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BEoUEArHBD sf TO HIS WIrE,
Ana L-n ys,s Estate to the Daughtcr OF Hi-
Jnndtndy.

Landtady.
Tho trial over the contested will Of Alfred
Bedlow. who left almost his entire estate to
Miss Sarah A. stillwell. daughter Of his Doard-
ing-house mistress. was begun before Surro-
gate Ransom yesterday. The contestants are
his widow. Mrs. Fanny NJ. Bedlow: his daugh-
ters. Julia. wife Of Broker Howard P. Froth-
ineham. and MIS-. Florence u Townsend.
whose husband is dead. and son. Alfred Bed
low. Jr.
Alfred Bedlow had never been in business,
but ut different times he had inherited large
sums from members Of his family. He had
been member OF the Union League Club. but
had not freauented the club house for several
years prior to his death. Bedlow's Island,
where tho statue OF Liberty stands. is said to
have been named for his father. Col. Bedlow.
and members Of tho family have several times
protested in print against the spelling
"Bedloc."
Bedlow married tho contestant. Fanny NJ.
Bedlow. in 1856. and lived with her until the
spring Of 1887. when they separated. Two
The sun., 1891-12-03

uRs. brpt.0w. Sarans tn6 COntobthnts
claim. the decedent was induced to disinherit
them Suits have also been begun by the CON-
testants to set aside transfers Of property the
decedent made to Sarah before his death. 1t
appeared that Mr.. Bedlow had inherited be-
tween SO. 900 and 10000 from granduncle
named Rutgers. He also came In for n share
Of brothers estate. and about year ago the
courts decided that his fathers family owned
Pier 40. East River. The income OF Mr. Bed
lows estate from his interest In the pier Is
In leaving his property to Miss Stillwell he
vito and three children 81 each for reasons
which he ststos rs follows:
As my wife, Fanny II. Bediow: my daugh:
ter, Florence B. Townsend: E:y son. Alfred
Bedlow. Jr. and my daughter. Julia A Froth-
in9ham. have. to tho best OF their respective
abilities. endeavored to prevent mo. and
have prevented me. from possessing and en-
I'd I'd me me with gross .disrespect and ineratitude,
and as my said wife has unjustly commenced
and is prosecnting suit against me for a
others my appreciation OF such disrespect and
ingratitude. I do hereby, bequeath the SUM Of
81 to each Of said persons"
The only other beQuest he made was small
4 n k<,f ak<,
The sun., 1891-12-03

CLEVELAND. Dec 2.-City officials are seri-
ously considering the question Of establishing
municipal lighting plant The present quail
ity Of Illuminating Ras is poor and costly. and
it has been ascertained that an electric plant
could be purchased and operated at a cost st
the past for street lighting purposes.
The sun., 1891-12-03

years later he went to
board with Mrs. Lydia
A. Stillwell. in whose
house, AZ West Ninety
second street. he died.
In the same house. be-
sides Mrs. Stillwell's
daughter. Sarah A. Still
we'll. lived the latters
uncle. Lawyer Charles
c. Keeler. Through his
influence and that OF
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board sas
@ o. ars and sS
1Nb ns
between GormeLly Tenth) avenue and Co
s.d
m s ts S III as % .nd an e
amended by chapter s5 OF the Laws OF 1880
Of he .Ss Of less a. snsnasa BY chapter IS q tss
S h Se es' o Ss
EsE York. at Special Term Of sAid Court TO bs held
s,S on
q
OF Gsnmi's0ns OF Estimate IN the
tended The aes1i.iiien q ts BY DE asyot Alder.
sn lands Snd ppemi,cs with the buildings thereon and
IA 81
nS enh n Inc T@s %.r ~ ss
q 9s S g
f isussoa psfpe.ss aaSss % and q
.ad "a ss
Laws Of ls,n being the following described lots pieces
An those eeitain lot, pieces. or parcel. Of land and
II. CIV S s.S s nna ma ssns II M Ms
are bounded and deser,bed as Follows; ''s''A'''
md II Pen" e" af a' Of oas
from The corner BY the intersection or the east
eIiy side Of Amsterdam dorm-ry Tenth avenue with
the northery aide OF one Hundred and Fourth street.
One Hundred and Fourth s,.set 80 teet: thepos
and inches to the cantro ne OF the block between
one Hundred and Fourth and One Hundred ana ftfth
. .S nY sa Ssn's s 20 .,tn .ns
lOU feet III inches To the point place ~ be ginning
Dated NEW YORK, November l1ih. 1891. d
WILLIAM II, CLARK,
Counsel To the Corporation.
No. TIyon how. New York Ctk
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RsaI Estate Trnnansrs.

