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DEM ROOFING co.


To the a 81 purchaser IN ca h town, We " II, stiD
lhing necess ~ to put it on for thir5y do.Iars
st nd for Sannles and Circu'ars,
PENN M 0tING COMPANY
lOl South Second Street
mars iw Pndp, hla
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finaaftal Cards.

.finanfial Cards.
TIE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
es @AkEEi STREET,
Incorporated February rs 1881
open 10 ri ceiye deposits daily frcm y, 4. M uu,u
:, r. NJ, amt on Tucsdsy and saturday evenings
frnis 70 oclnrk.
SEMI ANNUAL p,'ID.Np.
OF sx per cent. mas been resrarly paid OF ,eplsli
since the organization of thf EaIik and 1! Ia me cs.
pec'stlon OF the MBDaErts, tiAt this rate ~ ivi
lends will be continued.
Mnes dividends are not witadtiwu, tne1 NJ
counted As deposits. Thus permanent IGIr-ls
compound their interest twice IN es"a yrsr
MANAGERS:
NlLIIs~ jniBs, t+kpr.s ~ Hts.
CLEkB. &. sMyTu tsop,s s I .pxjlz
CBAHl a. " liOWLAsh " L. II.sryNsgEl.
EDWARD DiRLlSH1ob SAraANIsL X. BBr.ps
EkhhI I. Dush, joe u. jluhs
x. M. srOTskFBtso so, Wn. Ii. SWIFT
ANTHONY HtuaIH5
WIN. S HiLLEs, frsline,l
GRO. y. susH. Vice Prast,ent.
apria-tf h.r. TAYLOR, Ire su {
E>IRST NATIONAL gANa
vF wiLs,N,glns
usroniiuhY OF rd8 i-tisLr su~.-
FINANCIAL AaENr uP 1as tNiGgD sTl'
sDn ARD bH1rs ,r,siten,
1EO. b Aiix rrt,L'Ho .ash!e
PAID u. CAPITAL ~.
~ Philadelphia ami NV fulk ..xei Az -,
msned tt fesular dcpositors situon, unsrse
Discount da's Mondays aud Tniag!..ys :. e
DihE,Ioa
G1eiiisuI n sntyIn t.,..ry- t,..t
Israel PuseY, til ijarrell.
Henry $: McCon6, Joshua 7. n,a4i.
DaIel James. lillian 1E.nhl.,
Edward Betis o,;i-,.
NEW GOODS
=. s. X BuTLEA
Asv MARKET sKpEsT,
oders tor saie
writing DESKS,
work Boxes,
satchos,
,,.,,,rol,n..,. Pocket Cr.lery,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Jd.enue ami To, Books,
focket Books,
Games,
AND VARIETY OF usEFUL AND FANCY
ARTICLES. dec1s-9t
THOMAS r. TAsEHR JR. sTxrBRS +. N. TAsKRR
MORRIS, TASKER S co.
PASCAL IRON HoHBs
Pplladeipnia
r"sHkR IRON WuRE
New Castle, DEL
Once, FIFTH AND TAsKRR STs Pn!iaielpnn
once and Warehouse, 10 ticld Street, Nav Y0rk
once aDd warehouse No. 90 Oliver St Boston
MANUFACTURERS OF
%RouehT IRON WELDED TUBES, plain, val,a,
niz.f and r'sbbT -ooatsd ,or GAS, steam and
Water.
iAP-~ aLDED CHARCOAL lhuH eylLss
TUBES.
0lL-wELL TUBING AND CASING,
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS
BRASS VALVES AND COCKS.
GAS AND STEAM -fITTERs' TOOL.
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS
IMPROVED COAL-9AS APPARATUS, aj,
We would call special attention Io 0ur Fatent yn
canixed RHbber-cOsten IubA nsrs2-iy
pRACTICAL UMBRELLA MAKER.
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AeW Adrgrt.srmtuls

MARYLAND FARMS AND HOMES
IVA 1919 0acres Near railroad ocatlnn henltny
Titles good. Address WM :. k'DGLGN, t'orney.
Dtnlo' Maryland. mars iw
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The United States ui -
America
~.
An luuy Rpyhold

