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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-25

lion taken By Reagan in opposition to any
scheme BY which money that the people
OF the United S'ates spsscpriased TO any
denomination fer m. purpose Of civiiirine
and ehrisuarixins indians.
Cail. - mepbe- OF the committee on
appropriations. q clsred himself opposed
to striking out the two items for Indian
schools in Indiana and Montana. He re-
sarded church organizations - the very
life Of free Institutions. All religions we're
great agencies Of civilization and improve
ment- The indians were not going to be
hurt, whether they we're educated by Cath.
olics, Episcopalians. Preseytsrians or
Friends. The movement Was he said, a
blow Al the Catholic Church and originated
in prejudice agsins, it. 1t was wir BY the
government against the Roman Catholic
church. and - such he vas opposd to ii
Jones Of Arkansas, argued that the H.
dians should be allowed to select schools
to which their children should be cent; if
they chose to send 'hem to the denomina-
tionAl schools a. strament il should con
tribute TO their support
Turpie argued AGAIN, striking out the
item for schools in Indiana. the power
agains, striking out the item for Montana.
w. eAASH-
l9; nays, 81. So the items for kenssalaer,
lnd., Banning, Cal. and Biackfeet agen-
cies, Montana, we're retained in the bill.
No further amendments being reported
by the com nistee on appropriations, the
reading Of the bill continued 10 its close
without discussion or interruption. Petit
grew then offered an amendment appropri-
ating s45. 600 for the Ssntee tribe of. Sioux
Indians, located at Flandreau. South DAko-
IA, being an allowance of dollar an acre
for land TO which they are entitled in the
Sioux reservation. Agreed 10.
On motion of Peuigrew, the item of S30,-
600 vas inserted for thirty school buildings
for the Sioux Indians also an item to pay
the lodlans Of Standing Rock and Chey-
enne river sgencies for ponies taken from
them in 1876.
On motion Of Power, the item for
school building at the Blackfeet agency,
Montana, was amended by fixing the limi,
at s25 ,0oo. The bill was reported to the
Senate, and all the amendments agreed to
by the committee on the whole were con-
Cured in, and the bill passed.
Hale introduced = joint resolution pro
viding that nothing in the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bills be construed to
interrupt the publication of the reports of
the international conference. Passed.
The tariff bill was laid before the Senate
As unfinished business and after a short
executive session, the Senate At $40 ad-
journed.
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The Pig Iron Market.

PHuApFLrHrA, June 2i,-The American
Iron and Steel Association reports that the
qusn;ity of all kinds OF pig iron held for
ssle By the manufacturers or their agents
OF June 30 amounted to $50 IA net tons,
or S39 $50 gross tons. which is an increase
since Jan. of 922Tl gross tons. Com.
pared eith the unsoid stocks held year
ago, however, the quantity reported on
June 30 has decreased 1872 9a4 gross tons
In addition to the quantity of pig IRON held
by the makers or their agents on June 80.
the American Pig Iron Storage Wsrrsn,
Company reports 65 5o0 gros. tons stored
In its warrant yards on that date, which.
added TO the 3S9, $50 gross tons in first
hands. makes total of +o3, $50 tons OF
unsoid pig iron. which is less than three
weeks supply at the present rate OF con-
sumption in this country.
Classified according to the fuel used in
the manufacture of pig iron. the qusntity
held in irst hand. on June 80 vas divided
A. follows: anthracite and coke pig iron,
"A $50 gross tons; coke aud btu minou.
coal pig iron. lis, ,53l tons; charcoal pig
iron, 80, 50 tons.
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THE YACHT RACE
OF Roekland Won BY The
Schooner xonhesan.
Excitement over I Supposed Case OF
Hydlophobia at Lisbon.
Accident on the X ear sarge at Bar HsG
Dor. Possibly Fatal

