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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
cabinet oaicers win sncay..

NEW YoRE, Sept. 10.-The announce
nent is made ut Republican headquarters
.hat each OF the members OF President
lIarrison's cabinet will deliver four or
q psoohes d.urirg the campaign. That
port that President Harrison will soon
deliver ~ address at Madison square
Garden Is officially denied.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10

ALTOONA Pa, sept. l0.--Later reports
from the collision on the Cambria and
Clearneld rai osi, show that nine men
wer killed instead of seven as NJ first re-
ported. Engineer Yoder aud Fireman
Dunn Of the work train, whose neglect Of
orders is supposed to have caused the
wreck, disappeared aft r the accident, and
have not yet been found.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
A Grcat Accommodation.

WAsf1NGroN. sept 10. - Postmaster
General Wauamaker has ISSUED an inn
portant order deputizing the postmast RS
OF free delivery towns and rural commun-
ities to put up letter boxes, on the request
OF citizens for the collection and delivery
of mail at house doors The order, il is
said, affects nearly 100000 residences to
which the free delivery service is already
avfap1aJ
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
somerby wants 70 rry n Arnin.

BINGHAMToN, N. y, Sept. 10.--Supreme
Justice Somerby of the Order OF the Iron
Hall, addressed meeting of delegates
representing branches and districts in this
state here last night. IL was decided TO
lend dele}'ates e. a convention 20 be held
In Baltimore for the reorganization of tue
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
Jnilor- Killed by Rioters.

TEHERAs, Sept. 10.-This city has been
the scene Of a serious riot during, which a
mob fiercely attacked and captured the
'ocal prison aud liberated the prisoners A
number Of jailors were killed by rioters.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
Wisconsin Lumber Town Idle.

NARlNErTR, Wis. Sept. i0-All the
lumber mills In this place are closed Be
tween goo aud 800 men went out yeltur-
day. The strikers marched from mill 20
mill. and compelled all the mill hands TO
ioin heir ranks
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
Interesting to Jobbers
And Manufacturers.

Messrs. Armstrong, Gator 4 Co Baltimore,
Md, Alp. Tyler X Co. Of Middlet WV, Mass,
and others IN our vicinity are using our
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
Big show uopored by Royalty.

GESoA. Sept i0.-King Humbert ard
Queen Marguerite visited the Columbus
exhibition yesterday. They inspected the
American section with evident interest,
aud also the section occupied by workmen
engaged In they various trades
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10

WASHINGTON, Sept 1O.-Fourth-class
postmasters. Vermont. ]. NJ. Kelley at
East Fletcher; b. A. Brown at North
Williston, and A NJ Murthur at East
QubbaplsLon.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
stabbed During a Dispute.

BoSfoN, Sept. l0-Lawrence Flaherty
and Frank Trendcll got into a dispute yes
lerday, when Flaherty drew knife and
stabbed his adversary. a doctor attended
The wounded man, and Flaherty was ar
ii
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
Nllnl.ter AA-Ia.. I.- hi IInnh Nnn.

BIooMISG1ON, Ind., sept. 10 Ernest W.
Huhuut, connected with the Law d, part
ment Of the Northwestern university. has
been appointed secretary Of legation at 81
p,tcl sburs by Minister AndrwJ White.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10

