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The BUSINESS BAROMETER.
Az IaGsl to the Coalition Of Tract
Gsaersllys
WILL NOW PURCHASE MORE FREELY.
1eefcAaass Are Prspasfse fer BE tnli
Business - Ceassssstsvs n he
PaDs-fraAs Nssse
u 81, -- -



The mas: wesk SAs s<e- -s.a.s "a
even,su. n iocsi tssSzssx e..a.es, All
there has tee- Do c1x.rA .-r- .As sG--'-
rer da;lness nsaAly p-~raie-s- 9; It's
season OF ene ys1-. Cic-a.-y soe:.asrs
have been making il --s .cs s.1 erz-
months pas. 81 ~ az $50. % n.Te
shelves Is ys.rssseie. ana Ss-a.ase2y Rave
bsc1 vs-r WISE = Ss~cs-e-r isfs es'sTse
Prices &C al s-x-as s~cs.t s1T- tss- -
Nreerrz-e ..xr slcs. neo ac.s-7g-si y
galra he sst4-- = c.sl- purchases hav.
doobciess 49, -,av -z>E-s-s1 @. ,es&- a.
lions. Mar x.1-hsss I'D. .u-1 .sor'os
ago es@res n tse e..-.en Aays ttez-.2y
decAae1 NJ. - -s.-- ros - sSfs lrs-.- --,as'
who s.zs rss--. .-Gs.,a s.--lr % c1r-e-i
needs sAs s7xsas tss -aas- --z-~y. : ffs7te
Is nos . cx-s1x7ss.cs ~ al On Larger
lines "a al 1eTz-.-7@-,-s. IS - ape ssci
full stcc6x rsEz-1isss g 5zT sl17A-
changes .azs -sy orcSr n 80 r-1srses
certers- Ms->h2c-s az r~N r.'t-arst IS
q general .a.-x. 70 cisss -rz-'r naaee- nav
;ng .,sieret asis z.-zat ioss,-s ~ ,hsi-
conservative s1-sals e4r1-z ia PAST 81
rSoa;sss- Thy are also Ilofs c-21Iils;J, O
and are thus sssi.-si =: t..+ .4ii ,raee-
SHORT srsINEss TALKS
w. Z. Jone. .. II D. -avl,- 4 s,ns-
Tire week aas beer gue, 1a- IN ~So4e-
Ra.e rrpc@-.es. -. gradual .'1T'-rVe
Ess;l. - nor szlcis
H. ". Krk,ard Of T. II. Th1rrgso'i q
Col beiisve from rioT ~ AZ 7l5.- -
G -oss Sou.-d srnprovem't ~ 7ssle. E'rt,-
and t~o61as arr air-acr n h----s- ie.uz----
H. 7 K@Mex-I.a-- ard ,ae4-s hsy~ s--1
lower during sns pas we-k 'aer fTs- -
fore known. Sugar has ute- cco' -l~1 ST
she future seefns yucsf e-1 Pr 80
,incs,aase d. but lreAn~d - ~eak-ess
G. a. crsrsn OF mo WASH a-N'caa
ManIfac, ronrzf.r ~ r,'-1
Pos he zciHso.cr -. Th1s.se s--ifa-
~, Ntiahec wfIh cargo q. fsrf=l = =
cons.R-.ed N or agerir. " a7-.c ~
T. good d-trard Tor iais Cats c: gods ~
August l.
A HAL ., the J r Morris Hsrfwale
ccruiSany -T'ne--s * nothing q '9ao7f
ard n4Er2h' IN .ret- - n 5.rse o-t
There = a z.-ssr Ge'risr- = iiTti- groNtA
.irr.t along Dur city asslress mas aesr
rathe- ~ he risni-g crt--. however
ior s7me tine.
D. ". M.chgrS. .raserr rrp--~.o.a'.ve
~ James Butte T'ilrse rTsins hase oes
worm tfors sands % Gofiars - the 90
-rade IN ~ D. and or he's b@ea 81 We
fusr-,le- o-sla- r -scsf o! wll rrgha'-iN
.rf-sr. es,cs = slight de- Inc Monday. mo
manufacturers having born Unable ~
.orra ,he des.r-i o5a.o .Fl4'ion
Fg:-..re Po-ris- - f.pt-lsr Bros Tn
box tnasness uatDr7iy fee.s ma s;rs =
Of drii timex ~ q ~ atsr t.gr-e 'ilza
PROBABLY any her .ia~ OF traras biE oa-
sales 10 f. Ills ssu1rnsr have be- ap
20 th- sreraue Fe2pi" go slxays w'aa;,
Q, ifrera-G fe Is c0as,anur ...greas.ns We
have ~ ,r1sihie in supplying ttAn. N
eic,.sicn ysar makes Al especially eo.r.
demand for e"spgA pArz.
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WEATHER INFORMANT

TEXAS COTTON REGION BULL
Galveston. Texas. July u.-Hepal
tho twcn,y-fonr hours ending Az
18th meridian time:
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COFFEE.

