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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day: BurbIidge agt Burbridge; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-yudQe James
To-day: Beha agt Gutenberg; appeal bond
fixed at $500: Sparks agt Phillips; rule on
trustee granted. Cookey agt. Lpphard; prO
confesso on A. 4. Lipphard.
CRIMINAL CoURr,Judoe MucArthur.
To-day, George kozel, Sunday bar, guilty;
John j. Daley, do; guilty.
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He Took $50 In COin.
BUT HE HAD NO USE FOR THE 1S4o, 600 IN uN

BOSTON, June GA few days aeo Detective
Dearborn was called In 70 trace the disappear.
ance from lawyers office in this city
OF $S4O.OOO in unregistered govern
ment bonds Investigation disclosed
that the trunk containing the securities
had been stolen by o little once boy, who
knocked off the lock and helped himself TO
$50 In gold coin which was In the trunk, and
went to I'LL up on pie leaving the trunk, with
The bonds, hidden In an area-way under the old
Merchants Exchange. The next day tho lad
returned the trunk TO his employers of3ce, hid
Ing II in an outof-the-way place, where 1t was
subsequently found with tho bonda untouched
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Affair, I'm West Washfuxcon.

A CHILD RUN OvER.-Yesterday afternoon
the two-year.old daughter OF George Harper,
residing on o street, was accidentally run over
by q wagon driven by Benjamin King, injurine
her about the face.
terday afternoon from his late residence, corner
Of 23d and l. streets. and was attended by mem.
bers OF Decatur Lodge, No; 8, K; Of P.i Logan
William Louis Schley Lodge, No. T.. I o. NJ.
% ssaTs5s were rev VI IN Mann, 8. s.Sua LSma1' ThSs
Curmir. Revs. DR.. Wyncoop and P. H Sweet
officiated. Interment at Oak Hill.
day arrived, with 1900 bushels Of wheat for
Hartley Bros.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
dition, SO. Receiving reservoir, Temperature,
IS; condition at north connection. 26: south
connection. SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn
36; eftuent gatehouse, 80.
have been issued by the clerk Of the court TO
Emory E. Grosh and Sarah B. Leighton: w, @.
Parker and Helen Herbert; Edward A. Baiioc6
Lizzie LIZ (. jones' John Rhodes and Annie % John. s
son; James Majors and Lizzie Norris Frank
Lee and Nancy Smith; James T. 0arrety and
CanOdy, both OF Nelson county, Va; w. T.
Mothershead and George Moran; Abel Douglas
james Rhone and EIizaDeth Johnson AntoniG
Chigarelli and Jennie NJ. Buddington: e. q.
Auer to Frederick Wthelmine Hutmann; Mar.
shall Frasier and Mary +. Hunter: Felix IL
Denis and Nina Christman; Chas. Landrum
Va; VIM. Robinson and Bessie Carter.
SERVICES IN JEWISH synAaoouHs.-Ac class
Of eleven was confirmed this morning at thu
synagogue OF the Hebrew Reform congfegat ation.
on 9Th street, near II, and the ceremonies Incl.
dent TO the occasion were witnessed by 8 larre
congregation. The names OF the condrmsnts
were printed In yesterdays STAB. Services n
Observance Of the feast OF Pontocoot were haid
to-day BY the congregation Of s4Adath Israel" "
A colored male infant was found on . lot be.
tween 21st and 22d. II and stroete north veat
to-day By Ofhcer Chamberlain.
The excursion to Aarshall Hill yosterany lpa
benefit Of the locksd-oot easpenters Owen 81
assembly, X. Of l., was very sucoossf0L
John Taylor, 1927 x street, reports that hs
lost or bad stolen nom him &1S0. Nellie
Scanlou, 61O Sd street., reports etoasn @ ~
two rings. worth %.
DKPAErUR1 or WHITE H0usn 0uxnza-
Rev. Mr.. Cleveland and Aio Clsssiahd le1l
Washington this morning Cor thelx hounan Mn
HOyt = otill as The White HpueA
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RIOTlNG IN BELFAST.
One Hundred Houses Wrecked NJ
OranGemen To-day.

