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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-11-09

Sunday school is at $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Tho diamond Jubilee exercises OF La
fayettc College We're held Tuesday at
Eas;on. Pa. Prof. Hugo MuSterDerS Oh
Harvard was among the speakers
William McDOnOugh, AZ years OF age
VAS seized with cramps while bathihS
i'm SaugUs river at Lynn, Mass, 1ueS-
day forenoon and sank and drowned
five minutes after going into the water
An Intellectual attempt was made 70
rescue him from row boats. The BODY
has not been recovered. \ family sur
wives.
The wedding Of Miss Edith McGor-
raw of cleveland, Ohio, to Prof. Edward
TT Schwab of Notre Dame University.
4 brother of Charles NJ. Schwab. took
Mace Tuesday at St. Johns cathedral.
Among those present were the bride
yrnn,,1's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schwah of I.oretto. Pa, and his broth
or. c. NJ. Schwab.
Mrs Catherine Campbell Langlands,
tho oldest woman in that section OF the
state. died at Newburyport, Mass,
TUESDAY. aged 1913 years. She was born
IL Arpyleshire. Scotland. and came TO
America when 4 child. On May last
size celebrated ner 103d birthday ami
yersary. For more than 20 years she
had lived with her daughter, Mrs. J"hn
M. Young. Old age was the cause OF
death.
Advises from Formosa by the stelme:
Monteagle arrived at Victoria, Il. e., tell
of brisk fGIIinG betNeen the Japanese
ana Forrncsa natives The Jap'nnse have
,I,it daily extended
limo gradually forcing back the natives.
who hold thre e-fifths of ForTnos;t ana
number 1oG.Oot after months Of Euerllle
warfare II which numerous caihpii"r
workers were killed. the Jaranes" trootS
were systematically driving the NATIVES
into submission. The program is thiit
o,cl, advance is made permanent by thH
cora,ructIon Of roads. etc. TO date i'.'
s1uare miles have been covered IN tlnS
manner. The natives are fighting desper-
atelV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19

en- To the naval hospital at Portsmouth,
me first of the recovered bodies of tba
ihidshipmen to be forwarded to tho 70
spcctive homes for burial was that ~
Mldshlpman +. p. Holcomb. which vas
turned over to Thomas Holcomb. IA
ther Oh the deceased, today and shipped
at once 70 Newcastle, Del.
Al The hospital an undertaler ~
pared the bodies of Midshipmen FIELD
stevenson and Ulrich for shinnant the
body Of Fireman Westphal. the. first "a
Ne recovered having been forwarded II
Neehah, Wis, for burial
rear Admiral Brownson. chief of tho
nav isatlcn bureau, navy department
t"Iisht received dispatch from Pear
Aumiral Emery, in command Of tba
heet IN Hampton Roads. sta1inn t,,ot
'ne bodies of two more of the victims
oil the Minnesota's launch accidant
were recovered late this afternoon
BeldHn tprobably error in transmission
ana meant for Midshipman Herbert 7.
Holden Of Portage, Wis., and Sas-
man Robert fl. Dodson of New York
IhIs makes eight bodies recovered
leaving only Midshipman Henry g
Nnrfin. Ir., Of Jackson, Ohio. and Sea-
man +. r. Plumber and Jesse Conn
still missing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,
Features of the Days Dealing in Al
the Leading Stocks.

New York, June 1S.-Listless Indifference
was the dominant note in the tone Of the
stock market today. There was some ex-
tension in tie early dealings of yester-
DAYS upward movement, but by the eXpi-
ration of the first hour all the buying or
dprS in sight had been executed and OPP
orators stood by and watched a condition
Of practical Stagnation. This exhaustion
of the buying demand left the market
easily yulnera BILE to subsequent reaction.
The announcement OF an engagement of
gold for export to Paris tomorrow also
served to reinforce the warning Of depl1-
ton of money market resources. Some
disanpOintment was profeSsed by opera
tors in Reading over the action OF the d.
rectnrs of the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey in declaring only the regular quar-
terly dividend on that stock.
TIis was accepted, apparently, as deil-
nit. refutatiOn of assertions that rise
on the Reading div iIend this week was
in contemplation. \ more probable in
dpy If the character Of the operations IN
Reading was the rumor set afioat Of buy
inr. III The Union Pacific interest looking
Ia The formation Of an ocean to ocean
system. This runner seemed too 'randi-
cosa 10 fit the extremely modest dhnen-
sions of the days market and had muci
10 do with awakening Suspicion an,
prompting selling 10 realize. Readng ii,ll
Union Pacific 81 far overshauoWeu lne
whole market in activity that tier Iedc-
ton carried prices as a Whole hHWhN', -, !,
small declines resulted genefally from tie
DAYS business. - -, -
Dnnds we're steady. Total sales. raT
v1lu. SSl4 40 United States ponds were
UNCHANGED on cali.
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THE PATRIARcHs MILITANT
OF Maine Assemble At Rockland for
Annual Field Day Today.

