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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30
rEEEaRArHIo nAakErs.


In the gloek market met with cheek to
doy, ana while the business done wal
marcTiaI1y ene1ler than that 81 the paSl
frW days. the list ~ tho cioGe was con
stderahsy lower. and declines In some d
the hsn fasor1tes we're quite marked
Rack IkEsnd LIST ~. Afe1iison. Missouri
Paesfe and i Paul each IL per cent, and
the Northwestern per esnI
Governments bonds are dull and ready.
ExcHAk6x AHp SECURITIES.
NEW Yoxx. afay - Money on call, easy
IL a8zs4 Prime mercantile paper. $40
81. sterling exchange. duh and steady,
6o1day bills. As7<; demand. 3<.SsA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30
ARGgl|aTPiiCliC

Everything from the basket itself, TO the
daiuties that fill IT, FINEST lot Of fancy gro
ceries north Of SanfrnnciSeo
Apoll!nisris and White Rock Mineral
Waters, Golden Rus3ef and Carbonated
Sweet Cider. Lime Iuice Cordial, Lemon
CuTranf Vinegar, SarsaparIlln aud Iron.
Sp3ced sduSsels and Oysters, every known
brand OF Sauces and Relishcs, TruffieS,
pate de fair graS. Picked Lambs Tongue,
Clover Leaf Loasfers Trufied Grouse,
Woodcock, Partridge Snipe, etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30

Las EHrooL. May sa.--Wsseat steady; de.
maud fair. holders osssr moderasely. Corn
steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-01

NJ Con N Wood WIN nlav. the title
rois I, n, JskvlI and Mr. Uvda los, one
hundred and txentv dollar, last evening.
J,., hafo,. tho nlav he HING hi. coat in the
inside nocket of which was A Wallet con-
tanning that amount, behind one of the
,cenes Returning five minutes later both
the wallet and A Young man named Arthur
Ella who not. a. SCENE shifter were absent
During the ensuing search of the premises
Ellis returned and on being told what was
missing cody handed To Mr.. Wood the lost
w,l,et claiming that he fonnd il emntv near
the scene door. Wool at once accused him
of stealing the money. and, as he ran away
no was caygbt and arrested b. Special
ogoo- I;bhv who turned him ovar IN
nol;cam., Rree, Ellis at frat stuck IN his
.,orv If s,a;,o the wallet bnt af,er n talk
with R,sao acknowIedyed thar he stole il
and cl,;mad tina, IN bsi,y accused of the
,has,l., yyoo1 ha ,,.h.d dom, s,.;rs AND
,b,ew !, bahind ona of tho doo,s of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-01
AunugementS,

The struggle of the better passions with
those more base. and the tragic victory of
good over evil could not be better portrayed
than in the dramatizalon of Stevenson.
CHASTITY tale of DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde.
The story is that of talented and respected
physician who, in his eager search for scien-
tific novelty discovers pots mt drug which
can entirely blot out all mans nobler quail
tiles, and transform him into sensual brute
in HON only sickedness remains. As the
vllainous Hyde he commits murder, and
when he seeks to change into the moral
Jekyll he finds the transformation harder
than ever before. AT length unable to re-
sist another change into the murderer whom
he despises, Jekyll takes poison and dies
just as the police arrive to arrest him for his
crime. In the transformation scenes, Geo.
NJ. Wood, who impersonates this dual role,
is at his best The rapidity with which he
changes from Jekyll to Hyde. and the to-
tally of the transformation, is almost magi-
cal. Miss NJ ,rguerite St. John plays the
part of Florence Jekyll, the doctors daugh-
ter, with admirable taste
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-01
Boston Wool Market.


