters wrt
ten by him. copy of Thomsous Seasons when nc nsu
read and and annotated and finally presented 70
MI, ,er I.abe,a on her birthday. and some minor art
icies used BY him. She related many Interesting moi
dents of hi. life and seemed pleased to have secured an
attentive auditor for her "Reminiscences. .,,o,. and
She is an active. vyacous old LADY, nslsen' sxes
cheery rather tall and slender. has orlgnt promn
aud soft rongray bar which was partially ymst'o
INV n Teat lfle cap She had suffered from rhs suMausn
and walked with perceptibie limp. but moved quickly
about the room show her treasures ana @ W
her guest Her sister Agnes who lived WIN her many
years. had died the previous year ana pau az pee @ a. h 80
rest in the same tomb with the parents OF the poet ID .
krkyard at Aud Anoway where Miss Begss nerse m "
eIpecfs soom day. please God an 1t be soon 10 60 10
await the resurrection When was taking leave atsr
long chat she presented me with % % no,
self and at my request kindly wrote her autograph upon
It, .... u.,a.ra NJ
ecotlands sweetest poet Will be OF interest 70 Tie
literary class who read TIE TRIBUNE an
THEODORE +. WOLFE, NJ. D.,
College of Physicians aud Surgeons.
Netp YORK, Feb. %. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoKk, THURSDAY, March l2.BEEvEs1,Rseeip1ta 1a'
ST.. 'sSay; S
tsn@s Ordinary si%
e IN ers aao we're tHe
g. sc ss sas' sne Rounds s meat sells
of n s yS
viii also the spain l58o Of Beef and 3s9
Hs qs,' h.n
s load the sRe with So quarter:
aayicss TonSSn and Liverpool quote American
Prices rule little arm eSSd e
Poor to Prime yeals sold at SS7c and sfew Choice and
% supply q bf..se moderate to-day and
Poor to Country brsssed vess sod
ssany stSsa aesehd
ga c although high as l2d12c are reached Tor Extra
Hume Mullen soa. YEA, 1gs s y r. st sei do
J ehardson Co sod, Jersey veas 1873 ID, at 7hac'
G Collins sod 10 Jersey veas i6ossOs n. at sos.c;
sGEEP A6 I4MBsRecepts were 2, cars Of ss1
hsa s.sy Ssas S and aaS az Pta ast we Te
Da
Ssa both sheep aud s. a%D' s a. sga
Choice end Of Extra Ohio at the latter
SseA1c: and Prime would bring csc;
About 90 spring Lambs were received to-day and were were
s. per head but Ssas7 the generally accepted
quotations for Common to Prime quality More liberal re-
cepts u expected tomorrow.
Dressed Mutton moving slowly at 607iac. with Prime
Wehers high &C I'm some while Choice and
Extra quality occasionally touched She For Dressed LAMBS
tn SO the ruling figures.
Saes-ume Mullen 367 state sheep lOl 70 at DC,
9S &C. 40 do ia b. at 5c 81 state lambs "a 10
Walsh KIRBY Co. sold. lOs Michigan sheep rs d. at
Haien6eck Davis sold io4 state sheep 80 o at 'c
20 do. 81 10, at 4asc. - CO.., =, &. -.
'1P p g Kase sold 1893 Western sheep 81 r at 81 70.
" Pidcock sold l0j western sheep 80 ID, az - % aho
Judd Buckingham sold: SO state Lambs, CT b at &c
95 sheep f07 10. at 4c and 80 state do lOI D. at
6lc. . 49,. 49,. .,- ,,c An. o..
Western los No. 4c 2l0 do 9a d. at 81 10 2lS do, 10
To- al 81 80 and 400 do. 80 To- at 4hc.