RocgLAsD July 24.--As Il 81 this
afternoon the yacht race commenced with
big crowd in Attendance. The following
aehts from the Massachusetts, club par
ricipstsd Clysie, Isnthe. Ethel, Aeteoa.
Rondina, Princess and Essris; from the
other club the Oracle G.. and Magnolia
started, and the MonhegaB.
At the above time the Magnolia. Mon
hegsn and Princess crossed the line. the
Magnolia leading, making nearly direct
course for North Haven thoroughfare.
The Monhegsn is steadily gaining on the
Magnolia. light southerly wind pre-
walls.
The fleet Of the Great High Head Yacht
Club arrived in the hsrbor today at three
o'clock from Mouse Island. They intended
TO participate in the race but were too late.
They arrived in the folio wing order: Flag
ship Witgeon, Com. T.. A. Cook; Sloop
Aida, Capt. II. l. Baker SIoop Katharine,
Capt. l.. B. smith Sloop Eye, Capt.
Frank Z. Norton; Sioop The owl, Vice
Com. J. S. Gushing,
The Monhegsn of Rocklsnd won the
race
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Real Estate Transfers Alarm p erth
Amboy Citizens

JERSEY CRY. July 24.-For several
days strangers from Jersey City have been
quietly securing options on some of the
most valuable property in Perth Amboy,
y j., for sixty or ninety days paying there
for sums ranging from $40 to $50. In
every case the buyer refused to give the
name of his principal or to disclose the pur-
pose for which the property was intende 4.
Yesterday ii was discovered that the tracks
thus secured. or sought TO be, form a belt
or strip from 200 TO 800 feet in width. ex
tending from tidewster on the Sound, oppo-
site the extreme southern end of Staten
Island, westward to the Long Branch Rail
road, over half 4 mile distant. This strip
is crossed by 10 less than eight streets.
some of them graded, Jagged and curbed,
snd underlaid with gas AMI water pipes.
and embraces from fifteen to twenty houses
ranging in yslue from $1,000 to So 900.
The general impression is that some rail-
road comFauy is trying to acquire right
OF way through the city with view either
to terminal facilities or bridge across the
Sound to Staten I,land. There are, how
ever those who feel that an oil pipe line
may be in conte mplsiion by the Standard
Oil Company, which is ur rderstood to have
already locked in that direction. and is said
10 be on the point of purchasing the
stocks and bonds OF the Perth Amboy Gas
Light Company.
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case. The time.
Sailing time. Corrected tive
No 20, l.. Hammond, III 2bm IS. 5sm y 3
10, G. q. Hunt, ~ 5g 05.5
Is. -. =. iiercc. ~ ] 20 %
The steam yacht Crystal Wave was
present and followed the boats over the
course, seeing that they sailed according
to Hoyle. This fact, however, did not
prevent Charles Hunt from claiming a
foul though he could not tell with what
II IL thought that he run into a huge black
bass asleep on the water The judges
Howard Owen. J. +. Boiweil J +. Pierce.
Thomas L,mbaid and A. T. Rrsinard per
formed their duties in a cheerful spirit and
saw tht, every point sas settled at once,
accepisby to ali partie.
The amount of peanuts AMI ice cream
that aas vagered on the race was simpl,
some of the reckless hackers Of the defeat
ed boats bankrupt
All in all. it was a successful regetta.
well planned ard carried out, a source Of
pleasure and excitement both to the par
cipitants and spectators. Give us anoth-
er.
Following are some of the Augusta peo
pie who were present w. ~ Reid aud
wife, Thomas LambarJ and wife. John W
Chase and wife. Jessie johnson and daugh-
ter, Mrs G. \. Quimby and son, Murray,
A -. Ward, Miss Copp, Fra Barton,
Assistant z. NJ. Walter $ insop, Mrs Eli
as Milliken, Mrs Perley Milliken, FREQ
Cbsse Mr.. and Ms iIendec, Miss Flor
ence PArrott, Mr.. Henry Siurges. Mr..
Melville IIolTay, Miss Marion Hay mes,
Mr.. Cha,. Wilson, Mr.. Henry Plummer,
Mr.. Walter Aver, Misses Louise and
Georgia Robinson, Mrs, Cochrane and
daughter. DR.. and Julian vii Ter. Miss
Gerte Cannon, Mr. b r. Morse. Mr.. Hen
ry Rnes. Mr.. Henry Ca,weli and wife,
Mr.. Chss. Partridge, Mr.. Sias wymao,
Mr.. John Pinkham, Rev. Mr.. Sesrge,t 1t and
wife, Mr.. II. J.. Wells, Mr. Fred O~e1.
Mr.. vene Rnsscll. Mt. A. J. Fairbanks,
Mr., Frank Noble, Mr.. j. Frank Pierce.
Mr.. Epbr lin Ballard, Ml..c, Hattie and
Lizz,e Ballard. Mrs. ward from West
Sidney, Miss May Poole and sister.
illustration, Of the regatta at II tmmoni's
YESTERDAY. taken by the taatsneous pro
cess. one while getting under way. the 9th
or al the ii tish uty he syen in tn. win l1s
Of Mr.. J. a. Fairbanks, III Water 4 rect
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Ths 2 500 Ton Cruiser Will Be Mar
vel.

