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The Washington times., 1905-06-01
MONTAGUE CLUB MEETING.

hold meeting at their rooms, King
and Washington streets. tonight.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
FARM CHANGES HANDS.

]. Frank Cariin has bought from Capt
w. II. Snowden FIVE acres of the farm
Andalusia, just below Alexandria, in
Fairfax county.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
Group.

An attack OF Group can De warded off
by giving ChamberIafn's Cough Remedy
promptly at the first indication of the
approach OF the disease. Bor sala by
all 6rGEk.s1s
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

fReported by W. E. Hibbs 6 Co.. 1919 F
Street Members New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board of Trade. and Washington
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
Turned the Tide

W. EBdsE kSf ssOLsF HFEoS WI @dVSFS =
took the fret dose OF DR.. AgneW's
Cure for the Hearthe was on ffss
road to permanent: recovery.
II was under treatment with some -
the beS physicians in London t5nglandj
for what they diagnosed as incorable
heart trouble l suffered agonies through
pains about my heart, fainting spells,
palpitation. and exhaustion. AS
drowning man srasps at straw, tried
Dr. Agneyg's Cure for the Heart. The
first bottle relieved me greatly. and
when | had used two bottles all ths
symptoms OF my heart troubls had left
me. "a LAYERS. coilinswood. Ont u
Dr. Agnsw's oiofmsnt Cures Eczema $50
soYd by MODERN DRUG CO.,
Ala ?th st. u. ".
sna O'DoANELL'S PHARMACY.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
pEorEssoR MxcR&G LOUIS.
DR.. SHAO {

"a years practice curing men. bIAddefs
structure, blood. skin. and private dis@
eases cured promptly. Consultation free-S
COZ F st. y. w.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01

Dividend prospects were again made
the pretext yesterday for higher prices
for Reading and Union Pacific Traders
said that Union Pacific acted as though
insiders had knowledge of favorable
Developments pending, and were very
willing to encourage short selling on
the advance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
Virginia Briefs.

The Berkeley Town Council has at0p- .
ted resolutions calling upon Mayor /
Allen 20 transact all public business /
In the Town Hall. This grew out OF
the recent trial In private Of a sensa-
tional police court case Of much pub
lie interest
A Norfolk jury acquitted alleged
gambling nOuse proprietors who were
hned s.. 900 and sentenced 90 iail by
a police justice.
Newport News. spccial--~Gaming
houses are the curse OF every commu-
nifty. They are born OF iniquity aud
raised ia corruption. I am opposed 20
them now. tomorrow and all the time
/ play a game OF poker whenever I
feel ike Il, but do not go 20 a gam
ing house 10 do a. / shall md Mr.
Slattery $500 and impose a Jail sen
tence OF one day. Moreover, l shall
do likewise in every Similar case that
Is brought before me" In these words
Police Justice Brown delivered his
opinion ina the case OF Walter Slattery.
charged with maintaining a nuisance.
The case was appealed. The testimo-
I ny indicated that Slattery ran a poker
room.
The Atlantic Coast lines new Flori.
da Limited train Is said to have cost
/ $4,000. exclusive OF the engine sand
baggage car. Richly furnished bridal
chambers and drawing rooms are
among the features
County Constable J. +. Wright. OF
Campbell county was sentenced "a
two years Imprisonment for killing
John IRge.
Petersburg citizens are urging ap
preparation ga SIS. 600 for improvics
ard widening IT'S haroor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
Schooner seaehed az Southport to
Prevent Sinking.

Wilmington. Special-The scaoon-
er Lizzie +. Dennison. from New York
10 Jacksonville with a cargo OF ferti-
lizer and cement. was tOwed into
Southport January &c. leaking badly
after having been bu0eted by wind
and waves. The condition CT the yes
sci required the constant attention OF
the crew for two DAYS and nights TO
prevent her sinking. The crew was ex.
hausted upon arrival az Southport.
where the vessel was beached TO pre-.
vent her fiIling.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

