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Gaod watch Work and Fin In
craving.

p sTELER takes great pleasure in an
,onn<ipE % his customers, and the public
he very bes.psaesieal wasehmAkers and en-
-. an he Coast. who hes bad expert
sncs ana worked in the very best watch,
m.ter.f establishments in Europe D
America, and is nov prepared to do AL n
81 6uezs,ch work IS reasonable prices. and
s.ti.fsctiou guaranteed. Also. clocks
cleaned aud carefully repaired AID var
rsu,sd for one year. SeE jeSelry sde 70
order snd neatly repaired. All work sent
rom The country promptly attended to. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-19

The times in the East seem troublous
to a great many, but an excellent indica-
ton of their true state lies in the fact
that there have been 242 entries to the
Washington races and IA entries to the
Pimlico races, against l42 and ia re.
spectively in 1855.
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The Chicago Electric Lamp.

P. Hjul yesterday received . l4ige as
.o-tnent Of the celebrated Chicago Elec-
ME Lamps, and sold them all before
nieht. He has telegrsphei for . duplicate
consignment, which will arrive here IN
sbgus a week. He has slso received q lot
Of elegant gilt and silk plush holdings for
al raiutiugF. etc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-19
CnuufN RfrIp.

For scrip issued at the last meeting Of
The Board Of County Commissioner, w
will pay the following rates: Fire fund,
o. cents; General fund. "a cent?; Current
Expense fund, 70 ceus.
ToRRE & BAEBERI.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI assnt TO
N appointed Simeon Wenoan and inter.
ests Of the estate Of j. ". Dean. deesss .Ssy are
M FitEgeraId % assist him, and nsessssry
snthortzsd TO take any aud all steps nTIN'
for that purpose. w. Dean,
administrator Of the estate oi''
deceased. ,oos ol3-tf
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Dissolution Of COpartHershiD.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership heretofore existing between
w. J. Smith and N. Moser, under the firm name
OF smith h Moser, is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent. W. ]. Smith continues the bust.
ness at the ole stand-Postofice Building.
All bills due the late frm will be paid 10 W.
J. Smith. and ell bills against the late Arm
VIII be presented TO W. J. Smith for payment
W. j. SMITH,
N. MoSER.
Eureka, March II, 1885. mhl2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-19

Go to Johnny Lsmber.'s for "Onr Taste
hams and bacon. They are The hnest
brought 10 this market.
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California Butter.

Fresh California butter tnices. 10 tn
market At 65 cents per roll, at john!
LAmberts.
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To city.

Any one wishing 10 purchase a irsi-cias
railroad ticket to Kansas City, can get on
BY making application 81 this ONCE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-19

Dyspepsia cured by the use o! ID
D"-for sEe 81 Cspron's drug stores
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-19

Smoke only the Bric-s-Brsc cigar, at u
Postoface bookstore.
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p R | G Z LIST
OF.
WI. W.. LEY.

Cheese, from Ice. to zoe. and from Csc. 10
20 35c. per pound.
Pioneer Flour, So S. to 81 12k per 100
pounds.
Crushed, Grsnulsted and Brown Sugar,
I0h to l24 cents per pound.
Oatmeal, ~l0-pound sacks, from Use. TO 90c.
per sack.
Corn Meal. ~l0-pound sacks, Coo. 70 75e.
per sack.
Eggs, 2sc per dog. TO 8 doz. for 81.
Bacon, lac. to i5c. and zoe. per pound.
Hams, lie. to 20e. per pound.
Butter. from Csc. TO Doc. per roll.
Meas Pork. from lac. to lsc. per pound.
Coffee, from zoe. to 33c. per pound.
Tea, from 40c. to 81 Is per pound.
Rice, from SC. 10 1850. per pound.
Coal Oil, from s. per case TO 75c. per gal.
Beans, from SIC. to Sc. per pound.
Crackers, from 1875 C. TO 25c. per pound.
Eagle Brand Milk, Csc. per can.
Kirk Soap, from SC. 10 Zoe. per bar.
olstf NJ. II. LEY. South OF Courthouse.
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Long Litigation Settled.

