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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-11
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Oct. 10.-Theru WAS some
neTCcptiblc relaxation i'll The mon, y mar
Ept tCdIv and a resulting relief from
the pressure of liquidation on tho mar
Ret which Was in evidence. EeSteI dav. Al
the same tim" on" or two incidents caIcu-
Rated to inspire the speculative spirit &C.
cured The result was / movement tu-
wards recovery in prices. There was
nothing Ike & revival OF speculative a.
tivitY, however. rs shown BY thu pr&cti-
cal cutting IN half Of the volume Of tra MS
actions rompnrcd with yesterday. Except
IN Il few closely held stocks, the price
movement WINS marrow and sluggish
tn long prevalent rumors Of 4 melon
cUt ling toG the Great Northern StockhOld-
erS developed in the decision. today to
issue $.5,Gr1oo0 Of new stock, present
stockholders to be allowed to subscribe 1T
holdings. Tho announcement seemed TO
be unexpected AT just this time and the
price OF the stock was rushed up CVC"
tour points during tie first hour. The
declaration of the initial dividend on the
common stock Of the United States Gas.
her of low-priccd Industrial stocks in the
same WAY MS the recent increase in the
dividend Of the railway steel spring stock.
The call money rate yielded rather dcci-
sively below 6 per cent. today, for the
first time since last weeks furry
The foreign exchange mnrkct here was
firm again in response 70 the easier tone
of the money market. The quiet tone OF
money IS felt to he dependent, at present.
on the QuiCtudc OF speculation. This belief
had an effect III restraining any activity
until the closing. owing to the proht-tak-
ing movement IN the last hour and the
closing WAS irregular
Bonds were irregular Total sales. par
value. 81. 235 GOO. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Jack Williams and Jack Burke meet
at Philadelphia, next week.
Dick Hyland and Tommy Mowatt
will fight at San Francisco, Oct. 81.
Ink" Russell is to meet kid
Locke at Philadelphia. Thursday night.
Jack Johnson, the coiorcd heavy
weight. offers to give $1,000 to charity il
Marvin Hart will give him another
match.
Hazel Patch. the 5-year-oId black
horse with the feminine name, by Hard
Patch, dam Nell, was purchased. Mon
day night at Lexington, Ky, by judi
son q. Sherman Of Chicago, from J. W.
F'lack of Milwaukee. at private price,
but known to exceed $4,000.
Bob Dunbar III Boston Journal: tn"
path OF the pugilst's manager is not
always rosy. Billy Hamilton IS the last
to realize this. He and his star, Matty
Baldwin, have parted company, and
Young Dnnahuc has also cast himself
adrift from Martin Cloughcrty. Billy
ard Martin can console each other.
Willie Lewis. the New York boxer,
will fight as Il wcltcrweight hereafter.
He says there is no chance for him t.
get a match i'll the lightweight division,
and he will move up one class and go
after the championship. His first bout
will be with Joe Walcott before the De-
troit Athletic Club, at date yet to be
fixed.
Because of the interest he has taken
In the work Of the Public Schools Ath-
letic League. President Roosevelt was.
Monday, elected to the Office of vice
president Of that organization at q
meeting of the executive committee.
The league is one of tho largest organ
izations devoted to sports and athletic
paStimes in the world.
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Football Notes.