The one thing which more than all others
is interesting the entire brilliant corps of
naval officers just now, is the progress of
the drawings, plans and specifications Of
the : 500 ton cruiser provided for in th'
recently approved naval appropriation bill.
the success of which viii be great tri
umph of American enterprise and kill
This is the chip that is to be fitted with three
screws, the first in this country. She i.
expected to attain speed of % knots, a
rate that has hitherto been regarded as
practically out Of the question for vessel,
of this size.
She is to develop a total Of 20 900 horse
power, a force that should be quite equal
10 the task Of driving such a keen ship as
this is to be through the water at the almost
abnormal rate that is expected Of her
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NebrasKa Republicans Endorse the
Administration,

LINCOLN, Neb July 2i.--The platform
adopted BY the republican State convention
this morning reitera.es the principles enun-
ciAted in the successive National repubh-
can platforms Of 1886 TO 1855. II endorses
President Harrisons administration, ap
proves the national legislation on the silver
system. denouuces trusts, endorses the dis
ability pension bill, favors the service pen
sion bill, demands honest elections and ia
vors the Australian ballot as means there
to opposes the land monopoly, recognizes
the right Of labor to organize, fsyors the
control of railroads by legislation, the re-
duction of freight and passenger rates. the
establishment Of 4 system of postal telegrs-
ply, and favors the enactment of more
stringent usury laws. resolution endors-
ing prohibition was tabled. the platform
being silent on that question. The conyen-
ton adj burned after nominating l.. u.
Richards for governor, and the other STATE
officers.
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Boolhbay and The Islands
"IsLANDER"

carr. q &. THOMPSON.
viii run firm the k.pu bee River io Rooihbay
and the lslaads during The season Of isp0. as fol
lows
tuesdays Wednesday,, fmtrs'iays aud tr'diys,
irase Gnrdiner ~ \ NJ. kichmuud ~. Bath
pm B.tura,ng, leave HoOthhay ut 10 4. VI
Rsth. 1 a. Bichniend u.
saturday. leave ,,ardiner ~ POO +. VI, Rich
mond afsn. Bath. tOa
Mondays, leave Hnothhny Ri - A, NJ Bath
So, Richmond. Va. standard time.
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RoAcHrs. Flies, Bed Bugs, Ants. Bee
'~'. c's.'sd on. by Rough on Rats. See
directions. folrn
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House Passes the Bankruptcy Bill
lit to 81.