DETROIT. Mich, March 1s.-The IA.
NOUS Mamie-Garlsnd litigation has been
settled with a compromise. On July 20,
1880. the steam Yacht Mamie. carrying the
scolytes OF the Most Holy Trinity Catho-
lie Church, collided with the ferry steamer
Garland, having an excursion party on
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W. H. Ssowell. druggist aud assaJe
No 3 Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-19

P. J. corsets, 81 Is, st Harris d
Mathew.
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P. ]. eorse.s, 81 %, at Harris 4
Mathews.
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Try the new brand Of Brie-s-Brac cigars
at the Posiofics bookstore
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I'd D" will positively cure~ dyspepsia
al Cspron's.
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Opposition TO the Pacific Mai
Kate Castieton's Husband In
Trouble.

NEW YORK, March 18.-George Wilkes,
alias Willis, and Joseph Reilly. alias Ell.
hot. we're locked up in the police head
quarters, charged with having swindled
Rochester. N. Y. banks and others in
Cheyenne, Butte City and San Francisco,
10 the amount Of $50, 900. Reilly is the
husband of the actress, Kate Castletop.
The men are held awaiting Rochester, N.
Y, parties.
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WASHINGTON, March ls.-The Presiden,
to-day nominated J.. E. Putnam as Post.
master at Willows, Cal, and Samuel II.
Buck, ct New Orleans.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-19

New YoRK. March 1S.-Ali the cloak.
makers in the city, numbering 1900, are
on a strike. They do not ask for increased
wages, but merely demand that they deal
directly with the firms themselves.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
RLAND NOT IN CONTROL.
HOW TIE MEMBERS OF IHE COINAGE COMMITTEE
STAND on THE SILVER QUESTION.

HOW TIE MEMBERS OF The COINAGE COMMITTEE
STAND on THE SILVER QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ~ (SpecldD. The House
Committee Coinage held sort OF experience meet
ing today which each OF the members present ex'
pressed his individual the subject OF silver
coinage in a wominue speech. IL was agreed that no
report of the speeches should be given to the public
Mr. Scott, of Pennsylvania, exceeded his two minutes
aud argued in favor Of his compromise bill, providing
that the coinage silver shall not while the amount
OF silver dollars IN the Treasury Is not ne
low S2OOOOO 900 Some of the silver nen suspect that
Mr. Scott has concealed a mouse under the meal, and
that his expectation is that Treasurer Jordan will
be able to keep 600 standard silver dollars on
nand without putng the mint bureau to the trouble OF
coming more The tenor OF Mr.. Jamess speech is dis
closed by his resolution which looks 10 suspension OF
silver coinage future date provided other nations
do before that date come TO some international
agreement respecting silver. Some bmeasts in Con.
gress hopeful that this proposition may form the
basis compromise bill to be reported by the com
mittee The proceedings q to-day thoroughly dsgusted
Chairman Bland, who at last became convinced that he
could not control his colleagues To friend afterward
he complained that his offer to consent that bill In
favor OF suspension might DO reported provided he
could hay liberty offer substitute prOVillhg Tor iree
coinage was rejected. Bland and Lanham are
the only members Of the committee who favor
free coinage bill original proposition. but they feel
confident that II be got before the House 1t Will
propostion to suspend the coinage and free coinage
bill the latter would receive the support OF majority o
tine committee
man who has trying for several weeks To asccr-
tain lust how the committee stands anayzes the siuA
tion s follows Men who favor free, unlimited coinage
as an OH ginal proposition Eland and Lanhani men
VINO favor suspension outright, Jones. Rockwell soy
mour Hemphil aud Scott meu who prefer no action to
either foregoing propositions. Byuuu, McCfeary
Norwood, FELTON,. Fuller and Little; men "ho would DC
willing TO unite with the friends OF suspension IN sup
port of a compromise McCreary, Fuller FELTON,
and Little III this analy he correct compromise
bill may DC framed ana reported 10 the House What
sort OF a measure 1t will DO nobody can i0TcicI'
When the committee adjourned to-day two motions WerC
pendiDg-One offered by Mr. Lauham In fdv0r OF report
ing a tree coinage bill, TO which WAS proposed as dh
alnendment motion to report adversely b to sus-
pen the coinage Of silver No vote was akei Az Jhc
meeting on Monday earnest effort Will be mado To
agree npOn affirmative proposition ana IL may sue
ceea N the majority possesses sufficient backbone 70 Ie-
eist tbe bulldoZng efforts of Chairman BIdnd More
than members OF the House nave put ther names
down on the of who desire TO inaKe speeches Oh
the silver question.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
SlATE or IRADE.

