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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-26
BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, -. The case of James A. Coe
charged with swindlng to the amount of sew
eral hundred thousand dollars came up to- day
in superior criminal court before Judge Der
vey for jury trial. b. +. Butler one of Goes
counsel made unsuccessful effort to have the
Indictment quashed. The trial is proceeding.
The graduating class of Harvard numbered
1870.
Charles Francis Adams Adams will deliver
the Grafton before Phi Beta Kappa society to-
morrow in Appleton Chapel.
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the first seizure Of the kind ever made in this
district.
The penalty attaching to the violation OF
law in running distileries is very severe. 1t
imposes fine of $1,000, and not more than
than $4,000; imprisonment for not less than
six months or more than two years; and all
personal property of owners and real estate
upon which the distilery stands to be con-
fiscated by the government.
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FROM IIALIFA Y.

Halifax, n. s., %. Steamer HISTORIAN ar.
rived at st. John, New Foundland, and sail
ed for Halifax, to-day.
Her Majesty's ship Fly left Bermuda on
9th for England, and the Challenge was to
have left Bermuda on the 18th to continue
their exploring cruise.
The French flag ship Minerve, has left Sgd
ney for France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-26
Boston Boot and Shoe Market.
TUESDAY. June "A.

The shipments of Boots and Shoes from this
market to places outside of New England. tor the
past week, comprise s,s62 cases, against o,5l6
eases for the same week last year. G@aN
Total shipments since January !, SIS $50 cases,
against III cases for the same period last year.
been lo2l cases, against l70l cases for the same
week last year.
The shipments from Haverhill for the week have
beeni 1874 cases, against 1875 cases for the sAme
week last year. = 800
The past weak has developed no new feature In
the boot and shoe Market and the business 81 man
ufacturing is gradual y increasing, but there arc
few or no goods produced except on orders. All
ofthe larger Southern and Western dealers have
placed more or less orders, and there II work
enough to keep the regular workmen busy, although
there is no special haste the part Of the manu-
facturers. Buyers are more numerous in this mar.
net and ne fear Of the cholera viii hasten the de-
but It is not likely to increase the purchase
OF goods. Prices gre unchangf d, and It seems to
be pretty well under stood that for the present last
years rates will be the basis for this seasons oper.
atoms.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

Washington % The Warm Spring Indian
scouts are ordered to be mustered out OF the
military service on the 9th inst.
Gen. Sherman i'll endorsing a report re!a-
tive to the CheyenneS and Kiowas says
These are the Indians TO conciliate whom
Santanta and Bigtr are to be turned loose.
| have no more faith In their sincerity than
have In the prairie wolves, and as l once
risked my life 10 test their sincerely, do NOT
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FROM MEXICO.

City of Mexico, %. News from Chill says
that the Brazilian and Lisbon cable will be
laid and opened as far as St. Vincent, Cape
de Verde, in September next, and that the
construction of the Pernambuco cable will be
completed by May, 1874, so that in about one
year Chill will be in Geographic commune
cation with the world.
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Bead

NV \ ork, % Christian Smith, aged 30
years, died suddenly this morning. 1, is
SAID thai he tcigned death On three former
occasions; once cotlineA several hours and
again was placed upon a slab in the morgue,
only royiving when water trickled upon his
face. Corcuers decline to hold An inquest
pnul assured that the man is really d,.nl.
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Nrc stllng Match.

New Haven, CT %. \ wrestling match
for $1,000 side and the championship of
America cane Of this evening in Exchange
han in this city between Perry Nisley OF
Bridgeport, CT, and john McMahon ui Rul-
lard, best in > 'rha first round was won
by IIjgley and the las; two by McMahon.
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Chicago Proauce n rset.

t'NIO,0U june II.
Flour--G jOaG 20.
Mathematical. No. | spring q al 2t0o;
spot 20; No. ~ seller Jip' ~ :; July
July l3h.
Corn-No 2miNed 81 q.
Oats-No. 221tS0.
Ryo-\O 81
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s:0Dbrr\. y

New York, -. Tie safe of John &
Abraham Lott, attorneys, in Brooklyn, was
robbed on Saturday night Of mortgage bonds
valued at 100000, belonging II various
eli, nts, bat of no value 70 any one but the
owners. I he facts were kept secret until
to-day. The sate was opened by a skeleton
key. Tbs burglary was tru'lcss Of any avail
tAr p!uGGer.
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Cincinnati Produce Market
CINCINNATI, June -.