New York. July li.--Cofree Options
dun ra1 foAfurolcss. closed que II; =
points advance 10 points decline, sales
:7Jp bags. spot coffee. Rio quiet.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CITY July II -Wheat--Stcady,
no. hard 47Q47i.: 80 3 3ai6; No. .
~. NGEiik; No i7die. Corn Steady;
No 2 mixed 81; No. 2 white %. oats
Steady No mixed Is: No, white lIig.
Rye Steady; No 90. Hav unchanee ed.
Bufier-Stcady; creamery leal3 dairy 10
az. Egg. Sicady and unchanged Re-
oeipts When, r 'D). corn 2,,3to. oats 1pr.
81 'pments-Wheat 1880, corn and oats
none.
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stations Max. Nm
Galveston .. - q. .. IS
lene :. - =. .. " 20
Heeville :. :. .. 49,. ~ 4
1pr-.cana =. - .. .. ~
Ghrro :. .. .. .. 80 go. W
'.'hS e. 80 .sss s..... 20
Dublin :. .. .. 80. 90. q
Hoarne =. .. .. .. .. 81
Henrietta .. s.s...... IS
Houston =. .s,. .. .. =. "
Huntsville =. .. =. ...... 70
Kerrville . .. .. /. /. ~ y
l>ampasns .. ., .. 80. 50 ~
!ongview :. .. .. =. .. g -
LIi'ng =. =. 80 .. 4. go. - x
orange 80 =. :. go. ~ e.
Hal. slime .. .. 80 .... %
Paris :. =. :. q, o, .. 50 y
San Antonio =. e. .... :.
san Marcos =. .. ...... y X
nherinan :. .. .. ... -
Temple :. .. =. - .... = q
Tyler :. .. .. .. .. :. 81
Waco =. :. :. .. .. .. Ss x
Weathcrford :. .. ....;. 50
Means .. 30 .. ........h6.V
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S9'a' "a, ysariings ...;.....".il QM o
common 10 far yearlngs e. Np ~
S Go.,'," CSrnied hoes"........... s'sSs ~
Common 10 fair noss......'." o.
Good fat sheep ...;....''......: -. "a
Conmoa 10 tair sheep. heaa w
Receipts. Sales. ON hand;
cattle ........s....s.+s. t.sn lco
calves and yearlnes w aYo ia5
hosN.s''' -.'.'s'''''' $50
N,arks, arm for all classes good cattle
r,,or stock slow sale and weak.
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GRAIN Am HAY

