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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-Catlin, Judge,

FRIDAY, March 25th.
Katie RodegerdtS VS.. Augustus Rodeeerdts
Argument continued one week.
In re x. Turner, an lnSolvent debtor-Con-
tinued one week.
NJ Denzer S. FRED Cox ct al-Con, iDued Mt
request of defense
j. Z. Mayo VS.. Il. D. Myers--Contnued one
week.
Maria Cardoza VS.. Antoine Cardoza-Set for
March 303h.
Hays vs.. Hays-Set for March goth.
III re w. J. o. Brfell, siil Insolvent deotor-R.
$1,000.
Gribhle & Gainsley VS.. Columbus Brewing
mpany-Continued, to be taken up III
Chambers
l'eope vs.. GUstave Braunsweiger. charged
with assault 10 murder-Jury finds a verdict
OF assault with deadly weapon, with o.
recommendation for mercy.
PSo9Ie rs; Joe Soto charged with assault
with deadly WeIpon-Defendaat PLEADS not
guilty, ana trial set for May 9th.
| People vs.. Edward Wise, charged with as
sault with deadly. weapon-Continued one
| week.
People VS.. George Crabtree, Jack Taylor and
! Henry l)obson, charged with arsoa-Defend-
ants trrai2ned and plead not guilty; trials set
| 1or May "a.
Peop,c ". Frank Lee, charged with grand
| trial set for May 10th.
| People VS.. c. Eorriani and NJ Dularsi,
charged with Observation-Disclosures plead
| guilty; sentence tomorrow.
| P,ot, vs.. Ruby Green and Thomas Nathan.
! CHARGED with assault to murder-Trial to-
! morrow.
! People VS.. p. G. Moresi, charged with as
| sault TO murder-Trial to-uorrow
People VS.. David Gardner-Set for to-mor-
People VS.. ]. D. smith-Passlng of Judgment
continued one week.
department. Iwo--Van Fleet, Judge.
FRIDAY, March 25th
estate OF Edward Fleming, uecea sed-Let-
! ters TO petition r; bond. $1,000: appraisers
/ Dunn.
Estate of John X. McComber. deceased. es.
/ tate OF Margaret Whteley, deceased: estate of
! VII 1lm Scott, deceased; estate Of Orlando
smith, deceased; estate OF Mary Cody, de
| ceasad; estate Of Louis b. Mohr. Geeeased-Al
! continued one week
! Estate of John OSchwalG. deCeased-Family
! allowance OF $50 granted
! Estate of John II. Montgomery decreased
! Sale OF real estate confirmed.
Guardianship OF +. l., George inSaEe-Set
! for Thursday, april 7th before n jury.
Estate OF Jane Scroggs, deceased-Set Tor
Friday, April 1st.
Estate OF Jol r. Carter, deceased-Contin-
Ued two weeks.
Estate OF NJ, Pickett, deceased-Third an
nuai account settled.
Estate Of Jacob {. Row. decea Scd-I etters to
1irs. Row; appraisers. B. G. Houghton, A. y.
! Bryant and wesley Long.
Estate OF ". Fern, dccrased-Petiton to sell
real estate granted.
ESTATE OF James A. Wood, deceased-Or-
Gered that letters issue to Public Admins
! taior; exception noted and stay of ten days
! SEtnitHj appraisers, W W. CO0DS. ii. NJ.
] ward and BENJAMIN i.eoEard.
Neil Grant, administrator VS.. Sacramento
! Bank-Set for Friday. April Sth.
! Herman Winters ". James e. Enos-Mo-
! ton To consolidate actions granted.
Henry Wittenbrock vs. W. S. Kendall; Peo-
] pie VS.. James McNasser-Both continued one
week
! People VS.. Harry Gordon, convicted of muir
! def-sentenced to fourteen years imprison-
ment ut Folsom
IN re George II. Smith on habeaS corpus
! Defenc ant admitted TO bail in the sum of
| $4,000.
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Auction sales To-day.

At 10 A. NJ. to-day Bell, Greer d Co.
viii sell at auction at their salesrooms,
Tenth and j streets, a fine assortment OF
furniture, consisting of elegant book
cases. sideboards. parlor sets, fancy
chairs, oil paintings. chromos, walnut
bedsteads, spring and top mattresses,
chairs, tables, ranges, etc; also, a fine
family carriage, costing $50; set of car
riage and single harness, business buggy.
canopy-top buggy, carts, etc.
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Use of substitutes for Hops.

