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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27
At PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia - o 0 T. 0 o c-4-S-3
Cincinnati ......0 0 o T. I 0 O-3-3- |
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Corridor and Doom !;
Ewing and Mclean. Time. As Umpire.
EmSic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27

Grand Circuit
at Providence.

Providence. r. l., Aug. 2t.-Thc open
ing days races at Narrasansett park
was full of SURPRISES. and while moth
ing startling developed, things went
decidedly wrong for the favorites. not
one landing first money. and in but
two events winning heat. ON account
Of the action Of the authorities % at
tempt was made ut pool selling. 1nc
track was in fine CONDITION and very
fast time was made in all the events.
In the first race on the card, tn" 21o
pace. Alice Pointer made 2.059A. but she
was out of the running in the next two
heats. which were taken by Wllliam
Browns geIding Hidalgo. There were
six starters in this event, the chiel
event OF the day. The black mare Re
proachless, of whom much was expect
ed. broke twice and finished far in the
rear.
The next event, the 2.20 trot for )
year-Clds. was easy money for the
gray colt Douglas. driven by Mcdonald,
who easily outclassed the Ielu ana
won in straight heats.
The third event. the 21o pacing was
taken by Leland onward. the th'rd
choice. Thornwav. tn" favorlte. cap
tured the first heat by head. Out
could only get third and fourth places
in the other two heats.
The last event. the 2."5 trot. went TO
Toxic, driven Ivy Dickinson, IN SEN
satinnal neck and neck finish. todero.
the favoritc, finished fifth. Summaries:
c.15 PACE-BFST TWO IN THREE =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27

The birth rate in Germany is six a
thousand higher than in England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27
AT NEW YORK.

First game
PittSblrE ......1 0 o ; o > 1-S-1.-3
New York .....O o . 0 . O-5-I2.1
EatteIieS-l eiteld, Camnitz ana Smith,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21