BOSTON Feb. l2Flonr oa,et Western snparnne 81 soos
$3.50 Extra - 1888 30 Patent s1rnt wneas Hd & 70 80
& an F;fHS o Wpss sus
shorts aq MI a. s s, E,,,sY1 s9its
Ss EsGsOii soSc Sp Sas Gs 2oSo SS'n Shorts 100
BggrA5o FEB aq ,u,se no. Hard aS1n S3r!asn
al t'Hi fic O oats1Sc White Western sIe5ic Barley
Was So Sa. San a soog g. iS% sS
Barley bush sniBments-fogr o zee bS. 1. R,9s1' %9s'
1889 1889 S@sR Sas corn $4,000 'u'A 'A 0'O 0u'' Barley
Eee Street ans %sss sH Mh5 y s.
Extra 81 2jes4 %: Fa nly ~ % @si 10 Glty anls
- 9GS S2Sa7 Is fstspses SANITY IS saOey!ays
Patent s. 75 wbeatsou;nerp nomina' Western steady;
sSS1Sss" 'sss cs'S
s sshF wesfs4a sSa5s' a.sS %s so 'ss:sS
aa7c MARI. 45G47s Gn aS5 t4 May soassr ssS4s
sSssrS' Western white soS!2c' 90 Penn
.ys9Ta :esT ana aSet Se.. Pors @ HfE
SSlS TS TSsat SS S ISSo .n s 'S shpHsnsFS@r % 5
GS UbIs coTn bush ssics-wbsaI $1,000 Corn
10000 bush.
wlRe4 GRssSS %hsa afG - 81 qf s%fns wh.1
HSTSsS5s a% f9 Dsts o. RvS Oar s. & 50 6S
Na4sh sales s rsssso n Sos
SHE e9inG at I SSS 6y@er N% sprsg sc fS6ra
a closing &c Nargh 5" sI. s.S1 e;g S rI..s; ,.I.;
ranged .ash 3Jiac February J'scs Mareh' sJsS
2tc May. 52sa2'c closing az @2sc M GyeTSa !? 2se
st sT i7fd ii ~ NAV sll 9jdsll 40. closing AZ
ST. 35dsl 37ia Lard firm Sales RANGED ., ~ Css9 IN
a. 3SsS & Ma 4 sa Is a. !o M s Sides s5s
ass 90 sbor. CleAf Sides 70 e. %; a ,
Soo SoS SOts oasn vG 5000 loOd 5t,gm.et.-
1S 5Ggl 1893 TSl Sn Te CnsG naTsT $500
DsTao b2wnc,i dall S% VINE 9o'e casa s,In aSa
Fs9raSy May 24c ySS SS e G soc 2' ' se a s5
Hcccipts ~ 40 bush. Corn-Nh = iO4a4lc. osts-Na'
White IS a.. 40. = a8c. bid
MuwAuEgg Feb. l2.-Flour quiet Wheat steafy;
Cssn si sS sSsov MaT - &C. &C. lc ve seiS 60 Soc
Barley quiet: No. . 5l9'G ,tovsions easier Nss'
CASH or February sG O7 Marc. 6 oii2 3utter quiet:
thmce creamery i5Hlsc Chccse-Besi cream 9s.le
10 900 bush Barley. 1880 Dusb shDments-FIOur SO
bJs, WneaI, 1898 Jush! Barley. 2{OJD Ousn.
MIxxE.Pous MINI. Feb ~ -Wheat-No, Hard (s,t
80 &c; February, ss9c March, s7ci AIr, so'-c nay
S2c.
ProaiA. Feb l2.-CogD steaiv: New High Mixed 20
"a pc: o IixeG. 33L,0 tic oa's hrm no Whe, y \
Race,pt.|Corn GOOOo 6u.l :G.DOj Vu5h Eye &ooo
bus. Shipments-Con. 10000 bush Ua'S. oiOOO Duss-;
Rye. 500 bush.
,pELrHiA rcb Flour ard unchlaged w.sera
aud Ptnnsyvauia S3 uI4f3 5p do sxtrd - 900
50 -: pennsYlylnia Family 81 0lGsl2i; PeunsyyaHn
Is; Winter Wle4t Patent. <52jGs5 30 Whcai-Marset
duiej aur' closed st.idy export ie'nand ue,Ir' sSgs