BELFAST, June 9.-The Orangemen are again
rioting here to-day. They have wrecked one
burned.
The rioters have broken into several whisky
stores and possessed themselves OF the contcnta
Numbers OF the men are lying in the CUTTERS
drunk.
Others, made desperate or maudlin by drink,
with the popel"
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In the Hanlan regatta at Toronto yesterday
Lee took first place In the single scull race Han.
Ian second, half a length behind; Coniey third
and Hosmer fourth,
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Col. FOlsOm's VIII Read.
MIS-. CLEvKLAND's SHARE OF THE ESTATE
ARoyrr GSO OO0

ABOUT $4,000.
A dispatch from Buffalo says: The viii of the
late Col. John Folsom was opened Monday in
the presence OF the family, and was iound to
have disposed OF an estate valued at 100000.
There are nine heirs, which, after the final dt.
vision OF the homestead, which will not be until
the grandchildren attain their majority, would
leave the Presidents bride 100000
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LEwIs-BOLLER- BY the Rev. Mr. Esdoo, q
Englewood III, on Monday evening, June 2, 1850,
HERBERT X. LEWIS. formerly Of Washington. =
Miss CARRIE LsB0LLER, Of Chicago.
ONEIkCLEvL. Nay 81, 1885, at Baltimore IA,
JOHN Z. ONEIL 70 HENRIETTA L LEVL .
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
u = 4lss. 1891. coupon. lllas bid. llla asked. q.
s. 4ls, 1901, registered, Ia bid, l1l4 asked U. s.
d, a25 bid 125la M asked D. C. Water stocks 8, 1903.
rency. li9a bid, l2Ols asked 2Oyesr fund, 6s 1892.
com. il5ts pid li6la asked 3o-year fund 4s l992.
lO5Aa asked. Washington Gas. 3SlA bid, 3Sak asked
Columbia ms, 13i4 bid, 15 asked Potomac 1na, 81
Market stock, 2O1a Did. % asked. Farmers, and Me
chanics' Bank, Georgetown l64 bid. l62 asked
Great Falls lce 129 bld Real Estate Title Insurance,
aS4,. bid, lOsia asked Penn 1ei M Co. 4S,a bid. 4a
asked. U. S. Electric Light. 60 bid: 8S asked
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BROS. Aucuoneers

