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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-20

singers went on with the anthem after a
moments hesitation, and by the time they
came to the solo, which Rosie was to sing
she was ready to go on with her part, As
her voice rang out clear and soft, look
of startled surprise was noticed on the
minister's face, and a few at least OF the
congregation. were aware that something
extraordinary had happened Rosie now
quite calm sung her piece to the end, but
when the minister arose to read the open
ing exercises. some thought they observed
slight tremor in his voice. Only one In
the congregation knew why there was
such an earnestness in his prayer that was
offered for the bringing together offriends
separated, most of them thinking he re-
ferred to the long separation OF the
churches of the town.
When the services were ended he hurried
from the pulpit and met Rosie as she came
down from the gallery. There was
greeting that rather surprised those OF the
congregation who saw it. but few words
Of explanation set their minds right, and
before night the whole town knew that
Rosie was the affianced bride of Edward
Bentley, the new Baptist minister, and
that it was love affair of long standing
Everybody went 10 the weddihS' Which,
was in the Congregational church, and
everybody went to the reception at Miss
Bailev's which was the grandest affair
Bosworth had ever known.
At the end of the year Rosie babe fare
well to the little town to go to her city
home. But even she. so far distant from
the little village, will ever have pleasant
memories Of the assistance she gave in the
religious revolution in Bosworth through
the enterprise of the sixteen old maids
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that INV wife Me,tho I.ns
smell has len my bed and board. Therefore forbid
my hsIboring or trusting her on nv account,
SH'ns nay "a 1881. C.WALrER SMELL
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c. w. RHODES, N. D., supt

KENNEBEC COTNTr-I IN Probate Court at
augusta, GA the secoRd Monday OF hdg, ISL
nACHEL l.. MORRILL,, Guardian OF Sarah Ali e
IL Morrill,, Of Boston, Mass. minor having pefi
ii ned for license TO sell the following real cstate of
said ward, the proceeds 10 be place. on interest, viz
All the interest OF said ward in winthrop. in sad
county, in the homestead of Gustavus Morrill, la e
of winthrop, containing about i've acres; also the
wards interest in part of 10; No, s. in said Win
throp. Said guardian is represented byW Watt.
Is school ST., Room A. Boston. Mass.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday of
June next. In the kennebec Journal, a
newspaper printed in Augusta that all persons inter-
ested may attend at q Court of Probate then to be
holden 1t Augusta. and show cause, dany, why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
EMERY .. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN, Register. 3weus
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FARM FOR SALE.

Situated in Sidney, on REYNOLDS Hill so called 81
miles from Augusta IS of land. le of woodland
the rest divided into pasturage and fiIlage Story
and half house with ell. good stable, well in the
house and one At stable good orchard, mostly young
trees all grated. chance Tor good crop the coming
season; plenty Of dressing; year old colt wagon;
two cows and farming tools, said farm cuts shout
10 tons Of good hay. Any one wishing to purchase
please call Immediately, wish to sell ON account
Of poor health. REUBEN WING.
marl6Dlwkw2mos Center Sidney, Maize
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Conversations On The BjD|R. "

by Rev. DIR. ENOCH POND, President of the Bsn..0,
Theological Seminary. We have spared no exnessa
make these the most beautiful work ever sold n ~
State OF Maine. The reputation of Dr. Pond need, nv
comment. For particulars call on or address Nv
G. A. NICHOLS & CO.. Springfield, Mass
may6tSv,w
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscri.
~ Der has been duly appointed Administrator
on the estate of
ABRAM MARSH. late of Windsor,
in the County of kennebec deceased, infestste and
has undertaken that trust by given bond the law
directs: All persons therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased desired TO
hibit the same for settlement, and all indebted to
said estate requested TO make Immediate nav
ment 10 ISAAC n. MARSH.
May 2, ISL. 3wcO~
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Somerset Railroad i.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Somerset Railroad will be held in Memorial
Hall. West Wa,erville, on "Wednesday. the eighth
av of June at ten of the clock in the forenoon,
list, To choose Board of Directors for the ensuing
year.
I'd. For the transaction of any other business that
may he brought before them.
Per Order Of the Directors,
EDWARD ROWE. Clerk.
Norridgewock, NAV IL. ISL. maylstd
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MEDICAL HOME FOR INvALlDS!
No. ft9 Marlboro Street, Boston, Mass.
EPILEPSY, PARALYSIS, BRAIN and
NERVOUS DISEASES CURED.

