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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
Surprised mt Panama.

Panama, Feb. IA sensation has been
caused here by the news OF the appoint
ment of Mai. Goethais to succeed Chief
Engineer Stevens as the constructor OF
the Panama Canal Mr.. Stevens is reticent
regarding his resignation. lie says that
the authorities at Washington can explain
his motives. The news Of the change Of
engineers was entirely unexpected.
Following so closely upon Mr.. Shonts
retirement from the Canal Commission. IL
has caused widespread comment
il is reported that Mr. Stevens VIII sail
this evening on the steamer Finance from
Colon for New York
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VIII sail on March 6.

Maj Cocktails. the new head CT the
Isthmian Canal Commission. who is 10 be
chief engineer in place of Mr. Stevens.
VIII sail from New York on one OF the
Panama Railway Company's steamers on
March g. He will take charge on the
isthmus Immediately. Mr.. Stevens will
probably remain in Panama as long as
Maj. Goethals thinks he is needed there.
Then he and Mrs. Stevens and their two
boys viii go 10 Europe for several
months. II cannot be learned that Mr.
stevens has anything particular in view
Just now. but he VIII not retire from
active life. and viii probably soon find
employment.
William J. Oliver. who, with an ssso-
citation or men Of which John B. Nc
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28

L saw Viola in hel =Oom" said the
witness. Il told her that / did not think
she had told the truth about the affair.
and begged her 10 tell all. She denied
that anything was wrong. I went out of
the room. and returned again in a few
minutes Ny suspicious were almost con
fTmed by what I found when ! entered
I again begged her to tell me all about
ii. and stu she denied everything "
StrOther here began to show signs of
breaking down. His voice trembled and
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SPO5TING NOTES.

Arthur Irwin. manager of the AItoon-
as Irlt'@tca "nmc the other day
on III" rrnund That tho unpir,. Con-
nor, Wis i'll no condition to oiliciatc.
The Ian IF tho \. \. L. placed ~ the
southern district nn Guy HaSkins, the
|. If 7. mil" ana huIf-milc runner. has
been lifted and tho Red ard Blue star
VIII accompany his team mates and
participant" in tho jamestown EXPOSE
tion games June u. Last winter Has
klns went to Richmond. Va. to land a
mile race there. ana sumc Of the South
ern athletes were equally determined
ne would not win and in tho iOstling on
the turns HaSkinS was roughly handled
ana he rctalatcd and was put under
the ban.
MARK +. EurlinEamc '0S. Of Boston.
was Monday elected captain of the
rhliiipS- Exeter track team. Burlingamc
WIS nc winner Of the high jump in the
AHioNcr- Exeter mcct this year. Bur
"nsame is 4 graduate of English High
scnool' Boston. where he captaincd the
u'ck team. which won the Boston in
r'Sch1laStic championship two years
~ succession. Burlingame holds the
,v"Id lor high jumping and the pole
a""'. at English High school. the for
III hihS > feet, s inches and the pole
vault 10 feet. inches.
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Mary records: Question: Resolved,
That the dairy industry has done more
to build UP tho farms of Maine than
any other lranch of agriculture"
''- -"-I |.-,r.,I.- Gvcr.,"lr iEanIin,
followed by remarks from Worthy
Treasurer. Rroth2r hammond, Worthy
Lecturer Brother King and Brother
Henry Irish.
oxford Pomona gay" 4 rising vote Of
thanks to New Century Pomona for
comforting degrees, followed bv the
same from New Century to oxford for
entertainment and courtesy. Members
Of New Century, who came ~ train
were then Obliged to retire Had Il recess
of five minutes was declared.
When called 10 "rd"r Mountain
Grange gave half-hour cntcrtan-
m"nt. The next meeting is to l." h"Il
in Harrison.
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Oxford Pomona.

