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The Winners ut ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS June 2S.-Summaries Of to-day's
races at the East st. Louis Jockey Club track
follow:
First Rars-rive furlones. Mae brown won. with
Enoch second, and Sea Bile thira, Time. :o+S
second Race Five furlongs Warner 4. lrst frsiols
second. Jacs White third. Time ;O3
Third Race-Six furongs. frankie D won, Ithaca
second. Dock Wick third. Time. l;i7
second, Tea Set third. Time. Ii.4
Firth Raee-Fonr and q half rur.ongs Buckhouni
first Gen Holland second. Corpie Buckingham third
Time. OBI
The results at South Side Park to-day were:
First Racs-six fnrlongs Dick Norton won. Molie
L. second. Jasper third. Time. ISM
Second RAce-Four furOngs, Puente hrst Capt Ruby
second Renasl colt third. TINE o:S2H "A''
Third RAce-One mile. Kehoma first Brown Button
second. Tramp third Time, l3444
foa.s ascSdf h fSTio ,S Florence Sh.Nks rs.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. hob FPincis won, Winnie
Davis second Sinbad third. Time. ;lSk
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Baseball n oteS.

At Elmra on Saturday. Short Stop Snap Lang of the
Albany Club had his Jaw broken by pitched ball
BosroS. June % "A special to the r"t from New
Haven says Harvard famous pitcher, Highlands will
enter Yale College next autumn.
LOUISVILLE. June Is The Louisville Baseball Club has
released Pitchers Meekin and Jones and has signed
George Femmng. late of the Cincinnati Club.
tween james CALVIN and fmothy Keere regarding
their respective merits AZ home hitters DO are
regarded by pit cheers the softet OF ali marks but
each has high opinion OF his prowess with tho bat
and whitening contempt for the other. lti.years
since either made good solid hit but mp to yesterday
Calvin vas the possessor Of home run nit; II 10
sees how Keefe smashed out a homer at Philadelphia
yesterday, the former will shrvel up and pine away.
for IL Ia hardly likely he will another four bassr
during the remainder OF his career.
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The win.ers nj Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER June 2s.-The races to-day resulted as
follows;
Frat Race-Four and . half furlongs Prohibition
nrst, Edna second shakespeare third, Time O;5aa
second .Ssm0ns hnn mile in, Pssd heat 5e;wssn
Third Race-fiys eiEhths OF mile Young l:"ttery
hrst. vevAy second. Robert f. third. Time. ohA
Fourth face-six and quarter furonRs. pelusion
nrst. Blackburn second, Prince Howard thrd Time.
fihh Rsee-ons mile; Gonzales nrst, Wallace q. sec.
Sixth kAce- seyen'e ghths OF mile Van nrst. Ebls
second, WigwAm third Time. BON
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Earned runs-Yale. ?. Stolen bascs-Iallowe, Froth.
tngham. Highlands Murphy o. bowers Case. First
base on baitsLHailowsil 2. Cook Bowers FRS. base
l. Cobb J. Struck out-CRse ~. Jack son Bliss Nor.
ton: Highlands. Rockingham. Umpres-Curry aud
Mullen. Time-2:2O.
The Yale team disba nded Immediately after
the game. The tie between Yale and Harvard
will not be played of. The Harvard team W emit
to New London and tho Yale men are cele-
brating their victory.
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Culver. by Fsustus. Win. tho Rich Lake.
side Stakes.