DUNcANsoN BROS. AucuoneerA
TRUSTEES SALE ALE OF uNIMPRovED PROPER
rxSGN I'D UM sDETH DEIThrS SGSzAliHDhlNA AXEMUE BE
STREETS SOUTHEAST. A N ON FIF-
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN SOUTH CAR
OLINA AVENUE ANE STREET SOUTH
EAST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded inSne
Lber No. S1O folio l26, one of the land records !.
of the District Of Columbia will sell In front Of-.
tile premises, on SATURDAY, the TWELFTH DAY
OF JUNE. A. d. 1855, at SIX O'CLOCK p M All
those pieces or parcels Of ground and premises
and on the ground plan Of the city
Washington, IN the District Of Columbia, and known
LOTS TEN (1O), THIRTEEN QS) AND FoUR.
TEEN Q4), IN SQUARE ONE THOUSAND
together with all the einaprovementsways easementa
rights privileges and appurtenances to the same he
longing or In anywise sppertaining,
Terms: One-third cash, balance In one and two
years notes. to bear interest," and to be secred nv
deed of trust on premises sold or ali CASH st opt0n
Of purchaser. deposit of $1OO required on each lot
ss time as Of sale e. C g. Ct purchasers
wise resale at risk aud OF dehuItine
after i've days public notice of such resale In somc
newspaper published In Washington, ID, C
my20-o&os SAMUEL CROSS. Trustee
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 500 p. m prices
ofthe New York stock Market today - reported ~
special wire to II. II. Dodge, 530 18th street:
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III : : :: + + +. +. E F. T
BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGA1Ns
Fine goods. when offered the same prices as usu-
ally demanded for trash justiaes the OF the word
Bargains
sec, WORTH SOC.
Fine Gauzs Fancy Striped Hose now being offered
at the Palais Royal lie cheaper than any Washing
ton competitor.
1sc., WORTH 25c
Hairline Striped Hose full regular double toes and
heels. offered for 19c. for three days. the regular
price is 25c
31c. WORTH sec
Thrty.nine cents is the price asked elsewhere for
'Schoppers" Ingram Splitfeet Hose, in Black Navy
and Brown Save eight cents pair by buying at the
Palais Royal.
47c. WORTH 6ec
The Palace Royal price has been Soc. and competi-
tors price CSC, for Superior Silk-finished French
Isle Thread Hose in Black and Colors double heels
and toes. white split feet The famous 'are dye"
&c, WORTH 25c
Chfldrens English Derby Ribbed Hose In all colors
and sizes, sold generally for 25c The Palas Royal
ID the only store in the city charging 22c pair.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Just received. another lot Of English Crepe Gauze
Vests Full regular low neck. sleeves These Vests
are Jersey fitting and are very light In weight, and
nearly all WOOL $1.O8.
SILK BODICES. In Pink, for $248. Having only
dve dozen, those Of patrons who have been waiting
for these goods. are requested to call at once.
JUST OPENED:
case High-neck Bodices Soc
cases Low-neck BOdces, 24c.
case ey-dtting Bodices Soc.
case jersey fitting Bodices. CSC.
~ You are particularly requested to examine the
at and 6nish of these new goods
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, AuCtloneerH-
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-.
PROVED PROPERTY ON 18TH STREET BE.
TWEEN T AND U STREETS NV.
BY virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court Of s.eA
the District of Columbia passed in Equity Cause
10 20 SsS2 D2Gket 2D, VIII offer for sale on xsW
at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, In front of the premises
los eight (S), nine (9), ten QO) and eleven CID, in
Gunneli's recorded subdivision OF square numbered
three hundred and five 600 in the city OF Washing
ton. In the District of Columbia recorded in the
surveyors office Of said District Each Of these lots
front twenty-One feet six inches (2l It in J. and
have depth of ninetythree (93) feet to an alley and
improved by one ZStOry brick and one 2stOry frame
building.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree: Onethird
Of the purchase money In cash, the remand In SIX
twelve end eighteen months from day Of sale. the
whole to bear interest from day of SALE and the de-
erred payments 10 be secured BY deed Of on the
premises sold all cash, ut the option Of the pur
chaser deposit Of 800 required on each lot at
Terms to be complied with In ten days nom day
OF sale otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to
resell the property In default at the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser after days puplic sdver
tsement of such resale In some newspaper published
in Washington, D. c.
CHARLES A. WALTER, Trustee
my26d&dH 342 d street NV.
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sf epf 4 kksfk a ssss % I sssss
+ ~ 4 ( Z 4 "a ssss 90 ILL ssss

All broken lots and odd pieces being closed ont
as cost, a6ording Q good opportunity to obtain the
most elaborate novelties ct manufacturer prices.
Genuine "Gloria' Cloth Umbrellas 24-inch, SO;
26inch, $l.S6
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AUCTION SALES.

