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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03

The fourth page # the AMERICAN has
long been devoted r. agricultural interests,
but we notice that the matter printed there
on has almost always been selected, and not
original. This Is not as il should be. There
are many thinking, intelligent farmers in
Hancock county, whose experience would
be worth much 10 others The readers Of
the AMERICAN would ike to hear from
them. Tell Us. farmers, some little Of the
much YOU know about farming. compare
notes through the columns Of the AMI RICAN.
ana thus be Of 0enei; to one another If
YOU are not accustomed to writing for the
press no matter, We will do what We can to
reciify any little errors which ma, be found
in communications forwarded to Us. Tell
u, how you manage your colts. cattle, sheep
and bees; tell u. how you raise your extra
crops Of oats. or beans. or potatoes in short
give u any information which is Of interest
to you, and it c4nno. fail to interest our
readers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
j. c. CHILCOTT.
The Speech Of Senator Sherman.


" hen "A' reads iA' speech OF >'na-
tor sherman made at ~ 'iIe"d' ihe
-''A "'''il'' al the opening OF the he
p''iI'an campaign J." ONO ne mas a
wonderfully clear and ~ucf'act re''e"
OF me great work "''h has been "r-
c'''l'''>"'1 10y tue h'Pu'''''' party
since the beginning OF 'h' war me
reader WI" F''i'1e ''o' per"'p''". never
n''0fe' '-''' me 'F'Ae'p''' '' the N'P''-
l''"H party curing d" Iuc'e years are
simply 2rya' truths ""l'a are eternal
ne htp'o'''"~ parry may 'e ''mP'F'f'-
y d''''''''' '''' Ii '"'A T''e '-"'n' l'i
''.' '''1'-"' years gu 20" are Ae'7'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
tnr the American.
Al Aneoioie About Capt. 2. A. Smith,


When the l,t Maine Heavy Artillery,
was stationed at Fort Sumner Maryland,
and Col. Smith va, Captain Of Company e..
he had occasion 10 discipline one Of his
men FOR some slight mi,demeanor. '.preju-
dicial 10 good orde, and military discipline
The man was one of those great, good
tured. beef. eating ium'ermen from the vi
cinity Of Ellsworth. 10 whom the cutting
down Of huge tree was but play. As a
punishment the Captain set the man 10 work
cutting down the stumps Of trees tia, stood
around his quarters. This duty va, called
policing the grounds. After seeing the
soldier well at hi. work. the Captain went
away 10 some other part of the grounds.
In shor, time be returned and was greatly
surprised and intensely amused to find his
criminal. sitting on half cutoff stump,
eating doushnuts While the Captain stood
too much amazed to say a word, his wife :
God bless her" the boys all said-came TO
the door of his quarters and thus addressed
him: "Zemro you ought no, to punish
man SO severely. While you we're gone l
found the poor man looking at his hands,
which no doabt are almost bIistered, and |
carried to him some food and told him he
might res, till you came back
The Captain, though greatly amused be-
fore, now became perfectly demoralized with
half suppressed laughter, while the victim
of his cruel persecution was still sitting on
the stump enjoying hugely his doughnuts,
and the conflict Of authority in Company c.
What became OF the doughnut eater never
knew, but it was reported that when the
Captain had occasion TO punish another man,
he had to put his doughnuts and little wife
under guard.
COMPANY q,
II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03

and son of Pennsylvania Mrs. Angus
ia Speidell Smith of Waterville, and
Mrs. Petrea, a daughter of the late Geo.
Simpson, of Pittsbure, Penn.
John S. Emery has recently placed in
the cemetery at the Falls village very
fine tablet manufactured in Boston of
the best Vermont slate. Its dimensions
are as follows: height ) feet, 6 in. !;
width f., in. thickness 4 inches.
The tablet bears the following inscrip-
tons:
Capt. Josiah Simpson, ST., born in
York, Me-, in 1928. Died about 1900
Prudence Bragdon, his wife, born
1928, died previous to 1890"
Prudence Simpson, daughter of the
above, born 1856, died Young"
Capt. Josiah Simpson. Jr., boru in
Sullivan, l113, died at Petit Menan Isle.
April, 1888"
Mary sullivan, his wife, born in
Sullivan, 1913, died April %. 1891.
Buried at Belfast. Me
Hiram f. Simpson. born Aug. -,
1910, died Mays, 1916"
Elisha NJ Simpson, born Nov. II,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
COMPANY G,
Buck sport, Ne.
The Kennebecer's Shark and Lion Story