Pork quiet, - a5slj 80 ..,,,o,.
Lard dull and nothing doing. Steam at sl-9"ss
Kettle s., some choice city brands held at
RuIk meats . l.,aja. Sales shou!ders6's clear rib
sides $4,000; bid buyer July August; clear
sides held ga.
Bacon in fair demand ana steady. shoulders
held ~ clear rib sides 81 clear sides held At
fair demand at II ga 40 20
WhiskeY firm at 81.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, % The Cohen-B Bailey
Kellogg shooting case was continued a; Car
rolton day. An unsuccessful effort was
male this morning to have Bailey dismissed,
there being no evidence il vas claimed cons
Meeting him with the shooting.
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Races.

Utica. n. y, %. At the Jtica paI> races
the hurdle handicap was won by Victor.
New York, % At Fleetwood park the l,t
race Was for horses that have never beaten
> 81, purse Of ; loco, was won by Lvdii Pie
tOu.
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Billiards..

Neg York, -. The sixth game Of the bill
Hard tournament was played this morning at
Irving hail. in the presence of very large
audience. The contestants were Maurice
Dalv and Cyrille Dion. Daily won the game
800 to 100
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Races.

Boston, %. Mystic races were continued
to-day, the attendance Of spectators being
quite large. The first race was for gentle
mems road horses, and was won by Led. The
second race was for purse of $500, for 2 81
horses. Won by Lady Wentworth, beating
Lothian and Lady Foster. Before the start
Lothian was the favorite in the pools. Time
2 81 l.. 1.
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- a.. -. ,a-,.,. ,.,.,.,.,a,. ,..,.,,
q, Ihc y"rd,s grand nrov tra,o '"'
When the books are read to an anxiou: t,rou9.
And they call for the I'm !, OF Maine,
nnd ino oou ,ise c oyr ~ ''ey case
Unless by some strange farce they rou'
Or blot those scenes Of warning strife
nn i,s 9ro on,tD u, ioT , iaa' oro me,
or Q, love for country home and race.
in The face lace Of every eve ~ I power swc4r
Re Mi,ey {h nna5 no. credt siven ho
For fighting in the nth of Maine,
For gilt Of home and child iii ard VIE.
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WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
Washington, June 25.-S P M.
For New England. on Thursday, light to
fresh winds and clearer and partly cloudy
weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-26

Columbus, o., -. The national eclectric
medical association assembled to-day. Ad.
dresses were made by Gov. Moves and the
President, c, f. Miles OF Boston. \ mum.
her Of Papers we're discussed
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Arrived.

Boston, %. Arrived ship Independence,
Valparaiso; bsrques Francisco, Laycrello,
Trapani, J. Mathews, Sierra Leone: briggs
Cheviot, Guanica.
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Cincinnati, o., %. Three deaths from
cholera was reported to day at the health Of
nee. All fears Of the epidemic have disap-
peared.
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Halifax, n. S., %. \ grand regatta takes
place on the arrival of the flying squadron
next week.
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FINANCIAL Il COMMEaC IAL.
New YorkMoney Market.
New York, June -
Evening REPoRT.

Evening REPORT.
Money easy rather more active and per cent
with exceptions at per cent ~ close Sterling
exchange quiet iU3 4.diV3 for 81 days los q 10
for sight. Gold was alternately weak and firm on
harrow. nu aton5 eNtens ions OF day being l3|
ljss. There were large orders 10 buy at about
and the bears were unable TO depress the market
below that figure which closed firm at l511. Loans
and per cent for carrying HAT for borrowing
Clearings 80 600 900. Treasury discussed sl9So00
Custom receipts 49, 900. Governments unchanged.
State bonds dun. steady.
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The Veterans in Council.