New York SpeCia.-rhe plan 60 con-
solidate the different properties 90 the
seaboard Air Line Railway into a ~in-
gle corporations aad o. provide add
uonai capital. WIS uisde pibiic by the
re-srganlzation committee. The com
mlttee is composed ~ Thomas r Ryan
chairman. James 4. blair. Ernest
Thalman. james r. Dooisy T. Jeuer-
son Coolidge. Ir g.. sidney shepard.
aud s Davis W1rdeid. The new plan.
as announced Is a. fOlln~s The cap
ital Of the com nany is rc-arranseu.
The total authorized stock issues are 20
aggregate So 900 0o0 divided "a foi-
lows. First preferred 4 per cent. stock
authorised SiAeo4.e D. 90 which Only
$685.. 900 is % BE- ISSUED az present
second preferred nOn-cumuiative SIX
per cent stock. authorized SIS 900 coo .
p-mmon stock authorized. S3o,oO0.ooo-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

Nakasaki BY Cable.-The Steamers
KaRa and Sunuki have arrived here
with 500 Russian prisoners OF var
and so Ofhcers. All the prisoners have
been quartered at InasE. village near
by. where had also been prepared
lodge for General StOessei. who wis
arrive next Saturday. The Russian
ofscers are allowed much liberty VIII
In the bounds OF the town. bat thew
are under police escort.
General S5cessel and stan viii SAL
from here for Europe ON a French
mail sseamsr. January IS. The Rus
sian prisoners are unfeignedly pleased
AZ the end OF the hardship q the siege
and the considerate treatment ofsfheir
v!ctOrx
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

Durham ~ G., SDectal--l<1 OK Dur
-, - A,~~f6p.g earfv Friday mora
-. - .,,,Sfv over
~ N'e" arc - =
TIE streets INK " \ -. N@44- -
Durham old mi etxniy aonor~a CT
49,. ara o,s. ,ruar4x the beat known
~ -. 80. - s,s~, ~
F"' -. -. ~.
own ite re NotnNii'.'~
his .se<snt homo ~ East Main street
~ a.. e. r,-r,o,k ust.x A s2-cailibrc pts
49,. -. 49,. -. ne, Ma brain
t'i $50 49,.
The aHfTfi OF tnt PA>'oi
in hts rIE1f ear ANS ne Dali FraSAe"
, ,t.,r a..,t death 1aiiowlnr iastnat-
,-,.s.. 49,,
At Eae n'A' '-
were bar rarre persons in tne npnes
pr rar- ai4 VIE. Ms Annie Carr.
ira. -, am 40 "A
.---.. 80 40
now AT n"ne NAt
ieft hst "a tr-s minutes before TOY ~
Durham Hosiery MIL Hhert ne h'tA-
"A position The mnfTd snot Va
heard lv fle COOK. mo NA1 on sc
hrst funr almost immetttAteiY uharf
The bath ruouA Nhcre ne Tragedy NAe
enacted. Shr ran up stNira ana t'AAr
Dr Carr .u a. small cioset eonat. '.lA
with the bach room. IN . Nneeiins %
siron WIN hio"d streaming iirH' -.
head Shu an hack du'Ea stairs anu
told Mrs. elrr and then toto me CO..
0rcd man whu Nas az ne steu' n.'u
thc shot was hred - ,ettef ~
into fhe BATH room ant then Nent
to fhe huuse n COT harper IT IN.
iust across me street and toid am
to come QuifAif rms ae 40 40 49,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
Co.. Petit Dead.

Richmond. Spccial-Coi William r..
Petit. one of the most distinguished
lawyers ln Virginia. died n his home
near Palmyra. FluNanna county last
week. RE was between 90 and so
years old. Hc was a leading member
90 che late Constitutional Convention.
having been che unanimous choice &c
the people of Palmyra. Several years
ago he was president OF che Virginia
Bar Association. When the present
State Supreme Court was elected he
was prominnt candidate and reCeiv.
ed a number of votes. He leaves \
widow. two sons and two daughters
His funeral took place Friday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
Frsneh CABINET Res.nns.