From the Squirrel Island squiil
into the Squid office Wednesday morning
and after sitting there few moments re-
marked that "seein' those gals in bathin'
reminded him Of an adventure of his own,
which he proceeded TO relate "Wal, sir, in
the year 80 | was coming down the vest
coast of Africa in the brig Josephine, when
we got struck by calm right under the line
and close inter the shore. II was hot
enough to blister yer feet 10 walk that deck.
The sun poured down bot enough to bile
eggs. | was pesky warm, and as We couldn't
go, thought would take a swim, so offs
with my clothes and in a jify was over
board, putin and BLOWN round in the water
like a porpus. When ! was about half
mile from the brig and as far from the land,
saw sharks fin come pokin' up through
the water and amin for me. So puts for
the shore. splashing the water like fun to
keep of Mister Shark. Wal, | swum along,
keepin' him of till We got close in shore.
By jimmy, just as | got close in sees on
the shore ragin' lion standin' there. seekin'
whom he might devour. Wal, vent in,
and between keepin' outen the sharks NAV
and tryin' to get ashore without givin' that
lion meal, had pretty busy time. Bime-
by. the lion gets excited and thinks he'll
take time by the forelock, SO he makes
ready to jump for me. The shark sees a
prospect of losing me so be comes in nip
and tuck. Jest as lion springs, shark swims
forward and l dive. Thunder. that lion
jumped right inter the sharks jaw, and they
it il out and killed each other. When they
we're Tsshed ashore, hailed the brig to
send boat TO fetch US off Come down to my
house and III show you that lions skin and
the sharks backbone. Good mornin' young
man."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03

The total value of exports Of merchan.
disc from the United States during the
twelve months ended July 81, 1885, were
S733,37S, 429 and during the preceding
twelve months, S742,242,017, decrease OF
IS, S63,5ss. The imports of merchandise
during the twelve months ended July 81.
1855, amounted TO $57l ,439, 2l5, and dur
ing the twelve months ended July 81, 1884,
e665, 81, 2S7, decrease Of 484 ,4O3, O72.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
Ny, Trade
Increasing Every Day !!

And it actually looks as
though the fall trade was
coming right on to us, at
this early day. We'll, let it
come. | have in stock a
fresh lot of goods, suitable
for the fall trade, that have
been bought low. and |
shall be happy to show
to my customers and prove
the same. | have a better
assortment of Dress Goods,
Flannels, Underwear &c.
than | have ever had before
and my general assortment Of
merchandise is nearly COM
pletc. | shall try and give You
prices on my goods that will
induce you to buy. Shall
charge "A profit on all salablc
goods, but shall make the profit
small Very SmoH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03

Not the promi>~ory but facts about VEL
COME SOAP, an article that does M, con
tain one particle u the authorizations used to
reduce thc cost Of Pure Goods" but does
possess the full value ~ legitimate Washing
Qualities, the demand for which proves the
adsanfage gained hy the use Of genuine over
soaps Of doubtful character. None should be
deceived even by Red aud Yellow Wrappers
or any Of the limitations ~ the WELCOME, a.
pair Of clasped hands i stamped on every
bar. Made By CURTIS DAVIS X Go.
The gloomy fears. dr>poniing views and
WEAKNESS, that MANY complain a. would liz
appear were the blood made pure and healthy
before reaching the delicate vessels of the
brain. Aver. >ar-AparllH puritirS and vi
tazes the blood; thu- promotin. health Of
body aud sanity Of mind.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
NOTICE.

w HEREAs my wife, Mary Hodgkins, has left
w my bed and boar,l, without cause. hereby
forbid all persons trusting her on my account, a.,
date
MOSES HODGkINS.
Ellsworth, Sept. |, lss5. 3w3}.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
DON'T GO HUNGRY

IL Won want a loaf of cake,
II you want nice loaf OF raised bread or a
good Pie or dozen doughnuts cookies call on
X. +. Remick, Water st. lw36
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
New Advertisements.
Notice..

