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Baptist Services first sunday and sunday
night u every month aud ~Aiufdal hlght
preceding ". 4. Bennett, Pastor.
VI. T.. Church south service. ihird sunday
and SUNDAY night and fourth sunday night
Ia each month Rev. e.. Alexander, Pastor
M.thn,llst Episcopal .culorrdI. - services
every sunday morning and night sabbath
school at . A. N.-iicN. Peter Dent, Pastor.
Aipha Baptist thurcu ,c'lorrdI tir'l AMI
THiTl sunday at u \. NJ. and " J.. NJ.
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Hickory Slang.
May 22nd, 1852.

May 22nd, 1852.
Lftinr H'F0hl.
Farmers are all done planting corn.
Married, at the residence of +. ID.
Sandefur, Mr.. Green Crowder to Miss
Bette NJ. Leach. / wish the young
couple happy life.
Uncle Dickie Taylor and wife are vis-
iting their son, w. II. Taylor.
Born, to the wife Of l.. y. Sandufur,
May lst, 1852, a daughter. II died on
the 10Th inst. The parents have our
Sympathy. -.-
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Brain and Nerve.

Wells Health Remover greatest
remedy on earth for impotence, lean
ness, sexual debility, Nc, 81. at drug
gists. Ky. Depot, ARTHUR, PETER
n Co, Louisville, Ky.
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Don't Die in the House.

Ask druggists for Trough on Rat"
II clears out rats, mice, bedbugs, reaches
vermin, flies, ants, insects. l5c. per
box.
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LODGE MEETINGS.

Y.M. -IARrFOI,p LODGE, No. l's.-
~. Meets tlipi Monday night la each
month. T.. u. MIHItFLt ". NJ.
n. MtiN~ttEtMEg, secretary
ID A. KEYSTONE CHAPTER, No.
III. llU.aM Meets Sccund Monday in each
nunIb ". n MuuKE, "A. A..
II. MkiSsuEtAEH secretary.
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First Superior Court District.

The following is the delegated strength
of each county in the First Superior
District upon the basis Of the Presiden-
tial vote 1850:
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-05-31

Why is il dangerous to take nap in
train? Because the ears Invariably
run over sleeeers.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-05-31

Why should the "evil one" make "a
good husband? Because the deuce can
never he tray.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
1,527.O73
WlNTH ROP.

The SHOWS and blows have made the roads
well nigh impossible, materially interfering
with business.-The "Reaper Death has
been cleaning rich harvest. A few days
since five lay dead awaiting burial in and
around the village. There are an unusually
large number now sick, many of them dan
gerously so: this has been hard winter thus
far for our aged people, and our physicians,
three in number, are kept busy night and
day.-Schools closed in the village district
for the year with an entertainm5nt at Pack
ard Monday evening, consisting of prize
readings and declamatons; there was
very generous turnout of our people,
and the hall was consequently well filled.
The exercises were quite lengthy, it being
nearly ii o'clock before the prizes were
awarded. Miss Lizzie Hagerty and Miss
Annie Wing, were the fortunate competitors
for the prizes in their respective classes.
About thirty participated. and while it ap-
pears to be the unanimous verdict that all
''did splendidly," and it was first-class en-
tertainment, it would not perhaps be unfair
to mention one or two instances that
call for special praise. Miss Annie Wing
daughter of Col. c. A. Wing, is deserving of
special mention. She carried the audience
by storm. and received great applause by the
exquisite rendering of her piece 'The Last
LYNN Miss Hegerty rendered her piece,
"Onlv Brakeman" in faultless manner,
and was very generously applauded. Miss
Comic Young. Miss Emma Jackson, MIR.
Frank Wood, Mr.. Frank Fairbanks and Miss
Emma Robbins deserve special mention in
this connection
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
Boston Market, Feb. Z.