Car load lots, sou cars. from mills deal
srs chargs from store sDlDc more per 100
". on bran. 21Sc per bushci on oals and
BkAN-65c.
rDRN-Sacksd, ssd4oc.
mon. eiu2ss
uHyPPED cORN-~s2c per IN lbs.
ia Alfalfa, ti51on 400 per ton; mil
,s,, NlN9i2o; timothy, fl7b0f,ls0o;
n mot,n l "a ~ prairie, 800. South Teas
, LlQUOns.
nEn,,-schllt1. aaaris, 1850 per bbl;
ns' ~" p.r mi; Dixie ralc, quarts,
81 81 Inis $3.50 so
HIGH WINES 81. % per gallon.
wui7k Per gallon, Finished goods,
on hlEh wine basis, u q; s,rI ght BorirbLl,
ana rye, according 20 age aud aualitv
" %: blended, tL1si,50.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. July u-wheat was helped
.o!ay hy tho improved expor. demand.
Better prices prevailed throusnouc Sep
;efrs.r Closed with an ADVANCE OF =. I'm
Ara oa.s showed decided improve u
aId closed u higher each. Provisions au-
Saared 1914.
NaeA: showed a lirie more nc re
co.Ten,ioa nominees being " les ais-
,are.ng element The opening was steady.
The government crop rep0rs showed
condition OF IT.h for winter wheat and s9's
for spring wheat which reduced tho per
cenfaee a reported in Jgu- 10 Us Tor
winter aaa 90 for sprlng. and indicated
q total CROP Of under $500 ~ bushels
North" -s'ern receipts We're again iiee,
some reaction followed Mar me close
tue reported engagements Of three boat
loads .; spring wheat FOR export gave
the market An upwa--i 'on- and tho nrtn-
ness va maintained - the close
Z ORR a.4s helped throughout by the bat
'sr feeiinc IA wheel and the expo don
that lnc lax" TRACE would n- re't ed
foliovinc the sxaTnrla u Eastern roads
ali sections were unfAvorablr and The
country hot =hl hcaN7.y on tho account.
Provisions N better demand. Better
prices a. the yaris eyc-ciFei a favorable
Influence AID w,,h moderate buying ny
shorts nr css advanced from the opening
E.s'ima'ad re cipte r-r Monday: Wheat
So cars corn iT5 ,arF, oats 80 cars hog,
~ 90 head
Cash quotations WIRE as follows:
Flour Easy y-tnfer patents. 3i5f3 40:
strale h's. 3sta32l. snrng patents. 3151
Whca.-No. ? spnng. "a IL, No. : red
= 1916
Cora-No. >. % SIS
.oats-No. :. IS "a; No. 2 white, II IL,
No. wh1c 1s l-2.
Rye--Nc ?. u IL.
Bseley-Sp :. nominal; No. .. (. .. b..
2-g3d: No. I. o. D. Is.
IlgSsoed 80. !. Il.
Timothy s-ed--PTimn, 2s5.
Mess Pork Per bbi. ssrds.s5. lard. per
no lbs. Ill, short ribs sides loosel, 3spD
3 50: dry salted shoulders (poNedD. 3 3-ipi.
shor, clear siies tboxe.D. :-iq3 -.
whisky Distillers' finished eoods. per
gallon, q.
Corn No ? ytnoow. 3 10.
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AsseI BID.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Opened steady demand Moderate; closed
Qrte- and steady.
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RIG LAND SUIT.

Fort Worth. Texas. Jnly lo.-Sult was
Land Mortgag. Bank OF Texas. iimliei
against $, schulz on notes aggregatns
large amount of land In FL Paso county
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81. Louis, July i.--Ca,tle-ReceiI'ts. 1900
narke; steady to strong for all the sales
maae. witch ware frw. OWING 70 very
-Rsce.pts. ?6n; shipments. 29oc' market
steady on light ard lower on heavy grants
light 3l5lS 40; miNso 3~n4.ro, heavy.
SOS Sheep--Receipts. 800. shipments, oto;
market steady: natives, S.0DTj $50; Texas,
g t,lf3 20; lambs 2.5cd 525.
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Through sleeprs TO Tyler
". T. Ry. Trains leAxe H.
Houston, and arrive At r5e hi
At Tyler N
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

NEMFNT ~Por'Innd cement mr. IN,
g 6cqa.co tosedale cement, per bbl n 9 ;sa;
800. lime slyl; fire clay 81 .t,3 20, ui,s,nr
tsns; Sip: a. brick. 81. Louis, FER ~,
6 inches Inclusive. felt roofing, ,er s.,r,,,,. :"
81 75q2.0 Acme and itoyal oemsnt plhster
per ton. t4D). plasiering hair. goat no,
ID, &c, Iaths, per ", 500 n~' fs'
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F. AsKea ! BID.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
Opened qu-e;; closed s-eaay' sales. s'.ir
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Pert of Galveston, July

Failed.
IS concho. Risk. New York.
Vessels in Port.
IS Gyllcr, Texas Star Flour Mills
IS C.ncho. Fowler 4 MeVltie.
Vessels to Come to Galveston.
~ Darlington, Cardiff, sid June s.
ss Ehneiia, Hamburg. sid June "a.
i'a'e'er Liverpool. sid June 20.
ON SHiPBoARD NOT CLEARED
Cotton On shlphoard not cleared az Gal.
Per Maii,." i,,a Bale
Las, .,oar ''T''''''.''.. .........,..... 3l'
'''' ''''','''...'......,..... 3i;i
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COTTON REGION BULL ~
pucKLEN's ARNIcA en =,

The best salve In the wostsn
bruises. sores. ulcers. san A.. ~!
cores, letter, chapped nanu ns. ~
corns and all skin eruplivre61
lively cures piles. or no ~, ssth.
liz guaranteed to give pcrts' q -
or money refunded. fr,yt.siln[
box. Fer sale by A. u. hle,
Excursion TO Texas cilESore
Grand d' e'en 'nr dc" depot al i:so ?.
ing leave Texas city ut
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HIDES AND WOOL.
HOUSTON MARKET.

