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Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

\ verdict Of S1!a FOR the plaintiff was
reported by the superior court of E.ss. >;
county at Salem. Mass. Monday. in the
case OF Morrison vs. the City of Law
renee in which the plaintiff sought To re-
cover damages TO the extent Of $500 for
alleged illegal exclusion from the Law
renee High school.
The official organ at Stockholm, Mon
day. announces that King Oscars dfcis
ion in the Samoan arbitration was arr1V-
ed mt in agreement with the views u,
three jurists NJ. Annerstcdt. formerly
Swedish minister Of justice; NJ. Hag.rup,
eN-premicr of Norway, and NJ. Coderk-
rang. who was chief justice Of Samoa,
all of whom were called in to assist His
Majesty in the work of arbitration.
Christophcr Norebcck. formerly a mem
Der Of the detective force of Minneapo-
lis WIS sentenced. Monday, to three
years in the state pcnitcntiary for brih-
view of The fact that Norebcck was mere
ly {, tool in the hands of his supcriors
and that after his flight and rccaptur'
in the midst of his trial, hc made a full
confession and gave evidence for tn.
state.
The schooner Mcdford. lumber laden.
Bangor for Boston. was picked NJ, about
Is miles south of the Isles of Shoals, sun
day night, by the fishing schooner Eliza
Bennett and towed into Portsmouth. The
Medford had been abandoned. She SpranS
a leak about ~ miles east OF Cape Por-
poisc Sunday. and was deserted by the
crew u u watcrlogEcd condition and
when picked np she was fun Of water
but her icck.oad kept her ailoa'. Her
cargo consists of 1rl, $50 feet of lumber.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in Al -,
the Leading Stocks.

New York. oct. .,.-Thc course Of to-
days stock market gave little promise ~
ans ci,angc from last weeks dull and
narrow conditions. Trading was very
Iiht. and tho professional element Wis
still in control. Reports of fresh labor
troubles among the railroads running
into Chicago were heard. Traders rcceiy-
cd no encouragement from London, where
quotations for the International stocks
wcrc fractionally lower. Colorado Fuel
and Iron was the most active feature of
the opening, advancing over ; per cent
on moderately heavy transactions, but
losing fully half its advanc" before the
close Baltimore & Ohio was also ex-
tensiyci.- traded at an opening decline
and I.acka wanna sold up | per cent. al
the first and only Offering Of the day.
With scarcely any exception the heavi-
ness continued throughout the day. There
were /, few fechic rallies but these were
limited IN fractions and the early after
noon brought n turn of general weakness.
The only noteworthy feature was the de-
cline in the rate for commercial paper.
which was last week practically unob-
tainable ut less than the legal rate. hilt.
today. fell 10 ..ni.. The final hour
found the list even more narrow with a
further contraction of business. One OF
tn, special features was IL point de-
cline in Brooklyn Union Gas and other
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
HALF MILE IN 5734.
Wonderful Work Of Prince Alert in
Defeating Sir Albert S.

Memphis. Tenn, Oct. 2I.-The special
match race for $1,000 Il side between
the PAGERS, Prince Alert and Sir Albert
s. one heat, ut half a mile, resulted in
an easy victory for the former at the
Memphis Driving park. this afternoon,
in th;, remarkable time of 51%4 seconds.
This establishes Il new worlds record
for this distance in Il race. beating the
former time by y. seconds.
The contest was not satisfactory in
All of its details. After scoring several
times the horses got away from the
half pole in perfect alignment. Sanders
Immediately sent Sir Albert S. forward
and he led Prince Alert by two lengths.
At the quarter Sanders increased his
lead Ly three lengths and the timers
hung out 2Sia for the quarter. Making
th,. turn for home, Sir Albert s., still
in q commanding lead. broke badly and
Prince Alert forged 10 the front and
won by three lengths.
Many horsemen expressed the opinion
that had Sir Albert :. kept his feet
the result would hay" been different
and the time reduced III least Il quar-
ter of . second. The former record
for half a mile was l.Coi4, held by Au-
duhun Boy.
Fast time WAS ihc order in The Ma
yuma stake Maxine, the winner, trot-
ting the second heat in 2.cS%
The free-for-all pace for mares was
won easily BY Fanny billiard. both
heats in 2.o5h,
Frrcno annexed the ..G9 trot in
straight heats in ..o1;a and 2.1s, while
Lord Derby, after two game finishes.
won the Memphis gold cup from The
Monk in 2.0Si2 and 2.O1h.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
New York Produce Market.

