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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23
Constance CrawIey

Tonight at Dobinson auditorium
Constance Crawley and her English
players will open a weeks festival, a
fitting tribute to Shakespeare and his
time. Tonight being Shakespeare's
birthday anniversary, it will be appro-
priately celebrated by Miss Crawley
and her company in the presentation
of two "episodes," one an Episode
from Hamlet" in which Miss Crawley
plays the part of the Dane and the
Tragedy of Juliet" in which Miss
Crawley plays Juliet. Arthur Maude
will appear in the role of the King in
Hamlet" and as Capulet in the
"Tragedy of Juliet" Allen Leibler
will be seen in the role OF Romeo,
Maude Turner playing the part of the
nurse,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23
SOLDIER KILLS
INNOCENT MAN
Many People Killed and Wounded by
Sentries Who Take the Law
Into Their Own
Hands
Bv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.-one of
the younger sons OF L. +. Riordan,
well known real estate dealer, was
shot and killed shortly before the noon
hour Saturday few feet from his
residence.
Young Riordan was on his way home
and had a bottle of whisky in his coat
pocket.
The soldier on duty ordered him to
stop and throw the whisky away, and
when Riordan refused the soldier i'm
mediately shot him dead.
An unknown workman employed at
the Gerson tanning company on Web
ster street near McAllister was on his
way home and was ordered to halt by
sentry.
The workman explained his wife was
dying and he wanted to see her and
tried to pass. The sentry took shot
at him but missed him, and the work
man ran back to the tannery.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23
Mrhe Lion and the Mouaer

The ''Lion and the Mouse" company
arrived in Los Angeles last evening
Tonight Mr.. Klein's play will be pre-
sented for the first time in this city.
The Lion and the Mouse remains at
the Mason for the week, with a Satur-
day matinee. The cast includes
Arthur Byron. Gertrude Coghlan.
George Parsons, Joseph Kilgour and
Grace Thorne
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23
Benefit Concert

Tonight at Simpson auditorium
Signor Russo, assisted by his Dramatic
Operatic Concert company will appear
in a benefit performance, the proceeds
of which are to go to the San Francisco
funds. There is no regular price of
admission to be charged, but the mem
bers of the audience are to pay any
price for seats that they may be able
to afford.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23
Money orders Being cashed

II you want to go east, g: Haydock,
Agent Illinois Central r. R., 2Ss 8. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23
Mason Opera House

This morning at the Mason opera
house box Office the money paid in for
tickets for the Conried grand opera
engagement will be refunded. All those
who have purchased tickets will re-
ceive amounts paid in on surrender of
tickets in their possession.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23

Taik-o-Phone free. See the proposition
In todays Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23

Homeless children received and placed
in homes for adoption. Apply Rev. Q.
NJ Rice Superintendent Children'a
Home society, s34 Bradbury building.
Los AnEeleh
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23
MAIL SERVICE
BEING RESUMED
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE NOW
IN OPERATION
Estimated That Only Fifty Sacks o
Mall Were Lost During Confla-
gratIon-Three Hundred and
Fifty Employees at Work
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.-At a
meeting of the postal authorities with
the military, held at the postoffice
building, plans were completed for the
resumption of mail service late this
afternoon.
The San Francisco postoffice was in
full operation. Three hundred and
fifty men are at work in the main
offices at Seventh and Mission streets
Inspection by Lieutenant George R.
Armstrong and Postoffice Inspector
OConnell show that all but fifty bags
of mail which went through the fire,
have been recovered and now are being
handled expeditiously.
Mail Being Distributed
All trains are carrying mail into the
city and this is being distributed at
the postoffice, which was only partially
damaged. Branch offices under the
authority of the postoftice department
and the military are being established
throughout the city and the adjacent
hills, where the refugees are camped
All mail should be addressed to the
old street numbers In San Francisco
unless the new address is positively
known.
Money Orders Being cashed
Nine branches will be in operation
tomorrow morning. Money orders are
being cashed as rapidly as funds can
be secured.
The postmaster is completing ar
rangements with the superintendent OF
the mint to convert into cash paper
now on hand in the postoffce. Nc
banks are opened. Letters are being
accepted without stamps or envelopes
and will reach their destination with
out delay.
| II you want to go east, 9: Haydock
| AGENT Tflinoia Central r. R., 228 s.. Spring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25
OVER hRNOlD'S TRAIL.
Bath Automobile Party Sets Out for a
Trip to Quebec.

