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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25
For Sale in Portland.
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hrst.cass tailor store. eetablished seven years
doing AZ excellent business and sold for no fault
parties about to leave the State. will sell part or
whole Of stock or fixtures the strc;est investiga-
ton Is invited. Address mo. S." United States
Hotel, Portland, Ne. junisd&wlm
THE CoMMITTEE ON STATE PENSIONS will
i be In session at the Aldermen's Room the last
WEDNESDAY OF every month during the
year isSe, at "A O'Clock P. n. those wishing to
apply must present Themselves before the cemmttee
~ one Of these meetings to have their claim properly
Considered Fer Order Of Committee.
LEWIS SELBING,
apssoAu .Ciesk 10 Cemniitse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25

a shapeless mass. When Mr.. Runvon
was informed of the fight he went i'm
mediately to the barn and found his mare
lying in its stall nearly dead from the loss
of blood. The legs and neck of the brute
were terribly lacerated and its nose was
entirely gone. 1t was impossible for the
animal to live, and SO she was shot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25
Nem ADVERTISEMENT s.

Nature, Causes, Prevention
- and Cure. by JoHN II. MCALvIN, Lowell,
Mass; IA years Tax Collector. Sent free TO any ad.
dress. june22d&wiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25
WEAK, NERVOUS
AND DEBII.ITATED

ANDDEbtt.lTATED
MEN seeking Health,
STRENGTH and Energy,
should avoid Drugs. Sc
cret Medicines, etc, and
send Tor 1.-The Review"
or "Heal'k and strength
Regainsd," a large Illus.
tratea Journal published
entirely for their benefit.
II treats on health, n.y.
giene. physical culture. and
medical subjects. and Is u
complete encyclopaedia Of
information for suffering
humanity afflicted with
long standing. chronic, ner.
vous, exhausting and pain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25
advertising Rates

For sale every Wednesday neon at the bookstore
Of J. Pierce Augusta; c. L. Spauding, Halloweli
O. NJ. Blanchard, Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25
Esailu kenuetfr 3nurnal.
Tie DAILY gsSyEsE juvsxAl

Is issued every morning except Sunday az
$500 year.
$3.50 for six months,
3l.75 for three months,
60 cents per month
For sale each morning on the streets Of Augusta,
RaloweIl and Gardiner, and also At the bookstores
of j. r. Pierce, Augusta; c. L. Spaulding, HALO
we'll o. ". Blanchard. Gardiner; George W. Dor,
Waterville.
The WEEKLY MsSssE JOURNAL
II Published Every Wednesday, on the
following
TERMSs
$500 for year.
81 90 for six months.
SOC. for three months.
For sale every Wednesday nson at the bookstore
Of j. Y. Pierce Augusta c. L. Spaulding, Halowell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25
Nful advertisements.
PERFECT HEALTH

Is impossible II the Diges-
ton is impaired. the Lii
yer inactive, or the
Bowels Constituted.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24
IIiv Invest ,ncn,s,

The Ocala Ere" Press, Of the I'D inst,
announces the sale Of the following val.
liable property:
The wrlI-known Rainfall grove, con-
sisting II 33l acres Of wild tees, located
IN the hanks U the OckhWaha river,
near Gralla,nvillc, WAS sold last week Ia
Mr.. Sam a. Long, the consideration H..
INK &?O.lAW The property IN oneof the
best Of the kind in III" county, and
yields very proiiItably annually. Also,
Mr.. EnGh Bellies. Of lsar,lman, On
Orange Lake, disposed II his tine grove
last week to u northern party fm *il.-
mo cash. The tees show signs Of full
crop, AMI IL one Of the finest in the lake
region.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24
The Restoration Of Faded unh.

