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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
PRESIDENT GOING WEST.
Decides TO Visit ST. Paul and Minnesota
During the Summer.

Washington. May 2a.-President Nc
kinlcy has positively decided 10 90 as
far West. this summer as st. Paul ana
Minneapolis but whether he will ~ on
to the Yellowstone park and the coast
much depends upon circumstances such
as il is How impossible to make a deci-
sion. Nor is the date of his visit To st
Paul ANA Minneapolis yet decided. He
intends To go there at the time the 18th
Minneapolis, the South Dakota and
other regiments arrive there on their
return from the Philippines.
The Presidents tour to New England
viii be made as quiet as possible. He
has accepted Invitations for informal
receptions both at Holyoke and Spring
field and viii also call upon Smith col
legr at Northampton. as Wen as Muuut
Holyok- at South Hadley, which VIII
he his special destination.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Iowa.

scented the state and district banners
in the name of the state committee. Mi.
Clark was greeted with a tremendous
ovation. COZ. ". q. Wetmore Of ST.
Louis, spoke On Trusts and Demo-
cracy" Hon. David DeArmond Of
Missouri. spoke on Trusts and lrS
Parents"
MIR. Bryan. when introduced. WIS
given an ovation. Mr.. Bryan spoke ~
part as follows:
IAN actor who visited Nebraska. re-
Gently, upon learning from a Republican,
marked that he had examined Webster 5
Dictionary Ia learn what confidence
crust ana then he understood that con
tilence had been really restored. More
trusts have been formed during the last
two years Than existed al lie beginning
Of the present administration, and the
nominal Capitalization Of the trusts in rX-
amount the worlds total supply Of gold
ana silver.
The influence of these trusts has be
come 50 enormous thai the people, with
out respect 10 party. are asking them
selves how the EVIL can be remtdied. If
the trusts are permitted 70 continue, we
shall find an industrial aristocracy grow
ing up in the United States which will
prove as destructive OF our ideals as a
landed aristnCracy would.
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n,nrnnnIy l. ser1,rpJ Tha c6rnnrsrinn IL
Ih.a means rov. 4muloval by thos4 whn
seek II SECURE a monopuly. Since thr c6r-
pprariun is a fiictitiOus person. created bv
law tha nnwrr that creates Can regulate
restrain or annihilate To yay that thr
-ov.rnrnrnt il imrotant to nr.vent thu
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greater th3n rhc creator.
'.Ouc of ;Ee difficulties which has been
encountered III opposing trusts ~ rll- tn,
tr1,s- ridas nphirl ma federal cnustitu-
til, whom att1clyad hy stare lrrisilt;nr
arI s"i,lT. ir.aIf h.Lfrd I'LL s-,t.7 nbnr-,r
,tha,, itt1cl-rl i'm ina federal CnIr1s \,
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extensive with thu federal sovernmcn.
II tEe t-t Al tilg tru'j$ Il Iii
Win be vtctimized as long as a singi,
state WIZ furnish ! robbers ronst wher,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
BRITISH ADMIRALTY'S ORDERS
Was Cause Of British Marines Not Landing at
Tampa. Fla, Wednesday.

Washington. May 25.-No depart
ment of the government is responsible
for any failure on the part of the ma
rines attached to the British cruiser
Intrepid and Pearl to land at Tampa,
Fla. and participate in the parade
there. yesterday, in honor of the
Queens birthday The British govern
ment Itself was the objector and mega
tived the request for permission TO
land the marines.
Some days ago Il request was re
received at the war department from
the persons in charge of the Tampa
demonstration asking for permission 70
land the marines from the British ships
with their arms. The war department
has no authority in such cases Dut
promptly referred the request to the
state department.. The latter as
promptly referred the request 10 the
state department. The latter as
promptly gave its consent or rather
that of the President. But at TINS pulh'
the British embassy interviewed ana
having first communicated with the
home government. addressed pollte
note to the state department informing
IL that the proposed landing could not
be sanctioned.
The note stated that Lord Salisbury
had referred the application to the ad-
miralty board. together with the en-
dorsement of the British embassy in
" ashington favorable to the request
At the instance of the admiralty board.
Lord Salisbury replied that il was con
trary to regulations that armed parties
from Her Majesty's ships should land
for such purposes and on that account
Her Maiesty's admiralty board did not
feel able to sanction departure from
the general practice and rule.
The note closed with an expression
Of deep appreciation for the motives
that impelled the citizens in Tampa To
make the request and Of regret that it
could not b. granted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
New Hampshire Veterans Annual Encampment