WEES q sc GO. Aucs,oneer.
Opposite City Pose omcA
regular 4.ER.sA SALE OF EgRNTgRE, GAnPHTsS 4,s aHs
ton, Al Syk sAEEsRoeNss TfHgRsS;RI'1iIxI,.. ;RI'iII,. |.
REGARD 9Nf 70 WEATHER "a HE oo1ooA' "
LOT OF DRY GOODS A1.oi 1ND FANCY sor1oNs.
T1HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHOICE ROSES AND pEcoRATIvE PLANTS
Tomorrow. rATksna At AUCTION n1rr 10TH. =.
ELEVEN GcLock. Il my Auction Rooms rom
Id Fssss%aT assn1 n.s ne and choice collection Of Rp:
T1HoMAs DowLIN0. AucnonesE
ROAM HORSE snvES FToS' YEARS OLD AT AUo
g 5pfn Il oas auction 1891
w c DUVALL. Auctioneer.
'$sFs g ss e AHasg ss5sH UP
Under and and sy virtue Of certain deed Of t.u.. "a.
oSrsa snS I'd ses d s5s Nc A SS 49, one of
request Of the party holding the note described and
y s1a rass py o VII on MoHDA A tas as
SIX O'CLOCK p M, in front of the premises, sell at
q Cs @ I
On the 5S q o 90 Hna
particularly described In said deed OF trust together
twO-story frame house.
Terms OF sale: The amount of the Indebtedness Sc
by said trust and the expenses Of sale In cash.
balance in equal instalments at six and twelve
months notes OF the purchaser, secured by deed OF
trust on the property to be given for deferred pay
ments deposit of $50 required the time of SALE
ana All conveyanctng at purchasers cost. Terms Of
sale the reserves the right to resell
al cost and risk of defauting purchaser
JOSEPH T.. STEVENS. Trustee,
JeU-dG0s GA F street NV.
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10 TO GfO. 4. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
" oranite work: best facilities W ashlurtop f,r
such wsfk Ofsee and Yard .0. 10 .0S NORTH (aptoI
u. n r>a< OF eovernulxlt Printing ore u,h27
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STEAMERS.

CHoRT ROUTE To LONDON AND CoNTIYEyr
~ NokTH GERMAN LLOYD Il s co.
New York, southampton. Bremen. The fast Ex
ress steamers OF this Company sail every WFI,NES.
DAY and SATURDAY, landing passengers i'm .soat h
Ampton In less than eight days rom New York Thesa
gtemefs celebrated for their speed and the
fort afforded passengers ~
f +. DkooP. s25 Pennsylvania aye.
aploI1w Washington. D. C.
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THRUST EE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVEI
l. REAL ESTATE ON B STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS SOUTH


NINTH @ AND TENTH STREETS SOUTH
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of :f
tne Dlstrct Of Columbia passed on the 9th day ti
9f May, ~, A. % p lss6. in cause No. 9939. Eq. ~
Docket NO. 49, pending In said court, wherein JOnn
RrS hrd AM and another are eompainants and Rebecca
a%Gtior ris N front Of the premises. THURsDAY,
5 O'CLOCK r NJ part ofsgusre numbered three hum
az point on south street distant sxty-three feet
east frOm the northwest corner OF said SQUARE and
running thence east with the line of said street
thirteen feet thence south q line parallel with 10th
street west hundred feet eight thence west
on line parallel with said street thirteen feet:
thence north on line parallel with said 10th street
one hundred feet eight inches the place of begin
ming; improved by q substantial Frame Dwelling
House.
Terms of sale, as specified by the decree: Onethrd
OF the purchase money shall be in cash. and bal
ance In equal instalments In and two years. re.
sPectivey for which the promissory Of pur-
chaser must be given, to bear interest from day of
sale at six cent, and secured by of trust on
property sold, or all cash. at purchasers option
deposit OF $50 at time of SALE All conveya at
piled with In seven days from day of SALE the Trustee
the to resell at risk and Of deaultng
after five days public notice of
In some newspaper published in Washington, D. c.
SAM. MADDOX, Trustee,
462 Louisiana avenue. Washington d. C.
OONCANSON BROS.. Aucts. my29-d&dbs
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AARRIED.

RED STAR COUGH CURE builds up an
strengthens physically. Price, 26 cents.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS A AFTERNOON.