WASHINGTON, March Representa-
tive Geary of California to-day intro
duced in the House bill to prevent the
use of substitutes for hops in the manu-
facture of ale or beer.
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BADLY DEMORALIzED.
Gloom Cast Over the Camp of the
Advocates of Free Coinage.
THEY HAD COUNTED ON A VERY
DECIDED MAJORITY.

An Effort to be Made by Bland to
Have the Bill Come to Vote on
Final Passage on Monday Oppo-
nents of the Measure VIII Endeavor
to Postpone Action, and Are Conf
dent of Success-Interesting Analy-
sis of the Test Vote.
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W. II. Sherburn will hold his regular
auction at 10 a. NJ. to-day at the sales
room, 323 K street. A fine lot of furni-
ture, horses, wagons, harness, etc., will
be offered.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

There was fair house at the Metro
politan Theater last night-the auditor
ium should have been crowded Mr..
Warde's ''Richard Ill" is dramatic eff
fort of the highest order. He rises to tie
level of the true conception of the text
and the thought and purpose of the great
dramatist's completest tragedy. His
Richard takes on more of the digni of
royal station than do many; he invests
the character with less OF cunning per
haps; his handling OF it in the softer
passages Of assumed love for Anne is less
subtle than is the art of some of his great
colleagues. But his Richard is more
kingly when once he is enthroned, and
/ $ craft as the aspiring Gloster, as MIR.
VI arde lnterpretS 1t, is unsurpassed. 1t
is q splendid personation, and last night
received the Endorsement of the audience
in the most sincere applause and in re-
peated recalls. Mr.. Herman was also
heartily approved as Richmond, and was
also recalled. The support of Misses
Belgarde. Oliver, Bowman and Fair
brother was fully satisfactory.
Evidently there is pressing need at the
Metropolitan Theater for additional
scenery and the renovation of some of the
Old. In Richard III. last night the battle
scene mad as a background scenic fiat,
wholly cut of keeping with the country
painfully inappropriate for Boswortn
field. SO, too, the street scene in London
of 400 years ago was given in modern
dress. the architecture and surroundings
al being those Of an American city OF to-
day. Very many incongruities Of this
character have long been noticeable and
have marred many stage setting. So
fine q temple of the drama as the Metro
politan ought TO be supplied with scenery
1 ILL I, .
Judge from constant use OF flats in plays
that do not fit The country or the period.
There is a standard round of scenes that
all well-appointed theaters ought to have
and that Will enable any STANDARD drama
to be staged with them. The Metropoli-
tan stage is worthy a complete scenic
outfit.
The box sheet for the Georgia Minstrel
entertainment opens at the Metropolitan
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@terttttg CLOTHES.

w G. 7. U.-MEETING TODAY tsATUR-
w F.. day at2 p. NJ
MRS. NJ. f. jerks. President.
MRS. HATTIE L. JONES, Secretary. 1t
NALIFORNTA TEMPLE NO. 1. PYTHIAN
~ lstIeITs-Regular meeting THIS Saturday
EVENING at s O'Clock
CARRIE DAVE, NJ. E. c..
MRS. GEORGIA GUTHRIE, NJ. of r.. G. 1t
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nROWNED-MARCH 18TH, A JAPAN
river, near kirksgille, Yolo County. ANY in
formation leading to the recovery of his BODY
vii be thankfully received by j. II. KING.
Kinks vile. moL-otN
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3l'aatten.

EHIRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL.
" housewoTll at 621 Twelfth street. liz
{ITANTED-MAN TO TAKE CARE OF
w yard and stable. References REQUIRED
Apply at Office OF BAKER 81 HAMILTON.
uI2,i-tf
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DASTURE-ON APRIL 1ST WE Will,
l. open first-class pasture that has not been
pastured this season. only a limited number
OF head of so TX taken Apply HUNT BROS
Freeporj. m21-o,0s
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WANTED HORSES TO PASTURE on
w some Al pasture land. Inqureat Holm
RiLEI'o, corner Tenth and +, streets Price.
So per month. n25-1wf
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fFyHOROUGEBRED S. c. BROWN T,FCs-
Il horn eggs at j. y. CATLETT'S, PleaSant
Grove, or +. LYNN, sacramento so cents
per setting OF 10 eggs. fe29-1mdd.w#
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IXTANTED - POSITION BY JAPANESE
" to WORK in garden. Address A. A.. this
OfEce 1no5-otE
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Enn,rb.