Bath. Me, Sept. ci-Hon AMI Mr.
John $. Hyde Mr. and Mrr Nililnm
Warden and S.natur-elert Ilatuld NJ
Sewall ard wife l.it ct J 81 this aGl.rnunu
Tor an automobile trip To Quebec In MIR
HNde's machine were himself AMI .y!re
Mr.. ard Mrs. Warden and Chauffeur Hlr
ry WaSEhTrn. ana In Mr.. ScuaIls ma
chine were himself ami VIE ANA Chalt
four L. T. Esel,y.
The two big automobiles went over On
the 80 ferry to Woolwfch and ~ oc.cd-I
M, the riverside to Gardiner where they
crossed and went to Augusta, crnSSiu.,
again there and proceeding as far ~
Winsiow. rtcrossng ana going to Sllnw-
hogan. where they will remain tonight
at the Hotel CobuIn
Tomorrow night they will stnp lt lack
man. away up i'll the mort hern part Of the
State, and Wedns sday VIII ride Ia Ono
bee.
Coming back they Will 20 t. Sknwhe-
gan. cross To the Sandy River valley on1
proceed to Mr. SeualI's farm lt AJoupt
Blue From there they will go Il Rur,
ford Falls. from there to Bethel and
thence to Wamheck Hotel in ,h,a NOM
tadns. and next 10 tho Mt Washiprt,,,
House. whence they Will return dfrsctIv
home.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
FEATURES OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

~" YORK. Sept. 2L-Distmhcd scnii-
't''t 'N'r HE money outlook induced CON
~, Pr selling pressure on tn. Stnr K
marx TO-DAY and il was not until ne
'.i'.'iiit'i selling riders had been worked
III. I'M me rItcnt NAT a recovery SGT ir.
y, faIIN hiti about wiped cut tho losses
~ tlr m'ddl' Of The afternoon. The etrly
"i"HS Was reinforced to a consider BIZ.
,At"lt by snort selling ON account of pro
!''~|!"iiitI bear traders. Their t.nromcut-
Ntfc encouraged by Z miSrea ding of the
: .gnlfcanc" Of the sub-tr-aSurv figure.
NhlCh showed on their fac. Il withdrawal
q >''+l-.HN from III" banks since the bank
Sul'tment. The Inference that the ba lks
We're poorer in cash Ia that amount than
shown IN" bank statement Has. however
uiiWarr2nivd- some Of thu. professional
'iI-nc induced by INSTRUMENTATION of this
II m was covered later H. the Gay and
h'iI'"d tn rally. The - was not much
thhnG" ~ III" MONEY situation or rather
II Tie procession az events which is;
tf.t"lNE tOE"the: IA" money market
m" scarcity II funds in the time loan
market continued. In view Of thcs. con
h:imnS III" conViC ton grew that treasury
i'"t l"r the money market was essen
ii! 10 clai;I" t. meet the October LIST
demand upon it, The confident belief tn 1
S.l.'l mca~ 'ltt- T,r. inlW intnt wa o,ler
~ llte ~ IN d1r ana contribute! ltro--iN
!" the r'l,6N-'l H.. III tl'v StD, l. market
ne l1!c recovery bCcams decidedly
strong but the only stocks to Weld any
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BOXING NOTES.

