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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-30
Railroads arln Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change OF Time.


On and after SUNDAY. JUNE 18th, 1882
rains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at 500, - (accom. and
9.57 Am. Express, (Express does not stop between
Augusta and Brunswick except at Halowell and
Gardi ner passengers Tor other stations must take
the acc0mmodation.) 2.25 and 100 z. N.
For Portland and Lew lston. 6.uO, Y, y57 A. NJ.
2.55 and ii w p NJ.
TOR kockland, 800, ~ and 957 AN
For Harrington, 9.22 and y57 A. NJ.
r. NJ. Saturdays.)
tor " alvrvill. 2.2O, 9.35 A. NJ. and 3.42 Pm,
(Express) and 400 p. N. (sccom). ,75o-P. NJ. on
Saturdays.)
FOR Skowheean, Belfast Dexter and Bangor 3.i2
P. NJ. (Express) and 400 2. NJ. (accom) 2 20 A. N.
The Express stops only ut Waterville, Durham and
Newport Passengers for way stations must take
the accommodation.
For Dexter and Bangor Saturdays only, stopping
at all stations, AT 100 4. NJ.
Night Pullman Trans each way every night, Sun
days included.
Gardiner Accommodation Train.
AUGUSTA TO GARDINER.
AN. Pm. Pm
augusta, w., SIS 200 6.St
iallewen, w., S.3 20s 6.3e
gardiner, ar, $50 225 6.55
GARDINER TO AUGUSTA.
.ariiner,lv., 745 100 4.4o
dallOwell, Iva sos LIS 500
augusta, ar, $40 1.0 b.lo
a., s FREIGHT TRAINS. ~
Fer Bangor and way, 1910 Z. NJ
Due from Boston and way, 1z.2s L. NJ.
Due from Bangor and way, ll55 A. NJ.
Through tickets to California and all points south
and west may be had of f. II. Walker, ticket agent,
Augusta, the only office selling via all routes and
checking baggage free of expense.
PAYsON TUCKER, supt.
Portland. June 18th, iSs,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-30
aug29f&wlw4p

Twill now state that ! made miraculous cure OF
one of the worst of skin disease known The
patient is man forty years old; had suffered fifteen
years. His ewes, scalp and nearly his whole body
presented frightfn appearance Has had the atten,
ton of twe'ye different physicians who prescribed
the best remedies known 10 the profession, such as
iodde potassium. arsenic corro.ve sublinate sarsa-
parilla etc. Hal paid $500 for medical treatment
with but little relief. / prevailed upon him to use
the CUTIcURA REsOLvENT internally, and the
CUTIcuRA SOAP externally He did SO, and was
completely cured. The skin on his head. face and
many other parts of his body. Which presented q
most lnathsome appearance, is now as soft and
smooth as Infants with no scar or trace of the
disease left behind. He has now been cured twelve
months. Reported by
Z H. RROWN. ESQ. ParnMell, S. C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-30
SCKOFULA SORE.

Rev. DIR. -, in detailing his experience with
the CUTICURA REMEDIES, said that through Divine
Prov dence one OF his practitioners was cured of a
scrofuIous sore which slowly draining ava; his
life. BY the CUTICURA REsoLvENT internally, and
CuTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally. The
n,.k
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-30
SO
NAMES ss Description Of
IS property.

Turner, MrsA.R. 5000 5000. House and lot Of ane
at North Monmouth
bounded as follows:
south, east and west
ty land belonging TO
j. K King. north BY
the road leading past
Josiah Hutcbins
house.
McTlroy, est. of ....
Mrs. L. F., 200 "A 90, Eighty.ive acres of the
farm known as the
John Parsons farm.
situated east of road
leading past Henry
Days house. :.
Holman. AE, 300 600, Twenty eight acres OF
the west end OF the
farm known rs the
Eben Potter farm
Woodbury True l35 270 Thirteen acres Of the
west end of the farm
now occupied By him.
FRANK Il. BEALE.
fsaslQ&w2w Treasurer of Monmouth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-30
july Al. 1882. 3w32