cG'H9s1: Al II waller 2ss AsSs sss istloo
Ryan ana wife 10 Rsey smith: 4aoe
Hsss. place.
s.sssats ~ j. y = i!.d ;i 2S!ISo: Cor: ~ y,
ssslg %i:es%sn s9as': .nd SSas sis
4ets 81 ySDa e. ss $50 9th av sox5so samuel s''
wso:sss i Isl ana lsD: s y Lazy 10 Daniel oo
ws:siasssS y: - S7S issa \ ss1iOo; 's'o, ~,
sss e Brooi 1913 to a'gs sloof ags
1sssR t. t. .ss 4 ss:. aox76 Gorneiia: CARING
,osss sS EiS IT, 70 ass f1ss .v So1io: RoSyX ''
Sd al H siss ssss9s Meyer suite. r. 10
nsS'S!s is3a ss2s7S; x.iiid, Xioias. TO s.o0
ws.%isssssn ,ss:Evi Is = ,lsoia st, 2Giitoi ''''
sosa i 80 s S's - A. : lSaSs sas 81 Hunting
Same property; Chas Jackson. ref. 70 same. 1890
yxr Philip Harris to Louis Lsss and .no.;.;. 1915
aso.ss s.oi.s "a and Vile to Helena Fisndsa: =.
c;nS5si Pslt West iiG; Eiiaabs.i Coste, to ''
DAY sSs 7iih st. ii.a1ao;' jacob Isdsrei -
1!iH i. 10 ii.I sv. aiSIaS; David GKec '0''
Henry x sos: Abraham sciii:sin9s;ir; to Hey:
g si.!:. Y "a hi 10 is::DS
lacharsch, s,,...:..a..;:.,.;..;,....s $500
.Lih.n.hsi g Jos Eanser -. 100
less "iSs iSs sssesiS sSs IT, NAP wocdIs~n Heights;
s:95"; sss AEns sasa:s y %
l$sa y ~ 5th AZ. i5Siioo;; 'i;.;.c' 4 - a..
sss ss & hsss ws,.1; ~ g ssISs MSasn Charlie: 1000
aayso g Ias s!ssh 17oo
2ea !. : IsS,e = 7tS sv. issIiiS; Jsms;w
BsSI:ysId stdI iSSia 81. 76iioo' WIN ss'" " ~
wssslnssch sy 3 ss iioth st. aS;xsiiGoo: A'o'
lio.s q. ~. sss "a aN stxiio; Adoipn Tl.
7ssS !, : 4 ioSEioia sy, aS.io75; joinx ''0
III III &:: ss!.S S:ss,s t. si:a
s:S sss; Il; I'D ;i Jass..ss EsasS ~ ssiioo
sesi \. ~ Si sS:spea ~ Hail
sssh t.. 10 Sl ay. ao1ioos; same to saoo
ssss a. :. i1iG 9th NV 2Ixiojo ii; same 10
Oais 81, So ai0 9th nv .osiGos; same to -.' w
Mott st. Sia, u rsli st, a5a50.7 George .o'
ioh Az aoIsSii; Charles
Assh ssanGs g. iSo 5sss s.S Ssyi9 AZ iiad:
" 6 4isl's ksr s:s
,Nsi.ob 20 E5nit sch%ldt and anS; l7as
Eo.sclu rssiw.s SIiSfs aasssias; s. Emanuel EsS g
EsrEway xa5asissS; same me 70 KdnSnd
NOT II isi. I. a5xioo. si,ao;n Fine and Hsr o.
q: sesssS 20 isid1,s aca A4Sr.h,ms ~ a:;XX: $500
same SieSslsS; Sdsa Trssss u EsIsss,sa '~''
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3eaxI Hotties.
NsV AouEpuoT.-NorIcE oT APPLICATION 5oI