Roc(land. Me. June 1s.-Eleven Of
the l. cantons comprising Maine
patriarchs Militant were represented
here tonight. the eve Of the annual held
day. Erg. Gen. l.. NJ. Poor. Augusta.
commander of IN" department, arrived
early and was joined later by practic-
ally every member Of his staff. The
council Of administration elected the
following officers: Pres, Brig. Gen. l..
NJ Poor, Augusta: Vice Pres, Col. j..
f. Kirk Bangor; Sec, Maj. &. w. Poor,
Augusta: Treas, Maj. a. NJ. Drum
mund. Augusta: chaplain, Harry w.
Stearns. Camden; officer of the day,
MAJ II T. \. knowlton. Watcrvill":
officers % the guard, Lieut.. Col. w. W.
Berry Waterville. atll CAPT. Cal"n p.
Ward. Path; sentinel. Mai. Henry
Ricl:le, Bath; picket, r. L. Manson,
Gardner.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Iune Term At WaterviIle-Judge "
j. Hall Presiding.
Watcrville. June IS.

WatcrVllle, jun ~
polnb u Sabasticook water Power
90 Geo. G. Weeks for plaintiii' T. a
Smith for defendants.
TLfs case was commenced yfSterd"y
morning. This morning the defence ~
an G. w. Pulsifer of Benton, WIN" S'''''
tba, he had been familiar with Inc ldi''i
in uucstion for the past nine H'diS' '1'i.t
that he cut the hay in the year l'"f
He explained the condition II
he found the meadow at that uihP' 40
s;ah NJ. Rassett of WinsloW WIS 'i',,'i
c,lIed to the stand. Mr.. I'aSSett' "Hi''
~, tha hoard of county commissioners
vent IN this land with the board 70 ~
certain the amount of damage done 10
a. nv the break. The defence reSteu us
aoeo NJ this point. Mr.. Spencer was
aal,ad n rebuttal by the plalntlh ana
aao,r exnlained the condition OF the
meadow at this time as compared WIN
tic condition before the break. the jury
retired to consider the case - -
o'clock. on the coming in OF the court
at o'clock a verdict was re'uiiieu III
the sum of 500. 7,
Tho case of Henry Turner VS.. II. I.
r-osto~ Brown & Brown for pialntliS'
and w. &. fhliplooN on" , .aI-o,,
GOV for the defendant was then taken
nm The plaintiffs attorney finally al
lowed a non-suit, as an Important VII
ness had not arrived. %,
The next case in order was NO. 49f
Nathan Berliawsky VS.. Hiram RoSeh-
thaI Il, w. Clair for plaintiff; Brown
brown for defendant. The parties hrf
Wholesale junk dealers and both reside
i'm Waterville.
Tbis is . replevin suit and grew OUT
:, = transaction in junk bought OF ped
diars 4 large part Of the testimony
had 70 be taken through Interpreters
nnd the evidence was not all In at adj
journment.
row morning.
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cLEMENcEAU TRlUMPHS.
threat TO Cancel Prosecutions Whips
Deputies Into Line.

Paris. June 1S.-Thc action of the
government in determining to prose
I'VE the agitators in the south OF
rance led to a lively debate in the
'llribcr of Deputies today, but after
iumultu"us session, the cabinet Sc
'ured an indirect vote Of confidence ny
he large majority of 254.
Premier Clemnnceau refused to agree
10 The Immediate discussion of an m
"rpellat!"n on the subject of the gov
ernment's plans. and demanded that
me motion be postponed until June 70
IN L speech which was frequently IN
"rruptea by noisy protests he de-
Vared that all means of concillatl"n
were now exhausted and that as chlci
VI The government he was bound To en-
iorcc resnect for the law. The commit
zee at Argelliers had set itself up III
p.ace of the central government. II the
'hembcr defeated the poStpOnement Oh
ue Interpolation he would immediate
~ countcrmand the prosecutions ana
ue Chamber would he responsible lol
me grave consequences.
The governments motion was hnally
adopted amid wild excitement by AZ
10 is votes.
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Portland Market.