| Kid Goodman has received and AZ
ceI.trd an offer To box Steve. Kinney in
Davenport, oct. q.
Sam Engcr started for san Fran
| cisco Monday u see Jack O'Hl;rn
about tn, ir proposed match
Joe Jeannette and George Cole have
been signed by a Lawrence club to bo,
!? rounds i'll Il couple Of weeks
Jack Johnson, Who is npw in Ph:ia-
delpiia. is again after Il bout with AL
Kaufman. who Is also in the Quaker
City.
NJ belmont has n hard contract to
fill at Lymansvillc tonight. Mike Ma
lone Of Philadelphia. who is IL be h.s
opponent, is rated high BY the Quaker
Cltv sports.
The authorities in Chicago would not
let BATTLING Nelson box in the theatcr
in that city, SO he had To give wrestling
exhibitions. Rallv Nolan claims il was
a case Of spite.
Al Kaufman will probably have
f"l his next OPPONENT Jim Barry, the
heavyweight lhat John l.. sullivan dis
covered. a Spokane club has made
them an offer
Young Lenny OF South Boston. who
boxed in several preliminary bouts al
Chelsea, is in Montreal looking for q
match. All. Lynch Of Quebec has re-
ceiNcd m offer To box him in Montre-
al.
Harry Ed-ls WAS not under the man.
ag+lnent Of steve Mahnney when he
f"ul-d tote AT Haverhil the other
ith Nah L. a.. -;
before the bout because he did not like
tn" way Edels had been acting.
Dick Hyland is very apt to get a bad
bump when he goes against Eddie Han
Ion in san Francisco Friday night. The
latter is clever ANA knows more about
the game than Hyland. The latter
has a good punch and keeps boring in
all tn" time.
Jimmy Gardner. who is to meet Rule
Smith at Denver Friday night. is rtas-
onablN sure Of winning. He Knocked
out Smith in five rounds in Denver i;
couple "t years ago. and as Gardner |
is 4 better boxer today than he was |
then il ought to he easy for him to re
peat.
According To the bookings Of Mike |
Schrccks manager. Schreck has Two |
bouts on for this week. He may throw |
up The one with Rogers in Terre Hanto |
f"i Wednesday night 81 that he will bn |
all right when he meets Marvin Hart |
in Kentucky Saturday afternoon. They |
in a four-r round bout in New |
York last year and those who saw il |
declared il to h- one Of the poorest /
exhibitions they ever witnessed. Hart |
has not done any boxing since Tommy |
Burns made him look like Il novice ~ |
,,s Angeles
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RATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
BASEBALL NOTES.

f,i fianinn will pilot the rinc1nra:
cInb again next season.
ne boston Americans viii give
@M uilI,'t".td, the clcvrr Troy pitcher.
irSout tur tie rest Of he season
IN" chicago ana New York sports
are betting big Wads of real money
On their faForitri. with the White S,x
The faVnlite.
Hugh puny made one Biz. mistake.
mat the Quaker fam: cannot forget.
He rrir;tE"G Roy, the Indian player. NJ
one wanted The man, hnt that made. nn
difference.
tliaIl"@ 'oliIisiey held open house
i"i i.tarIH 10" ol i-tinIe bali players at
his bail park last Friday. Among tii''
number we're EOH, Barnes. capt. An
son, Tony Mullauc, Jack t;lasacn"l
Sadie H"uck. Dan OI-ary and Arlie
i.atham.
The Detroit Journal had the followiag
cohinent on Bostun'S third bH.tm3n:
Morgan mas improved 60 per cent. over
his play Tor the. month after he joined
Boston. If Detroit hadn't the best
thitd basenan i'll the league right now
he would certainly be o. use here"
To protect Umpire Evans from bod
lily injury in q game be; tween the 81.
Louis Americans and Chicago last
week. Pres. toEiSkty ordered lie SAFE
Of pop" stopped. and there were many
!hrsly ones in the bleaChtrS III consc-
qG"nCe. Full"Wing Il rank decision the
'pn!," bottles began To ny At the uIn-
iit, and for Il time it looked as though
il WAS raining glass figures. Then
came romiHkcy' ehict
Pres. Nee atfrey of the Toronto clu0
announce $ tllal his team Will play ITS
Gai.Ie:. nt\i season, rain or Shine. iii"
club has decided to pun base Il huS"
tai paulin big enough To cover the en-
TIRE skin portion Of the diamond. and
Whenever ii rains This Will BE- brought
into use. II is claimed that after show
IN the intie!d viii be us dry as II nut =.
and il viii not he necessary To cali
Eain'-, off ON account of wet grounds
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FOOTBALL NOTES.

