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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-25
SEC. AND MRS. LONG
Entertain Friends on the Dolphin at
Washington.

Washington. April 24.-Secretary> of
the Navy and Mrs. Long. who will leave
Washington, next week, on the retire
ment OF the secretary from his present
position. entertained at their last cabi-
net dinner. this evening. on board the
L. S. s. Dolphin now anchored at the
navy yard.
The ship was brilliantly illuminated
from stem to stern by tiny stars of
electric light. The cabin. which served
ut the dining room, was decorated in
Tags and small arms grouped about the
walls, while the center piece of the oval
table was a model Of the L. S. s. Mas
saohusetts. borrowed from the navy
department. The miniature ship was
banked in crimson Rambler roses.
which also gave the keynote to the ordi-
nary table DECORATIONS. portion of
the Marine Band played on the deck
throughout the dinner.
The guests included the President
and Mrs. Roosevelt, Secretary Hay.
Secretary and Mrs. Shaw. Attorney
General and Mrs. Knox. Postmaster
General Payne, Secretary ana Miss
Wilson, Rear Admiral Terry. command
ant of the navy yard. and Mrs Terry:
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Gleaves.
Miss Louise Jones and Miss Long.
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been clothed with unlimited power TO AT
The presence of Col Rogers at the meet
ing made it apparent that the suoJ.ct "
the war between the National ana AIne ,,
lean Leagues would be gone over az IehSl -
and a definite plan adopted. ,
1t was only a few days ago that inc
Philadelphia supreme court l'inneu NV
a decision favorable to Col rogers III
ing order prohibiting Lajoie from Play
ing further with the Philadelphia Amer
lean League club. 1t was praGticdhy ut
cided before the last National League
meeting adjourned. a fund OF %lVV,0JJ
should be raised for carrying on wal
against the American League. what Ell
feet the PENNSYLVANIA decision Will have
on any contemplated action OF the Ma
tional League. was one s ot ine s1OJeo''
Just before the committee went INTO
session, Chairman Brush announces ~,
no information would be gwen out uhul
late hour. He admitted thaL Se s'.'.I,,,
matters of vital importance 10 tIie iV"5u'
would be acted upon. -
Soon after the committee was IN SGT
sion Andrew Freedman OF New YORK
and Edward Hanlon ana CharlGs DID, pe,r'
of BROOKLYN, entered the meeting room,
making six of the eight clubs that were
represented at the meeting. $780,
LATE tonight a communication address,
ed to league umpireS was slE'h outi
called attention to the necessity of these
officials maintaining discipline. Chairman
Brush said that the question or the play
ers who left the National for ne amer
can League had gone over cafeiully. Tic
added:
at will take time, however. to thor
ouphlv sift the matter and decide definite
~ on policy. the committee VIII meet
tomorrow morning. Col. rogers IS mere
ana we are discussing the effect OF the
oIIt / definite line Of action before leaving
New York.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York April 2i.-The important in
fuence Of the grain crop prospect upon
the stock market was again demonstrate
ed. today. After strong opening, prices
Wavcred ana commenced to 20 back when
the weather map was published showing
almost no rain precipitation east Of the
Rocky mountains. But when the wheat
markets opened ana revealed an active
liquidation there at declining prices
stocks promptly BEGAN 70 pick up again.
The persistent sagging Of the price OF
wheat was accompanied by growing ana
broadening strength III stocks with the
notable demand conferred ON the grain
carrsing railroads. There were other
factors which conjoined TO help the re-
coyery in stocks. The annual report Of
the Lake Shore Railroad was Il lalDID.e
influence on all Of the Nanderbilts and
indirectly On the whole railroad list on
account Of the enormous earning power
revealed and the prosperous traffic conGi-
lions. The disclosure OF the purchase ny
the Lake Shore Of a large block Of Iehish
Valley stock ana admissions on the part
of the principal banking house interested
in the COaicrs that purchases Of Reading
were being mace bOlh by New York CeH-
trail Pennsylvania ana the GOulds was
taken as Confederation Of the extensive
community of interest being sbiiSheG
in the whole coal transportation Industry.
New York Central recovered strongly 2.
from its recent depression. Lake Shor.
Itself and Michigan Central. owing to the
small floating supply outside the New
York Central treasury, rose Is and IS .
respectively on a very light demand.
United States Steel stocks shared in the
strength Of the market for the first time
in many weeks. rising IL each on ac-
count Of the very active conditions in
the trade. The money market continued
easy with evidence Of continued recuper-
alton Of the banking reserves. The bond
market was quite active and strong. To-
tai sales, par value, S5.SlJ.VD. United
States bonds were all unchanged on the
LAST call
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WRECKED WHALERS
Tell of Loss Of Vessel, Sunk by An En-
ragged Whale.