Culver. by Faustus. Wins tho Rich Lake.
side Stakes.
CHICAGO June 28-With the exception OF the
Lakeside Stakes the races at Washington
Park to-day were Of the most ordinary kind,
and three OF the events were decidedly one
sided in character. odds on favorites walking
in. The weather was cloudy. the attendance
fair. and the track like the bed OF Lake Michi.
gan
Previous to the first race Auctioneer William
Easton sold a mixed collection OF thorough.
breds ir front of the grand stand The Lor-
raine Stable of Texas bought tho three highest
priced animals sold. Lady Useful. b. f.. 3. By
Longfellow. dam Useful $1,000; Highway
man. b. c.. 3. by Forester. dam Lady Ned
dley. $1,000; Equation. b. t.. 3. by Acerine
dam Arabella. $1.O50.
The chief attraction was the LAX eside Stakes
for two year-old flllics. at five furlones. worth
to the winner 1920. Fourteen entries were
original colOred on the card. but scratches
reduced the field to the following: Emperor Of
denns. Ito u. Murphy Quiver. 10 ID. Al
LEM; Coquette. l2O tBrttonl; shadow lis Iii.
pennyG Lady Jane ll5 ,R. Williamsl; Colum.
Issie o. llS day In the betting Lady, Jane
ruled tayorite at ? 70 J. while it was to
50 to the others. The start was long delayed,
punched. excepting Culver a length in front
and Miss Moseley virtually left at the post
Culver made good use OF her advantage. never
being headed. and in the end won with litte
shaking up by II length from the 10 to shot
Shadow who beat the 10 to l chance Colum-
hia a head for place honors. The favorite ran
well up for tiree furlonGs. then gradually
l:i5,s. The winner has now won three
stakes since her debut at Memphis. and
T.sn N S rak T Sd crasfs as R Ss
best two year old NIL los that hive appca red in
the West this year. Both OF the daughters OF
iority over the daughter Of Faustus and Belle
Brock, The other winners were The Hero.
ridden by J. Steppe. fnvo;ite at to on; Con-
pioted by Grimm. a Ito 10 iavorite. and Big
Three. Fox In the saddle. u l to favorite
The club decided to-day to remove the en-
trance fee in purse races until the track gets
into u good condition again.
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SUCCESS SUCCEEDS SUCCESS.

Armed with the Racing Private Information Agenoys
wires and Its invincibe safety plan. success on
the turf Is f0regons conclusion Terms 40 for six
days wires and promise of per cent. winnings
gained thereby Never more than one horse given
for race. Telegram sent daily before 1890. Ref.
ereDcss given by permission to clients In all parts
OF the country. Fourpage prospectus sent post
Address BUSINESS MANAGER. p. o. box 1905. New
York city.
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The sloop yacht Bermuda. Capt W. E. Meyer arrived
here Yesterday consigned to Messrs Middleton Co.
Sue left Bermuda on June 10. Tho Bermuda 10 a new
yacht Of ~ tons built OF cedar AZ feet length aud
has mast ~ feet long she draws 81 feet OF water
Capt Meyer has his family with him ana will proceed
npths Hudso1. through the Erie Canal 70 Bphso. She
is the hTst OF the kinda typical bermuda build with
leg OF mutton sAil-to visit thiA port.
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Erw YORK.. 8; BROOKLYN. 3-srcoSp CAM.

Earned rrns-Sew York. g. Twobass hit-DCyle.
Stolen bases-H. Lyons Dylo. Fuller, ward ~ Joyce.
broIthets, Griffin 2) ~ Brien sacrifice hs-H. Lyons
Doyle. Joyce. First base on errorA-New York =;
Sr0osyR Fist base On balboa franc 4 on stein,
Left on bass-New York 7; Brooklyn . Double plays
Richardson and Ewing C!l; Ewing. Crane and Doyle:
hy pitched bAl-Ukourke. Passed bsls-Doyle. =
Wild pitchss-Crans. .. Cmpre-Emslie Time-Two
PHILADELPHIA. 4; BOSTON. ].
PHILADELPHIA. June oa.-Ciarkson was an easy ark
for the Quakers tubs afternoon while Keefe was full
redEed enigma to the Beaneatsrs Attendance, 1921
q $500
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baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LrAGux AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATE

NATIONAL LEAGux AND AMERICAN AssociArIoS.
Brooklyn vs. New York. at EaSern Park.
Philadelphia VS.. Boston. At Philadelphia.
Baltimore vs. Washington. at Baltimore.
Cleveland vs.. Pittsburgh at Cleveland.
Cincinnati VS.. Chicago. at Cincinnati
Louisville VS.. St. Louis. at Louisville.
OTHER GANra
Staten Island A. c. VS.. Acmes. Mt West Brighton.
Manhattan A. c. va Murray Hills at Manhattan Field
Trenton vs. New BrunswiCk AT Trenton.
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Secretary Fellowes of tho Coney Island
Jockey Club announces the following weights
for the Knickerbocker Handicap. at a nile and
three furlongs. to be run at Sheepshead Bay
m ->-s
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bu. Bsl,lmor. los. because Of n.ldins error. The