= fusiIp Afss,sfiR sSpfi6R rs HKRKBy GIVEN thu. y y sss
4: 4 ISss. Scs.. ss.
S:ss, & the Law. Of 1883 ~. ne n.
;sd K. Scsrs SS oS:. 'G 3: ns IN ss'
sseSns or s. e.s :SeS S'
r. Sss Sss y 's
Il, w county SSs AND 10 rssh q: o'hs. ss iws q
~ " e . s:s.
!; ;.s SSsS s sq;s
s.: s; :: Is s
M.SR n ls.s:
sssnsy: enS.S'nSsf seventeenth dTih, 1871. as x''
SY%esr Ss s propo..d to b. taken or aee.sd is
enc 4. and
gs., S e the neal
sP .as RJRiis.n Ri;ss sss
s e pa s'1 ana
north Of 'd Aaa'aa'' being
and m heinz On :ss J:
cortisna @ @ and 9erfiown county ot Ws.!en..,sI and
sis: my sss
cs No III on ss,d map thence north ii degrees 50
ss 70 tes 81
north s sd s. 5Sm
M ssr.s liz
j S;::
:a'n s.q nn Y .ss q q
SS ,:s e 4: Ssss sna Y y
sRs .SS na a 4 %
corSs ~ shens. on the .sd land o.tS
s ,aS Ans & 2ins
minute. 5000 feet, mnn;:, 1n,nS: .s,S:s Hs:s
as snSsS s,ss norm % poinss thence .eross fesf
;sss ;ss s.a's. s IL s
sspS. %:0s mnss.: :iSn .s.
s7So fee.. ta.nes north 90 dssrres ss minutes sass
themes ss,h e I st
s1:s. @ q minute. @ @ sss ssslS is.. o Ihs .s.s
.ns sns ns s :d
.s sSani' S'nss ssphs s''' WEBB
asl.s nina.s. e q: $:
k :ssa Tasd
20 pam ss nG'sn hs Mil BrooE and cf
50 s:
rs ssfsi5S els
south ~ ersss
sss de- MiiI srosk south q degree: mna,er w;:s
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ss: ss
~ & sse. q 81:
issd ana Leonard Chadeayne south. eS degrees M @ a
ss.s 'i s se
@ q: t feet TN s' & Of thu The sh
:: sss
themes along the lsss named lana north 20 aesss.sl
aonpsn. said
seross @ Is. fence and along .sd land sS
ss a e.: S7 Of fsss
% ss .ssS.s SSs
s.. ss ssS
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corner: :oai Thence across lame and brook south
"a: %a%.s fec @ sns
:..s. stS
::s 9S s:
nntes es s s.st to tbs s.,,srIy s,de Of brideS
svar S.. nroO ~ % Ea asyrsss 81 min
Sss 1e sss 10 pon thence seats 10 Degrees
dsrrses ss m,nni.s wes 5s 10 Feet to the northsry
aid road. do along the northerly side Of the said
Aausduct, and across the township line south 70
thsncs scsa.s hroos on cnrxs 10 tbn right Win
:ss: Il SS q, noT
sSsncs cr cmrvs 70 tSa lar With radius NJ HnX
sSS:
feet thencs on curve M 10 the lett With radius OF
d.s,.., ~ nH,.s ~. sus ts; ~ IN. nonf or
ni.rs 81 heainnt5s Conaaining sTa scres and III
.ua,%. W. M ~ y s,r. mnrs w 4 ~ ~'s ~ "
ali ract OF land on tbe sSutherly side Of rns
toyn Wsstchsst.r Connfv " descrbed as followas
.de Of the 1rntnn Aoneduct in the Town Of
Cortisndt Wes,chsster County about opposite the
tbe anacnnon IN ' np fSn tract aboWn on said man
AZ h Ia ~ -. ssS onusduct and hsrein
Sesore dessribed thence north Al degrees b7
rninnts. ssst IA hIn fast thence on eurvs
- ne rssh, with rrasius of asn fert
asa asIoo Hest thence north Ss degrees 23 minutes
LsiIuc ~ 80 TO- ooD ~
The sun., 1891-12-03
The late EMPEROR FREDERICK