MON RESIDENT TAXES In the town OF Mon
IN mouth. In the County Of keDDebec, for me
estate of non resident owners In the town OF
Monmouth for the year 1881, In bills com;
nited to Howard stetson. Collector OF sald
town, on the sth day Of June, 1881, has been
returned by him to me as remaining unpaid on
the nth day of May, ss2, by his certificate OF tnat
date, and now remain unpaid; and notice u hereby
given that If the said and interest and chag.s
not paid in the treasury Of said town wiihln
eighteen months from the date of commitment y. ~
said bills. much Of the real estate taxed as wiz
be sufficient to pay the amount due therefor inciuo-
ing interest and charges. will without further NORGE,
be sold al public auction at the Town Hall IN sa,a
town, the 18th day Of November 1852, at 0 cocA'
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Sherif's Sale of Real Estate

KNOX SS.-JULY 81, 1882
TAKEN on warrant of distress, and viii be sold
by public auction, much thereof rs may
be necessary TO satisfy said precept and expenses OF
sale, unless redeemed, at The Office Of Rice Hal,
Attorneys at Law, in Rockland, in said county, on
the thirtieth day of November, A. ID. 1882, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, the following described lot
of land as owned and occupied by the town OF South
ThoInaston, in said county, TO wit:
certain lot of land situated In said town OF South
Thomasto and bounded as follows, to wit: Begin
ming at post where the line fence between said lot
and land owned by Ezekiel Hall touches the easterly
side of the road leading from South Thomaston WI
lage to ST. George; thence south 10 deg east on saih
line fence seventytwo rods and thirteen links to the
shore of the Weskeag river; thence south g. degs.
west eight rods and four links, to line fence between
said lot and land owned by David Owens; thence
north 42 dogs west said line fence sixty hve rods
and nineteen links, to said road; thence northeast
ery said road sixty live rods and twenty links, 10
the place Of beginning; containing fourteen acres
or less with the flats and privileges thereto De-
longing. Said land being the property OF IN" ibhao.
itants Of said town, and occupied by said town ~
the town farm. poor farm of said town me
AMOUNT of said warrant of distress Is seventy dohafs
and forty three cents, with interest from December
81, 1881.
s. Z. SHEPHERD, Deputy Sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
11rr srocr MARKErs-RY rELEaRApH

1T : .
BrFFtLo June 10. CarrLE-Recepts to-day. $40 head;
fora for 100 head Tor time last
564j head consigned through 2S4 cars nolng doing Out
feeling hrm. ,.oo,--, .-.-, i,
the week thus tar head for time last week.
600 head consigned through 20 market quiet aud
unchanged offerings OF sale stock light sales Fair 10 Good
Clipped sheep ~ 7JG$5 25 Choice, 81 35QS5 20; COM
HoGs-Ieceips to-day 200 head. for week thus
time last week. 2l.OOO head con-
signed through 30 offerings hight market stronger for
best grades sales r.ssers al SO6b5 10 GOOD lOkers,
2UQ1S oj Good Medium weights % O0o bJi Plgs ~ 10
dS7
CHICAGO Jane Is HOGS ReceIpJs. $4,000 head: ship
mcnfs head demand fair market weak AMI &c lower
Mixed, - 3c0SS; Heavy s99Ss jG Light IL 51GSI 30
Skps. - 75dS7 3.
CArrLg-Receipts $500 head Shipments 400 head mainly
shipping Steers, IJd-ic lower, Exports,
- 2OaS> Good Choice shipping 81 OUSl 30; Common
IS 7jGS1; Mixed Butchers not penufu and strong
5OaS tockers and Feeders STEADY at - 80 40
Di.tlcrv slow al S71S~ %.
sHREP-Receips 900 head shtpments $50 head market
quet and dull large offerings, market prices not quot
ably altered Poor 10 FAIR, rS9V4 e4hl 70 HOVl SAolh
EAsr LIBERTY Penn. June 10 - CATTLE Receipts 2,e4S
head slow; Prime, ass 80 Good 9s' 90 Com
: 10 80.
HGG,-Keceipts 600 head market actve; Philadelphia
T. 25d&s 90 Eatmores, 0&o 20 Workers. = lOD@ 30
SHEEP-Receips 5000 head market slow, Best, 70 - a
s. 80, GOOD. 7jH So common, @3a@3 90.
LOUIS. lj.-hOEo-h ecelpts 700 heal snip
meus 500 head market fairly active and easy Pig 80 bOd
90. Light Workers, S'Gs 40 FacA4IS' . oO1po 20
Heavy, :, 3UN - 81.
CArrF-Recelps Ie0O head Shipments, ZOO head good
and gher; supply mainly Texans common 10 Far
2JUS4 - sund 70 txtr, ~ 1d-J 10 Good NstNe steers
wanted; Shppn- grades 2O0H 400 ID - 20
-. Good Native Butchers steers - aO0 as 90
,Aeep %, FANCY grades, "a o4sJ Common very dull
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
corrnN MARhEr,-eY rELEGRAPh.