T hereby give notice that found in the highway
In the town OF Bluehill on the 2iat day OF Aug
lso5, horse OF the color of buck skin dark maiIe
and tail also harness and buggy al of the value
Of more than three dollars.
r. b. PETERS
Aug Is, 1875. 2w35
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
AYERS SarsaparM

Il the only thoroughly effective oiood'purlhet..
~ o,,i, p,,diriue thai erndicates the poiSons OF
Scrofuia Mercury and Contagious Disease
from the sy stem.
PREPARED ri
DIR. J. c. Aver n Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists Price 81;
six bottles for IS.
iyr35 nrm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
New lung. canno. be made by

medicines or kill OF physician. but thu old one
can be- strengthened and preserved By the u>r
of Adam-on'- botanic Bai-am, a sure cure for
coughs, colds, asthma aud all diseases Of the
lungs. Price - unl - cents. Trial bottles 10
cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
STATE OF MAINE.

HA>Cock ss-Cnurt o. Insolvency,
In the OF the Douglass Copper Company IN
solvent debtor,
Motto r. l. hereby given that petition has on
IN this 18th day of August, a. -. lsei. been
presented Ia said Court for said county by +. H.
btiornc 4 ais, the persons upon whose petition
said company lie larud IuSolycnt By all the
creditors who have proved their claims, joined
by +. VI Iaught"n Assignee, praying that Said
Insolvency proceedings may tr stopped AMI said
petition he dismissed, and upon said petition It l.
ordered hy said Court that a hearing be had upon
the same before said Court AZ tiuck-p0rt in said
county Of Hancock the ninth iay ut september,
A. u. Is>5, ut two O'Clock In the afternoon and
that notice thereof be puhli-hrfi in the Ellsworth
American. new spaper published In said county
for successive week. the Inst publication IN he
seven DAYS before the da, hearing. and that all
creditors Who ii1y" proved their lcht-, HHt other
persons Interested may appear at said time and
place. and show cause " any they have, why the
PRAYER ut said petitioner should not hr granted
Attest e HN~- T. hpEE, Register Of said
curt Tor .ail county 81 Hausnck sWij'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03

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Heart Pains.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
From Pole to Pole

AYTR's sARsAPAniIIA has demonstiateu ~
power Of cure for all diseases OF the oioou-
Tho harpooner's Story.
Eeso.Bedford, June j, 1883.
On. C. AVER tyo.-Tweniy years ago
was /, harpooner IL, the North Pacific, when nve
others OF the crew and yself were laid up with VIII,
s,uryy. our bodies were bloated. gums swollen
and bleeding, teeth loose, purple oiotenes u,
over us, and our breath seemed rotten. inhen
by and large we were pretty badly of; All our
lime. iuice was accidentally destroyed, put tl,s
captaiu had a couple dozen bottles OF Afkhs
SARsAPARIILA and gave us that. we Iecos.
cred on il quicker than have ever seen men
brought about by any other treatment scursy'
and I've seen a good deal oft. Seeing no men
lion in your Almanac Of your sarsapariiIa osn's
good fer scuryy. | thought you ought 10 hho" "a
this, and send you the facts. y y,xa,rr.
Respectfully yours, RALPH \. "issAA-
The Troopers Experience.
Masren, Basutolaad( IS. Africa, Adrch'' $50
DIR. J. c. AVER 6 Co.-Gentiemen nav
much pleasure to testify TO the great VaIue Q,
YOUR Sarsapariila. We have been stauoneu
here for over two years, during which ths ~s
had 10 live in tents. Being under canvas 10
such n time brought on hat ia called III 'ths
country ..ycltt- sores" | had those sores Tor
some time. | was advised 10 take your Sa1 r-
parilla, two bottles Of which made my s"'e'
disappear rapidly, and am now quite welt
Yours truly, l. n bopES,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
NOTICE..

