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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-06
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All the Lead
ing Stocks.

New York. June The strength Of the
stock market, quite marked at one time
during the day. later decidedly diminish
eI. ID was current report that much If
;hr buNing. To-day. ar" for some time past
represented q covering nf a very heavy
lin" of short contracts by an interest
which TOOK the bear side of the market.
last week. in the incipient stage OF the
rise. arg ming that IL clinical cofSiderd tions
CALI a to; 4 reaction at that time. Tha
sustained advance is said to have driven
this interest Ia cover AT a large loss The
closing out al this bear account also re-
moved an important sustaining influence
from the market ana contributed TO the
vulnerable condition which invited renew
ed attack by new corners to the bear
ranks. The most sensational upward
movement was in Rock Island. The late
squirt in that stock to l,5i. made mo-
mtntIry influence in Stifftning the list.
out AS soon as il WAS perceived that T.,
Rock Island movement Was without 81
feet the selling was renewed with Ie-
doubled force. The admission Of new in
forests TO the directory OF Rock Island
WAS pr, tty clearly toreshadowed, but the
extra stock issue was an entire surprise
TO the street The movement in AtchSon
Was more gradual and on larger dealings.
Rumore OF q lease TO Union Pacific per
sistei ana the admission 10 the direct Try
uf i member of the banking firm which
represents the Northern lines OF Pacific
railroads was regarded as significant.
Atchisnn : extreme rise was A.. PennsNi
wanna was affected by the published opin-
ion OF an executive officer lately returned
from Europe Of good prospect for the
coal export trade. Executive changes In
the Erie Were taken as foreShadowing
improvements in operation. Amaigamat-
ed Copper Suffered from the granting Of
a new injunction against it's proposed alb
sorrtions. The advance in Canadian Pa
citic and its affiliated lines was designed
10 LIT the stock IN proportion To the adj
vances of other stocks of Northwestern
Pacific lines. The bond market was ir-
regular in sympathy with stocks. Total
cal loo. - a. n United
col
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-06
Ball Notes.

Long has won five straight games for
Portland.
Breitenstein is pitching for the Mime
apoliS club.
Canavan's New Ravens lead in the Con
necticut League.
Welch of the Portland. made 20 hits in
eight games, June 3 inclusive.
Umpire LeZotte took French leave after
the game in Manchester. saturday
Catcher Burrell of the Lewistons, mas
caught in IA games without an error.
pitcher Matthewson says that Hamilton
is the most difficult man to pitch TO ne
ever faced.
HAYWARD of the BaBngors. has batted
safely in all but one of his IA games lie
has batting average of .fli.
Capt. Joe Kelley of the Brooklyns, is
putting up a fine game az thir1 ~, III Pi'ee
of Gatins who is on the injured list.
Art Madison, short stop and captain of
the Toronto base ball team. has asked Tor
and been granted his release. III health
was given as Inc cause. Louis Bruce Will
succeed him.
Joe Quinn of the Washingtons, says
that Sparks of the Brewers, has every
shoot and change in delivery any pitcher
in the country ever had. and he thinks
Reidv is one of the headiest pitchers in
the league.
The New York World thinks that if
Lajoie can bat at , "a b pace for IN i'm t ne
course, this is simply r1dfcuious. some
crack batsmen of the league. last season,
have very low percentages. this season.
Lajoie is not so many miles behind Wag-
ner as a batsman: in fact. there is no
doubt the Philadelphian has hit better
than Wagner, this season. and. as far as
oitbatting him to l that Is wild prop
osition. Most pitchers would prefer tax
ing a chance on Wagner to one on La
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-06
MRS. MCKINLEY BETTER.
The Doctors. wednesday Morning. Report
Somewhat Improved Condition.