A valuable discovery has been made,
whereby the faded Ink ON old parchmsnts
may IN NJ restored a 70 render the writing
perfectly leglbla The process consists in
moistcning the paper with water, and than
passing over the lines In writing brush
which has hen wet in solution Of sulphide
Of ammonia The writing will immediately
appear quito dark In color; and this color,
In the case Of parchment, II will preserve
Tn paper, however, the color gradually
fades again, but IL may be restored at
pleasure by the application Of tbs sulphids
The explanation Of the action Of this sub
stance is very simpla Tho iron which
enters into the composition Of tho ink Is
transformed by the reaction into the black
sul;hide. -hostou Budget
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

Charles &. Thorn, one of IN. leading
prohih'ti"niAs Of Atlanta, Ga, has been
arrested Tor selling liquor and permitting
II to h' drank On his premises. Thorn
'"s been regarded M II PARTICULAR, shin.
my light among the proh,btionists. but
having "A wholesale license. he could not
resist III" temptation to turn nm "honest
penny by the us" Of its privileges. lie
Is reported Ia have coined large none,
hy the sale Of the ardent. Iut he has
been caught aud has given bond To- an
pear for trial. All the cases uf men
tined for the Violation "f the prohibition
""i'nan'" will h. carried Ia the suprel,,.
couft
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24
The school Question Again.

In alluding to the action Of the county
school board in refusing to accept money
when rendered for the purpose of erect
ing a school house in Palatka, We should
have stated that this charge does not aI-
PLY to the board as now organized. The
lresent board will take all the money 1t
can get, either from individual. or the
public. Indeed, Ne are informed that
one Of the members is the very person
who solicite ! money from the cittz-ns Of
Palatka to erect a school house, AID u ho
WAS appointed ON the board in conse-
que nee Of this act and his liberal ideas
relative To matters If popular education.
The other members Of the board are IN
entire sympathy with this feeling. IL
MAS some two or three years since the
hoard declined To accept money for the
purp4,s.. named. AMI that boari las been
succeeded hy men of more liberal views.
Ii seems necessary for us to reIeat,
against the individual members
of tie bpaIh our objection is
Ia the hoard Itself. We believe
that all il can do for popular education
can just as we'll b" performed by the
board Of county commissioners.
+ TEE money once provided, duty that
r.sts alone with the county commis.
sioners, the superintendent can manage
the rest, il h. ig u capable and jealous
officer. We should like to h. understood
in this matter. AMI, a. far ~ We arr allie,
co-oIs rate with the school officers Ia the
end that our public schools may b" made
more useful. We al recognize the fact
! that We need stler schools and school
houses, AMI any ctiz"n, puddle or phi
permanent improvement will receive our
cordial aud sinc.Ie support. W. have
gone on in the old way long .nough ,
other counties ARE getting ahead of Us,
and W. must art ut once ar lose our
character Tor progressive ana snlighten-
.,i citizens. Fair Play" suggested II
plan for raising M anS to erect "a schonl
house in Palatka. which, il adopted.
would make the labor easy and satisfac-
try. The law provides ample bower,
~e need only toact. We believe sincerely,
II w. hal go"l ~hool house IN this city
and good graded sch"ol. under the
charge of we'll trained teachers. that the
value If real estate would IT, enhanced
from fifteen to twenty per cent. We
should he pleased To STE this question of
| providing means for building u school
lnuse T houses, presented in all its
hearings nnI the voters NJ las. given an
opportunity o express themselves On IL.
We very much doubt IL Palaika would
vote down such u proposition.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

Savannah Times: The corner stone Of
III" Lee monument is to l~ laid in Rich
mon,l, Va, ON the eth Of October next
with appropriate ceremonies. DIR. J.
William Jones, ~ crrtary IL III" southern
historical society, has gone to B,auvoir.
Miss. for the purpose of trying To induce
ex.Pr"sidrnt Davis To H. present ON that
occasion. Mr.. Davis has not been to the
capital Of the confrderacy since imme-
dlately after his release from Fortress
Monroe, where he was imprisoned. The
p'pl" there are anxious for M opportu.
nifty of welcoming him in their midst.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24
THE DAILY NEWS.