,%' March, SD -.Hc. iur.l a0l-G OS.c My.
GA &C Corn spo; lots H. GOOD demand Options weak
tbLc. -t.lmer TJcki Ia IN grain noUo i6s
qt Aor. No yellow exo0ci elevator a.; No MA
Nav - ia4-c. oatssDo; !eis steay rejected " ol,e
No. White il" ~ = Whc. = % 9 t9t9.e,
Anrt $3.50 iOl4c. MAJ 4Olt i.'C GerclDs-FlonE 80
b6ls wheat 400 Ousn' cora 1900 Dnsli otts i;.o
Dusn ohID ncnts-wLeaL 800 OuShd C0gd' 4%o' '''h'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwNoRK Friday, Feb. l2.-BEEVBS-R Receipts were Ln
cl,dnv ~ cars arrive late this afternoon over e Itnu
rold bS cars l5J head-i2 cars at Jersey t
G "a ears at GOtst Total for SIX days o51 hea against
Al ga heat the cores bonding time last Week.
AruvnIs uptown all construed 70 l. e. Esstman.
Al Jcrsey ity with 20 loads held over tnere "eIe
thn IN cara in The Yards the 10 deayed Dy
ont near not expected TO arrive III so'h " "
,y TO the light supply there was hrmer ieens am
the iieI oferaxs chang hants at small adVlhcc over
W,dnesdays Mr. Goldsmith IeserFed 4V VI - ~
loads shipment ahve ,u,o. ,vero NJ sl 20 ekJ
neT 100 10 Dry Cows, Bulls stays and hliheu ,s ~ "
K 5oa 5i oid oxen sj 30 50 10 per 100 10 ,, rive
sr 1odstnita will toad Roman with aDOut 20 ~
Cois' I,srr h astuan will send out ID Tue ofetCe ~
~ Reel md I'M he City OK Chester l,O0J quarers
I'd iou carcasses of Mutton making the toua snI
me- lis for the from this port as Ai as 1 0
iv' Gait O. 600 qua tors Of beei "a Live 9"e'p All" '
eIsSLss + s"er Co - Chicago steyrs lS25 @ at
7C n at 81 g. il d. 1872 n. at ~ 0j; 10 do lsS TO-
ai "a 81 III ohio l,2s1 TO- ut - 6o oXeD' looo ID "
- 40 RosestGSi " CGcsSo seers 90s @ at 81 Is do
6G IL AZ a 81 10 Buffalo do L. %, at 80 yer loo To-
e,Ion,t C;iett OHIO oxen, l,ISO TO- nc - oo d a.
Ia n at 81 5Oi II do l.4tl b AZ 81 % Zdo ioSo 10 ~
IS oxen and COWS l2O! y. Of ~ BHl' l'So 90 yS
~ ~ VoSs and S.ags o9J H. a O5 COWS l0JS ~ &c ~
do OO0 ID, 80; do, 80 b at S2 20 tshn''"
do gnb ib nj - Co. state Oxen 22lO 10 ~ 70 ~. do
st. GodsInith; bielso steers ,6t' 10 az "a 81 =, H.
D. Nc PheIsou II Nixel Western steers 9 atsst 10
s5 Is do $40 5 at 5 0l l8d1 l2to ~; ~ ~ Il II
sherman n culver IL Virginia steers W. 70, 80 nss
COWS 7sQ g 2e Indiana ssssc osssct sSn 1875 b. az
r y,G1 G M AZ a. do i9j 10. at sS0 =, - ao,, st
rAlVE ES-Rece,pts 30 h9ld neaViy vi ~ rstact
Mafaet unchanged very bttle aoins iof ""n' u o
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
TILE TRADE IL CMCAGO.