DIR. G. W. Rhodes. the founder Of the Home, was
himself restored health from Paralysis by this
treatment II is one of the pleasantest places liz
Boston, and has been in successful operation fifteen
years; imposing. brown stone structure, andone
of the most elegant buildings i'm this the arts
tocrstic neg hborhood of Boston. All the most im-
proved conveniences to be found in this instu-
tiou Patients who desire 10 be treated at their
own homes, can have remedies and applications sent
them BY express, with full directions. Write full
particulars ard enclose stamp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

Rlchmond.Alblon.
Car.on App.ai, Nor.mL.r 8.

So'So" hPPs"sb @'oes""s' VI
The arguments before the supreme
Court In the Richuond-Albion case
closed yesterday. The arguments Of
Messrs. Clarke and Stewart occupied The
court. At the conclusion OF Mr.. Stswart's
remarks Mr.. Wren asked that thirty.hve
days be allowed In which to file briefs.
Ho had important business which called
him East, and the time asked for
was necessary. Mr.. Stewart thought
that thirty-Hvs days was too long Q time.
a. the case had been gone over pretty
we'll by counsel. The gentleman him
self (Mr. wren) had exceeded him 10
point OF time In argument. Mr.. Wren.
elancing ct the clock, acknowledge that
no had hung on Just half an hour longer
than the honorable ex-senator, but that
that gentleman had taken good care to
have his associates make II mp. The
Court reminded counsel that whore there
had been 90 much oral argument the
shorter the time occupied In preparing
briefs would be desirable. The Court,
however. allowed the time asked by Mr..
Wren, with ten days additional to reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
interpretations

The following articles Of incorporation
vsre on Saturday flsd In the ONCE OF
the Secretary Of State Of Carson:
Comstock Prospecting Company; cap.
itsi stock, 500. 900. Direotors-consnt
B. Briefly. @. J. Spscht. Robert Row
land, Peter R. SAVAGE, O. O. Thomas,
Thomas Barton. h. Il. Sheldon. Prin.
cipsl place Of business. Sutro, Lyon
county, Nevada. incorporated for the
purpose Of doing . general mining. MILL
Ing. ditching and draining business IN
the Territory Of New Mexico.
Pacific Mining Agency; capital stock,
Si00. 900. Direstors-Themas b. Wells.
w. A. Nurphey, J. B. Hickey. ]. Hsidy.
Principal place Of business, Aurora. n.
msfalda county, Nevada. Incorporated
for the purpose Of dsing . general min
ing. milling. aitchIHg, etc.,, business IN
Esmsralda county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

New York telegram says that Post.
master General James has effected IN i'm
portans arrangement whereby the New
York mails will bs sent through to Chi
cago In less than twenty.six hours. By
the new arrangement direct connection
will be made with the overland mails for
San Francisco. and the people on the
Pacific slsps will receive their mails .
day and . half earlier than formerly. II
has always seemed as though the rate Of
speed over the Union and Central Pacific
road could be considerably accelerated 10
required. to say nothing Of the road Sec
tons and csnnestisns eastward. Two
or three years hence. when the present
projected competing lines are anishsd.
rivalry Ii liable TO result in still livslisr
speed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
Al Engine for Texas.

wisasssesa Siis.r State. NossmS.r 4.
4 Locomotives for the Galveston, Har-
risburg q Ban Antonio Railroad passed
through here yesterday. This road ID
owned By the Central Pacific Company
II extsnds. or rather will extend whsn
completed. frsm FL Paso to the Gull Of
Mexico. It is now built about one hun.
dred milss east Of FL Pass. and work 10
being carried on on both ends Of the
line. There Is . gap Of some $50 miles
ystto 30 built, and It 10 expected 70 have
the cars running through from the Pa-
clio to the Gull Of Mexico next Sep
TENDER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
Lyon County Items.
paxton T;ms.. Nor.m1sr 8.