The Weirs. n. H.. May 25.-The eX-
ecutive committee of the New Hamp-
shire Veteran Association in session
here. today. decided to name the camp,
this year. in honor of deceased mem
Der of the 18th Regiment. y. II. Vol
unteers. John Jenness. The annual re
union Of the regiment will be held the
last full week in August
Among those who have been invited
are President Mckinley, Admiral
Dewey. Gov. Roosevelt, Gen. Miles,
and Gen. Wheeler. The reading of let
ters at the meeting. today, indicated
that the executive committee expects
the attendance of some of the distin-
guishcd people who have been invited
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
FIRE Ar ST. JOHN.
Continued from page ID

largely composed OF tenement houses
and probably 1000 persons are homeless
the ma aiority laborlne people. Two deaths
are to be set down to the fire. \ Miss
Cunard. an aged lady, residing on Holy
street. was burned in her house, ana MIS-
Arnold Mowerv. who resided short dis
tance from the scene. died from shock.
AS far as ascertained the Insurance is
Manchester. s26,l5G; commercial Union
s12 900: Quebec about $1,000: Atlas, about
S60,0O0: Union. about $4,000; Norwich
Union, $500: London Assurance. slUW;
British America. $50O0: Phoenix Of Hart
ford. Sll ,0oA: Western. $500; Alliance
S2Soo: Liyerp6ol London and Globe. 1885
Central. Sil3O; Queen si0n: Guardian
>.S9i: Imperial $3.50; North British and
Mercantile, $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
FALLS TWENTY FEET.
Charles N. Chatto Possibly Fatally Injured.
Thursday. al RockIand.

Rockland, Me. May 25.-Charles ~
Chatto fell 20 feet while repairing the
yoke of one of the five kilns' at Rock
land. Thursday forenoon. three of his
ribs being broken. 1t is also believed
that he sustained internal injuries
Mr.. Chatto had been in the employ
Of the Cobb Lime Co., which owns ;he
kiln. for about 10 years, and is the
father of Henry c. Chatto, a past col
onel of the Maine Division, Sons of
Veterans He is carpenter and held
in the highest respect here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Marine Notes.

Belfast, Me- May 2i-The brig Katah-
din. from New York. with coal for Swan
4 Sibley Co. arrived, last night. Cap.
J. p. Marshall reports a hard voyage on
account Of his crew refusing To work. He
had crew of negroes and no mate, and
when off Camden they refused to pull the
braces, ana he had TO put back to Rock
land. where the ringleader was locked up.
Capt. Marshall was 10 days from New
York and was the only white man
aboard.
One year from next month. If all goes
well. there will be launched from the yard
of H. NJ. Bean of Camden, a six-masted
schooner, and the cost is estimated at
about 100000. The shares have all been
subscribed and were taken with rusn.
says the RoCkland Star. This monster
schooner will be built for Capt. John G
Crowley of Taunton, Mass, managin';
owner OF the Crowley fleet She will be
800 feet on the keel. $40 feet over all and
420 feet from end of spanker boom to end
Of iubboom, and will carry $500 tons Of
coal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Smallpox at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, May 25.-The health au-
thorities are making every effort to
check the spread OF smallpox which APP
peared. a few days ago, in the negro
settlement of Nicetown. suburb OF
this city There are now a smallpox
patients in the municipal hospital
The cases are mild.
The bureau Of health, today. issued
orders closing the Asa Packer Public
school. which is attended hy 1900 pupils
including the colored children who live
in the section where the disease is
prevalent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Chicago Produce Market.