The DAILY NEWS Is published every mbru-
ing except Non'iay, AMI delivered hy carriers
ia the city, or Wllis-i pfstage free, for 81 cents
Il month. el-si tor three months. So for slI
m Iuths. uT - par dnnum-
rHE Nt.EkIS MN l. Hp >paEe ts-c0iunn
piIar. pnhiI.h.-I svert Fri hay, containing
AL the mn, 81 the wcek. t.-si and ~ Neral 10
- the taryf,-~I lna han,i>amsst weekly ls,Isr
puhts ia ti,,Tt,,,. AMI wall La matl.-d Iss,t-
are trs-- tot ~ year. al ~ cents tat ~
mon rs StHriinsb tIIi'-> tree u, ans 'i'ifrss.
LA a. asIs.tt,>suicnis ~ rrnts Isr lime f"r
drSt i>s.rt'ii and H. cents T. lane fur etis AL
ditiut,a t,t-srttih- Slscisii istt.> u ''i- l.
uue. Reduced RATE IN es'utinu,d .t'tN'rti4- :
m ut
All i,is,IttS,us thli- t--.sstns dti, t'rt mi q
e,rg, ut,,ttt. tssst alt.tti - Mt due at
SeNF..rsts,t at ti'.. ttlu ius shsh th..y are
t,-rt. :.
Al atI,,-> sh,tIld ~ uni..i, IN eSpress,
u 49, -sttt.t ~ t..I-irrs Il tier.
Lis,-~.
y. q. HAMMONiD,
WI,iNs>~ MANAGER.
IALNTkA. fInnibA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24
nAVsEs's SHOPS AND CAFES.
Rishns.s and TAsts in Displ.y-Dre.s of
the SaIesmsn-CIsAplinsss


the salesmsn-ClsAnl
In America il Is the effort OF merchants
10 get goods u every earthly description
under one roof Here the shops are more
characteristic and indiyidualized, as a rule.
tine will deal in silks and trimmings; an
ether only in velsets and yelvetsens: an
other may show superb lines Of linen
gloves, fans. parasoI ami umbrellas may b.
found at another; again a shop will sell
woolens exclusively, anoth-r prints ami
cottons; and rarely will you find the no.
ton stora So. too, outside of the textile
fabrics thee diyi.ions In tra,is are rixor-
ously obssrved A Photographic il not an
artist bronze goo Is Do not include pottery !,
the jeweler sells rwslry, not clocks amt
watches, ths wHdenware, ironware and
basket Ware merchants are rat each al the
others; and wine rnerrhants do not sell soap
In all these shops there Is n richness and
tasts, but not obstrusiveness, in display
And from one end al the city u another the
neatness, brightness, hShtness and sirinsss
IL thu shop form much of Havana's attrac-
tivenesx AL this, ton, ID In despite Of an
architecture that would preclude delicate
arrangement among more stolid Isople.
hut the Spaniari and Cub~n both possess just
enough sfeminacy 10 make dainty nest
Out II An old ruin anywhere Again tho
drsss Of merchants statesmen, AMI the most
fnsnial kseErFs adds To the pleasing effect Of
tho shop Nearly all arc attirsl In linen,
pure white OF in dainty striIs~ Tho white
uscktie Is universal, and II IL refreshing.
u is u clean thing too They are only pro
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24
THREE WOMEN DECEIVED.
4 Man al MANY ALIASES Gets Three
Wives and Their Money in TaO
Mnnfh.