Washington, June 5.--Dr. Rixey call
ed at the White House at 8 o'clock
Wednesday morning, ana remained for
about 10 minutes. When he left he said
there was no change in Mrs. McKin-
leys condition.
Drs. Sternbefg, Johnson and Rixey
were in consultation at the White
House about half an hour. Wednesday
forenoon. after which the following
bllle.in, timed II O'Clock. was given
out:
AIRS. Mckinlcy's physicians report
that she has had n very comfortable
night and that her general condition
Is somewhat improved
DR.. Rixey was at the White House
for about 20 minutes shortly before
O'Clock this afternoon. He said there
was no change in Mrs. McEinley's con
dition. The physia ians will not hold
another consultation until tomorrow
morning. TO a visitor who saw Pregi-
don't Mckinley. this afternoon the
President said ne felt much encourage
ed by the slight change for the better
in Mrs. Mckinlcy's condition and ex-
pressed strong hope that the tide had
might continue to improve.
The President will not J." able 10 at
tend the Pan American Exposition at
Buffalo. June l3. which was designated
as Presidents day. Since returning to
Washington Mrs. Mckinley'a condition
has been 80 dangerous that II is con-
aldrrcd IDLE to speculate upon the pos
abiIity of the Presidents leaving her
for IS hours
IL l. possible the President may visit
N" Pan American Exposition some
time during the summer.
II Is very doubtful whether the Pres
ident viii be able To attend the cxcr-
cises at Harvard. June 25. though de-
finite decision will be deferred
DR.. Rixey made his usual nightly
visit 10 the White House shortly after
o'clock and remained about an hour
and half. ON leaving, he said: Mrs
Mckinley is resting very. comfortably
now. She has gained a little, this
evening. but there IL no marked
change. She Is doing very wen"
While the Improvement In Mrs. Nc
kinley's condition IL slight the fact
that there had been no setback during
the day. bat on the contrary very
little gain. was very gratifying 10 the
White House household. Both ups and
downs have marked the progress Of
her illness ana Il Is realized that what
eyer gain or improvement is shown
may prove bat temporary
President Mckinley is spending a
large part of his time At his wif,'s
bedside. He was out driving for an
hour. however. just before supper with
Mr.. l.. l.. Miller 81 Canton. Ohio. and
returned refreshed. With the except IN
OF the time spent in the early evening
with few callers and short time
in the cabinet room about II O'Clock.
most OF the evening WAS spent within
cali Of his wife.
There was a deluge OF callers who
gave expression to their sympathy.
Most OF the callers merely made per
son-l Inquiries ana left their cards but
the President received several in the
red room. including Secretaries Root
and Long. who spent a half hour with
him.
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New York Produce Market.

New York. June 8
FLOT R-Receipts. u, 1u9 bbls.; exports,
10 ls3 bills. sales. $3.50 pkgs.; moderately
active and about steady.
WIiEAT-Receipts i56. 80 bush: ex-
ports. 1851 bush; sales, 2.sI5,"o BUSH fu,
lures. 4tpU bush. spot; spot easier No
red, s., b afloat: No. red. sl'1 ele-
Vator. No. ! northern Duluth, MA 0
aftoat. No. l hard Duluth, sl44
4fiJIt.
CDRN-ReCeipts. bush: exports,
lYi .o,J bush; sales, 90.000 bush. futures;
l3jWI bush. spot; No. .. 10 elevator anu
-. u ailoat.
6ATS-Receipts 1o3,CeO bush; exports
scr, spot steady; No. :. 3l-.; No. 3, &;
No white %: No. white, Sa1.tqSi
BEEF-Quiet.
CUT enthusiastically.
LARD-Firm: western steam-i, s5a' re-
fined tirmer.
PtRk-Steady.
BUTTER-CreamCry western, "; facto-
~. llul4; state anu dairy. leaS
CHEESF.-Steady.
Eg;t;S- Easy: state and Penna., Bt-It
l-OTATOES-Firm. !,
st~iAR-Raw, quiet: fair rennins,
..s-.jg: centrifugal So test, "A: reflned, un'
settled.
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THE ZUlA MIRA
Ordered 10 Quarantine al Boston, With Her 20
Smallpox Patients.