Good 70 choice native steers 15 "a
473s head including SO cars for export alive 49, for
Eensnieers ana 20 Tor ne market all o. tho last
rather better demand than at the close OF last
loads ana saughterers irving to buy lower but
possibly shade lower choice ruled firm: otheS
were unchansed The yards about cleared
tors selling At s. at i o5gsi IS bulls at s. 500
81 70 Dressed beef IN fair demand sge3.o per for
unchanged shipments cattle beef or sheep from
saies- sanders 90 Pennsylvania steers 1901 Ib aver
1s S at 81 80 sF 100 40 H. 1910 DO ss n at $ Oo
At 81 1870 d. at 1899 :. B q s. 70 S bun Fl Y
20 0 20 9Ss D n az 81 So I1S eng p 81
.Tobin shannon: is ISdlana Steers 1a4s ID. at
s. do SIS ' at s. 75 u ~ cows o9 a7s 5iSs 81
do $50 ID. at So; do. 77o 10. at 50 20: DO. go
MoPheTs2n Co; Is Ohio steers. 127a ~ at SO; IT
s. 81 do, iI&s r. stable fed ' virginia
Ss F. . 1 iGao 1900 n 'S &c. 1870 SO
ss = al 0SS 10 a io is - do DO 6 ssl
s. ~ j DO aao r. at So Is; 80 h. at At So
newton : Co ~ Ohio steers 1898 ID at So; 10
9u b. at s. e - 1913 az nS4 a, s. ST. s.
60; cows w; $50 SSl'i Is. ' at
en5uaky oxen 100 H. sSs5' 1855 b. at IS
50 Ba ,o Son at 81 IS steers 1928 m at
~ nt 81 %aen eer bull $50 1870 Pc n, s 8: g 20 do
10 So So do 700 70, SO; do. 10, az Sc go
J. G. Curtis & Son: bull, 1920 ~ at 81 20: do.
COS n at So 90 COWS does H. at 20 10 DO $40 fo
John DuOsy; bull. 500 70. At 81; cows. TI5 n
W. 3. Hume, bull. $40 N. at - l0l DO. 1890 N.
John P. Nelson. bull 100 n. a. a. 20, DO 1920
CALvEs-Rsceipts for two days 300 head Of
which consigned DIRECT saushterers and i
for the market including oi71 at Goth Yards
1850 a. Jersey City There wsa Eo9c demand for The
steady with last Fridays sales. AT Jersey City the
Common choice yean sold s5as7 30 per 100 ID few
81 coast IS, and choice deck Jersey CITY at
81 as. Culis ana buttermilks ranged from 81 IS
Zoe country dressed '
81 . per 100 10 SO do 12l 81 20; 80 do i2i
10. 81 10; 90 do. 1872 ~ 81 O6 374 do 124 10 at
ST. IL do 1872 So 10: los do ZOE ~ at 50 30: "a
do l23 NJ IS; ID do. los H. at 81; butternIs 1853
w: r. Hume: 147 veals. 14a 10 at 81 s7M: ses do
ct SO STA il2 DO III ID. at IS IS; 10 l2o 10 at So
Andrew Mullen; IS veas 1872 n at 81 2o; 81 do 12a
n at 81 49, 81 do 12e 10. at 81 12A T do Ia5 h at
vi 50 do. III ID. at SO 10: IL culls, 186 ~ at 81
n John al $, Nelson's as de- Essl. ss y a. = e. tTs 2s
81 20 DO Is5 10 s7i Is do los NJ. S. IS butter
Jellifre. Wright & Co: veals. 10 ut 81 So liz
do 139 10 at 81 PSI 56s DO 131 81: $50 Do liz N
at 81 So. 40 40
George L. g. Dilisnback: vealu 100 lh at Ct: ESQ
RSed calves II u - 80 10, II buttsrmilhs 1872 il Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoFFEE-There was some May selling this morning
which tue market opened a partial decline Of
2 points and time during the early session
net unchanged 10 points lower May being the only
month to show loss Later there rally cover
ing and support from trade interests. the market
closed steady points lower May. but unchanged
of about 1900 The opening very quiet
OF only 1900 bags being reported the call and later
The house which sold the first 200 bags Of May
sold another 1000 bags This house has Euro
an connections. and thought that the selling
Tor European long Transactions in May
month has only a couple OF weeks TO There
European cables owing the Holidays Brazilian
markets made steady showing with Rio unchanged
and Santos . higher Receipts OF
fhe scale, but recently
eject on sentiment to the fact that they
The strike situation has improved and the trade
ing for larger warehouse deliveries during
week The market for spot coffee quiet steady
with quotations on The basis Of Gle No
total warehouse deliveries tie United
week Were sStNtS 355I5
4laOi bags The weekly clearances and shipments 81
RIO and Santos were follows: Rio clearances
bags including 900 the United states ana 5000 10
Europe with 1000 bags TO Rio
were 5000 bags all Of which States
santos clearances 354 600 including
the United States and % 900 10 Europe. snip
Inents were 3O4.ooG bags u which
United states and 2l 600 Europe Victoria clearancs
were 1000 bags all 10 the United The weekly
Eaha receipts were 100 bags, stock 81 go bags
ne receipts al Rio and Santos aggregated
iVV9 bags against 26S0J0 last week 1O5 600 last year
and 10000 two years ago
The prices local r,.~l-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21

