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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

There will be meeting of the Unity Club
a, the Unitarian church parlors this even
-, There will be brief reviews of English
his,oru for the 18th and 18th centuries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

An Augusta dealer placed patent spring
upon his outside store door to make it shut.
1t was very powerful one and after a lady
who was in the act Of entering the store had
been thrown into the street, and two email
boys knocked down, he concluded that = trap
SO injurious to life and limb would be detr-
mental to his business and removed the pa
tent affair and people can now enter with
perfect safety
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

The Fort Popham Summer Resort Associa-
ton commenced cutting ice on their pond thi.
morning. The stock is clear and black and
of abundant thickness Hon. P. o. Vickery
is at the pond experimenting operations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01
Local Notices.
Free Free Free

Bells Sarsaparilla. 1.-The Wonder Cure.
Ask your druggist for trial bottle free
Read the sheet of testimonials. No other
like it. None can compare with it. Large
bottles only so cents. All druggists N Angus
ia. janl5t4w-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

Attention is called to the notice of the half
yearly examinations at st. Catharine's on
Thursday and Friday Of this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01
City Personals.

Mr.. Walter d. Stinson will commence hi.
duties As the advertising agent of Hill { Co.,
this morning.
MI. E. Little, agent for C. H. Richardson
OF Nevouryport, was in the city Saturday to
introduce superior cough-drop among the
druggists, grocers and confectioners of the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01
FINE JOB PRINTING.

,oh Printing Establishment of the Kennebec
Inc III Il always well prepared for doing the incest
Jouihs a. we'll as the more common branches. This
ss aad Rseps on f sans hs ass
yaIey tvne wedding and visiting cards and enve.
styls IN stock; also varied assortment OF dance
lePe, r nroQrams, announcements, etc., etc. Orders
~ NAH will receive prompt and careiui attention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

Z. & ]. Atkins & Co.. at the west end of the
dam, are largely using sapling pine lumber
from the saw Of Hewins & Lyon, Manchester,
in the manufacture of their boxes: and thu,
far this season have not invested very heavily
IN logs, very few having been hauled in from
the country, owing to the bad going. The
firm work up about 300, 900 feet of lumber 4
year
Mr. John May has just purchased very
promising five-year-old gelding, by Pilot
Knox, Of Charles Trask of Gardiner. He is
represented as being almost perfect image
OF Pilot. Mr.. May has also bought a FIVE
year-old bay gelding of w. II. Merrill of
West Gardiner. Mr.. Merrills famous mare
which made such fast time at the State Fair
is a half sister
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

The Office cs. of Water street lady &C.
coun,ant lappel up quantity of ink FRIDAY
night. was taken with spasms and suddenly
d.ap,eared and has not been heard from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

mailed free on application to the Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, r. l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

hccOrding to the railroad commissioners
l,l9S, $50 passengers last year, and 86S, $50
tons Of freight. The passenger train mileage
was 96i,5sS miles, freight train, TAG, 43O,
Number of locomotives 81; number of pas
senger cars, 92 baggage and express cars,
II freight cars, 1904; other cars, so.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

Bridge Builder Booker of the Maine Cen
tal has displayed marked ability and enter
prise in the rebuilding of the railroad bridge
now going on here. So energetically have
matters been pushed under his supervis-
ion that by tonight the work will be go far
advanced on the first span, that should q
ireshet come and carry away the supporting
tresile work, the iron would support itself
and there would be no loss of the material
of the span.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

Thousands find quick relief from indiges-
ton and sick stomach by chewing Colgan's
Taffv. ) cents bundle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

The W. c. T. u, will meet with Mrs. 8.
Brooks. Tuesday, 3 2. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

Ms. Louise Baldwin sings Feb. lst at Mt.
pleasant, Mass; end, Marblehead; Sd. Con-
cord
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

Sheepskin is being employed more gener-
ally than ever for outside garments this sea-
son. by people much exposed to the cold.
uarments made of tanned sheep,kin are said
" those who wear them to be almost com.
pieteiy impervious to bleak winds and pierre
lug air. Workmen on the railroad bridge
are nearly all equipped with them and speak
very highly of their worth One young and en-
'sfprising Augusta physician wears sheep
sam vest which he il much pleased with.
Ahe material is used as it comes from the
'annery or is colored black. There are two
sohcerns In Hallowell which manufacture
.'0'ning from sheep leather and they are do
ing good business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE


For Apaemia and Marasmus in Children.
DR.. W. ID. Gentry, Kansas City, Mo, says
Il have used SCOTS Emulsion for years, and
for consumption and anaemic patients and
children with marasmus. have found it very
reliable. Have frequently given it when
patients could retain nothing else on the
stomach"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

Much OF the ice with which the trees were
burdened in the late ice storm, dropped from
the limbs Saturday and yesterday, the wealth
er being mild. Yesterday one wire between
this city and Boston had been put in running
order and the press report was received all
right The working of the other wires is
still impaired, however.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

r B. Murphy & Co., shows bright new
sign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01
Headquarters.
GRANITE BANK BUILDING.

Open Day and Evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

summary of meteorological observations
is given.
THE CATALOGUE
OF the Institution for lS85-lSS6. is con-
nected with the reports. A summary of the
list of students is as follows: Post grad
yates, Il Seniors, II: Juniors, %; Sopho-
mores, 2S; Freshmen l6; Special, 7. Total
number of students, 92.
Arrangements have been made by which
applicants accommodated by the plan may
pass examination for admission without in
curing the expense of going to Orono. The
gentlemen named below have been appointed
examiners for the sections of the State in
which they severally reside: 9. p. Allen,
B. S., Pressure Isle; H. NJ. Estabrooke, B.
S. Gorham 4 S. Danforth, B. S., Skowhe-
uon: S. w. Gould. S., Skowhegan Prin.
F. E. Parlin Greeley Institute, Cumberland !;
o. c. Harrington, B. s., Cape Elizabeth !;
S. X. Hitchngs.sB. s., Biddeford; Henry X.
White, A. NJ, Newcastle; VIM. w. Allen,
A. B., Dexter; Charles A. Black, A. NJ,
East Machiss; Rev. w. r. Cross, Milltown,
N B.; Henry w. johnson, A. B., Bethel :;
I. c. Phillips, A. B Wilton; Hon. N. A.
Luce, Augusta; w. r. White. A. B., Els
worth; w. E. Sargent. A. M, Freeport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

The Maine Central Railroad purchased
10000 seepers for their track last year. This
year they have contracted for liz, 900, all they
Will probably use, as considerable portion
OF the main line had complete renovation
IN the summer. The life of a cedar sleeper
Is rated at twenty wears under ordinary traffic,
mat of hsckmatack sleeper about ten years
lhe heavy freight trains, With the fast trains,
pound out sleepers in about eight years on
mat part of the line used the most.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

Saturday afternoon a proinent citizen OF
winthrop was before the bar of justice in
''s' town for using the horsewhip too freely.
twas all about three long nosed shoats. One
vi MS neighbors had purchased the swine of
nm out had neglected to take possession of
mem, allowing them to stay in the pen belong
'ngto the original owner The latter threatened
and ordered the purchaser to take them away
put he steadily refused and meeting him one
uay took horsewhip and gave the pig
ouyer sound thrashing. Winthrop was
much excited over the affair and there was a
ee gathering of citizens at the trial, the re-
sult OF which has not been learned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

FARM DEBTS
Excess of liabilities of Nov 30 1875. above
liabilities OF Nov. 80, 1884, 1850 So
Net earnings Of the farm for the year, $eos "a
The Arrears of crops and their Yields were
as follows: Grass, So acres, I27 tons; men
sury barley, acres, l43 bushels; hulless
barley, acres, 1928; oats, u acres, 5l3 coats
without manure, l0t acres, 4lS; potatoes, |
acre, l54.
There are upon the farm forty-six cattle.
forty OF them being thoroughbred OF these
eight are ShorthorE, sixteen are Cattle
Club" Jerseys and sixteen are MAINE State"
Jerseys. Approved bulls are at the heads of
these herds, and the young animals produced
are OF much excellence. Twenty-six cows
and helfers are now in milk The average
number in milk during the year was twenty
three. From these, l2b, 1874 lbs of milk were
produced, OF this amount Ito, 636 lbs were
manufactured into butter, producing $3.50
lbs; an average of 10 sic lbs. of milk for
each pound of butter. The calls for Shrop-
shire sheep bv farmers have been such that
the flock is reduced in number to fifteen ami
mails As in previous years, Chester pig
breeding has received attention, young ami
mails for breeding purposes having been sent
into many sections of the State.
Considerable space is devoted to expert
ments." The results OF experiments relat-
ing to The feeding value of purple hulless
barley" Difference between weight of live
and dressed pigs" ''Oat seedlings" and
BEEF production are included.
summary of the treasurer's report is:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