:sxtenssivelly patron s,'
eral PAstilles and
found great relief In
weiI:known n1smTs.; Passdes Aee
physician. writes:
"HayinE myself
eral Pastilles for an
obstinate bronchial
catarrh with tho ut.
most benefit. ! shall
be obliged II you
will kindly forward
me another six boxes
nv return most" Re.
The sun., 1891-12-03

4i;s si.S.: s:.:; i iss. ss.iSas " as
,issS 6 Sss iS,S r. s:sss :.S:
1ts,S = f%i Z i77ss 10Th Az. aOi;Ssii: sam:
csS,sns av n COZ iilth st. iiiixSiS; - "
Convent ] : AZ. :. G.alii iiiith st. a5ISi5: ~
Convent % = ~. :. I6.ii iii.1 81 aSxSiJ: ~
Convent ] ! AZ. % 4 7Iii;i 'iIiih' Il l51Si:: ~ ~
1esd I, iis 10Th AZ iox71 sylvester - -
Par. y " AZ. sss: v Lynch to Rsnid.l::::: is
s2d st, = Ia Rtverside Drive. 10 sxlo2.2;
4sE sGus. t. Wet: g e abraham
Rss. ssS,snte q a. e Saes.s xs.esr ssr:ou 10 Ia;s
wiiists Ct. 81: Klsimsn Hirsoh 70 Rsubsh Rob -.
9TH n; s, 81 East: ioai; Cohen 70 Louisa 0usn 80
l6sd 81. as5 East: Emma Hayman 70 juiiu; - -
Bedford 81. 8s; Mary McNiecc 70 Albert Htisi 10
RECORDED noRrcAGKA
Arendt Simon. and wife. 70 Julius Hpman and
ano, Q cor Amsterdam av and Dist st. ~.
Bsrnum Xmeii. x. to 'HiiddieGfcoi. i0i and '-o
Basshe o oertpade. su to Fred Brewer n wash. y
st1. HS.i and SnsG s 10 RoS
rerisf iSnSs Ss:. 70 CARING. - ass iaiti
r.Is:y. John; 70 My xissa9ipa: n v Decatur :,
sssss,a hsisas 1 g aso s.oii
ao.ri.s eoS1tlsnas yosa ana a. III. 10 III seh.ssi
.scS to *faS Ts. a and ilu;i ca
Hs..Ssss Z: TS.eders % bry DOCK s.v.: In;n
y.nGts "a iS:nei: r. rs :. so vuin:id sstS St "a
Ks.:!sr: k.s,n.. 70 Clara sRo:sntS.I 5; iStl's % "a
S:s,s 4! e. s is. : Is. ssil!ss: "a:
HsSsai.S;n;. Inc%.; and ;v;iiis t. Robert =
Kssnssd. Ksl:ssd 4ss@.: asssa s::. f:iilas
1sass esaia sS. :: .aa aGo Is0 sYsssins; Banks;
1.sHsns. .sss &C. GS.: H q John uydi. ,ia; T.
La..s soir. Or X K 10 q hdSt Gsi:on: Is Rids:.. l.
Mayer. John ii. to Geo Ehret iSi West ia4th -
Msiensy. s' rSoa. TO iru; Charlotte smith. -
K'I r. Ams5asm s HSrssyIs.r sy 70 E.n 2'
Pieres asdsas' T 70 rus rs VIM Nv Watson. dsced. -
ri.G ana. st. tos 70 ssil Ks.sr ssl East
Qasnssf Ieui; and wife to tou: Cohen. SIT -
RIaa.li Henry v. 70 Phantom iSd ss.'1; ~
Regain. uEaS john q Greene. pianIlin st. -
Rounds. % cSsiis. b wv ". to Metropolitan Life In; o
Co. il4th st. 10th ~, g. yrs d .:::...... los.
Schi6. Herman J, to L Schlussel . . SD st, "
simon:on. HsS.it q. 10 iii: Gasr:nts: and :"
Trust Co. e2d st Ryerside drive. 8 yrs. IA
schwartn Marie. to 7. Slender. " 80 svn :.
sessis. ksn:,. to w.iii:oi: los broom: ..
van srans. rhon.; q. % Iarii:Si: Life A. T.
voss ss W S,:n. asssA q II sasisr s 3ssh Z: 'Ss
wssa aenrieiii. W 10 Douglass. cor ~0
bsth st and "a av yrs. :..........:..... o.
Wurzner. Martin. to JLederer. . I'd av. . 7<th
weinstsin. X;chsr. to X Gutter. cor 9Th ~ "
woiler. @ Anna % 5. % qjeniins. Washington an
wism@s @ Ricssgd. 10 Bro:: cor i:xinr. a.
ton sv and 6lth st. moe % ................. lst
RxooRpEp LxAsKs.
Connor. Charles. 70 John J Smith. . " cor 9th
Conger Clarence r. individ and trus Margaret
Conger. to Reee Fisher, . Henry st. 120w
lot 3l6 map Id Rutgers, 2Ox6O, n yrS ......
Dc Graaf. Amanda u, to Jas WAkoly, n cor
DIE, oscar 70 XSdfs~ SpieiIi:r. iGs West AO'
Neabsus hshricita. 70 Herman ii HoiiisI. ASH 1(
I'd ay yrs mos and 10 days. ........ 800. IL
WesselL Anna @ and Otto. 10 Dennis Martin.
80 West 48th 1t, oyrs..............."........
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! he made was a small
, amount OF his estate,

