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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-07-10

.lt AL POINTS. Knox county cit
e.Ia spirited convention at Rock
s' week, manifesting their desire
the prohibitory liquor law Wig
enforced. Edward S. Vose of
g. a former deputy sheriff, was
tied for sheriff. An active cam
Us to be conducted and Sheriff
has promised his assistance. -.
emocrats of the Second Congress
district of Maine nominated II.
4 Auburn for congress, July 1st,
.r convention in Auburn. Mr..
, The junior member of the Ding
Shoe Co., Auburn. The full
s from Oregon show that with the
."u of governor the Republican
t,ce for State officers were elected
,drgest majoritles in the history
~tdte, the average being over 49,
tile one candidate for supreme
dgeship won by 17,146 votes.
victory of which the Republi-
1r the proudest is the one achiev-
ongressman. In the first district
rsSlnan Tongue is reelected by
,Irallty, as compared with plur-
I jol9 in June, 1900, and a plural
VII IN 1898. In the second dis
NJ Williamson is elected to sue
"ngressman Moody by plurality
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-07-10

the allied Powers which still retain sol
diers in Tien Tsin to evacuate that place
in conformity with the spirit of the
agreement of Pekin.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-07-10

Sacrifice hits, Graham, Goode. Two-base
hits, Cowing, Ring. Bases on balls, off
Gorham, 0; off Bucknam /. Hit by pitched
ball, by Bucknam. Struck out by German,
3; by Buckman, I; by Coombs l. Umpire
l. NJ. Cottrell, Scorer, Frank Twombly.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-07-10
OBITUARY.

MI. Daniel Baker died Thursday morn
ing, July sd, at his home in Liberty. of pa
ralysis Of the throat, after an Illness of
only few days. Mr. Baker was born
in Dover, Me. in 1876, and lived there
until he was two years old, when his par
ents moved To- Knox, Me, where he lived
until % years ago, when he moved to Liberty
village since which he has been a constant
resident. He was married in 1888 to Miss
Mary Wentworth Of Knox, who is still liy-
ing one 5, n, Freeman, was born to them
who died about two Years ago one brother,
William Baker of Liberty, and sister, Mrs
Ann Brown of Boston, survive him. Mr
Baker was a man of sterling integrity, very
companonable, and will be missed by young
and cid alike. The funeral services We're
held in the Baptist Church, conducted by
Rev Thomas f. Pentecost of Montville. The
interment was at East Knox.
John Pascal, a veteran shipbuilder, died
in Rockport July 2nd. Deceased was a ma
tive of Warren, coming to Rockport fifty
years ago, where he had ever SINCE been in
the employ OF Carlton. Norwood X Com
pany as master builder. He mad built 81
vessels. Mr.. Pascal is survived by one son
and sister
Capt. Jacob i. Walls, well known resi-
dent Of Seal Cove. died at his home July l.
aged about SO years. Capt. Walls was IA
man thoroughly respected and reverenced
by young and old. A sincere and conSclen-
tious Christian his work is ended and the
reward sure.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-07-10

Waterville accepts defeat at the hands of
Belfast very gracefully. 1t was a red hot
game and an honorable defeat The team
was naturally tagged after its hard work of
Friday and the early start and long ride on
the train previous to the game Saturday.
Under these conditions no one expected it
to play it's limit and everyone is well salts
fed with the result When Belfast comes
down for the return game Waterville will
show her how the game is played on the
kennebec.-Watterville Cor. Kennebec
Journal.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-07-10

The Fairfilds and Belfasts met in Bel
fast yesterday afternoon. Fairfield won 8
to Z.
The Belfasts will go to Waterville by rail
to-day, Thursday, and to Bucksport by ex-
cursion on steamer Castine tomorrow.
Saturday the Bangors will come to Bel
fast
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