1eysN" A
Pink-sys has made its appearances In
Mason Valley. Last week Manly John
son lost q very valuable mare which hs
had out for pasture on the ranch OF MIR.
Spraeg. One Of Mr.. Spraeg's horses
siss died Of the same disease.
There was u much larger crowd ut the
Walker River Fair than was anticipated.
The exhibit OF stock and country pro-
duce slse exceeded the expectations OF
the managers. and every ons 10 well sat.
isfsd that this 10 only the frst OF . series
Of successful displays.
On Wednesday. Laura. the thrse:year-
old child Of Park Barnes. pulled . kettle
OF Boiling water ovsr on her and received
. severe scald on the legs. Though
painful Il IL mot extensive enough to DO
dangerous. and shs II now recovering.
It IL reported that some very rich rock
was discovered In the shaft which Philip
Gsyer IL sinking back Of the brewery In
Silver City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

Doc. Benton. the well known livery
stable man OF Carson has just returned
from an extended trip in the Weed river
county. He speaks we'll Of the mining
prospects and the people. and found NV
sral sld-tins C~omstoeksrs doing well In
business. He rsports that Thomas Lane,
son.in.lsv Of Msjsr Gsrrard. Warden Of
the State Prison. has sold . mine on
Snake river 10 New York capitalists for
Sle0. 900. Benton u Of the opinion that
wood river viii do hrst rate to keep
away from until ns<t spsiss o. summer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
Trial Jurors.


The following trial jurors have been
summoned TO appear before the United
Ststss Circuit Court today. j. A. Hoo
yer. II. 8. Fuller. F. Boskowitz, j. p.
Smith. John Mlnson, W. d. Lawrence.
W. Cssssr. J.. Coleman. Geo. 8. Grisr.
David Lachman. W. B. Ryan. d. II.
Holland. 4. Il. Chspin. Moritx Cohn,
W. II. Thsmpsoa. R. Il. Charles. Q. p.
Hall, 8. n. Davidson. @. 8. King.
James Tonbs. J. P. Nswland. Jacob
Klein. John RspP. E. b. Mcclure,
Isaac Harris, @. r. Brsnt. w. II. Little,
Gee. w. ThashsF. J. P. Foulks. G. A.
Grail. E. P. Lovsjoy. Edward Babeock.
4. w. Swan. W. b. Blauvslt, D. I.
Jenss, O. @. CLARK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

A yousg man 10 Russia OF decided
ability was attacked BY an acute disesss
brought on by excessive dissipation. A.
ter his recovery be was found TO have
lost oil his mental faculties except ealcu.
ton and memory. These were increased
10 such . degree that be could surpsss
oil mathsmaticians In power Of mental
calculation, and could repeat poetry.
which occupied several minutes 10 read.
ing after bearing It only once. In oil
other respects he 10 o helpless idiot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
Commissions.

The following commissions were on
Saturday Issued from tho Governors
office: @. G. Hubbard. Notary Public.
to reside at Eureka; E. B. Cushmsn,
Notary Public, 10 reside it Csndslaria;
F. Il. Carlton, Commissionsr Of Deeds.
TO reside at Minneapolis, MINI; O.
Wheat, Commissioner Of Deeds. 10 re-
side at San Francisco; 3. r. Enquist,
Commissioner Of Deeds, to reside ct San
Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
cAruoL,o

~. ..,,..,.r In trsIand has had ths
o.. =. $50. ,ha land rsnt.ee vsrv
-.,-.,.n. .,a notv;th.t.ndine thu
go, "No R.p,r" sxhor.a,ions Of
p.,,.u and thu Land League. the
$500. and ,sn.nts ara hastsnirc by
,h.,..na. a h.vs their rent sdiudicat.
"A mo, and established By the various
I.na co~mmis.ions. Thus far, the
100 Al. AMMAN. 10 ooerats moro 10 the
.d,a,t.a. Of III. tenant than the land.
lord. and TO have decidedly q ~paciiyine
influence. Whether Il will have that
sff,ct u~piysrsally throuehsut the ooun-
,rv. rsu.ins 10 be nan. Ths el,rpv Of
o.tbo,;o Ir.l,nd b.vs hesn and ..iiI ara
In .vu,.,h, Nth TIA Lana Act. and
ill .,s,.,.. vs,v ..,ono i.ansnes In
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"a iii. ..r.. ~ L. .ruu.,,,v ;ono,sd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

Mrs. Blifkins Of Lower Gold Hill has
been trying to put on style Of late BY get.
ting up the elaborate Sunday dinners
programmed in the San Francisco Argo.
naui every Saturday. Yesterday Bliikins
struck on the arrangement, and dinsd
at Q restaurant. He says this dreaming
Of the devil every Sunday night and be-
ing half dead from indigestion all the
next day Is played out. He has stopped
the Argonaut.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

President Arthur has designated
Thursday. November Gath. a. q day OF
national thanksgiving and prayer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