,rha 1.,.,..,.- s..... Chicago. May o.
Der. 1914. ''1S' oeptehl-
COiRSN-May, 3314; July, 334; septep.
OATs.aMay, 25a4 July, 2sAa2ss.; Sen.
tember. 20i5 oeP-
PORk-July sS15; September. S.an
bPnIaRSDIJnly, PIaS $502l2; September. s5l5
RlBs-July. S4.6I12; September. Hn
Gash quotations closed as follows.
FLOtR-Firm.
WHEAT-No. spring. 74a75is: M .
d4,. G5a4; No. 3 red. 7GT7714 '' ="
oRN-No. z, 334; No. 2 yellow. ass,Gqi
Is-No z 26i-; No. wh..e, .; 30 2
RYE-No. ?. c.
BARLEY-No. 2. 2JlI0
ELAXSEED-NO. l, 81 GG; n. w. nT
TIMOTHY SEED-S225. '''''
LARD-S50oN5.02ik
.PORk-Mess, &.lOGS.l5 ribs. Alai Il.
RIBS. A.Gn4.7j; shoulders, 42.Gi5.: caa1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. May 25.-The followinG
pension changes in Maine are an
nounCed:
Restoration ana Increase Asa s
Davis. dead FoNcroft. 81 to So
Increase. Ira Mclaughlin, Wesley
SIC 70 $l1; Dougald J. McInness.
National Home, Togus. $l2 to $f,
Joseph Whitney, Harmony, Sc to so.
Original, widows. etc, Melvin NJ
Dinsmore Auburn, IS: Sarah +. Proc
tor. Brvants Pond S12; Dorcas \
Reed. West Gardiner, 49,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
PREFERS DEATH TO DISGRACE.
Nephew Of Late Secretary Gresham Commits
Suicide at Portland. Ore.

Portland, Ore. May 25.-J. Neill Gres-
ham of Joneshoro, Tenn. a nephew OF the
late Secretary OF State w. q. Gresham.
has committed suicide at the Perkins M. h9-
tel in Portland. by shooting himself
through the heart.
He was arrested here on complaint Of 4
banker at Ia Grange, Ore. for obtaining
money under false prettnces The officer
who made the arrest locked him in a room
in the hotel ana while alone Gresham
killed himself
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Young BicycIist Perhaps Fatally Hurt.

Quincy, Mass. May 25.-Tmothy
Moriarty, the 14-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John ID. Moriarty, ran into n
furniture wagon and was badly hurt
while bicycling on Washington street
Quincy Point, this afternoon, and may
die from his injuries.
The driver of the team was w. A.
simmons of South Boston. He was al
lowed to go to Boston as those who
witnessed the affair said he was not to
blame for the accident.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. May 25.--Arthur a.
craft has been appointed postmaster
at GreenVille Junction.
The following post Office has been es-
tabliShed in Maine:
Nelson. Aroostook Co. special from
New Sweden. Az miles, s. T.. and An
drew II. Nelson has been appointed
bNSt master
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Mrs. Barnard Thanks
MRS. PINKHAM FOR HEALTH.
LETTER TO ms. pISxHAM no. ,s,po7l

LETTER TO ms. PINKHAM NO. IS,o12l
DEAR FRIEND-I feel it my duty TO
express my gratitude and thanks to
you for what your medicine has done
for me. was very miserable and los
ing flesh very fast, had bladder trouble.
futtcring pains about the heart and
would get SO dizzy and suffered with
painful menstruation. / was reading
in paper about Lydia Z. PinlSham's s
Vegetable Compound, so wrote to You
and after taking two bottles 1felt like n
new person. Your Vegetable Compound
has entirely cured me and l cannot
praise it enough. ."-MRs. j. o. BARNARD,
MILLTowN, WASHINGTON Co., Me.
An Iowa woman's Convincing Statement.
Il tried three doctors, and the last
one said nothing but an operation
would help me. Ny trouble was pro-
fuse flowing; sometimes would think
! would flow to death. / was so weak
that the least work would tire me.
Reading of SO many being cured by
your medicine, made up my mind to
write to you for advice, and | am SO
glad that did. took Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and Liver
Pills and followed your directions, and
am now well and strong. shall recon-
mend your medicine to all, for it saved
my life. Miss A. P, Box II ABBOTT,
Iowa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
The Counsel OF Friends.