America OF he Statn nj IL
,nt,,.,,, n',,,, aware III and Tor
FAf'hu"f Heypoiu New Caste COUNTY,
III pursuance OF an order Of the, Honorable Fd.
ward W. Giipn, tsquire, Chitf Justice Of The stat
i o. nrlawhre ahi ds such the fres III ng Judge of
merely given that an application has been made hv
Ahlluhy Higgins, ksqulre. al tOfney AMI tuy unthnr
izfd aye 9l the nlted States OF merra thai Ihe
H. H. sam' anteL states are desirous of purchasing
,ne er chon OF Light BOnsc, h nee l. pht ana
ileht heepers Dwelling, certain tract Of iand ihe
property Ol Anthony IL yhOld, wi hin the ult al
sns sai siate, tultd ~ ked Lion Ilun1r,d in New
Shetle iuullty,Whlch from q disagreement an mr. 90
ne r. fuses to c0nv y to ;he United states Knuii
and described u follows, tO-wit '
besinhlne dt stake on the s0utherly side of a
iahs @ VI ath roati al point iroln which the son H.
e4st CO.. ner OF bricI tenant dwelling house ON thp
ltTh ol SAID Anthony ~ hold, bears norm sev.niv
tIvt @ u,gfees tni iolty-two minutes west distant
rom sald corner Of said house, four hlln,itet ami
elghly-t@o Feet and fifteen hunareiths O a fnnt
Nsk lh-lOO), thence from said beginning Ia scn,h
~ mlnutes east Tour hundred feet to stake In fhe
nehi, thehoe north elghtY-fye degrees /, mi nftv
Dlnut's \ vest. two hundred and eighteen fee, ana
eghttents OF foot to another STAKE in Tho MIA a.,
pUlhi iiol Wlich tie sad southeast corner of he
Aforesaid DITCH house, bears orth tw,nty.sis ia
prets anu six minutes ives, thence lrGIn tue Iust
mentioned stake no IN flfy minutes west tn,,r
nuhiet M tee 10 stake by the post and rail fence IN
Inc sonthery side Of the aft resaid lane or tsr,n
roati, ON VIII Ii stake the south asst corner of tba
Aforesaid brick binding, bears north slyty ihrsa
uegree AMI lily.eght minutes west and is distant
TWO nunle AMI seventy feet and one.tonth ~
1901, Thence from the last mention ell stake hv th
sou merry side of sad lane or farm road. snnin |
elghty-lYe degrees and tf minutes east two IN M |
uttu anu eigileen ieet and eight tentis uf n fon,
to the place Of beginning. Containing two A. as ~
and and alsl the right of way o The san,e 49, o
me above mentioned lane or fam ROAD, A q, Inc |
properly oil the said Auth0ny heyhO,d anh tyI,hin /
the limits OF the sah tate, situated in the ahnn h
mentioned County and hundred SAID lane or 'ar,
'o2d 'eaulns from the above described lot OF iapd
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MONEY EASILY MADE BY SELL.
WI ING Teas AZ Importers prices, or getting IN
clubs In town and country Tor the ullt 81 rca ,CI.bb
ny In America, Greatest ndu,emruts stud 'nr
clr nar, CANTON TEA co, las Chambers >trne,.
NY. marsa
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VNEAS RETAILED AT IMPORTEk'S
L PRICES.
BY TuX

GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.,
sS Arch Street, cor Second and Coates Streets and
6si ;. Second 81 Philadelphia, Pa.
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How TO ACQUIRE GOOD HEALTH.
L valuable book containing "a engravings eX-
planning he Cause aud cure of all Diseases, Ly DIX
Gi + As'N, lW'1 Arcn street, Phadpp ia, IA the
wel-known hulor Hnd popular lecturer. sent to
any ADDRESS Tor 10 cents. frl22-Iw
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE FAST
4 n est selling book ever publ shed send for spe-
clmen pages and our extra teru = 10 Agents.
NATIONAL PURLis HING co,
IebA2,4W fHiladelphia IN
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ENREE SAMPLE TO AGENTS LA.
Il DIES Combination Seele-Book, with Chro-
mos Send stamp Il. p. rLuCK, New Bedioro,
faflD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29