1T Is DUTY you owe yOurHclf and fnni-
ty 10 g.t the beat yuluo for yOur money.
EcOnOfnize IN your footwear by purchase No
w. IL. Douglas shoes, which represent ths
W." sETAKE NO suRsTITUTE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
NANCY HANKS BEATEN
By tie Worlds Champion
Bicycle Rider.
PEDALS A MILE IN 2:06 As
Taylor and Windle Also Give Remark
able Exhibitions.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Sept. l0--tt Hamp-
den park yos.,rday. Arthur Zimmerman
rode a mile on "a bycicle at a faster clip
than Nancy Hanks drew Budd Doble
around the regulation track at liamline,
MINI. on wednesday last.
At ll40 Zimmerman mounted his
wheel and rode around the track. He
stopped about 300 yards backs OF the tape
asd waited until w. w Taxis had
mounted his safety and George a. Banker
and Carl Hess their tandem.
All being ready, the four flyers started
toward the tape al moderate speed,
which increased rapidly as they advanced.
They crossed the tape like whiriwind,
and were off
AFTER Naney's Record.
Zim kept % the rear OF tho tandem for
the first half but after Taxis had dropped
out and G. NJ. Wells had taken his place
the champion began TO hurry things. At
the three-quarter post he pulled away from
ais pace-makers and finished alone. Time
--em. As. He thus established a one
inile flying start record.
Willie Windle then came on the track
He announced that he would attempt TO
DItdN SslilHltiHiah = ltAA~Atlli' Af'VAh VI
I'M | 4-5s,. made at Hartford Tuesday.
When the ex-hoider Of the worlds record
crossed the tape In the time of I'm. 5s. the
crowd lairly went wild. This places the
half-mile record where it viii stay for -
while.
George r. Taylor. who holds the worlds
standing start mile record, next tackled
Zlm's record of few moments before
With A. Il. Lumsden of Chicago, j. =.
iiliss Of Chicago, W.S. Campbell, NJ. AC.,
aud ". r. Van Sickelen, nj pacemakers,
he went away. After a pretty mile ride
ne crossed the tape in Pm. l-5s. three
iifths of second better than thinner
mans record.
The New Jersey rider
Did Not Allow IL to stand Long,
however Zimmerman appeared on the
rack fresh and smiling after a good rub
Gown 40 the hands of his trainer Banker
md Hess carried him a half mile in In.
. l-5s. and Nelson and Taxis paced him the
second half, each making a quarter.
The timers hardly believed their watches
as they figured the time at 2m. 6 4-5s.--one-
fifth of second lower than Nancy Hanks
regulation track record The crowd pres
snt went wild rs the result was announced,
and he'd not the champion ridden directly
ttthe dressing rooms. he would have been
carried around the park on the shoulders
Df his adj 4 ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

Keep who VII the cify's alleys,
Take the smooth shorn plain.
Give to MS the cedar valleys,
Rocks and hills of Maine.
In our norfhland and Wild and woody
let still have part,
Rugged nurse and mother sturdy
Hold MS to thy heert.
The speakers presented included me
ablest orators of Maine, and the speeches
combined in making the post prandial exer-
cises of rare eloquence and value. Great
credit is dne the local board and committee
on entertainment for so superb closing of
the dav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29
SANAvOGA klSSINGEN GlNGEN AVE
MAINE FARMING NOTES.

Reliable returns show that over - per
cent. Of all farm mortgage Indebtedness has
been incurred for the purchase of land,
stock and machinery, the construction OF
dwelling houses, outbuillings. fences and
other permanent improvements.
Butter is higher in city markets with a
probability that it will 90 still higher Best
creamery lots are quoted in New York at
- = cents. while n - cent market is fully
established in Boston and it is claimed even
higher prices are paid for future delivery.
Our Skowhegan correspondent writes
sc. II. Pishon says he cannot buy hay in
this section now. The farmers ask SI4 and
SIS for their hay. New York hay can he
bought aud delivered in Boston for that
sum. Last year at this time Mr. Pishon
had three presses at work. but he has not
bought pound this year"
Amzi l.. Aver has shown the Biddcford
Journal two curositieS in the fruit line.
The first is the branch of an apple tree.
thirty mine inches long, which was grated
the middle OF last May. Mr., Aver says
tina, in lifetimes experience with fruit
trees he never knew such rapid growth of
a graft. The second curiosity is a branch
fifteen inches long from which he picked
forty Weaver plums.
MI. .,.,.x,,.,,, j.,
~. ~, "' s.; .r..;,;..,, ~ y,
~ ."s ',,r ~ H. ,;n, ",,oL i,
w. W. ", A.. p,,.Ta III, 80 si'a,',,
Fai''''e"' "a 49, . ' ~. " So
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nv s"ea,e" U.S. VI VIZ Wv, '."'o''
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10 ''u.n o", y. ~" 80" "a, o""'1 5 Va ''''p
"u9o'"''s '""' " "''" '''e o''""'
The trustees OF the Cumberland Comfy
agricultural Society met Saturday with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