C. Collins sold % spring Lambs at S5dSI oO each
Everitt co. sold - spring Lambs at dss per head
o. Oliver Co sold spring Lambs, at 81 per head o,
HOGS-Recepts OF .2Oj head-5 cars at fotl'
Jersey City. Total for i've days hea
head time last week Win con.
tnued market ruled firm to-day and
1u ote Common &C. Smith & Hed sold "
head, 1872 10 average. at the outside figure
Country Dressed firm previous quotations or az o@oc ior
Heavy, 6sao iSc for Medium. and 6Ste1sc Tor Lisht
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

sAInxoRL March l2.-coton daL Mddins Il 20 FL Fo9r ar
iE.ssss, aS Si'S SSri5d. Mi,'
80 qgsss sCs %e's5 ter hfas Sag
sGnAf5n s@ aH " %e.ierD Winter Red SPOT
HsTh QUIET Apr Western quiet Southern
S1o %% fS fresh. S'Ss SscS sP
arm a ,pa asefs 9.s s92s ss7
Penn.yiysna PEN sS5c Rvs quiet 7?s7oc: Proyis
oDs a Ss and SS' ca. pSs 20
Corn y BUSH Gef5oo 6uiS Corn
Fs:sn. sPTRs %hosts y d9S S0s
sso SaH5s iSsS 80 %hs iSsts %hs
wsslen Creamery sses5c Eess~Fressd Eastern 200
oats iSOOo shorts 1900 BUSH Barley. 1900 bush
Bgryao March J2rO.r Love, best ,p5ns ds RpI
car lots No Mixed $50 Mo- yellow as.c, NO az sss
Bar. sr ,ssa Ss ssP s.o IS
$500 SS %assi sI5oo SaE dats &
$500 bush 81 sshiPmcntsnfoa o 100 @ Sb;i Wheat 2sOOO
BUSH BUSH barley $500 bush
March Y 9not S.o And 1pGhaSsoS IS % Fs%y Rs
seassc receipt, 2o9 bush shipments 900 S9rn arm
yeNo r. Ssc Barley pnSsaagsd Fork IN sSSd Ss
Ra5se''s Hsssn aa ;'''ay snSas'F
Sss4 81 fas .s,e
oulcAeo March lsPIour dull and gpchansod O. 0hoiss e"
MaSs.oS ef $ 4? =
ay. Flour gasEG
sosns GsSn isS9f az o Out Spr ai.'S y Closing at May
spfSs js closing hsd Ne Soc.
ranges cssh c March 3,
sSc f Nay '? sssstt,s = sic.ns q sale:
ranged % ciosns SaGSa at Nay SiSie TO- closing
Ys SS % sSo Ma1sS S
q s5f s. asrs g aass sgS S
g. ss1 So SIsins
@ SSy: Gee 50 s. Corn s uSs os
10000 Ous Bye o3S SSsh sacsy aTo9 or shPme1 S5s
bush. oat. $4,000 Rye, 5000 bush Barley $1,000
bush.
March s9e April u & May 92se oS No 2G FSd Cash
Di SE'4 6atsc%sS SI &i1Sd $.e White sicI no
nsceGts.wnsa d1oSo s bush ssa 0,o,,0ros wns,s
strons No Mlwsnfeo Cash 77i.c:; March. !6'c April.
a5 e &C. oa % quiet s 'gqs g S0rR 1nasyG
u. s!n Ness sOf Pork 80 m ~ Prps n nd
ss!S 4ty s.Hs% 'H
oc 5o SSs sgs4 Hal,ss
March was no %prCyS. S
p %sn n sss Es
81
81 754S5 80. Wheat-Opened firm and advanced Ia Sc
export demand very moderate lots dull and weaker
No Delaware Rod in export eevaor ~ 2o No March
02'.c; No ! Pennsylvania Red. 9.c Corn-The market
was shade Gr1ner under steady export demand
depot 4sc steamer No ign Mixed and Yellow in 10th
Isc Steamer No. Mixed I'm export elevator
lsc No Mixed gram depot tsc 90 IN export eleyntor go
aIg,.c June 49ad4lc oats-Car lots steady; Rejected
White 81 lac; No White In 20th-st elevator 36c No.