regular meeting Of oxford PomO-
"'diSt was held at North Buck
~ ~ win Mountain Grange on Tues
u'S' June 4. New Century Pomona
,,It with them by invitation. The new
nail Of Mountain Grange was filled nj
II edrIr hour fun to overlooking. the
s"IAering numbering fully 275 patrons.
' me forenoon session after the reg
uiar business was done away with
,"orthN Master Edwards called on
brother King of oxford Pomona. who
e"'e The address Of welcome. which
W. responded to by Brother Eastman
New Century Pomona. The officers
oxford Pomona surrendered their
e'flFS I" officers Of New Century, who
."'crrcd the fifth degree on class Of
siN' huG"ne and Clara Fuller Joined
~ century. Joseph st. Laurent,
:, thallin. Mamie Slattery and
a-"-old Stevens. the oxford The de-
s'e' team did excellent work and were
N'.sratulatcd Ey the Oxford Pomona.
;, ranges represented were Bear
I,'o'htain. Union, Canton. Mt Sugar
1r'di' franklin. Frederick Robbie. West
"rls' BucSfield, East Hebron, Rocka-
mega and Mountain.
), After comforting degrees the patrons
nslehed to: Music by the choir and
,,s by Brother Arden Tilton of
,uourn; reading by Brother John Irish
B Mountain Grange; also a reading by
brother Tilton.
binner was announced, a recess of
0'e h2ur was declared.
~ me afternoon session the meeting
va; vas IN the fourth degree. The follow
ing program was given:
music, choir Of Mountain Grange;
,auufess' Brother +. l.. Torrey: read
40 sister S. L. Jackson; song, Sister
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New York Produce Market.

New York June II.
FLCuR-Ecceipts a6.75?. exports Isl
sales $50; dull and lower; Mimi. patent
5.lhn; 60: winter Patents 4.50r5.
What Rccelnts -n,IGI; exports $500
sales 3,%0a 900, spot weak. NJ. red 9St,
elevator; No. red 99Ha f b anoat; No
northern Duluth 10S= f o b afiodt; No.
hard winter 1G2is i b ailoat.
CORN-3eceipts 1S.g,5: exports ESQ;
sales $1,000 spot; spot easy; No. > GG12 ele-
vatOr and 62h u b alloat; No. = white 8
and No yellow CA o b afloat.
OATS Receipts 72.6O: exports 1857:
spot easy: mixed, 2eGi33 lbs. 49}2: natural
white. 3eIt"3 lbs, 5OQ5l; clipped white, 81
Gti0 lbs 5GGC5i.
BEET-Cyuiet.
LARD-Fasy: western prime 7OGSS0.
PORK-Barely steady.
BtTTTEH-Quic:, unchangcd; receipts
Hi1S.
29S. ,,,as,,,
POT ATOFS-Easv. unchanged.
SUGAR-Raw quiet. fair refining 3.3l.
Centrifugal So test 3.Sl; molasses sugar
SOC; refined quiet
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Portland Market.

