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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Lyman tOrSon, an empiOye at Ran
ger & Ayers veneer mill in Foxcroft
while assisting in unloading logs from
q car. slipped and fell, cutting and
bruising his head. arm and body quite
badly. He was taken to his home ana
DR.. Holt was summoned to dress his
wounds.
Superintendent Marshall of the rail-
way mail service informs the Press
that the report that new mail car is
10 be put on the night Pullman trains
between here and Bangor is untrue.
Mr.. Marshall says there is no intention
of doing anything of the kind.-Port-
land Press.
John OErien Of Montreal. pulled 4
revolver upon four young men. Mon-
day aftcrr Don, in Lewiston. The young
men who led alighted from public
carriage with him. srappled with him
and before he was able to use the re-
volvcr he was disarmcd. He was
shortly afterwards arrested and. later.
fined s. and costs. He paid.
Tie annual reports Of the various
municipal departments at Rockland.
We're presented at Monday night
meeting Of the city council. City Treas
urer Robinson's statement shows
that the total receipts of the year We're
S%26l33.. and there is a cash balance OF
$I9io. the appropriations We're over
drawn 1854, which is about $4,000 less
than last year. The report of Chief
Engineer Karl recommends the re-
organization of the fire department
undo. i different system.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17
SAFE AND SOUND.
Scotia Queen Has Fierce Battle
With the Elements.
Contest Against Ice6eIds and Other
Things in Nantucket.
.,,eed That Crew of Ship Are
All Safe.

,1,,.,rie Mass, Feb. 16.-After
.rr;rp against high gales, great ice
~ MYSTERIOUS seas and zero weather
,,,t-,ci-.t sound for more than q
-, th.. Iittl.. schooner Scotia Queen.
- from River. Herbert. y. s, for
w.. yo-k With II cargo of lumber, all
~, eacumbci. To-Day after reaching the
.,h IN. Of tn. sound and lies. to-
-. M I:ass li.-cr full of water with
-, crew probably safe on the tug
r.afch II is seldom that the coasters
~, han subject u such a severe buff
I.,;rr from til" clements.
.a.rc ,.st wednesday. the Scotia
o,...r LIS been frozen solid in the ice.
Ht,.r,taJ hy - thaw. forced ashore ut
,.',.,..-.r by til" ice fields that had
~, bar blown off by a favorable.
-. thrown On Il snoal again six
sa,; lairr by Il shift OF the wind into
=. ocrosft.. oualter. given up for lost
f, =. The lIuSke:;at lifc-shvcrS. ana final
T., ,erk,i oil the Turkcrnuck Shoal and
'lra.s ihr ic,-lilIed sound to shelter
,..,, to.t.,v'< blizzard under Point Gam
49,. ,vEr.,. seemingly exhausted by
.frcy1s she gradually filled with
r...r inst rs aid for her crew arrived.
= +. thnI.ht that with Il moderation i'll
IN. vaatn,r sa,. can be pumped out ana
60 co,tiull- on her voyage.
tn. tug Lehigh was along the
,.baoUer for TWO hours, today. but
brn ;,E.n she returned to the harhor
ii. beayy III. prevented tho&" on board
fran, COMMUNICATING Ia the shore any
,hipr NOR. than that tn" schooner WAS
mil Of water. but under those condi-
dots il is not believed that til" crew
would remain ON board.
When III. I.chigh returned shortly af-
,ar s,;ll3et. The harbor was 50 full OF
ica that she could not get within Il
nartcr of :, mile of the shore. Those
On the wharf here tried hard 10 aSccr-
t1in the idt, of tn" SchOOnrr'G crew, but
an th:t co;Ili be heard from the tug
in tie roar OF the sal" was that she
was the Scotia Queen and that she WAS
full Ct water. From ne length of tim"
which the tug Was alongside the
| schooner il was believed By those ON
shore thlt Ctptain Merriam and the
| crew did mt care to remain with their
vessel while she vas in such condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17
PRlNcEToN's HONOR SYSTEM.
Xix Men Expelled from, the Institution
for 'Cribbirg"