FTHHoR 4 WA0GAMAN Real Estate Aucsioueer.
DESIRABLE BUILDING FRONTS, IN LOTS TO
SUI, ON * AND NORTH CAPfTOL STREETS
NORTHWEST
On "WEDNESDAY, JUNE NINTH at rIvE>>>
O'CLOCK =. M. win offer for sale, at public
ssocuor. IN mont q the premises, lots In SQUARE
je0dtbds THO6. E. wAGGAMAN, Auct
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THIS EVENING, At HALP-PAST SEVEN M.
GUNS, CUTLERY, REVOLVERS, NOVELTIEA
MATCHESs SILVERWARE, JEWELRY, BAN
Jos, sPOkT!NG GOODS. &c, IN STORE l847
rENNS4LNANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
direction Of the owner, who is going exclusively
IN the manufacturing business will sell all the above
stock ut auction, EVERY EVENING, ct HALE
PAST SEVEN. until all are disposed OF
bargains may be expected
my162m NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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TO.MORROw.

TOMORROW.
A T AUCTI
THE ENTIRE STOCK
BAUMs DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.,
Consisting Of
SILKS WOOLEN DRESS GOODS, FLANNELs,
WHITE GOODS,
and all such goods as are found In only first-ciass
houses will be sold at auction to the highest bidder
This sale Is peremptory, and will commence at
TEN O'CLOCK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE THE SEC
OND. and continued until further notice Comfort-
able seats Will be provided for all who will attend The
sale win take place up stairs in the back building Of
our store.
CHAa BAUM, 7th, 9th and D sts
FOLEY, Auctioneer. my31-2m
= IaI2 1--e..e--..--
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WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., AuctioneerA

1'Hos E. wAGaAMAN. Real Estate AuctiOneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
Prospect street near Lincoln avenue, IN Keat- go
tng's sub of Prospect Hill. On MONDAY, Ill.,
JUNE FOUErEENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. E8
viii offer for sale ut public auction Lot 4, In
keatngS sub OF Prospect Htl fronting 50 feet on
Prospect street depth OF ITO feet, improved by
two-story brick dwelling house.
Terms day OF sale
je9-d&ds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Auct
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nUNCANSON BROS, AucuoneeTx
SUMNER HOMES. ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
NEAR CAPE HENRY,
THE BEAUTIFUL HCLLIES
AT AUCTION
100 LOTS FOR SUMMER COTTAGES
THE HOLLIES"
ON ATLANTIC OCEAN, NEAR VIRGINIA
BEACH HOTEL,
WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS.
AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS,
NINTH AND D STREETS NORTHWEST,
ON THURSDAY. THE TENTH JUNE.
AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm.
This property lies on the Atlantic Ocean, be- 9sdA
tween Cape Henry and the Virginia Beach Hotel f::
property, fronting on the Atlantic Ocean and ss%
Oyster Bay q beautiful sheet of water aboundinQ
with fish and oysters, fine bathing or those who pre-
ier st water. fine cunning. game Of all kind abun-
dant an hours ride from Norfolk via Virginia Beach
tention to the letter of DE-. Alfred G. Te6aut an old
practitioner of medicine In Princess Anne county for
about hfty years. which will take pleasure In show
Ing: Plat Of property at our auction looms
Terms: Onethtrd cash; balance q credit of six
and twelve months notes bearing six per cent. Sc.
cured by deed or cash at option Of purchaser
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{. E.. {. !. s. T. $; :;

From 3 TO yard lengths from to II inches wide
For zoe, 26c.. 89c.. 48c.
Were 36e., 40c. Sec, SEQ
~ Swiss, Irish Point and Nainsook Emhroideries.
also oolored Batste Embroidery, will be found In the
al
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FOUR HOGSHEADS OF MAJoLICA AND WHITE
WARE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE ELEVENTH.
1856, at TEN O'CLOCK. 1 shall sell within my auc-
tion rooms the above consignment, to which the at
tention of the trade is directed. feS-3t
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That we have many lengths of Oriental and Egyptian
Laces sufficient to trim entire dress. This apple:
also TO irish Point Embroideries. BY buying these
short lengths You enabled to trim your dress a.
just hair the usual cost and obtain not inferior. bu
the very best laces.
Evening star., 1886-06-09

NEW MINISTER FROM CHILI.-It In under
stood at the Department OF State that Mr..
Domingo Cana, now Chiiian minister 20 Brazil,
has been appointed minister to tho United
States.
Evening star., 1886-06-09

HENRY c. LANCASTER, BOOKS AND STA
tionery, 800 1th st. Catholic Goods beauti-
ful hand-painted Plaques, Japanese Novelties and
Artists Materials at west prices myl2-25t4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18
Boston produce MARKET.