New York, Oct q.
FLOUR-Rcceiats. 2l.a9f bhls.: exports.
3s.2l4 bbls.; sales. l9,i5o pkgs.; market
steadier and n shade more active.
WHEAT-Receipts, J?i,125 bu.; exports.
2e2s $40 bu.; sales, l.aS5,ce bu. futures; spot
easy: No. 3. red. .sa, elevator; No. red.
.7esdi's q b afioat: No. ] northern Dd-
luth, ST. . b afoat; No. ! hard Manito-
ba, S,ts b afioat.
CORN-Rcccipts. e6. $50 bu.; exports, Al
l23 bu.: sales, loe.uc bu. futures. 12s,e
bu spot: spot easy; No. >, 6G,e elevator
and 61il o b atloat; Nc. yellow, 81; NO.
= white, s9'
OATS-Receipt 13aD bu.: exports, 1885,
G.. bu.: spot steady, No. : oats. So.
standard white. 3sl2; No. white. 30;
track white western. Si@35. track white
state. 3ig3s.
BEEF-Firm: packet, ft.1tsl 15.u
CUT MEATS-frregular.
I.ARD-Firm; western steamed. n.o.
PORK-Firm: family, sl.ooM2i25.
BUTTER-Steady; extra creamery, %.
state dairy, 1SS,2i.
Et;GS-Irregular; state and Penna. av-
erage best, :ief25.
SiiGAR-Raw, steady: fair refining. >
Lie: centrifugal 90 test, 3as; mclasscs su-
gar, Il 3-lG; refined firm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.
Four Jury Cases Observation-Disclosures
bv the Grand Jury.

In the Washington county supreme jul
diciaI court ut Ellsworth, Peabody j.,
prcsidirg in the case of Harry l.. Smith
VS.. Edward NJ Lawrence ct al, action OF
assumpsit To recover the sum Of $3.50 al
legged 10 be due plaintiff for services in
obtaining purchases for defendants mills
and tmberI;indS in JoneSbOrO and Cen
tervillc. "a verdict of $3.50 was rendered
for plaintiff.
In the ease Milbridgc of Water Com
pany vs.. Foster r.. Wallace tAppltD. Ac-
tiun of aSS,tmpSt to Recover compensa-
ton for privilege "r taking water from
companys system in Mlbri'ige. the jury
awarded To plaintiff corporation the full
amount claimed.
a verdict for the defendants was Civ
en- in the cas-" of Ellcry \. Drew vs.. Ed
win Smith ct al, an action for rcplevin
MED the taking Of part of the property
rcp!cvied, and ella imcd right of posses
sion of the remainder.
The next jury ease was Ignatius NJ.
Sargent vs.. Albert \. Pcnnell and trus-
tees. An action of S5S6.Ss alleged to be
due the plaintiff for money put into TIL"
market business in Machias, conducted
by the plaintiff and in his name The
latter contcnd"d on the ground that, as
he alleged. Sargent was owner of thu
business. the defendant acting only as
clerk. The evidence WAS quite conflict
ing. The jury wrrSticd with the case
for seven hours ana finally gave verdict
for defendant.
The grand jury reported the following
indictments. Robert Trenholm of i.lbcc,
breaking and entering and larceny. two
indictments: Albert M"rang and Oscar
Trenholm both OF Iubec. breaking and
entering and larceny: John Kccf of cal
ais, breaking and entering and larceny:
Waiter Wallace, Foster X. Degrass and
Edgar owen. all "f Eastport, larceny:
Nicholas Wallace, alias Frank Williams.
of Barring. larceny.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
SWAYNE ADVANCES.
His March Against Mad MulIah's S
Forces Is Not Opposed.