Paris. BY Cable Tho ministry az
NJ Combes. after emerging successful
ly from It's bitter midnight struggle in
the Chamber of Deputies has decided
20 abandon the held while some por-
ton or its prestage stii remains. and
has signined It's intention OF resign
ing The formal termination OF the
ministry after a tempestuous career
OF three years. only awaits the for
NAL submission OF the letters OF re-
urement.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
Telenranhio ariefa-

Secretary 81 the Navy Morton IN an
articis ia the Outlook. suggests a soiu-
ton OF the freight-rate problem.
The articles OF impeachment OF Judge
Charles Swayne. OF Florida. We're dis
cussed In the House OF Representatives.
In the course OF the debate there was
an angry controversy between Repre-
sentatives Littleheld and Lamar.
The plan OF rehabilItating Balti.
more was criticized by a Philadelphia
architect at the convention OF the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
OLD DOMINION NEWS.


Norfolk. Special. - The crus1ds
against poker rooms practically ended
ere by verdict Of the jury which
sveruicd sentences OF fine and irnpris-
,sment IN she police court. Hugh
Mckay ard Tote Mapp. tee aacged
rsoprictorS OF handsomely furnished
roker rooms ora Commerce. strcct and
CITY Hall Avenue. mad been charged
with maintaining n gambling house
In the police court they were lined
81 900 given ave months In Jail and re-
ouired 20 give 81 900 oonGs for n
years SOo,s behavior by Police Justice
simmons. On appeal IN the corpora
ton court they we're acquitted. the
+ Jury being out h1f a few minutes. Tho
state. through Commonwealth Al
tCrney John C. Tuton. held that the
/ rCkrr CONS constituted a p1bac lace
"a here any person OF set OF persons
having a desire 40 gamble we're ADMIT
ted. and therefore ,ur stifutet pub
DC nuisance Under thc cCmmnn law.
Tho defense offered I'D testimony. u
vas aamiffcl through Iudge ID. r,lcS-
tr rrooke counsel ioT Mckay and
MapD. hat ln fei adsuf. conducted
ro.cr rooEas. buf 90 Nas cont, utcd That
the rnon,s we're private apartments.
fhc nr1pric,ors at AN times f~g'iiar.ns
30 ho sh3ulo and should NOT cutter nc
place.
yoras .oa oi r. Heiicr prt a
usrch aorr Csc frnk oi Gasoline In ~
grocery io scc if leak VAS cunflnu
ms rhe tank exploded anl hurled th,
fho bny oui the back door to safety
The Orc department arrives in slime q.
save che 1undnr ana most of h'
stock irom thc hro which cnfuc'f.
Charl. Roll.n-. Color sd ~ Ports
mouth. was shot bv some unkrori
gC-sOn as hc entered his prem se
early Thursday morning Tac builc
ir his ror.lcrd -lcnclnl blow on
rc fen ro fhe -rounI rnCCnse ioua H
rae taken into lhe house and revived
huf bis escape was narrow Co. Pee m
. ine GO tic shot was mysfar.1u.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

Richmond. Va. Speeiai-The SIs-
prems Court OF Appeals refused wris
OF error in the case OF ex-Mayor Nc
Cue. OF Charlottesville. convicted OF
wife-murder and sentenced GO hang
the Goth % this month A Chzrlottes-
vile special says that when the news
OF the action OF the supreme Court
In denying a writ or ERROR xss convey
ed TO MeCue. he lost his nerve and
tainted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

New York. Special-Whtle feeitas
her way through the dense fog eariS
Thursday. IN al EFFORT 90 reach this
port. the sugar laden steamer indes.
from West India ports. struck fire L.
land bar and Is now stuck hard and
9ast. AT midnight the indus was still
ashore. Rith little prospect that she
would be nosted before the neat nisA
tide
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
THE FILIPINO NEEDS
Taft Writes Interestingly Of Affairs
In Our faSierr Possessions
SUBMITS COMMISSIONS REPORT
The Secretary Of War Says in Ais let
Ter Of Trarsnittsi That Tranquility
IS the Rule Throu-nout she ISLANDS.