FLnuR-is In steady demand at firm prices
mon extras e5 25a$5 IS; Wisconsin extra af Is rs
s6 rs; Minnesota including choice bakers brands
t5 50ss1 so; Winter wheat Ohio and Michigan at
% 5Oa5 90; Indiana % 5as 90: Illinois ard St Loui.
23a$s %, patent spring wheafs a. 50aQ 90. and
winter wheats 81 2Ss IS per bbl.
CORN-ts quiet. We quote high mixed and vel
low At .sa73c, steamer mixed at s2a73c. and no
grade at 6sa72c per bu-hel.
oATs-are in good demand AZ 55ia57c per brshe |
for No and extra white - s54lc for No 2wbite and
nj 5ls52lc for No. mixed aud No.3 white
RYE-i- quiet. selling at 81 90 per bush
SHoRTs-sre held al Ell Ohf2 so. Fine Feed at
e2l az 90 per ton and Middlipgs AT f24 OOa.6 90
PoRK-i. quiet with sales az Is .t,a Is 50 p~r hbl
for prime; Sis 00ais 50 for mess, 4g 50a2i SO for
Western and Boston clear and backs.
BEEF-is selling at ~ 50aI0 50 Der bbI for ue.s
eil Oal 50 for mess, and at ai3 OOs Is 90 for
family and plate. W.
LARD-is steady at lllal2c per ID. for CITY and
Western. ' ~
SMOKED HANs-at ioiai2c per pound for
BCrrER-Choice grades are firm; We ouore choice
Northern and esfern creameries At Battle Der Ii
and fair to good at 25a:ac: New York and Vernon,
dariee at 26s53c for choice, and lsa.5c for yar m
good; Western choice dairs packed st 25aNc: and
fair to good al sa2; chocs adle packed Western a,
2sa5oc. and common to good at i6a2o
CHEEsE-is nrm; We quote full cream At l3,sI31.
iair 10 good lial;c. aud common and skim IA Zoe
EGGs-are selling at "a &c Der dozen fa,
Northern and Ea-fern. z3a2i forwe,fe and .spafs
Eastern Rose. and eli9 ~ Is TOR Nerthrrn Jaet.on
Whites u ooal Is. Peerless and Prula e. n M.
izOs Cnenangoes ese aoIo g. sweet P0tafoes are
aaafee - pgt1ss ne0insl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
THE JEANETTE SEARCH.
Extracts from q Letter from Lieut.. Da.
nenhower to n. Y. Herald.
New YORK, Feb. 8.

New YORK, Feb. 8.
The Herald has the following dispatch
from Lieut.. Danenhower, dated Irkutsk. Feb
4th:
belongs party is between stations Bulewr
and Sistervouck, in . narrow wilderness so
miles long. devoid Of habitations and game
The general health of the crew daring the
2l months drift was excellent. Game was
scarce. No whales or fish we're seen. All
possible observations made during the drift,
the result showing . northwest course. The
result Of the drift for the first Eve months
was 40 miles; the drift of the last six months
was very rapid. The Photographic collec-
ton was lost with the ship. Jeannette Island
was discovered May 18th. 1t was small and
rocky and We did not visit it. Bennett Island
10 very large. On it We found many birds.
drift wood and coal, but no seal or walrus.
The cape on the south coast was named Cape
Emma We drifted back during the frst
week Of retreat. % miles more than we could
advance. Nothing was seen of Lieut. Chips
boat At daylight He could not get back to
the Island in the northeast gale. Was una
bic to carry his share of the provisions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
Hunts Resignation.

No action was taken on the resignation OF
Ward Hunt as one of the Justices of the Su
preme Court, as it is before the President and
will probably be accented
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

The Providence Press says: This
whole case may be placed in . nutshell.
Mr.. Blaine is candidate for the republi-
can presidential nomination in 1884. His
personal and political following is larger
than that Of any other man In this country.
He represents that portion of the republic
can party which triumphed in Chicago in
1880. which took the control of the gov
ernment when Gen. Garfield was inaugu.
rated. and which was removed from power
when Guiteau's bullet reversed the will of
the people and placed Gen. Arthur in the
White House. The stalwarts. accidentally
in the possession of the administration.
desire to remain in control not only Of the
government but Of the party. and they
know very well that unless Mr.. Blaine's
influence can be broken down, they are
sure to be defeated in 1894. as they were
In 1880. Mr.. Blaine himself may not be
the candidate. but the candidate will be
named by him or his friends. This is the
explanation Of the war upon the ex-secre-
tary of state"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Conspiracy in ireland.