LONDON, oct. ia dispatch To the
Daily Mail from Simla, India. reports
that Col. SwayEc ana his forces are
continuing their march from Eohotlc
,p Beiu-r;t. >omaIiand. Fast Africa,
and that thy are not pursued.
TIL" orr ToHd"nt of in" Daily Mail,
who ik with the forces under Col.
Swlyr,' SAYS in Il Conmuni, alton
10 his paper That the Mad Mul-
abs original idea to hold ana
fOrtifF Mulup. where h.. would COM
Inand the only wells available and
compel IOl. SWaNnr to Itt:tcG him at
cnprmoua disadvantage VAS y good
one. Int II Wus Spoiled by an unex-
pect"d drought and terrible heat which
dried NJ III WI lis ANA killed III" Null
labs liv" stock ;nd ponies by the
thousand. Finally, in the beginning of
October. it was reported that tha Nul-
hh's forces Wrrr scattered and that
~" hulIuh himself haG only \ fc,S
ri!c'Ica lcft with him. II was then
th;,t cot. Sw?yn" decided to advance"
on Tho ch1n"" that u d"rieiv" engage
m"'t ,"lld result in the MUIlah's cap
tru
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
iLLiTERACY STATISTICS.
More Foreign Born Children Can Read
and Write Than Natives.

Washington. Oct. e1.-The census Office
mas issued a statement giving a COM
plEttlon OF figures regarding illiteracy
among children of immigrants and chill
dr"n of natives The statement SAYS:
'onininS the comparison to children be-
tween tn" ages of 10 ANA II Years in the
United States as "a whole. $50 per cent
of the natiN" white children of native
parents ana Di per cent. of the native
white children of foreign born parents
arr. able I" read ana write. This sur
priSinG difference in favor of the. chil-
drcn Of the foreign born population is due
largely to tn" fact that tn" children Of
the foreign born immigrants live mainly
in IN" Northern AMI Western states
whcr" the pIhlic school systems have
already rcprhcd u high degree. of rhi-
ci"ncN. while great numbers of native
whit" children uf native parents i've III
the southern states and in that region
about a. per cent. Of such children are
illit"rdt". When III" comparison a. ear
ricd uUt hy geographic divisions the dii-
fcrcn'. between the two classes in each
part "f the United States, except the
South NtlantC states, is found 10 bc
much |. 50 than in the whole country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
CORNELl's EXPANSION.
Numerous New Buildings Planned on
Newly Acquired Land.

1thacH. \. y. oct 21.-Prcsideni
Schurman of coruel University. an
nornc'd Tho results &C the deliberations;
Of the annual fan meeting Of the board
Of trustees Of IN" university. which was
IN session, Saturday.
President Schuriranu's j -umnIcnda-
ton of imrIcdiut" ere, tiun uf Y hall for
arts ana hunIniti"s, to cost S.i0.no",
was adopted a"d tn" sit" for the build
Ing loratrd
\ rlan for the future expansion Of
'ornc! University on most magnificent
iineS was adopted and fur this Iur-
pos" III" president was authorized to
pu,"]ase iminodiIt"ly e acres of land
u the W"st of the library building. |;
Is proposed ~ erect six ueW costly
bu'ld!n;s on this Plot Immediately and
clSht '"T" IN the r-niot'' future.
~ Schcm, for tn" sUpt rHnnuatiun of
all professors at thr age uf 20 years
w2' adopted. 1t is prubahl. that Ill
rror,sY"r9 =" r,tircI Will h" r"usioued.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

! The Brewer officers are in search OF
man by the name of Bernard Dun
ham, who is wanted at OrringtOn for
the alleged theft of $50 from Harry
Baker OF that place. Durham is Il
member of the regular army ana was
at Orrington on a furlouEh.
Frank Jordan of Old Town, was
brought into the municipal court at
Bangor. Monday. and, after a short
hearing. Judge Bailey found probable
cause that the respondent was guilty
Of the crime charged against him.
which was the robbery of Clarence
Winchester ut the Exeter fair. The
State alleges that Jordan and Bcecher
Kendall committed the highway rob-
berry i'm company and that Kendall as
sauited Winchester while Jordan went
through his clothes. removing his
watch. money and some other articles.
At the conclusion of the hearing Jordan
was released on bail Of $500 which was
furnished by the father of the respond
e1t, Benjamin +. Jordan.
Frank a. Moore Of Ellsworth, who
was arrested in Skowhcgan, Friday, by
Sheriff Pennell on the charge of the
larceny of a gold watch and chain and
81. from Miss Nettie Il. Sawyer of Ban
gor. was brought before Judge Bailey
AT Bangor. Monday, when he entered a
plea of not guilty. The warrant for
MoOre's arrest was issued several days
ago at the complaint of Miss Sawyer.
who says tlat her property was taken.
Oct. Is. and that Moore disappeared on
that date. Last week, he was located
in Skowhegan. Moore and Miss Saw
Yer have been on more or less intimate
terms during the past summer, both of
them being employed at the Hotel Ev-
erard in Bar Harbor. Moore claims
that the watch and money We're given
to him by Miss Sawyer TO keep and
that he had no intention whatever of
stealing them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
NO MORE CONTRIBUTIONS
VIII Be Asked for Hners-New York
Frnenen VIII Handle Ccal.