New York, April 24.-Among the pas
sengers who arrived, today, on the
steamer Madiana from the West Indies
were Chief Bowman Manuel Niero and
seven members of the crew of the whal-
ing bark Kathleen of New Bedford,
which was struck by whale and cap
sized. The whale boat. containing the
chief bowman and his crew, succeeded
in reaching the island of Dominica,
March rs. The other members of the
crew, some 80 persons in all, including
one woman, We're picked up and landed
in Pcrnambuco.
Manuel is a mulatto, and the seven
survivors of the crew are Cape Cod
men. They told the following story:
we were stove in. ST. Patrick's day,
in the afternoon. We had been cruising
all the season off the east coast of Bra
I'll. About noon on March Il, we ran
into Il school of whales. Four boats
were lowered The captain, the cook
aud the cooper stayed on the bark. We
Killed three whales without any trouble
and had one alongside before dark TWO
more We're being toWed to the bark,
when the lookout saw another spout,
and the skipper told us to go after him
We approached softly and drove the
iron IN up to the shank. The whale
sounded, as they always DO. but did not
80 down deep. He came right up be
side the boat, thrashing and hitting
about with his tail. He seemed to sight
the bark, for he started for it like a
streak. The whale rammed the bark.
striking her just abaft midships and
STAYING in the sides. He drew back
and gave her a couple more blows with
his tail then turned and went booming
away, spouting clear ana strong.
The Kathleen was on her beam ends
ana taking i'll water fast. She filled
ana sank in about 20 minutes. W,
eight men We're in an open boat. 10,
miles east of Ban bados. the nearest
! land. The boat had in it Il cas-; Of wa
ter ana box Of biscuits. We fitted
her UP with jury rig and started foi
| Barbados. We were II days in the boat
"At o'clock in the morning and al
! 6 o'clock in the evening 4 gill OF waite!
| ANA two biscuits were served to each
man. The weather was clear and tbs
! sea was smooth. on the 18th day we
made the little island Of Dominica and
| were taken care Of
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New York Produce Market.

New lOFh. ApTll n.
FLOUR-Reccipts, .. 421 bis; exports.
1870 bbs: sales. 9-l0 pkgs.; market was
less active but steadily held a old prices.
WHEAT-R zCeipts .. S00 bush: ex4iorts,
2+l.237 bush; sales. ;, $4,000 isuan fulur,s.
16,ooo bush. spot: spot WEAK; No. rod.
ISIS elevator: Ne. , red. SOS b anpat
No. l northern Duluth 2i5s I o b an1at
No. ! hard Manitoba. SS1s o b afi1at
CORN-Receipts. 26255 bush: exports.
500 bush; sales. 10000 bush. futures; spot
easier; No. ,, 1Gll elevator and IFS b
afloat.
Receipts. 1000 bush: exports,
$40 bush; spot quiet; No. ,. 50: No. 3. a. (;
NO. white, 5.,4; No. white. 80; track
mixed western, 1900: track white, 526s56-a
BEEF-Strong.
CUT MEATS-F'iTm.
LARD-Steady; western steamed. 1854:
refined firm: continent, 1850; :. a.. II;
compound, SHGL.
.PoRk-F'irmer; family, 19G190; shor;
clear. 1922.
BUTrER-Cnsettled creamery. 23N2G;
factory. 2lI2S!2; renovated. 2l42f: state
dairy. 23625.
PETROLEJ M-Steady.
RESI- N-Steady.
TURPENTINE -FTrrn. 45lz1ie.
RJCEISteaiy.
MOBASSE S-Firm.
SUGAR-Raw, firm; fair refining ~;
centrifugal 30 test. u.s. moiasses sugar.
rs; refined, steady.
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HARD STRUGGLE.
Many an Augusta Citizen Finds the
Struggle Hard.