The Ladies Relief Corps will give a fair
in Meonian Hall this, Monday evening, and
Tuesday evening The entertaining drama
G ldr will be presented by local talent The
closing night there will be an entire change
Of program and social dance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

admit circumstances VIII
Inc farm superintendent present. an a..
SounI OF farm transactions for the wear end.
10 lisa OF PROPERTY BY TRUSTEES November
Live Stock, .,o,.
Crops, s3'ysa W
$e,7ls 90
30, ls.5 november
Live Stock, ..-
Crops, >arfddW
Cash receipts for the yea ending s"'s1 w
- Nov 30, 1855,
cash expenditures for the year 20
ending Nov. 30, 1885 ,o,, a.
Liabilities Nov. 30. 1854 80 %
Liabilities Nov. 80, 1885, s1os 90
FARM CREDITS
Cssh On hsnd. si9s %
machinery and implements mr.
chased during the year, less 20
per cent, sk-o
Haar ..ns ing, ano Gearing land, 1S3 IS
"ork Oh oundings, ITO 70
LUMBER provided for new barn. l45 no
Excess of appraisal of Nov 90.
dsso. above appraisal of Nov
80, 1884, 4s,o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

The surface of the river above the dam
where Hon. Geo. E. Weeks is housing ice
for the consumption of Augusta people, va,
. busy place Saturday, a crew Of men being
employed in cutting and housing. The slee,
storm had packed the surface of the ice with
4 tenacious sheet of frozen rain and hail, and
to remove this 4 disk harrow such as is used
on ploughed fields. and an ordinary two-h horse
scraper we're employed, the former loosening
and pulverizing the snow and ice while the
latter removed it. Mr.. Weeks new automatic
scraper stood on the ice. 1t works to per-
lection and is a great labor saving implement.
1t requires but one man to operate it, who
sets upon the machine and takes his ease
while the snow is clesnly hauled away and
dumped. A patent has been applied for.
Two ice pioughs were At work growing. A
yoke of oxen and span of horses furnished the
power for raising the ice, it being drawn up a
slip, two cakes at 4 time. The capacity OF
the houses lie 2500 tons and they will be filled
The crew of men employed is able to run 800
tons of ice per day into the houses. The ice
is fourteen inches in thickness. Mr.. Weeks
personally superintends the operations.
Everybody in this section remembers Mr..
Edward G. Wyman, Vassalboro farmer,
who died in the fall of 1884, when about IS
years of age. He was famous for his &C.
centrcities, and would drive into town every
winter with the oldest of teams, his horse
covered with bells Of almost every namable
variety which jingled a discordant medley.
Ten years before his death he began deposit
iting in the Augusta Savings Bank. and dur
ing that period his deposits amounted to
some 50 900. In order to avoid the statutes
prohibiting more than 81 900 to be deposited
in the name of shy one person, he deposited
amounts in sums of 50, 900 each in the names
of various relatives, but payable to himself.
After his death a brother of his got posses
sion of all of his bank books and claimed
title to the 50 200. A bill in equity was
brought by Baker & Cornish of this city, in
the interests of other heirs against the broth
er who gobbled the bank books, and to de-
termine the title was referred to Chief JUS
tice Peters and to Judges Libbey and Foster
ofsthe Supreme Court, who will give hear
ing on the matter in few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01