President Garfield. when he for the
last tins entered the Warrington rail.
way station. carried . small hand trunk
which no had packed himself. His
widow preserves IL a. he left 1t and will
not allow Il TO be unpaeksd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

A. Stein. Of Iowa City, Iowa, get
crazy drunk and jealous. and last Friday
cut his wife's throat. chopped up his
mother-in-lsw. and then killed himself
by poison. His mother-in-law however,
was too tough. and triunphs over him
at last, for she IL fast recovering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

Reports Of heavy snow storms in
Western Now York. Ontario and some
points in New England. remind NJ that
Winter 10 fast approaching.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

The State Board Of Pardons meets
today at Carson. A large amount Of
business comes before them this time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

Charles Croker has given $4,000 to
the Academy OF Sciences. San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

T HAvl JUST ADDED 10 NJ OLD
EizKD LATHR, PLANRR and bTRAn
HAMMER. III Of the lsssst and most improved
construction, and an now prepared 70 NAN
nd Repair Ill kinds and al sixss Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

MILL 4 MINING MACHINERY
A. N. sAorsss. notice and on the moe. rs.sos.
10 lon GEORGE xrxrrT. Proprtstos.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-23
VIRGINIA NOTES,

James G. Updike has been appointed
31sInaSter al Buffalo Forge. Va, and Joseph J.
huii"Td at Martins Station same state.
Mail messenger service has been dis
Continued at Loch lomOnd. GoOchland County.
u l1ctlnOnd and Alexandria Railroad Station.
Letters from the Hot Springs, in Ar
hi-isa> represent that James 4. COWardin, ESQ.,
die 'cneIable senior editor of the DISPATCH has
been greatly benefited. and will probably return
nome before long entirely rehabiiitaed in health
PoStmaSters have been commissioned
p follows; William J. Payne, Hunters Lodge;
Lew stern. Rubber Glen: Claiborn L. Wilson
H,.>i""hen Church; Charles r. Tutfree Wattsyille
40 enac County new office; Kate Massie
'---'ch. Scott County new oflice)
HE following change has been made
y, d Slar-route III Virginia: Route 1852. Rocky
-lg,iGi - Big iick-Leave Rocky Mount MONDAYS
-ii --o;lyS at twelve H., arrive at BOnbrOOk by
i. D. Ia: leave BOnbTOUk Mondays and FRIDAYS
q. >!N g. In. arrive az Rocky Mount by eleven a.
II .t,Re BonbrOuk Tuesdays ard SATURDAYS at
tx 4 IN, arrive at Big Lick by eleven H. IN; leave
:. : --'tk tuesdays and saturdays at twelve m
''--i'e Il! BonbrUOk by five p. IN.
Warren :. Lurlv. United States district
"-.,ii'y igg The Western District OF Virginia met
-. 1 q >,--lous accident saturday evening a few
- move haw!ey Springs, III Rockingham
= - Niilcl came very near being fatal His
- -Al'!ped over 4 prCcipice twenty feet high
- INC side Of the mountain. CARRYING with bin,
- 80 "s=oi IN which Mr.. Lurly was seated He
~ llIoWn out Of the wagon which ran over both
NJ, cruising one badly and iniuring his head
u 5iPe from instant death was very narrow
vi! l.9t he able TO attend the session of his
N0~i' d. abingdon on Tuesday
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-23
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

