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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-10
NUMBER 3G

dinaucc OF this day; our meeting here
to rcanimate this spot With the brush Ii
memofy's artist, has boafdef, dccnef.
holier, significance; than Tia rInlpld
picture here displayed. Ii il associated
with the mothers sigh, the widow. tcsT,
and the sisters ui,dying schiinlcnt Of il.
fectionate remembrance. II Il lovet
fond mcmento Of constant devotion il
the welfare Of departed fiicnds. Ii isa
comrades tribute Of loyal ncdety IL ohe
who, with him, 10 camp and field ; ii
weary march and battle stort., juided
late to fate in the dark hour II ouf
country's peril. It il natioa's bap. !
tism Of gratitude At the shrine of III
loyal sons. It IL the smile Of ouinipot.ncs
gracing hallovcd racr fec upon thc il.
tar Of human liberty. Keep green lhs
spot. Tls sacred ground. Ii nutely
speaks Of noble deeds, in tho nobility Il
man. It inspires within the brcasts II
our children that patriotic deyotion to
home and country, which Is tia ouIJ
safeguard Of our national life ahd char.
actcr. And Wien the mantle of govern.
ment falls upon their shoulders, u coon
u must, the great Ark Of the Covenant.
wrasght IN the leberty loving genius ii
our country's fathers, and transmitted by
US IN its untarnished purity and sacred.
ness, will be as faithfully guarded from
the invasions Of foes without, 1t II al.
tmics within, And in the solcmnity ef this
hour, IN the sacredncss Of the day; and
IN the s. d memories cngendcred BY this
occasion may We not hope, (undcr The
bencdiction Of universal liberty spoken to
us BY the Lord Of Hosts and God 81
Battles, throu h the bloody ordeal Of arc
and sword Of which this scene Is com.
memorativc) that the holocaust of war
may never again devastate tho fair land.
s,ape Of our beautiful America. That so
may recognize no east. no west, 40 norlt,
no south; and remain as one family
united in the imperishablc bonds Of fra
ternal union. Bearing allegiance to but
one flag; loyal devotion to but one peo.
pie and worshipful rcverancc AID obcdi.
encc to but one Almighty Father.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-10
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral

Is not new claimant for popular conf
dcnce, but medicine which Is to-day
saving the lives Of the third generation
who have come into being since 1t was
first offered to the public.
There Is not household In which this
Invaluable remedy has once been In
troduced where its use has ever been
abandoned, and there is not person
who has ever given II a proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tible Of cure, who has not been made
well by 1t.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
in numberless instances, cured obstinate
cases Of chronic Bronchitis, Laryngitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients in the earlier stages
of Pulmonary Consumption. 1t is
medicine that only requires to be taken in
small doses, Is pleasant to the taste, and Is
needed in every house where there are
children, as there Is nothing so good as
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment Of Group and WhoOping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
PREPARED BY
DR.. ]. Q. Aver q Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-10

The Spokane Review says that Es.
gineer Nope is making an examination
Of the route from Spangle east via LAssA
Waverly to the Crur d Alenc lake, II
bis report be favorable, road will b
projected eastward from Spangle to tar
the Ceur d'Alene mines and agricslAad
country above Rockford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