.STRAYED OR STOLEN.-A CHESTNUT
~ sorrel horse, both hind feet white, white
stripe on forehead. Also a roam mare black
tau and name. Leave information with
CHARLES FLINT, Twenty-eighth and n
streets, and be rewarded m26-3t*
ERSEY COW FOUND AT THE DEPOT
~ and placed in good keeping. Owner call at
TINS office for information and pay charges. 1t
7 OST-ON MARCH 18TH, ON RIVER
~ side road, between this city and O'Neli's
brickyard, a satchel containing some articles
OF value. Finder will return same to O.
OLSEN, Freerort, and be rewarded m25-3t*
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, COR
~ ner Twelfth and X streets.-Rev. Charles
Il; Oehler, pastor. Sermon at 1880 A. NJ.
meme: Chrlstus PREDICT den Muettern."
No evening service
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{AI ANTED-SITUATIONA AS A FIREM AN
W or engineer by competent man. In.
quire at 1923 second street, Sacramento.
f31.S-I W.
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A GENTS WANTED-LADIES AND GEN
II tieInen, city and country. Address
AJBINi TINS ONCE. m25-6tF
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DRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ON FOUR
morning and evening by the pastor Rev G.
+. Ilndall. Sunday-schooI at 1915 p NJ
Young peoples meeting at 6:45. Now is the
accepted time
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GlXTH-STREET NJ. E. CHURCH. BE-
- tween K and L.-Rev. T. c. George.
pastor, Will preach morning and evening
Evening subject: success in Life" Sabbath
school at 1880. G. II. Dunn, Superintendent.
EpWorth League at $50. Praise service led
EverYDodYiS Welcome
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Il street-Sunday school at 2 p. NJ. Preach
ing $3.50 p. NJ and $3.50 p. NJ. by Rev. G.. N.
Ballentine. Come
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EIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY, SUNDAY.
l at A. NJ. at Pythian Castle Hall. Rev.
": j.; ii. Hogan will preach. Subject, ais
Life Worth Living?" The hall has been re-
furnished and newly carpeted. A cordial in
Vitation extended to ALL
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GOSPEL MEETINGS FOR WOMEN
NJ every Sunday, at the rooms of the Young
Momen's Christian Association, at $3.50 p. II.
Plenty ofsinging Come
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General 3l1utirra.

4 SOME OF THE SHREWDEsT BET
n. tors in the country are making good
money backing c. d. Bowe's handicapping
system on Eastern races; with 5000 or more
you can do the SAME; terms, $50 weekly:
three Gays trial free; second successful wear
Z. D.ROWE. i. .. Boz IL. Brooklyn N Z II
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Cor Sale.