White 37,ac. White March. 37d37 ac. April 81 y
a37 Ic May 81 'a93sc; June 37a03sc. Reeepts-Pour.
900 bbls; Wheat. 10000 busnl Corn 900 OATS
GOO bush Shpments-Wheat. 1000 Dushi Corn. 7l0O0
BUSH; oats 5000 bush.
ST. LOUIS March l2-Flour unchanged Wheat hrm No.
Red SO Ose. Cash s3 &C.,. March IS seS5 &c: April.
s5isds5sc Corn steady Cash, 3ss4 Pci March $50
April $500; May. 39isc. Oats stronger cash 3lc May.
go Rye quiet at 81 ac Barley steady eOaS0c But
stsi a.. Hay guet and unchanged; Bran nrm at $50
Pork si2 75 Bukmeats~Lons Clear. S. 80: Short rib.
So % iO short CeAr 50 o. lard firm at 50 s50s6 10
o. 900 busn Oats $1,000 ousn Rye 80, oasa Barley
bush' Corn $4,000 ous. oatA $4,000 bush.i Rye -
BUSH barley nome
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

closing 7slS7s2c $50 June 7toH7%sezs sloajsns n
CIV active ssles $40 To-; az hsanss sane:
iso fcs Ccntinsnt private sfn
buyers favor WITH very little doing New Wsst.
sfS 70 SseS ssse Dairy tass Ssoc wssn
Wsstss FscsoFg loSaeSs HGls loSiSc c So
western 29l7c4 state DAIRY tub 10 92SSt state - saoc
western Dasry. Q sil no.; western factory. s1,lcs
CHEEsE-Du unsettled and depressed Eastern S1iEtcs
Common TO Prime Western, fat, Sol &c; EMr 70
Choice skims 100 ac; Common to Choice Us
Unsettled ant decidedly lower. STATE Zozj "eso @oo'
Southern % ia626c.
RiCE-Quiet and unchanged 49,. ....a
.sTEARINE-DIn In and UNCHANGED IN price, City quoted
sUGXRNRaW dail and TO great extent nomina, Pair.
4ssc Centrifugal bssc Nolasses sugar 6c
sales Refined dull Crushed and Cut LOAF o2 .y'
Cabes 7i6ashe Powdered SisSeisc;. orsna,assee. ns
standard "a" 5sse.j ON "a" 7.l6c.; White Extra uC
64G5svas Extra &C." sos 3l6c.: &c" 4IdA &C.; feuo"'
lSc. c..-.
TALLow-Rather weak. with moderate demands an Prime
TEAQuiet and options nearly nominal On the street.
moderate trade at about steady prices.
TOBACCo-DuI and generally unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
EUROPEAN FIN ANcIAL MARRErA

LONDON March 12.-12;30 m.-Consos 90 2 for money
and 0 for the account Unit Cd states Fonr Per Cont Ronds
l20is do Four and HafPer Cent Bonds. liis Atlantic
and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Cortineass
2oh do Second Mortgage u Canadan rsciae de "a Erie
Ordinary. 3l's 81 Paul Common u Isl New York Gen.
trai. 92sI PennsylvanLa 6&7s keading 9l.
m.-Paris advioes quote Three Per Cent Rentes ae
81 francs 80 centmes for the account
Up. mConsols 81 for aud OH for the account
United states -Four Per Cent Bonds i2tia 90 -Four
anil Half Cent Bonds, lliSs Atlantic and Great
Western First Mortgage Trustees Certdcaes 29 Cana
dtsn Pacific 40 Erie. do second Consois 6ss Next
Ordinary. 32la st. Paul Common. 1895 lteading os
a,3o mIrhe amount Of bullion sone Into ths Bank OF
The proporsn OF the Bank Of England reserve 10 liability
which last week was 80 1915 per cent now Al per
cent
bullion the BANK Of England has increased e5797%3
Aui iinx tho past week.