at e per Gg 10y i az s'fs III
a % lido 1886 ID a 8 50 80 do 1909 H. at 81 80 2
s at a e 20 a DO 3 lS3 b. at at q 10 Il DO 1875 81
~ 1900 H. s. g. g. Ii d. f 1853 at at a 5
q So 10 do 1884 10 at 81 g. 45 "a & &O
s$ 49,, gG l 9; 60 do At 75 = b. al &
I3S o. 1879 b s s5 y K Rcn rs GG
oxen, 1875 ~ at 50 9o do 1910 ID. at 80 10 STAYS
Newton Gms: y o4Io steers CExsE ls29 a. & 90
IL Roscntha i Kentucky Steers Iel4 r. at 50 25
10 - 80 20 do 1870 b. At 81 l2'2; II do l2S2 d. at
j. F. Saaier Co.: 10 Kentucky steers 1885 ID g 90
Is % so At q 80 10 g as do lsg9 "a dS "a s
S Sf a S 90 IS ST. Lons DO 1857 b. at IS Il DO
a 40 s DO li55 NJ at = 20 = TO- 1924 b o at 10
81 1885 b. at Fl e % d. ,ss T. i 1850 B. a
isi g H. at to- $ 49, 80 stag 1850 4 s.
WaiIc Is Chicago steers 1927 b. at 50 OILS % do
l54 s e Sc l' $ OHIO OHIO Siee 1853
nsS at q & - i sS d. 1858 go s.s at j. 49, 81 552
DO l6O ID, at 50 50 OK. 1860 10 at 81 Bull 400 ID
MqnCs q Chicago s'ser sass NJ Ct q g so lG do
81 % 1860 ID. at a l7 10 do llJ4 d. at$i - DO
for n week III head oc There ere
has been lair demand for Good COWS Du common ock mas
s45 $50 hear retaled at $3.50 so per head
rassers ana Coarse Heavy veas we're weak
Fed Calves sold at 81 80 per 100 b. Poor to Choice
sales-IIaenbek & Davis lO3 Grassers pa b. at CSC;
rs Va e rs at at &c 80 doc l55 t5 al ec ~"
Dlenback Dewey 10 Veals lis b. at &c u DO loo d.
Hume & Mullen: s5 Grassers and Fed Calves 297 B at
50 " veas 4l2 ID, at 4c do lo7 d. at 71c DO lo2
Eae Otis Nelson IL veas l5l ID. at DC; 81 do l45 bat
Judd Buekingham 2s grassers. 2SS 10 at2'c Veal $50
SHEEP AND LAM Bs-Receipts were 81 cars of l2ll2
head27 at Jersey city aud 81 cars at 6OtnsL Trade
Ss stos s so at D fu last weeks Closing prices
to %e hsp stool, s at ami c SqRSS OF
ExIra Pennsy lvanla wethers at NC
ss G and Lambs sol rs q with Far to
Choice Lambs bringing s6asg 80 and carload Of Extra
sales Kirby Co.. "a State Sheep H. 40;
nHsrm Pico'k 500 Western Sheep 81 D. at4.e
Lag 80 Ono sheep and aC L aS 70 g. 2O
HalIenseek & DAVIS G2 state sheep rs b At tse 20
S Ss Ia pY Pennsy Sana g. s'.c
rs 6'.ci ls6 do "a 70 sse 50 ls9 do 90 r az o'S
do lis 10. at4'c; $50 ~ b. at oc 22o canada Lambs
80 E. a. e ss &c 20 e ~ DO 10 90 i''
Hume MneR 80 state 5 saE,eeP 80 n at & 1os Penn 70
e. also $50 state Lambs 81 TO- e.c 80 Pennsy vania
90 nG Buckingham 1866 state Lambs 80 H. at eac 80
Ohio do n ~ 6ac, lel Ohio sheep "a h IS 22s
50 ~ At SO 62 2s state DO IS H. at ~ S5 81 do. 10
j. = ssder q CO..; 1872 onlo Lambs 70 %, at eaci 10
~ Chicago do D. 81 So 2St DO iOi H. at "a So So7
do, ~ r. A. o. 90 ~, ,,.,, s,... on -o,o
eS b. al 81 5S lsi DO 81 B 81 sos 100 Michigan sheep
and Lambs ~ b. at 4nsc 100 do Is ~ 81 90 80 Mchi
Lambs tpoor 90 TO- at 4c ISL do 81 H. at 6tc ssdo
Newton Gnlett: 1852 Ohio Sheep 40 ID, at SIC l9l
l7S Pennsylvania do 90 b. at 81 40 81 Indiana Lambs ~
sherman culver 200 Kentucky Sheep go n, So 10
lsg DO 81 ~ u.s. 10 40 oh bucks and E ave "a D. - 50
q i5ss4 70 per 100 b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
THE STATE or Trade.