8 sSgs &C. G. % sSSs e s
good 70 prime 81 Das2 25 40 Maine selected seed per
% state Pre sTs''6e prims
ylnslsnd per s1 Salf 10 e6i siSs2
Colossal per dozen 6ane6es ssaS4 do
ss a S en- 100 ss sa. ? 80
SsSS n DO per crate g. 2gS 90 saso3ses No55I m ae
81 oo9S2 25 DO Florida q S9as2 celery FT9pid9 @ poor
f2sh ns .ss 81 pt4 s e oas 81 sa H
bbl 81 50q$2 do Southern poor 10 good per half bbl
basket 25g75c onions. Esypan ~ n sacS 81 80
leans per bb g 55Ssa s. az White White fancy per S6I
90 Is ss35 'gsss SS.iS e SsSs
Island sRd Jersey Ser o6 SuncSes 81 56ss radishes
fox basket 4Oa6Gc rcmaine. southern. per basket
% f PeT 5S % b sr 5ca s. y yeoS S2'si s
81 p; do Havana. white per half bbl crate 75eQSl .;
% %tgTnps Canada Russia, per Dbl 81 do North caEoIin@
per gs s 1G no o 6 f9 goGd S gh 8 soaSS 81,
g Bs peG sPmns In ow and 1 . % IS at amSs SS
only peddiinE sales At sGsc per
snd M E 81 % per ss gallon Robs for b been lbss Of
Small lots Of new are arriving from the South and sell
SIC per gallon There is California extracted here
sales are reported in the south and the rm tenor Of ad
Ses oS b m1kes 3 Little little stronger hons here @ though
Shq333c; do No l Spanish. shelled 4%c; do Virginia
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-The market maintained all
OF the satisfactory sentiment laey noted Buyers
the fractional Advance on prime and No without hesi
tatton and sellers likely to strain the current
action of trade No lower when Of quality
merit are saable but prices show no inttmation OF
hardening. Clover mixed and clover plain exhibit all
Of the indefinite this part spring and sales
Prime, large bales per 100 No. 922G95c; No l. s5q9Oc
No ,, I5GS0c; No g. 60d65c; grade 40455c; clover
mixed 6ogTOc: clover. 55q6c small bales 2ec less than
large prime and No and No and under &c less than
large. STRA W-Ral receipts moderate. the
periodical deliverance barges keeps
good supplies m sight Frices long steady
75qsoc per 100 10 Receipts of hay and straw in tons
Produce
son River Railroad $50; Erie. 2I0; West Shore, 60
Lehigh Valley 210 Baltimore and Ohio 80; Ontario and
Western 20; Central Of NewJersey. 90; river boats no.
total 11S0 tons; exports bales 363 Liverpool
23O by rail.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

West on the top OF this was a urinary n,oveos,t -
made light very small spring wheat tusr sTri 3 yeah
outside markets were stronger than New-York led by
We're noted in Kansas clear weather predicted for
hsS 1e1 G nc on1s claimed that not enough moisture
eonpants were numerous Of damage from excessive rains
materially suggesting oversod condition. az thew have
been furnishing large quantities export this rrng ami
Ing here and in other during the day was chiefly
vorable Weather % accounts put out recently on ia
Liysrpool and 5@l0 points decline at Paris At New
York the export trade included No Northern
Manitoba loads Of No Northern Duluth loads Of
10 marc winter and Dads Of spring wheat ouports
and Duluth $4,000 bush. mostly Manitoba To the local
Buffalo. Quotations Of cash wheat o b snoa basis
were @ as follows No red s9isc elevator eosc export
No Northern Duluth S2hc to arrive; No / Northern
arrive No NrPen RPeGmPi Ms1obd No hare Manitoba to
ern Manitoba s2bc both arrive: hard New-Yorx
with the market YESTERDAY Add by REPORTS
3 o. 700 rnuch rain in the leading States and
-I,d @ sdi carrot estimates at Chacgo, they lifted
nbDe G4er the he N GhGSso ana about as much here shorts
where from half an nch of rain In the central
western corn belt Monday night. due
was only the climax of prolonged to complaints Of
zoo Much moisture and possibilities Of reduced
the trade was quick to its short
the rains that scheduled for Chicago
on SO far could be learned however the
corn was not conspicuous trader during day.
ported 100000 there was none at the seaboard
FINAL prices here showed lc net advance. No .
No 2 white; 7o1sc and No yellow, roc. all aioat
basis oAIs1Responsive to the strength and
country offerings showed moderate during
trade were bush No cats closed at Acc; No
4St9a41e; track white. 4a95ic No white clips, Sic 80.
~ E-Market hr1n. No l Western 649sc, and No
RRsRffIP e35 ami s1Sn sT2t state o Tys s@6s a.
and mailing 67'A@73c. both c / New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. May 6. 1902.
BEEVES-No receipts and sales reported. Dressed
beef steady city dressed native Sides 912Qllc per 10
Gables quoted American live cattle selling at 14lsG15c
carried Liverpool to-day 425 cattle and 1886 sheep
for j. Shamberg & 425 cattle for SchwaTzschild e
Sulzberger 5000 Of beef (esated) the
Morris Beef Company the Madana. the West Indies
for Liverpool estimated 110O the
Morris Beef Company and 16JO quarters for Swift Co.
the Philadelphia Southampton Will take 900
for Schwarzschild & Suzberger and the Antlia,
the West Indies, I cattle for D. c. Culver.
CALVES-Receipts, all for the market and all at Six
tieth-st 1919 head No trading. City dressed Veas
71zd1Oc per 10. Country dressed slow at 61aGS12c.
SHEEP AND LAAMBS-Receipts all for the market.
ried from yesterday total Of Az to be sold
2a Jersey SXtieh-st. Sheep quoted
steady sales of lambs steady prices
About y Of stock carried over A deck Of
do at 81 5O 9911c per b dressed
11913e; dressed spring lambs. $3q$6 50 per
carcass.
SaIes-D. Harrington: 494 unshorn Western lambs 81
average, 81 so per 100 10.
Newton Coz 90 clipped State lambs, 7s n. at s6 %
Tobn & Shannon date yesterday: 46 clipped and
shorn Indiana sheep. 1l9 10 at So 90
HOGS-Receipts cars 1.0T0 head; about two cars
changed at 7Q912c per 10 for extreme weights.
Sales-S Sanders date yesterday 33 State hogs $50 10
average 81 25 100 % do, 104 10, 81 20:
roughs $40 n. at S6 Is do $50 10. at Sc 20.
Judd Co Gate yesterday: 96 Western hogs. 163 N,
Sc l15 100 ~ So 30.
H. Hume Bro. date Yesterday: 60 State hogs 15s
n at 81 25; ; do 2OS 10. a Sc 25
Andrew yesterday: IS State pigs, 50 10.
81 II State hogs. 1872 ID. 81 5 roughs, 800 10,
II H. Hollis date yesterday: state hogs, 100 n, at
81 So IS do 211 ~ at 81 %; rough 300 ~ at Sc 30;
do. 273 N, at So 5.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