Washington. Special - Secretary 7.
TAFT has submitted 20 the President
the annual report OF the Phil
lppinc commission. together With
the separate reports OF the com
mission OF the civil sovernor OF the
Islands. The secretary says In his let
ter Of transmittai 20 the President that
the reports show the great benefit
which has been conferred upon the
Islands by a continued state OF tran
guilty Except in The Wild. mountain
Gus regions OF the unexnlorcd island
or Samar and in Tho Moro region OK
the Rio Grande and Lake I.anao. IN
the sparsolv settled island OF Mindl
mao and IN tho island OF Jolo. condl
lions ass 60 tranquility and ladronism
ho says, continue Co improve and ~.
f Ccpt in the places mentioned agricui.
ture and the arts OF peace are nos az
ali intcrfered with hr lovl.ss bands
+ OF dcprcdauons. Bee SAYS &C. is quite
+ satisfactory t0 observe tho -nol ci-
feet ~ "a settled policy wiih roEard to
The civil service. under a .trfr r.nt cit.
Do service law. on fhe personnel and
efficiency az tho service Nlr. or the
tNipinos are learning English and an-
plyrnI for examination as Ens' sh
clerks DE SAWS that the total cxnen-
diturcs for cducct.on last year we're
uearIy 100000. although $4,000 600
year could readily be expended Wlth-
out wasting mcncr.
The secretary SAYS one of che most
satisfactory results OF fhe govern.
mcnts transactions during thc year
In tho islands i- the Establishment ON
. firm basil. of rlc new coinage The
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

>iTluAAuA " - ~
Annie wolsey closed the door as de-
liberatcly as she had opened u. and
leaned her hack against it-perbapS
for the support Il Afforded. Tor she was
CHASTITY pale. and seemed unable 10 \
close her colorless lips to give utter +
ance 20 her thoughts.
Why have you come hcrcs" ASKED .
uncle sam again. You have received 4
my letter."
Yes. / have received your letter
said the agitated woman. after pain
ful pause. and 1 viii not believe lts
contents in that form. With those
lips with which you have SO often ex-
pressed you interest IN me must you
you tell me that you have no wish to
see me again. or I can never believe
It."
Annie said uncle sam sternly. yet
with a slight trcmor in his voice. what
l have said TO you IN my letter Il true.
every word. and must be acted upon
IL is entirely your own fault that II
Is so. Had you but followed my sim
pic advice. this had never happened.
How many times have I warned you
OF the probable outcome OF your COM
munications with your rather The
result Is only such rs I feared and
forcsaw Now you have regained your
father. and your father hos pur it ont
OF my power 20 be- 90 you what once
was. but in whatever part OF the world
you may choose 90 live you shan ale
ways be provided with large means
% sam. surely This IS not 90 De The
end OF our friendship. oh. don't for-
sake me-: defy the worlds cp.n,on in
ihis as Won have deded IL ia SD many
other ways Consider your great
wealth and the independence DO COM
fcrs: what censurc you cannot afford
TO ignore. YOU can stihc with your
gold. Don't rorsaEc me. sam"
The speakers face was flushed now;
and having found her voice. She spoke
rapidly. but in a plaintive. pleading
tone that was painful to hear. In The
tall. graceful woman standing before
me I could with difficulty recognize the
Suffolk village girl who but few
years before had been my almost con.
stant companion. SO changed was She
But her face and figure were none the
less familiar 20 me. though for another
and very different reason. When an
ME W0lsey first entered the room
had started involuntariy. So great wa.
hex resemblance 10 the portrait of ml
mother which hung iu the drawn
room at Hoidenhurst Hall I woui
nc once have Withdrawn. as haas n
neither the right nor desire Go De pres
|...a H.H. HHH. -.
Annie stood against the closed door
. and my presence embarrassed tho oil.
pu-auts So little that neither OF chez
D took the least notice OF me.
Annie noisey'a pass onalc appeal vl
G ibls disconcerted uncle sam.
Annie" said uncle sam. adyanc.u
, towards Der and taking her band
e h.s. IL don't think my regret is Dos
Intense than yours but what / ha'
F. written 1 have written. and come wh.
I may / VIII adhere 90 it. Good-ny
p Anu,o."
. Annie Wolsey tooE the hand viii,
my uncle extended towards her. 9r
, mut,..,l hrief farewell in "a Vol,
IS mako out tte words ot which it w.
ID. nnrrrn-nT ffl.nnI fO fnnNo AS N.
/.
-
"i'
,'N "p''''
Aunt Gertrude was the first 90 spca
IS ''" 'N7
'o'-- a.. :
"a "'T 'oD' l'..-''''l'' 80 49,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
DR.. CARR'S SAD END
prssineat Physieiaa Kills asaseif 10
ri Of Despondeacy
I'LL rEALTH THE IMMEDIATE CAUSE

