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Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
WASHINGTON.

Washington, D. c., 10, The Revenue
Marine Commission has selected large num-
ber of sites for life saving stations ON the
Southern coast. A
- ~ TREASURY BALANCES. iftVnn.
The following were the balances IN The
treasury to-day
Currency, s4,973,070
Special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption of certifi- l.lr
Gates of deposit, 2S,655,0 900
Coin, "a, l59, ,77S
Coin certificates, &c, S04, 800
Legal tenders outstanding, 800, ,478, ,45l
Bids opened at Treasury Department to-
day for the construction of one, Two, or three
revenue vessels. The bidders were, the At
lantic Works of Boston, Portland Machine
Works Of Portland, Ne, Chester Iron Works
Of Chester, +. J. Fardy, BALTIC, Walsten, and
Donnell BALTIC, Wn. L. Lance, Norfolk, and
Wright & Co., New York. The award will
be made in 4 few days.
Baron Achlodzer, the German Minister, re-
sponded tonight, at the May festival of
Schutzan Verint, to the toast, Germany the
land of our birth, may our actions as Ger
man Americans, ever prove worthy Of her
great renown, and may her latest triumphs
not be her last. I"
The court of ciainas to. day rendered judg.
ment for some five hundred dollars, in favor
of rltired Maj. Gen. Eli Long, as eommu;a-
ton Of fuel aud quarters, while hew sery-
ing as professor of military science at the In
diana State University, under detail OF the
War department. The decision of this test
case establishes the principle that retired
officers, assigned TO such duty, are entitled to
receive the fall pay and enrolment of their
rank.
The cour, of claims also, o-day, rendered
Judgment in favor of the following named
parties, for Gotten taken from them, and sold
TO others, by the United States: Henry ID.
Weed and Geo. Cornwall of Savannah, SS8.-
e92 Dwight Lathrop of Savannah, S42 e42
w. ". Wilson of Mobile, 50, ,G25 NJ. Beach
& Co. of Charleston, S24,1G3.
The case Of Robert and John W. Forbes,
ys. the United States, was remanded TO trial,
for proof of the value Of the steamship Me-
teor, at the time she was seized by the United
States Marshal at New York, for alleged vio-
latoN Of the neutrality laws.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
Exeter Savings Bank.

Exeter, n. H., 10. A meeting OF the de-
positors in the Exeter Savings Bank, was
held in the Town Hall this afternoon. About
four hundred were present, one fourth ladies,
of the whole number of sixteen hundred de-
positors. William Connor was chairman. 1t
was reported that the derositors would re-
ceive seyenty-fiye per cent, if the bond OF
So, 900 will be not collectable, which is not
decided yet on account of intormalites. A
motion 10 sue bondsmen, was laid on the table
as Mr.. Woodbridge Od!in for the Trustees,
stated that suit would be commenced,
should their counsel advise it. A committee
of Ave, consisting of j. W. Oliin, Alvah
Wood, and others was chosen, to report at an
adjourned meeting, the 3lst inst, as to the
adyisabiii,y of forming new Savings Bank,
to receive and pay the funds of the old one,
prO rU,i.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE r 2 =
gaily Eeatetee 9ournal.
AFTERNOON TEI.EGRAMS.

New York, 10. While the family of Judge
Blatchfords father, residing at No. East
18th street were at dinner week ago Sun
day, the six servants, consisting of the but
Ter, four girls and a boy, dined together.
The next morning all were seized with violent
cramps in the stomach, which were pro.
nounecd by physician the result of arseni-
cal poison. The cook and little boy will prob
ably die. No arrests have been made and no
clue obtained to the perpetrator. The family
refuse to communicate anything. a.
Wm. Archdale ODoherty, who figured
somewhat conspicuously in the recent fight
for the possession of the management of the
Erie Railroad, died Saturday in this city
Mr.. Waltz and son, of Catskill, on the
Hudson, have been arrested on the suspicion
of having murdered Harmon Hulcher, an in
itcrant German scissors grinder, and conceal
ed his body.
1t is stated that at meeting Of Crspins
yesterday, forty second.rste shops had been
placed on the schedule, and unless they de-
cided to it, strike would take place to-mor-
row. 1t was also announced that two hund-
red men, workers on ladies shoes, would
probably strike to-day.
In the large procession which followed the
remains of Nixon, the murderer. through
the principal streets of the 9th Ward TO Cal
vary Cemetery yesterday. were numerous
persons wearing badges with the motto, "We
mourn cur loss lictnrcs representing n
wife's grief over the fate of her husband.
were scattered among the mOurncrs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
FROM HALIFA X.