All bills of over three months standing will he
left with Lawyer tor collection after SEPT 20 if
not settled before,
4wao II. 7. REMlCK,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03

NiNlt gig NNIN.
IN ''h :, e Irrs .rr
worth. AnE ~, \. p l~-s. f..r. 49,. $780,. .
H,Ncook. >~.-tl,rA.- nN... - .,... -...
i2git' ~ Vacation. t..-".. A."
:, P1,h 'hr i"rr+ela- .. I'#i
- i''', ''i' CIV h"t'r o. -... '.... 1857
nc w S"'tft, to Dee h"l',. |' .-.,. 'n 'I.i
"' a." '."h,l ~ Han. i'"'.
xxx r. :. - - Ply
t1 - ~" '.ihtt f"N
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newspaper printed la l.l-v.L... ... f. ...'.
Ia ii.'',' ., ~ a. tHc L'st lt"'.. ait"H ' ..
uh't ne may thcr" aud th,u sn tnf 49,. "..
pear ana ehu" Gauss !. anE hc m' M.
f''''' ~ 'd'' '-'trIn, 'IGH h"i
- 'il.'! \ L 1'I.h
\ true copy Of The !.gELL ami uf.lli; nt .,,.u
thereon
2M1t Attest II. = ~Ai\htH- '"t-
To the Honorable Ju,t.,,. d, IT,, ,,t,. f,f
Of HanrIct
rntIE ,,,.,.-.f,
- Ite ne''' Nm : Lea. N..
T.psctfGii r r',,, .f 81 thi Al 4 ~,
u0iiritt, ny eFe'il7 81 -aa .t.r''-'t '.'
,ninist,et, u, rd e. M JUST actt> ah# ''i-'~
w., "S otc , .uh OF w" I4nd.' IF. '.
grant hqr a W. -, ,',ti''lci PRAY '".i
sale. ami ro,,,'- II, 20 - ''IIr al rt 't.. ~ '
>grTy Hancock County, Maine. olta, H-..-...
thcren,} to satisfy said ,leht, AM ,I.f-.- .ty.
ministratinn
Inn. IA - y t. hINI.
""' w. i'N'''
STATE oE MAINS
u.,.... = - -'-Ni.>'-'
~ 49, t- y = court Of Probate, tN-'.. i'...
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pom the foregoing petity,,n OUptrtp 1tIt
said petitioner give pubic notice, h. lI tcr-ut- ..
teresred, by causing a COW of the p6tiiiul aHd
this order thereon To be TulIi. ned fhra,. weeks
successfully in The Ellsworth American. % meas
paper printed nr nutIi.taI a. ttI-,.r,I -a.t
county, that they may apuq,,r ~ (prt III Probate
for said county, to he held Al Eurk.t,,It ul ilr
second Wednesday Of >cutrrntaT N.Y. AZ t.uyf
the clock in the forenoon to ,hoy. ,a,i-if ans ,y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03

"A shock of earthquake was felt at ST.
Kits, Aug. 20.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03

JAMES = DAVIS, Precedent
GO. III EEiLL, Treasurer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03

KNOW TnYSELF, by reading the
Science Of Life" the best medical work
ever published. for Young anil nidle-a2cd
men lyr21
Rous ON sl.sts
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
COTTON MARKEr,-BY TELgSRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June 3O.-l2;3O p. Cotton steady Middlng
uplands IL. I'd Midtling Orleans 5ad sales 1000
bales Including 1000 bales for speculation and export re-
,ets 10 600 bales Including IOp bales Amencdn. fu
tnrcg ste iy Uplands Middling clause Juy and An
deiycry 3ycid. also 3OOid do. August and sep
tcmicr delivery 44oid also 1j,4di DO september and
0cIolcr delivery "A .6id: do November and December
delivery 3GG4d.; December aDd January delivery -
G4d also Gsd, January aud February delivery D
3S-Did.
n To-CSton-The Of the day included 5.7cD bales
American Futures Uplanfs Low Mlddling clause
4O64d sellers do June AMI July delivery.
& 4uGid sellers July and August delivery 4OGid
sellers. do August and september delivery 456id.
seller do october delivery i564d sellers:
DO October November delivery 3sGfd sellers do No.
vember and December delivery 5Ggid sellers do Iecem
her ana January delivery. 3G6id sclcra; January
.nd FebrIiary delivery. 3s-Gid. value.
a n m-,,otOn Futures closed quiet Uplands Low Midd-
g clause June delivery fOGfd sellers do June and
Jmiy0eIyeery 4064d sellers do july and August Geiy.
crv 4O4d sellers; do August aud september delivery.
4iG4d do September and October delivery ~
Cid Iuyers; october and November delivery. 3S64d
seilcrs do November and December delivery 3DGid
callers do and January delivery 3G61d Sellers
do January aud Februay delivery 3s-1id. sellers.
0AIygsIoN 3O.-C0tton steady; Mdding lO's: Low
Midilne ocd Ordinary es net and gross
IS laIcs stock s.lol bales
June 3D.-C0tt0n NOMINAL MlddIng 10 l-lG;
receipts 2 bales sales, bales. stock, l,Stl bales
Nfw.OaLKAys June 3o-Cotton quiet Mdding. l5.l5;
low MjIlng 9a Good Ordinary 9 not and gross receipts
S. bales; sales, 800 Bales stock 46.a37 baios.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
.vr,orrAN pRopUoE MARKnrs.