P-nrISy lvaiia has airs al ..:.t :I,rre
men 10 the hospital squad
Harvard two stssir:. ii IA, vii
come - an end Wednesday.
Knox Crlltg,. III ,i;tlrsburg. n. ha.,
d;"p3ed football fur The :"rctr game.
The Harvard giiilrom has h,rn
fl"Ned seven yards doWn the field from
the horse: hoe end Of the stadium
The tackling dumnII, "A harvard
Lillian russell ana Anna !lr!d." at.
being renovated ana iii be. .allri into
play this week.
Bob" Herman. the foIHa.r Harvard
captain ani coach, touL q. cont lilac
in the Canadian cha,L. ..4i4r hi.h
Jump on Saturday.
Burr starr ana NrWhall, the Ilir,.
"li' men elig. for the team who
have not yet come oui. .trt- ,-..r.-t,"i to
report early this wr,.k
Ten DAYS of practice lIi.t. hc,il gun,.
through at Harvard without an iniul \
serious enough to keep 4 man away
from tn" field. In former years there.
have always been three or four men
laid up with bad shoulders IN the first
week.
Sandy Thomas, the purdu" ITniver-
Sity football playa ana weight throw
er. viii not return to the Western in
Stitutiun this year. lie says that he -
going TO finish his college course IN ih..
East. Thomas has IL record of I5i ,,.-t
viii the lt-rouud hammer, and he Wa
the strongest man who played agti:tS:
Chicago On the football field last fail
Pun due VIII BE- coached IN football by
William. the former Dartmouth pla
er. This year.
-. l.. Dunlap has joined the long list
Of Michigan football players Ui.u La vr
secured positions ~ CoaChos i'll the
West. At the present rate that Wolvrr-
irts are sending out missionaries lht
'm1llrt colleges i'll that section of the
country viii all be- play ing the Iust
style of football within a few year..
l'unap ha:; gone To kenyon College,
Gambler. -. to direct the affairs Of The.
eleven anh take charge Of Tire physical
tiAluing also.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25

Crnn": treasurer. Harold f. Marsh o.,
Bangor. l""ls Ike oi Milton, N II
was elected manager Of the class ba.a
bah and football teams. while Harold y
Han of Augusta WAS elected captain ct
tn, baseball team.
The first meeting If the class Of I.lo
was h"lG Monday noon tlaudu~R1yl,. uN
presided over the meeting TIL. fellow M
OHIO, rs were chosen to act fu, one month.
President. ArtNur q. ~ 80 Of Shc,.I,- r1t ;
secretary ard tr.; -urtr. Kent Il Fox Of
Hanger. class has' bah manager. J Nolan
Name of Frankfort. The freshmen ais,
voted to accept I'll" challenge "A IN supi
omnre class for three games nf baseball
the first to be PLAYED SLtn1tr, sept =,
III" class losing iva uut of tn three
e,'meS il II THH the other class NV. husl-
els nf PEANUTS inst'ad Of three. In. his
~ Vas the ease last y"lT.
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DlEEEN MAY RETIRE
Alter Honeymoon Will Enter Business
IN the Salt City.

Syracuse, y. i. Sept. o4--VViliain
II. Dine"n. pitcher OF the Boston Am
er!caiI club, has secured leave of alb
arnce from tha team for tl.. remainder
OF the season ana is III the city 10 or
range for his wedding. which viii take
place early next month, the exact date
not yet being ANNOUNCED The bride
f'-h", Miss Margaret Quinn, daughter
or William Quinn Of This city, is a
h3nda"lne AMI popular young N,,Iiati.
Mr., Diif"n arrived iii Syracuse q
W""k aE" Saturday. 1t is reported that
this may be- his last season la bar
bill 1t il sand that &np,l after h,. Re
t.: - from his honey moon ne viii rli-
<ar IN hu, mess In this city.
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
A New Athletic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
more and Freshmen Class Meetinu.