The librarian, A. +. Rogers, extends thank
to Hon. f C Allen of this city. Senate
Hale, Representative Boutelle, Senator Blai
of New Hampshire, the State Librarian AM
Executive Departments at Washington 70
valuable books and documents. Senate
Hale is warmly thanked for a contribution Q
slOO 10 be used as a nucleus for librar
t.nJ The necessity of better library &C
commodations is urged.
Mr.. C. Fl. Benjamin makes report OF thu
improvements made in the facilities for teach
ing Mechanical Engineering. The appro
nristion granted by the legislature last spring
for the purchase of new machinery and sp
psrstus, has been nearly all expended an'
r;tb good results. A recitstion-room, draw
;,o.room. and office have been finished Il
the secoud story of the shop building an
equipped p.e
Agriculture. in his report states that thre
studepts graduated from the course IN agr'
cnlture of whom one i. engaged in farming
ono /, taking a course in Veterinary Serene
IN Tho American Veterinary College of Ne'
York City. and the third IS AZ presen, ene.se
in teaching. Instruction in pracuea, Asrisu'
ture has been added to the theoreticai ~o ,,
the course. Students in agriculture ~ii' \
the future, spend four hours per week. .ol
least one year. studying the detai.s OF larn
management under the direction OF tue Iarn
superintendent. Twenty volumes bearing
scientific. agriculture have been aaoeo " "
library. Additional room and equipuieh.' 10
the department are needed. More at.enuo
to Horticulture is recommended, ana FRO
Bslentine thinks professorsmp Oh uoi'ieu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-01
suspended payment of interest

summary of meteorological observations
is given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

I,vgRrooi Juno % PgovIsIons Bacon Gmberland Cut
as "a Long Clelr 3D. 5AJrt Gear Mldiles
s,- ID. short RIBS u. shoulders rs I'd DER cwt
necf-5Js kItra Indian Aess Prime Mess 4s od
porK-rInc Ness. - III Prime Ness EASTERN
80 Western. 6l- Lard American. Us Prime " est
eru ia u VI. o-sJt h-ns-LOng Cut 3us- Vi
~houlaers Us Butter. for United
staies. Cneese-A merican .hOice 3,A bd Wheat-tted
csserD sOgng. 81 JC. Red inter- % ID y va
yer ceutai d. Winter - IL No SOrlng oAo al
New Mixed Western. a.. H. DAlllornii NO l. bs II %
o. Californian Ma. ia 3D. osad Der Genital Produce
-pirtsOl lIrDenuue. 5b4 Od Go NJ London is 10 pcl
cwL. Hcnned p,CrJeuh OF Der gallon Clover seed
American Red 49, ssr; iulOT-l1s. 81. per; St R0sn
-Connon. d Pale. lis. ID D0s Od Lnseed OIL 80
GA Der cSL TaOS Fine \ nerlctl % Id rrin' CIV
y5s d. pes cwL t5frgeraod IS ef mud quart
ers ali. o quarters Id Der b ,,,
a. past thrne days were lAtlVV
centals. including -a.pOU centals American .
ne corn iOr the past three days "ere
6o-1Uu ccLtals. 3D.. Oh,
LONDON .3-PrOcuCe- IIn-eed OIL Ri - ud q /
Cacui Lusero. tsu IL DER quarter lAnstco
CAKE e. Is. - HeuneO Petroleum. 0e-u~
55u. per gIuDa. Jt FurDoluns 24+'d per cS-
Snerm Z y itnsln-COmmJn s. Ol.Dee cWI
Pale Bs dlIs o. Pr0ylsOns-larL i5s.pi Der cWL fpr
American sugar l3s N. CIV. tor tuOa q nrrI lSil
DoariNng 96o snd 90. - Sd for Cuba NnscOVile tar
rennng adOlL. AistrIAan rdlOS- 3ssL 24s OIL @-o<
Ods Mutton. LOS "a. IS. Cd Cocoa Nut Oi-Ceyioi
426d Z 81 3d.. Cochin. 43- 49, .-.. -
ANTWERP. June 23-petro.enm Fine pale Amerlc ~, D
francs paid aud Is francs - centm-s sellers
BKRMES. juno 23-Petr olrun-6 MARKS Az pfenhi2s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