The State Board of Trade
Always safe while in the hands of the Lord.
Hon. Henry Lord, Bangor Pres. Board.
President Henry Lord of Bangor respond
ed The State Board of Trade will accom-
pli.h a great deal if it does nothing more
than to bring these bodies of men together
to talk about the State of Maine, 1t is
three wears old It was composed of nine
teen members. 1t has created the septi-
ment that it is not wise to send money ont
of the State of Maine and that it is wise to
keep the bows at home. Many of the new
manufacturing concerns have been estab-
lshed as direct outcome of the work OF
the Board Let US continue this good
work. The meetings of the State ami local
boards are means of education. Let US
boom old Maine.
Massachusetts Oar Mother"
Hon. Chas J.. Adams of Lowell. Mass ).
president of the Massachusetts, Board of
Trade responded. I am in full accord with
the utterances of loyalty made here for
your Safe Board of Trade is to elevate
business and honor and integrity. local
board should have charge of government in
municipalities and towns. A State Board
of Trade should deal with state and national
legislation. The Massachusetts, State Board
has considered postal regulations, bankrupt
cy laws and immigration laws. These are
vital questions. The highest type of work
that A board can do is the showing to. out
sitiers that the Golden Rule il the STANDARD
for business intercourse.
The wster Powers Of Maine.
Maine pr-seribes the kind of liquid that her cfi-
Gems shall use,
And yet souse damn the statute and the legal
draught refuse.
Bat one point there's no quarrel. for all are
quite sgreed
That water damned ser service Is still Maine /.
greatest heed.
Hon. II. ". Heath, Augusta.
Herbert NJ. Heath introduced A. the
great temperance apostle of Maine re-
sponded. The State of Maine has been
given by nature the greatest possibilities of
any commonwealth.
Our great area is factor in the extern,
of the water supply. The forests are a
great factor. They are today rs broad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29
Eastern Steamboat Co.'S Daily Mail Line
nATh AND BOOJHBAY.

IAII NEHNNtEMFNT. tUNNtN' INt MUNNAf'
SEPTEMBER ~, lSr',
Mail Boat lravos l,ootlihay 'iarhot for ha'h'
lallv, ~un,lstVs cNcrIIttal, at 80 \, NJ fs'rs
Bath for iOothbay ilarbor. RI y. VI.
Lands dniy AT Monsc bland, southport riggs
Vile, Wcstport .Iupci and W.sipori. ~ Weu
southport aud Five lslandS on Monday. Wrdncs
day and Friday; ai SAWYER Island, Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday
Special Boat hav"s Bath Inesdays lhursosla
und saturdays at so A. VI leaves Hooihbny
iiarbor for Bath Iuss,lays, Ihnrsdnys ana Nh'u
DAYS nj 100 4, NJ; landing ton signal ehch way
Mt Wcdport, Wrstpori Junct RiRrsyill", Hhwyel
Island, Isle Of springs, southport, Mnusr, 'sp''"i
and Squirrel island- landing NJ ocean f"in'
at Bath with los T.. NJ tram for Portland, ana
with Boston siramer leaving Bath, Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday evenings rucsd"ys,
rrtp Day. from Hath so BoOthbsy.
u. W. SWANT0N, Tvoas., Bath, Mo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

l. needed Of the merit of Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla than the hundreds of letters continual,
coming in telling of marvellous cares it has
effected after all other remedies had failed
Truly. Hoofs Sarsapariila possesses pc
culiar curative power unknown to other
medicines.
Hoods Pills cure Constipation by res,or.
ing the peris,altic action Of the aIimensary
canal. They are the best family cathartic.
Observation-Disclosures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29
x;,t - /. few year. bring our State forward