Portland. Jane u, li'I-
FT.OTTR-Nichiean and st r"ui=.
strai,:ht, $5I4H5.c1: do. clears, 1880 10;
winter wheat patent, $J.2JI5-iD; spring
wheat Patents. $tWftGiJ.
BUTTEE reAnecv. fancy per N.
&c: tub creamery. &C Vermont, 2id3Jc.
Eggs Eastern. fresh, 1S0l9c.; western.
CIIiEEsr:-N. y. ana factory, 141zG15,kc;
'' G;Ri%"Corn. car lots. sc: bags.
Sc: meal hars. g. cats, new and
ir car lote. a;:4riJ6r.; hays Sass; Mimi.
sacked brar. har lots s1I.G1: winter
wheat bran. car lots. $500: bag lots. s259
&c: brown midd!inGs. car lots. 500.
ORANtiES-Frori1a. 81 .GM4.50.
PKOCI-rE. -R'an-. California rca. s2-33:
yellow eyes. s2.0hd2.1o. Red Kidneys,
$. 1aT2 g: fowl, Ia nc . turkeys. western,
2rfY1Ic.. cl;ci,cns. i6T17c.
PROVISIONS Pork. heavy, sla.0o; me-
dunn siS7,. ..,,,
LAKR-Pure ties, half tbls.. 10h@l0Hc. e:
ca ses. l1AG1la: compound tcs., half bar
reIs. cIkM9Ac.; cases, 33aG1G1s-
SUGAR-Ex quality. bbls.. $50; small
bbls.. s.. %: sacks. $50; extra C., si9o.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Jurn IA mood Of depres-
sion crrpt over the stock market again
to-day. The trading was largely in pro
1esslonai hands and the movement of
prices was under suspicion of cxaggera-
ton by the efforts of this class to fur
ther their purpose of getting action SUI
flcient to offer profit on operations. The
consequence was a rather erratic move
mcnt of prices and abrupt fluctuations on
comparatively small dealings. Tie OPP
portEaist policy Of the traders led to sud
den shiftings of position without MAIN
tanning any ground for long. The con-
slant changes thus involved gave sugges-
ton of lack Of conviction on the part Of
the operators. There was some DISPOSE
ton to attribute the recurrCnt weakness
to the important failure in the contract
ing business announced this morning al
though the effects of this were slight so
far as surface indications went The de-
cline at the opening which vas attributed
to this cause did not 20 far before CT
fcctivc Support was forthcoming.
y more influential factor in the weak
ness was the bad impression caCscd by
the acrrhity Of p.,hlic discussion in japan
of relations with the United States. No
actual happening was reported to account
for the feeling, but there was much at
tcutiou given to tie subject in the tinan-
cial district. which found its reflection H.
the study of the comparative naval forces
of the two countries and of the vuiner-
able positions in the case of an outbreak
Of hostiltics.
The money market here grows percept
IDLY stronger and opinion gained force
that rise before the end of the half
year is 4 likelihood. There was a mo-
mentaly rise in prices when it was an
nounccd that Governor Hughes has We
tOed the New York 2-cent fare bill. but
tho drop from that point was abrupt with
the dissemination % the rumors Of troubl:
with japan. Last prices repre- scented very
Silent rcrovcricS from the lowest
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value, $92i.00n. United States bonds were
on call
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RiXeryicW GranGe.

Rivcrvicw Grange Of Lisbon Fails il
furnishing. The past few weeks AK
members have taken the first and see
ond degrees, and at the next meeting.
June 2Oth. the third and fourth dr-
crees will be conferred by tho lad'' )
degree team. I,ivcrvicw Grdnc" visit
cd Lewiston Grange ana tn" ladies a.
gree team was invited to confer In"
third and fourth degrees on q class Of
candidates. The team did the work
we'll Thursday evening the Grange
held a masquerade sociable which was
4 great success. About p couples
masked. ard the costumes were all
that could he desired. The next Socia-
bic will be August %.
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h"-. c'@s5Hc; No 8. yc'lcw I" sI.il. GrE~'
RYE FLOUR uhl. slic1.:so
OATMEAL We quote rullcu al ~ .Tl,
80 per bhl., cut. 5-lam 500.
GGKAlIAM- 37o@'l y. ,.
NJ i L CLIPPED Dc zr cHEG % a r &'5% G
y Ia A. IFS. to sliu rrr ln.. .'c; nov
fancy. White apo;. % a. 1! lr2.. {, shii
5Cisr.
,IRnv!sIONs-rork heavy backs re-
long cuts. 81 =; loose per ID. 1n'5r.: ribs
1lNGil1c hang. regular and SlHall. 1iLHt
1iihc. lean ends So -'"n2G -: shoulder.
1Ol4c.: Lara rendered. P"r ~. l2.-r.
BEEf-r resi- beef Il ,'iI~ s,.'' Hhsv
Extra l:irds, choice, 1iiif lil"; for"s
l.AMus AND MUTTON --I.arhs ore
st"ad-. Lambs, snrina. lf,l1c.: yaar.iISs,
1lnt.c: mrtton. iMtl2.
NENTs-Pcr H.. 1W,12c
POULTTiY-Turkcy western, i7619c;
chickens. western hroicrS, p"r ID, .,13Oc;
western fowl 11N15Ic.
RIrTTER-Crea northern choice
rcnrd lots. 25T2Gc. per III western
creamery. 23hmt2IEc; north dairy. 2!sf33c
C!iEESE-ToIh state, 1}nl3l1c; Ntr-
mont. 12iLFf12c.
EGGS-liasterr. 1oI@Oc; western. Ia
BEANs-Market j. steady. Peas rer
bn 81 q0Nf &C. medium n. Y, T.15Ml.S s.;
Itnd Kidneys. $25j652.Gj.
APPT ES-R aldwins. No. l. ner hN'
S50tMG 20: mixed Bald"ins, per Dbl. s. 23I
HAY AND sTRAw-No. grade.
.? 5nM2i; rye. per ton, H3I00H; oat straw.
srrGAR-Rerned SUGAR steady. Pow
dered, s. q: graduated. $40.
POTaTCT.S-Green Mountain SAIS5c per
bu.: sweet potatoes, per cite, $iG0di.50.
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Boston Wool Market.
Boston, June 4

Boston, June IL.
The receipts Of wool for this week were
12.6Si bales domestic ana 81 bales
foreign, against $685. bales domestic and
800 bales foreign for the same time last
year.
RTMAREs-The local wool market has
not beer active during the past week. but
some houses have dore a good business
and the movement Of some kinds of stock
has been quite satisfactory Generally
spec king trade has been fully as good as
could be expected. Old domestic stock of
al descriptions is well cleaned up, and
the recein's # the new woods. exclusive
Of tic carly Arizonas, have not amounted
to ruch. A large part of the local rold-
ings of qulrter-biood f1eeces passoG odt of
dealers IanOs last week. and the past
week has seen the remainder sold With
only limited supply Of domestic wool on
hand and that not OF very desirable quail
IT,. it was not t. he exrected that large
sales could h made There has been n
vnr, good demand for fine Australian
clips, and dealers who hold any real nice
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Read the Journals Classified Columns.

at 7Hc ] young calf ut 81, and 8 small
calves for SO.
HOGS.
No change was reported in the hog
market. Receipts are ample from tho
West ANA there is 4 good supply. H
+. Whitney sold . hogs, averaging $50
lbs. at &C.
MILCH COWS.
Mich cows were not in great de-
nand ANA trade was rather slow. II.
il. Whitney sold = store bulls for $G6.
LIVE POULTRY.
Live poultry was steady, with fowl
II IA t5c., ROSTERS &C., and spring
chickens - to sec.
TIE HORSE MARKET.
Til" horse market for last week, i'll
General developed an active trade for
XII commercials at steady prices. Some
choice roadStcrS were offered ana sold
/" Il good dcmlnI at full values. Deal
crS with family driving horses on their
hands grc discouraged at The prntract-
al bad weather. there being few r;,}
FIR this class. The supply If Ir.w fn'
last week was heavy, ana tnc ;....' ,-
n"nt received. included All types. lis
rosaIs We're easy ana prices a. -!
maintained.
Heavy drafts, 1ina ~ tS'' ..,y. ..., '.,
n $40 q $50; draftc!#. t3'9 /" If" -.
ut S25)I' 35d. Light CnmmcTli.Jl:'. c,:.-
sistng Of milk team, express; ana gen
cral purposes horses at $175M250. First
class drivers 5000 500; medium to good,
1T $ll,'li ID.
At the CITY sale stablcs-Tsburgh &
Co. had n good trade in acclimated
drivers during the week. \ pretty
good lot Of horses was sold at $l75M
2rG ami about specially fine horses
brought an average of $3.50 each.
At wheeler. McElvccn & Cos. n
large assortment Of horses was on
sale. consisting of carloads of fresh,
1lixod horses from the country. to-
gcthcr with a special consignment Of
harness horses. including several high
class pairs from Mr.. Ramsey; also >
carloads Of wood horses, ana - ac-
Cljmatcd
Tralo was active and all horses
closed ont. The demand for rOadstcrs
opened well, a number selling at very
advantageous prices.
Welch & Hall s. Co. received two
carloads Of fresh horses, consisting OF
heavy draftcrs, express and general
purpose horses. Trade was little
dun. but quotations steady.
Mvcr Abrams & Co. had good
weeks trade, with a fair demand on
au offerings. at steady figures. There
were 5 freight and express loads
of fresh country horses. also 125 &C
climated horses on sale.
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THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS

COEN-T1asicr: No yellow G4l16ik.
oATS-I-ower; No. clipped white SEQ
!!AY-IrneI.anres Mob ss5oaA.
MILL FFED-, hcHar Ged.
SPRING BRANAas 251sess;..77S
MINED FEED-a+75eI2S5 80.
PC kK- Dull; medium IL 90
LARD Unchanged: 103s
3EEF-F Firm: "hole cattle 9'.@iG.
l.AAIBS-Firm; spriffg 1jI1i
Nf.A1.S-Firm: 1eul2g
bCTTFR-Steady: northern 2iEm25H
CHEESl;-Steady York state. i3d13h
II. E-6ei ,;l cheisf 2cQ2i;- western
AT'PLES-o No 1 'Baldwins sac.
PCTATOES-Cuiet; Green Mountains 80
G,E--Steady on a basis of 5lc for
graduated. .'G y,
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MARKET REPORTS.
Augusta Market.

Augusta. June il, 1907
BEANS-Pea. Maine. $500; n. T.. sl75
yellnw eyes. $3.50.
Ruttor-Creamcry, &c; dairy. &c;
solid, 1Sc.
EGGS-1Sc per dozen.
GI;AIN-Corn, &c; meal. &c. per bu;;
mixed feed. sl.35 cwt.; cottonseed meal,
5000; bag lots, $.55.
HAY-I.ousc, retail. sl4.00 per ton;
pressed, $1,000; straw, $500; pressed, $500
SIrGA!t-$-.2o per 100 lbs.
HONEY-BoX, 1Sc.
MIiTTO&-9u per ID; spring lamb
OATc-fnc. per bushci.
POTATOt.S-7jc per bushcl.
WOOI.-T-nwashed 256l2tc.
HIpES-7i1mS, Xxx.
BEEF-LiSht, S1e.O0GT05o; heavy, Ia
lille: homeless, half bills, $G.5OI6. %;
'WooD-Dr,y hard, s6.5oqSOC per cord.
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dDmest.c woods Lave not had t. sock Gus
toners Tine Situation i'm general does not
present 2 veiY encouraging front. Deal
ers freely admit That He trend or tile de-
maEd FOR raw material Is for fine woods:
that would indicate tLat Wprsteds are to
he the popular f"!r.i" jgdii during tre
coiriag season, ard that dealers again
fareh wv 4 slrW market fdf' the shorter
stapic1 Wocls that =, into WoOlrus. An
other ,infavuf1blc fItter IS fhC situation
in western p:ini1ry "Cntfrs Lste opera
tons KY eastern buyers III thc vest re-
fret little Of tn conservatism they exl
pressed early in Ire s'.ast,1. They are re-
ported to he competing actively for til;
new woods ara paying prigcs tl.at are not
very much under thns': Ola wear ago.
3l0i:5c: Nc /, 39T4Oc.: No. Z. sc: fine un-
washed, l50l3cc.; Il r'lood i'ne dnwasheed
delai1e. 32li2sc rnwaaheI delainc. 2Iftl8c.
Micfigan-Tfne unvashed. 2lnZ5c.; Y
blood. unwashed. 30ft3HIAc
Kentucky and Tndiana-2a blood, comb
ing. 22G@3hc.: u blood 3;feaGIac.
Pulled Secured basis) : Extra. 6STc12c;
fine A. 63Ff65c: r sup+r, :iG52c: .. super.
:@,ff4|c.; fine cor"bings, eOltG3c.; medium.
5Jfr;,Sc; coarse, 4STt5hC.
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Briohton and Watertown Live stock
Market.

AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK At NAI;-
KET JUNE II, 1907.
Cattle 1915, sheep S51S, calves S112,
hogs 5000.
PRICES OF MARKET CATTLE
A few choice at S575GS6.5O; extra at
s4,75ms5.75: first quality A29N$t:.9 '
second quality, S5O@425; third quality
27593.5O.
PRICES OF STORE CATTLE
Farrow cows, s1OGs1S; fancy cows,
ss0Gs75: milch cows from SIS to S9V
yearlinCs. S. to s12: 2-year-olus' az -
SIS: 3-year-olds. SIS to SIS; Western TAT
SWIM live. Ga to 61a cts. Northern
dressed hogs. 7AG7Mc Per ID. stores
retail. 50 to s..
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBS
Sheep from to &C per ID. Lambs =
@s6 each, Veal calves, : to TIC.
Prices for beef cattle were ABOUT ~
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Somerset Pomona.

Tho regular June meeting Of TIL"
Somerset Pomona WAS held Tuesday
with st. Adams Grange. Not large
number Of patrons attended from
Skowhcgan Grange from to fact that
nearly all farmers in that vi' 1ity are
behind il their sprin@ Wot.i and
could not afford a day off
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Boston Market.

Foston. June II.
FLOTTR-MiIl sh'rnent spring patents
are offered at s530Gt510: winter patents.
CORNNfFAI-sa7 5d2 80 per bills: bags.
81 ac1122: graduated, $3.2JG3.30: bolted.
IS 1n6i315
CCIN-Steamer yellow spot, 65c ; No. 2,
yellow, 66zQ61c; No. >, yellow to ship, per
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Pure Blood is a Defense,

it means safety. A person whose
blood is in an impure and i'm
poverished condition is in the greatest
danger of catching any infectious or
epidemic disease. DR.. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy is the mildest, safest
and surest purifier of the blood. thus
striking at the root of Kidney. Liver
and Bladder diseas es. $1.00 at all
druggists.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. June IL.
Cotton SPOT closed STEADY. MiddinE up
lands IL p: do gulf 1850. Sales none.
Galveston firm, 13 1-l6: Charleston NOM
inal; Memphis steady, 127t Mobile steady,
l2h Savannah firm, ia III
Net receipts for four 'lays 13.c5S.
continent 1860. -
Stock IgLSt
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lower than last week. Thorc was a good
supply. and the trading was quite brisk.
Buyers took cattle promptly at the
lower level. J. s. Henry sold steers Of
$500 lbs. at &C.. 9 steers Of 249O lbs. at
5bc., 4 steers of $50 lbs. at SC, . steers
of 600 lbs at 4c., 3 bulls of 30i0 lbs. at
4c., l COW Of $40 lbs. ut 4c.. bull Of lilo
lbs. at Sc J. NJ. Philbrool brought in
Il fancy pair of steers, raised by NJ. j..
Ti.urston, Ncwry. Nc. They were four
years old, weighed $3.50 lbs. ;fnd brought
the tlp price. J. OIiriCn sold 3 bulls OF
31GO lbs. at Sc w. w. Mills sold cows
at SC and 3 cows ut 2Mc. III. A. Gil
more & Co sold 20 beef cattle for ~
to 4Ac., these including s of the best
cows shipped from Worcester. J. ID.
Ncylon sold . cows Of 1900 lbs. at 2lic.
s. f.. Winch sold S COWS at Sc. G. \.
wait sold 4 cows avcrag in9 923 lbs. n
"Lc d. II. Forhush sold : cows Of 1890
lbs. 1T 2.SGc > cows of SO and $50 lbs,
ut ..,..,... and / c'sw Of $50 lbs. 1T 2.Soc.
Hutchinson & Dyer cattle Of $500 lbs.
1T J}tc.
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EDWINC. DUDLEY
BANKER
No. 3 Meonian Building
AUGUSTA, NE.