Princeton. y. j.. Feb 16-Prince-
-Nn's Honor system committee to-
~. submitted to the undergraduates
$ rrm0lt on the recent exposure of
lcatiug in examinations. The report
Us:
1T has been found necessary to eX-
'."l SIX men from college from breaking
He homer system and 10 suspend one
1r two and Il half months"
The committee publicly thanked
homrs u. Dallineyer, 1907, PittsburG.
NJ his asSistanC" in securing the cvi-
sence against the residents of the town
no stole examination papers.
The committee is composed of preSi-
ents Of four classes ANA additional
"nior and Junior members.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17

that Acjutant General Critchfsald. nj
columbus, order out Troop A of Cleye-
tiand, tor escort duty from the station
TO the Chamber of Commerce: that 4
| delegation of the Chamber drana rho
interior and exterior of that building.
The catafalQue that was used at IN.
| lying i'll state of the late President Nc
| kinney ut Canton has been secured fo,.
IL similar purpose for Senator Hanna
and the catafalIue will arrive here III
the morning.
Tic police ard military orr,noo.
mehts are under the direction of Gen.
George a. Gairetson
7 Tho burial will be in Ial,o,,i,,,- ..,,,.,,
tefS, thc maj ceremonies being held in
'oe liloItuafy chapel. Il beautiful
81 u''ure "l marble and mosaics but
VIM suth Il limited seating CAPACITY
til;it the cemetery services win ha ,,,f-
va1e. The body viii he place, ~ XII.
OF ,hc f"cert'tcles III the chaI,el until
spring. - =
hlshop Leonard viii conduct brief
services at the chapel.
me church funeral services will no
lrranGed by Rev. George II NrC:ra,v
-. d. pastor of st. Paurs. The seat
ms capacity Of that church. 500. Will
mint 'he attendance outside the family
~. III" puphr officials to probably 400.
ne Ohio Legislature is expected 70
attend in body.
ne committee suggests that
throughout The state. Friday afternoon
or i've minutes, p. VI. until lo5 =
NJ, all business. railroad traffic ANA
street ear service lie suspended IL, ;,
mark of respect 10 the deceased.
Inc oihc!;u orders setting forth the
order OF services at the funeral of Sen
'tor Hanna. has been rrrpar,.i bv the
senate committee i'll charg, of the. ar
'angementl as follows:
ne senate Will meet 1T l. o'clock.
wednesday. Feb. l.. 1901.
he body nf the late Senator. Mar
us \. Hanna Will br placed in the
senate chamber prior to the ASSEM-
ling of the senate.
The President Of the United state;
md his cabinet. the CHIEF Justice ana
the ass"ciate justices of the. supreme
curt. the House of REPRESENTATIVES
The diplomatic corps. thu admiral Of
The navy, and til" lieutenant general o.
he army htVr been invited I, attend
The sclk ices III the chamber. and viii
occupy tn" SEATS on the flpCi Of the
Senate assigned them ~ The sergY.tut-
it-armS.
THE President ana his cabinet will
meet III the Presidents room.
The suprc.ao court vii! meet in tn.
>Iprcn.e court room
The House of Representatives will
ntor the chamber III = BODY.
The diplomatic corps, the admiral
# tn" navy, and the lieutenant
General of til" army will meet in III.
senate reception room.
The committee of arrangement
VII meet i'll the Marble room.
The Nice Presidents room Will II,
reserved fer tn" members OF the fam
Is Of the late senator ANA thn oiiicilt-
'nG clergy. whence they viii be IS
''Hrted 10 seats on the Senate Hoor.
Seats will J." reserved for those or
irled to them upon the floor. to whicl
hey Viii BE- shown by attaches of tn.
$. maze.
Iron the announcement Of the Pres
iirnt Of tn" Senat. Pro-Ten tn.
"icrGy will conduct the funeral core
monies.
All the Senate galleries will be re-
served for this occasion. admission
being by special cards only"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17
IN LABCR'S BEHALF.
Euioey CT Dead Statesman by CHICAGO
Congregational Divine,