DUBLIN. Feb. 8.
The reported conspiracy extends to twen-
ty-four counties, including three in Munster.
It is q semi Fenian and ribbon association di.
vided into county battalions. half-battalions
and squads of twenty-five. Its head organizer
is in Dublin.
An Explosive Letter.
The explosive letter sent to Mr. Forster
nitrogen, which is fearfully dangerous ex-
plesive, and very seldom used.
Financial Matters in France.
PARIS. Feb 8.
The Bourse gradually is assuming its nor
NAL aspect. There has been a great rise in
Suez canal shares, at Lyons. In consequence
of many bankruptcies there the Bourse is
virtually extinguished.
Schooner Wrecked.
ALBERT, n. B., Feb. 8.
Schooner Rosebud, of St. John, for Upper
Salmon river, loaded with ship building ma
terials, was wrecked near Alma Saturday
last. The crew was saved.
The Printers Strike.
MADRID. Feb s.
Several printers we're arrested for attempt
ing to coerce others to join the strike The
government has placed the services of the
employees of the royal printing offices at the
disposal of the Journals. Many compositors
are coming from the provinces to take the
place of the strikers.
Resolutions Passed.
LONDON, Feb 8.
At q meeting Of the various Irish organiza.
t;ons in London, resolutions were passed, ex-
pressing horror at the recent attempt to in
Jure Forster by sending him the letter con-
tanning explosive material.
Foselgn Notes.
DR.. Kenney has been released from i'm
prisonment.
The Oomrawuttee cotton crop is the largest
ever recorded.
Several workmen in the Alberyo tunnel
were killed BY IN explosion of dynamite.
The jury in the case of Tobin, the Fenian.
gave verdict of guilty. Sentence was de-
ferred.
The Queen, BY the advice of her physicians,
viii 8 70 Aensone in March. She win travel
ineognito.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
SPECIAL n ESSA SAGE.
In Relation to Lawlessness In the Ter.
rit0ries.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.
The President in a special message to Con-
gress transmitted communication from
Secretary Kirkwood. enclosing letters from
acting Governor Casper, of Arizona. in rela-
tiOn to the lawlessness existing in that territory
The President calls attention to the recon-
mendatiOn in his annual message at the open
ing Of Congress that the posse cOmtatus
ought to be amended or modified SO as to
permit the use of the military in assisting
the civil authorities in the territories to main
seems to be required.
In his communication Secretary Kirkwood
states that in New Mexico and Arizona the
difficulty in the way of repressing lawless-
ness arises from the fact that the sheriffs are
intimidated or that from personal motives
they desire to curry favor with the disorder
ly element of society. 1t is therefore sug-
gested whether it would not be expedient and
roper that authority be conferred by the law
upon the Governor Of any territory to re-
move or suspend any sheriff for neglect of
duty and appoint person in his place.
In letter dated the 18th of last Decem-
Der, acting Governor Casper, Of Arizona,
urges a repeal Of the posse comitatus act as
the best means of giving that 'territory re-
lief from the reckless rule now cursing the
peace and liberty of otherwise favored pOr-
tions of the territory"
This message was referred to the commit
tee on territories in the Senate and the COM
mite has decided to act promptly in regard
to it. They will probably within few day
report bill to modify the posse comitatus
act so as to allow the military to be employ
ed to assist the civil officers in the territories
and border states in enforcing the law and
maintaining order.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
THE PRIZE FIGHT.
Ryan Intends TO Give up Pugilism.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 3.
After the prize fight, Ryan was visited by
physician tc give him medical assistance
His pllse was normal and his chief injuries
consisted Of a welt on the left side of the
neck, where he has been struck a terrible
blow, gashed lips and a cut on one eye
together with considerable Commissions abou,
the body. After an examination, the doctor
stated that RYAN was suffering from hernia
and must have been in great pain. He ad
vised him to fors~ke the prize ring. Ryar
stated that he intended giving up pugilism
as he did not think he was suited by nature
for that kind of business. He considered ht
had been fairly whipped, ~ did his hackers
Between one and two hundred thousand dol
lars changed hands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
Meeting Of Creditors.