will IN few years bring our ct2te iols Aiu
with s,naerfal strides
In answer to a question Col. r. 4.
Booshby of Portland spoke Of the benefit OF
advertising of the Maine Central rsiisosa-
The attractions are there We. have been
bas;esl in gettiag the people TO them. We
40 not know how much has come from our
advertising, bur We do know that II has
paid something. He spoke Of the increase
of facilities for treyei between Portland
ami tn, more eastern critics of Maine
Hon. Chss. T.. Adams of Lowell. presi-
! den. a. the Massachusetts, Board of Trade
was insroiacesl. and paid compliment o
the ..nthas,asr, Of the members of the
Mains. Bearsl in their expressions OF ioyahs
/ 20 their State. He then spoke IN pointed
/ manner in relation to what he teFms4'
/ .-prcseit i1consis,eaei"s IN the Mites
STATE, postal SERVER. especially
/ in relation 10 the classification OF matter 10
[ the ~ and ith classes. advocating the con
I sofilation of the two ciss-es into one e'a-
( the I'd He cited several instances in point
and following his remarks l. Z >'etson "'
Bangor presented the following fesoiu
tons
Resolved. That the bills pen ling before
Congress to enf-Dtiials ttis 81 a"h 's'
matter ia,o the Sd class wouhi he benehefa
TO the whole country.
Resolved, That IA copy OF these resoin
,ions be sent to our delegation in Congress
On motion Of Hon. Joriah IL. Drummont
Of Portland. it was voted that il is ths
sense Of this board that a pamphlet detail
ing the attractions, advantages, resources
etc of this State be issued by the State
Legislature. and that an appropriation FOL
surt, purpose be made by that body The
preslient. secretary ami treasurer of th'
hoard. v ith Hon Josiah H. DrummoHd o.
Portland, Hon VIM T. Haines Of Water
vile and y. J. Callahan of Auburn wer'
constituted committee to present the mat
ter 10 the Legislature.
The following was presented by treo Il
Racket of Belfast and given passage:
Resolved 1'ha, the Maine Board o
7 Trade earnestly call. the attention of th'
incoming Legislature to the adyisabilit,
and necessity Of some definite and appro
pirate action towards more fully advertis
ing and calling public attention to the nat
ural advantages and resources o. our State
and thus help towards inducing capital an
business experience to aid in developing
those resources.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

$. s. Nose returned from Washington
Monday night and is nov attending the Mon
roe fair. Mr.. Vose carried a Nav keye camera
on his trip and made about forty negatives
along the route. Many were made at Get
sysburg and vicinity and the subjects include
many places of historic interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAn
Arrangement Of Trains in Eject lune e. inss

GOING WEST-S.25 A. N. for lrvi.s..
Farmingion. Rockisnd, Portland, Rostoe ~
Montreal; 80 and ii.so A. NJ. for Hailowell CO.
diner and South Gardiner, a,sS and io.,S A n
for Brunswick, Lewiston, Pennington, Ecctl..S
Portland and Boston, connecting Tor White Mcrs'
tain FONTS and Quebec, l.n u, ", for Hs,l.v.a
Gardner and South Gardiner. a.is and sr r. n
for Brunswick, Ba;h, Portland. Boston: k,o
". fer IiaIlowen. Gardiner and South t;srtr,,.
II On 4, NJ. might ralimaa1 every night for IT,
,sion, Hstt. Hnckland, Portland aud Bes,on.
GOlNG EN>T-~i.aS A. VI. might expsyssl n.
Skowheyan. Belfast, Bangor, Bar iiartar. ~
stephens, ST, John and Aroostcok County: an
A NJ. Cor Ws,crii,e. and SSowheysn ~
" waiting 3, wa,er,ille for Bangor aud NJ,
Harher, al and -. T. NJ for Wa'crile. Oh
land. North Arson, bingham. Skowhcgau, Relfss
Dover. Foxcroft, Bangor, Bar harhor, st. Strphsn.
st. John and Aroostook County, mixed, ESP
for wstersillc. and sundays only at Az A. "
for Bangor.
The Nigh. Pullman Trains going ea., a, LA
NJ, going west at ii.oo Z. NJ, run each way ever
night, SUNDAY included, connecting for Lewist,s
and Rockiand. but no, To Skewhegsn on Mopssv
mornings, or to Belfast. Dexter, or bsypnd ~.
COR, excepting TO Rar Harbor, on SUNDAY mon
Hgs.
The day express trains going IVES, at nara
NJ. and has; at "a T.. VI, run DAILY, SUNDAY IN
cluded, between Boston, Lewiston, Rath, Bsnr,,
and ST. John.
Night Express going East It, AN A. N. and W..
AT LID A. ". run every night between Bos,o,
and Rar uarhor.
Accom- MODATION TRAIN for Aur,.,.
leaves south Gardiner, $50 aud iooo A. NJ; rE
and 4.is T. VI .Gariincr,6.so aud 10 10 A. NJ, l.A
and 4is L. VI: Halicwcn. q, a and Io.et 4. N.
Through tickets to California and all poi,,.
South and West may be had OF y. u. Wsli,,
ticket agent. Augusta. the only oifce In Aueu.,s
selling via all routes and checking baggage me- 81
expense.
pAYsoN TUCKER, Vice Pres. \ Gcu' Man..,,
i. h. BooTHBY. Genl Pass. and nckc, Agf.
Portland, June. II isqs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