The Yale Alumni Weekly gives the ioi-
lowing weights OF candldatt5: IrlIp' ~ ~.
Flax ders, A2; AndreNs. $50; ErWin. -VI
Smith. 2l5; Hockenberser., "a Russell
100; ! orD,s, 1876; E.glow. $50.
1t is understood at Richmond, va. that
the Ha..pden-Sidney ColIebe 1ootoali
team will cancel all its dates Ior SHINES
and disband because of the 1atdl IlJuLS
received by one Of its members III pl"C
tice.
Boston Globe: Captains of all the big
tonms are having troubles of their own.
Hurley of Harvard. and SheVnn OF 1dle.
already have had severe raps. Cooney or
PRINCETON, has been used hard. and Key
nolds of Pennsy, IS down ana out.
In Chicago the other day n big. raw
Westerrcr lost his shoe IN an early scrim-
mage end played throughout the game
before. Coach stage got wise. ana. thls
1t is said. was only when one OF me OPP
poeing team thought the shoe WIS the
ball and fell on 1t.
rhr cripples at Harvard are not allow
cd to idle away tho time. this year. bS sit
ting close to the sidclires and watching
the ether candidates being put through
practice In most Sascs me INJURIES arr a.,
sists on men indulging in running. 50 as
not 20 allow their wind TO become I'M
paired.
Boston Globe; West FONT. hearing that
ms n,jddies were having SO much extra
time for football because or dlphtherla AZ
the academy, has made a provision 70
give the football men more time than ever
before. The army team also pulled wires
t. have Charley DAILY given ,m tGof bn,.
appointment'' at the academy until DEC
3. when he goes to Fort Totten.
Lewiston Sun: One who saw the Bates ate
squad engaged in practice work one dag
recently said: II tell you Bates is CONS
10 make the other Maine college teams
travel along a Bit this season; II | an
INV Judge of football material. The Bates
team is composed of heavy set % OF "a n5 n
Of the right kind of stuff. I shall be sur
prised if Rates does not trim everything
in the State. this year.
This years Carlisle Indian school foot
ball squad IS a Heterogeneous asSemblagG
of redskins representing Y tribes ara
speaking as many languages. There ar
three Cheyennes, rine Seneca Senecas. nine nine
ware. one Omaha, two MianiS. one Cad
DO, one Cayuga eight C ann TyIna t GnG
Pnwnees. one Tuscarora. three Ncz Per
ces and one. each from the Cherokees'
Eskimo Aricharee, Pueblo and Nlnnepa-
go tribes.
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Baseball Notes.

Johnny Killing OF Chicago, is one OF
the money makers among the BAL
players Several years ago he bought
a farm near Kansas City for s30Uo- re
Gently Killing was offered $4,000 for the
property and it Is still rising in value.
World: President Ebbets of Brook
Ign. is out with a strong deniaI OIL inc
story that Ned Hanlon Will not iiiai'-
age the Brooklyns. next year. ne SD!
"Hanlon is with the club ana VIII
main win NJ He has no idea OF gun
tine We have had hard luck. put Win
IN. bie number of players in line Tor
~, seaaon Ned should be able 10 PICK
. ,,.innar There is no truth in the story
20 lash between Mr.. Hanlon and
myself"
,,-orId. Since signing to manage the
pads next season. Joe Kelly has an
nounced his plans for the Reds OF l9Vo.
rJera they are: "First-TO pick from
the material we have on hand Il team
that will give the best general service.
Second-To impress upon the players
the necessity Of trying 20 improve
themselves IN batting, base-running
and general Intelligent playing. Third
TO make the players understand that
any position they hold Is due to supc-
rior merit. AMI nothing else. Fourth
To keep the men working for the good
Of the team all the time, and to allow
Oh infringement Of the club rules.
Fffth-To develop a better class of
team work than we have had hereto
fore by appealing to the intelligence OF
he men,
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MORE BuOHANT FEELING
Induced by Good Westher-MartlaI
Law Removed and Business Eoyivcs.

Toxic. oct. 10.--3 p. M.--Admiral
Saso. INSPECTOR general Of naval con-
sluction. is dead. His death is deeply
lamented in naval circles as heavy
loss to the nation.
The abrcgatiou Of martial law has
had the effect of removing to Il great
extent the business depression i'll this
city, and the public is now feeling i'll
q more suitable mood TO extend the
heartest kind Of a reception to the
British fleet, which is expected to ar
rive at Yokohama tomorrow. Oct. IL.
TIE officers Of the American cruiser
Cincinnati will be invited to attend all
functions arr2nged i'll welcome to the
British officers.
The weather forecast announcing 2
continuance Of the bright autumn days
is helping to increase the buoyancy of
the public spirit.
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The Japs are Expert Gunners.