generation OF the fami- Aas hhpLo"s DAUGHTER
But had not % oolIested II the he money money teT6sd T6e deee
dent: contrary to the Judgment Of the witness
sHd eps But so Had bssn s 9 snfe h
told him he had better take trade dollar for
the claim II he e GOULD get it ,, ,e,
that she had never seen Miss stiii iiweiiii nor nor
heard her ,a hasbaGd bush SPEAK speak of her Since her
her 81 $50. which was paid in lieu of dover in
sl5 shs had LEFT him bseapse ss,Xould not
penses. and had given her only $500 in money
%ands ior money alter the sspa' stio%n. % and us as
SH t%. e s' ss .%ttsss %4fns e.
Xas M made part Of the defendants answer to
suSESEste Rsnsom som said he agreed re- with Law
one but G the husbsnd should have been sAp per Mo
mitted to read them. Mrs. Bedlow cried BIT
Mrs. Julia <. Frothineham said she had not
death She heard he was vas SICK and awe Wrote. e. asks W
answer. Alter his death she asked LAWYER %
Iar IKeeler why her P father had not 9nswered the
since the separation. She Considered r her
fathers mind had become weak and vaciliat-
times. for several years before his death. and
her her husband and and other members OF the family
ny Mrs MAY Mary Bedlow Phillips niece of the de-
that Ms he was va Influenced a. BY every ons hs met
said hs Saa him for thry III sns sears snd
M Was ahas ON ens q.
@ which he ) proposed 70 make rancid battegr 81
The sun., 1891-12-03
THE GORDYs DIvORCxD.
Once They were Conspieuous In Church
Work In Jersey City.
This notice was published In Jersey CITY