a." York. p't .1.-Dauicl :. ia
'phS chairman of tho miners defence
.oinnitt," ~ The Central Federated
'hIoh, said III The meeting Of that
Dolly. sunday. that as the strik" of th'
'h'hracte miuers had been declared
o't IN" committee did not think it net
esSary to levy amy further cuntibu-
uohs for the miners.
Delegate Holland of til" Eccentric.
f'cinens Union said that 40 atten-
il"n VIII hc paid to the order here il
'ne International Assoc iltiou of Sta
uflar, fh"m,n directed members not
- handlc voM until nh the striking
nrrn"n at the mines are rcinstatcd.
t,s organization had decided that. us
'o' hieh Va, kcrS had c;ll!"d the strike
w. ho 'th"r Union had - right to in
'crirr..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
TWENTY ENGINES CALLED
To Threatening Blaze in the Mills
Building, New York.

New York. Oct 27.-Fire was dis
covered Sunday, in the upper part Of
the Mills building in the Wall street
annex and in the center of the finan-
cial district. When the firemen arrived
flames We're bursting out from the
eighth and ninth stories. The sub
treasury is across the street ana J. I.
Morgan'S Office only two doors away.
Twenty engines were summoned ana
for n time it was feared that conila-
grafton was imminent. but prompt and
hard work prevented the spread Of the
flames. The loss is estimated at abou:
10000
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
WAR AND DISEASE
Making Great lnroads in Fighting
Forces in Colombia.

Kingston. ia. oct. 25.-Thr Gcrman
steamer HrrcyHia reached here. Sunday.
port that CunSid. ra bic lighting iS going
ON in thc interior OF the country, the
rovolutionists taking advautae" of the
withdrawal % snN.rumc MT troops from
service on the isthmuS.
At SaYanila. the government soldiers
arc dying 1T an alarming rate from ~
Yer ana privatiurs. White tn. lcrcynia
Was lnuor"'l IT S;Nanill;t there were on
the pier the hon!"S of several soldiers;
who had died there and whos,. remains
hHu not b,"u removed. DScas, is rife
on that part Of tn" cpast. III" ships
officers had to check their own cargo ut
SIVaniliI and do other work themselves,
10 perform which colombianS are ascncr-
ally employed. it being impossible to get
local help.
The situation on the, iSthnus remains
h. s;in..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28

H,rciat conference summoned by
'"rd mayor Of London, represents
IS me mercantile banking ana manu-
iaeturing interests of the copital m.t
-, -dah*ion House. Monday, TO
tue Improvement of the facil-
- Vi 'sle port of London. on the
o''oi oi Lord Ayebury the confer
~. - aSreed 10 aproint a thorough
psesehtaiive. committee to approach
.n'e soFernment on the subject. ~hc
"'''h't'ee includes three representa-
.nes OF the city corporation. which al
e.us mad a snecial committee investi-
sa'ng The san,e question
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
BRUNSWICK. GA. FLOODED.
Heavy Rains Give the City More
Water Than 1t Needs.

brunswick. GA. oct. 21.-Asi q result
or continued heavy rains for the past
as hours, five blocks in tho center of
the 9. city are under water. and
considerable damage has been doIc.
rhe city fire department is under wa
ter ana both jaiIs ar. flooded. The
brunswick Electrical supply Go. has
been put entirely out of business by
the water and not Il light furnished by
that concern IS burning, tonight.
a heavy Eortheastcr has been pre-
willing for two ar three days Railroad
traffic has been badly interfcred with.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS
Disappointed at Small Delegation from
the United States.