trvFHpooI- June l5-l2:30 r. m.-Coton quet-MiddlD2
includIng haes Tor speculation anu export receints
$500 9aes inGina'nE '7oo 1 g1e' can i I
July delivery 0'ao4d do July ana August delivery
terber ana delivery 6s.d do October Nove
Der a 9eyeFy 0-fa june i fsS D m-coon-Mddne Up
ands, G4d Low Mddlmg Uplands tsIed Good Ordinary,
died Low Mdding orleans, ti4d Good ordinary Orleans
LIVERPOOL June I25o D. -Faturss-Uganffs Low
Midding clause gne anG July delivery o4a 90 Juy ana
6sse.de DO september ana October delivery. 6'4s4d
day included $500 baes American.
Low Mddnng clause August and september delivery
ATGTsrA Iene Good tTy oc receipts IL baes
BALTIMORE June I5-Cottor steady Mddng. l2isc Low
Mlddng Coca Ordinary, lO'-c gross receipts lbl4
bales: exports eOastwise ~ bales sales 10 bales STOCK
Bos1oS June l5-Cotton qmet; Middling. 12%c. Low
s MiSD.' is & bales. stock 300 bales
sCgARIgsTOx June l5.-Cotron duict Mdding 12c: Low
bales gross 2Ol baes exports coastw1s % bales sales 90
ciScHSGf June IJ~CotOn quiet; Middlng. He Low
spmenfs III bales sales ijj bales stock Al bales
GALVESTON June l5.Couton easy Midanng II e; Low
gross 81 bales sales 500 bales stock. 947l bales
, MsNPg J%ne Good 0tnarv I6c net receipts "a
bales Shipments $50 bales sales $50 bales stock lj97o
MOBILE June ;5-Cotton steady Kidding. l2c: Low
MIddhnG II Sc Good Ordinary llc net receipts bales
gross, bales. sales. 100 bales stock 3959 oales Az .
t MI5e se GOOD Ordinary Sc net receipts 655
bales gross bales exports Great Britain 81 80 bales
sales 900 bales stock. ~, lS3 bales
NORFOLK June i5.-COttOn quiet MldGing lSc net re-
CENTS 24 bales: gross baes go bales stock
8. l54 bales.
Low Aidng. I9c Good Ordinary llc net receipts, 40
bales, gross. / 80 bales STOCK lO.SsO bales
SkVASNAH. MlQdnnc. IL 4- Low
Middung II c.. Ordinary. lobe. receipts, 5l2
exports 1897 bales sales 100 bales STOCK
5,Jj9 bales.
LOUIS. lj.-COttOn steady Middhng l2c.. Low
Middling II &C. Gocd Ordinary lO'4e receipts 81 bales
shipments, STOCK 4a.,4 bales
WILMINGTON June 45.-COttOn steady Mddlng. Al &C.
Low AGdnng lalec Coca Ordinary, lOSIau. net receipts
4 bales stOck, LAS bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June l5-2 p. m.-P0rK-Pume Mess Eastern
Western. STEADY al SO. BacOnt um prrand
Cur steady at &c.. Short KID duh AZ 00g Long clear
- I'd Gear eaiy 6OOd Hams-Long Cut
shoulders steady 4j Beefndla Mess steady
AT $751; Extra a 1866 Mess steady I'll
Lafd-PTime " estcru steady AZ 80. IaO"-Fflme civ
at a. TurDentne-Spirt steady al J5- Eosin-
iIne duh lDL' Common dn 6rLChe-se-A ue mean CHOICE
dull 81. Lard Ou-NOne hero four-EItra state dull
1850 Wheat--NO. hIte steady AZ IO2d 80 spring.
9d. Winter WESTERN steady az 10 20 com
Mixed dun al I'D Tor Ole sD1ts Iurpenune. Al London
steady az $500.
LVEgrool- June l55 p m -Provlnons-B Beet Il37L for
ExtTa India Meas Pork, 81 d per Dbl Tor Prime Mess
Bacon 0S6d per ct for Long Clear Middles ana oIG Tor
short Clear Mlddles- Lard 81. per cwt Tor American
J4bd cwt Cheese o. per NL Tor the
g.dcs Refined Petroleum 5Asd per ga
Ion
LIVERPOOL June l5-3.3O D. In-Breadstufs quiet Flour
10 n To per GENITAL for Western Wheat 1tdHJtd per
GENITAL tor average California lite: Esd lOzd for CAlior
ma Club $50 IO winter 3Sd TO- for Red
Western spring ~ Ill per GENITAL for Old Mixed West
49, ,. ,g...,,,
LONDON June l5-4.cO pm.-Calcutta Llnseed- 439i3bd
Der quarter Refined Petroleum ois4JLsL splut- OF re
troeum 1dd7A Id. per gall Common kOsin' oodb. RAE
Itosln Odd a6yd sperm OIL q - = - per ton lseeg Oh
% per sprts Iurpentine. Jj5d per c"I l@Ho"
50. per cWL - ,., - ...- IN .o,,,,,cs Co.
nue WncOKs Lara cOsed al Ia H@hcs per
100 kllos. -. = in
DoundA Petroleum q lATAs 10 DIeAllss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16