BALTIMORE. l3-Cotton firm Milling 9ss09iac 81:
Flour and Western Supenne ~ 50;
AZ 10 o5 a. TO- TO- Fanny ~ w a o. Clty
Mls Superne ~ 30 az 10 do Extra - OOG3 TO- DO tO
81. PaaUsc0 Family 70 10. 10 superatNe
Patent 70 Wheat-sOuthern steady western hgher
southern Red 90 94c. Amber 81 Gv5c; No. W est
eu WINTER Red spot ssG - 2cs December % 90 2c.i
January s9is0s9l4c.. February 1Ol!0JO9c. May
y5 &c asket .,vrn-S0uthern hrm western active
southern White. 4. 0foc.. no. 1elOw 4oOfoc.
Western Mixed A. &c. bio; December 4o94
45sc January ,Se Al &c ace eOr'y ma
35d4Uc Wcstern White s. 4Oc do Mlxet o9aoOc'
% oOc uay-flrin PRIME 10
Choice Western al UUaSl5 90 Provislons-steay Mess
p,rk ~ o. Bulkmeats shoulders AMI clear idD slides
SIDES : iqc. Hams la l24c go Larl3 Kehnel. &c
- Butter FrnL Western Packed loG lsc: creamery,
% a fggs -tWn AZ =, 2Sc Petroleum he
nueI bs.c... COpper-RenDed. lOi2G llc.. Whiskey-
Steady at 81 "a. treghts 10 lverpool per
steamer-Cotton .l Flour -: cram oo 80 fo
20 lOU uusn. oats 2uOO Ousn Rye -. bush shipments
-flour lO2O Ubls Wheat 3d. 400 bush. Corn bush.
ltys ... bush. .sales-Wheat oIJ,fOO Oush tofn'
$4,000.
bosroN Dec 49, FlOuI-COmmOn Extras. 50 20 80 40
Ch0ce xtras 40 81 10 Wheat Patents PRIME
- 90 80 Coru-SteauIor Yellow. 5zG O2 2c steam
err Mlxed. 81 djl &c; NJ Hriie 5VG5le - OdIs1No
57I4 a 3oc .onOrtsMddngs per ton @lf % 0s2O;
extra Western cree uscE oOci TO-
% &c DO. Eastern Creamery Zoc
Eggs-Eastern Extras - Csc. Receipts Tor the DAY
Flour 6UUU bbs ll,OOO SACKS. Corn 4iOOO Oush OatS
10000 shorts l4.OOO OusiL
CHICAGO Dec. I3-FIour-stealy and unchanged Choice
lntcr Wheat S4 l5Gi 20i sprng Wheat IS 5OG4 lv
Minnesota bakers IS 30 al To- Patents ~ 3O04 o. Low
Crates II 7502 TO- Rye Flour-S3 25G3 40 III bOs.
Tie leadlng futures rtnsel AZ tOuJws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
6teamuoats an0 KnilccaEs.


DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi-
Il dence Newport and all New England PoInts rail
Grand Central Depot Express trains daily tsundsys
excepte) at tparlor attached and
with sleeping sunday ~
ace parlor cars. IL p with palace sleeping carsl
For Newport take ZOO Boston Express with parlor
cars Wexford arriving 100
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
NEw,YoRK ANp BUFFALO LIGHTNING EXPRESS
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depos New York, foot OF Barclay and christopher sts
va III. Daily except sundays Buffalo aud oswego Express.
Pullman Water Gap StrousOurg Scranton, Bng
hamton. Elmlra Bath Buffalo Syracuse oswego Greene.
oxford, Norwich Utica connect Pttston.
Wkesbarre, Danvie and Northumberland; ut Oweuo for
Ithaca and intermediate stations
y H. Binghamton amt Elmira Express Pullman coaches
Water Gap Scranton. BnghamlOn. oTego and Emra,
At scranton or Pston Kingston. Wlkesbarre AZ
pm DAILY Buffalo Limited Express Pullman coaches
for Stroudsburg, scranton Bnghanton, Owego. Emira.
Corning. Bath wayland Buffalo, &C. arriving IN Buffalo
y. H.. DAILY buffalo and OsweSo kXpress Pullman
coaches Stroudsburg Scranton Bingamlon. Cortland
Syracuse Oswego. Greene Oxford, Norwich Utica and
Kchheld springs connect Al Owego Tor ithaca amt inter-
mediate stations except Saturdays Connects Buffalo with
trains Tor all points West
Tickets for and baggage checked at 80 broadway and
at Westcott Express onces IN New-iork aud Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