LIVERPOOL June Provisions bacon camDera9d Cat
xss Pd short ftbA 3s. 1d shoulders. ZiA OIL cwt
Beefsss Od indian Mess; rri no Mest $50 u
Pork Prime Ness 5is Cd per DDl Prime Ness Eastern,
sos Western 52s. LarJ-American. Sts 81; Prime we:t
ern 3as ia; Lard I'd IIams-Long Cu. AS bd
6houea 31s 3D. Butter 72s Cd per cw for hnest nei
ftstes Cheesc-Anerlcau Choice. 37s. oil Wleat-tef
Wss,er snrno ia lod MIS- Id tied Winter Is I'd a7s ID
Der cenai No spring7s 0d New wo,tern Wintsr Is "a
New Mixed Western II lsdi California No IS ga
7s I'd; California No is Cd 0os -. per can,a Pr,iucs
crY tedned Petroleum. iGd per gallon: Clover seed
xmcrca an Red xys por cwt. Tailow3s G per cwt RDna
--(0Knnou, S. 4i: Pae lisvi Dus Vh bnsco"o on -
Sd. pef cwt ,,. . s.,. mara ,e7 ooo
ccn,als ,nciudug u l6.OjU centals American.
Tie receipts for the past three Gays "e'
22..0O cenfals .~., on, ,.. 4. 90, ~.
IoSDox juno Produce Iduseedoil 32 los xx ~
per ton: Calcutta Linseed. AIS sd PSF quarter iss'l
Take x7 pa o. Dsr tSi iieiLei pstr'a5i n ~
Od Ger gallon; spirtts OF TurpenuaA ssa oo p' e"-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