MY health was very poor and my
friends wanted me to try HOOD
Sarsaparilla. After taking three bot
ties my blood was purified, my system
built up and | felt as we'll as ever. 4
take Hoods in the spring and it makes
me feel well and strong" Mrs. Nettle
Sanborn. West Salisbury, y. III.
That distress after eating fs pre-
vented by one or two Of Hoods Piiis'
They don't gripe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
The UNTOLD MIsERIES

That arise from the Errors o. Youth or Fxcesses
OF mature years and all Diseases and Weaknesses
OF Men, from whatever cause arising can lie allie
waited and CURED. Read "Thc Diagnostician
or, hnow IhySelf Manual, Wade Mceum for Men
only. who seek for True Principles OF Treatment
PRICE, iHty cents. but sent free, SEALED for TX
days; Address. THE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTI.
ICIE, No. Buliinch Street, Nostnn Mass: con.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26

John McAttee of Hodgdon. was ar
ralgned before Judge Webb at Port
land, Wednesday, on two indictments
charging the smuggling Of potatoes
across the Canadian line. To each he
pleaded guilty and received sentences
aggregating so fine and co days in Au-
gusta jail. He was brought into town
by Deputy Marshal Norton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Sec. Wilson Not Senatorial Candidate.

Washington. May 25.-s Secretary Will
son. today. denied the report that hg
would So q candidate 70 succeed Hon.
J. H.. Gear az United States senate
from. Iowa. The secretary said: II
am not a candidate for the Senate and
am not going to be. | have no taste
for the character Of work expected Of q
senator ana my ambition does not run
i'll that line"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
The Question

AT Galena, Kan. the other. day. a man
carrying pail Of beer tumbied into a
mine. He fell 80 feet. but he didn't break
any bones and he didn't spill the bear.
NOW the question Is where was he ''car-
rying that beer; we think he must have
been carrying 1T under his belt. as we
have noticed that when anybody tear
ries' beer there, II is difficult 10 spill IL.
Anyhow-the Kansas man knew how 20
'carry beer, and some men know how
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Disasters.

Chatham. Mass, May 25.-The little
fishing schooner Florence Pearl Of
Provincetown. bound from Block island
for her home port. stranded on Shovel
full shoal, at O'Clock Thursday morn
ing, and will be a total loss. The crew
We're landed at Monomoy life saving
station. The Florence Pearl was built
in Saco, Me. in 1876, and registered 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
New York Cotton Market.

New York, May g
Cotton futures closed steady. Man. 5E:
June. 5.S7; July. 5.gI August, 5.92; Septem-
ber. 5.sS; October. 5.92; November So; De-
Cember, 5.9S: January. Col; February. 60i:
March. COS; April. GIL.
Cotton spot closed steady: midlllng I'D.
lands. "a; do. gulf Gls.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
New York Money Market

New York, May q.
Money on can easter, 2i4n3 per cent
last loan, 5iA per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 3i2Nf4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange easy at A.S7sT4S144
f1r demand ana Jt A5i4I4.Nil4 for ~
days, posted rates. 81 -Sji4 and $4@i2. com
mrrcial bills. AS5lI4Ii.
Silver certificates. GlMG9
Bar silver, Glls
Mexican dollars. 4Sh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago, May 2j.-The wheat marke;.
today, was the strongest in several
weeks; July closing with n gain of la,c'
Inc advance was based principally on ;he
alarm over the crop outlook. Corn and
oats declined 1sMl4 each. Pork lost 81,
ana lard ana ribs Sc each.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
To Garry Wheat

The right way to carry wheat is DON'T
Buy TOO MUCH! If you can afford To
buy 5000 bushels and carry It thro' the
minor fluctuations. then buy a.: but n
that Is too much for you Buy ONLY 1000.
margin OF 2iz points, which is s2j. VIII
buy lUo0 bu. of Sept. wheat. and 2Ie point ;
margin on wheat Is safer than 10 points
on stocks. Then there is no interest to
pay when you buy wheat and carry II.
while in stocks the interest eats up the
carry II until Sept. III, ali charges. ex-
cept commission. being paid up 10 that
day. The commission on wheat Is only II
or half as much as stocks. our free book
explains all this. Send for II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Kora Temple Receives Twelve Novices

Lewiston Me, May 25.-Twelve novice;
We're admitted to Kora Temple A. \. o.
y. NJ. S, this evening. about 5000 noble;
being present. Among the notables pres
ent was Past Imperial Potentate Charles
G. Field of San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
For Women.