@. A. II.
The following will be ofinterest to the members
Of the G. A. r.:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF MAINE, }
@. A. of the r., Asst Adjt Generals Office,
Augusta, Dec. 24th, 1875.
Gsnsral Ordas No.4.
l. The Ninth Annual Eucampment Of this De-
partment will be held at the Headquarters of Post
Folsom, No. A, of Auburn, on Friday, January
2lst, 1876, at o'clock P. NJ, tor the election Of
Department Officers, and for the transaction Of
such other business as may properly come before
it.
IL. The Commander of Post A will detail an
sufficient number of Sentinels, for duty during
the Encampment. The Officer ofthe Day will re-
port to the Asst Adjt General at 6.45 p. NJ, on
the 2lst, for instructions.
LII. Department Headquarters will be estab-
ished at the Elm House, Auburn, and the Council
o'clock P. NJ, the 2lst.
Nv. In accordance with the amendments to
Article II, Chapter III, of the Rules and Regula.
tions, passed at the last session Of the National
gate for every twenty-five members in good stand
ing, and an additional delegate for final fraction
of more than half that number. Post Command
ers are members of the Encampment by virtue Of
their office. and should not, therefore, be elected
- delegates.
ward 10 these Headquarters, before the 10th of
January, 1876, the Adjutsnts Quartermaster's
and Surgeons reports, together with all dues; also
credentials Of delegates and aternates to Depart
ment Encampnent, elected at the last meeting in
December, Same time and manner as Post OIL
cers.)
vi. Arrangements have been made with the
Maine Central II, II. to sell tickets to all who may
wish to attend the Encampment for one fare the
round trip.
VII. Since the last General Order, new Post
of the Grand Army has been organized at North
Turner, and numbered II. The name of"Wilson
has been adopted by Post II, and the same is here
by approved; and the full designation of this
Post will hereafter be Wilson Post No. II, Depart
ment of Maine, G. A. X.
VIII. Orders announcing Mastering Officers
will be issued in few days. Posts that have not
forwarded recommendations as requested by the
Chief Mastering officer, should do SO at once.
Attention OF Post Commanders is called to Cir
culsr No. !, of Medical Director, dated March %.
1875 as Necrologi.t of the Department. and re-
quest such Posts as have not responded to do so
on or before the 10th Of January, 1876.
By order of SEI.DEN CONNOR,
Department Commander.
Official. ;. j. GALLAGHER,
Asst Adjt General.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29
NEWS BY. TELEGRAPH
TO rHE---
Daily Eennehee auurual.
BANGOR.
Trial of the Water Works.
10 TN E.


Bangor, December %. The water works al
Bangor have been recently completed, and an ex
hbtion trial was given Tuesday q. m. Twelve
large streams we're played at one time. The trial
was very satisfactory, and the Holly system is q
success in Bangor. Large crowds of people wit
messed the sight.
LATER.
To-day has been an interesting one to our peo.
pie, as the contract test of the Holly waer works
just completed, has been made.
The FIRST test consisted of playing twelve one
inch streams from hydrants in the vicinity Of East
Market Square; streams played lao feet high with
los pounds pressure at the works.
The next test was through two inch nozzle,
2S6 feet horizontally, with 1855 pounds pressure
At p. M, eight streams were played from by
drants on East Broadway, and On the corner Of
York and broadway between 10 and $50 feet
high, pressure 1875 lbs; elevation above low water
mark l20 feet.
Next test, playing six streams, height reached
l24 feet; pressure l4j lbs; elevation above low
water mark $50 feet.
Last test, four sire ans, from the top Of Thomas
hill, 220 feet above low water mark, height OF
stream l2O feet, pressure 10 lbs.
The tests have been highly satisfactory, and
were witnessed by large crowds Of people The
cost Of the works is $lS6,00O.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29
PiDRTLAN ID.
CQlliSion.