Electricity in Franklin's time was a
-r-,.,.-: now We make light Oft.
Goth goods died of a rust, buff, or
,,.smoi, colog with sails of iron are found some
+.,r..y - Undergo SO" combustion.
Paris has Young Mems Scientific So
c-.-g. Il an.ds weekly meetings, snd each member
:: .H-l gives lecture upon some scientific topic.
I. is considered by a French scientist
t3s- = Is almost certain that the ancient Egyptians
,,r PhoAiCiaus used steel if indeed, they did not
LAKE il.
There is an effort making in London
F-.. TO lest the system of compassionate clocks
which nave been introduced in Paris Ten stations
s-.r.g5p1sed for the British metropolis.
4 fine specimen of the arolite dis
C..r.ed al Cohahuia Mex, in 1866, has been pur-
,-.,-i rom Professor J. Lawrence Smith, of Louis
Vie X, ior the University Of Rochester.
\ new French appliance is an electric
bake w;:cn IS made to operate on the wheel
r.ac ~ means Of electricity generated during the
l.g.ioa Oh The train and applied at pleasure
Il : said that the quantity of rain-water
v.;.h 5nds its way 10 the ground along the trunks
,rt.crs i very considerable, but that some kinds
r--ccs discharge TINS function better than Others
\ Belgium telephone company have
made arrangements so thai any of the subscribers
i-ag:ng word any evening may be awakened at
ANY hou; next morning by means of powerful
alarm.
Whereas previous investigations have
indicated height Ofabout 80 miles as the great
- cs5eIt Of the eauh's atmosphere, NJ. Jose J.
I~adeur IN a recent paper places it at not less
t..a.. 900 miles.
Al of the timbers used in the Sutro
tra.e are tirst soaked i'll q solution of sulphuric
a.li and IRON. by thus treating the timber it is
sal3>cri hat vermin will be kept away and that
mid and rot viii be greatly retarded.
The rare phenomena of an inverted
...ataw has been observed at a Prussian town.
g.... lIds oc the semicircle, the centre OF which
,..:- he sun. rose and moved westward with the
I...e- fl--ome thirty minutes when the appear
...c .auisned.
\ new theory Of the cause of earth
,.3.-- has been Propounded by DR.. Novak of
H.-u liz considers that. besides the rotation of
.' -lrtl on il AXIS and its revolution around the
--.l q multiplicity Of the motions fthe earth APP
r-ir i! -Iace, IN virtue of which the 4arths axis
.j with # tic equator shift their positions This
,.u.~u.a variation Of The forces centrifugal and
r.u,r5r-.a1. Influencing the earths form and the
-rrssG has 4 tendency to adapt Itself 20 this
I-g.t.y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-23
Travellers, Tesfimony.

Thousands of travellers by land and sea have
vouched for the efficacy OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters preventive of the physical disturbances
which ordinarily arise from change of climate
and the changes of diet water, &C., incident to a
wandering life. Upon systems toned, invigorated,
and regulated by this genial vegetable antdoe the
external causes of debility and disease seem to
produce little or no effect. Forearmed with Hos
letters Bitters, the voyager may bid defiance
to easickness and encounter the chilling fogs of
the British Isles, the coast winds of the Antilles,
the icy temperature of Northern Alaska, or the
burning heat of the tropics with equal impunity.
The effect of this admirable medcated stimulant
is greatly to increase the vital energy ofthe system
thereby enabling it resist and repel the exciting
causes of disease. MWF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-23
Baltimore General Market


BALTIMORE. May Election steady; middng, 1886.
FlOur-25c advance for Patapsco family; others I'M
changed and very active; Howard street and Western
super 50 5O4 %; do extra 81 255 co. do family S. 50
&c %; City Mills SUPER 50 5Og4 90; do extra SOFAS co.
do family, Sc 5O6 o.: do Rio brands. So So Patapsco
family, 81 .. WheatSouthern easier; Western lower
closing steady; Southern red, 81 2lGI 3d. do amber
81 2SG1 3D. Noe Western winter red spot 81 25Ia May
81 2516@i 25l June, 81 2255G1 227 July 81 1861 174
August. 81 Ii(Gl I4i4 Corn-SOuthern steady; West
higher, closing frm Southern white, Coo; do yell
low, nominal Western mixed spot, Coz sGG60Isc; May
595 Ic; June 56' G56ISc: July, 5s56c; steamer
5Slc asked. Oats lower and dull: Western white 10
assoc do mixed, iSG49c. Rye easier at 81 l3GI IA.
Hay quiet prime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land, - 1Jd2j 20. Provisions firmer; mess pork
Old, 81 -. lew, SIS co. bulk meats-Ioose shoulders
and clea fib sides none offering do packed, 6G9c;
Observation-Disclosures &c; clear rib sides loo; hams 1lG
l2C; ar-refined l2c. Butter quiet prime to choice
Western, 100 l5c; fresh grass, lS(12c. Eggs firm at
I3c Petroleum nominal; 75Ic for refined Coffee dull;
Rio cargoes ordinary fair 9Ia6I11ac. Sugar firm;
soft 95sc. Whisky dull at 81 O99I O9s. Freights
Liverpool per steamer dull cotton, 3l61l4d: flour, ISIS
per tom grain, 1gI5ad. Recepts-four 2,558 barrels;
wheat, $3.50 bushels; corn, I22I bushels oats, G6S
bushels; rye, 269 bushels: Shipments-wheat. 7l,O17
bushels: corn, none. Sales-wheat, 265,690 bushels
GgOII bushels