BOSTON. Feb. II. -The-following are to-
days quotations OF Provisions. &C.:
Pork-Long cut 10 oo@13 25; short cuts IS 90
10 5o;backs ID 25913 30; light backs II so clean
prime mess at s12 o6@12 so; extra prime at 10
OSLO 90; mess, old, at 10 75g1l 90; DO new at
$12 90; Western prime mess pork 10 1901 70.
Lard at 61a@634c y fb IN tierces ;7l9714c In 10
fb pals ;714@71ac in 5-fb pals; 71s97s4c IN BIB
pals.
Hams 91sta1oc ~ fb, according to size and
cure; small 10@1012c.
Dressed hogs, city, 61sc " fb; country at 1ac;
Western 51hc: live hogs 4s4c.
Butter-Eastern fresh made creamery at 500
32c Northern fall made creamery, gOod to choice,
27d30c; fair to lgood at 22@25c; New York fall
made dairy 20022c; Vermont do 20022c; selec
tons at 27as29e; fair to good at l592Oci winter
tern fresh made creamery 35g54c ;goou TO c1oIce
25G3Oe; Western ladle packed, fresh, 1S923c;
do fair to good at sale; strictly imitation cream
cry, extra, 25@2Sc. JObbing prices range l92c
higher than these quotations.
Cheese-Northern extra at 10@i01ac: lower
grades according to quality; western at 9a29lo.
Job lots lac higher.
22c; Southern choice extra 21c: New York and
Vermont at 22c; Western fresh at 20G21c; good
to choice held stock 10000, lined 18c.
Beans-Choice small hand picked pea at 709
do 45@1 30; small Vermont hand picked pea at
L 75G01 IS.
Apples-Choice Massachusetts Badwins 25@
1 so; fancy Maine baldwins 70; No greetings
l 30; No 2 apples 75c91 90.
Hay-Choice prime hay, So Oo9S20; lar TO
good at S18@$19; choice Eastern fine S16@S18;
fair to good do at $159$16; poor do at $139S14:
East sWale $11@$12. Rye straw, choice, $50 009
500 90; oat straw $11@$12 49 ton.
POtatoeS-HOulton rose at 75c; do Hebron SOC;
I'll Rose 65@70c; Me Central at 65G7oc; Bur
bank seedlings 60G70c; HebronS 50G60c;
do Rose $4,000; do prolifics 60c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18
Domestic Markets.


