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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
RESULT OF GYMNASIUM CONTEST.
How Those who Entered the Recent y.
NJ. &. A. Exhibition Came Out.

The results of the recent gymnastic
and athletic contest held by the members
OF the gymnasium class at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall under
the direction Of Professor Anton Schatzel
were made known Yesterday. The contest
was held I'm the intermediate grade, ac-
cording TO the association system. Thirty
points was the maximum number In each
event and there were six events, making
Il in all $50 points Seventy points out
OF the possible $50 were necessary 10 pass
the examination. The standing of the
men who passed was as follows:
Wythe r. Bolling-Calisthenic SO:
parallel bar. %; side horse. %; horizontal
bar. % -; fence vault, q; high jump, 10.
Total. 1912.
w. Il. Davis-Callsthenics. 90 parallel
bar. 80: side horse. %: horizontal bar,
2s1-2; fence vault, II; high jump, Il.
Total. 145 II.
W. T.. Crawford-Calisthenic 2S; paral-
lei bar, %: side horse. "a horizontal bar,
rs 10: fence vault. 10; high jump, 20.
Total, 1i2 II.
]. C. Blake-Callsthenlcs %: parallel
bar, "a: side horse %; horizontal bar, IS:
fence vault 90; high jump l6. Total III.
c. d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "A; paral-
lei bar. 20; side horse. p; horizontal bar.
Total. 1861.
d. S. Carter-Calisthenics. q: parallel
bar. "a side horse. "a: horizontal bar.
%; fence vault. Il: high jump. 10. Total.
1856
II. ID. Bates-Calisthenics, %: parallel
bar, "a; side horse 90; horizontal bar, q:
fence vault. Is; high jump. II. Total, 125.
r. II. Forrest-Calisthenics, 30: parallel
bar. 20; side horse 20; horizontal bar, q;
fence vault, 10; high jump. 10. Total, 1ls.
Il. II. Observation-Disclosures. %: parallel
bar. 2O side-horse. p; horizontal bar, 80;
fence vault, Is; high jump. 10 Total. ia.
Il. +. Taylor, Jr.-Calisthenics, q: pa
rallel bar. 2l sde-horse. 90 horizontal
bar, 2i9; fence vault, s. high jump, Is.
Total. 1l2i..
G. Percy Halves -Caisthenics, 30: pa
lllel bar %: side horse 2l: horizontal
bar. p; fence vault. 0; high jump, 10.
Total. III.
A. H. Curd-Calsthenics. %; parallel
bar, q; side horse. q; horizontal bar 20;
fence vault, II: high jump. 9. Total los.
l.. ID. Lacy alisthenics, "a; parallel bar.
10: side horse. IS; horizontal bar, 2lIe;
fence vault. 9; high jump. IL. Total, lOSi9
". Ii. Ramkey-C alisthenics, %: pa
rallel bar. p; side-horse. 20: horizontal
bar, 2Ol2; fence vault. 3; high jump, 10.
Total. 9o2
W. H. Observation-Disclosures, &c: parallel
bar, a. side horse. l6; horizontal bar. 49,
fence vault. :; high jump. 10. Total. So.
Harry Cardoza-C alisthenics. Is; parallel
bar, 2l; side horse. 90; horizontal bar, q;
fence vault. 3; high jump, 0. Total, So.
l.. NJ. Courtney:-Calisthenics l6: paral-
lei bar IL; side horse Is: horizontal bar,
~; fence vault. 8; high jump. 10. Total. rs.
Tyree Observation-Disclosures. Is; parallel
bar. 16; side horse. is: horizontal bar. 20;
fence vault, 0; high jump, s. Total. II.
Clyde GlaZebrook- Calisthenics, %: pa
rallel bar. 0: side horse. IS; horizontal bar.
0; fence vault. 3; high jump 0. Total, As.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
BUT THE CAT CAME BACK.
Ills Chase OF Squirrel Got Him in
Peck of Trouble.