With back constantly aching.
With distressing urinary disorders.
Daily existence is but a struggle.
No need to keep it up.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Augusta people endorse this claim.
Mr. Thos. H. Colby of 20 West Crcs-
cont street, says: Il cannot praise
Doan's Kidney Pills as highly as their
wonderful value warrants. Before !
used them | was in an exceedinly bad
state from a deranged condition of my
kidneys. l had dull heavy ache III
my back nearly all the time. | could
not be on my feet more than five min
ut,s at a time without suffering from
tho too frequent action of the kidney
s.crrtionS. Two boxes of Doan's Kid
nev pills, sold at e. X. Partridge'S Old
Reliable drug store, opposite the post
office cured me. | say cured without
hesitation as | have had no return of
the trouble since. and it was several
months ago that / took the treat
.nsnt. \ lady who was keeping house
for ne took several boxes If the REM
cdy and was greatly benefited.
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster Milhurn Co, Buffalo.
y. Y. sole agents for the |. s.
Remember The and
take 10 substitute.
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STOPPED BY POLICE.
Yanger Given the Decision Over httcii
at St. Louis.

ST. Louis. April 2i.-The fight. tonight,
at the West End Club between Benny
Yanger the Upton SIasher." OF Chicago.
and Abe Attell of San Francisco. Was
stoppe.! by the police in the 18Th round.
the officers believing that Atteli WAS on
the point If being Knocked out Referee
George Silsr gave the decision to Yam
ger. although Attell was still full Of
fight.
The affair was sceeduled to go Is rounds
with the privilege Testing with the ref
eree) of extending it five more rounds
in case he should not be satisfied that
either man had q distinct advantage at
the close of the 18th interval When the
battle had progressed to the full limit
the men were on even terms and Refelee
Siler called upon them to so the addition
al five rounds.
The fight was probably the most scien-
tific. fastest and fisrcest ever seen in St.
Louis. rangers aggressiveness and ter
rife hitting power won him the decision,
the California boy succumbing to a storm
of blows in the last four rounds. AtteIl
exhibited remarkable courage and fought
with desperation to the very last.
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KETCHAM'S DENIALS.
Sticks to Statement That He Did Not
Help Wreck Bank.

Rutland. We. April 2i.-The taking or
testimony in the trial of John w. ketch-
am for alleged completely in wrecking the
Farmers National Bank of Vergennes.
was concluded. today. and arguments liz
ing.
Mr.. Ketchlm was on the stand all the
forenoon and good share of the after
neon session. His direct testimony was
a continuation of that given, yesterday.
and he reiterated his statement that ne
did not take any money from the bank
and did not know that any was being TAX
en- by anyone else. He underwent a rigid
examination without wavering from mis-
former statement at any point.
District Attorney Martin brought out
the fact that when Mr.. ketcham entered
the bank as an official he possessed only
about $500, and that since that time he
had started several weekly newspapers
and bought several valuable horses
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CHICAGO Market.