4 Man al Many Aiia-e> Gets Three
Wives and Their Money in Two
Months
II. LoTIS, july l6.-On June Lluis
liauswirth, about y yeaIs Of age, met ON
shiplntnl Hiss Ursula Lima lieer. VINO
MAS or her way from Munich to witt her
mather IA Ghicago. The Young laly
was under the ear. of Mr.. Knox. "A law
yer, who MAS returning Ia his homs in
~. Paul after a E,nopean trip. Mr..
knox and his family formed the ac-
qualntancs of Miss Heer in Germany.
AMI, learnlng of her intentions to visit
this country. volunteered their pfotec-
tl"n. Mr.. Knox also met llauswirth,
was faVnrably impressed with him, and
NAH. n" Objection to his attentions to
hls lr dese. TIN their arrival in New
York iiaus~ nth AMI Miss lieeT were
married. The Knox family went on To
NJ. Paul, AMI the bride aud groom re-
manned IN New York. After "a few DAYS
the groom invited his bride Ia visit some
frhnds IN Philadelphia. They went To
the Quaker city and registered at the
Continental Hotel. I'm, imagining Hama.
with left his r,om earlier ,h,n,u su,I
informing his bri,l. thar M. had ,rr.ny,J
to call "n "A tslge II Free Masons. He
hal lJo tlial.rS Of his wife's money al
the time. and as sL.. sut,s,ou.ntI,
learned, all her lew.lry. hath ornament,
and h.irlonms. Her hrief hon.ymonn
was over. SL. WINS Ltt fire. In r.s,,n..
her Journey alone IN her mo,I,.r in
Chmavo.
Ia th. later mart If .h,ne "A man closely
answering lIa,,,wlrth's ,les.r,n,,on cam.
tn this city and introduced himself IN I'M.
hest t:ern,an s,.,ety here. nm. ca,l.l am
the senior member IL the I,unor finn oi
John Y f.n,lr.,s Il Ca, Represented him.
self as an old customer If the hous.. hay.
ing bonght frnm them far Years during
his residence. al Red Bluif. lnwn M.
,ecur,I "A SIN better s,,n,iiny with nm.
firm hy claiming AN intimate. ,cnu,in,.
ancc with Mr.. Endree's brother !, San
Francisco. n. SAID that IA, WAS on his
way To- Harrington, Iowa, 10 marry an
old sweetheart. In few .ioys he wo,,lL
return To this city with his bride h.for,.
gong back Ia Red PlutT On the NH
inst h. returned, as Ne promised. bring
ing his bride with him. The lady IN
lived for years at burlington. She MA,
a widow amt had lrrn engaged IN ,L,.
nillnnr, business, in which she wn.
fairly succ, ssful. ilauswirth. ON his ~.
turn To- Harrington 10 marry her. in,Inc,d
her to dispose of her millinery sh, n and
tnru I'm, rro,,uLs oy.r IN hin. I'm hi.
arrival IL tbs city with his brnl. h.. did
not call nn Mr.. Enlr.+s, with whom nm
account for a dozen o,tles Of wine was
still unsettled. n. had met MIR. Tiny
Fa,,,t and after r.vister;ny N, ,h. ~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

The widow Of Commander T. A. NJ.
Craven Is pct!tioning congress for an In.
creasc Of pension. Commander Craven has
been called tho Sidney Of tho American
navy. When the Tecumssh went down,
while leading Farragut's feet at Mobile in
1884, sunk by the explosion Of torpsio,
Commander Craven vent down with her.
Al the time Of the explosion the pilot and
be instinctively made for the same opening
kidding below. Craven drew back. After
you, pilot" he said There was no after
1or Hun The pilot WAS saved, but Craven
went to tho bottom with his ship Chicago
Tines
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24
Al Ready.

The Ocala Free Press of the 22d
says
Arranging for the Ing convention In
August Is beng pushed ahead very rap
mly now. The committee IL al work
and every thing viii be o. k. by the lat.
ter part of this week.
The Ocala House will bn open and the
entire delegation will find ample accom-
modatons IN this fine and cdmmMlois
resort. The Mon,ezun,a, ON this occa
sion will close It's dining room and the
entire service transferred to the brala
House.
The Marion opera house IL To- put in
thorough order and full detachment
VI porters, and runners viii be- on hand
To serve the delegates. ~ far u band
has not been secured for the occasion.
The first week IN August will b"
O,aIa's gala DAYS in n duh summer, and
W. hoy" It will inspire our people To-
make "a move towards showing mp orala
IN her best and tr,,rst colors.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