steady. List prices unchanged. We quote; Cut
leaf crushed and dominos 5.20c mould A. 505c cubes;
495c; xxx powdered. 4s5c; powdered powdered
and fruit powdered 4S0c: Eagle confectioners granu-
lated. 1850 Eagle granulaed 4s0e;
Ioage n 10 bags granulaed 4.eOc.
Eagle 10 bags Of fine granuated. 4 s5c Eagle hne
Granulaed standard granulated and diamond A. 410c;
sonfeetioners A. 45oe; No l. 4S5e; Nos and - 3Oe.
No 4. 425c; No 20c No g. 4i5c No 4.05c: No 5,
8 95c: No o. $500 No 10 3s5c No il Soc Nos i2 IL
and H. 375c No Is, 37Oc; No 16 S65c; 25 n bags Of
me granulated 4T0c. The local for sugar
was steady. with sale Of 1000 bags muscovado and
oasses spot &c and 2Ac respectively. basis
test and the market closed at those prices with 80
6s ~ - - - ~-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
RosroN WOOL MARKEr.

Boston, May 6-There has been change in the con-
don OF the wool market here this week The strikes in
wOOllen mills throughout England acted like
blight the market and buyers using them
club depress values While there been quOtable
change from week TO week the tendency has been down
ward for some time and the average Of quotations is
fully 1c lower than the high point touched in January
Territory woods dull Choicest staple
quoted Fine. 5Of52c fine medium. 4T64Sc; medium. 45c
The ordinary Territory grades selling the
basis: Fine. 4TG4sc; fine medium. 43a45c. medium
3S 40c. Fleece woods have had inquiry.
have been very light Ohio Xxx and above is quoted at
27G27l2c; X 23624c; No 1, 2662Tc: Michigan X and
above 21622c: No l. 2J626c Australian continue
quiet; Queensland combing. 6766sc. and Port Philip
cOmbing C70sl. 74G75c and OhC 6O-64sl. 6s670c.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Idverpool May 6-CIosing Wheat spot quiet: red
Western winter stock; No Northern spring IS 4sd;
July 6s 1hd: September. Is 3hd Corn-Spot steady
American mixed new American mixed, old. IS 9d
futures quiet: July IS I7sd: October IS 13sd Peas
6s 1fled. Flour-St Louis fancy winter
SIS London tPacihc COast), firm 3 15s0
15s Beef strong India mess. Oos Pork
prime mess Western 76s Hams-Short cut, II rs 70
steady. Bacon hrm Cumberland cut. ~ to 30 10
Cd short rib 24 52s Sd. long clear middles
light "a 10 52s; clear mddes. heavy, IS TO
52s clear backs, Is to 20 10. 5ls 9d clear
bellies I6 10 Sis Shoulders square IL to 13 10
firm. 39s Sd. Lard firm; prime Western. in uerces
Sd: American refined pais Sis &C.. Butter firm;
finest United States 95s. Cheese arm; American finest
(old), 5Ss; American finest, coloTed
Odd. Cos Cd; do sos Tallow. prime city firm sos
Turpentne spirits firm 33s. ROsin. common steady.
As I'D Petroleum refined steady 71sd. Linseed oil
firm
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
NAVAL STORES