Several weeks since, the secretary of the
regimental association Of the Eleventh Maine
Infantry Volunteers, Capt. s. w. Lane, of
Augusta, issued circular calling upon all
who were ever connected with the old regi-
ment to meet together in this city on the 25,h
inst, and participate in the exercises of the
second reunion. The committee were unfor-
tunate in the selection of the tine-the bust
est season Of the year-and as the members of
the regiment are widely scattered throughout
this ard other States, engaged in the various
Industries that pertain to active life, large
gathering was not expected. We should Judge
there was about fifty present in the city
yesterday, who once belonged TO the reg
lment, who were glad to come together again
and renew the friendships formed amid the
story of camp life, the march, the biyouac,
and the battle. They are fine looking set
OF men, physically and intellectually.
HIsroRIcAL Stretch.
The Eleventh Maine was the fret regiment
raised in this State under the direct order of
the President of the United States, and at the
expense of the general government. the ten
preceding regiments having been raised SUBJ
sisted and fitted out at the expense of the
State. 1t was organized and mustered into
the L. S. service at Augusta, on the l2th day
OF November, 1861, with John c. Caldwell as
Colonel, and II. NJ. Plasted as Lieut.. Col.
1t bore most honorable and conspicuous
part in the war of the rebellion, and though
its three years term of service expired in
1864, was not finally mustered out Of service
until the ID of February, 1866. The regiment
was first placed in Gen. Naglee's brigade,
army Of the Potomac, performing much hard
labor and losing 81 men by death during the
months of October and November Of that year.
They were engaged in the destruction of the
salt works in Matthews county, Virginia. cat
ting off the supply of that necessary article
from the rebel capital penetrated the Kappa
hanock country, and operated in the of
the rebel army during the battle of Fred
|ericksburg; in 1862 campaigned in North Car
J olina was at Port Royal; on Morris Island
bore conspicuous part in the hard seige Of
Sumter and Wagner; manned the famous
r Swamp Angel battery, which opened On the
city Of Charleston, and to the Eleventh Maine
belongs the honor of firing the first shells in
BIO the city. The regiment also campaigued
ia Florida. 1t was always regarded BY the
commanding officers as one of the hest regi-
ments for service in the field.
BUSINESS MrLTISp.
Meonian Hall was assigned as thc place for
holding the business and paddle meetings CT
ne reunion.
The hall had been elegantly AMI ta.tefully
decorated with flags and f1stoons ana bunt-
ng of red, white and b!ue. 70 the good taste
pf the resident members Of the ll;ll, are the
Iisting members indebted for this attention.
The names of some of the principal engage
,nents in which the regiment had participated,
sere printed on card board. and posted around
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POnOlogical.

Detroit, -. The peach crop this year will
DC only quarter of the average. OF other
fruits there will be heavy crops.
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Banquet.

London, %. \ banquet was given The
Shah 1T Greenwich this evening. The
Prince and Princess Of Wales and 700 quests
v ere present.
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THE CHOLERA.
AT NASHVILLE, TENN


Nashville, Tenn, 25. There were % deaths
from cholera. to-day, of which IA were white
persons. Special dispatches from Gallatin
Tenn, report the disease on the increase
there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-26

Mauch Chunck, Pa, %. Hon. Nj. c..
Trent, ex-member of Congress, dropped dead
in the Masion House tonight, from heart dis
ease
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Marine News.

New York, Is. Arrived steamship Halter.
as, from bermuda.
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BarieJ-51.
Provisions-Firm. F5yc.-
Pork-4 000l4 90. r. ofs.
Lard-S 90.
Bulk Meats-No sales. Ds
Bac0n-.G71.2 ....i 81
Whiskey-S9l.2.
Freights. Corn to Buffalo s II; wheat do
Receipts-8500 -four 10000 bush wheat l91 600
corn, 81 900 bush oats, 900 rye, 900 barley. f
ShipmeIts-5.50 500 -four, SO 600 wheat. 81 030 corn,
"a 900; oats, 1900; rye LOCO; barley. 5A
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propose to again expose others to like dam
ger, and hope the Indian Bureau will manage
them without the aid of the army.
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iHarriGp.

In iaakton, Dakota, 10th aci, al the residence OF
En- Governor Faux, by Rev. Mi Walker, Or. 5. $.
daughter Of Or. N. e. Richardson, formerly of Hal.
low ell.
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Hall Scenery For Sale.

fINHE entire set Of scenery now In Wavcrly Hail,
consisting of Drop Scenes, Flats, Wings, &c.
This scenery was painted at great expense for the
late Samuel Brown Comedian. viii be sold at u
great bargain Together with all the settles in said
Hall. Inquire OF -
III STAPLES, Proprietor,
aprT-tti l0s State Street.
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For Sale and Rent.

- con and desirable Houses, ats AM Ianl IN
IL this city and vicinity.
Also several desirable house, Torrent
Inquire OF
T.. W. WHlfEHOt'SE
Au'y at Law,
treeman's Bank Building, Augusta, Me,
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an CEDAR STREET EAST side, with stable
~ carriage house and other out buildlngs-al
in good repair; hard and soft water; excellent gar
den, with eighteen young fruit ees jusl btGnnnc
TO bear. The above Will be sold at a bargain.
iUuP!.tf DDTT RICH ARDS
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Al FONDA. NEW YORK.