Most of the recent fighting in the Sea OF
Japan was at distance of five miles and
with heavy sea, vet the Japs succeeded
In sinking nearly all of the Russian ships.
The size of the navy is not nearly 50 i'm
guns. The claims made by many med-
clnes are not very important unless they
are backed by a substantial record OF
cures. Such is the case with Hostetter' 5
perience 1t has cured hundreds of persons
VINO suffered from dyspepsia, indigestion,
SSostivenesS, headache. bloating, heart
troubles or malaria, fever and opua when
other remedies failed. There is no reason
why 1t should not benefit YOU rs well,
merit. f'"Ne ~
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TIE CZAR'S THANKS
AGAIN Given Count Witte for Services
IN Securing Peace.


st. Petersburg, oct. Further i'm
pcria thanks are given to Count Wittr
iii a roscript published. today. and high
tribute is Paid to the services he rem
dered III the conclusion " peace with
Japan.
The resCript is Couched in highly COM
plimentary terms, indicates grateful ap-
probation Of Count Whites services TO
the empire, and is a considerable blow to
the intrigues against him. 1t reads:
Count Sergci Julcvitch:
I'm my unCeaSing zeal for the Wclfar,
the President of the United states for q
meeting OF RusSc-JapaneSe pienipotcntl1-
ricS in order to put an end to all the sor-
rows and terrible consequences Of tn"
1Ong-continued struggle entallinG SO many
sacrifices ON both sides My choice fol-
on YOU to go to the Init"d Statcc rs my
plenipOtentIry and in case the japanese
proposals We're acceptable to enter into
pour parlerS to bring about peace on the
conditions indicated H. me. During tn"
negotiations fer the final arrangement Of
peace YOU have most brilliantly ana sue
C@SSfully performed your task. acting
firmly aS worthy representative Of Rus
STA. Insisting on the impOSSihIlity of ac-
Cepting conditions Wounding the patriot
ism of conscience Of tho Russian pCOpl''
and impairinG the interests of yOur Couu-
try YOU have Obtained rlEhttul ConC"S-
sions. rejecting though Will all due &c
acknowledgements Of tbs successes OF the err
envy the payment IN any form whatever
Of the ,%pcESts or Il wax not commenced
by Russia ana only VOnsenting to return
t. Japan the southern part of the island
belonging to Fer IN 10 1915. ThuS m al
advantageous peace was obtained.
Highly approaching the "h-lity. ana
s:atcsmanlille ,XreIltncc you have shown
ana 81 a grateful recognition of Your
great and highly important services 10 tho
tatherland. 1 grant YOU the rank OF count
Of tile Russian empire.
Il remain ever your Wcll-disposcd and
highly grateful
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UNABLE TO FORM CABINET
Which VIII Insure Parliament's Peace
So Parliament is Prorogued.

Budapest. oct. 10-Parliamcnt Was
prorogUed. today, by royal rescript I'M
til Dec. l0.-Acting Premier Baron
Fejervary ana his colleagues did not
attend the brief sitting of Parliament.
The baron merely sent the President Of
the lower House the rescript signed by
the King Emperor Francis Joseph pro-
roUging Parliament and explaining that
the step was necessitated by the fact
that no success had been attained III
forming a new cabinet on basis which
would secure Parliament against dis
order.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Oct 10.
FLOER-Quiet; spring patent, mill ship
memt. 4.SOn515.
COKN-Eery firm; No. 3 yellow, IS.
OATS Firm; No. clipped white, So
HAY-Firm; No. !, l0.D@tl1; lower
grades, 11TLll.
Mill FEED-Dull.
SPRING BKAN-l1WlS.
MIXED FEED-1StZI.
COTTON SEED MEAL--1J0.
rORK-Dull, unchanged.
LARD-Dull. unchanged.
I;EE,F'-Duil, easy; extra heavy sides
1.-TiS.
NIALS-Elrm; HElI.
BITTER-Firm: northern. 25I @'-5.
tIIEESE-Quict York state, ll@lrI2if.
EGGS-firm; fancy, 1898; eastern, .tT
-S
APPLES Steady: Gravcnstc.rs. san;
Maine Portcr7. 2.onit2N.
POTATO r;S-Easicr and lower; He
brons. tGTtG3
sUGAK-Nery steady Oh a basis Of 80
for @ranulatCd.
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in the latter part of the season, Is tied
with Bemis of Cleveland, for sixth place,
with .299.
tons. are 18th In the list, tied with Dona-
hue of Chicago, each having a percentage
Of GO.
In fielding no Boston man heads the list
in airy position, Criger standing fourth
among the catchers; Grimshaw sixth In
first basemen: Ferris fourth in second
hasemen: UnElaub sixth and Collins Eth
in third basernen; Parent eighth in short
stop and Stahl second and Burkett 18th
in oVtflelderS.
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" The R0RE, TIE LESS"