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new regulations made hv the faculty OF
the ,-ntversrtr i, ,:.,,ns ,vs,v ca,ddo,.
o'' .'a'" mus her''i''r p''
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reSlS'' ii S.iI'e Thu lay afternoon Is ..
follow
scho"' course in ayr culture Harvey T.
hamSd'h \" nson Nc.
special StideutS-'ir"vcr Y. Corning.
Lynn. N'S'. i. ; FRANK Z. F"rti-r,
Tu'he 'rnt'r, Ne. engine, ring: Donald
I. Mctcaf, Augusta, NJ. f. sstrN
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napohs. Md: '2nwyn !. Fulton. Fiain-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25

Mrs. Patton Fleming. a native Of Dun
dee. who has; lust h"rn elected Il memher
Of the ROYAL Amusement Society. is not
the only British woman. who has sue
ceed,d i'll con?prehend!ne the trans
ceuG-ntal mysteries OF the h"aVens-,ei-
hapS the most abstract and abStruse or
the sciences. Miss Henrietta Leavitt dis
covered - new variable stars some years
ago. Lady iiuGgns diligently helps her
husband. Sir William Husg1ns. i'll lis AS
rrunOmi,a al observations. In their hOuS.
in South London they possess 4 very tine'
~ equipped observatory. which contains
the enormous telescope presented by the
Royal Society t. Sir Wiliam IL rcCnsnt
ton of the work accomplished by LAdy
Hu"sns ami himself in astro- phNs Sic
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Would You Like to See
Dan Patch and the Bronco
Scoring Down the Track for
Special Match Pacing Race?::
i Is Not Unlikely That They Will Meet
Sometime This Fall.

Dan Patch and The BrOncho the ,uo
greatest PAGERS that the world mas ,.var
known, may meet in a special match
rae" in the near future An eff,rt /.
now being made 10 bring the two great
PAGERS together.
The wonderful record made by Dan
Patch has aroused anew the talk for
such Z contest. The idea of matching
~" Two premier PAGERS first suggested
itself when The Broncho broke the
worlds pacing record for three cons-c-
utlN" heats earlier in the summer The
recent record performance of Dan
Patch aroused anew these plans. and
everything points to an early meeting
Of the two.
Dan Patch has not appeared in
shield. Dan Patch'S records have baru
busy smashing records during that
time. His mile in 1.55. clipping a quar-
ter of a second from the record held bv
himself, was the elimination OF his
marvellous work. He is believed to be
at his best now.
The BronchO has never paced faster
than two minutes, but her records have
been made without the aid of a wind
shield. Dan Patch'S records have been
made with shield. ana not in races.
as las been the case with the ma jority
Of til- little mares marks.
HorSemen believe that the match, if
arranged. will result in the breaking of
all existing worlds records for three
heats in Il race. The BrOnchO has nev-
er been forced to her limit, and it is be-
lieVcd that she Will pace under the two
minute mark if she meets Dan Patch.
An average If better than two minutes
TO the heat is expected in case of Il
meeting.
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THE WEEKS BOUTS.