Chicago, Feb. II (SpecilL. started
easy with Hutchinson selling and with the price dccln
iug May got down under - cents at the start Pork
was rner with only 5000 head of hogs at the yards
The tone the days dispatches from New York and
Liverpool generally ball 81. There were however
fe orders the 1oOr For fteon minutes the wheat
pit with sellers Offering at 50 cents and buyers bidding
s47s cents. was without trade Corn was livened up
by the operations Of Lester and by the belief that David
Dows' NcwYork will cause big demand for cash
mere before the end OF the month The estimates the
hogs for next week that the receipts Will not ex
oeed 100 900 head 5000 less than the estimates for the
present week.
Schwartz a Dupce were large buyers OF lard To-Day
taking about g. 800 The demand Tor cash lard
was sharp. Jackson Bros. large bidders for May
pork at about I'll 30a FL 32lQ Al $50 the close was
30 cents My wheat; 32I2 d32 " re1s for May oats
iO5ga iOo cents for May 81 31l2 for May pork
~ for May Lard and S5 90 for May short RIBS Calls
to-ught May wheat sold AZ Sj4 053r cents Puts at
81 0sI y conts. The receipts tOuAy were - care OF
wheat 2lO corn 47 OF oats and $4,000 head oi hoSs
The anticipated recep;s tor TOMORROW are 10 cars OF
wheat 30 OF corn, and l20 OF oats
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday, FeD. H. 1885,
PROTECTION FOR LABoRERS.-The House Committee on
Labor to-day agreed report favOraby Representative
ONes bill providing that property shall be exempt
from seZnrc and sale upon which execution Is made
for personal services rendered by mechanic abOrer
servant amount not exceeding 500. II Is pro
vided that the bill shall apply the District OF Columbia
and the Territories and that all actions under the Dill
shall begun within six months after the service was
rendered.
A NEW SYSTEM OF sPELLISG.-MajOr Storey, OF Chi
cago addressed the House Committee on Education to-
day in behalf OF Representative LAWYER bill to test tho
science OF spelling Major storey Is the Inventor OF
phonetic system OF spelling which he said Will enable
child to the whole science OF spelling before eight
years of age The committee listened with great atcn
tOn while the system being elucidated Tomorrow
evening Major storey Will explain his system TO Con
gressmen aud educators at meeting In Wilards Hotel
FREE IMPORTATION OF WORKS OF ARr-Mr. belmont,
OF New York presented the House to-day petitions
sned by 2i7 societies ana artists throughout
the United States asking for the enactment OF law to
admit works Of free OF duty. They state that tho
law passed In 1888 by which duties rF'sod from
thirty per not called for by artists and
by the public press or demanded by
the people, the measure justified on tho plea OF
public necessity that the law has proved failure has
restricted trade, and has diminished the public revenue
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
COTTON MARKgro-8Y rELsi1lrL