tsfilC1Ep- 4AitE4l IL
Bulls in the grain pits changed front
the profits. After yesterdays remark
able advance of dry weather dusty
weather map started prices firm, bu;
rains brought a scare and liquidation Wa
the order of the day. Prices slipped down
badly. May wheat closing 1isfyss lower
May corn Tx depressed and May oats i&,
off. Provisions were independently firm
and closed Ma to 5l1i5
The leading futures closed as follows:
" 80 Inlay, I5l4GSs: July. 1850 i
GoRN-May. esia: July. ssk: sept. esZ
oATS-May. 49,: July toldl. $685.; do.
new. S5ss; Sept. told), 32ls; do. new,
foRK-May, 1879; July. 17esz; sept.
! I "a $50; July, 1ca1Oosss: sept,
: 81: sHoET RIRs-May. s25; July. a4aa
CASH FLOUR-F'irri
9, w NiiEAT-No. spring, 7o7s; No. red,
CORN-No. yellow. esg.
OATS-No- ?. 4iIt.: No . white 4sIs3
fele1; No. 3 white. ft74Issls,
RYE-No. ?. 59aaB54.
BARJEY-ts0od feeding. ells.
MALTiNG-Fair to choice. Gsde9.
FLAXSEED-No. ], Ics; No. / north
western. 49,
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, 6.goa7.
MESS BORE-16 S0sgS5
IARD-9. sTi5ass9s 30
SHORT RIBS. SIDE@o. s0<74 80
SH0UI DERS-Drv saitetf. Iss1N.
ShoRT CLEAR SIDES-3.1 Duas0.
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BOGUS POSTAL CARDS.
Inspector Stuart Runs Down a Clever
SwindIe at Chicago.

Chicago. April PA post office fraud
involving the issue and circulation Of
millions OF postal cards. was brought 10
a close, tonight. BY Post Office Inspector
Stuart. who arrested Louis Smith and
confiscated over 10000 cards, printing
presses, cardboard and plates.
Smiths scheme. according to inspector
stuart was 10 have the one comoany
enamel quantity of the cards as though
they were to be used for a perfectly ic-
Ultimate purpose. He had another firm
engrave plate with Jefferson's head on
an invitation card. Still another he had
engrave THE United States Of America. =
Then he would place all these parts to.
gether and thus complete an excellent
imitation postal card
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THE WOODEN WEAvERs
Take Exceptions to the Claims OF
Treasurer Wood.

Providence. r. l., April 24-The execu-
tive board Of the strikers at Olneyvillc,
tonight, issued statement in reply 10
that of Treasurer Wood of the American
Wooden Co. They take exception to the
claims made concerning the number OF
looms in operation and assert that the
ducing the sort of goods which are be-
iEg made in the mills on strike. except
ut the Fulton mill at Fulton. n. Y. In
Wawrence the Washington mill has 800
looms. The company claims that 100
looms are running. There are only q
yeavers working. yesterday, and there is
doubt as to whether seven of the Aum-
Der are weavers.
The total number of looms in the mills
on strike is 4IS1. OF these less than 81
are running even when all the claims OF
the company are conceded and counting
learners as weayers.
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A S1oo,Oo FUND
Raises by National League % Fight
American League.

New York. April GA meeting of the
executive committee of the National
League. the new executive body created
at the recent harmony session of the big
magnates. was held at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, tonight Those present We're john
T. Brush of Cincinnati. chairman: A. Fl.
Soden of Boston: James Hart of Chicago:
and n. L. Young, secretary OF the league.
tee, Col. John |. Rogers of Philadelphia,
was at the meeting.
This is the first meeting OF the execu-
tive committee. but ever since the league
meeting adjourned the members have
been in constant communication regard
ing the situation. The committee has
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INVESTIGATION WELCOMED
BY the Chicago Packers Of the Beef
Trusts Methods.