This notice was published In Jersey City
paper yesterday:
DIVORCED.
sEARLE-.GOROY Anna q. Ssarlo from james A.
Sordy by The Circuit Court OF the city OF st. Louis
NO.. Nov. 10 1891.
deepy nsrssted " shanch work
Gordy was an active Methodist and O conspic-
uous member af tho Young Mems Christian
went To live In Brooklyn. and his wifo went to
" Louis. where she instituted a, divorce
Gordy IL now n member ~ a Methodist church
IN Brooklyn. nut u" still contributes ltber,llly
10 tho support VI the \. M. 4. A. In Jersey Cty.
PIay "InAoesAos Abroad"
The sun., 1891-12-03

lc8 nSys aVpSHGAAe -"
To his niece. Mrs. Mary
Bache. Miss Stillwell
was made sole execu-
trix. and Lawyer Keller
was one OF the Wit
nesses.
Henry Bedlow. OK
Mayor OF Newport.
brother Of the testator.
who was called by the
contestants, testified
yesterday that he con-
sidered latterly that his
brother was OF weak
mind. An ancestor had
lent to William. Prince
Of Orange, q large sum.
and payments were to
be made to the fourth
The sun., 1891-12-03
JnwgxRx.
THHo. A. R0HN 4 SON,
S6 WEST 2Sd st.
gfgxl SGttfea.

NENwg sAsQuEDuor.-soDoN DAN AND REsEa.
sUPREMR COURT SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
II the matter Of the pet,iion OF John Newton Commits
sma N nursnnnes oI cssntsn AN ~ b rora nnnsr
aud chapter id Of the Laws OF 1891 and on behalf *
tho Mayor. Aldermen And C0mmonAiy Of the city OF
New Yort. fr the apPontment Of Comniissionsrs Of
~fTsLfo NOTICE il HEREBY OWEN ,ha. tho third
separs!s report Of the Of Appraisal
on Oct 1891 70 the of the Clerk ok
county at the Court House In the village OF white
"a 1921 Gisd n ne Siss q 'hsSIsri q fs!nsn
nImation 10 the supreme Court 81 Special Term there
OF TO be held In the seeond yudic,i DISTRICT at the
noon. WILLIAM u. CLARK
Counsel 70 the corperasen Tryon row New Iork CITY,
Dated New York. Oct 90. 1871.
The sun., 1891-12-03
rLINrs FINE FUkNITURE.

FLINTs FINE FURNITURE.
MAKING ROOM rOR HOLIDAY r TRA DE
Has called our attention to various odd suites and
pieces of furniture that represent what fashionable
u few months since. but not what making up
for holiday trade so prefer the space occupied
any pront that might by keeping them. and the
prices marked make them great bargainh
They are all sosas. weii..saae ssd durable
goods.
GEO. 4. FLINT 90.
... FURNITURE MAkEHs.
10s, Ies. ana Ios West IAth 81
The sun., 1891-12-03

article must have the signature OF Eisner &
Mendelson. Co." Sole Agents. Now York.
around each box.
The sun., 1891-12-03

Court Calendars This Day.
surfxxs Condemnation calendar called At
IL O'Clock.
suRRoGArr's Couar.-wilis Of Cathsrns Bornsmann
and Alfred Bedlow. 1880 A. II. No probate calendar.
SuSxnoR CoUEf-spxclAL rxsn.-Nos lSl. 603. All the
other courts adjournsd until Dec. Z. 1901
The sun., 1891-12-03

Play InAoesAos Abroad"
The popular nsw game OF t.Avc.~.S.
The sun., 1891-12-03

$500
1920
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lA.o25
151oo
10000
1880
1880
1h66O
1o,6oo
1883
$4,000
I875o
11oo..11SSS
$4,000
1900
1000
5000
1000
1000
1000
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10000
1850
$1,000
10000
1000
200
$500
$500
1000
$500
$500
$4,000
$500
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10000
1000
5000
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5000 |
1000 |
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The sun., 1891-12-03

Eight Bells" Union Square production OF
the Broadway Park. whore Il opened On Mon
DAY plight for one, week. The English broth
ably agile acfobata continue to dominate In
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-15