Ills Chase OF Squirrel Got Him in n
Peck of Trouble.
People who were In the neghborhood
OF the Capitol yesterday were treated to
a rather unusual scene-a cat-hunt en-
gagged In by businessmen. small boys,
and convlcts.
A large crowd. probably go people, were
gathered around the base OF tree near
the Tenth and Bank-street entrance 10
the Capitol Square. and with eager. up
turned faces gazed fixedly at a small OBJ
ject clinging 10 one Of the topmos.
branches. Cat-calls and cries Of come
of the perch" emanated In profuson from
the threats OF the small boy, who for the
time being was In seventh heaven OF
delight at the fun that was In progress.
A gray, medium-sized house-cat was the
cause Of the gathering. II appears that
this particular cat was fond Of squirrel
flesh, and In trying to satisfy her desires
bad chased one OF the Dummies out on a
very slender limb. Bunny being more
nlmble had escaped By way Of neighbour
ing tree, and left his pursuer clinging to
a slender. swaying branch Of the tree.
Thomes % then realized the danger OF
his position, and presumably became over
come with fright Fearing a fall, he was
afraid 10 Yetrace his steps. and with a
pertinacity born only Of despair chung to
the branch. the every vibration OF which
would cause the hair along his spinal
-olumn TO stand erect.
This occurred last Monday afternoon.
nd for three days the feline hunter had
.ensinsd In his perilous position slowly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
SUITS FOR DAMAGES.
SEVEN CASES AGAINST THE ALLAN.
TIC AND DANvlLlE RAILROAD.
Chesapeake Bay Steamers Delayed by .
Heavy Fog-work ON the Cruiser
Montgomery Begun.

NORFOLK, VA. March 9.-(Special.)-A
special term OF the United States Court
was begun to-day for the joint trial Of
seven cases against the Atlantic and DAN
Vile railroad, they being suits brought
for injuries received in an accident last
spring near Buffalo Junction. on the road.
The petitioners were represented by X. NJ.
Hughes as counsel, and the receiver OF the
road by Richard Wake.
All the steamers on Chesapeake hoy
were delayed In arriving to-day several
hours behind time on account of the
heavy fog.
REPAIRING A CRUISER.
Work commenced on the cruiser Mont
gomery to-day She was placed under the
large crane to have one OF her masts
taken out She will have n lot of joiner
work DONE and her furniture, which was
made at this yard. placed on board. She
will then receive her armament. and be
ready for sea about the first OF May.
The complement OF boats for the Mont
gomery were built at this yard.
The crew of the wrecked war steamer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
Cation Mill Assignment.

NASHVILLE. TENN. March s.-The
Nashville Cotton-Afills Company made an
assignment yesterday for the benefit OF
creditors, whose claims aggregate sbs.Vo
The Southern National Bank, OF New
York. Is TIE largest creditor, its claim
being for s2i 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10

''"s~'b.-s ''.~ss "'as nv" 1879
sea.
BODY NOT RECOVERED.
The detail OF the crew from the receiv-
ing-ship Franklin were engaged all the
morning from daybreak and up to noon
to-day dragging for the body OF the drown
ed sailor. Albert Albern, but have failed
so far to recover IT,
Nearly one hundred names have been
secured for the new tribe OF Red Men.
and the tribe will very shortly be insti-
tuted.
The Democratic primary will be held on
the 18th Of May, and candidates for office
are buslly engaged announcing themselves.
The spring campaign has now fairly be-
gun.
An effort is being made to induce the
Supreme Council Of the Royal Arcanum
to hold Its session of 1896 in this city.
All the delegates to the Grand Lodge.
Independent Order Of Odd-FelIows, In the
two cities have been elected. The Grand
Lodge meets in Alexandra on the 10Th
instant. frs
The mild weather is having depress-
ing effect on the business OF the oyster
packers.
Another lodge Of the order or Hepta-
sophs was instituted in Portsmouth last
night by Supreme-Organizer John Cruett,
of Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
PROPOSALS.
FOR TOBACCO FOR

l. THE NEW YORK NAVY-YARD.-FE
AIRY l3, 1894. sealed proposals, endorsed
Proposals for Tobacco for the New York Navy
Yard. 10 be opened March 20. 1884, will DO re-
ceiysd at tho Bureau OF supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department. Washington. d. c., unit ~
o'clock noon, March 20. 1894. and publicly
opened immediately thereafter. 90 furnish az
the New York Nayy-Yari 10000 pounds OF
Navy Tobacco. The TOBACCO must conform 20
the navy standard and pass the usual naval in
spection. Blank forms OF proposal will be- fur
nished upon application 70 the Navy Pay Oflce,
New YORK, or 20 the Bureau. Samples OF the stan
10 the Bureau. The attention Of manufacturers
and dealers Is invited. Tie oids, all other things
being equal. decided by lot. The Department
reserves the right TO waive defects or TO Reject
any or ali bids hot deemed advantageous TO the
Government EDWIN STEWART.
10 lS-30t Paymaster-GeneraI,U U. - n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
/ OFFER YOU TO-DAY 4:

should reflect the seasons style in every
particular. It's impossible to be too
particular on this point, and it's best to
go to McAdams Il Berry's Made to- Mea-
sure Department for a made-to.order
Suit that's duplicate OF fashions own.
McAdams & Berry make suits, but never
make mistakes. 1t doesn't pay to wear
mistakes-that is, insists. McAdams 4
Berry's suits are never mistaken for
them, because they cannot be. The list
OF Spring Suitings includes the very best
foreign importations, which. with skill
full tailoring like that OF McAdams &
Berry. produce highly satisfactory re-
suits. Be prepared for the march of
Spring by making an early call at Nc.
Adams a. Berry's and ordering your
choice.
YOUMAN'S SPRING
HATS.
The very latest line of
SPRING SCARFS.
MCADAMS 4 RRRRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10

Rea, Estate Agelis lif t..
co.Lsroi Tcuih and BI.. -..


TRUSTEES' SALT or AS.
a FRAME DWEIllNG lH.
OF TWENTY NINTH BtINt
SiKt ELS 40. 9t9.-By s..tI.
deed ~ trust from ". H. ans N
their wives % the uutrrs.cu"t. ...-I
December 10, 1891. nni .' l,t.f
once Of the Richmond lnI..
Book IA, 4. page ili I..tlt
made In tho laymort - % ..If
secured thereby. aui being
tie beneficiary tusrr.g nIu.
cecd 20 sell at pubic au ,il.. 4 ...
90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10

by virtue OF the provision .f
OF trust dated Narrl I, i>ti. Ht
tue Clerks Office. Henri'0 ,.I...
BOOK l42 a, page 2f., I.Ia.
made IN the payment OF fh- a
cured. ana bAing required -n t.
nc!ary under said d-ei, Nii
lion, on the prenses. On
WEDNESDAY. MARI f.
az o'clock 4. ~. tho PROPER
said deed a. follows:
That certain LOl OF lAfN
ern limits q the city Of a..
county, lOcased ~ follow. n..
west side OF Garter street af H
GA feet sodih Of Taylor
southwarily and irontlrycn
Carter street nftecu o. fH.l
tween parallel Zines ard ft $751;.
Carter street. OF ninety YI fr.r
Terms: Cash sucicisrl Co.. iiF
may % due, tho expense 20 ''
discharge = note Ot $500, s'
March /. 1926 the resille 0u
nounccd at sale. J.. s.. AtH
b. 2. TURNER & Co, Aurti0a ..r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
A UCTION SALE OF PERSONAL
"a PROPERTY on
TUESDAY. MARCH rs. 1894.
az 1920 o'clock A. NJ,
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE sALB.
BARTON HEIGHTS !
Nearest, Cheapest, and Best Located Resi-.
dence Property About Richmond.

200 LOTS for sale st scJ cash and 81 per
month for balance
HOUSES built and sold on monthly payments
when lots are paid for.
Every one can secure a home. Safe, sure. and
profitable investment Apply 10
fe3 JAMES H. BARTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10

TRUSTEES SALE
l. AUCTION OF ABOl IIl
VALUABLE UNlMplOt
NO 4 PORTION O. II.
FORM ERLl KNOWN .-
VINEYARD ~ Int,.' tII
just EAST or the Ifr..
ThE cry or Rltu'Dt.
TO HE AALi Arlt rnp.
Or. l.. VI. COW AhDlN.
trust from the la; tif.l.I
ment Company tO un
dated september if. letI
Clerks Ofi'e OF ilru-..
Book 1872, y. page 2l3. l.'
made In the payment nf
thereby secured. AM gt
beneficiary. Will proceed ,l -
the premises, on
FRIDAY, Mtb-r f.
at 49, O'Clock T.. ~, thl' ut-I
Tl above mentioned.
ACRES. ad'oui 0u tlH l..'.
toe SAID land contrary grI NJ
Siguaigo. ana 0n tlr t0I.I '.
". n. Franklin.
The above irY
the real estate conveyed Nt -...
1EkNs: Cash.
APPERs0N & POLLARD. ar.t.
By a. /. asa.
Real Eta.s A4.f
Hun street. Ial l..-..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
BODY NOT RECOVERED.