Portland, June is, 1907
FLoUR-Nichigan and St. Louis
straight S5.l0G5.25; do. clears, 1880: 10
winter wheat patent, $5.25Q5.4O; spring
wheat patents, $t.0o6t615.
PC: tub creamery. 25c.; Vermont. 2i@i2"c
EGGS-Eastern. fresh, 1SQ19c.; western
CHEESE~N. Y, and factory. 14Nal5lzc
GRAIN|Corn, car lots, &C; bags
&C: meal bags. G3e cats, new and
in car lots. j2NJic: bags, 54I56, Mimi
sacked brar. bag lots. $GM: winter
wheat bran. car lots. $500: bag lots. $50
&C; brown middlines. car lots 800
ORANTES-FYorida. 50 5cU4.50.
PKOEUCE- Beans. California rra, S25A'
yellow eyes. s2.Ood2.lO Red Kidneys
s. 15d2S-
POTLTRY-Chic 1GM17c; Turkeys,
v estcrn 9Nt.1c: fowl. 14G'i5c \,
medium. SiS .,,
cases. i1m11I.; c"n'rornd tcs.. half bar
rels qn9itC.: cases. H3sffl0i-c.
SI-GAR-Fx. qnnlity. bbls.. $50; small
bbls.. s. n: sucks. $50, extra e., $3.50
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Boston Wool Market.


The receipts of wool tor this week were
liWi bales domestic and 3.3lS bales
foreign. against IA. SGy bales domestic ana
4.l3l bales foreign Tor the same time last
year.
IiI:MAKKS-The past week Las been
notable III the wool market for some
enormous sales of fine Australian clips
i'm this city and continued activity In do
nestle primary centers. Tie local mar
ket has been quiet for domestic woods. but
in proportion to the amount Of such
stock that Is here, sales are all that could
be expected. Manufacturers evince a
good deal of interest in the market. and
It is safe to say that IL the domestic
grades they want were here in any con
siderable Quantity, sales would I've larger
Fine pulled and secured woods have con-
tinued in demand and there is the same
steady movement Of the past several
weeks in the early Arizona clips; none
Of them are as plenty rs they were few
week.; ago and sales naturally are small
err New spring Texas clips also have sold
In fair way. The recent big clean up of
quarter blood f1eeces has left the market
virtually hare OF woods Of that class.
" lille there is practically nothing in the
way Of old territories here. except per
hans the secured bales and some very in
ferior clothing clips. Little besides SAM
pie bags of the new woods have reached
dcrstand why domestic woods d. not fig
urt. much in the current business
Ohio and Penn Xxx and above, 4c; x,
3l6a9c: No. l, 39T4oc.: No: 2. &c; fine un-
dela1ne. 32lt21e.; Inwashel delaine. 2142Sc
Micfigau-TTne unvfashed. 2in2Jc.; u
blood unwashed. 30ft3alkc.
Kentucky and Indiana blood, comb
Ing 32d3enc: u blood. 3eH3gkc.
Pulled Secured basis J. Extra, 6S612c;
fine 4, 1850: \ suner. iJff5Sc; y super.
4i653c c super, 35ft42c.; fine comhings
60as3c; medium. 5Q5s.. coarse. 4sQ50c.
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LOSES LARGE AMOUNT.
Old Town Lady Robbed on Fall
River Line Steamer.

FGll River. June lS.-On the Fall
River Line steamer Priscilla when she
sailed saturday night was a party Of
eYcprsloEiStS fr.I! Old Town, Me. and
Vicinity, IL cha,Er al Charles w. Rob-
bins. Just Ictnrc the boat pulled out
rom The dock, Irs. Robbins missed
her travelling bag, which she had left
III the main S,lnua for few moments
while she Won; To- another part of the
boat. One Of til" passengers said he had
seen man take il, but he supposed he
vas one If the excursion party and
th6hght nothing of it.
The ll5S was reported and officers of
me boat made an effort to locate the
missing bag on the run between here
ana N'wpnrt. and also placed a special
watch on all baggage taken ashore
Wen tn Priscilla arrived ut the latter
Pace. No trace was found Of the bag.
Besides other personal effects. Mrs.
Robbins said there was money and
F3elry IN the bag to the value of from
"" 70 5000. and also some signed
checks payabl" a. bearer with no
amount written IN.
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Boston Market.