Chicago. April 24.-United States Dis
trict Attorney Bethea refused 10 make
any statement tonight. about the ac-
ton that he will take under Attorney
General knox's instructions. Il have
absolutely nothing to say" he said.
when the Washington announcement
was read to him.
a representative of the packing
houses said that the packers welcomed
q full investigation of their relations
with each other and the conduct of
their business. In their behalf he en-
tered a denial to all charges that they
are IN a combination to control prices
or in restraint OF trade.
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The Peabody Medical Institute
No. 4 DuLFINCH ST


Opposite Revere House Bostou
Established in 1850 for the scientific ard
expert treatment and speedy cure OF
all
Oisease and Weaknesses of Men.
from whatever cause arising. More than
10 years of unprecedented and unvaryinS
success have made this Institute pre-en,-
inent and famous throughout the land.
attending physicians from the Harvard
Medical College and the old College Of
Physicians and Surgeons Consultations
by letter or in person, 3 TO 6. Sundays ID
10 l. Know Thyself Manual FREE TO
men only. cents for postage The
Science of Life or REPRESENTATION: the
best medical work OF this or any age: $40
PIP with engrayings and prescriptions for
all prevailing diseases. only 81 by mail.
sealed Write for these books today.
Naoe Mecum. keys TO health and happi-
ness
The Peabody Medical Institute has
many imitators, but no eQuals.-Boston
Herald.
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TRAVELLING TOO FAST.
Senator Clark Called into Court by
Bicycle Police.

Washington. April 2i.-When Senator
Clark OF Montana. arrived at the Senate
annex. today. in automobile he was in
terviewed by two bicycle policemen VINO
that he had been exceeding the sDea,s
limit of II miles an hour. The senate.
declared that he had not been going MOI.
inssn ~ miles an hour The officers re-
quested that the chauffeaur appear N
the police court, tomorrow, and the sen
ator announced that he would do So. He
also added that he did not intend to vio-
late any regulations. but he did not in
tend to be subjected to unnecessary an
ncyanees and would fight the case 10 tbs
end
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. April 2i.-The followin.
Maine pension changes, resulting from
the issue of April I. are announced:
original, Albert F. Berry. Denmark. S.;
henry G. Morse. Cherryfield. IS: Edward.
Il Sargent. Portland. S. Increase. resto-
ramon. reissue. etc, Robert Magee Togus
l2: Samuel l.. Miller. WaIdoboro. sI0.
Aivah j. Hewey. Auburn. 81: VIM. II.
Hudson. Ocean View. 81 Original. wild
cws, etc, Jane S. Sherburn. Milo. S.
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FATAL PRACTICAL JOKE.
Man Pretending to Be a Highwayman
Killed by Friend.

Chicago. April ga practical joke ter
minated fatally for Edward l.. Miller.
when q man he had laughingly ordered
to throw up his hands" drew a revol-
yer and shot the supposed thief decd 10
seph T. Brown. who fired the shot was
friend of his victim. both men having
lived in the same house for several
months.
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Lewrence. Z: lowell. 3.

Lawrence. Mass. April 2i.-T4awrencc
defeated Lowell here. this afternoon. by
a score of I TO 3. kiobedanZ pitched
three innings for Lawrence and had the
visitors at his merry. The score:
Lawrence 80 l ? o G-7-13-6
Lowell ..2 0 o o 0 0 e. SO
Batteries-Long. CoughIin. klobedanz
and Banyan; Hird and Darlington.
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American League Standing.
National League.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Brooklyn IL 6 o 0 5-16-16-1
Philadelphia / 5 1 0 l o 6-l0-7
Batteries-McMahon and Ahern; Voor-
hees. Salisbury and Jacklitsch. Umpire,
Brown. Time. 2.05. Attendance, 21tS.
AT NEW YORK.
Boston mil o 4 0 1-S-10-i
New York 40 l 0 0 Q 0 81 -
atteries-Malarley and Eittredge;
Mathewson and Yeager. Umpire ODay.
Time, 1.42. Attendance, 1920.
AT PITTSBURG.
Pittsburg 80 l 0 o 0 I O-3- s.
Chicago .......4 0 o o 0 G-5-10-3
Batteries-Chesbro and thinner; Will
liams and King. Umpire, Cantillon.
Time, As Attendance, 3400.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati ..2 o 0 OF 1850
St. Louis $3.50 0 2 0 o 0 0 0-2-9-i
Batteries-IIahn and Peitz; ]. a. O'NeI!,
WICKER and Ii. j. O'Neil. Umpire Ems
lie. Time, 80. Attendance, 1850.
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National LEAGUE Schedule.