/ The sales of domestic wool have fallen Of consid
erably, the business of the week just ended being
lighter than for any like period since the opening 81
the year. The tone Of the market is duh. and. al
though stocks small there seems to be easier
! feeling prev aiiing.
The total receipts of wool at this port during tn.
past W. ek comprise d6l bags domestic aud , u
bales foreign against 5s22 bags dome tic and l. Isl
bales foreign for the time last We r.
The sales for the week comprise U.s. 400 lbs o.
domestic fleece and pulled and $4,000 los ~ foreign
making the weeks transactions DOT up s5I I o Ib-
against 947 900 lbs. for the previous week anc
25l3,2oo lbs for the corresponding week last year
We quote selling prices a. follows
Prices Cnwashed and unmerch wools-0hi,
and Mich fine uuwnshed. 2la13e; Ohio and Penn
unmerch. 25a26; Mich unmerch. l3a14c.
Pulled ana super wools-Maine super pulled ~
i4c; Eastern lambs, 3sai2c super J6a3sc, A super
S2ai1c; West'rn super, 2sa,Dc, West'rn mos, 24s
Doc; extra pulled 25a&ic.
Ohio and Penn heeces-No seeces a7a2sc: \
and above, Sia'4c; Xxx, 3lAS2c: XX and above
35a36c
Mich. wis, etc-Mich x, aia32c; Mich No s7assc,
s6s3ye.
Combing- Ky I blood, sla32e; ny iblood. soasic
Ind and Mis- blood. 3oaalc, Ind and Mi- blood
e9a.ilc; No OHIO, 'sa40c, No Ohio, a5a37c, No /
Mich. 3sc; No Nicl, a5aOoc.
Delaine woods Ohio. 36a37ie, Mich fine. a4saSc
The following the safes for the week, and the
price, pait
above 33aS4c, $3.50 lbs No Ohio, ;ssc: 5000 Id.
and AA Ohio, 3la.iic, 6o,ooo lbs Ohio fleece p t.
Total, i2s, SO lbs
Mich. Wis etc-lOo 100 Ib- Y Mich, siasllc: 1000
lbs do. 9llc; 1000 lbs \ and Mich fleece on p /,
Combing and Deaine-sooo lbs tine delalne on
pit. Total, 5000 lbs.
Unwasned and unmerchantsbIe-2ooo 600 lbs un.
washed ! on p :; 5000 lbs fine anwashed &c.
PULLED Wool : 600 lbs choice Western pulled 4ec.
5000 lbs pulled p ECO lbs do On p = $3.50 To-,
do cS on !, 500 Id; do; &c 500 lbs do on u.
NOTE In quotations and sal above cirpp
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MARKET REPORT.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. Is.
FLOUR Receipts. 9.2ss packages, exports, o3it
barrels sales. 800, Repeat quotations including
500 City mill extra, q l0aS5 3j; lly0 hne, 42 i5a
g. %. 800 supertine, a. 60as3 rs, extra No 2,
o. ecas5 a. 500 winter wheat extra 81 e0as3 Is
lO4oo Minnesota extra, "a 35aso IS. southern -four
dull, barely steady; Rye -four in moderate demand
WHEAr-Receipts, LOO, exports, 81. &c., sales.
2iOoc, quiet but steady No. spring nominal los
No. hard, 1870, Nc red g7ia9si elevator. WI fob,
s-iui0Oi delivered; No. red, nominal, los; No.
white nominal, 'Ol.
RYE--dull.
BARLEY firm and quiet
CORN Receipts 100 500, exports, SO l22 sales, 81.
600, dull and weak; steamer, AZ No. 2, 4fa44
store and elevator, As delivered.
OArs--Receipts, 81 go. exports, $50, sales. ST.
600, lower, NOD 10 do white slaS2, No. 2 S0ia3
do white, 22ialjl, No. /. nominal, do white, 80;
Mixed Western, 29,i33, white do, 3ia3e.
CosFEE--fsir Rio, dull. Isl
SuGAR---dull. refined dull.
PETROLEUM steady, united, si
PoRK--stesdy.
BEEF--quiet.
LARp--steady; western steam, - foafs IS;
closing Is s7l, city steam, t6 20; refined quoted
a. rs, continent o. IS. 5. A.
BurTER--hrm. demand fair.
CHEEsE--quiet, steady. Freighte TO Liverpool
dull.
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ST. Nicholas opens with the first chapters
of a new story Daddy Jack the runaway.
by Joel Chandler Harris, and continues the
other serials. THE Bells of ST. Anne and
The Routine of the Republic Palmer
Cox introduces our old friends the Brownies
once more, there are three or four pieces of
pretty verse and lots of pictures,-The Cen
turv Company, New York: 50 90 per year.
The Home Maker, edited By Marion Har-
land, presents as writers for its varied and
interesting departments such names a. Har-
riet Prescott spoferd, Olive Thorne Miller,
MAY Riley Smith, Catnarine Owen, Dora II.
Gooiale, Bessie Chandler, Margaret E.
Sangster and others Inc articles are al
ways entertaining. helpful, suggestive. while
the artistic decorations under charge of Mr.
George X. Holm are an interesting study,
and what is still better many of them can be
copied.-Sew York. No. "a West 23d street !;
81 % per annum.
charming essay by Charles Dudley
Warner, SO brief as TO occupy but three or
four pages; poem by Whittier, essays on
Colonial La syers and their work, and recol
lections of VIM. H. Seward. with good
piece of literary criticism on Prof. bryces
American Commonwealths," help to give
good flavor to the Atlantic Monthly, The
continued; their is the first of two part story
Hannah ColInes Jim by Elizabeth W.
Beilaney. an historical study by John Fiske,
and other contributions. Boston, HoughtOn,
Miffln Co ; 81 90 per year.
The greater bulk of Lippincott is taken up
with the long story, which this month, is by
the late actress, Selma Do
laro aud is entitled Bella
Dpmonia a stranpa wild imn4ssionpl nm
natural story. The veteran John Sartain
contributes some recollections of Poe hat
are altogether new and interesting. John
Habberton concludes his experiences of an
ex-teacher, and there are two or three
poems Of varying degrees of merit
rhe best part of the magazine is the "hun-
dfed questions though this is not always
new il always re adable and the history OF
die month. The j. b. Lippincott Company
Philadelphia.
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Augusta Wholesale Market.