Kearsarge. sent here last week from New
York. are destined for the new cruiser
Raleigh, which will now SOON be ready for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10

ut > O'clock T.. NJ. trapHYrERU
above. Tie house has fpir l
fronts % feet IN tho east ..f
street by depth OF lJt frrt f...
wide
TERMS one ta.ri cash: Ne
equal instruments ~ -I. art
with interest added. ANA -r ..r.
on the property. y. 3D. H ...
....
n. >EI uD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
Phone 534

EOR RENT, CHEAP. FOR UN-rs3
a EXPIRED term, that DESIRABLE OF-tei
FitE formerly occupied by the Manhattan Life
Insurance Company, with large front window
Apply on the promises, 9l5 east Main street.
!s2l-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10

TRUSTEES' AUCTION -.f.
L ANEW DETACHED iNtN
VACANT Lon ADJOfNlNt N.
SIDE OF tNENEIl t.IH
TENTH AND ElGh IEtAiH
virtue ~ certain is"l . t....
Moore and her husband tY t..
trustees, dated Dr.rmnfr o. I...
cord m ths clerks ori .Y. '.
iugs Court. Desl-BDns 3D.
having been maize in ttH fiIH..
secured thereDy an LAsue
do by the Board ~ Dtrrrf..-
ION Buiiiiug mi Loan t--..
proceed % sell 20 pIhI.
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAJ tt.
AZ o'clock T.. w.. the lkpItl.I
above. lhe house has -IT U. ..
the lot fronts ~ fecf 0n I.lrt."
back south Waraly De- w-.u
feet tO an all ~ 20 feet WI f.
IkRNS: & 3. jobs .
joins r
Trustees Of tho Ola Domu..
Loan Association.
BY H. seldom IaY'u.
Real Estate Agents ans a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
CPEAKER REEDS TERROR.

SfAAAhH REEDS ihhhoh'
During ths . ADMINISTRATION Of Thomas b. (Boss)
Reed AZ SpeA .er Of the House OF Representa-
tivee, there was one mem Dor whom he preferred
70 look as rather than TO hear speak; that mem-
ber was John II. Rogers. from Arkansas, who
says: II havo tried Antimigrainc tor head
aches repeatedly In the past sty months with
entire success. have felt no III effects after
ward. IL has boon blossing to mo, and ! cheer.
fully 50 certify.
NH 7-tAh:s "J.H. ROGERS"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
ACCIION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

BY H. Selden Taylor a, Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office, Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10

n ttliON sDAl4i. ~ l4N-f. IT. ....
"A OF THAT
WELL LOCATED AND >...I
BUILT THREE sIOlI
STORE AND bN Il
No. 1919 EAST MAIN
OPPOSITE TIE ST. lilAr
IT'S ONE or THE BE,r ~E'.
LOCALITY FOR AN t'..
RETAIL Et -tNL>-.
At the request oi tie owner v
valuable store property fnr -.
prem SEES, Ou
TUESDAY. NARcu If. $50.
NJ , O'Clock ". rnis l0f-. .....
besides the store AMI rr .l-. I
entrAI'e fIom Man -ir,f' O.. H
ton. II J. ~ goa ORDER. f.-f
paired amt painted. au De- ...4.
tenant at s11O'ber aLuuu.
The lot fronts I. fer auI r...
depth % a public alloy.
1EkMS: one thiri cash ....
tHO-y ear nOtc-, VIII luf,r.-. t....
by a deed Of trust.
II. SELDOM IAl .H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10

TRAVELLILG SALESMAN WANT
/ ED, 10 sell our fall manufacture. consisting
of BLANKETS, FLANNELS, DRESS GOODS,
GINGHAMs, PANTS GOODS. &c. Address
FRANK d. La LAME X co,
mh4glO Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
SUTTON & Co, Auction e--.
Nv A. p Tarl..-
SAIL

BY Is. r. Tame N
Real Estate Ageu 1lI f-
SIP cass lr.ll .'r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

TOBACCO MACHINERY. - WANT
IL ED, A MAN WELL ACQUAINTED WITH
TOBACCO-M INE,sY. both ping ana
smoking, TO travel ana soil iao tories. Address
NA1rITNERY Dtgt.oIlce, this CITY. NH 1O-3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
TUESDAY. M,RcuILf.,.