tom toms. 1894 gram: sss ;'fsss ssss' ::s
II st, e. Is: ao @
s ganated and goa for cut Loaf Gs "Sog SV On and
the eont wants OF dealers CONTINUES hE on ne,
however steady support sales ~ ps so One Year
o ord' aod sll Tor Two Year old sl2 6os.iS for
Family Mess sii for Clear Back ana sio POO
s EIa nsT not , Tl~ M ,,Sse SUI Sui
s lssa I' nsi s; $ sosss
1Hn sEArs "taf @ Sss sas
tanned in price with steady modeate demands zoo ptsS
LoIe. bellies Go fe. Picked Hams oSS.a c fcsed
soi, rs :: Picked Hsms yi4c, smof ed Hams lug
lOac; smoked shoulders &c oorsn s,e
~ DRLssED nOGs-steady and In fair demand CIV
Heavy Light at 54962c Pigs 5os6o'tc;; rr.
stun holding back The speculative dealings however en
moderate proportions Prices are shade oweT Ia fs,v
Steam IN good demand $40 625c. Refined 1uoec
GSc Continent 7c South American December cosln 9
tcs February a,52c closing b2c. 300 ,cs March
Gbed6elc closing Gsoe bS 1000 tcs nay oa
omr 'hange OF moment Butter-state Creamery "a
2sc Pennsylvania Creamery, 2sc.; Ern Creamery 3og
SEc Welsh TUBS 22a25c: Western Imitation Creamery
Is Western barry lbc western factory o. go, 80
Fiat Iisi2bc. 1ood % Choice Light SKINS lOS lc
E~es-sate. 26Ia2sc.; Western. 232S21c.: LINED. IL
"sTfARINE-Unchanged and quiet City quoted at Ia
7i.c. and Oleomargarins. 6G6tc
sUGAH-For sngar the market as.s was q Iss
pu r Fair Heaning SIC Tor 9Go Centrifugal sales
2ooo bags Marsnham at 8l6c 1900 bags Bshs
sS c nSeaS" l5FIGsac Powdered
b7a5 lj.l6c., Mould 5l6@6c: Conectioners oopag
10 Coffee OH 5Nc. White Extra 5G5isc. Extra Z
4$a47.c. 4aa41c, Yellow ~ s4h e ,,,, oro,o, al.c
,1aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

10 PRIME Steers wear ago So 40GS5 49, and
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-The arrivals OF Beeyes INC
mast week were - than last week and lab head
The arrivals on Wednesday were heavy. with the
stock held proved Of the maud and while
%ss duh at decline OF Ioc per 100 10 100 carloads
Friday met with very dull demand az iurer
British have continued dulla4 d or scant SIC Tor
Refrigerator Beef and per for Live Cattle es
tmaied dressed weight closing weak on saturday
Calves been Hight supply ana have rueu nr
25,a3Lc Grassers and 4aa92c for Veas' with lew
The supply Of Sheep and Lambs has been about the
last week and while Cool 10 onoGo 9u rE
has barely sustained and Lambs declined on ennes
day per 10. with marked Improvement up TO te nhs
Live Hogs were a little firm early in the week, but weak
trhe Thursday Closing about sc on rrom as'
BEEVEs- Receipts carsof 32l4 cars at
about equally DIVIDED Set~ cen MT Eastman Stern
Metzger and there no trade in Live cattle ,.,
AT Jersey city 10 carloads went direct 10 Schwatzch
Suzbcreer and carloads held over from last
week there about 100 cars on sale. 49, , ,
The offerings ranged from Common to Choice. win lew
Extra which might fairly DC called christ
mas Cattle. &c., ,, ., AN, and vhna seIers
tried hard advance prices there marked improve
mrnt owe Friday at shade higher hgues
were not likely TO be cleared. .,oozn,o- ,,..,.o
Common 10 Prime steers sold at So Choice
carload OF Christmas Ohio sold at So so and
one Fancy Bullock fed by Mr.. Mall, the welknown sheep
230 h. offer reported 10 have been refused 10y
Mr. meter for 70 Fancy Eenue seers Ihes an w re-
da but feeders need not expect high PGe 90
Bns sol it, 'rong6 70 This mort on saturday
herd Norfolk Red Poled Cattle consisting OF 40 hea1-I
Rulis AMI 81 Ieers They selected from the herds OF
i"rJ iastpes r. simpson Garrett Taylor and others by
L. Lancaster and are INTENDED Tor inc Dreeng T
viii quarantine about the hrst oil March 10
tho above mentioned farms. ,,.o..o,
The weeks shipments of Live cattle ana 9heep anu Do
Bpefa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