LEWISTON, Feb. 8.
The first meeting Of the creditors of l.. II.
Hackett Of Auburn. wool dealer, recently
failed, was held today. A proposal to settle
Grafton with developments made. the
situation less hopeful. The amount of debts
proved is $50, 900, nearly all Of which are
held in this vicinity by the banks and traders.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
Maine Vessel Lost.

NEW YORK, Feb. 8.
Steamer City of Pueblo from Vera Cruz,
reports Feb. 9TH, latitude IS deg. A min.
longitude - deg. 40 min., spoke bark Mel
chior vindulic, Austrian, from Sagua for
New York, who reported having the crew Of
the schooner Stampede which was total
loss. When or where not stated. The Stem
pede was l45 tons, built at Hancock, Me-,
and was owned by C. G. Peck, of Ellsworth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
A GERMAN SHIP LOST.


ST.. JOHNS, n. F., Feb. 8.
The German ship Lizette, from New York
for st. Johns, N. f., was seen in the ice of
that port. Sunday evening, with a signal Of
distress. No tugs could reach her, on ac-
count Of the ice. Tuesday morning, tugs
reached Petty harbor. but found her sunk on
reef. Five dead bodies have come ashore.
1t is believed that all on board We're lost
The vessel was about l60 tons. The cargo
was valued at $4,000. Before the Lizette
struck and sunk, some boats pushed of to
aid Capt. Buttner to anchorage, but he re-
fused all assistance, and sngrily waved of
the friendly fishermen. Doubtless the fact
that there was a barrier against all commun-
ication between the German speaking officer
and the English speaking fishermen sufi-
ciea,ly accounts for this unhappy misunder.
standing, the German captain, doubtless be.
lieved the fishermen to be wreckers or pirates
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
Associstsd Press Telegrams to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
THE KNOX 4 LINCOLN.
The Coonittee Meets the Directors o
the Name CestFal asA Perfects
the Lease.
Portland. Feb. 8.

PORTLAND. Feb. 8.
At the meeting Of the towns, interested in
the Knox & Lincoln road. az Damariscotta
dre~ mp lease. Today the committee met
the directors of the Maine Central, in this
city, and the lease was perfected The lease
as draw guarantees TO the towns the same
number Of trains a. is now run. The local
freight and passenger Rates shall be the same
ss on the Maine Central line between Port
land and Bath. The rent shall be paid semi
annually, and if the payment is delayed sixty
tract by giving thirty day. notice, but the
Maine Central shall have no such power OF
abrOgation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
Chicago Produce Market.
OnlcAoo. Feb. 3.

fIOCR-dun. :.
aHEAr = io~er; No. 2A Chicago sprtne. q
a ISL cash; Feb. s 29t; March 81; April
/ 33i. 49,
oRx- lower AZ ssi fresh; and asl cash bid; Ssi
Feb; March 64i: April. -
AIRS steady al cash Al: Feb &is; Mar. 42'
Apiil Al
xYE-steady, 70.
BARLEY, asier At 03aI Usl-
PORk al Ii so cash and 80 Tor MAJ.
b 60 far Feb.
LARp-af II 50 for cash; Ii IS Mar; Feb. II rs
HuLK MEAT-ShoSio-isr 8 So, short RIB, 30
short clear. rs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
m. Ignorance Cost me $50. 90.