Railroad bonds were dull, and the dealings were
without special feature, although in late transac-
tions the tendency of prices was downward. Erie
second consos sold at 944 "a, against 94 yester-
dav evening Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues
were about steady; first consols at 1888 seconds
at 81 and general mortgages at 77l2. Chesapeake
and Ohio firsts, series B. liz higher at so, and
currency interests were l per cent lower at 45.
Mobile and Ohio frsts sold down to 1O4l2 against
JOG. the last previous sale. Metropolitan frsts
were strong at u advance to 1882 New
York CITY and Northern general mortgages were
eteadv AK 5Ol2 Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Nortbern frsts sold at 89l St Paul and Omaha
consoIs at IO2A 1929, St, Paul Minneapolis
Wabash general mortgages at 77l2. Denver and
RIO consoIs were up g to 1883. Texas and Pacific
incomes rose to 65d6 Ga. New-Orleans and Pacific
frsts were / ls per cent higher at ssh and Fort
Worth and Denver frsts advanced from 92l2 to
g3I9. The closing quotations are rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOcKS
Reported By JOIN IL DAVIS & CD, II WIg,.s.
THURSDAY, June l5-P. NJ.


In The dealings III stocks to-day, a rule prices
eld not reach to yesterdays figures but Central Of
"eW-Jersey Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
anu i''aulhg were notable exceptions 10 that rule
1ehlIal OF New-Jersey made rapid advance from
|O4 TO 73'& and ended at 711L Del
aware Lackawanna and Western rose from
5's to 25is and closed at "a and Reading advanced
1rom ssh to 59's and closed g lower than vester-
day at 5s5s. Those were the special movements Of
The day. Rosy-colOred guesses were received from
Philadelphia by telegraph as to the result Of MFR
Gowen's negotiations for loan in Europe. and aI.o
improbable reports that large orders were in that
market from London for the purchase of Reading
securities. But the true key TO the special move
ment Ia all the stocks named was the speculative
ACTIVITY given to Central Of New-Jersey stock.
Lake Shore huctuated between 1854 and 1O71s
ana closed at 1914, against 1918 Yesterday
pu' lhe stock loaned at from fat
t-1o per cent premium for use. Central and
hudson ,o sold early at 1911 1915, and later at
- ga 4Z9 ex-diyidend that stock to-day was
10 oerrow at from 1874 for use to fat. not
a. tahdlng that the transfer-books were to clos
- Afternoon for the quarterly dividend. Thes
"a transactions In all stocks amounted 10
is'ooO shares. against All, 700 shares yesterday.
90 Tue days speculation results in prices closing
A''T small fractions lower than they did yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
N atiye carpasses ~ l0i2914c.
Shipments to-day quarters Of Beef the Adristc,