The Acadia powder works at Wayerly, / l
miles from this city, exploded Saturday night.
The effect was terrific The trees surround
ing the buildings were uprooted and the
ground and stones were overturned within .
radius OF 800 feet. The machinery was
scattered to atoms and the debris OF the
ruined building was hurled great distances
Several buildings and the managers residence
were damaged. The explosion was causea
by the drying house, where four tons OF pow
der were stored, catching fire from the rug
mace, where the ashes were left sinouiderihe
when the workmen left the mill. NO loss u
life. '.- '.''
Steamer Moravian, from Baltimore arrived
Yesterday, and the Alhambria and Carlotta,
from Boston, this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
HAVANA.

Havana 10. Sugar stock in warehouses at
Havana and Matanzas, 100000 boxes, 35,-
600 hogsheads. =
The authorities having given the passen-
gers on the steamer Yazoo, permission to
leave on another vessel for New York, sailed
Saturday. The Yazoo remains in quaran-
tine.
The Steamship Liberty, from New Orleans,
is quara antined. ~, 4
All Of the vessels from New Orleans, that
were quartered here, have been released.
An export duty, Of five per cent, has beeu
imposed on specie.
Steamer Wilmington, from New York, has
arrived. t-f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, 10. John Mansfield received
probably fatal injuries to-day by falling five
stories through hatch way in the wool store
where he was employed, on Mercantile
street. stE = b
There was to have been a prize fight be-
tween Arthur Chambers and Geo. Seddons on
Wednesday, the fight to take place near East
port, Maine. Both parties were in Boston
to-day en- route for the scene, when a diff
Guilty occurred about their weights and the
prize money was paid over to Seddons.
Arrived, steamer Siberia, Liverpool; bar
que Stag, Fortune Island. g.frfft
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
Hoston Produce Market.

SATURDAY, May Ia.
BVTTER-Recepts lIl3 pks and II boxes. me
demand to-day is light and good lots bought ior
Ne nnote whole sale prices, received BY commission
bonscs' as tollows;-Choce lots OF New YORK and
Vermont butter at 81 and see; good straight dairles
ar 40 and Hc: choice Canada at and SIC meulnm
nnttr nj % and SOC; common do ~ ~ and &c; ba'
kers' butter 1Iand lG. .,.
,.ar.ais The market is firm and the 6fe mnnd al
lest Exclusively for fine cheese. We quote Yer,
mont ana New York fine at Ice pcf ID; Ohio do ut
,,;. Sor lne factory Is and Ice per Id Medium fac
tory at ID and ltc fine dairles at l5 and Is &c ;
and common cheese and lie. at fRtt|
bbls.-The market il steadv, with sales at N and
Isc for good lots or Eastern, and l6c ai7c for
Western and southern. sIllllkaA,,,
Is no Improvement and the market s firm at quo
tatons. Pea beams ~ 10 and e3.be. We. quote
choice mediums at 81 90 and ~ 20 per bushei bui
the latter price Is an extrems one, 7A
DRIED APPLES-rhe market Is not improve
ing and the sales are limited u small lots mostly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
General Debility.
NORTH HAVEN, KNOX County, Me-, !
r.. limo Ioth 1871