prorngnsrt Durham Physieisr
Bullet b-so His Own Rese-cs,s
tn,irzuo-x Of His irs<nsior--srs
Death Calmly while az Prsyer-A
Brother - General JsIls- 8 Carr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

Fame is often a bubble that comes
from pusSng and blowing
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

CHAPTER XVIII.
MIsrHKss AND WIFE.
1t was past 10 o'clock when I awoke
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
COLLISION IN N. Y. HARBoR.
Steamer ard Barge collide-L after
Loses Part of Cargo.

New York. Sept. 1.-The Sound steamer
Name. bound from Ntw bedford Mass.
to her pier in this city. ran into q barge
loaded with lead while in the East river
Will" near TIL. Brooklyn bridge, today
The barge was in tow of tug. The YES
sells had slowed down and the blow was
only heavy enough to careen the barge
and dump several tons Of lead into the
river. The bow of the Maine was slight
~ damaged and she proceeded to her pier
tnaided. Capt. Webb said there was no
nanic among her passengers The crew of
the barge scrambled aboard the tug.
III view of thousands of persons on the
brooklyn bridge whose attention was a.
tracted by the sound Of the collision tie
captain of the injured barge rescued his
wife and two children from the cabin OF
the craft. When the Mares bow cut
INTO the barge. the captain dived down
the gangway into her cabin and came up
preceded by his wife ard hearing his twn
children in his arms just rs the barge
heeled over and seemed about to unset
In answer to his call the tug came along
TO deckhnnds on board At his order hi,
VIE made the jump in safety and the
INTO the river
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
STATE NEWS.
ANDROSCOGGIN.
GREEN z.

AS Miss Hattie 'Coburn Of Greene and
Mrs. Mckinney of Lewiston were out
driving. recently, the horse became un-
manageable and threw the occupants
of the carriage OUT with OGsiderable
serious injuries. The horse belonged to
Isaac COlburn and though a spirited
horse has never shown any disposition
to be Enthusiastically. but for some I'M
known reason. he began to run with
such speed that the occupants could
hardly keep their places in the carriage.
At last the horse took a sudden turn
into Il driveway Overturning the car
rage and continued TO lun until the
Carriage was completely wrecked. Miss
Hattie Coburn received many severe
bruises and sprains, and though pick
cd up Unconscious. yet no bones were
broken. Mrs Mckinney received Il
fracture of the collar bone beside
minor bruises and Deins woman
nearly 80 years of age makes 1t more
serious. There were two small child
rem with them but they appeared to es-
cape unhurt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
| the Leading Stocks.

New York, Sept. livery strong pres
sure was directed against the stock mar
s Set d! 4, the open opening, today, with heavy
SAFES AT marked declines. In fact the
nrst hour was Dy far the busiest for some
tlfne. trading III that period being about
twice as large as in the corresponding
h houa o , me previous day. The early break
forced liquidation, with a strong mixture
OF short selling. Bear operations CON
rerged largely around -Amalgamated Cop
as we'll as Reading and Changers were.
not spared. The decline in AmalGamated
copper was soon explained to a degree.
by announcement OF Il break OF ii quarter
in the metal.
Another factor for lower prices was an
advance to per cent. in call money.
rms rate was apparently fictitious, how
ever m,d, m ,a,i1 as r many renewals Were
per cent. Priccs recovered some after the
early declines. but rallies were half
hearted and the market became narrow
ana dull. NO argument for higher prices
was found an the forecast of the weeks
money movements from this center The.
strength of the Morgan stocks. as f1istin
suished from the so-called Standard Oil
group, Cccasioned much talk. There was
good support to the United States Steel.
AtchisOn and the Fries. The heavy sell.
lng OF fsn, Smelling. which came
brokerage houses was believed to repre-
sent pool liquidation in part. 1t was not
until the late session that the marke:
took on its frmest tone, with increasing
dullress. n,
Prices recovered to yesterdays closing
level. but another drive in the last hour
caused fresh weakness. Final quota
tons were about the lowest. the weakest
issues being Union Pacific Erie and
Smelling.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value. 81, aa95 co.,
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
Augusta, Winthrep,
& Gardner Railway