The journal Was read and approved. and
the Aouse proceeded after q short parli-
mentary wrangle) to vote upon the com
mittee amendments to the bankruptcy bill.
These amendments were principally verbal
and informal in character.
In view of the fact that the bill had new
er been read in the House. Mcmillan of
Tennessee demanded a separate vote on
each amendment and much time was thus
consumed. The committee amendment
having been disposed of, an anendment
was adopted enforcing the laws of the
States giving the wages for labor a prefer
euce.
A vote was then taken on the minority
substitute, known as the voluntary bank
ruptcy bill, wich was disagreed to; yeas,
"A; nays, l25. The bill was then passed;
yeas. III: nays, 81, Milliken voting yea.
The other Maine members were not re-
corded.
The House adjourned at 8 20 O'Clock.
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Accident on tho Kearsarge Which May
Provo Fatal

BAR HAEBoR, Me July 3i.-A grand
drill of the men from the ships of the
nited States Squadron took place at
iIows Park this afternoon. about 700 men
participating. While prscticing with heavy
guns outside yesterday an accident oc-
Cured on board the kcarsarge which may
prove fatal. The gun which suok the Ala
bama vas the offender After discbargisg
a she'll weighing $50 pounds, it turned,
striking The captain es :he guns in the tenn
pie, making severe wound. He WAS tax
IN to the hospital on board the ship, The
firing WAS continued until six.
An informal reception will be given at
L0usburg tomorrow evening to Admiral
Gerald and officers. A grand reception
will be held at keb, valley toligh-.
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Dead Fiah Floating for Miles.

HrSriSGpoS. Penn, July PA mys-
terious disease has seized upon the blsck
bass and other fish 10 the Rsystown Branch.
and today the banks are lined with dead Ash
for miles. Thousands of dead bass, weigh
Jog from one-hslf to FIVE pounds, are float
ing on the waters surface or piled up in
drifts along its eige. This stream 10 far
famed for its splendid fhing advantages,
but during the past two days il ha, been
depleted of nearly all its fish, numbering
many thnusands
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In the third ,lass. l. II. Hammond won
the first prize, a fine pair oars, and c. G..
Hunt the second, a neat little cigareue
case. The time.
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Ono 6wipdIer the Less.

SAN FR,SCIsco, July 2+.-Informstion
has been received here today that William
Kye, who recently disappeared from Oak
land, died last week at Big Springs. His
real name was Giegenmeyer, aEd be comes
from Utica. N. Y, where his mother still
lives. He represented himself a. an agent
of the Vanderbilts for railroad building
purposes He obtained large credit of board,
material, and labor. After making eIfen
sive surveys near this city he suddenly dis
appeared.
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State Employ msnt Offices Working
Well fn Ohio.

CfscISsArI. July % The Safe Free
Once began operations in this
city today, under the lav psssed by the
legislature last sprIng. The Cincinnati
Office bad twenty four applications for stu
srions At once, TWO Of them being from
women. The Offices ss the four other
points 10 the State to which The Iaw applies,
have been 10 operation tso weeks. and re-
port the new plan as working excelIently.
For one class of workers. female hired help.
the demand far exceeds the supply. En-
ployers generally seem TO have conhience
in the scheme.
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Died OF Hydroph obia,

CoLuxBus. o July s4.-vance Ssfsy
of London. o.. died of hydrophobis q, the
Union Station yesterday morning. Szhsy
wa. brought here for sreaim ant on Monday
nigh, but Ghe hospital refused to tax. him
and he was hei at the jail till time to 90
home lie Was taken to the station with
difficulty an had Just reached the Waiting
room when he died.
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FARES.

FARES.
tsrdiner to Bath, single. so
Riehmpnd 80 d" fh'.
t,atdiner Ia Richmond, lng'", iAr
Round trip frum t,ariin,r 20 Boothhay, 10,
Richmond si ~. Bath, SS.
singie Tickets ffnm .arslinrr 20 Uoothbsy, ti.oe,
Rehinond sic. hAth i0c-
rs.aeneers from Augusta and Haloreil adh
cost ~ fuea by ". Z. X. II. or Electric Il. Il, 10
Gardiner.
Baggase will be transferred at Gardiner Free.
June s6dtf
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Dresden Campground Notes.