Tuesday-Al belmont IS. Mike Malone,
ana Billy ConncrtE vs.. Johnny MahLU.
LI manSN illc. X. |.
Wcdnrsdiv-Davo Deshler VS.. Young
Eriie. Jim Lloyd vs.. j. Mahan ahd Fred
O'Brien W. Al Rates. Lincoln Club. Chel-
sea. Nike Schreck Us. Miner Roger.
T-rrc fIdIltt
Thursday-Kid Scal.r ". Phil Knight
Lewiston. Mont: Jim Potts ~. Harry
Lewis. Tcrrr Haur..
Fri,lay-Iinrirr Gar,iner v. puh. Smith
Denver: Dick, Hyland W. Eddie lIanlon.
San Francisco: Geors" Gmthcr vs.. Zen,
br"n. Beaver Falls. Pa: Al Marian ". J.
McClclIIrd. Warren. Pa: Arthur Cote "
Peter Sullivan. Riddcfnrd: W. Snailhanl
vs.. j. Grove. Everett. Wash.
Satnrday-Joe Thomas VS.. Harry Lewis.
Philadelphia, Marvin Hart vs.. Mike
S.hreck Belleview, Ky.
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London has been suffering from /,
playa" 81 cat'tpiilhiS, hut abOth M wears
ago IL was vl:.ted by pla3u" of iii-S
compared with which the present pest
fade into lnsignitcaucr, An account OF
this period runs thus: About III" middle
1t August OF this Year I,USD such ii pro
tg!ous quantity of fiic% peStei"d the city
n London that many Of the streets were
50 covered with them that th.. People 5
irtt made rs pcrc"pthlc an impression on
Uciu al upon thick snow and notNith-
landing many hundred bushels OF them
We're swept INTO the Kennels, yet no dis
temper snsued. nor did tn" inhabitants
Gt"'"iVe the least in JuiY in their health"
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

INV III II. t1V'TIt. 4.
FI.OTR-Rece;pts. .Osl4: Exports. l..3>S.
safes. S6O.n; market firm with light trade.
WTTEAT-Rcc"iptS. 1882: exports -. =
90: sales 2.:O0.HG futures: spot firm: No.
: r@,i. 7S7s elevator; No; rcd, So . b
atoat. No ! nnrtherr Duluth. So, { o h
afoat: No hard winter. 12is . b afioat
'ORN-Rec"ipts. 1880: exports. 1lo.t:,f
sInt easy: NJ. :. III. elevator and ~,
! y h at'nat; No. , yellow. ati M. 2
White, 5SIh.
uATS-Pcccipts 17inn0: EXPORTS. 30.i7G.
SLOT steady; mixed oats, Sac lbs. 81:
nafllraI white .@G - lbs >1l.mi0; clipped
white. 2c"i0 lbs. "9l.6 AZ.
REFF-St.adv.
fiI F'irm et"rn prime n6-G9 IT.
rnE Rarolv steady. family i
n -rTE Steady to firm lee. Mt. I1Il
!fhet nrica: Extra Creamery. "1nl@ or
cia pr.ces: Creamery common to extra
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AMERICAN,
New York and Chicago
Tied for Leadership.
Chicago Downs Boston and De-
trolt Whips New York.
Cleveland Shuts Out PhilIles and Senators
Do Same 10 81. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicaen. Sept. 2l.-rhicago defeated
Boston ! 10 | today In the opening ri tn
mai series III this city carriean re
ceI~cJ Il bah On the finger Tip ana mad
to retire Tann-hili WIS hit hard In thr
openi'.. m ana retired. The visitor.
oniN rt.n 'Nas htie o. pair. 81 >n.<l-S
and q L;.aA.L. bah -.ie hel'iins ct tiIca
o. uu- :, feature
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I.ARD-tr, hanged: i0i,.
BEEF-Ea sicr; whole cattle. oGtal.
I.AMBS-Duli: spring. l:..@il3; IAN lW,
EEAI.S-Bull: lUs11.
HUTTER-Firm; northern. "61aTH9
CHEESE Finn. York state. 1.i.ul3
EGGS Firm; choice, 1td23, western. =
APPLES Incha neel: Gravcnsteins. eco
alto
POTATOES Quiet: new. per bag !0Gt53
SUGAR Steady on Il basis ~ ~" f":
Ftuunl.tttd
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, Sept y.
Spot cotton closed uu-t. lo points de
cline. Mlddlins uplands. $50; DO gall, :.SI.
Sales, ~ bales
Galveston steady. . .-lG: Charleston
steady. >. Memphis Gt"1dy. 81. New or
leans easy. ? 5-l,;; Mobile steady, 9s: So
Nannah quiet, y.
Net receipts for three days. - 9fG
Exports to Great Britain a2i1, 10 France
tvt; 10 the continent 10,.59
Stock. .ig 20