QHS WILL BUY A TWO-SEATED BUGGY
y y almost new; can be used as a light
spring wagon. a. IL. ANDERSON, 1909 L
street. m2D-3t*
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A SERIES OF HEALTH TALKS WILL,
n be commenced NEXT MONDAY EVEN
ING. subject: "Iare Of the Eves.n All
women invited. moe o.
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GALESAEN WANTED-TO SELL OUR
- good ny sample to the wholesale and re.
Permanent position. Money advanced for
wages, advertising, etc. For full particulars
and reference address CENTENNIAL MAN
UFACIUKlNi Co, Chicago, Ill. MI 9-3mTTS
{yTANTED-FIVIG GENTLEMEN, WIDE
commission. Apply to tie SINGER MANI
FACICRlNG COMPANY, 5o9 street.
w ANTED-MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards, diaries and all kind of labor.
women and girls for cooking and genera,
housework; plenty OF work tor desirable he N
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X and H. -
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LfIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. EIGHTH
! street, between \ and O.-Preaching At
Il a. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. by the pastor. b. b.
Burton. Y. p. S. C. E. at $50 P NJ Sunday
school at 9:45 A. NJ. a kindly greeting to all
that attend these Seryicac
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The box sheet for the Georgia Minstrel
entertainment opens at the Metropolitan
Theater this morning.
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iE-t,lF'AL NJ. Il. CHURCH. ELEVENTH
S - SI' eel between Fl and I.-Rev c. II Beech
I. NJ. Sabbath school at 1918 Harry A. Nau-
i Er, S9perlntendent. Union meeting OF tile
cti1roI,oa League OF the three Methodist
vited TO these services a. arc GRUMPY
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" ESTMINSTER PRES BYTERIAN
w Church, corner Sixth and L Streets
Subjects for both 1915 A. NJ and go PM..
miaste as an Evid nee" The pastor Rev.
K. N; Stevenson, will preach. Come and bring
your Bibles
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o1S1IE5ATIONAL CHURCH - THE
- p&stor, key j. b. Silcox, will preach az l
A. A.. N: and 80 +, NJ. Evening theme Hold
No our i LIongGe l; Tuesday evening March 29t
az Si. 3iicoN VIII denver his lecture Grip and
me lecture 1t is said There is more religion in
IL than IN a sermon, and more fun in il Than in
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NEW ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
pastor. Morning subject: 'Treacherous Earth. y
Evening: The Church and the City" A
very cordial welcome to you. Sunday-schooI
9:40, j. Y. Mailing. SUPERINTENDENT
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LdRST BAPTIST CHURCH. NINTH
L street, between l. and M.-Rev. A. g Ter-
rick VIII preach morning and evening. Morn
ing subject: Compassion of Christi Ever
ing: Everyday Religion" All are welcome :
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
l. property, 1870 acres eight miles east of the
city. Inquire at 2400 q street, WILLIAM
TRAINER. m&3-6ts
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M E. CHURCH SOUTH, SEVENTH, ]
vi. and Kat IL: "A Word to the Bur-
dened Ones-A Common Sense View"
Preaching at 7:3o. Sunday-school at $50.
Young mems prayer meeting, 10 A. NJ Cordial
WelcOme TO all. Seats free. ii. Il. Singleton.
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Better than Cold

Mr.. Geo. t. Clapp, of Eastondale, Mass,
says: Il am 50 years Of age, and for 30
years have suffered with running sores on one
of my legs. A few years ago had two toes
amputated. physicians saving was suffer-
ing from rangraaa and had i,Iir
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A GOOD MECHANIC WITH SMALL
u capital can purchase three valuable pat
ents or Interest therein; can be made in one
shop. Call at SOB Seventh street. m24-2w*
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CT. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
- Eighth street, between and J-Rev. G.. A.
Ottman, rector Fourth Sunday in Lent
services at 7:3O A. NJ, L A NJ, and 7:3O p
NJ. Sunday-school at l2:45
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FURNISHED ROOMS, EN- SUITE OR
y single, with bath and gas, on reasonable
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GJIturrI. 5Jnttces.

A FHICAN NJ f. CHURCH, SEVENTH
~ street, between 6 and H.-Pastor D. r.
5oAes WI. preach morning and evening.
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i mas, seven rooms, with closets. bath hot
ana coid water; gas; rent, S27. STEOBEL,
agent, 81 Z j. m21-6t%
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THERE WILL BE A UNION MEETING
OF the Epworth Leagues of this city sun
day evening, March 27tn, at 6:15, at the Cen
tral Nj. f. Church, 10 which all are cordially
invited.
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no LET = pheasant FURNISHED
Il rooms with or without board at the north
east corner OIL Eleventh and G Eirnets m h-ltA
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. / STREET,
- between Twelfth and Thirteenth -Sun-
[a ayool at 9:45. Preaching ut IL a. III.
ooIlg peoples meeting ut $50. Preaching
@r .,9O. Subject "Deathbed RepentanceS,
= me, me ool OF Fools" Come early if you want
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a aithfus Pastor

recommend it as the best blood purifier
We have ever tried. We have used Others,
butnone with the beneficial effects OF Hoods.
Also, we deem Hoods Pills and Olive ONT
ment Invaluable. Mrs. Stone saws She
cannot do without them" REV. j. p. SToNIs.
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nor RENI-NICELY FuRNTSII - ~
IL rooms for gentlemen with bath and Gas.
reference required. Apply at III Isl Sur, ct
m2G-lW&
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IW LEF-A NEW HOUSE ON THIR-
u teenth street, q ANA r. Apply next door.
no ls4z
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Go let or IL emf.