The local call for spirits turpentine moderate
Prices nOminay unchanged the basis of
machines, but the closing tone weak. Rosin was
quiet. Tar ruled firm Quotations follow:
SPIRIT STURPENTINE-451 d46c
TAR-Pne bbls, 81 80: oil bbs SO 20.
ROSlN-Common 10 good strained 81 60GS1 621z: u,
81 65; p 81 6z1z F. 81 70 G. 81 H 81 III 50 Is;
X, 81 15: NJ 81 10; N 80 so; W G. SO IS; w W, 50 95
STOCK ON HAND.
spirits turpentne 80 pois
Savannah, May 6--Turpentne firm 43c receipts,
1,I20 bbls; sales, 775; exports. loss. Rosn firm;
cepts, 3461 bbs: 620 exports 21; quoted a, b,
d. 81 90 E. 81 25 F. 81 %: G. 81 80; 81 SO;
81 So K 81 45 NJ 81 50; y. SS %; w G, SO 40GS3 so;
w W, SO 509S3 60
Wilmington, May 6.-Sprits turpentne steady. 42%c;
receipts, casks Rosin-Nothing doing; receipts 102
nnls crude urpentlne hrm 40 - 30 and y 20; re
cetpts. 2S bbls. Tar firm 81 25; receipts, e3 bbls.
Charleston May 6.-Turpentine. 42c Rosin unchanged
London. May 6Turpentine-Spirits. 32s G$4d. Rosin-
American, strained. As Cd; fine
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May 6. 1902.
COFFEE-Business coffee slow again
to-day, with general tendency prices downward
started steady, unchanged points lower
foreign market Disappointing and receipts
n the country well up the heavy average
of late. reaching 5000 bags ports for Saturday and
Monday, while the interior Santos movement came TO
bags Absence Of speculative support and light bear
selling depressed Closing prices
points lower the steady. Total saler
%. $50 bags. Hevre y lower for tn
day and Hamburg unchanged TO = pfg lower Brazilian
markets steady. although Rio reported reis
decline The exchange rate increased 1S2d TO Il Sled
Prices for the spot article locally remained about
yesterdays basis Of 716c for Rio IS invoice lots De
mand slow.
The OF contract prices the Local market to-day
fnllnVls-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
A6ercsn 900 receipts. ooo American p 900; mid
slieng upland S31sZa S Futures opened steady LAO
May, 501lzs5 May-June 5izb; June-July 5b: JulyAu-
Der 4-45of OcIoper->oFemoer 454b November -Decem
ber 43ltzb; December January, 43ozb; January-Feb-
DRCGs-opium quoted 50 s5GS2 s712 cases.
g s7@s2 30 for 1obbng and s3 eoQ$3 65 for powdered
for ounces and 81 25gS2 30 for eighths ounine was
egotsa AZ 2S@3SG for domestic ana foreign Es-
81 l0GSl % bergsmot prime 81 70qs1 50; cassa 62l49
eoae5e; mace distilled 81 25asl So mustard natural IS
gs2 l5 ARTIFICIAL s. 25$3 so; peppermint, Western. tins
g lo pennyToysl s. 8oaSi Is sazssfras natural asa
81 sc srtncia 29aS0c. speamint 81 35qSl 30; tansy.
SSgS9e' "ernseed 81 10gs1 15 wormwood sea
Sc ginseng. Northern s5ase 25. southern 81 15Gs5:
fsneer SSsnaiesi 6eaehed 11zQ13c unbleached: 9aq
lcoTioe. ordinary. slzq5c senega, Western 54a55e:
SlalheIn 5Ie EarsapaTia. Honduras SG33c: Mexican
ee4s snake Canada 259Soe. Texas, 4og42c Virginia,
flour AND MEAI,-There was a moderate demand
inquiry for winters the whole closing firm Spring
patents s. s5aS4 o. spring clesIe Sass so extra No
winter g zSgSS 81 extra 40 winter, So lOQs3 l5
STEADY: qaoted good So l5aS5 o. eh6oe TO
kin dried $ Sass S. as 10 E aeaiea
Steady: quoted; Fine white ard yellow 81 5Oasi 60;
spot SIS sacks arrive 200 n Sis 2sass IS spring
bran bull Sis spslng bran. mdding, SIS 50aS22 30;
shaTps. SIS 25 ineeed on cake s27 25: corn
GRkTWaEAT@ much f. fs1 onea fase .syea s21 re- f., a.,
grain circles YESTERDAY notably wheat strength lasting
al day On moderate trade. final prices nc net
higher Starting with buoyed up by reports
of 100 much rain IN the Northwest and exceptionally light
progressed until in the afternoon appeared
tioa worlds stocks according 70 srsdsfraets Fhavsa
weeks decrease Of es74OOO bush mostly here ana in
while cash demand particularly for export account
sAS the heaviest IN some time good share Of being
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
OTHER MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May e,catte-Reeeptss 1000 head: steady;
good to prime nominal, So S0Q$7 20; poor 70
medium 81 60S6 75 sockeTs and feeders 81 60Q$5 g;
cows 81 40QS 49, heifers 81 50g$6 Gamers 81 4Oa$2 40;
IS 25as6 Hogs-Receipts to-day 1900 head; to-mor
row $4,000: left over. $500; 541Oc lower; mixed and
butchers Sc soq$7 i5 good to choice heavy g. 15S7 so
sales Sc SOdS7 10 Sheep-Receips 5000 head sheep.
choice steady; lower; lambs 1Oa2Oc good
choice wethers 1896 choice mixed 81 10
QS5 co. sheep s. 25qS6 % native lambs clipped
81 1886 so; lambs So 25G$6 so woOled Colo
RADIO So So Ofcal yesterday Recepts-Cattle, 10 22s
head; hogs 29964; sheep 1851 Shipments-Catte'
,272 head; hogs. 5114 sheep. 1886.
Cincinnati May 6.IIogs dull lower. s. 6OGST. Cattle
steady 50 50qS6 Sheep strong. 81 50qS5 40 Lambs
steady, So 5O9$6 So spring S7Q$9
East Liberty, 6.-Catte steady choice SO IOgp
SC S. prime. So 35GS6 CO. good. So 7OGS6 90 Hogs slow
So S5GS6 %; best mediums ST4$I 10; heavy
Workers S6 SO e5 light do 6OaS6 20; pigs S6 30
Sc 4O rough S5 5Oa$6 steady; prime wethers.
7OS5 clls and common. 50$3 80; lambs,
So 5OqS6 rs: veal calves S5GS5 so
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