l was sick abed for three months. The
doctor said had Prolapsus uteri. which Was
untrue. He didn't try to cure me but want
ed to make l50 every day. NV uncle il
. druggist, and he told me to turn the doctor
Oh and try Sulphur Bitters. I did so and
Eve dollars worth Of Sulphur Bitters cured
me Of general weakness and debility. Mrs
S., New Haven. feb7deod&w2w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

DR.. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
has become 90 thoroughly established in pub
lie favor that were il not for the forgetfalness
Of people il would not be necessary to call At
tention to il power to cure consumption.
which is scrofula of the lungs. and other
blood diseases, - erupsions, ,blosches, pimples,
ulcers, and ''liver complaint"
feb;&d&wlw-Sp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

BosroN, Feb. 8.
The contest Of the will of Minot Tirrell of
Weymouth, resulted today in the admission
of the will to probate. 1t was contested BY
his son upon the ground of unsound mind 1t
bequeaths $1,000 to his widow; 800, 600
to his daughter; So. 900 in real estate, and
SIS, 900 cash to his son, and $500, 600 in trust
for the son and daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

NKw YoEK, Feb. 8.
The Herald's Paris special says: A letter
from Engineer Melville. just received at
Irkutsk, dated Jan. IS, says he 10 searching
With three parties, the hrst headed By Min
derman and the Russian Count Soboko6, the
second BY Bartlett and Sergeant Kolinkin,
the third By Melville and Groenback. The
hrst party vas to leave Yakutsk immediaselv,
and I'll were to BE in the Wilderness By March
lst. The Coant voluaseefs his assistsnce,
and is enthnsisseic n the vcgk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
Thief Captured.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8.
Henry c. warmoth who was employed By
the Adams Express Co., as agent At Bladen-
bnrg, ky., and Who disappeared from thGt
place Dec 9Th, taking with him $4,000 of
the company's fund, was arrested here this
afternoon at st. Elmo Hotel, where he had
registered with . woman As H. w. Wilmot
and wife.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

when your friend or neighbor Is laboring
under bodily ahliction, indigestion, bilious
ness. constipation, caused h. impurity Of
blood, or disorders Of the kidneys ar liver,
don't fail to recommend Burdock Blood Bit
ters, sure and safe remedy. Price el.0O.
trial size 10 cents. febs sfd&wlw2p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
Maine Vessel Missing.

New YORK. Feb. 8.
The bark Norwegian, which sailed from
New York, Nov, 9th, for Liverpool, has not
been heard from. 1t is believed she is lost.
She was partly owned by Mr.. Gushing OF
Freeport, Maine, where she was built; was
1913 tons burden: valued at $4,000. She
had crew of ten men under the command of
Capt Lincoln of Brunswick. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

BosroN. Mass, Feb. 8.
Four hundred thousand dollars, or not
quite one-half of the assessment ordered up
Oh the stockholders Of the Pacific Bank, has
been paid. The directors Of the institution
have not yet decided upon the date of re-
sumption of business. The stock sold today
at one dollar per share, assessment unpaid.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

Found at Last.-A remedy that not only
relieves. hut cures that enemy of mankind
Consumption, as well as the numerous
satellites which revolve around 1t In the shape
Of coughs. colds, bronchitis. sore throat, in
huensa, &C. The remedy we allude to is Dr.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
feb.+eodSwlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
WEST GARDINER.

On Thursday night, Jan. 3lst. Frank Fuller
had all of his beans stolen-somew here about
nine bushels. Warren Davis had his robe
stolen the same night. Also the same night
a horse owned by o. f. Towle got loose. and
got into barrel Of oats, and ate so many that
he died the next day,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
A Brakeuau KILLED.
PoRrsMorrH, n.