seoany. Jexhn beel snes sod at7hulu9c ann fo W
shipments to-day quarters Beef the AdriAto
CAIY Receipts Ola sS4 head ct eoths
cen & al sras Of TsA Rs
milk Calves slow s yestsrdays closing figures Com,
e. Mixed ais ranged s g. and Bgts%
ad Mixers sold A. il C s ssan m a ast
vsas racnS s The r we're te too heavy for ibis
season Of the But few Country Caves sryng
and Butermks at 7ac City dressed yeals were selling
SG hs ba sG a1 3 ea9
sales-J. II. Hume sold 81 Buttermilk calves lSss
I w. s il t E &C. e & e.
m}ds and and F csv csYs;
at5e veals l27 d. at 74c 10 do 1877 Dat c % do1|S
KTSy$ Co sold = BpttG@gk Gsys 1tS ct a4 az at
So So "a BatermE aives. i5S b ct &C. IA do i4O D.
s4e 81 do lts b. az We % do Ss D. At - 40 ~ ao 100
20 Sq &C. eG at :. 7s c s sps Sea
Egs OTIS sod g EuttsE9E; ana ksd Calves W1e a
d. b. a S. do i45 r. at Sic a. a g: 100
DC - Buttermuk Calves and yeals mixed rs n a. go
9 65 269 1872 H. 79c 50 1876 d. 96 do, 100
c. Collins 90 Mount Holly veals 2OOa25O ~ at &c
q. Oliver & Co. sold Jersey VeaIs at &C. do, al eci
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were % cars Of 1907
were received at Washington Market Ioa for I'VE days
81
last week Sheep much wanted as LAMBS ana
selling az about yesterdays prices Lambs we're IN good
demand at &c higher prices than Yesterday Nine cars 81
Fair 10 Prime southern sold f0Sc, ana deck OF
OHIO Lambs az nc small Otof Prime states sold AZ sac ana
IL head Of Common 7c 32j head OF Jersey aud q
ryand Lambs sold the wide range OF 7dvc sheep
Prime Michigan Sheep 1913 sold IT She Dressed
Mutton moderate demand GlOc and Dressed Lambs &C
tive at 9dl3c 49,.
sales-HaIenbeck Davis sold So Michigan sheep 103 ~
part UnshOfn Ewes, n. AZ 2ci "
Kentucky do 81 h. az 81 30, II state Lambs % d. az ' 10
Kentucky do 81 p az &c l3I do % o. at Sc ZOZ TO- 10 d.
&c. ~ do, SO 10. at Sltc. -
Dlenback Dewey sold; 81 Ohio sheep % 10. at &C. 4I
Ono Lambs, So h, attic 70 state DO Is h. at Ssc. -
JnGd Buckingham sold 10 Kentucky sheep, 100 ID at
De- 25G Virginia Lambs H. at 7cc IL Jersey Lambs %
newton & Gnlet sold 81 Kentucky sheep 100 H. at 9c
900 Kentucky Lambs 80 To- at % 49, d. 80 ID, III fc zoo
Virginia do 81 IL, at &c 2j9 do 81 ID, at csc.
J. r ~adler Co sold 100 western sheep III ID at o4o
1879 Kentucky Lambs, 20 ID. at &C.
lU6 Kentucky sheep O4 %. 90 5lsc; Us Ken
lucky Lambs 81 n. at 70 Jersey 30. b5 q, at &c
:. sold i3 Jersey Lambs 80 NJ, at &C.
Evcr report IS Jersey Lambs 81 40 N, at 9S'c
aHOG--Receips to-day, carload or 1877 head NJ Jersey
CITY a. 40 head, az iinst 2l333 head
for the corresponding time last week The *
tremely high prices Of Live Hogs NJ West
ern distributing points have visiDy affected the receipts
and slaugheres using 40 per cent less Hogs
time last year. while prices are 40 per cent
higher than Nominal quotations sS0Ss 90 per
40 Good 10 Prime Western Hog Country Dressed
are lOdl09c for Heavy. lO34 lie tOr Medium and
II ali &C for Light Including Jersey Pigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16