Roteon. June 5.-The Portuguese
schooner Zula Mira. from Azores to
New Bedford. with 90 smallpox pa
tents, has been ordered TO Boston and
rcmanded by Surgeon General Wyman
to the care of the Boston health au-
thorities The Boston board of health
has ordered quarters prepared at the
quarantine station at Gallop's island,
Every person on the vessel will be de-
tanned
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The MOllNeUY RECORDS
nake the Largest Volume Ever Made in
Criminal Case

New York. June Tho records Of the
Roland r. MoiIneux case. . volume or 3iJi
i-ageS. was seItt to the court or appeals at
Albany. tonight. ~ express.
The volume Is foot thick and c0nta n :
,Lo entire record % the famous trial II
iHcuii,s ij1 hlIt-tunc exhibits used in the
case. ~ l. the largest book ever made
~ criminal case. The volume was 80
large that II nad tD b. bound in calf ska
instead of The usual sheep skin. because
the latter would have broken. The BOOK
~ iudpXe3.
When the final aiudication is reached
the finding Will Toe inserted IN the yo'um-
ard tho book returned to the court Of
general sessions
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The STRIKE in the building trades in Hal
ilay. y. s. VII be submitted 10 arbitra-
lion under the terms Of the provincial
c"h'Iiation act Bon parties have
agreed.
F.. p. Ripley, president Of the Atchlson.
Topeka 4 Sante Fe road. Wednesday
night, II New York. denied that Mr.. Nor
gan had obtained control of the Atchison
property or that the PENNSYLVANIA Co
has obtained control.
The S5o,0oo,o0l United States Cotton Duck
Corporation was organized. " ednesday.
at New York. Among the directors are
Horace S. Sears and Wm. H. Wellington
Of Boston. and r. Z. Carpenter Of Man
chester. n; III. one of the mills acquired
is the Stark mills al Manchester.
The agitation for the closing of the
down town concert halls in buffalo. ~
y. that led the saloon men to demand
that certain Midway features either close
or dispense with their musical features,
terminated. Wednesday, when the COM
mon council decided that the concert
halls must go.
There is doubt in the minds of the poo
pie Of Baillic. near st. stephen. \. T..
whether or not Harris Mclaughlin. who
died. Monday. was murdered. He was
found. Saturday night. on the roadside
near mis- home with fractured skull.
some think ne fell. There i also murder
talk and a coroncr's jury in it's verdict.
today, expressed the murder opinion. One
man Is suspected but there is not enough
evidence TO warrant arrest Mclaughlin
hau been recently an inmate of the lu-
matte asylum. -'' Fl"
Proceedings have been brought in the
supreme court At Boston by c. III. Nenner
co. against kidder. Peabody x Co, to
prevent the respondent transferring the
stock OF the Boston and Montana Copper
and Silver Mining Co. deposited with il
to the Amaigamatcd Copper Co. Judge
knowlton has issued an order of motto ,
returnablc. June IL. for the defendants to
show cause why an injunction should not
issue The plaintiff is the holder of 80
shares of stock of the Montana Co. and
objects to the proposed acquisition of the
company by the Amalgama ted Co.
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FOXY VALET JONES.
Ne FoiIs All Attempts TO Gain Information in
tho Rice Case

New York. June s.-Another fruitlcss
attr'up, has been mad" by the lawyers
int,rest, in the wills purporting To
have been GiIwn by VIM. Marsh Rice
TO get the testimony of Valet Jones.
who is in a private hospital at 18th
street. Jones. who is said to be s:If-
frrinE from liberation OF the stomach
and in : Very nervous condition. has
been in ;hc hospital for about six
werllg under guard.
Three attempts have been made to
examine Jones. hut he had caused them
to lie postponed ON the plea that ne
was not strong enough to answer qucs-
tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-06

The 18th annual convention of the
Cumberland County Woman's Chris
tiap Temperance Union opened it's ses-
s!oEs, Tuesday, at the Warren Congre-
gational church. Cumberland Mills,
with a good attendance of delegates
and members of the association
throughout the county. The county
president, Miss Cornelia NJ. Dow Of
Portland, presided. The meeting con-
tinued through Wednesday.
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Bangor. 7: Nashua. S.

Nashua, " II, June Poor support
in both in and outieid cost Nashua the
game, today. The game was tie until
the eighth inning when the local team
went to pieces and let in four runs. Par.
ker played the game for Nashua and
stood a good show for winning out if not
for the wild play in the last of III
eighth. kelly's home run over the fence
in the eighth. letting in three runs. wa
the feature of the game.
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TURKEY IS SETTLING.
Surprises The World by Paying the Balance
Due the French

Constantinople. June THE French
embassy is being felicitated by the Off
Gals of the other embassies for secur-
ing the settlement Of its Armenian
massacre claims. The Porte. June 4,
paid over 100000. the balance Of the
compensation demanded for the French
l0ccrr
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BRITISH LOSE 1000 MEN
At the Capture Of jamestown. Cape Colony, by
the Beers.

Cape Town. June 5.-The garrison Of
jamestown, Cape Colony. which sur
rendered to kiitZinger's force. is esti-
mated at 1000 men. The British killed
II and wounded several Beers before
they We're overpowered by numbers.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Derby-Rris,ol. 10: Derby. 6,
At New Uaven-Yale. =; William.
At Providence-C. OF Pa. 3; Blown. =
AT Princeton rinc"tun. IA: Carlisle. a.
AZ Amherst-AmilcrSt. 4. Columbia. :.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10: Meriden, b.
At Observation-Disclosures. Il: Wore s.
ter. /.
AT Eridgeport-New London, 2; E:idS'-
port, ;. -,
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L: Mon
tiral :.
At New HaVcn-New Haven. !; Nor
wich. D. q
At Hartfnra-Buffalo. .; Hartford. {"
eleven innings).
At Phillips Andover, &; liar-
A SXr,rnse-''h,. SXracuse-Toronto
zane was postponed, because 81 injuries
10 i've Syracns,. PLAYERS in Il no ley acct
dent
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Portland. 6: Lowell. z.

Lowell, Mass. June 5.-Portland de-
feated Lowell here. today. by superior
ed the home team at every point. Nix
ey'' Coughlin, a Lowell boy. was in the
box for Portland and pitched one of the
best games seen here for some time.
Coughlin had excellent control, struck
out nine men and only allowed the Low
ellis six hits. Bacon of Natlck, an eX-
college pitcher was in the box for Lowell
and pitched good ball. He gave an exhi-
bition of fielding his position which is
rarely seen in this league. 6. Regain ,
three base hit was the longest hit of the
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Boston Market.

Boston, JUNE
n ORR Snrinr patents. 415a4-A !:
CORN-Steamer yellow, oi'2'
OATS-Two clip white; %
poRk-Backs, l..ooMls.W'
REEE-Steers, Sl-49.
NEAf.S-5n9. an e&dlnis
LAMB Spring. 12dl4; do fa'''
LARp-Tieree. "a: ra,msrv, sssal
GuEESE-New northern twins ~
EGGS-EaStern. l4ulo. =,
POTATOES Luz.
AR-Granulated. 1aS
MINED FEED-i7. .aals = r,rter, Ila
ERAN-Spring. l6. lou l6.2o' w'"
CpTTONSr.ED MEAl---f"'
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LEWISTON.

Earned runs-Haverhill. Two-base hits
q Neil 3. Haean. Conroy, Mulianey.
Stolen bases-Cassidy. lahey ., w ise.
Sacrifice hit-MullIncy. Double plays
o Neil and Dorsey: q, Neil, Dorsey and
INcNally: Howe and Doe; Grady ana
Wise. First base on balls-By Stackpoie.
Tibbetts, Powers. Wise: by Powers La
hey. Struck out-By Stackpoie. rihbstt>.
Boardman. Burri.l. Wise, Howe 5, ,,rady
by Powers. Cassidy. Conroy. fiagan.
Wild pitch-:stackpole. Time, 1.l9. I'm
pire. Kelley. Attendance. 800.
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CinCinatti ....0 . o X-l =
HruokIvn ....u o D o 0 u--l-9-G
Called on account Of darkness
Ratteri..;-Rusie, Bergen ana Pelt2 {.
Kitson and Mcclure.
AT PITTSBt re.
Fittsburg .......1 X-5 :
Philadelphia - o D o l-2-'-1
Rattcries-Leever and O'ConnOr: Ortiz
and Douglass. Attendance. 2,,D.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis ...0 0 0 > , X-f 6 |
New York .....0 g . 90 i
Batteries-fIarper ana Nichols; Mat
,hemson Bowerman and Smith. Attend
ance, 5000.
At Chicago-The Boston-Chicago game
was postponed: rain.
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Phillips Exeter Wins Athletic Meet.