saIme Table in Effect June /. 1905.
S,s leave Augusta for Hallowcll and
hour and d haly every half hour on the
p; NJ. For Halloweli only at Ii p. NJ.
EIrst car Sunday. s A. NJ.
9 * %rs u ie;tve Augusta for, Winthrop so.
30. TO- 10 e. &c. s e. . ~ d q { a; re
time same. first CT startling ntgf 20.
Z Cars leave Aussistaa. for Tf;iIs week
1 @snci,S SO, s2o; go. aee 1870 and com
2. M, then staSeS and ss sss hS Snnd ti;
tune Cars leave every half si0hr from,
A; M ~; to ?. n, 2 lep. Nj.
WITS, Sars ieave. Gardiner for Austista daily,
throp and Togi,s finss -axlry hair hour
I H. o.l3 A. N 'tp 3 % T., M .giJ r. VI. for
dIa la eniy. 19,ls T.. NJ for Halloween
SIS x. NJ -" oniy; The INST car Sunday.
8 (. Cars j leays Winthrop Tor Augusta so,
s, 90. "a ~ g s;e 3 less lss i25 - 80.
Gar i s 81 s s a. as e. a: 81 s spsssi
time same, first car starting at I'D
Cars leave TogGs for Augusta week
Gays Gay :, $50; 100, SO. 90. 1913. Commenc-
leave every half hour from $50 a NJ to
$50 p. NJ. $50, 1870. ~
Cars leave Hailowell for Gardiner S
minutes pe1ore and Y minutes after every
hour from $50 A. NJ. to I0.23 p. NJ. Eirst
car Sunday. 49, A. NJ
Cars leave Hallowell for Augusta 8
minutes past and % minutes before every
hour from Cos A. NJ. to 1928 p. NJ. excart
1O.0S p. NJ. First car Sunday. sos A. M.
Train Connections-The $50 A. NJ car
from Winthrop and $50 A. n. car from
Gardiner. S3S from HalIowen. 80 from
Augusta connects at Winthrop with
trains East and West. The ll50 A. III.
car from Augusta connects at. Winthrop
with train for Lewiston and Farming
ton. The 1.50 p NJ car from Augusta
connects at Winthrop with trains East
and West. The $50 p. NJ car from Au-
gusta connects at Winthrop with trains
for the East.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
New York Produce Market.
New York Money Market.

New 1rTN, sept. i.
Receipts. 20.;,43: exports. 1923;
sales. 500: quiet and about steady.
WHEAT-Rcceipts. $500; sales, 100 0J
spot; spot firm; No. rcd. &Jss elevator
and SG5s f O b afioat: No. l northern Du-
luth. 92Is to arrive o b ahoat; No.
northern Manitoba. Ssla 10 arrive + u
anoat
sales. 500 futures. 1900 spot; spot steady
No. ,, 6Gla elevator and 6Oia b af!oit
No. yellow. g. No. . yellow, 60.
OATs-Receipts. l14.loO: exports. -
spot steady; mixed. 1902 lbs, 29I2si2
natural white. S0Gt32 lbs. 30M3l; clipped
white, 36all0 lbs, 33ul3J.
LARD-Barely steady; western steaned,
S1OlS 30; refined, barely steady; continent,
$50: s. A.. 80; compound, J7s@G
PORK-Firm.
BCTTER-Firm; receipts. CAS-; official
prices state dairy common to extra. IN
20,4: western factory. common |" extra
l5Ml,k.
EGGS-Quiet and unchanged; receipts
1s45.
POTATOES-Steady and unchanged.
SlGAR-Raw. nominal: fair refining.
3i.: centrifugal 96 test, l5-1Gat4; molasses
sugar, 3b refined. unsettled.