IIalloweil people are promised y rare
treat if they attend the Rich Harrington
concert Tuesday evening next at Wilson
Hall. Selections by the Winthrop street
quartet, songs by Mrs. Rich and readings
by Miss harrington will make up a most
pleasing entertainment. Miss Kate Van
nah will act as accompanied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

VIM, Bu~hie was quite seriously hurt
TUESDAY noon at Millken : saw mill. While
walking across narrow plank with a
bundle of shingles on his shoulder he accI-
lputally stepped off giving him fall of ~
feet. striking on his face. He was much
bruised and shaken up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29
marriieo.
hENNERft

hENNknE'.
IN the civ->ept 18Th, IN the REV NJ. I'll
!. Frank Rry-oH 81 iIsaitpn, Ne. aud Miss Belle
K. lmutou Of this etty. NJ cTr'i-
ktsdiiel,l->rp,- I. by l,r. T. smith, Edwin
VI Hutchinson ~ New York civ. :" Ida J, fuiirn
of Eysditid.
Natrts ll,.-Sept. l.. Nr, Joseph fafruts and
Mir i.na l.s<hus beth 81 WsterNilie; Mr. +. u
rrihou Of Bangor and Miss Mabel p Ford OF
water,ille
II~s srt9tI>.
Rrowuville-~.p, a. prnsu W Manuel. ri
Rrawnvitic, and Miss Miunip VI Hrewr OF Pressure
Isle sept. "a, John 7 iatey and Ht-s fi1rsnce +.
Robinson. both of brow will.
hNu%.
ran,drr->ep; l., Mr.. Al,in :, Carroll and Miss
Aiic, R,iIius. both 81 sHtdru.
FRANkLIS.
Isy->.pt. -, by Rev. J. Il. licrrjck. Nr. G.
Maurice >e,rrs and " - George =. Wentworth.
both Of Nj, vernon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

The programme for the Observance Of
Columbus day at Colby will include music
appropriate to the day, an address to the
students by Prof. Smaller Matthews an
GRAFTON by y. +. Bowman 93. AMI poem
by Miss Beede 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

During the storm TUESDAY morning the
honse of Mr. Thomas Dow of Beach bill
was struck by lightning and considcrabi"
damage WAS dome to many parts ~ the
house Mr. Dos received a slight shock
,I,o effects % which he felt throughout the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

Alex Doyle and family whe have been
spending the season at Squirrel Island re-
turned 10 this city yesterday before starting
fol their home IN New York. Mr. Doyle
il buiI1ng him a cottage on Squirrel this
.pu-pu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29
FAIRFIELD.