1uttuaN. req 10
APPLEs-Green, 4oa50c; evaporated, gallo; dried
ite
BEASs--Pea, 81 % Yellow eyed. o. so.
BUrrER-Solid. lsa20c; bail, 20a25c.
CHEEsE-Factory and domestic, i2c.
EGGs- l5c per dozen.
GRAIS--Corn, So; meal, SEC; bran, u 90 pei
cwt., cotton seed meal, 81 30 per bag.
HAY---Loose, sl2 o0ali 90; pressed, Is 00al7 90;
straw, 81 75as 20.
HONEY Box. lsa20c. per pound.
ARD---Domestic, l2al6c. western, tierce l0all c
MUTToS-6a7c. per pound.
OATs---40c per bush.
POTATOES soc per bushel.
PoULTRY-FOwi l2al5e, turkeys, l5alSc.
WooL--2Oa24c. per b. unwashed, SOC. washed.
Woodbury. hard. 80 per cord; soft % 75s
400.
HIDES Light Ale. per Id; heavy SC; sheep, SOC
asl rs; veal 4kins, nc. per h.
VEAL 7a9c. per pound.
Augusta Beef Company's Wholesale Price Current
BE F-Sides, 5!a7c per ID, hind quarters. 6iaslc /;
fore quarters, las; rounds with flank. Ole; rump
and lons l0.al2c short rib cuts. salOc rattles 81
aic backs 5la6c chucks. 5a5ic. stripes. &C. Dressed
hogs &c.
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4allroaos d STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Trains IN Effect
Dec. 81. 1855,
Until further notice trains leave a,,n,,,.,,,
Nua ku--N =. lll