Portland, December 2S The steamer City Of
Richmond collided with the schooner Martha A.
Brown of Belfast, in this harbor last night, but
damage trifling.
Fire at Sea.
The schooner Winona, o. j. Col.on, master, Of
and for Boston, with cargo Of hay from Bucks
port took fire att o'clock last evening of Georges
Island, near Monhegap, and was entirely con-
sumed. The crew of four men we're taken of by
schooner Neptune of East Machias, and arrived
here at five this morning. The vessel was "a tons
burden and had about 60 tons Of hay on board
Unsuccessful Attempt to Escape from the
Reform School.
An unsuccessful attempt to escape from the Re-
form School, occurred Sunday morning. Christ
mas afternoon. Superintendent Wentworth was in
formed of the existence Of plot for escape of
several inmates. Extra guards were placed. At
two O'Clock Sunday morning, five boys seiz.d and
gagged the watchman in the dormitory, who had
fallen asleep, and robbing him Of the key nearly
escaped. The watchman freeing himself, followed
and the boys were re-csptursd, and have been tax
en- to Portland jail to await trial. The officer was
somewhat injured in the affair. The larger num-
Der of boys behaved excellently.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Difficulty With England.

San Francisco, December %. Files from Hong
Kong contain the following:
Placards, cenauring the Chinese government fol
arranging terms with Mr.. Wade, appeared II
Peking, but were Immediately removed by tht
authorities. An uneasy feeling prevails among
the native officials regarding the recent negotia
tons.
The Late Murder.
1t is reported that fresh information duplicating
the Monein authorities in Mr.. Morgaray murder
have been discovered.
The Late Negotiations.
kilograms have just been received Indicating
that anything but satisfactory feeling prevail.
among the Chinese, with regard to the recent ne
gotiations. They appear to bear out what was be
fore stated. that the difficulty has only been settled
temporarily.
Americans Dissatisfied.
Considerable dissatisfaction is felt among the
American residents of Tientsin and Pekin, at the
order of Admiral Reynolds in sending the .. 8
steamer Monacacy to Shanghai for repairs, owing
to the unsettled state Of affairs in Yunnau.
Failure.
There is now NO doubt whatever Of the failure
of Russell + Sturgis. merchants. Of Manila. Or
the fact becoming known in Manila, . regular
panic ensued. This state of affairs lasted some
days, but by the time the steamer left, the panic
had passed away. although confidence is very
much shaken.
The local liabilities of the firm will range from
81 600 600 to 81 100000. 1t is believed in certain
influential and interested quarters, that arrange
ments will be made whereby the house will soor
be enabled to resume.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29

In Greensils On the 18th Inst, ct IL edvnneea
age Of 81 yeexs. He wss bosn n 81. Fnnais,
Canada, and he's been chisf Il hi t1ibo ~ 1nn9
years. Though making his home n Grssavi1ls,
be has been in constant corFespondsnce with hi
tribe. advising and directing them. BE acquifed
fns education and possessed abilities that mieAs
have distinguished him in business oe lissrssy
pursuits. yet he preferred the hunting grounds
and camp life to either. He married q The ags
Of 23 and is the father Of 9 children, only Of
whom survive him. He was member Of NORTH
Star lodge, F. q A. Masons, Of Lancaster, n. H.,
In good and regular standing. II Bangor Wig.
The Lewiston Journal ssys that Luther Han,
Esq, who lives in So. Bowdoin, is So ysars and q
months old. He has lived on he sane farm Il
years; has been the father Of IA children, al Who
lived to be married; has held various o6icss Of
trust. He has paid only Sl6 for doctors' bills for
himself, and that was to DR.. JamesA McKeen Of
Topsham.f
Monday evening party from Bangor, consist
ing of D. p. Wingate and family, B. N. Thoms
and wife, William Delano and family and Charles
Fernald, in all "A persons, started for California
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29
rELEGRAMsIN GENERAL.

A fire At Jasper. Fla, has destroyed large por-
ton Of the business part of the town.
Ths Bolivia from New York, and Heca from
Boston. have reached Queenstown.
The liabilities of Chapperly & Collins of New
York. hat dealers who have assigned, are stated
to be from $1,000 to 5000 900.
Theodore NJ. Vale, now assistant superintend-
ent of the railway mail service, will be appointed
superintendent to succeed Col. Bangs.
The new Capt. General Of Porto Rico has arrived
at Porto Rico City.
Everything is quiet in Hayti.
Reinforcements have been sent to Henani,
Spain. Operations in Guipuxcoa will begin i'm
mediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29

Boating Matters.