W. W. Cross of the firm of Cross X
Gross. the Watervillc builders. is able to be
ubou, the house after a severe illness of
two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

Dr ". johnson of toopers Mills whiie
IL the city this week purchased OF j. d.
Hughes cabinet grand piano OAK case
manufactured by Dyer Hughes OF FOX
croft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

Mes,r. Lord Wiugate and Tracey re-
turned from Kangcley Tuesday and bring
ing with them tire" large trout which were
on exhibition ut the corner store Yesterday.
The largest fish weighed I; ~ pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

Agent has. X Howe is expecting parties
daiIv 10 look over the cotton mill plant with
a eN nf purchasing. Mr.. Howe say that
thu prospect of the mill starting looks
brighter than for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29
New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.


NEW YORK, sept. p.
FLorh-Receip;s. a5ii5 pkg.; exports. 37a'
Ibis. iilsi sucks. sales. 1900 bbls. moder
ate demand. easy al close .----------
--------------iow extras. ~ Ooa3 20; city
mills 2JaI IS. City mills patents, Goaf \,
winter whea; low grades, 90 800, fair
10 fancy, $50 a go; patents, l5ai 40. -
Mnn.,ota clear. Ooai 20, straights. t5ai %
pafent-. 25si -; rye mixtures, 0Da3 -, super
line ava -, nne, d1fl ~
RYE fLDuR r. dull
vHEar-R Receipts. ss;gDbush: exports. iisaH,
.aies. $3.50. market dull, weaker --------
No. : red 79,.5pI store and elevator. .a,a
- No. northern sIlazik No. / hard, -
a. No 2, northern. '6is7al' No Chicago. siip
81, fob; no. : Chicago. fob, no. Milwaukee,
-sla--. no 3 spring -1,s.ol.
i;ARLEY MALT-nofainal.
kYE-dnii, ------N estern Giaf6i.
EsRLEY-dnii. ------ No ,. 6sas5
Western. G>B.J,
Receipts. i6sao. exports. 1y~e: sale.
:'7o1p; market dali, lower, heavy; -----~------
-------------- No. :, aaIas8i. elevator; ,a,aj,
lfoat; - fob No. Ia No. , a STEAMER
Mixed a. delivered.
OATS Receipts. i:,nso, exports, rom bush
~ale~, l2fsea, moderately active, steady; ------
do.~hl,e y sa-: No. ,. Mat, do white, ssia;s,
No I. -, fHixed western, Da3-t. do white
.oai7, white mixed state. l-si'. No, Chicago
CotFET--Ro, quiet, steady. So.7. l53a
i5i.
srsAR-ras. steady. fairly active: -------refnef.
quiet. steady. lnw grades easy :. ------------
80. &, l6si II ~; No. :. 4, sil: Nos. liza
t9-B; No. =. ii All No. 10. 3 ieaf 7. u.
No. liz IIi6ai3i6 No r. q ;6ai II I6 M. 10 Z
I6a5 n Ii. % ilat - 70 mould a. , isaa If
~ f3ai Is 10 mould, 81 liza, s. -. STANDARD /, iss
} 10 ie'nfectiouerst Is idas 10; eat i,,af isa,,
crushed, 5-a > 2. powdered, 8. 80 , n -
grinHlsird, ) J. if'ab ais. cube. 5sasI
PETRoLEc quiet, steady; ---tinii~a, 81
S-iiigiier, fair drrnand sale. - lh..
fiEEF--1Biet.
BEEF UANS-dai.
isRD-higber: Chicago dub: - Western
steam CLOSED At - 3D.----; eiiy higher s5a7 n
refined, ffIaer; continent, Sst-, A.
.s'a-- aud (. i2t-
Ri'TrEg--t,uiet. heavy - state dairy,
!Gsg3 do creamery .ls25 We.sera dairy l5si9.
do creamery :st25, do factory, I3lsi5
Elgip. 2ss2sl: rolls -. Penn. creamery. "a
CHEEsK- quiet. weak, - state
-sl0.. fancy ,oiorrd. iasies 10 6He white. ios-
old. "a. do white ioaios part -siiu-. Sal; fall
skim-, ,ss.
Freight. :" Liverpool. market hrn, n,uder-
stely active.