PoRrsMorrA, N. H.. Feb. 8.
Thomas Huntley, aged IS, Of Revere, q
brakeman employed on the Eastern Railaoad
was found dead on top Of one of the cars OF
through freight train, ll2, on its arrival Al
Portsmouth, from Portland, Wednesday
morning. His neck vas broken and lefl
shoulder smashed, but he was not otherwise
disAgared.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

Peter Kieffer, Cor. Clinton and Bennett
Street, Buffalo. was badly bitten by horse.
and applied Thomas Eclectric Oil, which
Immediately relieved the pain, and in four
days the wound was healed.
feb;%d&wlw9p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
Marrow Esrape.

HASovER, n. H.. Feb s.
Charles Benton. Jr,, son of Judge Benton
was injured. though not seriously, and mar
rowiv escaped death, today. bv an accidents
discharge of shot gun. His clothing was
set on fire and face burned by powder and
one eye injured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

The Washington correspondence OF the
Tribune dsposes of the silly story that
President Arthur was not fully aware OF
the purport of the instructions given to Mr.
Trescott. 1t appears that the document
was twice read to him. At the first read
ing he made four alterations in it. and sug-
gested the addition Of a paragraph which
Mr.. Blaine himself wrote. After hearing
the instructions read as thus amended, he
gave them his unqualified approval.
Furthermore. their general scope was the
subject of q conversation between the
President and Mr. Trescott before they
were put upon paper, and the sentence
which Mr.. Frelinghuysen aflerward made
the text of his revoking dispatch was writ
ten by Mr.. Trcscott after that conversation
and not by Mr.. Blaine. Nothing now
remains" says the Tribune. ''to be
said about the remarkable change,
which came over our diplomacy after MIR.
Frelinghuysen succeeded Mr.. Blaine ex-
cept that the President altered his mind
all Of sudden"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
Accidentally Shot.

DAMARIscorTA, Feb. 8.
A sixteen years old son Of Lander Clark Of
Newcastle, accidentally shot himself in the
groin by a pistol, inflicting a dangerous
wound
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
Special Notices.
a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis.
eretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C.. will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send a rell.addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station d, New York City oct2g. & wmp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

Sr. PErERsBrRo, Feb. s.
On account Of recent leading editorial arti
cles, the Golos has received first warn
ing from the government, and its retail salt
is forbidden.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

LEIGH & NlNGATE, dealer in special oo.,.
wich for purity ard preparation are no, excel -
any coal In the market, including the celebrated ~
ASH coal from Ly ken's Valley. Also the best ous,,
Cumberland ca ] for blacksmh's use All ori..
will receive prompt attention, at the lowest nrics.
Coal delivered at Augusta without extra charge
Orders for coal may be left at the Augusta tel.
Office and the telephone charges will be psid bp ,ns
Il m. - '"e
THOMAS LEIGH GEORGE w,xo.rr
Halowell, Dec. 30, 1881. decs,,,n
TELEPHONE No. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

The members of the Moose River Log Drvin,
Company are hereby notified that the annual meat,
lug Of the Company will be holden at the CIert,.
office IN Gardiner on Tuesday, the 2lst day os
+, bruary next, al O'Clock in the forenoon for tho
purpose OF choosing officers for the ensuing wear
and raising money TO defray the expenses OF ths
Company, and TO transact her business ch,
proper when met. DC PALMER Clcrl"'
Gardiner, Jan. "a, 1882. ;anso,,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09
Boston Wool Market.

The sales of wool for the past week comnrised
~. ,73 lbs. Of domestic fleece and pulled and 1885,.
200 lbs of fsreign. making the weeks transactions
foot up l.665.27 lbs.
The total amount of the sales of various grades
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-09

sew York Money Market.
EreninQ Report.

Erenin0 Report.
NEW YORK. Feb. s.
Money loaned bet~ cen S and aud closed
tt3 ). Prime M-rcaneile paper, Sad. Ex-
iange steady 81 Tor long, and s9i for short. Gov
'rnments firm and lower. state bonds gene
rally firm. Railroad bonds, inactive.
Transactions. l90. 900 shares.
Closing bids: