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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-02
- - Monev Marke..

New York. May Money on call nom
lnaily. az Z per cent? prime mercantile
paper. 4Gfts Ter cent; sterling exchange
steady. with actual business III bankers
bills ar S4.S77s AZ s. for demand ard a
s4-ss7. f8r sixty days posted rates. 3 -.
and s. s5Gs.ss Commercial niiis. s4.sfg
8 ssL silver certificates lcuilalig. sc
Ear silver. sslsc Mexican dollars, ssisc
Government bonds easier. rstaufsing tFoz
registered and coupon. Iis.. threes reg.
lstered. Lf-s coupon. ex-ln-e-esr lls
new fours. registered. 4-s4s- coupon. *
interest. 1z7s. ola yours. rsE.sfere-- il1ss
COUPON ia. fves. registered. IL. cc1paz
eE-i1teresr 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-02
OFFICERS ELECTED
Annual Election Twentieth Cestury
Club "a I'D Yesterday.

The Twentieth Century club held rs ar
nusi election yesterday. it's onicers foz
the coming year are
Prcsldent-8lrs. H. T. aTurincx
FIRST Vice President-MsL ". .. Stern
berg
Second Vie Presideat-airs. 2. r. Eau-
nton.
Recording Secretary Mrs. Lionel rros-
ter.
Corresponding secf>tary-Af Lola
Maxwell
Trea surer-Alra A. q. Race
Audit0r-Mrs a. H. Allen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-02
Cattle

The cattle market was slow and draggy.
with ntue on sale and the trading lin
ited because of the lack or offerings.
About everything in the holding pens has
been cleaned OUT though the regular bro
kers and order buyers are taking All that
comes Sykes & Son, of New Murdoch,
had in a mixed ear of stock, part of
it stockers. which sold readily. The rest
was mainly single h0ofs from local
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-02
COTTON.

New YORK Say lJS7ot cotton cios=5
quiet. uiedlinE urlandE. Size, 1.i--
z.i-E E--lf -c Saszs. 5e lafea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-02

Ihls large foar-at1ry bga6.nE - az
sllrshig fftef ard furlfrhs1 fas fas 1ars
q M sick 10 leathssus cr crrtsrs Gus
disease a1nitts1. baf go ether 1issaNar
that are us1aI.y trsatef az hoagfas aFs
sue1erss1ay trsafs1 hefs- irri14iaE
WHISKY. cocairs a1f Mersairs Hasa
sbeelgfsy gasrarfssL Tcusr. ulsfstst
G. alrre car as1 a safe retrsas hsFs
curing c1aaasuent. sre . hens .1 srsrY
eaas fs1na fas taa ealf = rsT1ire1. a
Eo1s rsf t1s 7osr ara rith a-iss. a. 49,
orerzfterH ar6 Es1iczi ffezfr,srt ere
free. srs fhs snfy casrgs t1ai = ma1s -
Che eFfi1arg h1sg "a fss. weien r. 80
ea9aEa 20 p1T tas rarrieE ssrsnsss =
TIE lratffsfien re best % fsfsrsn.ss
gives Hssa er1u - W-ts - creslsr
q ~ ~garfta winnings Hrze~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-02
BASE BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National LEAGUE STANDING.
cTNcINNArI !. - T0IrIs :

ClNtlNNAIl, 3. 81. LOUIS, g.
St. Louis, May l.. Noodles Hahn's
/ curves were too much for the St Louis
national League team to fathom today
and in consequence Cincinnati scored an
easy victory Jones was pounded out of
the box In the sixth inning. Attendance.
5000. core: RI E
Cincinnati ..........2 41O0-7 l
st. Louis ...-........0 o o o 201 o % 4 5
Batteries-Hahn and PETIT: Jones. Pow
ell and Nichols Umpire. Dwyer.
PHILADELPHIA, 6: NEW YORK, /.
Philadelphia, May The home Ma
uonal League team won its final game on
the home ground today before its first
eastern trip, defeating New York by the
score Of 6 10 I. Both pitchers were eff
fective. Attendance. 756. Score:
RHE
Philadelphia ........o O 0240oO"-6 3 1
New York .--..-.-.-0 o 1 O 81 2
Batteries-Donahue and Mcfarland:
Taylor and Warner Umpire Day.
CHICAGO S; PITTSBURG. g.
Pittsburg. Nay 1.-Rube WadQell start
ell to pitch for the Pittsburg National
team today. but in the first inning Chi
ago made three hits and he made a wild
pitch and gave four bases on balls. foro-
ing in two runs. and Chesboro relieved
him. Attendance. 2,5o9. Score r H E
Pirtsburg ...........O120000 4
Chicago -..----.-.-..5 OIL o0IO-S 10 .
Batterios-Wadeu Chesboro. Donahue
ana CConror; Taylor and Chance. I'm
uire Emsiie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago
CASH QUOTATIONS.

FIour-1iarket steady
Wheat-No. 2 spring. 1e.s5sc; No.
red. 74iz use
Corn-No. ., sac: No. . yellow. 4s14slzc-
~ats-No. :. 2sit. No. white, 2si4c; No.
white. S7s12'i-c-
Rye-No. .. 535sc.
Bsrley-Good feeding. sc; fair 70 choice
mailing. 5IG57c-
Flax seed-No. I. Sd
Timothy seed-Pri1ne. SIS
Pork-AIess. per Dbl. Sls -
Iard-PeT 1o1 his. S4
short rib sides loose SKIS e.. dry
saired shoulders (boxec3. 6alsc. short
clear sides tboNedl. SsasTN 5-
Wbisky-Basis II high Rlles. N--7.
Clover-Conrrsct grade Sl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-02
Union Livestock Commission Co.
A B. MOORE. Manager

we do s. general commission business.
Money loaned on cattle. Union stock
xards. wiohitA Loa< distance paone -,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-02

market closed IS follows
ButreT-Afarset easy, Creamery. = ISL.
dairy. 1t6l7c-
Cheeze-Dun: si17llc
Eggs-W saks fresh NE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24
LAW COURT DECISION.

THE following reecript has been handed
down by the law court:
work. IS. State of Maine vs. Frederick
/. Means ana Frank l.. Grafton. IKE
rc~;nt Peabody. ]. -.
The presiding Justice. in addition To hl.'
any 81 irstructing the jury upon tn" law
cbould aid them by recalling anu coiiat-
mo rhe d"t7Ils Of testimony ana resolving
COMPLICATED evidence into its Simplest e.e-
mems. L. IA ut,.rto y
G q. 81 $Si prohibit ns the pre.idins Hit
'.ice during a trial. including ti" thdiSc.
from EXPRESSING an OPINION I'M ~, ;,,stice ~
fact arising in the case. Tor tle ,ts''.e !"
st,te in his charge to the july lldt lh.le
is no evidence impeaching me ch :, q,
II !: certain witness for virtue or ihteSii-
~. ;s ontt'cd law that the witness char1
actor for truth and veracity oniy cnuL I
10 impea ched The justic" mas me rlsn.
90 guslImt in reference 10 the cnirIt,te.
- witness for virtue and integrity VIVA
y" ", law assumes and his statement Is
~. warranted by the testimony OF one
Of the respondents in the case. oe
Mr. will exceptions ne 10 ftu:t NJ ~
49,, II, etice made in the charge when c.i'-
eist Of an ANALYSIS of tn" testiIi3 ,i. =;
rnsnondent to an indictment anu ~ ~ IL;
i.,rntion to the dubious incidents oi NJ
atten,i,a he can properly instruct INC
90 10 auuiy to the testimony 81 WY
nsscs the tests Of consistency ahu pr.p
ability ard aid them III arriti,i ~ "' hot h
aarmativcIv and interroeat've'V 'hc va
rious propositions and incidenta, ne aIg {,
ions 70 be considered ana detti ii', nnesih,.
tioiiS 'bcid. that although il is possible
tTa a an infrrcnce ID , to lnf from
snondents' testimony oouid ne nl !, i IA ~
,he language used in the crarSe' 10 nrn
an air0 EXPRESSION OF ooin!on WITHIN Tue Ply
80, Of the statute. .,, ,,,, Sc
When instructions, bearing upuiii - vii
MI ,t RI, trial. are accompanied WI,
Sue ns ~taterent the Jury rhas IS II"
YOU 70 ~ axnress no opinion. held: ina
l% %is is discamc by the pIesld tn c }er
lice lice Of Any nnrr%sG is of assuming 70 ''
m r,nmrnerts Of the presiding Jls,ice VIM no,
are ony Of ha p sub Sasf" to s
genera tpor viii a statement of run
cep cnmluct 80 Uniform among m men ex as
be be aa h rs'F Spao a Of 81 the
sid n!rneEep 5t. ovcrruled. Judgment Tor |"
State
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All the Lead
ing Stocks.

New York. July 22-Thc subsorvience Of
the stock speculation to the varying crop
conditions ana to the daily weather man
was again strikingly demonstrated. today.
But the activity was somewhat cuTtiilhd
because OF the conflicting price move
ments growing ONT Of the technical condl-
tons IN the grain speculation.
The iIueasiuesS ni the short interest IN
stocks was easily perceived by the force
of the opening bulge in prices: lhefc
were indications that tactical move
against the shorts was being made anu
IN. London market was being used before
the uueniua mere to influence the New
York market by 4 much higher range q
Prices there Hut the high prices melted
away within Il few minutes under eager
ntf,ringS to realize. Apparently lnerr
was much sceptici>m regarding the re
rorts Of rain. But when the grain mai
ket opened with a drop in corn aim"st
equal to Yesterday bilge. the htltt III
relief for the crops was strengthened.
Thp publication Of the plan Tor an ad-
ditional issue of American Sugar reilnlns
stock lifted that specially ana helpei tnt
market. The late advance ~ prices ~
thr ION level Of the day seemed To ne
h1srd ON the general consideration thit
ihc damage to the crops hld neeh ms
counted and important liquidation NJ
been effected The character OF some 81
the having encouraged following from
tho professional contingent .
The money market was easier III spite
~ gains bV the Sub-treaSurN from the
market and the growing drnal!a lI"iil
he interior for funds. At the best prices
which were made in the last hour, ~
paul was y. above last night. mon IA
chic III. Atchison 1. Southern racine ana
and Missouri Pacific !. The closing was
business in railroad bonds was fairly
active and the price movement iffIs Ia
rrot,l s..ilps par value. S2.iOa.VN- l niteu
states bonds were all unchanged on the
/ IL.
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INTENT TO KILL
And Robbery Charged Against
James Clifford, Chelsea.
VIM. 0. German Badly Beaten and
Robbed Of Gold Watch.
Charges Clifford With Deed. -Prisoner Derjes il
CONTINUED 10 Friday.

James Clifford was brought before
United States Commissioner Winfield
:. Choate, yesterday morning. charged
with assault and battery with intent 10
kill ana with robbery. The alleged as
sault was committed on William ..
German. an inmate of the National
Home at TOguS. last Friday morning.
A. ii took place unUn United States
government grounds il was beyond the
jun .suictiun Of the State and thus be-
came a matter for the consideration OF
the commissioner.
After the government evidence was
IN. \. NJ Goddard, Esq. of this city.
stated that the defence wished to in
troGuce evidence but was not at that
time prepared 10 do SO. Consequently
an adjournment was taken until $50
Friday morning. Clifford was held in
10000 bonds for appearance at that time.
Failing to furnish the same he was
committed to Jail
The story Of the assault as.the hear
inc revealed it follows: German went
to Chords place in Chelsea. He stat
ED that ne bought TWO drinks Of Mrs.
Clifford. on his way back TO the Home
he was struck over the head an
shoulders with club. The blows
knocked him down. Looking W he
recognized Clifford.
I-uon examination of the victim by
Drs Elweli and Ridlon of the National
Home. German was found TO be quite
seriously injured. There Were six
places on his head which showed the
effects Of the beating. German claims
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ms. William T. DobSon OF i'ostoii' -
VISITING friends in the Guy.
Ioranb Ranks Of Weeks Mills was IN
Augusta Yesterday on business
NJ ( Holway and /. y. Fowler are
IN a business trip 10 New YORK.
1ir,o+hv harrington Of South China.
vas in the ,.ity on business. yesterday.
Nre :. l.. Huntington and MISS
Huntinrton have returned from a WISH
to Southport.
Miss Pearl Cross went TO Bath. tues
da,. v,ber4 she will be the guest or heF
sister. Mrs Robert Lynn
= ! Moves and family will be at
Ocean Point for the next month. where
they will occupy WoodlaWn cottage.
Fred G. Doe. former member OF the
augusta police force, who has just re-
ru~ned from the Philippines, was III
AUGUSTA. yesterday
Mrs Charles f. Marston and chii-
dren. Burleigh and Lillian OF water
vile who have been in the city Tor .he
mast faw DAVIS. left. yesterday, loi
Portland
Charles f. Purinton mas retufi'eo
from Squirrel Island. where ne ia
been taking a few weeks outing. His
lro,her = E. Purinton. has now gone
to the same place for his vacation
willard l.. McFadden, E!Wocd WI
cox and Blaine owen have gone on
| Duisn along the Maine coast. lheN
went to Roothbay Harbor where 'hel
chartered a sailing craft for the TRIP.
David J. Hinckley. chief engineer o
the Augusta Light and Power Co. va
in town. Tuesday. on brief visit U
his brother. Chief Engineer ,.
uincklev of the Bath Iron Works
| Bath Times.
! William Henry Thorne. the editor
the Globe Review. was in the city
Yesterday. and called upon the journal
Mr.. Thorne is a man of great ACTIVITY
and as fearless and independent as r
is original. He has made his maya
zire widely read and OF much ihliuel'c
nv the force of his own reInafhapi
personality. He comes to Maine eac
summer and is now the guest OF lfichu
in Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24

The owner Of the bicycle found On
the East side. Monday, has been dis
covered. Leroy Southland started out
tnat morning from his home on church
Hill to visit his grandmother on Sewall
street. For some unknown reason he
left his wheel where it was found ana
taken care of by the officers. Returning
about S. 30 in the evening he did not flnd
it. This was about half an hour after
The officers had taken charge Of ".
Southland was compelled to walk home.
4 distance Of about four miles. He
found the explanation If the mystery
IN The Journal and later recovered his
prCpeTtN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24

Work at the United States arsenal Il
being pushed During the past week
stores have been shipped to Water
town and Springfield. Mass ans
Frankfort. Penn. 1t is now hoped th2t
everything which is 20 be sent to other
minis will have gone by the end Of
rhiS week. The force detailed for dutF
here is being broken W. and either ulS-
charged OF sent to other points. MAJOR
TAYLOR will probably soon leave ri hiS
now post at WATERFOWL. sergeant IN =
ton has been ordered to remain mere III
tho interim following the departure 81
Major Taylor and before the arllNal ~
tbn nay detachment ordered here. Prl-
Yates Jnhn Brown and John Hogan
wara hnrorably discharged, YESTERDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24

Henry Mayo. tho alleged insane man.
has been set free. After being taken
in charge by the officers late Monday
night, on the complaint of his family
he was kept in u ,tt. At police hea +
quarters during the night. 1t is said
that he showed undoUpted evidence OF
insanity. yesterday morning. Later in
the day he was examined by City Ply
stefan George F.. Washburn and DR..
II. j. Frederick. At that time they
could find no evidence of mental de-
arrangement. He was therefore allowed
to % to his home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24

Bail Notes.

George Magoon. who was brought OF;
by Mike Clarity in Portland has been
CONTAINING the cincinnatis for the most
Of tho season.
Amos Rusie. once I'll. daddy of EN- all
has been indefinitely suspended by ON
cinn&ti and viii not again pitch bail for
that team. None now Sc, NJ to be IcSrnus
tu secure the big llous.cr.
Portland Press: The rumors continue t.
fly that Walter Burnham Is To manage
the Boston Nationals. next season. Tn
triumviratr II tn" Huh might DO very
much worse than securing the hHstling
Portland man. Ey the way. Frank Srirr.
who has been the manager Of the BosinnS
tor ~, past II seasons. and Mr.. Burn
nam. were joint owners ana managers ~
the Lawrence team that won the New
England League pennant in 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Bears Hammer Wheat Down Cents and Corr
3 10 5 Cents.

New York. July 23.-Dears had theii
turn in the grain market today. They
hammered down the price OF wheat Two
cents and com anywhere from ; to &C.
per bushel. All this was produced by
some rain reports in the Western corn
states and mostly showers
The official map showed very little ran
in the belt and predictions were for con
tinued hot and dry. But the speculative
contingent cared little for that. Every
man in the grain crowd and good parI
Of the speculative public was loaded e
the guards with grain. having bought
on Yesterdays big advance and dry
weather talk.
ers but could sell only at big cnnces
sions. one operator offered corn all tht
way down from 62is to @i2 before he
could make a trade. 1t was a speculativ,
craze to sell and lasted until the order.
gave out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24
Cure Tor Cholera Inianlum.. Never Known 10
Fail

During last May an infant child of
our neighbor was suffering from
cholera infantum. The doctors had
given up all hopes of recovery. | took
a bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 70 the
house. telling them | felt sure it would
do good if used according to direc-
tons. In two days time the child had
fully recovered. The child is now
vigorous ana healthy. | have recon-
mended this remedy frequently and
have never known it TO fail.-Mrs.
Curtis Baker, Bookwater. Ohio. For
sale by Jno. Coughlin. Ia Water st.
and J. {. IIoulehan. Gardiner. drug
giSts. m.Wl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24

Go. + is getting in proper trim for the
2clicampment. AT present there are 80
meRenlisted and mustered in and there
are1t waiting for examination. The
boys are practiCinG at the rifle range
and viii form a company team for the
muster that is predicted to be a crac X
aggregation of marksmen Tonight
VIII be drill night and. next Saturday.
there VIII. be more practice at the rifle
range.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24
HavcrhiII. is: Manch chester. 8.

Manchester. \. H.. July 23.-Thc local
team went to pieces again. today. with
Drinkwater in the box and fiaverhill car
ricd off another game with a score of l.
to y. Mckinley was in the box for tine
visitors and while he was hit freely at
times he pitched a good game ana show ii
game throughout ana FaVrrh'll WAS abe
to win out. although their fielding was
bad.
Haverhil go q :; : Ibis
Manchester ~ q 3 . o. Slot
Batteries Mckinley and Shinccl; Drink
water ami Kelley. Attendance, 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24

Smith Gihey's base ball team has
disbanded for want Of proper financial
support. The attendance at the games
played in Augusta has been So small
that the necessary expenses could not
b. paid. Gilley imself has put up Il
good game 'duiin;. the whole season 4 :
Well as several Others on the team. II
is said that he is negotiating With the
Skowhcgan team fol his services for
the remainder OF TIE season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24

Mrs. ThiNsa Duprcy. whose home is
att North JAY where her husband and
two children reside was brought to
the Insane hospital. Saturday. She was
stopping al Livermorc Falls and was
pronounced insane by physicians of
that town. She improved in health and
her husband took her home. but she
became worse ana was brought to Au-
gusta by Deputy Sheriff \. f. Dwcllcy
of East EivernIore.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, July p
Humiliation by pyramid builders wa.
the feature Of the grain trade. TODAY
September wheat. corn and oats closns
At declines If 2@i. ~, ana - respective
ly. Provisions closed shade higher
lnC. lower.
The ieadine futures closed as follows;
WHEAT-July. CO.: Sept. 'c7s; Deem
'c1;oRN-July. 5s7.: Sept, 554aas; DC.
p 6jATs-July. BIZ: Sept. 2l2.M7s
PORK-Scpt.. li.41l.: Jan. 1870.
I.ARD-Sept.. S.72!.; Oct. Ni-i2; Jan
KiRS-sent.. 7.97le: Oct. 500; Jan, 80 2
CASH Flour STEADY ....so,. ~
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. CGa19!3' 81.
CocRN-No. :. ~. No yellow. 557s
OATS-No. >. 3S-4G,9; No. whito. ~.
14ti,: Nc. white. ;9 -fiio
R + ES II to choice mailing, Az,
Timothy sEED-Prime. 525.
MESS PORk-Per Dbl. l4.@1G1iiH.
SAINT iIBS. SIDES, .S5uSoo.
cJInI 4 DTRS-Dry salted a.. ~
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" NII-AA-AI.kIcE,-
American League Standing.
National League.

r;,..r,rry q u > u ] = V? ~ :
r i,,J,T. .n u . . . o D 2-2-ll-2
p,t.erics-t 'hesbro and O'tonnor' liam
ana bergen. Attendance. 80"
At ST. LOT is.
ST. Louis ......$ "
batteries Sudhoff. Harper and Ryan L
TAYLOR and kahoe Attendance i'00
At PHILADELPHIA.
,,. u u u y o t-l-9-l
Philadelphia 30
"a NrE,rlan Attendance, Sid.
At NEW YORK.
No.. work o q q l-'-IV /
Nv NV - q :; o D . l-S-la--
p,tt.ries-DenZer and MatheWSoh
rIn"hrs and Farrell. Attendance, fo"
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BASE BALL GAMES. y
No" England League.
Portland. II: Lewiston. II.

Portland. Me. July % Portland defeat.
ed Lewiston. this afternoop in n loosely
p'a!eo od' intensely exciting game. Wi
icy pia!a;rSs MT Kane safely ~ times
IN the NUM- mad not Portland made nl-
merous costly errors. Dupee made a won
deriui eaten IN left field of hard line
in three singles out Of fn,,r times m
Considerable excitement was created in
the early part Of the game when Doe OBJ
I!ected To- one 81 mpire Hassetts decis-
Nothing but police interference prevented
trouble.
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Boston Market.

Boston, July ~.
FLOJ'R-Spring patent i.lhi4..J.
CORN-Steamcr yellow, g..
OATS-Two clip white, 49,
PORk-BaCks, lSdls.1a.
BEEF-Stcers, A'zitH.4.
NEALS-eU9
LAMB-loult !.
IARD-Tierce. Gi4.
northumberland creamery. 21iyH2!.
CHEESE-New northern twins, 81. =.
f.tiGS-Easter 11Ml9.
POTATOES-Per Dbl. 2.,ii350.
STCAR-Grduulate Jt3.
MINED FEED-i9.5O.
RRAN-Sprlng. 1851: winter. .9.5l.
COTTONSEED MEAl.-25.2a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24

Mlchael }. Carey of Sidney. died sud.
denly. yesterday. A post mortem 'ex-
ANIMATION was held and death was de.
cleared due TO chronic heart trouble
The age OF the deceased was "A wears
ana the funeral will be held at 4 =
M, today. at West Sidney. AS far as
Is known no Immediate relatives sur
..Eive him. The interment will be IN
|. !ftlguSta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24

Inc Want. For Sale" and ITO
let columns should be overlooking
these days. since the numbers of the
Joufhai readers have been so largely
ihcfeas"d and cover the rural districts.
i'll every direction.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

a. nerby-Derby, 5: Waterbury. 4.
At ,rorlrea,-Ioronto,- - Montiea,. -
a, rnffnIo-Buffalo. ): Rochester To-
~ n,.i',I-New Haven, ): Bristol. :.
~ Hnriden-B bridgeport ,: Meriden. "
- Norcester-W orcester. $: Hartioru. =
-, Neutrality-suspicious. !; o3i"
cust' Sorwjch-Norwich, G; New Lon
1
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New York Cotton Marker.

New York. July %.
Cotton spot closed quiet. SIG lower;
Middling | plands. A,; Mddline Gulf =
Sales. ia35 bales.
Cotton futures closed easy July. IS.
August. IN. september. 10; October. ,.4N.
November. 1.l>; December. 81; January
751: February, IN: March. 1.J. April,
20
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Gaily kennebec journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

l.. w. Church's north window indi-
Gates now well prepared for the can
hihs season. Jars and jelly tumblers
make the display.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24

ship Commodore 7. IL Allen Of Rich
mund which took tire. Thursday last.
/ while outward bound for Hong Kong and
afterward beached off Sandy Hook. was
! fIoated into deep water. Monday. II
wrccking tugs ANA proceeded up tn" bay
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New York Money! Market.

New York. July 81
Nancy on call steady 3u3: last loan IL
prime mercantile paper i'-n5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm at lN; for &c
mand and at 4.S47sM4.S5 for 90 days
Posted rates 1856 and 4.S>i-.
CONNIE rcial bills i.SfH :.
Far silver a>'t..