FURNISHED ROOM TO LET FOR ONE
1897 Il street, corner Thirteenth. Gt%
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TO LkT-A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS,
l fronting on Capitol Park 1ol6 n street.
rent, S1o per month. Apply st 1921 Tenth
street. m2l-tf
The Portland daily press., 1892-02-25

BOSTON, Feb. "a, I892-The following are
to-day's quotations OF Provisions, Produce, etc.
Pork--Long cuts 90 00Mi4 90; short cuts at
90 0o@14 rs; backs at IS ooao0 90; lean lends
at 90 Ooa15 90; pork tongues II 90; butt pork
IL 90.
Hams at 1o1sc; small do Tic; pressed hams
Lard-Choice 714c y ib in tierces and tubs;
10-ib pals in cS SC.
Hogs-Choice city dressed 6a4 c y ib; country
do 5'A G..
fancy higher: drsts and extra firsts at 22g27c;
extra imitation creamy 34025c ;factory choice
29023c; Northern creamery choice SOC &C;
New York and Vermont dairy, good to choice
24d2Gc; Eastern creamery, good to choice at
2GA28c. The above quotations are receivers
prices for strictly wholesale lots.
Cheese-Northern choice full creams and
twins l2,G12 1ac; fair to good at S@11 h2c ;Wes-
sage at 12l3d13c.
Eggs-slloice fresh Eastern zoe best Western
19G20c.
&c do chickens at 16918c; fowls 1891 14c; fair
to good at 10d12; Western dry packed turkeys
choice 15917c; fowls 12913c; chickens 139
15c.
Beans-N Yk hand-sicked pea, / 95as2; mar
row pea, at SIS Sc; choice screen pea, cog
] 70; hand-picked med, at S6@-; choice yel-
low eyes, 0og1 9O California pea beans,2 30
az 40: hand-picked, 2 50@2 60.
Seed-Fmothy .S., 55gl =. 80 red top s aogzS2;
garian, 90cdS1.
Hay-Choice, is oo019 90; some fancy higher;
fair to to good $156$171s; Eastern fine, $12@
PotatoesNchoieeI toes Inatives and Maine stock at
1 371atdl1 30 ~ Dbl; choice Vt and northern
H and n Y Burbanks and white stars 45 #y bu;
rose 45c; Houlton Hebrons soc; Aroostook He
bronS 45c.
Apples-No Baldwfns. at 5o@2 90; Maine
and N. H. Baldwins / 1892 90; Greenngs 80
91 rs; Kings $2@2 So
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.

Stocks and Bonds-HIoney Easy Sterling
Exchange Quiet and Steady Government
Bonds Dull and Observation-Disclosures Quiet
and Heavy-stocks Closed Heavy and
Weak.
At New York, yesterday, money was easy,
ranging from \; az per cent; last loan 2, clos
ing per cent. Prime mercantile paper was
quoted at 3s4 @5A per cent. Sterling Ex-
change was quiet and steady with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at S5L "a for 6O-day
bills and sS for demand; posted rates at
S61s@4 80. Commercial bills were at S5@
4 sta. Government bonds were dull and
easier. Railroads were quiet and heavy.
In the stock market after IL O'Clock dullness
was the only feature even the leading active
stocks subsiding into most pronounced apathy
Prices displayed dropping tendency. After
delivery hour the market developed great aotiV-
ity under the pressure, especially in Chicago
gas and st Paul. Lower prices over the entire
list resulted, Chicago gas dropping Va to 761a,
and Tenn coal to A. Other losses were gen
orally small, and only slight Improvement was
seen in late trading, the market closing fairly
active and heavy to weak at lowest pricesS of
the day.
Transatactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 321, 400 shares.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS THURSDAY MORNING.