DIR Tolman's Monthly Regulator has broug..
happiness to hundreds OF anxious women nsss ~
never had single failure; ree.eS 4"
n 70 days without fail; no other reineu, ,,h S
y this mo pain no danger, no interferenso shsf
work by mail or at office 50. write for luIsI''
particulars. All letters truthfully answers....-
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Child Killed by Falling from Window.

Boston. May 25.-Waltcr Crocker. 9 years
old. was instantly killed. this afternoon
by falling from the thrd-story window of
a house in Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Other Domestic Ports.

VINEYARD HAVEN-May p. al,
schs Silver Spray. Rockland f0r New
York: Harry f. Wilton. ANA Charles "A
Trlcltcy. Snmes Sound. fu- dn. George
I. Prescott. Ninal Haven for do. Jo-.
Calais for Fan River.
rsd. schs Hattie Allies. South River
FOR Portland. Marion Draper. New
York for Gardiner; Vineyard Port
Reading for Saco, Maggie Todd. New
York for Calais; Sierra. Eizabethport
for St John. Nellie | Whit. New YORK
FOR Sackville. y y. Sarah Eaton. ana
Puritan. bound east.
HYANNIS. MASS-May p. ar. schs
Francis Goodnew. Sullivan. Me. for
Philadelphia. Abennk Bath FOR New
YORK. Mary Langl0n ana Hattie !.
smith, Rockllnd for New York
PROVINCETOWN-May ~. ar. sch
Laura Robinson Rockland. Ne.
E0STON-Hay p. ar. stm Yarmouth.
Yarmouth. y :. tugs Piedmont with
hIrges y. Nos II ana Is from Balti-
more. sChs Harry Messer. John Brace
well and Abbie and Eva Hooper. Phil
adelphia Henry Sutton and Daylight.
Newport News: Northern Light. Ho-
hoken: clifford I White. Satilla: O.
Tryon. Dick Williams and Right Away.
Perth AmbOy: Susan Pickering.
Brunswick: Sarah { Smith. Maggie
Hurley ana Annie NJ Allen. South Am
BOY: John Shay. Richmond; @ NJ Wat
son. Pemlquld. and Alaska. Rockland;
Leading Breeze Portland; Diadem,
Rockport; 7 " Dunn, Charleston; Es-
telle Phinney. Baltimore.
Sli. stm Admiral Dewey. Port An
tonic. schs DOnzella, Lunenhurg: Abb
by X Bentley. John T Cullinan. Mag
gle Miller and Union. St John: Abana.
Quaco. Cephola. Believer Cove: John
j Hanson. kennehec ana Baltimore.
NEW YORN-May %. sid. stm De-
cnrra. Calais.
PERTH AMBOY-May .. sid. sch
Lawrence Hainas. HailnWell.
CITY ISLAND-May o. bound south,
stm Silvia. ST Johns. y r. and Halifax,
:. 5chs Delta. Cheverie y :; Hat
tie \ Marsh. Hillsboro. y =. for New
ark
NORFOLK-May %, ar. sch Nettie
Champion, Maine.
PHILADELPHIA p. ar. sen
Everett Webster. kennebec.
Sid, tug Gladiator. Portland. towing
barges Kalma and Eagle Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26

Maynard l.. Jewett, who collected
about $16O from customers of Ambrose
Fogg. marble worker of Bangor, and
went on a spree, was captured in Old
Town. Wednesday,, and taken to Ban
cor. where he was sentenced TO s
months il Jail. He had spent about $50
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Foreign Ports.