Chicago, Feb. Ex-senator Hanna HI
been culo@izcd for bis Efforts in buhalf If
Labor hv til" Rev. T. ". GunsaIlus M th..
BANQUET OF thr Chicago Congregationa
ClUh at thr auditorium.
Dr.. GunSaulus siole on The Later Flo
cucnce Of Puri;n~m.'
There has dead in Washington. To-
night. Il man who was 4 friend ri Ia,,nr
and who's, every rfiGrC Wa, fer it, anu,i
night with ca pital.'' said the spcata. ..jf
ever labor had u true i0Vci. ana an horast
friend il WIS this man. man :.tracj,ei
ny tn S!andcr"us papers ~ i y.rrtrh.I
Journalism. ny The vcnpinous living sen
z man WHO'S hands were always work
in.r for tho best interests Of bot, l,t,u,.
and capital-AIarcui' y. llama.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17

Mass; Notre Dame de Lourdes Hos.
pital. Manchester. n. H.: Sisters of
Mercy. st. Patrick's Orphanage. Man.
chester. y. H.; st. Elizabeth's Hospi-
tai. Boston. Mass: St. Joseph's Home
Sisters of Charity, Academy Of the AS
sumption. Wellesley Hills, Mass:
House of St. Martha Manchester, II.
H.: Hospital st. Vincent de Paul, Man
chester. n. H.; Ursuline Convent, Wa
terville. Me-; st. Joseph's Hospi-
tai, New Bedford. Mass: Asy-
lum of st. Vincent de Paul, New
York City; Sisters of Holy. Cross.
Nashua. n. H.: Sisters of st. Joseph,
Philadelphia. Pa; St. Johns Industrial
School, Newton Highlands, Mass: Sis
ters of Mercy, Meriden, Conn; Sisters
Of The Holy Cross, st. GATHERINGS Nor.
nal Institute, Baltimore, Nd; Sisters
Of Holy@Cross, Dolan Aid Asylum. Bal
timore. Nd: Christian Brothers, Eli
colt City, Nd. And many others, the
names of which we shall be pleased to
furnish upon application.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17
NON-UNioN coMPOsiToRS.
Number Working at Boston-Printers
Say They'll Win.

EASton. Feb. 16.-AS q result of nuner-
Gus advertisements the master printers of
Boston have secured "A large number OF
non-uni"n job compositors and, TO-DAY
the Typothatae organization announced
that all but one of the larger printing
plants that refused to sign the union scale
OF wages have help enough to conduct
.hCir establishments on the desired basis
ON the other hand the striking comprS-
itorS, numbering 80 or more, and Is
prcSSm N and feeders who ar out claim
that the strike movement ultimately will
he successful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17
Frs. Hanna Feels Terrible Strain.

Washington. Feb. 1t-Airs Hanna i.
feeling the effects Of The severe strai
NJ her strength incident TO her cease
i.ss vigilance AZ the bedside Of the lat
senator during his illness of i've
weeks.
Today, for 4 time she was very muc'
prcstrated. She rallied again. how
ever. and during the latter portion o
the day saw some Of the friends VIII
called to express their Condolences.
Silc expects to attend the funcrG
ceremonies i'll the Senate. tGmorrov
and will accompany the remains f.
Cleveland. tomorrow night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17
AVER, MASS. FIRE.
Union Hotel Burned, Entaiing Loss
Of $4,000.

Lowell, Mass. Feb. ia special to
he sun says the Union hotel ut Aver.
lass. Was Quilted ~ fire. this fore
Don. ana about half Of the furniture
vas destroyed The building is almost
; total loss; damage about $4,000.
There We're only about a dozen guests
y the hotel and they had little difficulty
il leaving the building and saving their
belongings. The fire started from some
unknown cause in the ,all connecting
rhe hotci with the stable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17
SENDS TENoEREsT sYMPATHIFs
Mrs. Mckinley Grievcd at Death of
Mr.. Hanna

Canton. O.. Feb. l6.-Thc news Of tho
death Of senator Hanna Was tirsi ..,i,.
vrvcd to Mrs. Mckinley by ali .lSs"ciataa
I'ress newspaper bulletin. Mrs. Arkin-
lev n short time thereafter rcroiv,c :,
message from Secretary Cnrtriyou. also
telling her OF the passing away of SEM
tor Hanna. She EXPRESSED great grief ANA
regret at the news. In 4 message, to See
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17
NEW LOW POINT,
1'''on Takes Big Tumble in New York
Market.

New York. Feb. 16.-Cotton reached
ne" low point. today. prices of flu
lures going from ( to IL points lower
u''" on Wednesday last. ard lowest
me early part Of December
-I'.th sold down 10 l2.3.. MAY to 1876
una July TO ITS. There was big SELL
iHs all the afternoon. The New Orleans
day. '''' "a "'''S non
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17

Rear Admiral Charles d. SiGsbec ar-
rived ut Havana, and proceeded by
train. Tuvsday evening. Tor Santiago.
where he will assume command OF the
United states south Atlantic squad
ron. The cruisers New York and De
trolt have arriS "a ut Santiago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17

rotary Cortelyou. last night. she conveyed
through him to Mrs. Hanna and family
her tcndcrcSt Sympathies. She. regards
the death as n personal loss because OF
Senator lIanHa'S personal relations To hnr
husband. She hoped ana believed n.
, would recover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17
TRIAL AT BENNINGTON.
Rowell to Be Arraigned for Selling
Fraudulent Insurance.

burlington. Vt. Feb. GA charge of
selling fraudulent insurance mads against
George NJ ROweil when he was arrested
here a month ago. was withdrawn in the
city court. today. and he was discharged.
but as Rowell is under bonds to answer
case will go to trial in Bennington cO,irI-
~. 1t is alleged that Rowell, posing. ~
state manager of an insurance company.
collected premiums for large number OF
accident insurance policies. but that tho
policies never were delivered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17

The deaths by violence in Chicago
during 1908 numbered 2,5i1: of these
492 We're suicides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17

Not more than 10 FER cent of the in
habitants of tie Philippines can speak
any Spanish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17

The factory of the Berlin Felt Boot Co
at Bcrlin. Ontario. the largest of the KIND
in Canada. was totally destroyed by firv,
Tuesday night. The loss is $4,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-15
BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
FINAL ACTION TAKEN.

For opening and extension of Caven street,
from Chestnut street to Madison avenue.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
For asphalt roadway in Pennsylvania street,
from Twenty-ifth street to a point 81 feet
north
For gravel roadway in the first alley east of
East street, from Weghorst street to the first
For block roadway in Northwestern avenue
from the Fail-creek bridge to Thirty second
street.
For widening Ohio street. from Capitol avenue
TO Delaware street.
For gravel roadway cement walks and curb
In oxford street from New York street to
For cement walks in Dawson street, from
Prospect street TO Orange street.
For gravel roadway and sidewalks in North
street, from Oriental street to Highland street.
PAPERS ORDERED
For cement walks and stone curb in Beauty
avenue. from New York street to Michigan
street.
For opening Dye street between Twenty-sixth
and Twenty seventh street.
For cement walks in Twenty fourth street
from Meridian street to Central avenue
For cement walks and curb in the west side
of Curzon street. from New York to Michigan
street.
For gravel roadway. cutters. curb and cement
sidewalks in Twenty-eighth street, from Capitol
avenue to Illinois street.
For brick roadway in Graceland avenue. from
Twenty sixth street TO Twenty eighth street.
ACTION RESCINDED.
For opening and extending Iowa street from
Chestnut street TO Madison avenue.
For brick pavement in Twenty-second street
from College avenue to Columbia
PETITIONS FILED AND REFERRED To THE
ENGINEER
For sprinkling Twenty-e eighth street from
Northwestern avenue to Annetta street
of Seventeenth street. from Delaware street to
the first alley west
For gravel roadway and cement sidewalks in
Bradley street from Washington 20 New York
street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-15
Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

NEW YORK, March 14.-Butter-Receipts 37s7
packages. Market unsettled; extra fresh cream
try. 24c; creamery common to choice. 15Q23c
state dairy, l4n2lc; held creamery, 1t42Oc.
Cheese-Recepts, 2.720 packages. Market firm;
State full creams, fancy small and large colored
and white. September. 12c; State full creams,
fancy small and large colored and white, late
Eggs-Receipts. IL. 2O6 packages Market steady;
state and Pennsylvania nearby average finest,
&c; State and pennsylvania seconds to firsts, 2Oc
Western frsts 20c
Poultry-Alive firm; Western chickens. 12c;
fowls. 131ec; turkeys 15c. Dressed firm; West
ern chickens, 12q13c; fowls. 1312c; turkeys. Is
PHILADELPHIA. March H-Butter steady
and in fair demand; extra Western creamery,
2412c; extra nearby prints. Csc.
Eggs firm and In good demand fresh nearby,
19izc. at mark; fresh Western, zoe, at mark
fresh Southern. 1s1aG2Oc. at mark; fresh South
western. 100000. at mark.
Cheese quiet: New York full creams choice to
fancy, uq11Ac; full creams, fair to good, 100
1Ol.c.
CHICAGO. March lion the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market quiet and
easy creameries, 14f2Sl1c; diaries. 13iaq2lc EGGS
weaker; at mark cases included. 16laG17c. Cheese
easier at 101zG11c.
10ltc; springs. 1Olac; turkeys. 13lzc ducks 12c
geese, 5q6c. Butter steady creamery, NG26c
dairy, 15d1sc Eggs steady at 15hc, case count.
CINCINNATI. March legs firm at lie.
Butter quiet. Poultry steady; hens. i1d1izc;
springs. 131zc; turkeys, 13914c. Cheese steady
Ohio fats. l0ifc.
KANSAS CITY. March 4.-Eggs steady; Mis-
souri, and Kansas. cases returned 1ic; new No
whitewood cases included, 15c.
BOSTON. March H-IspeciaL Poultry steady
fowls. 12Q13c; springs, Bale; turkeys. fQ1sc
capons, lsdlsc. Eggs. 20G21c.
ELGIN, March 14-Butter firm at 24Ikc. Of
ferings. Isl tubs; sales, 40 tubs; sales for the
week, 4s5, 800 lbs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-15
General Financial News.

The foreign exchange market may undergo
changes during the next seven weeks that will
make it necessary to send gold from New York
TO Paris. independent of the Panama payment.
1t may be admitted that the greater part OF this
payment will be effected through exchange oper-
ations. but the course OF sterling at Paris in
dicates that only credits at Paris will await
for the Panama remttances Sterling at Paris
has now declined to 25f lsc. which is the ecuva-
lent of 4S5sO in money. Apparently Paris
is withdra wing from London. partly because OF
the diminishing rate Of discount here but
chiefly in apprehension of crisis at home The
Paris bourse is a government institution and
the government has prohibited short sales Of
Russian bonds. There would. therefore, be no
support the market for these bonds. in case
investment holders of them should be panic
stricken by the news of a defeat OF the Rus
slams in land battle. In such an event large
amount Of ready cash would be needed 10 enable
the French bankers to protect the enormous in
terests involved. and this cash could be obtained
most readily by the sale OF sterling. Sterling
then would. of course. decline. and with our
rate for sterling unchanged when the rate az
Paris went down to 81 sikc. II would be proft-
able exchange operation 20 send gold from
New York 10 Paris 10 buy sterling there The
loss Of some millions OF gold after or even be-
fore the Panama payments. would not be
serious matter to the United states at this time.
The banks will gain $50 600. 900 from the treasury
at the time of the payments. and gold is COM
ing here steadily from Japan. partly In pay
ment OF purchases made In the United States
and partly TO buy exchange with which TO pay
debts in Europe The money market in New
York has been congested for months. The
only large borrowers the railroads A SINH
lar condition Is reported at Chicago. Banks
all over the country have more money
deposit than they employ probably. Under
such conditions IL opportunity should hs
afforded to make a proht by the export Of gold.
bankers who in a condition 20 do 50 may
be expected TO take advantage Of IL promptly
Wall-street Journal
Government receipts and expenditures for
March are running nearly even and had IL not
been for the extraordinary call upon the treas
ury for money for the ST Louis exposition the
excess OF receipts over expenditures by this tim.
would have been s.. 5o0.eoo. AS n is IL Is prcba-
BILE that there will be a surplus for the month Of
March OF between IS. 000. 600 and IS Ooo ooo A,
this time last March there a surplus ~
81 O00. 900 and for the fiscal year OF SIS 600 oeo
With eight months and half OF the current
fiscal year gone the surplus is only S. 500. 90.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-15