New York money has been easy at 2I&
@3 per cent last loan 21a closing at 21s per
cent. Prime mercantile paper at 4sa as per
cent. Sterling Exchange is quiet but firm with
actual business in bankers bills at S214 for
6O-day bills, and S4s4 for demand; posted
rates at s31s@4 s51a Commercial bills at
4sIHs@4 "a. Government bonds are dull and
steady. Railroad bonds fairly aatiye and steady
to firm.
Although the stock market, as usual, was less
animated after Ii O'clock. movements in the
list were in the upward direction. The whole
list was pla ed on a level and slightly higher
than the opening. New England and Rock Is
land were especially active and strong, the for
mer suddenly becoming active rapidly and
moved up from 37s4 to SO. The increase in
the dividend on Rock Island from 1s 10 per
cent for quarter had a marked effect upon that
stock, and on specially large transactions it
moved up 10 $3.50, after selling at s4ss. Du-
ring the forenoon the rest OF the list displayed
no feature of interest, the market closing dull
and firm, generally at small fractions better
than nrst prices.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange ag-
gregated 238. 700 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-15
Boston Produce Market.
BOSTON, Dec. IA, iSSl.--The following ar
today's quotations OF Provisions. Produce. sc:

BOSTON, Dec. IA, iSSl.--The following are
today's quotations OF Provisions. Produce, sc:
Pork-Long cuts IA 00G14 20. shorr cuts
sl4 co d01 4 so: backs at Ia Scala 70; lean
ENDS ENDS, 60 90 @l5 90; pork tongues 1e boi butt
Hams at s1sc; small at loc; pressed hams
11Sc.
Lard--Cboice 20 y 10 in tierces and tubs;
lO-tc pals In cs 81ac.
Hogs-Choice city dressed &c y ib; country
DO sc.
Butter Western extra creamery 27@2sc;
fancy higher; frsts and extra firsts S3G26c;
extra imitation cream S2A23c; factory choice
at 2Oa21c Northern creamery, choice 2S@29c;
New York and VT dairy good to choice at "a
@16c: Eastern creamery, good to choi I. at
SbG2Sc. The above quotations are receivers
prices for strictly wholesale lots.
zCheese--Northern choice full creams and
twins 111Ac; fair TO good at 7@l1c; Western
choice lie; fair to good S1h@l01hc; sage at
Eggs-Eastern extras at 2s@so; fancy nearby
stock higher: frSts 26G27c; extra Vermont
aa Msw AIS a. Mestern Tsts
prices 1c higher.
Poultry-Norlhern fresh killed turkeys, chce
1S9,7c; fair to good at l2@la spring chickens
turkeys, choice at 14@l5c: fowls at 10@12c;
chickens 1 @i4e.
Beans-New York handipicked pea at 90:
3 i0I S0 hand-picked medium at 9u@2 90;
choice screened at 65l0l so; choice Yellow
Eyes S612 %; California pea beans at log
2 20 q bnsh hand-plcke0 at 2OGl2 80; red
kid. 2 0092 25 robbing prices 10c higher.
Hay Choice 18 90; some fancy higher; fair
to good OF $40 ought 90; Eastern line at
$12@14 poorsto ordinary $11@l4; East swale
$500. Rye straw, cnoice, at $14 30; Oat
straw 984.9.
Potatoes native and Maine stock
81 371x@1 30; choice Vermont and N Hamp-
Hebrons = @6Oc; rose 45c ;Aroostook Rebrons
at 45a--c; Rese at 45c. Sweet potatoes. EaS-
tern extras bulk stock and cloth heads 81 30;
Jersey double heads 2 25
Apples-No Baldwins and Greetings ST. co
@l 30; No Q at 75cf@90c, Greetings at 81 90
1l50.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-15

S'th pine. 80 oU4 40 90

Aiszae--Cencs.a % $.
L'meB c2sk.1 00ml 03
Cement. 40@t SO
marches.
star. ~ gross 80
Dlrjgo........ 39040
nTN NfHsa.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-15
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE
Portland & Rochester IL. II.
STATl0g FOOT or PREBlE STREET.