The more you take the less YOU need
until you need none-for you are cured
MY effort all along was to avoid the evil
OF the ordinary remedy which pampcrs
organs already weak and 50 makes the
patient a slave to the pill. Rcncmbcr-
Nature expects every organ to do its
duty"
Physicians have long recognized the
tact that constipation is al the bottom
OF nearly every disease. Itsaps alIene-pv.
and makes life burden; it opens The
doors TO all evil germs and makes III
lody too weak 10 resist them.
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

"Wednesday Sammy Meyers ~. NItty
baldwin. at Berkeley cycle Club. Beach
mont Terry Martin V. Dave peshcr. 1t
Rhode Island 4. G.. Thornton, Il L All
Star show at National a. q, Philadel-
phia.
Thursdav-Alhert belmont -. Kid Bar
IRISH. at Rocldand. Me. Ink Russell ~.
Jimmy Casey, at Philadelphia.
Friday-Larry Temple vs.. Jack Black
burn, at Marlboro.
Saturday-An-Star show at National A.
C., Philadelphia. Jack O'Rrien VS.. Dick
Sdyers, at New York tprivate).
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THE VELVET WORKER"

This new discovery is in small tablets
easily taken, and they are packed III
watch-shapc bottles which fit the vest
pocket. The tablet is mild, all vegetable,
never gripes or Injuries the most dciicatc
organs. But it does the work. SO ma
turally and soothingly they stimulate
and regulate and strengthen that thev
have been nicknamed The Little Velvet
Workers"
Don't shuttle along with this great bur
den! Be healthy, be strong, be happy.
Read our Offer;
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Phi|Iies, Am., Beat New
York, Nat, 3 to 0.
Boston, Am., Also Beats Boston,
Nat, Three TO One.
Isl. Louis: AM, 8; Nat, 3--Wst Grounds
Al Chicago Prevents Game.

New York, Oct. 9.-In the seconC
game Of the worlds championship Be-
ries played here. today, the Philadel
phia champions Of the American
League, defeated the National League
terday. on the Philadelphia grounds
NcGraw's men defeated Manager
Afack's team by a score Of to 0. and
when the latter visited this city they
1ust reversed the score, shutting out
the locals.
The story Of the game is easily told
The visitors put in their Indian bat
terry, Bender and Schreckengost
against McGinnity and Bresnahan. The
visiting pitcher was excellently sup
ported as was McGinnity for two in
nings. But In the third inning Gilbert
made a costly error which gave the
visitors d lead which they never relln-
Quished. McGinnity was relieved III
the latter half OF the eighth inning
In the third inning Schreck sent
arounder to Gilbert, who threw wildly
to first and the batter was safe Ben
dor made n neat sacrifice Hartsel was
an easy out. Lord, the next up. singled
TO center. scoring Schreck. Davis was
thrown out by Dahlen ana the inning
ended. The Philadelphiaas had scored
however. and the crowd called Loudly
for the .o.gl ten. % c.ly.
I.,:a w.. t .::, to'.. ) ne OF fast
.ny5 -..t. -.-@ &, yt. .i..-.--o WIEN II
.uoAed as Iho1gl n i-uII.e players
might tie the score. but Doniin got as
far as third only to be left there. he
had made a two base hit and reached
third on a long fly to right field. This
was the nearest TO scoring that New
York managed to get
Monte Cross struck out at the begin
ming Of the Philadelphians half of the
eighth inning but Schreckengost SIN
Gled to left. Browne made a beautiful
long running catch Of Bender's foul fly.
Hartsel then doubled to left but the
relay throw from Mertes through Dew
lin to the plate was dropped by Bres-
nahan and Schreckengost scored. This
was another run made on an error.
Then Lord singled. bringing Hartsel in
with the final run of the game.
In the latter half Of the eighth the
visiting team was charged with Its first
mispIay. Dev.in had singled and Lord
had caught an easy fly from Gilbert.
strang batted for McGinnity but struck
out. Monte Cross tumble Of n ground
er from Bresnahan gave some hopes of
q tally but these died away when
Browne was thrown out by Murphy.
Ames went in to pitch for New York
in the ninth and gave Lave Cross
base on balls. Seybold flied to Donlin
for the third time. Murphy singled and
matters looked promising for an addi-
ton to Phladelphia's score. but Monte
Cross again struck out and SChrecken-
COST was an easy out from Ames to
Gilbert.
Murphy's tumble of Donlin's ground
r. WAS the second bad mark against the
visitors. This happened at the opening
Of the last half of the concluding
Inning. McGann was given base on
balls and Mertes flied to NJ. Cross. The
next two men. Dnhler and Devlin. met
the same fate. Murphy and Davis be-
ing responsible for their dismissal and
the ending of the game. The score:
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, OCT. 70.
The rosy outlook shown in the govern
mcnt crop report eased prices, today. in
tho wheat market, but the effect was off
set later by Purchases on the part of u
leading bull. At the close. wheat for De
cemLer delivery was practically unchang-
ed from yesterdays final quotations. Corn
is off l,m2sc.; oats are down &c, and pro-
visions 2le 10 sc.
The leading futures closed AZ follows:
WHEAT-Dec.. S52s; May. So13.
CORN-Oct. 515A Dec old ii.-: De.
nnW, iI[s MAY, 1874.
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UNABLE TO FURNISH BONDS.
isaac Schiller Goes to Jail in AIamosa
Bank Enbezzlement Case.

Denver. col, Oct. 10.-Dispatches from
Al"mosa last night. said that Isaac
Schiller. one Of the owners Of the dcfunct
Bank Of Al3mOsa. under arrest on seven
counts charging embezzlement and rrCeiy-
ing money knowing The bank TO be insoI-
vent was placed under S100,O0d bonds ~
the request Of IL" district attorney. yes
tcrday. Schiller was taken from the coun-
~ Jail at AlamOsA to Pueblo and placed
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st. Louis, Am, 8: Ns.;o,,I.

S.' Louis Oct. 1o.-The st. Louis Amcrj
"a. S,n league team. today. won the second
Ties. The score: ''s"S Sc
NNmericans 80 0 5000 2-s-o-o
Nao.Ionais ....:..2 0 l o o 49,
.n naaHIeriss-Glade and Spencer; Brown
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: : :. =

To any reader who sends us his or her
name and address with five stamps to
cover postage expenses. We will at once
mail a full-sizc 2,5-cynt bottle of Chase's
Constipation Tablets, the worker that
cures. Not a sample, mind. a full.sizc
25-cent bottle. Let US prove it 10 YOU.
Write to-day, addressing Chase MIG. Co.,
Aewburgh. y. Y.
5owditch, Webster & Co., Agents,
Augusta.
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New York Cotton Market.

Now York. Oct. NJ.
Spot closed q,n"t 10 points higher. Mid
ding urlards, 100; do gulf, 70. 10 Sales.
~ bales.
Galveston stcady. 10: Charleston quiet.
81; Memphis ste3dy. los; New Orleans
steady. n, Mobile quiet, 97s Savannah
nominal. gs.
n; receipts for four days, l9&IjI
Exports t. Great britain. y ~: to
France. .22I. to The continent, -",al-, TO
Japan, 20
Sock. sis.
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Boston, AM, 8; Boston, Nat. I.