NORTH HAVEN, KNOX COUNTY, Me-,
h June l2th, 1871.
Nh. JAMES l. FELLows, Chemist, ST. John,
n. B.
DEAR SIR; Having used your chemical
preparation Of Hypophosphites, which was
recommended to me by Mr.. Blagdon, Apoth-
ecary of Rockland, I am truly surprised with
its wonderful effects, because for several
years my health has been declining, notwith-
standing every means possible, which offered
encouragement, was used by me. Several
alarming symptoms appeared, amongst which
were dyspepsis, palpitation of the heart, i'm
povcrished blood, and great prostration.
Since January, when began the use your
Syrup, my health has steadily and amazingly
improved, so that now it gives me great
pleasure to recommend 1t to others, and in
this way to show my gratitude for return of
health. TO all who require remedy for de-
blity, l would say they will find your Com
pound Syrup of Hypophospbites just what
you say it is. believe it is the best prepar-
alton in use. am, sir, &c.,
ELEASER CRABTREE, j. p.
..t.... .tp. mayl4- f&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
NEw YoRK, May /
View York Produce Market.
Lea al Nav yoas, May IS

COTTON saies III oaies. mid. uUlands i94
FLOUR-sales 1f70D: state & 90 aS ~; round hoop
Ohio C05i0 50; Western 00ai0 80 Southern i $50
II 80.
WHEAT a 600 bu; Ne. sprng Asl -, new
do Niuter red and amber western | SO
195
LORN- sales $4,000: very inferior 63 new mixed
Western 60h g63l1 new yellow Western 6ia65.
OATS-sales 80 0t1 i9a 10 for new for old
56b56ia
fOkK-l7 30; c. rs+.,..
LARp-94aoss ltt&
BU1TER-state, 25ss0 Ncsiefn s3s:G
Wi!ISKEY Western free, %
RiCE-Csr,ina, 7AaSst {Gt
COfFFE--Rio l7t,al9s
sCGAR--Pouo Rico, 11i6s is ,Mnseovato. "a
M0LAssEss-N. o.. $3.50; Muscoyado SOa3l; ;
clarified 26aso.
Sp~Ts TURPENTTSE-t7l AIS
RoSiN-3 10 ...-4
rhTRoLkUM-- caulc, s3a 90; rsincd, 1919 9
lALLOW-s4
tkEiGirS 10 LIVERPOOI,-Cotton str. I'd !;
per sail 7Ad: Flour per str. 2Gd; corn per str.
a Grain SAss9i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20

On Tuesday last about noon, The house
Known as the Old Parsonage at Bacon's Cor
her in Sidney, was totally destroyed by fire;
Imposed to have resulted from defect in the
|himney. Most of the effects were saved.
insured for about $500. Also on Saturday
|vening, the house on the cross road leading
Fom Bacons corner to Lovejoy's Ferry, own
"a by DR.. Gushing of Skowhogan. Doubt
ess the work of an incendiary, as the house
ad not been occupied for some time. ..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20

We learn that there was rousing temper
ance meeting in Gardiner Sunday evening"
under the auspices Of the Reform Association
j. X. Osgccd presided VIM. Clegg, VIM
Lindsey and j. W. Berry (artist of Gardiner)
were the speakers. The hall was crowded
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
Lien.

In Gray, 18th inst Mrs Naomi, wife Of AlpLeus
Frank, Esq, aged Is years.
In Alfred, 18th inst, Mrs. Sarah widow of the
late William Rowell. aged Sc years.
In Bath 18th inst, Mrs Harriet, wife Of Zebulon
Reed aged As years, months.
In Brunswick, Sth inst, Mr.. Jonathan Winslow,
aged "A years; 18th, Mr.. Daniel Eaton, aged 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
Marrtf1.

In this city, 10th inst, by Rev. c. F Penney, Job
Springer ofAugusta, to Loyina l.. Merrill ofWind
sor.
In Baldwinsvile, Mass, 7th inst, by Rev. II. "
Dexter, p. d. Capt. +. 3. Perkins, of Ship j. Mont
gomery, to Miss Mary Emma, only daughter OF the
officiating clergyman.
In Saco, I1th inst, Frank Clement of Biddeford,
to Miss Hester Foss of Saco llth Thomas A. Smith
to Miss Emma Foss, both of Saco. -
In Hollis, 9th inst, Eben B. Carlton of Hollis, to
Eliza +. Harding of Gorham
In jefferson. l0.h inst, Dea. Alexander Gldden
to Mrs. Ii. III. Dunton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20