The Princeton University crew will remain in
the rowing association, and in q card deprecates
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29
The Whiskev War.

J. "A. Cunningham, q whiskey dealer IN high
standing, publishes card in the Courier Journal
regarding the charges of the Inter- Ocean, in
which he says the same are wholly unfounded; !;
in fact be furnishes abstracts Of all the correspon
dence relating to the seizure of his whskey, and
shows conclusively that Bristow has never been
his counsel nor was ever spoken to by himself
concerning the case.
Regarding the statement that Bristow was dis
missed after becoming Secretary, Mr.. G. says the
same is tase and that the case is still pending in
regard to Douglass action in the case. Mr.. C..
SAYS the ex.Commissioner agreed in April last to
release his goods if he would agree to relieve the
government of any damages that may have result
ed from the seizure.
that Douglass made several propositions to COM
promise, at the same time saying that he was of
the opinion that the case was q weak one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29

List or Patents
Issued from the United States Patent Office to
citizens of Maine for the week ending Dec. oath,
1875. Furnished for the Journal, from m the office
Icitors for American and Foreign Patents, 5l3
Seventh Street, Washington, DC. Drawings and
Specifications Of any Patent in this list furnished
for 25 cents.
3,77s. Pudding Furnaces. S. Caddick. Penn
broke. Patent No: 70,322, dated Oct. 20, 1867.
Titled Oct. 3, 1874.
Brief.-Furnace-ch chill is made hollow, and is sur
mounted by removable pipe. The furnace-doors
are lined with fire brick, the last brick keying the
Others into place. Fire-box is also furnished with
q water-casing. Bed-plate rests upon hollow
water-bearers. The stack is braccd with L-shaped
skeleton corner-irons.
6,7SO. Machines for Making Cushions for
Finger Ring Boxes. b. L. Dennson, Brunswick.
Patent No. l6l ,4s3. dated March 80, 1875. Filled
Oct. II, 1851
l7O,924. Drying Apparatus. A. Wilder, Au
gusta. Filled Dec. i, lS75.]
Brief.SThe frame carrying the lower rollers
can be depressed By rack and pinion, to keep the
fabric extended. The lower rollers are detachably
connected to the frame.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29

Health and long life are secured only by careful
attention to the first symptoms of disease. The
sore throat and slight cough are warnings that
should be needed at once; if not imme edately ar
rested they will end in Catarrh or Consumption
perhaps death. To remove the Inflammation and
allay the cough, pure tar as contained in the "For
est Tar Trouches," is the best article for this pur
pose. Get them Of your druggist with the "Forest
Tar Book" or send 20 cents to the Forest lar
Co., Portland, Me- for sample box.
dec29. +&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29
WARREN LOCALS.
SHOWS and SleiGhing That Light High
school Exercises.