etrarht - 1914 12L Winter Wheat Patent - 30 .o
flhne-0a BAKERS clear - JUd4 d. stragh re ~"
nne.es patents ~ - ~ OO WISCONSIN, patent -
Fo 1--we Flour--aes az ~ ions 30 Der Dbl wheat ne
nnket closed steaY; ioIs stsaty No zDelaNare e
70 export elevator Sc; 40 Pennsylvania RED 3ie 80
Rad June s5dslc. Iuly. sJd sdc August ~ &c;
sept =. az sc CoTr- arket dull; Ma Mired tfsek-
90 d?i grain deoe 40-c steamer No Mixed rss
fic: DO elevator t2a' No. Yellow IN gram depot
$3.50, No Yellow elevator. 4;cL No M!tro
June f3is Gi3 hci July 43Adt& &C. August 4'@nsJ
e.penser i6s46c Market Quiet ana prices sle.vi
10 Mixed sici M TiKh Mixed. Sic Nsieeteo DUO
s59e'4e.i No ~nIte SIC. No White 10 ~. nsrMsa
White 5j'9h31Gs Wh5e June. 36<fJo4y Juv
Y1,sd satc.f August 4d+aci -eptonber 33gs3 80,
Butter hrmi Penn~vlvania Creamery Extra i,r"!-ci
bradford County and Now York Extra lydltci Me'trn
psirV Extra i6dl &C.. Western Coca 10 Choice iz9t -c
Egg PENNSYLVANIA fresh. Extra l3p6 ci western iI"s'
iva lsc H@eeDtsFo 1000 bbls WneaL suuo nush'
5000 0usni Corn. 1907 bush 5000 Dusn.
t3to6-2 % FANNY l7jas2 ~ ChoiOa ~ - 80 'O
sanev 81 d51i 10 patcntI ~ 40 pSi ~ Wheat lower'
No Red uasa l7-1 DC Tune. q ~; july 'i a. &C.
Auzast ~ &c. Corr dui No. Mixed CASH sO13I ,9o
June tuAcA Iuly. Sic. Oats quiet No NIKE" 's'I
E'ta1Nc. June yO',ci Iuiy "a &c. tive cay ~ G
bsrev-Theie IL no market Batter GIict Creamery itg
loc DAIRY DISC Lggs Iuer S-c FiaS SEQ. - " q
=. O5 hav- Timothy SlO 20 Prarie. - o. brtl'
+Sc IL mll Corn Neat ststly ~ s. ~ WHISKY ~ ~
FORK ~ bj Bniknoats-Long - nr. - Z Shorr Rid
% D. Short Clear - IS Lari ,5sliy 50 Y 1850 -
1000 Ousa Dr. 5000 dive l.OD' oust-, Barey;
i.ooO bash ahDnents-fiOgr 1000 Dbsi Wheat cDDo
ousi- cora ll2.gOu pIsL oaIA 300 0usl' Eye
lsODO OusA.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
" -EVureine~
mr. Hfpl,.ar IQWesf.