Friday-Boston at Philadelphia. Ncv-
York ut Brooklyn. S.. Louis nj Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsourg
STANDARDIZATION at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York. st. Louis at Gin
cinnati. Chicago at Pittsburg.
Sunday-April 27-St Louis at Cincfn
natl Pittsburg at Chicago.
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western. l19.
1890 -
Boston Market.

Boston April a.
FLOTR-Firmer and higher. a. 2.islt'7 x
CORN-IfiEher. No . Yellow -
OATS--Eigher. 81
PoRk--UnchaEsed al-7sG2t.75
BEEF-Firmer
vEALS-Yery firm. eIia.
LAMB-Ffrmer. 1lskGisH.
LARD-Unchanged, IsxN1s
BUTTER-Lower; northern, y z5aS
western. s7Tz7s
CEiEESE-Fi
EGGS-Easy; western, Tfl1S. eastern
fsss51.dlSss. 4
bzons, 81.
STGAR-UnchanEea s.75.
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American Leaaue ScheduIe.

"Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and Sa.-
urday-Boston at Washington. Philade.l-
pima at Baltimore, Cleveland at S.. Louis.
Detroit at Chicago
Sunday. April 2T-Detroit at st. Louis,
Cleveland al Chicago.
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This Is a Point for the Americans.

St Louis April 2I.-In the circuit court.
today, Judge Fisher announced to counsel
that he would defer consideration of the
petition of Frank DeHaas Robson. pres
ident Of the st. Louis National Lcagu
club, for an order against L. Emmett
Heidrick. restraining him from playing
with any other club.
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Bates, 9; Amherst Asgies, 8.

Amherst. Mass, April I.-Bates College
defeated the Massachusetts Agricultural
College here. today. at baseball. . to 8.
Bod1ish and Hunt pitched for the Massa-
chuSetts team and Ahearn caught. Alien
and Stone We're the battery for the Wis
itors.
Bates ..2 0 o 0 4 0 2-9-10-S
Amherst III 1 o o q o s C-S- Sc
Batteries-Allen and Stone; Hunt and
Ahearn.
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Nationa! League Standing.
Other Games.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z; Lowell, s.
At observation-disclosures High 10: Ban
gor High, ).
At Andover-Andover. u-1s-s; Dart
mouth. still
At Observation-Disclosures Seminary, .:
Coburn Classical Institute, I'll innings.
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New York Money Market.

NV OK. AprlI 7.
Money on call closed steady at al.m4l.
per cent; last loan At ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper as yer cent.
Sterling exchange firm at ASS for de-
mand and mt i.SJa.I1. for 81 days.
Posted rates l.S6 and 4.SSE.
Commercial bills 4.344m+S54.
Bar silver 51Ei.
Mexican dollars Il.
Government bonds steady.
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Australia Is for Penny POSTAGE.

London. April 2t-Australia has given
aer adhesion to the imperial penny pos
lase system She had held aloof hitherto
on the plea that the adhering to sysfern
would result in loss of revenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-25

Cotton futures closed stcOdy. April.
go; May, aa3; June, 9.%3; July, J28; Au-
gust. 9.G5: September. &43; October. 82i:
November, S.15; December, S.l1; January,
sly.
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New York Cotton Market.

New YORK. April -
Cotton spot closed quiet: Aiiddiine In
lands 81: do Gulf, 81. Sales, i.S-
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Financial.
Tel. 52-2.

II. Is. purinton. President, Fairfield, Me-
Dana p. Foster, Attorney, WateryiiIe. Me
H. Il. ElstOu, Director. Norristown. pa.
A 2. Pratt, ice-President, Boston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,

Furnished Daily by the Federal Stock
and Grain Co.; office, vickery Block,
Augusta, Maine.