New York, %. The large woods near Fon-
da' caught fire to-day and the town was
threatened with destruction, but the people
energetically fought the fire and now have it
under control
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BOSTON.

Boston, %. Fire in Hodsons chair factory
at the junction of Fulton, Richmond and Fer
~ streets, this afternoon, caused damage to
the amount of $1,000
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Arrived.

Meovile, -. Arrived steamship Australia
from New York.
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NsE DO n LUITE NO. 70
VIII hold regular meeting, every lay evening
ut Odd Fellows iall, in Da(by Heck until fdTtlcv
notice.
iunc25 this iiilmt MHiRpNN Sccv.
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Base Ball.
Obituary..

Utica, %. Mutuals, 9-Resolutes 4.
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FIRE RECORD.
AT MlpDLETOMN. MN IORI

AT MlDDLETOwE, NEW YORK.
Mddletown, N. y, %. The main building
of Babcock, Fuller, & Cos hat manutacto-
ry was burned this morning with much stock
and valuable machinery. Loss, $50 900 fully
insured.
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h orktown, Fort GregS,
Williams burg, Clover IiIll,
Savage station,
White OAK Swamp, Seven Pines,
Port Walthall Junction Gaines iiiil,
hester station, Morris Island,
Richmond, Fair Oaks,
b rmuda Hundred. Petersburg,
peep Bottom, Spriug Ilil,
peep Run, Fort Baldwin.
Parbytown Road Frederic ksburg.
i1atchs Kun,
The honorcd dead were not forgotten amid
ne warm greetings and friendships Of the liz
|lg. The names of several of those in TIE
Ipgiment dying on the field of honor, were
displayed on the walls as follows
pofford, Robinson,
est, Bates,
ice, Lamson.
utler, Libby,
abine Foster,
awrence, Clark.
The comrades we're called to order in the
,renoon by Capt. S. w. Lane secretary, and
apt. r. T. Nash was made temporary pres
lent. An adjournment was then had to after
bon, at which time, on motion of Capt.
ewal, the following gentlemen were ap-
binted to report on organizations Capt S.
Sewall, N. W. Cole, c. Frost, y. J.
ould, Serg. Maj. f. r.Morton. The commit
e subsequently reported the following Of
GERS.
For President, Capt Royal 7. Nash.
Secretary, Capt. S. w. Lane.
The report was accepted and the officers
cleared elected
The following committee was appointed on
solutions: Capt. Albert II. Maxfieid,
cut. C. c. Frost, Chap. James Wells.
THE GRAFTON.
Besides the members of the regiment quite
humber of our citizens assembled at the hail
three o'clock, to listen to the Grafton.
The orator of the occasion, Adjutant Henry
Fox of New York, formerly OF Monmouth,
Is introduced. His appearance on the
atform was the signal for lusty and old-time
GERS from his comrades. He said, in COM
sncing, that he had seen the eyes before
n when they wore altogether different eX-
esslon. 80, that mine enemy would write
book" had been said by one who sought
At method of revenge upon an unsparing
tic. Had he single enemy in the whole
gment, he shoGld assign that as reason
y he had been invited to give the Grafton
the present occasion. When the COM
sending back the documents to headquar-
3, marked, Declined on account of
ysical and mental disability" lie should
ng only a few scattered shreds, gathered
m memory, while resting few days at his
me in Monmouth. He was thankful that
the wise counsels of the Great Captain of
the armies in the world, SO many of his
comrades in arms had been permitted to
emble here. 1t would be strange if all
build come. Peace hath her victories as
Al as war, and her list of casualties as
u. Could we call the roll of one year
}, we would find that our number is grow
smaller-the little company gradually
lting away, and no recruits, alas to fill
ir places. He spoke feelingly of the sudden
th of Lieut.. Foster, since the last gather
who died away from wife, mother, friends
home, shut out from the light of heaven,
surrounded only with the cold ministries
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CHURCH DIRECTORY,