Foston juno IS. 1907.
FLOIfR-M shipmnnt. spring patents
are offered at $5.2jifJ.'0; winter patents
COM MEALS 75m2 50 per hhls.; bags.
81 -tlri.2G; formulated. $i.-'9i.i.:j, 5oited'
=, r 70? steamer. yello spot. CSC;
M. !. yellow. CJAc. No. .. yellow to
ship, per lm.. G}.L6rGic.; No. 3. yellow to
strip 63M6S'4c ~
RYE FLOI.i,-Per Dbl. 81 25d5 %
OATMEAI-Wc quote rolled at $3.50
s. 20 ner hbl. cut 575it6.0O
G 1hTSltN j. clipped. white, 5s;ac. !;
No. ;. clipped. Sic. No 3; CLIPPED.
Sic: rs to 40 lbs. tn ship per bu.. 'It@c :;
new fancy, white spot, 20 to 4 IDS. 10
' FTiR;oVIsIoNs-Pork. heavy backs; per
bhI, s1S.75' medium backs. per bu, SlS.ol;
long cuts $1,000 loose. per ID. 1Oi!c; rios,
122.Gf13c.; hams. regular and small, 1870
1GI5r. lean ends. sy32jf 90; shoulders.
i0l.. lard, rendered, per ID. llhc; lard,
pure. pnr lb., 1CAc. 1,,,,
REEF-Extra iinds, choice. lla1l14c;
fores. 7I@d72tc.
LANES AND MUTTON-Lambs. snrirg,
14d15c: yearlngs, 1NQilc; !outton, lVi &c.
VEAL-Per h.. 1Oql2c
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DAMAGES RECOVERED.
Court Assesses c. S. Hanks $500 for
Criminal Libel.

DeGham. Mass, June 1S.-A verdict
81 $3.50 for each plaintiff was returned
by a jury in the Norfolk superior civil
court today. in the case of Charles l..
Lowering Of Taunton, Francis l.. Hig-
gi1son .: Boston. and Royal &. Taft
OF Providence, L. l., against Charles
St"dman Hanks. nf Brookline. for mall
iciGus libel. The suits We're brought for
$4,000 each. The case attracted wide
attention from the prominence Of those
concerned, the plaintiffs being trustees
of the Boston Terminal Co, which
erected the South Terminal station in
Boston. They charged that the Defend
ant, in 4 public speech, which was af-
forwards printed in Il newspaper, made
false statements regarding the plain
tiffG, alleging graft and mismanage-
mont in the purchase Of Land for the
South station and in its erection.
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,,NmANAeEABLE AUTOMOBILE
..ss Disaster to Bangor Lady and
1a' Boston Party At Boston.

tor, June 1S.-A small electric au-
,,;Io i'm which were seated Miss
To- ''1o mole. daughter of Frank B. Dole
- Enplewood avenue, Brighton, and
o. pralerick Gorham of Bangor. Ne,
nddenly became unmanageable on the
,au.av at Chestnut Hill reservoir
u-.sr,,ay and, skidding 10 the side of
rcodway, shot out over an en-
u. landing in clump of bushes
the waters edge, 20 feet below.
.,,houeh the auto turned completely
os il went down the embankment
" c,ruck bottom upward with the
~" opts underneath, both women es-
CT with comparatively slight in
ta 'l,ee Those who We're attracted to the
~ raryeled that they We're not
go "a or fatally hurt. Miss Dole suf-
VA VA contusions of the face. hands and
" .nd Mrs. Gorham slight bruise
i the left shoulder,
III women were rescued from their
-;,ions under the auto by Michael
Pp,r.isn foreman Of the park depart
nt and William J. Kennedy OF the
III. III, nolitan water department. The
brighton ponce were holiieu anu the
irn6ulance was sent to the scene. In it
.,;ss Dole was conveyed to her home,
- che was resting comfortably last
ming. Mrs. Gorham. who is visiting
,rss nole. was none the worse for the
'arident. A number Of friends who
ssord of the affair called TO offer con-
n,a,ulations upon their remarkable es-
CAPE.
syening now the accident occurred. The
INTO was proceeding along at mod
s,ste pace. and Miss Dole said it Is
,nseible that She might have pushed
.hs wrong lever. which caused the ma
.t,,e to skid To- tine side of the road.
ps,ore She had time To change its
.,nrse il vent over the embankment.
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AIhrn Pirnail Of Portland : - no'''e
from a siN-vears' stay In The fHhlpp'ne'
Tie was connected with the scn'"is
sneaks highly Of the inteliseh'e :"
naopIa and their desir" TO bf i,'s'' W
r. re nuick 20 learn English. ana AZ
M ina IA 90 children are under Amer
W., ,n,c,,ars The people are contented.
, Ian. arc no really poor. and the country
~ s,Snsrous urier American rue. says
r. prrusn TIE boys ere learning 20
"a. .lhsII and take verS kindly 70 the
great American game.
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BISHOP OF FALL RIVER.
p.y o. r. Feehan OF Fitchburg APP
pointed Ry Pope Plus.