Earned runs-Baitimore, s; Warrington. o. Twobaso
hits-shindIe Radford Thres.base hits - Shindie.
shoeh, Hoy Home rnn-Larkn First base on srr"I T
Kneil g. Left on bases-Baltinore, =; Washington;
struck out-By Bufrnton. 3; by Kncll, ~ Double
piays-Iarhin and Richardson. McGraw, Str,cker and
tIafHan Wild pitches sntnion, 2 stolen bas ,e
bits-Dowd (2j. Richardson. Dnfee. Time-l 10. I'm
pire-Lynch. Attendance, B4l
cfSciSSAr. 4: LOUISVILLE, !.
CINCINNATI, June - The Reds won highly exciting
game in the eighth inning to day. when win TWO men
bases McPhee hit for three hnpgcr AMI scored on
Inthama single Attendance, 1900 The score
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An Extra Race at sh.ep.hend Bay,

The Coney Inland Jockey CLUB an extra race
for tomorrow The conditions are: A sweepstakes OF
$50 each. for maiden two Odds with 81 900 added
Of which 5000 to second and 500 to third: weights
seven pounds below the scale; half mile Entries to
close to-day thirty minutes after ths last race
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ST Lou,. june 2s-Terry pitched a splendid game
10. day. hnt had misc Able aupnort. The score.

First base on errors st Louis. 2: PittsbnrRh Left
on sa. e" Louis. r,sgrsh a. Frst Rs. S,s on
son. Sacrifice hits Gas.cock. Brode. Gleason. Don.
ovan. Smith, Farrell. Stolen bnscs-Crooks. Carroll.
Brot!e. Caruthers Pinkncy. Donovan. Douh,e MAY
J. Wild pitches-Terry. q Passed halls-hack, l:
Buckley j, Cmprs-lfurst Tnne-l5O.
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Frank Glass and w. Tell Mitchell Tie with
Dc Ench

shooting match took place yesterday at woodlawn
Park between Frank Glass NJ Pine Brook y. j, and
william Tell Mitchell OF Lynch Station. Va The
conditions OF tho match each at 100
birds. 80 yards rise. modified birmingham rules. 30
yards boundary. for $3.50 a side. Frank Glass shot
with Grensr gun weighing seven pounds using U. ".
C. shells. trap W.T.. Mitchell also used IL Grener gun
weighing six and onr'haf pounds with a. NJ. C. shells
The match started with Glass 10 the traps liz missed
his twenty nrst rd hard straight driver that fell
dead out or bounds he kept on steadily shooting when
he missed fAst left quarrrer again hir forty
NTH, atwistlnR right quartertr. The on
his seventy bird left qua;terer and again on his
ninety hnh bird. making total of hve misses out OF
one hundred.
william Tell Mitchell proved TO be strong ant
He missed hrs twenty second bird and then the forty.
NTH. holding lead OF one bird Glass This lead lie
lost on his nfyrst aud my sixth birds when he was
again on tie With Class and missing his eignty sixth
bird put him one behind From thaI tims he killed ali
straight, and made tie Of the match The scores by
rounds OF twenty-five were;
~ - 2t-D5
". ~ 70 2f-N5
The tie will be shot on to morrow at Morristown u
j.. when the second match Of the series Will be also
shot on.
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Earned Tuns-PhiadeiphiA T. First base on error
EoNon Left on bases-Hoston. 3: Philadelphia 2,
su,s- ClsrSsos, a. bv En.re 81 Hama s snns
clem.n.S keefe. Twebass hlts- altman or Dele.
(al double Sey-i.ong and tucker Wild pitches
Clarkyon, 1; k.exs, l. umpire-sheridsn. TiIne-l3o.
wAsuissxos. 49, nAIuSoRE, 8.
BALIIHoRE. June 2sN 4oth teams hit the ball to-day,
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DkLYs. IL; NEw YORK. 5-FIRsr GANE.

Earned runs-Nsw York. 2; brooklyn. 8; Two.base
o'Ronrke. Grimm stolen bases--fulier Ward. Joyce
R"sis fn. Sr'Tm r q. sr,sn sasrlnce hl.,EBoye
Ss, a Yerf sreosyn! First base on balls
BY Hsddock. Left on bases-New York &; Brook yn
Passed bslls-Boyle =: DAILY. ]. Umpire-Emsie.
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A Western Man TO Manage the Staten ISL
and Track.

ST. PAUL Mimi. June 2a.-Frank Shaw re-
turned yesterday from St. Louis. where he
cleaned M about $4,000 on the race meet
ing. He has been offered the management Of
the big race track Wiman 4 Corrigan are to
construct for Staten Island. and will probably
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The Central Park Cham p,onship Tennis
Tournament.