Until further notice trains leave Aun.aa,,,
lows su'"~ " iot
GOING WEST-S.e0 A NJ IL. Ieul.,,, RI
land, Portland and Boston, SIS A NJ for nj
lowell and Gardiner: lUOa fprItNistnn ~
minHIon. kockland, POrtiAuI AVID ko.ton. , Ia
7. NJ. for iiallow.ll AMI uaritutt. an / ~
for Brunswick. Bath Portland ma pa.,o ~
LOO J.. NJ. for Bath. Lewiston aud Portland a 4, D
" for Halloweil and Gardiuer, lO.H +. 81 ,ajyb
fuiiman) for Lewiston, Portland and Boston tnS
for Bath Saturdays only. anu
GOING EAST 2.2s A NJ might exo,,.., s,,
skowhegan. Bangor Bar Eiar6lf. NJ Se,hss
ST.. John aud Atp1-t.nt tppis SSs,
I'M for Watervillo. Skowhugnu, BtnFu- .tt trs.n.
VIE; $50 =. NJ. fur SkuW heean g. 49,, b.,
ter. Bangor, ST. stephen, 81 Iahs and A,no.
days only. W. '''1i'
Inc Night Pullman 1raiUH run each gay etor,
Might. sundays included, but not 70 Ssowhegs1 %
MONDAY n'nrnitsp, or 10 q, Hast aud D. Niet or ae
yond Bangor, ON S4ada, nuruiurs
ACCOMMODATES TRAIN leave, Gardner IA,
Augusta al 7.t5 A. Nj. 20 and SOS T.. NJ u,lo.sg
at s.O2 A. NJ. l.35 and 523 r. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland 70sA.M and
l2.ls T. NJ, for Watervii atI {9nc, 6ofu y 4 p
NJ, and 40 7. NJ. due from Busion, I2gs aud An
I. M. due from NaucehufO anu WAT --lli,. 68 A.
NJ. and 1905 p. M. ~
Through tickets 10 California bud al t,inf. South
and West may be had OF f.. II. Makcr ticket agent.
Augusta. the only Office selling VIA All routes and
ohecking baggage free Of cNprnse.
PAYSoN 1UChER, GcpG Manager.
y. u. BooTHBY, GENT Pass ard Iicsrt AT.
Portland Dec. a, isss.
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oct additional to the several scts establishing
the county of Piscaiaquis-
On motion of Mr.. Talbot of East Nschias.
bill an act 70 denne robbery and IL punish
ment-
On motion of Mr.. Peak Of Dover,
Bill an act to amend section Is. Of chapter
30 of the Revised Statutes, relating TO insec-
tivorous birds.
On motion of Mr.. Dickey of Fort Kent,
Bill an act to incorporate the York Mu-
tual Aid Association
On motion Of Mr.. Manly of Augusta,
Resolve in favor of Gen. John L. Hods-
don.
On motion of Mr.. Stearns Of Caribou,
Resolve in favor of certain settlers oeca.
pying lands in the Madawzska territory af-
fected by the treaty of Washington
SPECIALLY ASSIGNED.
On motion Of Mr.. Barker Of Bangor,
Bill an act relating to hdz ing and Iightins
passenger cars on railroads was taken from
the table and assigned for Tue sday morning
On motion Of Mr.. Dickey Of Fort Kent
bill an act amendstory Of and additional u
chaptsr 70 II and n Of the Revised Statutei
and amen4atory of chapter l40 of the Public
Lass Of 1887 relating to the sale of intoxi
eating liquors, was taken from the table ans
assigned 10 Friday, March /, at $50 ?. N
Refused PASSAGE.
| On motion Of Mr.. Talbot of East Machias
! Bill an act TO amend sections /, 3 and o
chapter 22 Of the Public Laws Of 1857 relat
| ing TO schools was taken from the table.
Mr.. Talbot stated his objections to tn
| bill
/ The question was then upon the passag
| OF the bill to be engrossed.
4 The bill was refused passage.
/ REcoMairTsD.
On motion of Mr.. Manley of Augusta. bill
an act to incorporate the South Portlan'
Land improvement Company was taken fron
the table and recommitted to the Cumberiaa'
/ County Delegation.
/ Mr. Taboo Of East Machias moved tina
when the House adjourn it be to meet Of
Monday, March 4.
| The motion was lost.
! On motion of Mr.. Moore of Deering,
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-01