here are but few people in this region who
{ not observed when passing through the
|cipal business street of Hallowella a stub
antique looking cannon, standing near
/. Beeman's store a. the corner of Water
Central streets, yet doubtless compare
few are aware of the exceedingly inter-
hg associations connected with it. This
lon is one of the fourteen guns carried by
English brig Of war ssBoxer,"' which was
hted by the American brig of war "En-
Fise" between 8 and o'clock on the af-
BON Of Sept. 6, 1918, off Pemaquid harbor
ain eight from land between Pemaquid
Damariscoye Island. The Boxer lay
pchor over night in Pemaquid harbor,
pre- early ON the morning of the battle her
slipped their coffee with the fresh milk of
Rrn, house on shOre--the ancient Nichols
b still standing on the site Of the old
Fnment house foundations, 1896, near
Frederick" 1t was the Sabbath. The
e ships manouvered for position, and A.
closed in action at 20 minutes past four
afternoon. The battle ragged for 40
ties when a cry from the decks of the
Ter" announced surrender. From 90
persons were killed on the Boxer and
ounded lay on the decks; "human gore
ut of her scuppers and down her sides"
fommander, Samuel Blythe, was killed
cannon shot passing through his body.
commander of the 'Enterprise' fell ear
the action, mortally wounded. He lay
deck till the action ended; the sword
vthe was then placed under his dying
when murmuring ~ die contented," he
ed. The "Boxer" was libelled at Wis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20

Mrs. Harriet A. Lee Administrative on the
estate of the late Merrill Lee of this city, will
sell at public auction on the 2ith inst, the
personal property belonging to the estate, in.
cluding a span of Knox Colts. five years old,
which are said to be fine animals they took
a premium at the New England Fair last au-
tumn. The dwelling and land on Bridge ST.,
Twill be sold at the same time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
h,cago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. May 10.
t,s,tJR--spriug extras 5000.
" ~aEAg--No :, spring 33A No. spring l3.
cash 33i4, seller June, 1919
C0RN-4oss cash, Az. for sh ictly fresh, IS IS
for rejected.
regular and Sosa for rejected.
HYB-No2, TOS
EARLEY-7l $50 for Eo.2
NESS PORk--l6 2jdl6 -
LARD--S 80
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
CAMDEN.

Camden, IS. An inquest was held this af-
Baker, before coroner Rust, seven jurymen,
Attorney General Plaisted of Bangor, County
Attorney Rice, Of which your reporter was
present. The case thus far battles all at
tempss to find out the guilty party, though
the evidence thus far seems to make Miss
Mink's chance almost hopeless, Her mother,
Elizabeth Mink, aged 20, testified that she,
Elizabeth Mink, had been living a. the place
where the murder occurred up to Thursday
before the Friday when the deed was. ccm-
mitted, and that DR.. Baker had been accns-
toned to come to see Miss Mink occasionally
and that she, Miss Mink, told her that she
was to be married to the Doctor in October.
She did not know that there was any trouble
between them. There are strong suspicions
of third party, either As an acconirice or
as the real actor. The Old lady was the only
witness examined and the court adjourned
till Tuesday morning. A telegram was re-
ceived from the father Of the deceased from
uaverhill, Macs, asking them to Keep the
body till Tuesday, when other friends are ex-
pected to arrive. The case will occupy a
number of days, as larg. number of wit
nesses are to be examined. Miss Mink is
lodged in the State Prison at Thomaston.
Miss Mink had been school teacher and had
good education. DR.. Baker had 600
insurance on his life and other property
amounting to nearly S20,O00. A few day:
ago he bought the finest house in Warren
He leaves son II years old.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20

The little son and only child of Mr.. Frank
Haskell, who lives at vassalboro', near the
hilway station, was drowned on Friday af-
Ernoon, the 18th inst, while piayin in an
d ferry boat that lay in the river fastened to
be shore. Two other little boys were with
n, bat not ofsuffcient size and age to rem
Pr any assistance; nor did they alarm the
bdy which doubtless toated down the river
the under current We have not heard up
this date of the recovery of the body al
ough careful search is being made. The
tie fellow was six years Of age.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
A Riot in n Prison.