Tin rsss ys ss. S .
SssssF ss SS Rsfs RsiIiSsr. LAKE
sss Ssss at sd SS SEis
Is csSnS steady rate Of 100
Eargsnts.s 81 o the sna sPGt ts ssSy ss
f'Ssss 81 Ss for for strained to Good Strained ga e.
& & g. 81 k g. q q 81 S7 & T. g. I: aS g. '
+, eiass aiss
Crude FIgnsa i; sSS
ssss & ss
es
sSn s .SS ss ~ co S
"Sss spssssa sl @ Ss5t sS
ssI ss s:s .sS .s.s4
%ss r.; ST. HsS
re 81 her again and Very Quoted s3s
sS sss. 55S Psssa At hsS F PE's' 1ass wss e.
Picked Hs%s .Yssss sssiSs s l and a" fstisd
SSSSs sci fss Hans Ssss not
with demand Clear e NcyYOTf % saT guotsds sSc &C.
ior Nsffsa se''S VIZ
t1 ae%aaa had s
TssS msSsrasy active 'asa'es
ssf s.. and ~ oss s
s7Ss so.ns ss' & ssSssG'f scss sd 'ss
lie Closing 71207l4c; November closing LZG 10y cuaU
CIV steam easier sales go 6f5a65Oc Refined Cont
nent quoted cs7c, south American 1850 BUTTEH-
Ihe inarxet dull and weak on other than nrct nnc
grades fair demand at steady prices o,e
aisac state Dairy half.drkns. tubs. ial7,s Welsh as,
tubs 9l6c Western Imitation Creamery IL u.s.
ern Dairy, lOa l3c Western Factory. 5dl2 80
The market is firm and n nsanccsa sn % ae ~,ch Sims
3s40ia4c.; Western hat, 3ta6c EGus-4re e,u ioI -
price. with hight demand STATE 13GlSc "es'er"' l."
12'ec; Canadian. 13c.
RICE-Steady and unchanged ..,u .,o,.d
sEEDsClover without new feature ana is sti qs SH
Ga lOe Timothy ST. 70dl Is Domestic Flaxseei ~ - 20
the and q Z2 for september delivery o"cu''' LII"
sTEARINE-D and nominal City quoted &c. and
0le0margarne G7sc. -. - .,ou.oa y,
moment have occurred In prices We quote Goat-IsmPc'
selection 45c Matamoros do 45c Vera cruz 90 a"'
Buenos Ayres. do 5iscj Fayta do !, ac@ pa,na A.
ia 6cerHifondnras 96c.; Vera Cruz 25ci Guatemala
Soc; Central American rmmel, 2uc no not
2sc; ssal 30c; Angosturs, 2-ac. Paia 0oc' uei''N
SPICEs-A better feeling prevails in some quarters o ana
Black Pepper Numegs are not iby nrner We dnor'
SINGAPORE White Pepper 2ac 90 rsnan @ & lpre Nufmog
oS t se NasH and si' Stems Ginger &c.
sUGXR"Raw duli and UNCHANGED. Fair Reanns sSc:
Sraa%acd sse sG Powdered aae & ca0ei Stand no
5is.I6c; Extra &c" 59a5Aci &C." 5'sa6sci Yellow
TALLow-steady and fairly active. Prime City quoted
5ilc. sales no 900 ID. 5ifd5 5.lcc. -oo . ,r
TDBACCO-Sced Leaf GU ct snes , nu yan,a scS IN
England private TERMS 100 cases 1883 PennsyVanh s@
iac. q cases 1881 do Size; SnndIi s. 1d 2Sci
200 bales Havana as 10; 100 bales sumatra 81 ZoG
81 60 .,, ,,,to ,or.s,irg
Receipts on the Atlantic seaboard are aceumdaths M"
prices many instances are nominal
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINis IS.


EEw-YORk. juno 30.
A decided increase in the visible supply or
grain in the United States and Canada tcast OF the
Pacific slope reported in the statement OF stats
tican Walker of tie Produce Exchange. Tho figures
shows the usual discrepancy when compared with tue
Chicago report. Appended are the total amounts as
compared with the previous week: Wheat, 37.94IoZo
bushels, an increase Of 617,225 bushels; 6,o996i2
bushels an increase Of sos 345 bushels Oats
bushels a decrease OF IO5765 bushels total grain
48 200 351 bushels net gain OF ,204 800 bushels;
The speculative grain markets to-day were varaolo
and unsettled with decided change In prices
discouraging crop reports from abroad coupled ped
with the bad outlook here were nullihed py he Ito
selling based the large increase shown by ne wee
report OF visible supply. There was however con-
siderable strength shown In the markets. ana ialr ea
port movement to be recorded Wheat was on 3 ecu.
FOR July at 99as cents and August At ~ Ol's Az
SlO3as September and 81 O5ie for October op.on
change shown. Corn closed strong ana ed cent
higher follows July, 53is August. DAN septcmper
unchanged ut 81 August down ,s at 3a4; and septem
and lard rose 2a3 cents SO rs for July SO 80 for
August 81 OF for September, and 81 IL Tor octooer
options. r A..
At New-York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston tne
receipts of grain to-day were Wheat 69,0!s ousneis'
corn 27S bushels oats 10 S33 bushels total gram
SOC 7S9 bushels -four. 455 barrels Tho arrivals az
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis were wheat, lZi,-
391 bushels corn. 36s 1877 bushels; oats 1870 opsn
els total grain 6S2. .354 bushels -four. 22339 Darrc