Hides-Plices paid by receivers-
Dry flint. selected .................. CAD
Drs salt .........,............... 9 d ~
n We. saiea' selected" '''''.'......! q ~
Wool-Quotations strictly nominal
Twelve months msdium.......... the .
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lRecis SHIFTS Stock.

COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET
The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today at the lead
Ing markets. together with closing of mid.
1ing yesterday. with today's sales:
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TIE ORION OFF TO MENICo.

Corpus Christi. Texas. July 1.-THE
stesmhoAt Orion, which had besn lysns
Vera cru. sse wsn out q, corpus
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LIVERPOOL SPOTS

NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened steady closed easy sales, 1870.
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RECEIPTS AN DsHIpMrNru

The total rcce!pts of cotton nj C,o,,,..
Yen To-Day wcre $50 hales, divit,,d nv ~,
, e,n hy H. inM,snlnn,ionni and Great Ncn 1,
liai ny Galveston. Houston and Hams
RECEIPTS AND EXpoRrs
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.


=. reported for The Post by A. p. Norman
I'VE stock commission merchant.
Bceyes--
Choice per Id. gross ......... sI0 ola
common, per Id. gross..........
Cows
Choice per ib. gross. 2XD 2n
Nearlings--
Choice per Id, gross. Gun ga.
common. per ID, gross.......... 2ap NJ.
Calves
small per III. gross............ an AZ
Sheep ~
cnoice. per ID, gross ............ 3 20 3i1
common. per head .............l 90 al 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-05-26
loie Fuller Returns 10 Boston.

Miss Loie Fuller. the famous dancer,
passed through this city. Monday morn
ing. on her way TO Boston. Miss Full
Ter was accompanied by her uncle. DR..
f. ), Bigeiow of Skowhegan. In con
versation with the Journal reporter in
the parlor car Miss Fuller said:
Il don't think l feel so well.
thought before we started that | was
better sufficiently so as to stand the
Jouncing ali right. but the jar of the
train has set me back / was some i'm
proved during my stay in Skowhegan
but when | got into the train | fer
worse. l am going to Boston and after
short rest will go to New York for /
nave much to do there. so much to
look after that it is absolutely neces-
sary that | should be there as soon as
possible. ! am booked for San Fran
cisco June q. but fear l shall be I'M
able to ill the engagement | shall go
all the way by train if l can stand il
but ii is possible | shall be Obliged To
take the boat at Portland"
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PLEDGED TO POWERS.
WatervilIe Republicans Instruct Their Dele
gates for the Houlton Man.

The Waterville Republicans held their
CITY caucus. Monday night. Judge w. q.
fhilbrook chairman of the city commit
tee. called the caucus to order ". Nj.
Dunn was chosen as chairman and T.. r.
Wyman, secretary. A. l.. McFatden and
r. Il: Crosby were chosen a committee to
receive. sort and count votes. The follow
ing We're ELECTED to attend the State con-
vention in Bangor, June 2: Delegates.
z T. Webb. T. G. Thayer. W. NJ. Dunn.
+. $. Head. A. l.. McFadden. c. Knauff'
John A. Lang, z. d. Noyes. H. q. Foster.
=. X. Shaw. w. c. Philbrook, W. r
Haines: alternates. A. f. burlington. W.
N. Lincoln, M. W. Bessey. e. l.. Meader.
p T. Foster Colby Getchen. f. W.
Noble. S. A. Greene. A. Jolly. George
Visue, W. S. Durham. f.. NJ. Jepson
Hon. w. 7. Haines offered the follow
ing resolution. which was adopted:
Resolved that. whereas, it is generally
conceded that the Hon. Llewellyn Powers
Of HOulton. will be nominated as our cam
.lidate for Governor at the Republican
State convention. to be held at Bangor.
June 2. and
Whereas, we recognize in him a staumh
Republican, loyal and distinguished at
lZen. "A profound lawyer and a thorough
and conservative business man, and be-
lieving as we do that he is sure of cleo
ton in September by the largest Republi-
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Horace Purinton. the contractor who
is building the Patten and Wood blocks
has i'll his possession an ancient and
peculiar piece of money which was
picked up by one of the workmen where
he was digging. 1t is a silver Spanish
piece about the size of a half dollar
On one side are the words Carolus "
Del Gratia, 1890, while on the other
side is inscribed. His Pan ct ind rex Me
2R-lJ. 1t has. evidently lied buried fol-
great many years, and doubtless with
collectors of coin, would be Il great
curiosity.
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Board Of Trade Meeting.