No red Winter q 1910; Dc 1s''o Cara yaa sct
Ms rs S1's ss,s. May S Sc No Sis:d
Cssh lsIc jan 2ss1c. May 3lc. -. Rve-53p c BID
Bariey~Minnesofs 6sc Butter Creamery 2.S21e
DAIRY Isa23c Esgsa2o g ~ &C. Flax o. sssdTssS
Ban72s mill Corn @ssa q os wn, s g =
80 BuIE Meats-Ions Clear, 81 45aj so: Snort Nba
s6 s506 short Clear 8; IS RscsiDts-Fionr $o90
onsh Rye 1000 Barley 1000 eush' sh,Sm;nssS
Oats 5000 bush: Rye -. bush. Barley 1000 BUSH
TOLEDO Dec 49, wheat steady cash sls.ci Jan. sykc
Cash 39c - Clover Seed Cash ~ 80 December. 63-
Jan. S. so Receipts-wheat $4,000 BUSH Corn Zo90
bnsh Oafa / OO6 busn. shpmcntsWheat 1000 pushl
Corn $4,000 bush Data 1000 bush Clover Seed o5S
bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

in Difference the growing interest in hearty amusing
CONN endabe openar sports athletic tn
TRIBUNE has prepared book open-Air Sports.
which is more thorough any before printed i'll
America
the aid acknowledged experts and intended TO be stand
ard book of reference.
Chapters provided Archery Baseball with the
playing the League and Association
matches and how ball. Court
Tennis renns Football Cricket, Lacrosse Racket
Horsemaushp, Cross Country Hunt with list of the
membership of the principal foxhuntng clubs Yacht x,
with discussion all the small yachts and comparison OF
eoopand Gutter with instructions How 10 Desig Build
Rowing. Canoeing. Fishing, with state
the American game fish and The flies used 10
capture Trapping. swimming Hunting with Shotgun
Rifle with description Of the different varieties of Amer
lean wild game. Camping Out Winter Sports bicycling
Amateur Photography and few minor sports Among the
writers contributed William Blake author OF
"How Strong; Maurice TDompson the Archery eI'
pert Captain Jacob A Augur Cavalry Instructor al West
Point; David Kirby and Thomas Chaplain Yacht Builders
Gen. George W. wiDgate the reman; Professor George
odie OF Athletics OF the New York Athletic Club
large Of private gentlemen in the south and
country contributed facts concern
ing Mid game aud hunting sports OF their several local.
ties.
Retail price. 81 80, Terms postage paid with Weekly one
year ~ co. with semi Weekly SO 90; with Daily
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The Book can devereA address, paper
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Eiper, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKETS.

COFFEE-For Brazilian growihs the market a strong
and holders have advanced their views to or
fair Io Sales 1000 bags No 6l4hc: 1000
bags No Z &c; 800 bags No l4ac. Mild gowt swere
very firm sales bags Maacaibo; 60D bags savania
and Rogota 1000 parcels september sale 2oc 1000 mats
Inferior 10 &c mats Interior 1890 The option
market opened points advance ruled active
and closed steady follows January 1850 1900
February 1900 1907: March. 1905 1910: April 1910
alAl5 May. 1880 1920. June. IA goa 1870 July.
lY2Odl330: November, l34O0l35O; December 1895.
sales 10000 bales
COTTON-spot prices not changed to-day. the
movement light sales 735 bales 6l6
nG OF which 1915 for consumption and $40 bales for
expor receipts 81 GS5 bales comparing with
b297 bales this Last week and 44O34 bales this day last
Since September the total port receipts been
3O3O bales bales tor the corresponding
period IN 1885.
Quotations American STANDARD OF Classification
orea Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
GRAIN AND PnODUCE MARKETS..



activity the wheat speculation yesterday
and the tendency slightly reatonary spot lots were
shade easier but bushels taken for export
mainly exchange options The speculation early showed
slight Improvement. but fell of la 3 cent although
the adv from abroad encouraging ana only s
increase by the visible supply statement me
close was steady small recovery from bottom V9es pu
follows: January Jus req
ruary go; March. 93's; May V6 cents cash corn Was
shade lower but shippers l2OUOO bushels prlhcpay on
terms of secal delivery this month. The options were eVO
OF interest," and prices closed for December AT - IN
c % Tor Jaunary at 4s and down cent Or FEBRUARY al
A. u cents dull and tie options were pracue.iy
vhout change as follows December "a January 34es
February 35s: May. 362 cents The arh markets were
featurcess, with the options e ese AZ 20 ~ tr Nrch
Der January, 20 % LOT teOruiy 70 oV ioi
50 6S q pi. and 70 % for May .,. -. 49, x,o-,,
amt n0Er yesteruay az vi ~
Philadelphia Boston we're as oilowsi Mhe
M ia usnels corn 80 bushels oats f4oS4 ouseis
ioat ram XII J2B bushels Hour 1888 barrels Az chi
cavo Milwaukee ana LOuls the arrivals were; WaedI
23S, Ia bushels: oats is5Uo Ousnes
iotaI grain 81 on Jusneis; nour. 37,43 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
, sales Of the day included s.4oo bales Amer.