st. Louis, No., 10. Seventeen prisoners,
confined in the county Jail, made prccon;
certed attempt to escape last night The plot
was exposed by another prisoner named
Nolan, and frustrated. This afternoon,
during the hour for exercise, the prisoners
became riotous, and attacked Nolan, beating
him badly he fore the fracas was quelled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
Ciaeiunaii Produce Market

CINCINNATI, May 10.
MES pOEk4iT 90 ..tts"
LAhb kctile 9aU steam e1,a summer;
wmter9
BULK AEATS--stes s.; clear rib So; shoul-
iers 90 0S& '~'' IF
BACoN-shoulder, 7is@ clear rio o. sides
G4saaH .,. -- ....4
WnisNEY- as t4Ia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
CATARFH

Cannot be cannot be cured by snutfs washes or To-
cal applications. 1t is weakness of the constitu-
tion developing itself in the nasal organs first, al
forwards extending to throat and lungs, ending
generally in Consumption, If not checked by prop,
er remedies. Pains in the head, back, Ions, and
weakness of kidneys, are its attendant diseases.
More people have Catarrh than any other disease.
1t is easily cured. Thousands of cases, some of
thirty five years standing, have been entirely cured
in New Hampshire the past three years by the Con-
Sfituti0Nal Catarrh Remedy. Certificates to back
the above, and a treati on Catarrh in 31-page
pamphlet sent free on application to l.ittlefied ~
Hayes, druggists, proprietors, Manchester, n. ii.
Send name on postal card, and il will cost only u
cent Price 81 per bottle. may20- Sm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20

The committees appointed by the city gov
ernment and fire companies to make arrange
ments for the observance of Memorial Day,
are invited to meet the committee selected on
the part of Post Seth Williams at the rooms
Of the Post in the Maine Farmer Building, at
half past seven o'clock this, Tuesday, evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20

Fred W. Mclaughlin, formerly in the
employ of the Eastern Express Company in
this city, has been given, through Col. Os.
goods Recommendation, the position Of Ex-
press Messenger between Boston and Port
land on the Boston and Maine Railroad
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20

Peter +. Sanborn, Esq, of Hallowell, who
Is held the position of Collector of Internal
evenue for the Third District since the-Bu-
|au was establi shed in 1864. retires from tha.
fce to-day. 1t IS just to say that Mr.. San
IN has been regarded by the Commissioner
Internal revenue as one of the most efficient
lectors in the service. Since he entered
on his duties the sum Of 1918 SCI 81 has
esed through his hands, and been forwarded
Washington, and no discrepancy has ever
purred in all this yast account There re-
ms to be collected s2s. Is, which amount is
ldily collectible. He is succeeded in office
Gen. Selden Connor of this city. who en-
upon his duties to day. The new inter
revenue law which abolishes the offices of
SCISSOR and Assistant Assessors, and collects
taxes by stamps instead of by special tax
eipts commenced with the revenue year
y LIST, 1873. In this State the five asses
. and their nineteen assistants retire from
ir offices 10 day, thus saving S23, 600 a
in the expense of collecting the Maine
es. The estimated yield of revenue in
State fbr the current revenue year is
1000. There are five collectors as fol-
81:
st District-Franklin J. Rollins, Portland.
d District-Chas. J. Talbot, Pennington.
a District-Sslden Connor, Augusta.
III District : Hrarp Ruggles, Bangor
fh District-A. +. .Drinkwater, Ellsworth.
the first and second districts the old
ectors remain; Peter f. Sanborn retires
Fhird, Jere Fenno in the Fourth, and Da-
Howe in the Fifth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
FINANCIAL C COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.
New York, Nav
EVENING REPORT.

Evening REPORT.
Money abundant and active at and per cent
on call, and to for prime discount. Sterling Ex.
change dall at 100 and lo91s for sixty days. and
HOS and 10 for sight, and llos. for cable trans
iers. Gold firm and higher ranging from ll7a4 to
He, with more activity under the advances in ex-
change, the bulls being confident of early ship
ments. Loans at and ! per cent. Clearings
$4,000 COO Outstanding legal tenders show de-
crease Of 5000 Treasury disbursements $l5t
$50. Customs receipts, s3i 500. Governments firm
and quiet. state bonds dull and heavy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
Severe storm.