rail river. Mlss.. June 1S.-The an
,oupceupent WITS made here today Of
NJ ,rrniutmcnt ~ Rev. Daniel +. Fee
n, permanent rector Of 81. Bernard :
,,urrh al Fitchbur;s. To- the bishopric
q, the Fall River doc, Sc. to succeed
p.hup william Stang. who recently
~ The names of many prominent
-eubcrs IL the Catholic clergy have
hen mentioned IN connection with the
stIoln,iueut. including those OF Rev.
IN James Shanahan. president of the
c,ibolic University at Washington.
you.ignor Kennedy of Philadelphia
and Rev. James Coyle Of Taunton.
The announcement of Father Fee
hans appointment did not come as a
ygry great surprise to the prominent
Catholics here, although the names of
The three mentioned clcrgymen have
been heard in connection with the va
cancy much more than that Of Father
FAehan.
II Is understood here that Father
F-ehar was notified in Il dispatch from
Rome 10 his home in Fitchburg yester-
day Of His elevation. The bishop-e elect,
hlVever refused To discuss the mat
if in amy way.
kis felt IN this city that Father
Feehan's appointment IL especially fit
ting In The Fail River diocese there
are thousands of French Canadian
COMMITMENTS. and Father Frchan
speaks French with almost rs much
fnrncy rs English. Father Ftchln was
ordained 10 tn" priesthood &c years ago.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. June 10
FT.OTrP-T eccirtS ,116. nXnnrts 5iS5
salo>. C0on steadv with light trade
WIFE 'T-Peoeinte 600: eynortG = car;
sales 2FnG ONn: snot firm: M . re o ele,
vato,. No . red ao'% q h at'oat: No
Dr1lrth To- n u aflolt: No. . hard winter
100 . b anoat.
frr,t. No ~: elavntor o,,.' 60 '
naoat: No. white G2f, and No. yellow
CPL q h afi"at
OATS-Rec"ints % ffH: ~rnt fry 'N''v"d
"rG7"o lae 20. rn'""al Wit" onr7"' ~"
rnG'51rh. orinn"d white 3Tn lbs 50h1 AZ
pFF E-cteadv.
INpn-e:tna ~: western prln" S7cTS ~
PCpK-e'tcodV.
pT7TTER Steady. unchanged; receipts
14"i7
FG,|c-F'ir@1. rnceintr ?" 9o2 state. r.
a~d rnn,lv l.ro-rr nrl n'i~"1 c"traG 1871
1917. f"ct - evt"a fr~'s ,fhEI11i..
POT'TOTS Easy; Bermuda per bbl. 4
dorrc~tic 1M1 II
ST7G ,P-Paw nni"t fair rHfn"d 20,
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. June lS
TT.Or R-Unchanged; spring patents
5.25Gi56n.
CORN-Lower: No. yellow G3l.
OATS-TIigher; No. clipped white 52,a
HAY-T7ncHanged: No. / %. 50602i50.
MIL. FETD-ouiet.
SPRING RRAN-21fI 70
MINED FEED-26 50fI27
PORK-T.ower: medium IS.
T.ARD-Inchanged 10A.
REFF-Ea sier: whole cattle o6f3A.
I.AMRS-Tower: spring 14Gl5
VFAI.S-T-nchanged 10Ml2.
RI1TTFR-Steadv: northern 24Moi.
CHFESE-Steady: York state 12dDl3.
realistically: choice ?0I22; western
1GEf1S
AFFLES-Firme~: ruSsets 4sIj.59
pOTATOES-Qui Green Mountains 81
ass
SIC Unsteady on a basis of $40 for
granulated.
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MUST HELP JAPS.
District Attorney Devlin Instructed to
Give All Assistance He Can,