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR - Market SUI "a, "a Grs
buyer night through IN e list vii" aq moo oes s
mainly in iy MIN Extra Jooeers OPERATIONS nave D'es
which 10000 6bls for EXPORT The snes today IN
8 5Oasl so The latter an extreme SiGo sp s n @
Good Choice 800 bbls Extra No At 81 70
1iSte1 Wheat ~" POr bbl 500 bSis Fac
s 1Ss Yves. sT Indies .ansa
ane at S. So"sS 90 E1Ta 40 s,s1o - - &
600 $50 co. common fA ao GOOD EH5r, wssfsr
S 10 PaT 70 Extra Ono s. i zoo ),
Choices. - ssi o. common Extra r 20 Iy
s4o0ass % Patent 81 ia Bakers Extra. So 70
Good 10 Good Very Choice - so gs4 30 paeas
Winter wheat Extra - a,9s 80 oy III, sx'fe o Dr
c ncn dull UiHEaS 10 e-D1n u, DuyeIs
Far FAIR and 65Ss5 Tor Faf 70 Choice Fdor :. u
Dull prices HANGED. sales 5S b6is sgpernne al - 10
%ss sg a auoteG f at no 20 Is
E sc better for ca-h lots
LIS SHADE r. stronger and advanced IA &C then
the advance aud declined c and closed stead AZ
about he inside prices moderate eXpori ana I'm oy
Milling business and far trads IN oSuoa ShpPers
speculative account sales 4gS1OOO Susn
future 24t 900 bush SPOT and 10 arrive ncludns NO
ana ire Eht No Hard Duluth SIC spot ana 70
7zsSssc 40, Red s5c iree bOari from store No 2
Red or June slSsnS al f 9c u1 I' u
- 3-ICc SHE. for seDtemter. 50
4c ior November. s7AaS7i2c cosing III 81 ~:
December. - 40-r'4c. closing a. s,c. 90 for
January 20 closing at S''sc: do for May 81 "a
sac. CLOSING at 9Slsc . RI f Market heavy rars,
bush StaIe al 63c for mid Of July de- estern
quotec 90 1Jtc Canada 59G6Oc- state t2G6ic--
BARLEY Nominal BA RILEY MALl-Ouiet anS un,
ngeG COIN Market puct and uru Tor cash lots
with light offerings options SHADE easier Closing
the usic prices A limited Trade OT hon" use.
export and moderate transac IN options
coo future 2o.OUO BUSH spot Inc udlAg
l. Western Mixed at y DC; Kiln Dried Mixed.
migrated ~ bite soul crn. Sc. II store
No Mixed. nominal soc IN elevator. No Mixed
July 4oi4 4jatc- closing at 45c do for ADJUST
at A. do ScDtemi er - "a
at a OAIS-tash Mixed fIfhc
ter WhIte about steady options shade hrl
er closing Sales loJUOC bush future. 10000
including NO Mixed at &c No = - 3i4c;
No nonlnal " he 30 - d37c.. No = 81 49, nc:
so. / nomInai. Western % Soc: White 10. 81
" ilte state 35c. No Mixed Tor June. iJc ca
80; Tor July. 80 d3jc closing at o. &c DO Tor
August - 7-G2c closing al &C. do for september - q
. &c rOslD- al &C.
We take the following from Walkers Private Daily Cir.
cuiar dated June 3 $50;
The OK of Wheat a. SIX pnncpa Western points On the
18Th -O..33. 40 bushels against -v,3 so >
bushels June T. 1880. beng decrease IN the week Of
45s9busaeis.
Tie socR five Atanuc ports June 10, 1s-6,
bushels 81 bushels beng
crease % the week OF only 3 1850 bushes.
Ihe stocks a points the in
liQJfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

23-CdttLe-heceiDts 3 700 lead shipments
food Choice Nauve shipping steers
S. uUesJ native Common TO FAR. ~ 500 20:
putcuer steers IS - COWS and Heliers. 81 20
Us Feeders 10 ZJ9-4 % Grass texans
1Jdi 90
Hoss-Recerpta s.lUo: smpmenIs. l 1000 market "a
Ice ngner - 100 - 20 PacKinG 81 OO0s4 80
3J1-{ so.
sassD-t.eceIpa 1000 head shipments. lsOo; market
quiei az - - D>i 20 c-..,.
CHICAGO June 23 Drorsrs Journa reports; Gait te-
Receipts lOuO shipments. 900 mead msrkel weak
clo-tng toyer t3 80 dSf ~ eJockers
ara r,.aers 10 G-4 COWS. Bulls anu Mixed ~ ~
BULK. e ~ 10 Az through leAas Cae'0' 81 -"
:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
GEORGIA RAILROAD.


Agreeay to of the OF reorganization
Of the Tennessee, virginia and Georgia karoad COM
pany notice the holders OF the Centrai
Trust Company certificates issued in leu OF East Tennessee
Virginia ana conso bonds Cincinnati and Georgia
divisional bonds AMI Tennessee Virginia and Georgia
debennres thereon that there Will
be meeting at the Central Trust Company ON
THE Both DAY OF JUNE, 1886, at II O'Clock noon TO
designate the first board OF Of the new company
said board % consist Of fifteen ll5l IN number
The polls Ill open u o'clock noon to 3ocock
D. II, -. -, -
81 ..,
Bv or,Irr Of the committee, T. z. OLCOTT, Chairnau
Work. >.