SHOWS and sleishing That Light High
school Exercises.
The number of our snow storms has been
enough thus far, but the quantity is small and
oftentimes fog or rain takes of what has come,
consequently sleighng is Of few days at time.
A good snow storm on Saturday, but the follow
ing fog and rain last night, (he 27th), reduces or
elevates us to wheels again. We don't object to
the weather, but when we can hear the fog whistle
at White Head Light, every few moments and
know that fog and storm may result in some dis
aster to shipping on our coast, anything but
pleasant thought is felt. We are not nearer than
nine miles from the sea, but near enough to have
sympathy with those "who go down in ships"
We scanned the Saturdays Journal to find out
where that FIRE was on Friday evening. We only
saw that you the glare to the east of Augusta,
while we saw it to the northwest Of Warren We
watched it for an hour or more. Its distance must
have been considerable. The fact of its being
seen in two towns so far distant shows the great
power of artificial light
The high school examination and general ex-
ercises of Thursday and Friday of last week, were
exceedingly pleasant hours both TO scholars,
teachers and friends. Glasses were examined in
Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, History. Alge-
bra, Rhetoric and Philosophy We have thought
that heretofore, when classes in these have
been examined, that they were superior, but
we have never seen scholars acqut them
selves better than on this occasion. Much
credit is due to the assistant teacher, Miss
Eaton, for her systematic and thorough work
The general exercises of the second class con-
sisted entirely of reading and declamations, while
the first class, numbering twenty-five, had a
wider range, including original essays. Many Of
these showed marked talent in selecting, arrang-
;ng and presenting the subject matter. What
they did predicts fine place for them at their
graduation, in one year. Pleasant remarks were
made by Revs. Dutton and Goodrich, Messrs.
starritt and Hi nckly, and DR.. Burton. Dr. Bur-
.on spoke of the influence that the school was hav
ing in town, and would continue to have. Paid a
pleasant compliment to teacher and community,
by saving the one had received not q word of
fault in the three years of the high school, and the
community was one of the best to live in. We
think 50. The appreciation Of the teachers by the
school is shown by their kind remembrances
Niss Eaton received from members Of the third
class at the hands of the Principal, three volumes
of Little Classics, and the Principal from the
other two classes, by Mr.. F. M. Hall, one OF
the FIRST class being spokesman, students lamp,
and gold pen and holder. These last are suggest
i've, especially to one who wants to see and ought
TO write better. We only hope that the givers en-
loved il as much as the receivers.
n.~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29
Fire.
MASSACHUSETTS.

Burned to Death.
Boston, December %. This morning a snail
house in Randolph, owned by widow, name un-
known, was burned together with the occupants
who were probably asleep.
Obituary.
Hon Chas. Hubbard, formerly member of the
legislature and ex- State Senator, died in Chelsea
to-day, aged so years. He was prominently
known in business affairs.
Eastern Railroad Bonds.
The Journal publishes report, the correctness
of which it questions, of an alleged discovery oi
$3.50 600 worth of bonds of the Eastern railroad
said to be in excess Of the amount entered on the
books of the company.
Verdict.
The Jury, in the case of Abraham Jackson, the
noted defaulter and forger. rendered = verdict
this p. m, Of guilty.
Criminal Matters.
The Governor to-day ordered the rendition oi
Gustavus Abbott, doing business at the corner o!
Friend and Washington streets, to New York au.
thorties. Abbott was arrested some days since
on the charge Of obtaining Sl70O worth of car
pets from New York house, on false representa-.
iions OF his business standing.
The Explosion at Boston.
Experts employed by the coroner's jury to in.
vestigate the cause Of the recent gas explosion
have discovered that the drip cock of the gai
main had been left open. through the care.
lessness of an employe of the gas company. caus.
ing rapid accumulation of gas, which in some a.
yet unexplained manner became ignited. causing
the explosion.
suspended.
Worcester, December 2S. The suspension o
James A. Smith and G. n. & j. A. Smith, wooler
manufacturers, is announced. Liabilities various
ly reported at from $780, to S6oo00o; asset:
not known.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-29
Chicago Produce Market.

Flour-extra spring Oea6 30.
Wbeat-No. spring cash aa4i,; 951sa96 Feb.
9tha Jan.
Corn--No. }. mi xed, cash -47hs-; Jan.-siSa
47sa-Dec.
Oats-No. 2, -hS0- cash Feb. 30ka-. Jan. 30 \
Kye-No. 2, 61I4a6s
Barley-No. spring s2ka- cash; s0-a- Jan.
Feb 80
Dressed Hogs-1 s5aI 1j.
Pcik-lS l9-a-- cash; 10 1lk JAN; "a 10 l1k
Feb; 10 l0al9 Is Dec.
Lard IL To- ala ls3. each; 2 3Ttsa Jan.
~ 80 al! 80 Feb.
Bulk Meats shoulders "a; short rib mid
i0IA-; short clear mid l0i4a-.
Hams Is rs average a..
Whiskey-l09-a-.
Freights-Corn TO Buffalo. -05S; wheat do ~
A..
Recepts-2 ,000 hour; 81 O0t wheat; 100000 corn,
81 900 oats; 1000 rye; 81 900 harley.
Shipments { % hour; q OH wheat; 65,t %
corn II 900 oats: 5000 barley: 200 rye.