7171s;S S A at Z 70. Butter IN moderate de-
1,antl and steady Cheese in fair demand and
steady; State at 9Mya12l9c; fancy I29l2M
Frcights to Liverpool stronger; gram, steam
SEED.
CHICAGO Feb. "a. 1S92-The Flour market
n is steady: winter patents 4 30a4 55; spring
,atents 4 40ta4 rs; winter straights at "a
1 10; bakers at 3 4Od6O. Wheat quiet, strong
and higher; No Spring at 90Hsc; no Red at
9312@34e. Corn more active and stfong; NO 2
+ 4o Oats qSet P1 I've III s5c CO No Baey
1t Soc. No Flaxseed at 971ac PROVISIONS
strong and higher-mess pork IL 80. Lard at
80. Short rib sides at 5 s71s. Dry salt meats
sonlders 1895 s eleaT hesf S,ess 90 ~
bush; corn $4,000 bush; oats, 556,ooo bush;
rye, 10000; barley, $4,000 bush
Shipments 81, 900 bbs wheat. SO 900
bush; corn, 100000 bush; oats ,ooo push; {;
rye, 12 900 bsh barley, $4,000 bnsh.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. "a. 1S92.-The Flour mar
ket is unchanged; family 3 1908 %; choice & at
55. Wheat higher: No Red at 34c Corn
higher; No 2 at 361a@365s. Oats higher, NO z
at SO t@c. Rye--no sales mo 2: Barley quiet;
sample lots MINI at 56c. Provisions are 1rmeri
25d6 so. Dry salt meats-loose lots OF shoul-
ders at co. long and ribs at 95,;, shorts 8 20;
boxed lots / 5 more. Bacon-ShoulderS 37I2
longs and ribs 6 5O@6 55; shorts at 6o@6 10.
Receipts~Fiour, 5000 bbls: wheat $4,000
bush; corn; 174 900 BUSH oats, 2s,ooo bush;
| Shipments-Flor 10000 bbls; wheat, eat, &c, 800
bush; corn $50, 900 bush; oats 1000 bush;
rye, 5000 bush; barley. 5000 bush.
DETROIT, ,Fcb.24 1892.-Wheat-No1 White
at 1854 C; No 2 Red 931a Corn-No 2 at 4oHa.
Oats-No 2 at 32c; No 2 White at 81. Rye $50
ReceiptS-FIour, : bbls; wheat. Is, 200 bush;i
corn, $4,000 bush; oats, 5000 bush.
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Portland wholesale Prices Current.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING Feb. a.
In commercial circles business continues to
improve and prices generally quite steady, the
feature of the week being in Flour, which has
been strong with millers firm at the recent ad-
vance of / 5 to Zoe a barrel. Provisions steady
and firm without quotable change i'll values.
Sugar steady and firmly held. Raisins quiet but
firmer- Seeds strong with Clover tending up
ward. Mackerel higher ON 2s and IS. Coffee
and Molas es unchanged. Teas frmer, partic-
ularly on some grades of Formosas. Hams
trife higher. Fresh Beef steady ;sides 6G71sf9ib,
hinds S@1oc, fores 41a95c, rounds and fianks
7c, rllmp loins 12(914c, rumps 11412c, loins
lambs at 1Ga11c, sheep Sc. pork ribs sc, sa,i-
sage Sc, round hogs 6 &c. Turpentine higher.
Eggs very weak with a marked decline In prices.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAs, Frank L. Jones, Of Deering, IN IN
Maine, did by. his mortgage deed. dated the
corded in the Registry OF Deeds for said County
of Cumberland, Book 500, Page AL, convey to
us. the undersigned, Rufus Deering OF Portland,
in the County of York, in said State. Trustees
under the will of Oliver Dow, late OF said Bux,
ton. deceased, certain lot or parcel OF iand
with the buildings thereon situated al OakGaIe Gn
berland and State aforesaid, being lot numbered
three [3] on Fessenden street, on the plan OF
lands of the Deering Land Company, recorded
in said Cumberland County Registry OF Deeds,
Plan Book No. 4, Page 80. bounded and de-
scribed as follows: beginning at point on the
northerly side line of said street one hundred
[194A5l feet from an iron monument in the
easterly side line of Deering street, at its inter,
section with the northerly side line OF SAID
Fessenden street thence eastery py sag thans mes
northerly from the two points thus located IN q
direction at right angles with Pitt street one
hundred and twenty-five [125] feet more -! or
less, to points on d line midway to SAID Pltt
street. containing six thousand two hundred
and fifty [625ol superficial square feet more or
less. Being the same lot conveyed to SAID
Jones, by said Deering Land Company by their
deed dated June twenty-nnth. A. D: 1889, and
recorded in said Registry, Book 562, Page 66,
to which reference is hereby made for further
description.
Aud. whereas, the condition of said mortgage
has been broken. and whereas, by the terms OF
said mortgage the mortgagor and mortgages
did agree upon one year as the time in which
said mortgage and the right of redeeming the
premises should be forever forecloSed by reason
OF breach of the condition thereof.
Now, therefore. by reason OF the bTeacn OF
the condition thereof we claim foreclosure of
said mortgage.
Portland Feb. 16, 1892.
RUFUS DEERING, ! Trustees under the
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