IOvpOy June Ij-l23Up m-Atlantlc ana Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates s3a4 second H.
NeW-Icrscy Central cOusO, llj Erie. oU second
soils go SewNork Central. ~ i Fenn-ylvana Central
5g3 Reading 295i NeWNOrk. Ontario ana Western -
LONDON. D. il--ParIs AiFicts tlree
Al Ceutime-iOr The
LONDON. Jun 1J-{Ou g. m-Ihe bullion the BANK OF
England increased 400 900 during Tho week The
proportion the Bank Of England reserve 10 naby which
last week 49, per cent Is now a. = Der cent
LONDON. June - 4Iu o. m-tOusols, lou'g TOT money
ana OO1e the Atlantic Great Western first
mortgage trustees certificates 80 second - New
jersey cOnsol-, - T., Erie 81 do second cOnsos
90 New YORK central 49, Illinois Central 100 Penuay
yaIiA Central J.it Reading 3ui4
LONDON. June l,-i:3up. amount OF Dulnon gone
INTO the Bank of England balance tOdayls A2JO.uOO
LONDON. lJ,.UU l.fdt. aiVicr' quote tnrrs
cent - francs go centmr' for tho account
PARIS June lJ-4uU Ink KcLAnzc "a LOIcOA-J francs
lG - crut4u.ts cheeks
PARIS June I5-T weekly statement OF the Bank of
France shows OI 5IJO,OUO francs gold and
100000 francs silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE I6 1882
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PEI. North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads
EKw-YoRK. Thursday June Is. 1897
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NETWORK. Thursday, June Is, 1892.

ASHES-Quiet and unchanged.
COFFEbRio duh spot and merely nominal at 9hc
iSr Har loo bags Interior John sherwood sold &C.
he Os-e arrived with II $40 bags Rio and S674 bags san
tos stock here hands 1903 bags; June OPP
TONS 10 ACC. and August, 45G75Oc bld and asked
V bags July sold at 735c 25O bags september 0Oc ana
seller the year, at 72jc; Exchange samples oSO0
UOoc Mid grades quiet 200 bags MaracabO and 500 bags
Central American sod private Maracabo and La
nllla 96l4c.
,C0lION-spot Cotton weak without quots6le change
uae moderately active sales. l9lb bales 2l3 Daes last
evening" including 1878 bales for export 4l6 bales for
50 ming and 20 bales for speculation Delivered on con-
tract 900 bales. Receipts at the ports today l,obJ
Daes against OU2 bales this last and $3.50 bales
lAs year since September L. 4,jJZyO7 bales, against
0,Jl9,l oy bales same perlOd LAST season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16

Lorpox. June le-The following arc tho -Wccfg<11oS
Tuesday IN detail 1872 bales New.leaspc1fecce .oS
pieces 6dsi I'd; 1858 bsiss Natal and oApe-fieeee ~
poTt seS1ree y. Msd n; Ess
secured lnda11Od; greasy 7d9ll I'd locks and pteoe
7hdelld. lOo7 bales victorian Fleece. Nd6ss greaSL
gu bales sydney Fleece N rdslsd: occurred Hsha1
greasy. fdlk locks and pieces I'D 0l5 I'D bsl bAae9
Tnsmsnian-Pleece l3Ld92n0d. greasy 5yd9l6d lock-
and pieces sd0l6d; Lambs. 81 2d92gd; 457 bales Ney
l3d0Lsd greasy. Sd 800 bales spsnsh-proe not giyen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16