Berlin, oct. .1.-Surp:isr and regret -
felt by the delegates :" the international
tuberculosis congress. which has been ia
session here, that the United States did
not have a larger representation. The
only American WHO attended the con-
greSS was Or Ven. Eager Uf the United
States Marin" hospital SrrViCf. who is
stationed at Naples. The last session of
the congress was held. Sunday. In the
opinion Of leading delegates IN" chief re
SiIIS Of the gathering have been To shaw
the progress made in Germany i'll sanlto-
ria and scientific appliances.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
CHOLERA IN MINDANAO.
Cholera Is Spreading There. but Dis
appears from, Manila.

Maria. oct. 21.-'The cholera IS
gaining a strong foothold on the island
Of Mindanao. 1t IS expected To spread
there ~ : il mas elsewhere in the Islands
Tho. disease continues TO bc bad in tue
province cf Iloilo. island OF Pdnay' pu1
ii is light elsewhere. 1t has Disappear
,,l from Manila. The cases reported
,ip 80 date exceed 1oo,ooe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
PATCHING UP PEACE.
Western League and American Associ
alton Quarrel Being Settled.

New YORK. OCT. eth" main object nf
the mculh, ~ of the national board of tho
National Association of Professional
i:usCball Leagues remaining in New
York after tn" annual meeting of III"
session had been adjourned became al
paront. today. when n number of confer
t,nrcs wcr. had between me members o1
tnc BOARD and tn" prIOCtpnl hackers "f
the Western l.caru" aud thr American
Association with the hop" of patching W
the difficulties existing b"twCrn these two
organizations. II WAS said that tn" tt-
forts at bringing about q settlement Of
IN. war would undoubtedly hc success
I'M
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28

Secretary Hitchcock has appointed
the following additional members OF
the board of pension appeals: Fredk.
W. Dennison. Wilkesbarre- Pa; James
T. West. Washington. d. C.; VIM. l..
Syinonds. Cleveland. o.; Luther NJ.
Walter. Kentucky: @. a. Leavift.
Houston. Mo-: +. J. Dallas. Topeka.
KaS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
DEPUTIES SENT HOME.
'"'s' &c Ready to Return in Case Of
Trouble.

naemokin. Pa. oct. a3.-one hun
m, puiieS. who We're on guard at
.,r,, 'oaieries in this region during the
r,dN we're s'nt home. Saturday night.
an, "'ders to be ready to return at
IN. ''''e Wheil notified, as it is feared
1T Nm be local strikes if all non-
sitons. ~ 'e''e' '''e'' n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
Rocr Generals Going Home.

London. oct. 21.--Tnc BRUSSELS cor
respondcnt of the Standard says ii Is
declared positively there that Gems.
Botha and Dclarey have Abandoned
their proposed tour OF the tnitea
States and win return shortly TO South
Africa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
FRENCH AERONAUTS
Want Some United Plan for Competing
at ST. Louis.

Prris Oct e1-A number of French
.,,rnny,,ts h.ld "a meeting here, Sunday for
the purpose IT ,evising a united plan nm
der which to eompete for the st. Louis
Exposition ;,eronatitic prize of sl0tso.
Emiiien Marceau. tnc inventor 81 the iiA :
ING rnachine lie Papilloi," was the prin-
cipaI promoter Of the meeting. III.
Drutsch. NJ. Santos Dumunt and other
leaders in aeronautics were invited but
did not attend.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
New York Cotton Market.

New York Oct. e.
Spot cotton dull. Middling uplands.
$40; do gulf, - sales, i42l bales
SIS: November. SIS: December S.St: Jan
uary. S.G3; February. S-31; March, 9.3;:
April. May. June. July. s.c6; August, SeA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
Hard Colds.

People whose blood is pure are not
nearly so likely TO take hard colds as
are others.
Physiology goes into the reason.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the blood
pure causing healthy action of the
mucous membrane and giving strength
and tone to all the organs and func-
tions.
This great medicine RECEIVERS the sys-
tenn after a cold, as no other does.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
At Home from Mine Duty.