Boston. Oct. lc.-The Boston America rs
costly won the second game In the local
sSe npn. TO-DAY: ]. The Pitching. Of D.
ais to two hits and Tanning Is men. the
s scr,seout record for the season. The
AAmerieans 80 0 oooo % o-s-s-3
N1oonais 80 o 0 O O O-l-o-p
Batteries-n. Young and Criger: Young
G anp Needham. Time, 49, TmpiI es
oLouShlin and Emslie ATTENDANCE -o,a
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WONDER WORKER
MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY FOR
THE CURE OF ALL FORMS !
OF CONSTIPATION NOT
a HABIT BUT 4 CURE
YOU DECREASE The
DOSE UNTIL CURED.

After many years Of study and pracf;-('
physician specialist has discovered I'M
cure cur, i4r constipation. 1t is called Ctasc'a
Constipation Tablet.
~ not mean said The physician IL
several Of his colleagues announcing hie
success, II do not mean iusi arorhc- MI
that breeds the pill habit NV remedy il
1''r", Ay gent" forcing III The dig.,.-
n own, (" i..: ...n '.trt functions I
restores tii"r ;.! u. ..-.. .I ,u.I strength
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American Batting and Eie,a;r

Hahn of the New York Hi.h,onso
VINO came from the Southern League 10 : .
IN tne season. and who played in onlv az
SSames: has the distinction Of leading the
percentage of 81. Laioie stanS Win 2
NIT. with :SoS: Flick and Keller and tied fnI
stone OF St. Louis, who stunned bo5,v
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Bad Day For The Favoriies
At Dover, N. H., Races.
John NJ. Equals Track Record
Of 2.O5 IL, in Free-for all
Defeating FaYOrIte In Straight Heals
Heals Run 0ff.-.0ther Races.

Dover. y. Ii. oct. lu.-F'aruritcs had
another unfortunate day at the Granite
State park. today. The PA trot. whicl:
came over. vas taken by Lake Queen,
who haG but one heat TO her credit,
last night. to Two FOR Midnight, the
selected horse.
In the free-for-all pace. John NJ not
only defeated the favorte. Frank
1oalzun,. but equalled the track record
Of 2.05t4. made last August by The
friend. Lady RcsOlutc was selected to
win the zig trot but after five heats
bad been run of tile event went over
with two heats Won by both Lady
Rcsolute and Little Rena and one by
Red Bird. Conroy was thought tn be
the best in the go pace, but he was
far in the rear IN til" three heats that
were run off, after which the race went
o. Ell. The summary.
'214 TROTTING-PI'VSE &Hl-FIN F
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A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
Coming in Person Of Sir Edw. Sey-
roLr Of the British Navy.

Liverpool, Oct. lO.-The CunarG Line
steamer Ivernia, which sailed from
here, TO-DAY for Boston, has among her
passengers Admiral Of the Fleet Sir
Edward Hobart Seymour, principal
naval eide de camp to King Edward.
Admiral Sir Edward Hobart Seymour
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Chicago Cattle Market.

chicago. OCT. 10
CNTTLE-R.ctipts. II.co". market SLOW:
steers 2.10r,5.&h
Ii1GS-hcccipts 900: market 5Ifl0c.
lower, einppnf; ana selected, 5.in'i572;c.
SHEEP T,cceirts. ;@.C01; market strong
To- 10 cents higher; sheep, cJNa5.5O; lambs,
4 Coff1fn
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New York Money Market.
New York. oct. 10.

New YORK. oct ~
Prime mercantile paper 4AM5 per cent
Sterling exchange firm at 4SS.35H Isl -
for demand and at 4S1.90lt4S3 for IL day
bills.
Posted rates 4S3i.2GE4S$ and seal.
Commercial bills ISIS.
Bar silver Gl@s.
Mexican dollars a..
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds steady.
NTnpot- Nv, ,1ll firm ~ .iItIt III. ,,., r..pi
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81 TTEK-MNrket steady, clrImcfIcs,
l7}!4i2pi.; diaries. lGr-4l9.
EGGS-Stcndy At mark. cases included.
H.; hrsts. lSi2; prime tirsts, 2"l4: extras,
CiiEESI:-Steddv to firm; 1lMlI14.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-11

entered II" British navy III 1882. served
in the Crim"an. Chinese ana Egyptian
wars ard commanded the first allied
expedition against the Chinese in 1900.