The regular spring championship tennis tournament
was continued yesterday afternoon at Central Park
The scores
Championship singlos-Third round; John r. Hobart
beat Plowden Stevens. Jr. as %. e-I;J Parmly
Paret heat Albert b. Ripley "a 81; Ray D. Thurber
beat DR. J. II. Bryan. "a 80. Ga Edwin T. Fischer
beat George MoIan,ss-i 81.
championship Doubles eiiminAry round: L. T..
Fischer and W. a, Braun. heat Dr W, II. Bates and
II H. Haywood. al. g. First round; 4. r. Fischer
and ", A Brauns beatW. Cunningham and r. L. Red.
ned. o.. 6-l.
Consolation singles-Rirst round: II. II. Haywood
beat A. L. Marvin, Ga. B-3; a Hamburger heat a.
Fm-ry, 40 81 TO; +. G. Everett beat J, A, sulli'
van, "a. IL. "a, Second round; q. Barr beat q.
Hamburger "a. a. " Cunningham beat b. Holt,
a.. a..
w"olcIss: Park bali grounds can be had free July2
anu 4. II Boyle, EraslluA s. Lido
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Fishing Carkle.
NARSTEBs HAS WORM

"""HE' ""S """"'
Sand WORMS l2c a doz. wnre worms 25c. doL
Dobsons. Bic. doz. Sheddsr crabs 81 doL MARsTFRss
celebrated ail'lancswooi striped bass aud fhhnt
Banks rod. s2Ds Ash and Lakewood hoIow butt ana
tip bass rods 9oc. split bamboo fly an bait rods
81 up Jointed bamboo rods. SIC. up, Best qn"hV
hollcw,nont hook. single gut. loc do do els ri
lengths no, each. 3,@inch brass multiplying b.!,ner
handle reel holds 6Jfe lsthr"ad !ipt, III 20 Ncst
plat. multiplying rselS $50 IN 200 feet reel in..soh
block. gthr.ad 3Sc. - thread tac.: 10 thread ''r'
ISthread 5c 81 threat, 6ac Sinkrrs &c per porn,'
Dan hooks. with handle. Boz. Canvas tackle n'h,
4Oc Fishing pants. 81. Everything 10 deHsLt '"'
angler, in quality and price,
SEND STAMP FIR ILLUSTRATED cATALodVh
J.F. NARSTEHS. IS Court ST.,
lSsar City HsuJ BROOKLYN. VOpen EYsAlAso
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4 n. NJ. To-day,

Baseball. Eastern PssS. r. NJ. To-day.
Brooklyn vs. New YORK. admission RIO and zoe
Ladies Day Express trains. aoe 3'ie. sz5, aud 49,
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Earned runs-Clncinnati. 3. Iouisyc, ]. First base
on bails-on Mullane. 4! Sanders struck oniIBy
Muliane 8; by Sanders, 3. Three base hits-McPhee
PfeTer. Two.hase Interim. Stolen ba.es-Latham
{s), Holiday. Vaughn. Weaver trim Double plays
Pfcn.r and 1rim ~, Jennings and Pfcner. Umpire
Gaffney. Tme-i,2n.
ST Louis. 7; rirrsnrnGH. ,,
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En,r,.. for sh.ep.h.nd nay To-day.

The programme for sheepshead Bay has
but one stake feature. the Vernal. for two
year-olds. over the Futurity couree. but the
card u not devoid Of IN crit. and the six races
should bring about interesting contests.
This is the programme In full:
First Race-A HweepstnEes for three.y sr Odds and
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The tie will be shot on to morrow at Morris,own n
j. when the second match of the viii be also
shot on.
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w"Tlcres: Park bali grounds can be had free July
anu T. Boyle, ErastinA, 8. L-lIE.
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The C"ney Island Cup. Tor three.ysar,ods and ND
wsrn; swerns'1sss by ths following respective sub
s3on ~ is"' 500 each $50 only S26 II struck
on ny APT! ~ for other horses, sIdi each S25 r.
am only sln u struck Gut by April i5 with slho0
snnr" m w' 5000 to the second the thr to receive
1900 or once Of So 900 pounds extra horses never
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FAIR RACING AT THE BAY.
LoNGsTREET, COMANCHE, AND SHELL
BARK THE STAKE WINNERS.