Cambridge Mass. June 5-Phill ps-Ex
eter won the interscholastic track meet
on Soldiers field. Cambridge. this after
noon, with a total score of SO points ;
Philnps- Andover' Academy. second. with
rs points; Worcester Academy. ~ pc hts
Latin school. points: Needham High
school and Boston English school, 5
points each; Concord High school, 3
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NASHUA.

Earned runS-Nashua 3. Two-base hits
-tiansco NIB. Guiheen. Home run-keily.
stolen bases-Hayward 2, Driscoii. Clark.
Double plays-Halloway. colpoys, Shea
First base on balls-By Parker. .: by
Smith, 4. Passed balls-Coveney ;, Clark
= Time. 2h. Umpire, Wheelock. At
tendance, 4s,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-06

The signature OF f.. W. Grove appear
"a every box Of the genuine Laxative
Rromo-ouinine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-06

The Chicago Tribune had the entire
New Testament, as revised. autographed
to it on May %. 1882. 1t was the longest
item of news ever wired to 4 newspaper.
1t was sent from New York and the is
sue of the Tribune comprised 20 pages, of
which 16 were occupied by the New Tes-
lament. The message was made up of
some 49, 600 words, or 1913, 600 letters.
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LOWELL.

F1arfeU rUHs-F OftId1U III -UstSe
Barry. Base on balls-Allard. Conroy,
OBrien, Murphy. Hit by pitched BALL.
Gildea. Struck out-Merritt 2. G. Regan
., Lake, J. Gildea. Bacon, ;; Curtis
O'Brien COnroy. Wiley. Welch. Cough
lin. Passed balls-Curtis, Lake. Wild
pitches-Bacon. Coughlin. Time, I'D.
Umpire NJ. j. Mahoney. Attendance. $50.
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AUGUSTA.

Earned ns--Manchestcr I. Augusta !.
Two-base hits eliey =. Kane. Mctlou"
Home rin-Rradley. Stolen b!ses
Sheets. Kane. Whiting. Shock. Mccloud
Double plays-Whiting and Mugph% Lei. LEI
on bases Manchester II. Augusta ~
First on balls-Hy McCloud. ,; by Cross
1: BY Ross. .. Struck out--By McClold ":
by Ross, 2; by Cross. 4. Time, 1.-?. I'm
-pire, HARDY. Attendance. 400. ~
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Manchester. 9; Augusta. 3.

Manchester, N. H., June 5-The Man
chester team turned the tables. this ;if
ternoon, and showed 400 or more specta-
tors that they had not forgotten all they
knew about the game. by trimming the
Augusta team to the tune of 9 to :. 1t
was an interesting game at times. al
though Manchester had the lead tn. on gh-
ont Score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-06

The immigration service at Ellis Is
land. New York. will hereafter consid-
er tuberculosis to be dangerous con-
tagious disease and all consumptive
aliens coming to this port will be de-
ported
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-06

1t has been positively ascer aimed bv ,x
pert chemical analysis, that rice contains
more nutritive elements than any other
gram IT Will sustain life better and
longer than any other cereal a fact well
known throughout the Eastern countries
from time immemorial.
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New York Cotton MafkeI.

New York. JUNE I IN
spot cotton closed quiet I'M Mid Ss,S fsalss:
lands, Si.; do. Gulf. 81, say, saw june. ~:
Jn nS.'S rs. august ~; septe%peessen DsI.
October. 100; November. 10 10: March
as: January and February .
IL.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Wednesday and Thursday-Portland at
Lowell, Lewiston at liaVerhlii. Au3usta
al N,nch,star Rauxor at Nashua.
Friday-Augusta at Haverhili. Bangor
AT Iowell. Lewiston at Manchester. Port
land at Nashua.
ut Nashua, Lewiston at Manchester.
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New England League Standing.
American League.
AT DETROIT.