At the request Of he owner w.
valuable store property fnr -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-22

When | WAS in Cornwall, 90 or 81 years
ago, this WAS an expression in general Use
then, aud had never heard it before any
whore else Now one hears it dropping
from every Cno's lips and secs it in all our
diurnal literature. Only the othCrday, ut
Hereford, AZ the Mitcr hotel there, heard a
clerical gentleman use it, and l said,
"Ehvlo di;! sou get that czPrcssiOn?' and
he said, lit is~tn AiEoricanism."
If it is an Amercanism, ii is more like
~ that it was there adopted from Cornwall
than that the Cornish got il from America.
Indeed it is not the only COrnishism |
have found incorporated with the Amer
lean language. The expression forth and
back for backward and forward is
rlso one and l dare say there are many
others These, taken with some promi-
hent traits i'll the American character, IA
vor the idea that a large proportion of our
carly American colonists came from the
great southwestern prolnontory of Eng
land.-Notes and Queries.
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People Who Cannot Eat,

Eating is natural necessity. It ought to be q
Measure. Yet many people look upon IT as a task
DO youy ~ 49, III
You shouldn't. Itisa bad sign. 50 Io-g as
Won suffer fromsthis, you will be thin and sick.
what you cat. you eat because you think you
must. You don't eat enough to properly nourisll
yourself. You are really slowly starving.
The trouble behind IT ~ IL Indigestion. Your
stomach doesn't want any food. 1t knows il it
gdt il it eodlon't digest 1t.
You must humor your stomach, or it will break
d,wo altogether. Give IT prerdigesied food.
PASKOLA will help il along till II gets better.
You cannot keep up w.thoi eating, yet If yoar
stomach rebels, medicine will never make it work
rielt. PAskoLA will. Bat then PAsKOLA Il
n medicine.
Everybody knows that PAskOLA ia a pre-.
digcsted food made of grains AMI iruit,, and that
II il relished by the weakest stomach. Everybody
who has tried it, has experienced after meals that
delicious sense of perfect digestion exbiaration.
added strength and increased appetite that every.
body know can only be produced by PASKOLA.
Why not try what bottle will do tor yoas
Dr. CIV. Babcock, of Chelsea, Mass, says
ut gives me great pleasure TO speak In the high
est terms of your delightful preparation, sPaskola'
one Of my young lady patients has gained SIX
pounds and Gays she feels like new creature
Further particulars In free pamphlet from
TEE Pre-Dgested Food Co. 30 ieade St. New York
For Sale by Chas. X. Partridge,
Cor. Market Square, Augusta, Me.
tues&fri &wtop col chwky x
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Farm NoIes.

The opportunities to disseminate common
sense should never be allowed to slip. Es-
pecially is this true in regard to road max
ing in the country. A writer in the Coun-
try Gentleman appears to have an alum
dance of this common sense and he also
tells how he spilled it to road making. He
says LAS have been overseer in the
past and there are about $50 days in our dis
tridt and one-half of that paid in cash, 1
have managed in the following manner
with COED results: 1.-The first thing
after the frost is out in the spring, l
hire "a man with good team and pillow
furross on the side of the road where it is
necessary, and then, after the blowing is
done, clean cut all sluice ways and the last
furrow; then, when the road is dry enough
to scrape, we 60 over it with the old log
scrsper, which is saw-blade bolted to
log. This will smooth off the ruts. One
man with team can do it, And that is all
that shoul be done early in the spring; if
it gets rough sgain, SO over it again, and
keep on doing so until it is time to use
the wheel grader. When start with that
manage to. have three teams, and that
makes power that will keep the wheels
turning. | set the grader blade to take
burrows that we're plowed early in the
spring, and move the earth nearly to the
centre of the road, and go twice
around this way. Then adjust the blade to
move it to the centre; then go to the ditch
again and take all uneven places down, so
that the water can run freely; when this
is finished, move all loose earth to the
centre of the track; then adjust the blade
again so as to move this ridge, and have
teams driven so as to move it from high to
low places. When this is all done, | clean
out by sluice-ways where we cannot go with
the grader. Then, it'll wagon, draw
off all loose stones, and do not throw them
back to the side, to be scraped up in the
road again next year. Now, if gravel is
wanted on the road, have two teams for
three wagons and men enough to load as
fast as the teams can draw o
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IffD.

THE name, age, date and place OF death
of deceased persons are published ia this
column free of charge. More EXTENDED
notices and obituary poetry must be paic
for at the rate of ten cents n Incl
YORK.
Saco juno is. Simon Cloueh, aged "a years. 1
months Is days; Charles II. Berry, aged So years,
months, day: June Il. Miss Aryilla Good, aged
IS years, months.
Roxbury-.Iune II. John f. Came. a native of
Buxton, aged 60 years.
North Saco-June Il. Marg e, widow of the late
Abraham Booihby, aged :. years.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II, Martha F., wife of
Capt. Emery Griffin. aged 81 years. 8 months.
Dayton-June Il, William X. Buzzel. aged 20
years.
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New York Produces Market.