Garrison's Vigorous Riding on Comancho
Brings on Sheiibark ana
Lonxstrret VIA Hs,diiy-st. Fiorian
Probably Broken Down for Good-Mnjor
Domo Runs n Milo In 100 s.H-A Race
for Banquet, Muscovite, ana cleaning.
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CONDENSED NEWS.
sunday. July n


There was a 81 40 fire Al Northampton,
lass
streams ef lava from Mount .Etna
hieaten to destroy many villages.
Mss Abbie Ilitiman of northampton,
Nlstss has been arrested for infanticide.
The lO-year old Ion of Harris Hilton
vas drowned al DID falls kennebunk,
Me.
a receiver for the affairs Of the Iron
Hall ia asked Tor Officers say the order
is perfectly solvent.
James Lacrosse aged S Eddie I.afront
and Edward q Maria. each q years old,
were arrested at Manchester, y H., for
burg larizing three stores.
Gustav Reidel, who shot himself after
shooting his wife i'll Clinton, Mass, can
not live. but the woman will recover.
Portsmouth a. H. Democrats have re-
nominated Mayor I.askey The Republi-
tan candidate will be Lewis f. Brewster,
EDITOR of The journal
The New Hampshire Unitarian Grove
Meeting association opened It's fifteenth
annual meeting at the Weirs, with re
ception AT the Lakeside House.
The largest number Of deaths for any
single week in the history of New Bed
ford, Mass, was reported saturday after
noon, the numl er being forty seven, thirty
SIX of which were children under years
of age
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FlFTY-SEcoND CONGRESS.
Condensed Report of Proceedings In the
Senate and House.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-ln the senate the
anti-option bill was again debated and laid
over. The New York bridge bill went over
without action. In the house the Worlds fair
Appropriation was materially advanced.
WASHINGTON, July % The day in the sem
ate was spent In discussing the anticipation
bill. The house voted to adjourn saturday
and hlbnstered the rest OF the day over the
Worlds fair appropriation.
WASHINGTON, July 3u.-Carlisle replied to
Hale and Aldrich on the tariff question in
the senate. In the house Watson of Georgia
made the statement that there was too much
drunkenness among members. An inVesuga-
tion was ordered Eiibustering on the
World fair appropriation was continued.
WAsHfNGruN, Aug. l. Senator Washburn
had the anti-option bill put over until the ne l
session. The house resumed hlibustering on
the Worlds fair amendment to the sundry
civil appropriation bill.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Mr. Hawley made
protection speech in the senate, and Mr..
Hscock defended Mckinley prices. The
house passed resolution to extend the appro-
priations until Thursday. The Worlds fair
appropriation deadlock is unbroken.
WAsHiNGTON, Aug "a resolution was
adopted IN the senate providing for IA commit
tee of seven senators to investigate the Pinker-
ton detective system The house sitting was
given up To fruilless attempts To do something
With the Worlds tair appropriate ion bill.
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Children Cry for Pitchers castorla.
PROBATE NOTICES.
To all persons interested in either of TIL
Estates hereinafter named.