ST louis March 1i.-Flour dull and un n
and straight, si55GiS 50: clear. s3S5d4l0. Timothy
seed steady AZ s2-25 and 81 Is. Corn meal steady
see Wheat firm; No. red cash elevator 991sc;
track. 81 05lsd107. May 9sSsc: July. size; No.
track, 45hc: May isn.e: July. isxc Oats dull
No, CASH 42c; track. 42l.c; May. 4oisc; No.
:Sas Whisky steady at s.. s2l1. Iron cotton ties.
SS BS oSS,n Hemp swine &c popS
s677l4. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts, sS.l2la
clear ribs. So; short clear. ssSIl4- ooo -,
corn. 16l.oo0 bu: oats. 12Lo00 bu
shipments-Flour. 5000 brls: wheat $4,000 bu;
corn. $1,000 bu; oats, 5l.Oo0 bu.
KANSAS CITY. March l4-wheat-May. Sss.e;
July. size; cash. No hard. S9Qe1c: No. 3. $50
SIC: No. red. sLO1a1.O3; No 3. s4ae7c- Corn
sac; No. 8. lsGi2ssc: No white. $50 nc; No 2.
421c oats-No. white. 42a4sc; No 2 mixed.
SO; choice prairie. s7dS. Receipts-wheat. 90 900
6 f corn 2 200 bu: oats; 300 bu shipments pm
CINCINNATI March 14-F1our steady; fancy.
si75q4 80; family. a.lOq+25 Wheat firm No
3s red sosqi3i Germ rrm; No mixed re- R1s
quiet; No. 2. 7sd7sc. Lard firm at $3.50. Bulk
whiskyEDistiiiers' finished goods active on the
basis Of SIPS Sugar easy; hard refined 4lSg
hard. slOols; No northern. $3.50; No. north North
ern, ss5sc To arrive-May, 9S1sc; July S9isc'
september, SIC. Oats-To arrive on track S9isC'
MINNEAPOLIS. March 14.-Wheat-May,
99l4c; July. 992sc: September. S7l.c; track,
No. hard. $1.02: No. northern, s1QlOo1s; No
northern, 97lad9sc
MINNEAPOLIS. March 14-F1our-First pat
ents, 50 25G5SJ: second patents, $5.l0q5 Is; first
clears. s360q375; second clears. s25Oq2.6o. Bran,
in bulk, Si450.
LIVERPOOL March 14.-Wheat-Spot quiet:
No. California, is I'd. Corn-Spot firm; Ameri-
can mixed. new. As 3D.; American mixed, old.
is I'd.
TOLEDO March 14-Clover seed-Cash s675:
March. So IS; April. $685. prime alsike. S.. 40;
prime timothy, $50.
MILWAUKEE. March 14-Barley higher; No.
?, 62g63c; sample, 40d59c.