spot cotton closed quiet with quotations sc higher the
oals q c for niddlng upand and &c for ridding Cuff
sd 900 Dales southern spot markets teegraphed
IS qI'ws New-reans. steadier and unchanged az 9Ac;
mobile nominal &c lower at 934c, Savannah steady and
unchanged At GAG, Charleston, quiet omitted:
Wilmington. quiet ana unchanged 81. C. Norfolk nom
ina ana unchanged at 9Ac; Baltimore, nominal, &c
lower Al S'sc: Augusta lice higher 9-l6c;
st. Louis, steady and unchanged 93sc-
Receipts a. the and points to-day com
pared with the same cay last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

Foreign Coffee Cables.-Rio-Coffee market firm:
Rio 1925; Exchange. l. 3-6d receipts 80
days.; cleared for the United States 1900 cleared
for Europe, 30O0
market steady good Santos 1920 receipts $4,000
bags three days.; stock L0S2000 bags Hamburg-Coee
market opened unchanged 2:30 unchanged
q lower; sales, 5000 Havre-Coffee
opened quiet. 4 franc lower: II declined
AZ 3 m quiet unchanged ) 80 p m unchanged;
: n II 6 lags
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
A VI NJ. Daily. Sundays. 20 PttrB-
field and North Adams Sundays only. az go A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices at i13. 26 AIS and 1216 Broadway. IS
So. 2I5 Columbus Ave, 133 West 125th 81.
ST. 13sth St. Stations New York S3s and I28
Fulton St. log Broadway. z D. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 Street. for New York Central Cab
Service. checked from hotel or resitenc9 by
Westcott Express Company
A n. SMITH. GEORGE n PANELS
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
IIvERpooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May 9. ,, m-Cotton-spot- demand;
prices l-S2d lower. American mdding fair eldd. good
middllng. > 5O-32d; mtddling. 32d; low mitdllng.
ibl6d. ordinary il-16d. The
sale OF he day wei bales, al which
speculation export and included $500 American.
Receipts $4,000 bales, including 2i.0O0 American.
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed steady Amer
midding. & &. May 1-6iu6 2-d4d sellers May
and June. 6a5 i6id buyers June and July. sd buyers;
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

July August. 6efGod sellers; August and Septen-
Der. 5s64d buyers: September and October 4Sid buy
November, . 34-64d buyers. November
and December 3l-64G4 S2-64d buyers: December and
January 3O64Gf 364d buyers January and February,
4 29-64Qi 3O-64d buyers.