On and after MONDAY, OCT. s, 1891, Pas
senger Trains win LEAVE PORTLANDs
For WORCESTER, CLINTON, AVER JUNO
TION, NASHUA, WINDHAM and EPPINI
at 7.30 a. M and 1880 D. IN,
For MANCHESTER, CONCORD, and points
North at 7.30 a. M, 1890 y. m.
For ROCHESTER,, SPRINGVALE. ALFRED,
WATERFORD and SACO RIVER at 7.30 a
m, 1880 and $50 y. m.
For GOkHAMat 7.3O and 1000 q. M, 1880
800. 5.3D. $50 and If y. m.
For WESTBRUOK, CUMBERLAND MILLS,
WESTBR0OK JUNCTION aud WOOD
FORD'S at 7.30 and 1000 q. m, 1890, 800
$50, $40 ann Ill p. IN.
For FOREST AvkNu (DEEERING), $50 D. m.
The IL 80 p. m. train from Portland connects
Mt AVER JUNCTION with" HOO5ACTUN-
NEl ROUTE" for the West and st UNION ST A
TION, WORCESTER, for PROVIDENCE and
NEW YORK, va"PhOVIDEECE LINE,n for
NORWICH aud NEW YORK, via NORWICH
LINZ" with BOSTON & ALBANY II. X. for the
WEST, aud with the NEW YORK ALL RAIL
via "sPRlNGFIELD."
Trains arrive &C PORrLANDfrom WORCES-
TER at 80 p. m. from ROCHESTER, at $50 a.
m, 80 and 6.6Op. m. from GORHAM at $40.
S.35 and IL 80 u. M, 1.30, $40, $50 and 7.s6 p
m.
For through Tickets TO all points West and
South, apply toS. 4. CURDWELL, Ticket Agent
Portland, Me. j. w. PETERS. 6upt.
CJ.wiGGiN. Gen'L Ticket. Agentoct5dtf
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-15
Chicago Cattle Market.
By telegraph,

11y
CHICAGO, Dec. IS, 1891. The Cattle market
Receipts 5000; shipments 5000; fairly ac-
tive and steady to a shade higher; Christmas
steers O0@6 go; good to choice 8O05 rs;
others at 25@4 30, stockers at 2 oOo3 10;
cows 30t02 g..
lower; rough and common 40G3 so; mixed
and packers at 3 65G3 20; prime, heavy and
butchers weights at 3 1893 So; light 8 4O@
3 so.
sheep-receipts 1000 shipments -; slow and
10@l5c lower: sheep OGs4 85.
Lambs A 75D5 25
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-15
Portland wholesale Market.

PORTLAND. Dec. l5, sci.
There is no immoyement to ncte in the busi-
ness situation. Jobbers are pursuing haud-to-
mouth policy, while values generally continue
steady. Sugars have weakened somwhat, and
the price to-day (Tuesday) will be FAC lower at
41Sc for extra fine granulated 7-16c for stand
ard granuiated. Oher quotations without spec
ial feature.
of Provisions, Produce, Flour, etc.:
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-15
Cotton Markets.
IBY Telepranh1.

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-The Cotton market
quiet and 1-16c dow sales 1877 bales: ordinary
uplands at 55sc; do Gull 6 1-16c; good ordinary
stained 51sc: middling uplands &c; Gulf do at
8Ssc do stained 9-16c.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 14.-Cotuon market is
easy; middling at l6c
CHARLESTON, Dec IA. 1S9l.-Cotton mar
ket steady ;lmiddling at 714c.
SAVANNAH,Dec. IA, 1891 Cotton market
dull and easy; middlings at 1-16c.
MOBILE, Dec. Ia, 1891.-The Cotton market
easy ,middlings at 714c.
MEMPHIS, Dec. Ia, l8a1.-The Cotton mar
ket quiet; middllngs at z 7-16c
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-15
PORTLAND, Mt. DESERT and HACRIAS
sTEAmBOAT co.

Steamer City Of Kiehnaond. Capt. VIM. e.
Dennis0n (weather permttting) leaves Portland
for Rockland, Bar HarbOr and Machiasport via
usual landings. Tuesdays and Fridays at IL p.
M; returning. leave Maeniasport Mondays and
Thursdays at a. m. /; connecting at Portland
with early morning trains for Boston.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. ana General Manager.
f. Z BOOTHBY, Gen1 Pass. ana Ticket Agent.
Portland, Nov. 20, 1891. nov24dtf