Starvation is staring the inhabitants
Of Newfoundland and Labrador N the
face. Hon. A. Waiell, from st. john
N. f., arrived on thu ?lst ut Ottawa, to
confer with tho government on some
plan for relieving the poor aud IL st,tutc
Of that region. Along the northern
coast Of Newfoundland it is reported ,ha,
over hW families arc starving. while in
Labrador at least ono families ARE ~
the worst state Of lestititiOn.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

Who say. MIR. Owens is not in earn, n,
about ms canlhiary for congress- Evi
IDENTIFY he does not expect the nomina
ton ON the prnhihlion ticket. IN. Free.
Press says:
Tn Dit That the Owens faction has
secured the elegant cinb rooms il, III.
Ocala House next To the bar, and a com
Ple,e force ot pages, runners aud ll,rters,
with Geographic service secured for the
big convention. viii BROTHER Jones
have Douglmrty headquarters alsn,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24
The Expert Report Of Orange Conn.
~ Found.


~ Found.
The Orlando Sentinel. Of the 2lst inst.
has the foliowing Important announce.
ment.
The report Of the expert committee
appointed 10y the grand jury to investi.
gate the condition of the county officers.
which was never in the package con.
tanning the proceedings Of the grand
Jury, and which was reported lost. was
IN separate package in the Clerks
once with the file mark Of Feb. y, 1856.
upon it. Capt. Shine found it among
some other papers through which he was
looking. II is now in the hands of tho
state attorney, JAS. ID. Beggs. who IL
nov considering tho advisabiIity of giy.
ing the same out for publication.
p. S.-Since the above was placed in
type, the report has been published IN
the Orlando Record.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

N. j. Doyle, the leading dry a"'l~
merchant of south Flori,ls at Sanford,
has page of advertisement in the last
issue Of the Sanford Journal. lie il the
TREND 81 The publishers ~ well ~ IT n"
,eople. lie in an excellent merchant
business man. citizen and knows how to
aru,iir, s,iccpaa
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

The June term Of the supreme court
il drawing to a close. tn. 100 cases On
the docket are nearly all disposed Of, and
the court will adjourn this week. and
not I, sumo its session until next fall.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

The business men IL Sanford have ~.
gained lsoard II trade. The president
il N. j. lkN H.. the we'll and favorably
known merchant If that city: vice.
president, II. =. IkForest. with five
members M / hlar.l If rnyrInnr..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

s. B. Rounds. public printer ut Wash
ington, has purchased the Omaha tNeh
Republican. paying for il and its jnl,
printing establishment $IOO no cash.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

Porpoisecatching 10 developing rs an in.
dustry In North Carolina Steamers have
bccn purchased and everything made ready
for large haul this summer. The oil sex
trhctei from them and thu meat l. used a.
. fertilizer. The fins are made into gela
tine and the hide Il turned into an excellent
leather chicago Timsa
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

Secretary Manning. y" repnrted, Inns :"
far recovered his health that he will
probably l~ able to resume his official
duties when he returns to Washington
in Octolnr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

Vim. Hunter. second assistant secrs'
tary ~ state. Washington. the oldest Of
fetal in the continuo,,s service in the
United States, s,irad.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

The unfayorahle weather has dam
aged somewhat the cotton crop in west
era Florida. and to "help out IL. farm
rrs are planting largely Of potatoss snI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

Of the Bologna Academy OF Medicine.
lac has started for that city, wheGe he
PROPOSES Ia - through another eourse
of fasting and 10 take poison.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

MOagcrness OF sunday school Libraries.
A voice OF complaint II heard from oil
over tho land about tho n,eagerncss Of the
Sunday school librarics More weak stutr
finds It, way into Sunday school library
books than into any other class Of litora-
ture Neither minister nor Sunday school
teachers have time 10 read tho books before
putting them into the library. The work
Is sometimes put into tho hands Of com.
mittee The persons whSncompose the com.
inittee arc either too busy TO read thu books
or clse they are not bookish, and arc afraid
to take the responsibility Of saying which
hooks are good and which are not Tie
upshot Of the matter is generally that tho
selection Is left to tho bookseller, who Is told
to send 80 many dollars worth Of hooks In
bindings of appropriate colorA A society
has becn formed In Elisateth, N. j., tho
efforts Of which will bs devotel to tho i'm.
proving Of sunday school libraries, and tho
exchange Of suggestions ~ ~ how to select
the books which compose them San Fran
CISCO Chronicla
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