Futures steady Uplands Low Mddng clause Decempes
delivery i3-gld value, do December and January oon
cry ia6ld ssllsrsI do. January and February
sellers and April delivery ite4d buyers . no
April and May delivery. b 1854 ouyers; 10 ~ ~
June delivery lS.64d sellers do June and July denvey
2i.e4d sellers do. July and August delivery |'o"~
value. -, x,,.-s. IT,
Futures closed en M, h wpsnasa 40 g.
cember and January delivery l26td sellers 10 Jsnua
and February delysry 1850 e Msc ami xppiI aeiiv
cry l464d buyers do April and May deIyerL .o'0s
biyers do MAY and delivery. l9b4d sellers ~
June and July delivery 2l64d Sellers do July anu Au
gust 3 23.Old. buyera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

MADAME DE STA EL'S COQUE7TISH WAYS.
From cary Aorrss article In the ne0 Scr'onrs
nGgdzine
Madame de stall equally complalsant In ner lnv-
tatios Mr. GouverneUr Morris American Minister 10
France the French Revolution TO come 10 ner on tues
day evenings when she gathered her familiar friends
round her. and throwing of all ceremony admitted them
in morning toilette and III Offering him every oppor-
nifty for Irritation informed hun he saws, with refresh
ing nde calculated odemoish all ceremonious barriers
thai she rather invites repes those who incline TO
be attentive" Giving this remark time TO take elect she
followed il with the suggestion, that perhaps may be
come an admrer" tell her that Ii is not Impossible
but as previous condition. she must agree not to repe
me, which she promises"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
OPTION u,RKcrs-sy TELEGRAPH

LIvKRPool. Dec. l3-l2:30 p m.-Business good at
changed rates Middlng Upapds I'D; do Orleans, 6'si
sales-lOU bales incung 1000 bales for speculation
ami export Recepts330O0 bales. including 261oO bales
American
Der delivery bI264d also l564d do December and Jan
delivery ll64d also 1884, do. January ant Feb
rusry delivery 64d also IL 14d do February and
March delivery IL e4d also iS64d do March amt April
deliyery lyU4d also b l664d do April and May dolv.
sy lse!d aso SD do MAY and June delivery ~
b2l6Ad. do. July August delivery. 23Vtd.
There tenders deliveries ~ odays cearings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

A Ill fares reduced. -StOningtou Line. The
"A svoro Inside Route for Boston Providence. and all
w-knglsnd points -
tlrstcass fare. SIS to BOSTON 81 % to PROVIDENCE.
Passengers this llne have full nights taking
755 train from steamers landing Tor Providence
Boston.
chair paror cars between steamers landing and
Boston MlrhOU 4 IhAhGE
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAssACHU.
skTis will pier No So. North River block
above Canal ST., al 4.30 v M. daily except sundays
T. W POPPLE GenI rAssenner Avn koA SOll NeM.n okk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
MIIEAT.

Cash prices as roows;-wheasIS Spring a. sc;
No. No. ss sstnr us NJ KY tS'a
i rarsysG s-' 81 tsN 81 ri%s
OSa s III &c. 8 Shot Clear ear
Sides nese,pts-tlSur 1900 oo s %nsat
Rye 4ovV bush. BARLEY 5000 BUSH oniOments-
1sSs el,Occ Uasn aye LOOO Ou'n. barley ll,OOo
Michigan ksd sisc No Req Scac cash or n nc;
e.St, 5000 tusi Clover seed-casn "a 50. January
s &C. 49,; a5S5v fysT isssT
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creamery Extra 2va5vcs bri,uord County and Ne"
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bsc.s Conioctiouers A. orc.. Powdered oxc heceipt
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