A meeting of the Gardiner board OF
trade was held at City hall. Monday
evening, and was attended by some of
the representative men of Gardiner A
sensation was sprung upon the meeting
by the resignation of President Nc
Causand, said resignation to take
effect, July /.
Mr.. McCausland made a long speech
in rendering his resignation. The
people have time and time again ridi-
culei the action of the board of trade
in not having Industries established
here, said he. Some of them said
that we were not paying attention tc
business and that if enough life and
energy was put into the executive COM
mittee. there would be enterprises with
out number within our midst. Further
more, l have been many times con-
demned by persons regarding the ac-
tion of the bridge committee. During
my tenure of Office have done all pos
sible in my power to advance the inter
ests of Gardiner, and therefore l re-
sign my position, to take effect on the
aforesaid date"
Mr.. McCausland's resignation was
not accepted, nor will the subject come
up for consideration. until the July
meeting. President McCausland has
been a hard worker for the good of the
cause, partly neglecting his own bust
ness for the purpose of putting in his
time in the interests of the city.
The subject Of having new industries
established in the city, including a shoe
factory which will come from Show
hogan provided sufficient inducement
is given, was discussed. This shoe
factory will move from the town in
Somerset county if the citizens will
contribute certain amount of money
to further the scheme and exempt the
corporation from taxation for a term
OF 10 years. No action on the matter
was taken.
Ami Davenport introduced a resolve
saying that home Industries should be
encouraged and that every effort
Should be made by the board of trade
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The Portland headquarters of the
Blue Store Clothing Co, are sending
them a class of goods that will add to
Allen & Cos. high reputation as first
class clothiers. No shoddy business
with them. They cater for 4 trade
that wants clothes to fit well and wear
well. Mr.. Fred l. Friend can feel a
qualification in standing back of every
thing this house furnishes. He is also
fortunate in having the services of Mr.
Geo. f. Hathaway, who is widely and
favorab1y known. not only as a sales
man. but as a business man of expert
pnrp
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\ teacher of very small children
awakened their first interest in the
structure Of flowers by giving them
each a spring blossom and telling them
story about the queen tthe pistiD
who lives in beautiful palace the cor
ollap guarded by soldiers Che
(Stamens) Every one of the soldiers
has on his head a helmet. otherwise the
antlers. and brings the queen a grain
of gold the pullen). The queen stores
up gold in bags. that is in seeds. And
ny and by the gold IS used to build
other palaces for other queens. Later
the real names are given to all parts
Of the flower.
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That game of ball. next Saturday, at
Hallowell, between the Central Avenue
Grammar school team of this city. and
the William K. Smith school boys OF
Augusta, will not be devoid of excite
ment. This game, the rubber. viii de-
eide the grammar school championship
of the Kennebec valley so each clut
will strain all its energies to win the
contest. The Gardiner boys Will he
victors. all right, all right. and will
make the Augusta contingent wish they
had never seen a base ball diamond.
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New York Produce Market.