fIvFUrooL Feb II -l23D p. m.-Co;toa dull; Mddhns
plands lji6t do MlddEnS 0rIels oo ana cTnsIt
receipts II bales Including 10 $50 American tataIss
quiet Upands 10" AddnE clause RI tsGi iy nay am
DO April and May delivery. j:6td; do NAY eng Jaas
delivery -G4d; do June ana Juy FnVSiy % 49, 49,
siso ID co. August and september delivery: ooHL -
Tenders Golv,rIes at toays clearing too o" NC"
m rhe "1 les oi the aav lncuied 100 bales Amer,
can Futures steady Uplands. Low Midding clause feS
deivery J66Id buyers, do March and April dewey
4 5d'a4d sellers; do. April and Nav delivery. 9cs4d-
SEl July deivcrv 81 Gtd sellers DO Jgiy .ad
August deIvery, ID. value, do August iDu 9epto'' Nc
~ closed arm Upands Low Md
ding cause FeoTuars delivery. q, o,y o.ec,s do MamS
and April delivery 3-Gld. BUYERS. DO Aprll ana Nay
delivery 5;.64L sellers: do. May anf June deh'efy-
buycrs; TO July and August delivery. 90" 'eifs;
do August and september deiisery, ,.o1a. seItei
GALVESTON eD l2-Cotton Sted Hidaing ga "a r ,U % s
cepts 3G34 sales, go bales stock ~ .o4 q,
WeckyNet and gross recepts t-sfuU so nCS baes ale,
the Continent, 3l34 bales COaS'"'se 'o'o Vae' "e'
sgfG. Tow Mid,ilinx \ lilo; GOOD ordinary. his:
ct cents Si bales gross 52s2 bales: exports TO fsas
Britain 24l bales; sales. 1000 bales stocA' 5'0SS
%eekyNet receipts 4O3lj bales gross A. ~! Ss.s,
Exports 70 Great srtn ~ ,es alee 10 ~ s9S baIsa
SAVANNAH Feb l2.-(otiOn du! MlnuiIhs, o-.D %
Mddng .s Good orlinaTy IS ne4 4s5 S"b 5aies! sacs
bales ,tS 1 o x : s S55o bales gross o32 bas,;
Exports 20 the Continent j,702 bles' to'st"se SO"
bales sales. S.i50 bales. ~ ooo ,,s ,,,,can a oso
bas s9e,niators TOOK 400 bales exporters TOOK f1
males Forwarded from side direct 70 sDnne&r & 49,,
bales actaal export '"o ,o S 1c % 900 oaes AmsssAn
"a 900 bacs amount OF cotton anoa', ~ "ooo oaieS
29yOOO bales ,, ,.,,.,0, ara tha total net 70
eentsoi cotton ports sIn;e Sept-hpcii i'''
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The grain markets yesterday were erratlc
without developing any important tendency The vol
une business done small and the cash trade also
was light Exporters took only 1000 bushels OF wheat
and 900 bushels OF In cash wheat spring lots
were stronger and winter grades tre easier The 0p-
tions nuctuated to the extent Of only q cent ending
steady and practically unchanged from Thursday
night follows February o. March 9li2, April 92S.
May "a, June 9i7. cents and December ~ OOis Cash
corn fen Il cent and the squeeze February options
received setback, the price falling cents aud ending
at recovery Of y cent at 33s cents The other months
were IRE closed steady - cent down Tor harCh
Ut aOIa 10 batter for ApI at 4U's ana unehangcd ior
Lara options advanced 2a3 points to - 80 for
February So 81 for MaIcn So ~ for April; 50 1l
for May and SO 55 for June.
Tue receipts of grain at New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Boston yesterday Wcrc IA inI-
lows: Wheat 2943l bushels: corn. 2s3,06s bushels;
oats, 5S SO bushels; total grain 3130lS bushels {;
nour Il 3O2 barrels At Chicago. Milwaukee AMI 81
Louis the arrivals Wheat. 527ll bushels; corn.
323Itl bushels oats, 111, 7O3 bushels; total grain,
j3l $50 bushels; Hour, li,l-O barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
IN FAVOR OF TIE ARTHUR KILL BRIDGE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II (SpcciaO.-The sub
committee OF the House Committee on Commerce has
unanimously agreed to report IN favor OF the bill pro
yiding bridge the Arthur Kill There IS no
doubt that the fun committee will with the sub
committee and report the measure favora0ly TO tho
House The report OF the chairman Of tho sub-commit
tee Will state that the authOrz dn Of the bridge. 10 be
located and built under the plans to be approved by the
War Department is In accordance with the settled pol
icy of Congress 1t has already authorized the con
structon OF fftytwo Grawbridges, aud the greatest
draw provided for has been 220 feet Many OF the
draws like that the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Bridge across the Ohio River only 12O feet WIDE The
whole commerce OF the Suez Canal passes through
space then 200 feet wide and the committee thinks
that of that width Is sufficient for the tOwbOats
that will need to go through this proposed Arthur XIII
bridge. The state of Ncw-Jersey has Itself authorized
forty wbrdges As to the power OF Congress- the com
nitee thinks ts beyond doubt the Supreme Court
having decided in the OF the wheeling BT1dSo shht
even though the two States concerned authorized tue
bridge, IL could he Dut without the authority OF
Congress The state Rights resolutions passed by the
EewJerscy Legislature rdiculed In the committee
ROOM the bridge has 10 be built under plans ctc
approved by the War Department, as IN the case 0i
similar authorized by Conglcss Inc report
will say that 10 sufficient guarantee that the puDlc Ill
tcrests will be guarded.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
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