offer subject to sale
Clevelandt o.. 4 4pcr cent bonds to
yield $50.
Nashville. Tenn. Az per cent bonds
to yield 3.92.
SpartanburG. S. c.. AZ per cent.
bonds to yield 405.
Schenectady, Railway Co. ~ per
cent. bonds to yield 4.07.
Utica & Mohawk Valley II. r. Az
per cent. bonds to yield '4.25.
Cleveland Electric Railway per
cent. bonds to yield 440.
Ontario Power Co. per cent. bonds
to yield per cent
Particulars furnished on application.
vnon-wcI cat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily BY. ]. ouinIan & CO.
Office, Opera House Block, Augusta,
Maine. Tel. 52-2. F. D. Crissman, Mgr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-12
VEAL CALVES.

Veal calves were unchanged from
last week, with the demand good. H.
+. Whitney slaughtered 16 at Harvard.
Otis H. Furbush sold 8 yeals, 400 lbs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-12
Chicago Cattle Market.

CniCa"o. juno II.
-AT'rL F-Receints abo,t 5000: ma k"t.
steers ytoadv. Other. cattle 1aT'f5 lower +.
common to prime steers 4.75T6.S0.
UOGs-EnCcints about 5000 mr"l,";
shadc lower: choice to prime heavy 62Fd
G.22H.
SIf.rP-Ecccipts about 5000: market
vna1, ANA .1ni1. eN"o1 5.50MG.Sj: ycarinE@
7Ct7.G0: lambs G.77I%IS 30.
Boston Produce Market.
Rnston jun u
FIOUK-Ea:iHr: spring patents pa
$40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-12
Chicago Produce Market.

chicago. june 1t.
Sunshine and surunc- Temperatures
over the greater portion of the wheat
growing sections of this country and Can,
ada brought ont liberia! sales of wheat ii
the local market today and caused de
clineS of more than two cents per buShci
in all deliveries. At the close the Sep
terlhcr option VAS down 2iaN3hs. Corn
was HsGal. Oats showed q net loss Of lHi
IL Provisions were 10 to 22i2 lower.
The LEADING futures closed as follows:
WHEAT July G.li: SEPT. ST.: Dec. az
COpN-July J3Gls; Sept. 5Gle: Dec. p
az ILL.,,
MESS PORK July 16: Sect. i IL
I,AI.n-Jnlv 4 III: Sept. So.
SHORT RIRS-IuIv s G3i2: Sent. M
cash quotations wor" IS follows:
FLOIr!,-Wcak end - c"nts love-.
WHFiT-Nn , sn' ing @SUlo1E; 70. q
6,fO1. NJ. rcd a1%Nni,
CORN-No. . 81 NJ . vC'low 53h.
OATS-No. . as; N. ; white SIS No.
~-1itc t-tMii.
1,N t. 81
MAITINCi-.2I77f.
i9I.N\ St'rED-No l northwestern III
'-INrCr'IY-t-I
-T.tvFR- Ccrttrc. ~rn'c y ..
SHORT RIRS-S ~ "i-'2.
MISS POEK-i-. 9ofl6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-12

A British army return states that dur
ing last year ffty-sevcTf commissions
were granted to the men from the ranks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-12

l2T'TTFr-Firm' Crcamcil"s I''.EI- .
r.C,(;S.r1sv. NJ rnarl;ct. cnecs included
Il: frcts M rrimo 6-~ts AZ.
rHFFSE-Fasy: 12112ia.