FUTURES quiet closing barely steady at advance OF
July l2l2al2.l4 August. 1921 aI223; september ILlI
J111STy III Fer1aT ~
trce. for Rings and Margin,-June l207 July l2l3;
err ll56; December lL31; January, lL49 February
l2Osal2IO Juy 1918, August 1921 al222. september
1872 October ll;5l % November ll37 all3s De
lLG2Gl1.6i; March. lL7jaIL77. Transferable ORDERS
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoCR-Market dull, heavy and
business Tor export largely IN Low Grsaes safes
Io1gJ 5hs Including ,ig9 DDS Tor export 0a9tanoAs
Common TO Far EGra state, ~ 61as5 30: Good TO
- % ass o., Good TO Choice IS 6GGs9 30; Common
70 Good Extra Bound agSg ono I - MS1s.ot 02d
50 DO. Clear. ass. Rye Mixture. S9ds1 Bakers
Extra ~ joas7 IS: straight = 1j4s, 80 Patent %
80 So ST. Louis Common FAIR Extra g o5as5 Is.
Good to VERY Choice Family. sO0s9 Patent WnterWheat
qso 7oasG 90 Patent 81 rs So
a. 55 Cool sI io tboiee 81 @DG RYL FLOUR nm
do. ~ IjaS4 30; Fine, = 'JGso IO---.CORN MEAL
GEAfN-WHEAT-MarKet teverish, unsettled and decln-
ing cAsh lots a. - op.ionS = - iA 1y m NJ
Rcd large trace IN options eosipg nrT a. - e above ne
cash including migrated Winter Red, q 4oasl AZ no
81 a. rec On board nearly ali at II 50; Il al ~ deliy.
cred, = i5laGF! 49, Tor eerAcates No. i'ed,
II 81 No WhiteSl 3ia-l 81 r or certificates u 30 deiiy
July siz75-GsIz9 closing II 2s do August II 1850
81 2o closing 81 vs. 90 9ePtemDef - 80 - iy CLOS
seller the year. n l74asl Ia closing. . Is ~ +
mole aCIlte -tIOO canada, iOI
o with Oilers To
AZ -c; bush state 10 M, r4Ci Ouu bush. No. y,
BARLEY MALT quiet, steady CORN MaTket
IA lower ana du 4por.ers nodI5 on anu JoODins
buying enough ui urgent wants moderate Dus
speculative 53-.OUJ 81
ODD pus ash lncludng Ungraued Western Mixed 4Glod
Il &c IiIg ed. No =, nc, Delivered 10" Mixed
sc SO. Mixed. June, 17l447 '4c, closing 4c.do July
closing n 40 August - "a f2c Closing
7Jc do september 1Sls019'fc cosiDg ~ So 10 October
-eL1 900, cO,lug - ~, yea,
closing Lc. OATS-Maraet nrIu Or cash 10 s. AMI .s1
y.r Tor optiOns sales. 900 bush including No at
pc: 40 =, % Tor new" UU5Ic 0r oiu ~ quoted
No = WLe, -, - = No. I. -
Mixed Western 5306-c. White DO, bOd6lc Mixed state,
b. Toe: u nr do. OU1c- 40. Mixed June o5'4 uJJc.;
do MY 300 -. August, +J-4 u4J sC-.--.tk-D
steady "A price and l4iry active
uhEEBoiis's LONDOS CABLEGRAM OF THE 18th INSTANT
REPORT. GRAIN On PASSAGE As FOLLOWS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
Copartncrsbin Notifies.
Proposals.

NOTICE.
Sealed proposals Will DO received until p H. Friday,
June 80. lss2. at the office VI the
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR NsURANCEs on
LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIEs,
No 43l Chestnutst, Philadelphia,
Trustee for the sale part Of 2O5 OF the
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad STOCK
Trust Certificates
The offerings lowest prices not exceeding % tEe
stated accepted the parties Offering them adj
made when the certificates
assigned after July Proposals shou Id be
dorsed PrOpO sale Of Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad stock Trust Certificates and addressed 10
LINDI.EY SMYTH, President
43l Chesinnt-st. Philadelphia.