ST. Louis, Mo-, 10. 4 severe hail storm
pas ed over this city this afternoon, prostrat.
ing chinneys, breaking windows, aud doing
uncaiculeble damage to gardens and orchards
in the su burbs. Ga
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
other cities are moving Systematically in

Other cities are moving Systematically in
|aid of the Maine General Hospital Fair which
is to begin at Portland June 10th, and we
hope Augusta will not be backward in con.
kributing to the good cause. Articles for the
Fair may be left with Mrs. DR.. H.aH. Hill on
State Street. The purpose of the Fair, it
|Till be remembered is to obtain funds with
which to complete the Hospital building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
NEWS BY MAIL.

Y "
O'kelley's last hope Of marty rdom in Cuba
has proved fallacious. Information has been
received at Washington from Havana that he
will be Immediately released and sent out Of
the county boo w r9dmDoU0
A. +. Stone. principal of stAsRpsaland high
school has been elected superintendent of
schools in Springfield.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
Fire.,

Sag Harbor, L. T., l9. Fire this afternoon
destroyed flve buildings. Chief losers were
Nickerson & Vail, lumber merchants, Mrs.
Fl. C. Foster, post office, Horatio Rogers, E.
G. Rogers, Fl. Fl. Gillette, W. Williamson &
Co., S. Hodges. Amounts not ascertained.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20

The Supreme court sits at Alfred o.iay. The
trial of Wagner will probably commence some
time during the second week of the term. F.
A. Small Of this city is the Stenographer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
Maine Medical Association,

THE annual meeting of the Maine Medical Asso
1 ciation will be held at The City Building, Port
land, on Tuesday June 10, 1873, at 10 O'Clock A NJ
Session to continue three days.
may2l. .3w CHAS. o. HUNT Secretarv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
FOREIGN.

London, 10. Snow fell in the north of
England yesterday.
The weather throughout England to- day is
fair but unfavorable to growing crops.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank OF England on balance to- day was eos
900. E5 ca SIS Il .~s
Erie is s. Linsoed oil SO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
1oeal aaa State Mems.

Arrived Sunday, schooner "Kate MITCHELL
Captain Eastman. from New York, with car
60 Of coal for Parrott & Chase.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20
WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMI

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OrFIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
Washington, May 19-S p. M.
For New England and Canada, Northeast
erly winds, increasing cloudy and warmer
weather, and possibly occasional rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20

How TO MAKE S5O0.--Buy for a song, a
stylish broken-down horse, one that is pro-
noanced played ont from lameness cure
him with a bottle or two of Centaur Liniment,
and pocket the difference. The Liniment Is
simply one of the wonders of the world.
Dumb beasts neigh out their gladness, and the
sore, manned and crippled of the human fam
lily hobble in and go on their way rejoicing.
Yes, it is wonderful.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
castor oil. ......t... ........t. maylt-lm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-20

There is not much inquiry for the tf1ds m,!A ac
and '7K for Eastern quarfers; Q A1d ~ -
New York sliced. and Ia and 20 fey qeofeee ).
mon southern apple at s and t2c per ID. .------
GRASS SEED There is NO change to note In
seeds, and there confinues TO be 10He demand at
81 81 and u IS per bushef for Herds Grass;
Western Clover sx and l0kc per bi Ney
per bag. Jobbing prices are 8and 10 l9c for We:e
ern Clover; 8 and l9Kc for N0rtherni ~ anA - ~
per bushel for Herds Grass, and "a 20 and " % par
bush for Red Top. '--o 'iI' 8la.i"2 ~ SS.n,
HAY-There ID NO change IN tno nayksty yA1d
poor Hay continues dull at quotations. We quofs
and S2a. Straw sells at e37 and e27 per ton.
APPLES-Green fruit is selling better, and shsC
tendency of prime is upward. 80, . ~. .,-s.es,v. -
for jackson Whites, the latter price being Obtained
only for the best Bangor stock. Early Rose dull
at sue per bush. .. -, - :,