To all persons Interested in either of the
Estates hereinafter named.
Alta COURT OF PROBATE held at Skow-
"A hogan, within and for the county of Som
erset, on the 3D. TUESDAY OF july in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety two the following business having been
presented for action thereupon hereinafter
indicated, it is hereby Ordered: That public
notice thereof begiven to all persons interest
ed, that they may appear at Probate Court to-
be holden at said Skowhegan, at the Probate
Office the second TUESDAY OF ARG. next
at nine OF the clock in the forenoon. and be
heard thereon and object if they see cause.
MARY +. WILSON, late of Madison deceas-
ed. Will presented for Probate by Jefferson
Savage the Executor named therein.
ORLECTA S.JOY late of Fairfield deceased.
will presented for Probate by Hiram Good =
win the Executor named thereif
ELIZABETH II. CRYMBLE, late of Har-
mony deceased. viii presented for Probate
by VIM. Mclaughlin the Executor named
therein.
ANSTRESs HOWARD, late of Arson de-
ceased. viii presented for Probate by Fred A.
Howard the Executor named therein.
JAMES II. FOGG, late of Cornyile, deceas-
ed Will presented for Probate by Hannah j.
Fogg the Executrix named therein.
JOHN PEAVY late of Smithheld, deceased.
Will presented for Probate by Calvin X. Pierce
the Executor named therein.
JAMES N. MOORE. late of Arson, deceased.
fttlIipn LlCtHSt 10 sell anu convey real ts-
tate presented by Ben S. Collins, Admr. also
Widows Petition for Allowance presented.
VIM. l.. JENKINS, late of Norridgewock, de-
ceased. Petition for License to sell and con-
vey real estate presented by Abbe l.. jenkins
Admx.
REUBEN JOHNSON late of Harmony, de-
ceased. Widows Petition for Allowance pres
ented.
JOHN CARNEY, late of Bingham, deceased,
First account of Levi G. Andrews Admr also
Widows Petition for Allowance presented.
HORACE COOLEY. late of Scion, deceased.
First and Final account of Amelia S. Barker
AdmX. presented.
GEORGE w. LISHERNESS, late of Smith
field, deceased. Second account of John II
Morrow and Willie NJ. Ellis Executors pres
entcd.
CHARLES BODWELL late of Scion, deceas-
ed. Final account of Selden +. Greene Admr.
also Widows Petition for Allowance present
ed.
TURNER BUSWELL, Judge
Attest: S. IL. GOODWIN, Register,"CI
Post Office address, Judge, and Register,
Skowhegan, Me. 3w29.
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FLorn The market is duh and easier, on
the easier position OF wheat The quotations
are sllgntly easier at; Fine ana super, 81 !.,4l
8 -; extra ana seconds, S;;GG4 2l; Minnesota
bakers, clear and straight, - 1 IA 81; winter
wheat, clear and straight, 81 2j9i u; winter
patents, a. ts95 81 spring patents, 81 jtg-5 -;
fancy branus, - -sly5 10.
Cons slightly easier. The market on Chi
cago No. yellow to arrive Is jAG5alse, with
No. yellow AT B0D6ulec There were sales
from track ut Sc and al JH1ac, with 6Oc asked
by some holders. But trade is dull at: NO. >
yellow, 6OlnGI6lc; steamer yellow, SOY IJOc;
steamer mixed, 5slgltjgc; no grade, 5JllsC
MEAL-Cornmeal Is easier, on the rather
easier position of corn: Choice kiln dried
cornmeal for export, s. 35Q12 10 u Dbl; bag
meal, 81 l0tJl l.; yellow granulated, ~ VMg
80 Oatmeal Is quoted at 81 1JUj y for
ground and rolled; S5qSj 10 for cut. Rye is
quoted at 93Lg5c for dealers, and WGltc in
round lots to arrive. Rye flour. 81 1904 30 n
Dbl tor round lots, with jobbing prices at
81 5DUi IS.
roHK ANo LARp-In steady request. with
Il very steady and hrm position mentioned by
the principal packers. Quotations are not
changed.
hthf There was better trade in beef, in
fact more customers We're Oh hand than for
Neral lay ;. Tue market Is very little
changed In values, however. with quotations
not changed.
MurroNs AND LAMBs-Firmer at: Choice TO
fancy spring lambs, ll1l2c, rs to quality; com
mon to good, si"lLluc; hiCa4o muttun., SiDlOc;
yearling>, 9ltlic: choice heavy Brightons, 40
lOt4c, cnuice eastern Veals, 9JAi9c; common To
good, 1ltSlnc; Brightons and fancy. l9c
BUTTER t'irmer. and higher prices are the
result, though the quotations are scarcely
higher. But some choice creameries OF north
ern make, sold in round lots to the trade. at
24lsc.
CHEEsE-Firm, with the market at: Choice
northern full creams, new, 1D9lec; fair to good
1LsC; western Chulce, new, SLY tLsc; far 10 good
Ilyoc; sage, 9lxQtl0c. Liverpool Is quoted at 4js
EGGs-Weaker in New York; though not
much changed here. The quotations are:
Fancy Vermont and northern, 2utL24c; north
ern fresh, l9tL2OG eastern extras, l9tL.aJc; Yer
mont and New Hampshire extras, lyt12lc
POTATOES The supply was considerably less
lhan anticipated, ana the market is about soc
hrmer in consequence: Bristols. 81 2Jly2 80 u
bol; Long ISLANDS and Jerseys, So u red
sweets. g ~, eastern shore yellow sweets, S.
APPLES Scarce and better prices realized:
Nyack plppin', S3lt3tp bb; aslrachans.
g. sos; llllam-, - 1iL3 ~; Jersey sweet
boughs, e. oUlL3 jJ Nurtolks, 15cQpSl y crate