IRE SHEEP CALL.
Butchers found yalae higaer by &c than last
week, eau-.d III. very light suppl of northern
and hone too many western. fine f.w hundred
h. nd easily disposed Of being ab,aG one-haif
lambs q. H. niger sold il9 shesp of his own
feeding at Nalpois, The l9t Weighing io'.s
70 lambs weighing eteo pounds al ole, 81 sheep
weight i5i0 pounds at BE. u. %. brine sold u
LAMBS at ole, 10 she and Lambs AT 5c. lir- Whip
pie sold 20 lambs l2.o pounds al &C
) LES Ar BRIGHTON.
areey any store cattle at market A fair show
Of mich cows prt. stead Working u in
gnG demand. |. {. Libby & sold mich :
al So ea, Ia / 3-y obi h. ifer at SO; Z springer al
IS each. A. A. Pond sold good mich COW al s-.s
saeI, few head at $40 each J. >. Henry sold a
yari' ~ of mich cows . aJop"r head. W. ".
hai s 80 sold pr sorki oxen. e # 10 in, 200
lbs, at sll2. 4. u. Thorn, >on sold prs OF
~"rking oxen, # d Ia 10 d IT 10 in gang from
z5al, CIV pr, from SO ~ or &c per b. Ho-msr
aft sold pr work. oxen, . fl la, $50 lbs, al
sli5. pr fl in, 800 los at 500, pr # ~ in,
ZyoU lbs at si2o, pr : IT = in, Ul ,at ais.
CATTLE TRAFFIC BY MAINE DEovkRs.
Rather more cattle than last wee from the east
notwithstanding The cold Gather. ID aler7 found
p Ice On be stock much the previously
quoted some fairly well fatied sale and
with les he sh and more speca !, adapted for
work number Of working oxen anged hands
at rather slim prices. T. ". Thompson son sold
three ar old steers average lt50 pounus AT &
cents, pair of ca til gifthng #. in the l..
W. 800 pounds AT SIP. :. IA. Nardweil sold one
pair workers of fl. = in. l.. W. 300, sl25.
tiiend Rogers sold oxen Of 40 pounds, at 81 C..
l.. ", ID Of Silp anu of 1870 pc nds at cents
oNenof tlz0 pounds At 81 Gems. " W Ha *
Son sold oxen to be taken to fortla for export
1000 at ITS; 4 Steers TO dress so pounds at q
cents steers To doess $50 pounds AT 5! cents ID W.
Mich Cows AND SPRISGEKs.
Some of the very choice milking qualities were
one noticed Al go that came from New Hampshire
IN the vicinity of tharlestown. Common cow
move slowly and prices such are unsatisfactory.
sales a mostly f'om $37as45 per head. Randall
4 anson sold three mich COWS at 80 and 81 80
each. L. e. Libby son sold two nice sprIngers al
SIS each. Hostein ow at S45, common kind OF
cows al go each. q. b. Dyer sold springer s25;
j. + Weller sold springers at SO each;
mich cows at go and s.5.
VEAL CALVES.
Supply 500 strong, wi sales steady largely at 5
al C.. fancy go pound yeals of weeks at nc.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Feb 2s
FLOUR prices stesdy.
WHEAr-Weak. No. spring. l04lalo4i; No
red, :0ii
CoRS--No. 2,3fia:As
OArs--No. ,, 25ia25i
RrE--Quiet At iii
BARLkr--frm AT 7ia7l
PoRK--at II 57a,l 40
LARD--st S0a6 70.
BULK NEAr-- Shoulders ~ .sor- Ms -,
,eyt siasv so
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fLo's LETTER.

Dear God; Tho baby you hruughf .
Is awful uice and sweet,
But Gauss you forgot his toc0es
he poor iisfls thing can't eat
Tnats Why I'm writing this leefer.
A purpose to ies you know
Piease come and finish the baby.
Thass AL From Little Flo"
-Eben E Rexford
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-01