San Francisco, June 12.-United
states District Attorney Devlin yester-
DAY received a letter from Attorney
General Bonarartc in response TO that
which he sent containing a report on
tn" riot through which a japanese res
taurant was damaged.
1t IS rcpo rted, however. that he has
been instructed TO lend whatever as
s!stance he can 10 the japanese should
either the japanese government Or the
owners q: the restaurant begin suit
against the city or the state on ac-
count 81 damage done. In either case.
the sliit would have to be brought in
the federal court, as the plaintiffs
would be- aliens.
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MRS. POTTER PALMER ENGAGED.
Chcago's Social Leader Will Marry a
British Nobeman.

Chicago. Iune 1S.-Thc Tribune last
night received advices from London tell
ing Of tie engagement Of NJ. Potter
Palmer to Aubrey Fitzclarencc Earl Of
Munster, and Baron Tewkesbu,'. The
engagement las not been announ..'' Off
cially but the Tribune's correspond ! de-
clarcd there vas no doubt an undersi md
ing had leen reached The wedding VIII
take place in London in the fall. This re-
port confirms rumors that have been cuf-
rent for some time.
Tie reer VINO has won tie heart arh
fortune Of CIlicago's social leader Is 4
bachelor A. years old ANA not blessed with
a supcral,und,nCe of this worlds goo"S.
He. however. is said to be handsome ana
n man Of charming manners. u" has IA i
10 public career other than that OF q gen
tler,an usher to King Edward
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DUDLEY
BANKER
No. 3 Meonisn Building
AUGUSTA, ME-.

] offer subject to sale
Cleveland, o.. 4 4per cent. bonds to
yield $50.
Nashville. Tenn, AZ per cent. bonds
to yield 1892.
Spartanburg, s. c.. AZ per cent.
bonds to yield 405.
Schenectady, Railway Co. Az per
cent. bonds to yield 4.07.
Utica & Mohawk Valley r. r. ~
per cent. bonds to yield 426.
Cleveland Electric Railway per
cent. bonds to yield 4.40.
Ontario Power Co. per cent. bonds
to yield per cent.
Particulars furnished on application
mOn-wad- sat
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. June Is.
Additional reports of damage "a winter
wheat In Kansas formed the chief reason
Tor renewed strength in the local wheat
market. At the close wheat for Septen-
Der delivery was up X Corn showed a
net gain az *. Oats were u higher Pro-
Visions We're up a shade 10 l1h.
The leading futures closed AS follows.
96h.
oGoRN-July 5eEG%; Sept. IS: Dec. 5ir.
az.
oATs-Jnly ar: Sept. "a: Dec. s7a..
MESS PORK-July Il Sars: sept. 1904.
SSH.
SHORT RIBS-July $50. Sept $50
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOU Steady.
WIIEAT-No. spring 97Tl0i: No. : 500
100: No. red S9a,st9iL.
CORN-No. : 53EG53: No, yellow Sc
oATS-No. > ~: No. white 43Aaii:
No. 2 white a.
MALTING-Fair 10 choice TOdIL
FLAX SEEDING. ] northwestern I o.
TIMOTHY SEED-PTime AS
CLOVER-l5 -
SHORT RIPS. SIDES-Loose S5OGs ca
MESS PORK-l5Sfii5.90.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
MARKET REPORTS.
Augusta Market.

Augusta, June IS, 1901
BEANS-Pea. Maine, SEQ; N. Y, $l.75;
yellow eyes, $3.50.
BUTTER-Creamery, 24c; dairy, PC.
solid. 1Sc.
EGGS-1Sc per dozen.
GRAIN-COrn, &C; meal. Gic. per bu );
mixed feed, $l.35 cwt.; cottonseed meal.
5000 bag lots, s1.55.
HAY-Ioose, retail. $1,000 per ton;
pressed, $500: straw, $500; pressed. $l2.09
SUGAH-$5.20 per 100 lbs.
HONEY-RoX, 1Sc.
Mutton -9ullc; per ID; spring lamb,
1SGt.0C.
OATS-Gnc per bushel.
POTATOES-7j per bushel.
POULTRY-Fowl, 15c.; chickens. $50
zoe.
WOOI.-Unwashed 25G26c.
HIDES-7lzGS, Xxx.
11itc.: boneless, half bbls., s6.50GG15;
spring lamb 15I.M16c.
WOOD-Dry hard. Sc 5oaSOO per cord.