NEW YORK, Feb. IT, 1886.-Flour market
Receipts 1882 bbls; exports 1176 bbls and 1900
sacks; without change Of moment; low grades are
firm and in light supply; medium aud cholce RUE
Flour quotations-No 2 at 2oa2 90; superfne
Western and State at 2 80G3 rs; common to good
choice do at 7005 40; common to choice Wnlte
wheat Western extra at 0095 so; fancy 40 at
as % common to choice extra st Louis at 209
5 40; patent Minnesota extra good to prime al
a65 lo cnoee to double Lee extra lia 90 at . 1e az
6U5 90: 500 bbls fine do at 2 2092 90; 500 bbls
superfne at 8O@3 20; 800 bbls extra No at
8 2003 60; 5000 bbls winter wheat extra at 3 20
D5 so; 300 bbls Minnesota extra at 2O95 80.
Southern -four quiet; common to fair 35@3 10;
good to choice at 8og5 90 Rye, Flour at ; 25g
697 BUSH shade stronger and more active Tor ex-
port ;sales 10000 spot No Spring At s6c; No
White at 95c Rye is dull. BarIeyis steady.
COrn-No 3 on spot higher, closing weaker: 9TH
ers just steady; export demand moderate; specu-
50. 434 bu; sales $4,000 bush on spot; NO 3 at
481atd496sc mo 2 at 541s@55c eley; No 2 White
at SIC OaIs 1s@1se higher and more actlpe ne re
ceipts 60.800 bush; exports - bush; sales Saooo
bush on spot; No at 371zc. White 90 at 39t49
391ac; No 2 at 3914c;No White at 401494oz2;
Mixed Western 371sQ040c; White do at 39946c;
White State at ACC. Coffee dull at S14 gosse;
Sugar weak refined dull; G 51s@5Ac; Extra Z
5ss@51ac; White Extra @ at 55s@5A c; yellow yellow,
GAG 1-16c; granulated 6Ssc ;Confectioners at
GAG cut loaf ana crushed 8s49e iSza6e; Lowa,
cred 6zYa6sSseJ cu9es Stsggi 3 sl r Par rm
9le s at ~ S0io ~ ne 40 do ~ 75a120 90
Pa eSs o9et 2ard al points higher and more
active Western steam spot 6 3o16 371aI refined
It eb for Continent; % for s. A; Bn ss,i is
firm ;Elgln creamery 3o@3oc " eStern =. a.
Cheese is steady; State at 7lo14ci"es'efh iia'
ET4 ,d;2ai,+a e,,,
l rIeIgn.s nm ,ooe Flour ouiet Southern
uIt NTca+ 20 o. Wisconsin at 4 O1d,
~ 55te Mebigan at 5oS4 75 Soft Spring Wheat
3 70a4 90: Minnesota bakers 5004 so; patents
: 30g3 60 Wheat higher: February at 781s9
7914c; No Spring 791s@8112c; No 3 do ny
Corn higher at $50 Oats higher at 34g5o5S: Rye
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sost.>n Stock Market.

poNCE. PR. Schr Emma-391S shocks and
!, II. GN M shingles 80 truss hoops II M hid
h lsls 1 70 4, clapboardS 1855 it boards.
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In these days half our diseases come from the
neglect of the boey in the overwork Of the BRAIN
intellect 20 on without pause or self pity We live
longer than our forefathers, but we suffer from a
thousand anxietes and cares. They fatigued only
neTyes.-Bulwer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18

Ar at Aguadila Jan "a, brig Eugene, Munroe,
st Thomas for Portland.
Ar at Cienfuegos 10th, barque Bonny Doom, Cole
Pernambuco
Sid 18th, barque Proteus, Peterson, Delaware
Breakwater; brig Castala, Jackson, do; sch Liz
ze Dewey, Peters, do.
Ar at Cienfuegos 10th, sch Falmouth, Clark,
New York.
Sid I'm Cardenas 18th, brig Elizabeth Winslow,
Oakes Philadelphia.
Ar at Sagua 18th, sch Norman, Kreger, Della
ware Breakwater.
CID at Havana 18th, barque Batavia, Kelley, for
Delaware Breakwater; Havana, Rice, and Eyvor,
Ar at Sydney, Nsw, Jan 9th, ship Richard III,
Mcintyre Port Discovery.
Sid i'm Santos Jan 18th, sch isaiah 4 Stetson,
Task, Aracaju; 22d Maud Snare. Smith. do.
Ar at Sagua 9Th, sch Morris W Child, Torrey,
Philadelphia
Sid I'm Cadiz Feb 10, sch Walter L Plummer,
Plummer, st Thomas.
Passed Gibraltar Feb g. barque Chas Stewart,
Grant, MeSsna for Boston.
len. New Orleans,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18

| suffered Is years with rheumatism in my feet
and could get no relief have taken a bottle
and half of your Athlophoros and to my salts
faction am entirely cured of that terrible COM
plant. Mrs. Mary Lawton, Fall River, Mass.