CoNoRIaArloNAl.-(Church south of Ravin ebridgs.)
Services every sunday 1T lO1< and Pm. Sun.
day School at II O'Clock. Prayer meeting At the
church on Wednesday evenings At oclock Rev
Cyrus Picket, Pastor. Residence, corner Of Wells
avenue and Lake street.
PRD1ITIIAN.-(Church on Richmond avenus)
Services everv Sabbath At 10x .. m. and ~ p. NJ
Sabbath school atl2 m. Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meetiRS at * O'Clock. Pews free and
stranSsrsinvitsd. Rev. L. v. Campbell, Pastor.
EPlscerAl.-{St.J Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every Sabbath at l015 M, and ~ p. m.
Sundays School at II M. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays At o'clock. Rev. }. T. Chambers, Rector.
A1rHoDlsr.-tChurch inlower town. Services every
Sunday At l01f A. H.. and n Pm. Sunday School vt
~ u. Rev. 1T. Lswton, Pastor.
BAPsIsf-(Near the second ravine bridge.) Servi
ces every Sabbath 1T lO} o'clock .. NJ and o'clock
p. m. Prayer meeting ~ the church on ThuEsdsy
evenings ~ m. Seats free and all are welcome.
". 4. Stanley, Pastor.
CA1Houc.-(Church of Immaculate Conception,
st. GERMAN street). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl
o. 8. b. Assistant, Rev. Boniface Null, o. s. B. SER
vices: Week days at u. H.; Sundays, First mass.
~ q. H. High mass aud sermon at 10 =. M. Ves-
pers at p. III. ;Cathecetcal instruction at p. M.
CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
clu rates of The JOURNAL:
S copies, $1.75 each.
I
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THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,
and
EA NT1I.V LINZ m EMIT

is the best remedy in the world forths following COM
plants, viz; Cramps in the Limbs and Stomach,
Pain in the Stomach, Bowels or Side. Rheumatism in
allits FORMS Bilious Collie, Neuralgia, Cholera, Dyson.
terry. Colds, Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat,
Sp: nal Complaints, Sprans and Bruises, Chlls and
Fever. Hor Internal and External use.
lts operation not only to relieve the patient but
penetrstes aud pervades the whole system restorins
nealthy action to all its parts, and quickenng the
blood.
Ihe Household Panacea IL purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prepsredby Curtis & BROWN,
No. ais Fulton Street, New York.
For sale BY all druggists.
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TO THE PE3oPT,E
Stearns County.

Having been appointed sole Agent for the
sals OF DR.. Radcliffe Great Remedy,
SEVEN SEALS, Or GOLDEN WONDER,
manufactured BY L. c. Kennedy 4 Co.,
pittsburg Pa, Ne state to tho afflicted that
We have for sale . REMEDY WITHOUT
RIVAL. 1t cures pain, almost instantly, Of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all other
pains, either inside or outside Of man.
woman or child. Wherever it has been in
troduoed it has given univers sal satisfac
and certificates Of its wonderful curative ef
fects are daily received. Our arrangements
are such that We are enabled to fill orders
from all dealers in Proprietary Medicines
throughout stearns County, who wish 10
engage in its sale. We will also appoint
Sub Agents in every town in the County
who wish to canvass their respective towns,
to whom liberal inducements will be given.
All orders or communications viii re-
ceive prompt attention by addressing the
undersigne ed at Raymond P. O., stearns
County, MINI.
n3-3mo /. B. RAYMOND.
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the quotations are
No. l....................... ou
NO. ..................... 20
No. 3..."...."....."......... %
Oats-27e
Corn, $50 to 400
Flour-xxxx $5.5oas.o 90; XXX $500
1850; Xxx 81. 0oa4.50 per barrel
Feed-$1.l5s1.25 per owt.
Cornmeal-$1.25.
shorts-60c.
Bran-$eas per ton; 500 per owt.
Eggs-20e.
Butter ranges from 12} to zoe.
Potatoes-New 30ca4oc.
Green spples-$5. ooa5.50 per barrel;
60 per peck.
Cranberries, $1.50a2. 80 per bushel 100
per quart.
Onions-50ca7o per bushel.
Honey-2oa25c per pound.
Maple sugsr-15a20c.
Cabbsge-$5 per hundred.
O0oAos pA.oOopAslo PEE UusAe1'
Cheese-123a15c per pound.
Hsy-$6. ooa7 90 per ton.
Country hsms-l0a123o per lb.
Sugar cured hsms-20o.
Dried Beef-2Oc.
Wood-$4.0 0a5 90 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 3Oa36c
Unwashed, 2vs25c.
Tub washed, 35s41o.
Beef-On foot, 20 to Sc; retailing, 6a12}o
per pound.
Veal-7a6o dressed; retailing, 1Oal2Ac
per pound. ID.
Mutton-on foot, sa4o retailing 10s123o
per pound.
|. Pork-53o dressed retailing, 10a12}e
Notwithstanding at 12}a15o.
per pound.
Mess pork, $3.50 per barrel.
Chiokens-9al23o per lb.
MINIATURE, Oct. 8.
wheat-$l lof for MOL.
Oats-33o.
Corn-38}o.