,FLoUR-Receipts. 53,a6l pkss: exports. i75i
bbls; 9l52 sacks: sales, $500 pigs; quiet,
q ssazso; ., City mills. ssA'ss s.; pat
ls5 azio: fair to fancy. $40 $50,
patents. , 9oaa .-Minueaota clear. 3 25s2 IS;
straights, 00I3 GO, patents. G5 4 80, rye
mixtures. 225 " 50; Bupel fine 6oa2 10; fine. Is
al %.
SOUTHERN FLOUR-quiet, steady; common to
far extra FAB; good to choice 300a3.50.
RYE FLOUR luet steady --S 81. 70a$325.
CORN MEAL-quiet, 'eady, --- yellow
Western 65a2.7U; Brandywlne. 30.
RYE-dull, nominal: Western. 4sa57.
BARLEY-out of season;N Milwaukee. 65a67 !;
western, 63a67; two rowed state, 63a65; No.
Toronto. s4ao5.
BARLEY MALT-quet ;--- western 7oas2;
two rowed state 7oalo; slx-rowed state soass; city
WHEAT-Receipts, $4,000 bush; exports.--;
sales. 44,oOo, more active for export; firm; &c
mgher; -, .,o-o on, o,oro,o, s9.cg.
ahoat, 63, 6}i, fob. 63ia64, No. / hard. 7Oia:o4;
No. spring 77sa7s; No. ! northern 7la7l4 /,
No3, northern. Gala; no Milwaukee 7oaa7oi !;
No 3 red. "a; No2 spring so1asoa; ungraded
CoRN-KeceiDts. 46,l2s; exports. POS, eaet,
10000; fairly active, hrmcr;
No. |, 45la45a. elevator: i5ia45i a.oat: No.
2, iG8aid5 elevator; 465aid5 alioai: No. B. Asia
graded mixed. 45ii5s; steamer mixed. 45la
i5i; No. white 42ia-.
sales, 4l,c0o; dull, unsettled, ial higher;-----
No. =, 55a53; 40 Whit, 55a55; No, 2
C,'css'. 5ia54; No 3. 52,-; 40 white.
58la5is; mixed Western, 54a5i!; do whit !.
5fa59; white atets, 54s59
Beef dull, quiet steady; beef hams. quiet ,irmer,
s2oa205O; ueroed beef dull city extra India mess.
SlSaSl9; cut meats. dull, steady; picked
bellies, IL lbs, at 6Sa6i; hams. loalOi; middles,
nominal.
LARD firmer quiet;
Western steam oioseo, s7.00--; city,
S6.5os662a; --- refined, quiet; Continent.
S7.30a-; A, s7.75; compound, S5.s7laS600.
mess, sl3 so sl5 %: extra prime. Si2 5oasl3.
BUrTER-Grm, fairly active;
state dairy new. Ball. do old. 1oal4 do creamery
new. l5aiS; Peon. do, I5als; Western dairy
new loa15, do creamery new, Halls; do factory.
9li14i; Eigirs, 17lalS: rolls, Halo.
CHfEsE-f fair demand, steady;
9ia9i: state small, .lasi; do new,
9Eaiti; old, "a; DO white, ival01. part SKIM
sac; do new sia9i: full skims, 2a2.: Western
small, old, 10ial2i; Western part skins, new,3a6.
PETRoLEUm- quiet, steady. United. s9i.
CoFFEE-rio. quiet, steady; No. 2, 16ial68.
SUGAR-raw, quiet, firm; - refined,
al 3iid; No. 6, 3 Ii iGa3 IS; No. !. 3 eiS aai
No. 8, Pas 1l-l6; No. Q. 7-16 a3 S s;
No. 10, 3516a3s; No. II, 3ia3 ZIG; M.
IL. S3.l6a38, No. 10, bis, Oh. i3-16i4;
mould, a 4aai 91a; standard, 1-16a4i
confectionrrs. } - l8a3a; cut loaf. 45a5 1t !;
crushed, i3a5 SID; powered. 4sa4 916; graz
ulated, l-l6ais, cubes 4sa4 9-i6.
FreRhts to Liverpool-market, firm room
scarce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-22

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
boz. For sale by Emery & Ward, Gardiner.
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