Detroit .......0 0 . . X-3-4 J
Athletics ......1 D o I'D.
Ratteries-Cronin and Buelow; Piatt
and Powers. Attendance. 3l22.
AT MII.WAU * ZEE.
Milwaukee, o G-4-11-i
Boston .o . 0 3 2-7 l}1
Ratteries-Garvin and Connor; Mitche II
and Schreck. Attendance, 1863
AT C!eveland-The BaltimoreC Cleveland
game was postponed: rain at end of third
At Chicago-The Chicago Washington
game was postponed; rain AT end Of sec
ond.
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v0LODY0vskI


The betting was ) to against Volod-
yovski. 100 to Is against William
the Third, and 40 to against Veron-
csc.
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@M%,~

This signature is ON every boz Of The genuine
Laxative Br0mO- Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cares ee3a h 60 DAY
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago. june ),
Continued heavy rains caused WEI.
wheat. today. ana July closed II under
and July oats lsmi4 lower. Provlsions a.
tn, close were a shade to ~ higner
The leading futures closed as follows
WHEAT-June, "A; July, q; Sept m
CORN-June. As: July. Hss; sept, nv
OATS-July. 2Ns; Sept. lbs
PORk-July, H.55; Sept, l46.t-
LARD-July. SIS; Sept, S,2.'e-
RIBS-July. 1.S5; Sept, 1914.
CASH FLOJ k-Steady- ~ :,
d1ll,: No red, I3Ssa.54. ,o ~.
CORNING. ;, 4S54ets: No yeiio"'
6ATs-No. .. 37l.G2s; No. . white ~
as No. white. 2SA.
RYE,-No. >, SO.
BARLEY-Good feeding. 80
NG-Fair to choice. alp?S, N
.ANSEED-No l. III; No; n; W. '-
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, SocaSo'
MESS PORk-li. 50sil455.
l.ARD-S.6- a6IS.i5. 1000,
SHORT RIBS S1DES-'.NaSW;y
SHDUIDERS-Dry sailed, otsp.T.
SHORT CLEAR SlDES-S.o5ISia 10. ,,,s
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The largest cOal-train engine in Eng
land has been constructed by the Great
Northern railway. 1t is designed to draw
800 tons.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

Thursday, Friday. Saturday-Boston at
St Louis. brooklyn at f1ttSbufS. Ne"
York at Cincinatti. Philadelphia at Chi
cago. -, ,
IL nt I'nicapn
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'-""'rseHeht by residents Of An.
gusta. aus
Proof positive from Augusta nso,,-
Cannot be doubted.
Read this statement:
MIR. j. NJ. Mower, driver OF the A.
d@ta House carriage, says: III 49,,
eats out to do the greatest wron.
re greatest number Of people. don,
See how he could do IL more effectu.n,,
than to keep them from knou,,n.
about the miraculous value OF Doar,.
Kidney Pills. don't believe this ran.
cdy VIII grow new kidneys. but n min
80 build up and strengthen those ~
gana, you would be led to bsl;.r.
they We're new. / do not speak .ro,.
my own experience alone. but tha. :.
many others whom / know have Az
rived the most astonishing benss,
from the use OF this remarkable rar
edy. | have and always will gladlv
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
bought them at c. X. Partridges Ola
Reliable drug store. directly opposite
the postoffice.
For sale by all dealers Price IN
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo
y. ", sole agents for the Unitsd
States.
Remember the name Doan's sra
take no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-06
New York Money Market.

New York. June ;.
Money on call steady at SNSl4; last
loan ;.
Prime mercantile paper 5 /. 4. per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at ASS for
demand and at 4.Sols for "a days.
Posted rates 4.SS!sai4S6 and i.S.
Commercial bills Ash a,d4.
Silver certificates nominally GO.
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