+, t'N'urS. Pa. Oct. 2I-Battcry y.
o''liahd Of Capt. Wm. r. Rees, re-
~ from Ashland. Sunday. where
o,..;. idi been on guard duty in the
1y Gov. Stone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28

John Vincent. alias Dundorf, was ar
rested at New York. Monday. charged
with swindling by means of the FAKE
wire tapping game. The complain
ant is Thomas Jordan. Il saloon keeper
who SAYS Vincent got $4,000 from him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
Boston Market.

BpSton,A Oct. "a.
FLOuR-steady: spring patent. ii56s
10.
CORS-Easier: No. , yellow. .2,s.
OAT6-E'irm; No. clipped. 3sl.A139.
PORK-Stcady: ciie5-
LARD-Ffrmer. 1fasg1tss
BEEF-F'irm: extra sides. ffg1i3s: light
grass and cows. GWI.
LAMB--s@S2.
VEALS-Easy: 20
BUTTER-steady; extra creamery, s5sz
26: eastern. 24tz1c5.
CHEESE-Firm: new. feTSt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28

1000 subscribers at IS each Tor CO.
operative Investments in Stocks ana
Grain. These purchases and sales will
De managed bonorably and monthly
statements sent to all subscribers.
Dividends paid in 31.00 instruments
ELMER e. HUDSON,
60 State ST.. Boston, Mass.
oct25d3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28

EGGS-Steady; fancy, 21g3o; eastern.
.25GI21.
POTATOES-F'irm; Hebrons, c5I10
SCGAR--Unchanged; As.
MILL FEED-Firm. -
COTTON SEED MEAI-26o o5Jii2'.J0
MINED FEED-1ad2::. q
BRAN-Spring, Is. 251i1S.5O.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
New York Money Market.

NcW Ork, Oct-
Money on call closed steady at 3lrMi@
per cent: last loan at 81: per cent.
Prime mercantile paper per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 4s6.6a5 for
demand and at I.S2J for q, days.
Posted rates IA and iS1L.
commercial bills i.S3G i.S;.5.J.
Ear silver JG1s.
Mexican dOllar rs .elt.
.ry,tu MT hnntc Sfn3IT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28

high priced stocks were Off 2u3 points.
The close WAS weak. The active bond
issues were weak all round on small
dealings. Total sales. par value. 1865
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28

l'atlf.E Conklin. who was convicted.
last week. of murder in the first degree
for killing his wife was sentenced 10
death in the electric chair In the weess
beginning Dec. !. by Recorder Con. NJ
New York Monday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28

At Nashua. y. H.. Saturday. Mid
night Won the 2.15 trot: Emmet II. the
2.ea pace: Red Bird the 2.es trot; and
Enn,.er Hili fno a.f5 pace.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-28
Chicago Market.

Chicago, Oct. -.
Trading on the EourSe. today, was
rather quiet. but prices generally tended
upwards, December wheat closing =
higher. December corn sdh lower and
oats rAMs. lower. January provisions
closed from 2i.0l2i. higher.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WIlEAT-Oct., 7ih; Dec. 1.A; May,
CoRN-oc,., s7.,; Dec. 5isa7s; May.
GATs-Dec. new. 31d5s: May. 321sd1,.
MESS PORK-Oct., 1910; JAN, 1855;
GNRD--oct.. lI.27.s: Nov. ic.so; Dec.
ion: Jan. 3.21i+: May. S.52,..
SHORT RIBS-Oct.. ECO: Jan. SITE
May, $50.
CASH FLOtiR-Firm.
WHEAT-So. . spring. 1ei.n'3: No. 3,
s.172: No red. T0,sMTiE.
,CHN-No. =. 81. No. = yellow. O..
OaTS--Nc ., ~; No. . white, 81.
KYE-No. 2. i3l-.
BARLEy-t;ood feeding. i6fIi2.
MALTINfi-t'air to choice. IsT5S.
Fi.AxSEE.D--So. !. la: No. l north
western, l.s.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. ?.sJd3s,.
eIFSS I'ORk-iS. .aTrlGtr.
J.ttsD--1i. .z.,sI i5.G.
SHORT RII:S. SIDES -lf.Gai2oc.
SHOULDERS saIicd, 9.'5Miyt1
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-il..5ni2.to
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