New York. May %.
market, dun weak, unsettled: winter
wheat, low grades; l.7ea2.S1; do, fair to
Minnesota clear, 2.45GS.o5: DO. straights.
--2@u5.53; do. patents. 3.i5Gi.i0: low ex-
tras, L7oH2s5; city mills, i.osai.l5; do.
SOUTHERN FLOUR-Dull, easy; COM
mon 10 fair extras; 22o@2.SO; good TO
RNE ILOUR-Quiet. easy.
CORN MEAI~Dull. steady; yellow
western t.,. 2oast2 10; brandywine. 2.l5.
state. i5fii6 delivered.
BARLEY-Quiet, ungraded western. 90
HEAT-Receipts. 1876. 225: exports, 3d.
sos sales. 5000: market dul. lower with
op,onns: closing firm; fob, .4ss; No
CokN-Receipts, 1865; exports. 7s.ess:
sales, 5000; duh. easier; No. 2. 3ia. ele-
"a 1iATs 81 B. 49,. 900: exports, 1850:
IA; No; white; 25i2 No. . Chicago. 25A:
ern; 29M2e; white western. 2sa2s: white
BEEF-Depressed, dull: family. s5OGe:
extra mess. 6ui; beef hams. weak, 1850:
tierced beef duh. lower; extra Indian
mess iuull.N; cut meats. quiet easy.
LARD-Quiet, depressed. western steam
closed 4ogn4.55 city. 4lo, sales 30 ties: re-
hiieu, uull, continent 4.N. :. A. o.22J
compound. iM43s.
FoRk-Quiet. easy old mess. S.25ftS. as:
new mess. 9.00M9 so
BUTrER-Fair demand, fancy firm:
state dairy. sails: state creamery. 1lIl5is:
western dairy. GMll, western creamery.
15I.
CHEESE-Quet. easy: state large. old.
.u9l@: state large. new 6l2I1: state small.
Si.staN,
PETROLEUM-Firm easier; United.
lb1ls
COFFEE-Rio. easier. quiet; No. :.
1324mii.
StGAR-Raw. firm, dull: refined. Lice
higher: moderately active: No. 8. As: No.
{. n-i6: No, s. "A; No. 9. A No. TO- Az;
of a. ll-16Miss; mould "a. 5i2. standard a.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-05-26

At the annual meeting of the Water
vile Loan and Building Association.
held. last saturday. W. A. II. Boothhy
ii. - Bates and X. L. Atwood were
elected directors for three years II.
ID. Bates was elected treasurer ana f.
Il. Hubbard auditor; NJ f. Bartlett
secretary; +. :. Head. w. +. Haines
and w +. Bartlett. finance committee.
seni-annual dividend of 3ie per cent.
was declared. The association has
outstanding loans amounting to $40 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-05-26

The meeting of the Gardiner Peforn1
Club at Temperance hall, Sunday
afternoon, was we'll attended and much
interest was manifested. = The dis
course of Rev. f. Manson on The
Evils of Drink" was an able one and
was attentively listened to. Remarks
We're made by several of the mem bers
which made the event doubly interest
ing. A large number signed the pledge
to abstain from all Intoxicating drinks
The organization is rapidly increasing
in numbers. Next Sunday afternoon
Rev. E. O. Thayer. pastor of the Meth
odist church, will address the meeting
Mr.. Thayer is an eloquent speaker and
will doubtless give an excellent dis
course
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-05-26

to use its influence in having the S. ID.
Warren Paper Co. increase it's plant,
thereby giving employment to many
more men. and also exempt the com
pany from taxation for 10 years
After considerable discussion on mat
terS pertaining to the city, the meet
ing adjourned until July !. In the
meantime the executive committee will
work with the intention of having new
industries in our midst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-05-26

The attendance at the Baptist ami.
versaries at Asbury Park NJ j., con-
tinues large. The daily sessions in the
Asbury Park auditorium have an at
tendance of nearly 2O1O. In his annual
address before the Home Mission So
ciety. Monday. President H. X. Porte,
Of Pittsburg, Pa, called attention tc
the Importance of mission work in Oil
own country, and urged constant and
persistent effort in the raising of funds
and support Of this work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-05-26

me executive commit of the board
OF trade held meeting at the Coliseum
at O'Clock. yesterday afternoon. and
,aiKea over matters relating to the
building owned by the city on the
Causeway. The committee voted ~
let the graduating class of the High
scnooi have the building for the an
nuai reception of the class ana r.
charge 20 cents for the seats in thesgal.
'ery' the committee reservinr th;s
right. N"s thls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-05-26

The intelligence OF the sudden death
At Skowhegan. Saturday. OF Andrew
Dusty of this city. reached here. late
that night Mr.. Dusty was in business
on Water street for some time He was
81 years old ana unmarried Nh Dusty
was visiting in SkowheEan. where rela-
tiNes reside. and sustained shock of
paralysis which was complete affect
ing the entire body The funeral Will
occur from ST. Francis de Sales Catho-
lie church, this morning at o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-05-26

Clifford Brown and Elwood Wilcox
had narrow escape from a serious
accident. yesterday afternoon, while
driving q spirited horse on Danforth
street. The animal fell down and broke
the shaft of the carriage. throwing the
young men to the ground. They were
bruised up little but otherwise came
out of the exciting event without u
scar