Great interest is felt throughout ltal,
in the condition " man named Succl,
who lives ut Forii, near Rnmagna. and
who asserts that he has discovered in the
course Of his travels through great
part Of Africa n sort Of liquor extracted
from various herbs which has the effect
Of "mummifying" the body So to speak
and rendering 1t insensihle to- any kind
Of want, such as hu, ger or thirst; while
II will also admit of one taking poison,
however violent, without feeling any
i'll effects. A committee of the iGhabi
tants of Forli has been formed. at his rp.
quest, the experiments which he Is
making upon himself, and several doc
tors who examined him have stated
that the case il very curious one, and
that they cannot detect any fraud
Succi takes nothing but four glasses Of
water day, and says that he feels very
well. AT the request of Prof. Peruzzi.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

Ia Berlin there IN an associat ion of
theological students bearing the name
W,ngoltiles" which has for yrnrs OBJ.
served the Wednesday before Ascension
Day the curious custom uf hivlning for
III" Emwriors destiny. The way of
do'ng this ~ unique The ,nr,nlGrs Of
the association pIsred from Berlin tn
the village ol rwhclsw.r,ler ON the
ilavri. aud here they celebrate the an.
niversary ~ the guild at the Will.lms.
hohr restaurant. They immediately
climb up AN utk TIE. IN the centre of the
garden and seat themselves upop the
branches Beer Is handed M from the
ground. and after the third glass has
l~en drained the president delivers the
anniversary speech. after which cheer
IS given for III. Emperor Then ut the
word u command all glasses are hurled
tn the ground. AMI the notion ~ that the
Emperor will live ~ many wears as
there are broken glasses. This year
twelve glasses wero broken, so that the
Emperor should yet hc "a crntenarian.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

RaGtsrtn.t ~ rut f,iATeA t,,-t pvsWs
~ .s..t>pt',ts~ MAtL HArrsh.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-11-10

ss;;S:s - 81 s;' s;;' ss i's ss
sSioasNPatent s5.p@5a5; straishts
.s75@4 g Ls S9 ssked; * bsksra' % oo@s5o asked
Corn No. 2. SIC asked, December, 36c bid.
Oats No. mixed CSC. bio; 28c
asked No. 2 white 261fc. bid.
Barley No. 2, 43c bld. esg+E.}4s So; =;
Rye No. g. 45c. bid.
Flax Seed. CSC bid.
sBaled hay, ~. 50 asked ;timothy t10.50-
Dressed beef, choice steers .@o7c;
veal, 8c@0r.
Butter, extra 1sc@20c. bid. ae, ~
Cheese 12c@13c,
Eggs, extra 2c(621c asked.
Potatoes, 40043c per bushel,
Live stock-sales Of steers ranged e IS
@S3:15 per 100 lbs: Sheep sold at >3.D
MINNKAPo11s.
WHyHT-No. hard, cash, 721l; Dec.
73; No. l Northern, cash 7O1fc; No. Q
Northern, cash, 68Lc.
s4.25@4.35. In barrels, s4.35SA. 40; $50
$500 delivered at New England polntr,
A.75tQ4 30 delivered New YORK and Penn
sylvania. points; bakers S320@3.4O.
Wheat Cash, 73hc November 73Mc.
Corn, Cash, 3511c; November s55fc.
0ats, cash 2s1fo;-. November &c.
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Live Stock, Cattle 81 6l0375; Hogs,
g 5'0S5.sO; Sheep, s2.0o@s3.7O.
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w1nAFCash MOI hard 7s7lc; MOL
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