PXsu. March 5-The weekly statement Of tho Bank Of
France shows an increase Of l7o00O francs In eod and
2.46i 600 francs IN silver.
Paris aivces quote Three Cent Renes as 81 aaos
~ . ceptimes for the account
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
Il NIECE OF ROBERT BURNS.
10 me Editor Of The rr,oune.

SIR: Among the personal" items in THE
TRIBUNE Of yesterday Sunday find the statement that
the late Charles Brand, OF Mane builder of the Grange
mouth Docks was tho nearest relative Of the poet
Rurns his graudmother having been the lnters aunt"
II NAV not be comnony known that niece OF the poet
who is therefore, nearly related to him than
Mr. Brand-is now ving Ayr Her name is Isabella
Burns Bcggs, daughter Of Burns's youngest sister,
Isabclla who married John Beggs. One pieasant July
day last yoar nay way Burnss spent
morning cosy little cottage
the highway along which Tam Oshaner made mis- famous
ride from tho Inn mt Ayr 70 "Aioways anid hauntod
kr" She received her visitor cordially and when told
that he was an American said that tho most Of the few
pgrs 20 the land Of Burns who called upon her wsre
q that nationality end that 0ensral Grant and Henry
a. Stanley were among tho number.
ehs does not remember 10 hare seon her gifted unce,
but hsd often visited HE WIDOW hes Aunt Jeau va
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
ETHIOPIAN ppoDUce u.pvrrs

LIVERPOOL March l2Provisions- Cxnb Cut
81. Oa Long Clear hlddles Szs Sa short Clear Mddes
Bocf-loss Cd for Extra Indian Meas, Primo Ness s6s Od
Prime Mess. 9ss Od per bbl Primo Ness Eastern
n s,n sss 81 H.. L@,d AZ o to' Cd Ham,Long Out AIS
States. Cheeso-American Choice. bss Od. Wheat-Red
westen spring 7s Ia g7s 3D. Red Winter Is Cd s7s I'd
ccnfal No Spring 7a ID; New Western Winter "a lOd
New Mixed Western as ,sd+ California No l. Is %. .
Spirits Of Iurpentne 2Ss %; do London ga Cd per
cw, fsned & Petroenm e per gallon cloycr Seed
a. .scommoa; Sa sdi Pale lis Cd sos. od Lnseed on
Lo.Dos March IT, 1Prodacc-Linseed Oh. R2l f2l 56s
per ton; Calcutta Linseed. 46s per quarter. Lnsecd
Cake. 81 o. aas oa per Rsdned Petroleum. ID
TED Der gallon; spits OF Turpentine 2ls per cwL;
sperm OIL, Eos per Ton. RoslnCommon. Od 0is. Sd;
Pale ss OF Pror'ions-Lard. AS: %. per cvt for
Americana sugar l3s 3D. cwt for Ouba CentYifuxat
refining ad0at
BEBNrs March ll.-Petroleum msxks. 20 pfennigs.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
EKM-YoKK March II, 1880
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
vAou March 10

1000 bags eI Helen, 1000 Rubens" 900 ,u sx
Options TO 10 points lower and moderately sctye I've
Anri ss5G 100; May 7O5a7.IOj June 72Oa7 25i July,
f5oS7 s5, AUGUST 7!e07A5 septembsF nsS.
april White sold June DIakeey sold d 1Ine
ABOUT Vseady. Sales 500 mats Java 500 do ex Chi 4lo
Central American and 420 Victoria on private terms -
COTTON-Spot duh and ll6c. lower. sales
of b baesi 84OO bales Recepts at the ports TO-
bales aganst week and G050 last year
since September 456459 bales against &4067lo for the
same period last season.
The ouoations according 70 the American csssiacson