I'm mntion nf Mr. Manlev of Auousta the
ordar in,rndncad hy NJ u,lIett of Freennr,
49, - 49, ST., ,h, ,,hl. Tbc
49, .,. ,h.n a;va, ,.ss.ge
n, 49, go, r r'sa - ora.,;o, ~
rr'vil..,. t,nJ.r ,,i,.nn,obsnsior of tho
"a, - ,h, rn,a ha had ,acnr1sd bimself
IN ,t, ,rs,n,, 80 os Tho wo,ran .uffraga
on..,ion H.. w;.hoJ :, he recorded with
m, ys.. rns chana. ,.,. maLe
p.soIva in So ~, EI;,.hs,h will wbieb
j., ,,,, H. ,.,a,.at -, tho rnn,Y;,,ss
m Pensions came b,rk from the senate
,a,n.a1 20 .aranca ,h,, bnJv refrs,py IN
.u,n,rb The rnle. m. vota referring the
r..nIv. D., ,h,, Com,i,,aa an Pensions w.s
rsconsid,rsJ and ,bo House rsc.,,l.d and con.
c,rr,,I -, ,h, &c., ., tns, s.,n.,a
Passed TO RE ESGRossEp.
.,
mn an ac' 10 incorporate tue "a,ne Nv, Nv,
insurance company came uo"h trou' 'ne
senate anu was passeu 10 oe ensios'eu !"
concurrence
TAKEN FROM THE TABLE AND PASSED TO BE
E,oRossrp.
On motion of Mr.. Stes'us OF Carbon, Dill
an act creating the Mechanic rams Nlliage
Corporation was TAKEN from the aoie Win
amendment.
On motion OF Mr.. Stesrns the following
amendments were adopted An amendment
TO amendment "A. Amendment" b. &c
ID and "E. The oiil was passed TO De
engrossed as amended.
On motion OF Mr. Whitten OF Portland,
House Document 232, bill an act to amend
chaper 26l OF the Public Laws OF the year
1852 relating TO migratory nsh, was 'akeh
from the table.
Tn motion of MIR. clifford OF Auburn,
House Document 233, the minority report of
the Committee on Fisheries and Game on
this subject, was taken from the table MIR
Clifford moved that the minority report be
subs ituted for that of the majority
MIR. Whitten of Portland, made an EXTENDED
speech in favor of the majority report
Messrs OXFORD OF Auburn and Race OF
Boothbsy advocated the acceptance of the
minority report.
The ques lon was then upon the motion
Of Mr.. Clifford to substitute the minority
report for that of the majority.
The motion was lost.
The majority report was then accepted
and the bill was passed to be engrossed.
On motion of MIR. Hovey of Pittsheit' bill
an act to incorporate the st. John Lumber
and Mill Company
On motion OF Mr. Wiswell of Ellsworth
bill an act to incorporate the Bar Har Dor
and Lamoine Steam Ferry Company.
On motion of Mr.. Peaks of Dover. bill an
act to establish the Dover municipal court.
On motion of Mr.. Poor of Seosgo, resolve
in favor of East Corinth Academy was taken
from the table. Mr. Poor then moved that
it be reassigned to "Wednesday, March 8.
The motion was lost
Messrs Barker Peaks and Spr,gue made
speeches in Its behalf.
The resolve WAS then passed to be en-
crossed.
On motion Of Mr.. CLAIBORNE OF Bidde'
ford, House documents $50 and 2Sl, the
majority and minority reports of the Com
mittee on Banks and Banking, on bill an act
prohibiting savings banks, mortgage, loan
and trust companies acting as executor, ad-
mir t.sp ar riiau fuk tb.
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AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT AaEzr-
Cattle. sheep and I-zmbs- Swine. yeais. Hsss,'
I'm ssh 1915 54 G4
MEMBER ysox NAME
Cattle Sheep and Lamhs- Calves. Homes sv.s
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PIECES OF EARkEI BEEF
few choice ar t675zs7 90, extra. t5-59as5 IS
first quality. ts0osto second quality, o.. ooaeSe
third quality. t4looa$4-5o-
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-
In lots. ez-s0 800 $3.50 each. extra, a ooaa5-5s
or from zito 81 cents per pound spring LAMBS, 5ias
cents, zeal caves, Raj oents-
AHRryAis BY STEAMERS.
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TABLED.

On motion of Mr. Moore of Deering. bill
an act additional to and anendatory of chap
tefs $40 and 3l2 of Laws of 1885,
relating to railroad crossings, was taken
from the table, amendments A and B adopt
ed and the bill, together with amendments,
vas tabled to be printed.
Or motion Of Mr.. Hill Of Augusta, bill an
act to incorporate the Augusta. HAllovell
and Gardiner Railroad Company.
On motion Of Mr.. Peaks Of Dover, bill an