All hands seem pointing toward, the
campground and by Saturday night a large
number will be gathered here to listen to
the music and the exhortations of the large
lights of the Salvation Army and by Sun
day the woods will be full. 1t is a pleas
ant spot and very little trouble to reach it.
There has never been so great demand
for cottages as this season and although
the farming population is very busy, doubt
less another week will witness the old
time numbers here.
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WRECKED SCHOONER
Under Repairs at Pictou, n.
S, may Ship her Grew
And Provisions fu Home Voyage But
Don't 30 4 Fishing"
Nebraska Republicans Eudorss The
Administration In their Platform.

OTTAWA. oat.. July 2t.-Aprhcstion
MAS made TO the Minister Of Customs to-
day, by the collector ct Pietou. n. 5, for
permission I, allow the wrecked schooner
Caroline Vough, of Gloucester, Ms..,
which 10 not ssoias rireadi license, now
undergoing repairs at Pictou, TO ship
crew and take in stone ballast and pro,is-
ions for homeward voyage. Permission
was given, with the caution that the vessel
vas not to be allowed TO provision for
f.hing voyage, and stated that the case was
not 10 be taken IS 3 precedent.
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Trials OF Amor Plating Postponed

The Secretary of the Navy has pos.oned
the competitive trials of armor plating At
the Anna polls proving ground to Sept.
because of the delay Of Cammell & Co. Of
Sheffield, E1sland, il shipping the com
pound plate purchased from them. The
all-steel plate and the nickel-steel plate
made by Schnider & Co, lie Creuzot
France. have been received.
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Supposed Case OF Hydrophobia

LisBoN. July 2t.--George Avery. over
seer of weaving at the Farwell mills here
i. dangerously sick with what is now
Thought to be hydrophobis. He was bitter
some six months ago by small pup with
which he was playing and was taken sick
Tuesday with the usual symptoms At
times he i. very vioIent and can be con-
trolled with difficulty.
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Mr.. Lodge Says the Federal Election
Bill will Pass.

Representative Lodge says al am sat
isfed that the Federal Election bill will
pas this Congress. have rot been here
long enough yet to cay anything abou: the
the changes that are being made in it.
As for the repubii :an Senators who are an
nounesd in democratic snevspapers,ss bein g
opposed to it, have only to observe that
such statements muss be expected from the
democratic side. think it is only bit of
bluff on their part Senstors Who are said
to be opposed 9, it are one by one coming
out in denial of such report.
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Sailing time. Corrected time
No. "A, u. G, Robinson, III lin tss. iam "as
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The Apuie Goodwin Malpractice
Gaze.

New YORK. July 2f.-Corneiius Merritt
of No. l2s East lasth street, the under
tsker who buried the body of Annie Good
win, the cigarette girl who sas the victim
Of criminal operation. vas taken 70 the
Harlem police court ard held 10 81 $50 bail
to appear IS a wi,nes. against Dr. Nc
CONCEAL and Augustus Harrison Whiia m
Davhi.on, DIR. Mcfionegafs negro servant.
ws< also srrsixnei in the Harlem court and
hsld in So $40 bail - an accessory after
the fact. The detectives in the case are
making arrangements With the Coroner to
have the body of the marderei girl ex-
h1mej.
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FIRE at Earlvills, n. Y.-Loss SIS, 900

The annual meeting Of the Dunn
Edge Tool Company at the Elmwood
Hotel, waterviIle, Wednesday chose
these officers: President, r. W. Dunn
treasurer John Aver; clerk. A. r..
small, directors, John Aver. ". NJ.
Dunn K. W. Dunn. The property of
the com pauy in Oakland will he trans
ferred to the American Edge Tool Com
pany in August
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Will Shorten the Cotton Goods Out
mt

LowELI, July 2t.--For some time past
the III nor has been current that general
shut down of the cotton mills every Situr-
day would be inaugurated Aug. to con-
tnue through September. This movement
has been pretty generally discussed BY the
manufacturers, ard meeting will be
called to consider the matter. IL such ac-
ton is taken it will mean the cur'ailment
of sl5 1913 yards of cotton goods per
week.
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A Missionsry for Siam

PRrScErowS. y. j., July - Stanley
X. Paranner of New York, young aud ell
oquept divine, who graduated at the Prince
tow, Theological Seminary and who is to
be ordained in the Presb terrain church at
New Rochelle. n. Y, this week, 10 under
appointment of the Board of Missions to
labor in Northern Siam, and will sail with
his wife on Aug.
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PAIN STOP /!