HALIFAX, \ S-May y. cid. sch
Helen Maud, Swim New York.
Sll. sch Ida. Tanning. Arroyo, p Il.
ST JOHN. y B-May %. ar sim
Pharsalia. Smith. Manchester; scns
Prospect. Cameron. Eastport: Edna,
Donavan. Jonesport: Uranus, Mclean.
Thomaston: Abbie Nerna. Parker, do;
Lizzie +. Belyea. do: Layola, McDadc.
Boston: + q Gales. Lunn. Bangor.
Cid schs Romeo. Campbell. Vinegar
Haven: Maggie J Chadwick. Wilcox.
City island: Annie Harper. GoldinE.
Boston; Walter Miller. Barton, City is
land.
Sid. bark Cedar Croft. Mobiles, Buenos
Ayres; barkentine Albatross. Chalmer,
Clare Castle Quay.
GLASGOW-May "a, ar. stm kasta-
liza, Montreal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Windsor. Nav -.

The President of the United States:
| am deeply touched by the words "
your telegram VI congratulation. From
my heart | thank YOU and the Am-ri-
can people for the sentiments Of af-
lection and good will therein existed.
tSignpdp Y y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26

On Inc Produce EXCHANGE:
81 iTTER-Cluiet; creaineries Pam.
dairleS, lOGIi6. " n
EGGS-Steady: fresh 49,
CHEESE-Wedk; creameries, ss.ass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Maine Medical Association.

The fortv-seyenth annual meeting W. W.
he held he lii in = the Common Council ChamdDey.. Chasdsy
City building at Bangor. Weaneissss = iss.
Thursday and Friday. June q 3 ySsc'y.
CHAS. d. SMITH, III. D'' Ss~
mayl6tolune7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
Victoria Returns Thanks 10 President.

Washington. May 25.-The President
this evening. received the following
cahlsgram from Queen Victoria III re-
sponse to his message of congratula-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BANGOR-May %, ar. Italian bark
Michele, Cacace, Gloucester, Mass, in
tow OF tug Bismarck. to load shocks for
Castellamare; schs Leonora. Belatty.
Boston; Charleston. Atwood. Boston;
Lillian. Grindle, Boston; Julia Baker.
Perkins. Boston; Hannah ID. Strout.
Boston: Copy, Pendleton, coastwise :
Annie May, Condor, Rockland; Sharon.
Thompson, Deer Isle.
cid. Italian bark Salvatore, Jac-
carino, Messina.
SID schs Telumah. Morgan. New
York, j B Van Dusen, Philbrook. New
Bedford; Victory Remick. Wareham:
Collins Howes, Jr. Winchenbach
Waldoboro; Gen Grant. Decrow, Cam
den; + A Whitmore. Whitmore, Mt
Desert
ELLSWORTH-May %, ar. schs
Wesley Abbott. Nellie Grant, and La
volta. Boston.
Sid. schs VIM Eddie. Bar Harbor;
Carressa Harvey. Boston.
BOOTHBAY-May 90 ar, schs
Charles Cooper, Boston; Charles A
Sproul do.
Sid. schs Mary Farrow Boston; Bell
Bartlett. Portland: Rival. New York.
CALAIS-May %. ar. schs Annie Gus.
New York: Freddie Eaton VIM Thomas
and Madagascar. Boston.
RED BEACH-May %. ar. schs En-
ma f Chase. Boston: Arthur r Smith.
Pembroke.
BATH-May 25. ar. schs Oliver Ames.
u w Linnell. Charles Noble Simmons,
VIM L Herrick. John Twohy. Ellen VI
Colder and Harold l. Berry. Boston.
PDltTLAND-May q. ar stm Getfys-
burg. Philadelnhia. with bgs Buckridge
and Lincoln: stm Frostburg. philadelphia
with hgs A ANA No 10: schs Mary Man
ming, Burr, Philadelphia; Charles Daveu-
port. DO. Mabel Gordon, Balano. Bangor:
Maggie Ellen. LittlejOhn. Raritan: Grace
Davis, Dodge. Boston. Addie Jordan, En-
rrsun, Saco 20 load for Glen cove: Fran
els 4 Rice tBrl. Marshall. Barbados; r.
virl J French. kcuney, Philadelphia; pa
yilion. Wyrr Murhiaspdri: NJ u Oakrs
Garnctt. Boston. T. T HamOr. Brown, no.
ca. Stms kiduua, Roberts. London:
Manhattan. Bennett. New York
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New York Produce Market.

New York, May %.
FLOTR-Recepts i5 SS6 bbls.: exports.
Is. 152 bbls.; sales, G5o0 pkgs.; mores strong
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