Inyiting your attention to the followlng
Statement Of facts, and asking that
YOU 1aform yourself as to the reliability
Of thi S company and its various remedies,
we .haH Seek to convince you that you
csupot Expead your money for
better. safer AID more certain line of
home rer,edle S than those offered by us
Particularly inst nov. when colds are
prevalent and the Neurslgic tiend is
PLAYING the deuce in Al possible forms,
when rheumatism and its Bstch of attend
ant evils is abroad doing its level best to
destroy yoar happiness and Euloyment
We improve the occasion by calling to your
mind the fact that
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At tHartford-Worc 8; Hartford, g.
At New Haven--New Haven, |; New
AK. 2.
At Brooklyn st. Louis, .; Brooklyn, 3
At Philsdel Louisville, = Athlet-
les. &.
AT Syracuse Columbus, ?; Syracuse
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Bangor, 7 Rockiand, 6.



RocgLAsD, july 2i.-rhe Bangor Col
iegions today defeated R,cklsnds in one
of the most exciting close games Of the
season. The Rocklands had the game well
IN hand until the last part of thu eighth in
nIng when costly errors of ths home team
and punched hits Of the visitors admitted
four rams. LAWSON aud Iiamell Of the
P0r l,nds occupied points for the Rock
lands,
The following is the score by innings
BaDgors 90 ~ o u I K
koCklands 0 o 0 8 0 = . O. &
Base HITS, Btngors 81 R)cklands, ) );
two base hits, Drury. : monton, Hyler and
Win.l0T. Errors, Bsugors, 4; Rocktand,
3. struck out by Lsmson. 81 Hsmlin. s,
umpires Hill aui Fairbanks.
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New York Stock Market
View York Produce Market.

sxw YoHs. July ~
FfOuE-Reeeipts. i2.l34 pkgs, exports, ss
pbls, sales, EB6 k''peai quotations fncl1d.
ng City mill extra, ~ lsae5 20; patent, o. TIA
IS 2j. sspernne, t2''0stl-5, extra No 2, b 1s
t3 rs, winter whoa; lov grade. u Jae3 N: Min
re -four quiet.
wHxAf-Kso.,yts 2s9.;oo exports. ~ 2os. salet
81 fH. lovsr No. sprins - No red. esta
q No red SiHsii slev'i. T5sGi lob s5,sEt.
-iiv'd. No a1d, i0i,A.oi.. No northern. S,A
TO.
krE--hrm. state, ssaso, western. ssnSo.
BAELkY--'iaist.
cosS-- Rsceipss ~ no; -pports. ~ ,sDo; .aies.
~ US lower. .is trosf tall. No ., ttayfi,
store and elevator. BiatiI sSoat.
OATs-ksosip,s. z'."o. sHports. 10. bsaIss.
e 800. hrm. No 80. 10 white ;9,at0, No {. 80
4syi do white. 51lstiI No . ~ do white. sya4il:
HiSsd Western, ~, n, white do, ess43i.
COSFEE--fsir. kio, fair. 70.
SusAR-ksv hrn. refined Srm. demsn1--
air, crushed bias, extra crushed. ,taS.: white
sstrs crushed, sAss eus loaf. ~: ps.c,stei, 81.
rgTgoLxun-sisady. spl,Ii. \
Pppg-4tuief
BEEr-stszdy. =
LAsp-dah. sestern <t.an, o. Ultes 0zi clos.
ng ~ ri city sfsxrn. o. IS refined dnii continent
N iJaeH D.; 5. A. o. IS.
BvTIEs quiet; western dairy 7Ais; do
c"sv., -steaty vre xbts TO Liverpool firm.
state. is7i. fancy. sie.
RoAcBTs. Flies, Bed Bugs, Ants, Bee
'~'. c's.'sd on. by Rough on Rats. See