The local market for spot cotton quiet, unchanged
Gulf Sales 400 bales Southern spot markets
l2sc orleans quiet unchanged at l2c: sales o25
savannsb 9tea5, ;,cbar.sI &C. L alg % p a
s1eesn z bs at & T9 firm gn2snsed at I2c
Msggsta s;eady gnc5aEse a ~; sales l$S bales
81 Louis s,eai; iG@ hirfrr ~ ,ec sale. h GsIe
Boston sieacy unehangea n l2!sc: sales p bales
eepts a. eadng points 19r TUESDAY At Houston. $500
Galveston 5000 bales against 5254 last week
bales against. ls9 last week 5605 last year
EtoIR AND ME aI-g in -four was very
Iaanded mills Quotations advanced sim fur
old qqetatioqs The following prices quoted
natsnt . - "a 7 5 Ess ~ g. - 22 winter
@s3 10 RYE FLOUR firm Quoted: Fair good 81
i'm ouoted kin dried So % s. % % as 70 srsAd
So e oG & q q 81 Fine Nse Saa ysow
city firm 9eted western spring s2s so standard
prompt shipment city bran s22 bulk s24 60 SIS
eop sa 60 bak s s SACKS red dE see ahOny
GRAIN-wHEAT-F Fluctuations were rapid in .hs
cenen along spcuatve lines. ana the Volume ie 81
opening was very strong and 2sc higher IN fs lon, he
s[eet 'aT9 h@& an 2pePiis range on July from
huh support to hold the market however after the
during which The market a. times DROPPED lc
ed throughout the afternoon ana al the close the level
g prices was fully Ic under the top. but sol Sc
Bulls underworld 70 the idea conditions in
but the Of Big e sellers IL snz the sas
et at Chicago made the trade suspicious and the reports
outside buying Tho very buish estimate given out by
caro- which fe rather fiat owing the fact that
tscounted II estinsted Ti1ter s sss week ana been
s making Sgs saa fe o BIS T s10g bout. the same as last
fa5D2eo00 bush az harvest The governm ent
brsh Of winter wheat The dry weather Complained ~
- Nebraska was ohsst to considerable extent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21

s. m % 81 Ta BIZ az s
I :, hens and toms. No i 1sc; do No 2
20 25o DO soaded is zoe; caiCKENs roasting dry
picked u g lSc; chickens, No 1Q&12c; DUCKS. per
PoTAToEs AND VEdErABIIss-o potatoe. steady
nearly a q and
Ha B SG op d % 'g4d in
Corn y light supply Peas and beans oontinas OF ir-
Peppers weak Radishes lower. Squash steady. Toma-
ICES AT' other vegetables as Sp0tsd we quote 70
new So 25a$5 Is; do Georgia csrolina ssas5
per Dol s. Se$4 do per basket sS 81 aSYss 30
doss s5ss5 Do White sgs a
ana 5o9s a. 90 c aS b a T45ff
cfosnla per drum sSos5 BEES N9TfSk, ger 100
Bermuda per crate siGsi 50; do New Orleans Per 100
Ros & Ss' 100 6naas sas4:
yTsn er ate 81 5os2 g. 90 ger S6 s ssa
Ina s$ 49, cE Rf f PER TO- large arc s0 eass $40
sa 20 o$ F smell as Il soG a1 par ssss
& 59$$ DO Florida slgs2 %; do per crate $1S$2 do
a ' Rsf s. ses.2s %
st "a 'S HS ~ f'
leans 100 lunches, $43s6 KAI4R Long island per
NoTfo $as So o INA B ger o per Sas Go G oP
nsgua1 crate s2s2 o. Do TeHas white crate
g$2: SHALIOIS. New Orleans, 100 punches. s2dS3;
do Southern $lES2: OKRA, Florida, carrier, sI4$9;
DO Cuban slGS2 80: OYSTER PLANTS. per 100 lunches
$4a$8: PEAS Norfolk half Dbl basket s2gs2 7o DO
North Carolina, half Dbl basket 81 50gS2 30; do
basket 75caSI 90: South Carolina per basket,
5ocGSl; PEPPERS Florida. carrier. 81 5o9S2 So do
Cuban. slQS2: PARSLEY, New Orleans curly per Dbl.
S19$l0: plain SSaSl2 DO Bermuda s2GS2 so;
PARSNIPS, Old per bbi 81 5GaS3: RADISHES, nearby.
100 punches $lJS2: do Southern. Dbl slQs2 do
per basket. COcQS1 %: RHUBARB. nearby per 100
punches. Sl4S2; ROMANO, Bermuda, box, slgS2:
SPINACH Long Island. per Dbl. 81 2oQ$2; STRING
BEANS. Georgia ami South Carolina basket SS1S5j
do FNorida. basket. 6cQsS S0 do green, 60c
81; 30 New Orleans SSG$4 so: SQUASH. Florida,
white. per box 81 CO9S2 So do yellow croonec 81 259
SO 25 do Cuban white 81 5Oqs2 90; do old per Dbl sig
81; TOM AToE5 Florida per carrier s9s3 CO., DO Cuban,
slaS2; TURNIPs Canada, ruabaga, per Dbl 81 T69s2;
90 a?d Long Island, rutabaga 81 603S1 rs: do
punches. SlCosl 80. HOTHoCsE PRODUCTS-CUCUM-
BEERS. No !. per dozen. eoGS5c; DO No 2 100000; do
cuIls. per box s2a$2 90: LETTUCE per dozen oO75o.
MUSHROOMS. white, large, ID, +oS5Oc; DO brown.
large 35I4Oc; do buttons. 20Gg3Oc.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY Receipts panned rather
literally, but depression in prices followed Sea-
still favors full consumption. Canal lots di-
recty counted for local still then boat
load export Market Arm at last prices for all
grades. Quotations strong and unchanged STRAW-Re-
cepts OF long straw show surplus and tho light
ceipts Of ana IN TONS New York to-day:
Railroad go Erie $50: Pennsylvania 70;
Delaware Iackawanna Western. 90 Baltimore & Ohio
To- Central New York I4O: river boats 40: canal
l7S: total. 2253 Receipts straw. 70
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
THE KITTATINNY.

DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.
Open all the year. Largest. most modern. finest
located hotel this beautiful Mountain Has
Its own park containing 200 natures
picturesque handiwOrk
tennis, bowling, pool billiards. fishing, boating
The cuisine Is OF the best table being supplied from
hotels farm. Newly furnished: heat; open
wood nTes electric ilghts; elevators sun parors: pr
balconies. spacious Rooms large. with
excellent views: running spring
water in rooms; baths. metal beds Musical
morning and evening with frequent dances Long dis
tance phone and telegraph n book
let showing hotel. IN Kittatinny Park. Auto
route. map New York TO Water Gap application
Special May and June Livery and garage
G. FRANK COPE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
THE COLUMBIAN

1000 ISLAND PARK, st. Lawrence River. y T-Tn'
best located and most attractive hotel among n.
Thousand Islands: excellent cuisine Orchestra and
all ADJUSTMENTS open June Is Booklet
l. A JOHNSON. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
Sum..,er Resorts.
NEW YORK.

THE BEST PLACE TO SPEND YOUR SUN.
MER VACATION is IN THE HISTORIC
PICTURESQUE AND HEALTHFUL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21

last by reports of Lincoln. the crowd
sold the the absence Of foreign market
ports owing holidays. the Broomhall figures world
shipments showing total OF II 600 900 bush. compared
with 900 bush the previous week, furnished the
opening the market credited decided strength
bull and unfavorabe Russian ad
had been seeded In the Canadian Northwest and
territories. The visible supply increased $1,000 bush
compared with decrease last year Of 2.3230o0 bush:
Seab0ard clearances amounted to 721 900 bush OF Tee
and -four. mostly wheat The cash market in New York
quoted follows: No red 81 OF q elevator ana
s. e2'2 o b afoat 30 Northern Duluth 81 y ana
No , hard winter 81 051s nfoat COFtN-TAe com
market was comparatively narrow al day and aLIeT
opening advance Of sc held steady light specuty
trade closing about '2@@sc above Saturday in the lo
market There selling Of cash corn IN Ch1ciso
by elevator people and cash houses but no sPeculag
ot importance The visible supply dereiSei
1.1G9.Oo0 bush. The weather considered gen
orally favorable for planting. and from some sectos
there talk OF increased country offerings " ORC
shipments practically the last week. 10
in New York closed epic elevator and o5c
b ahoat; No 2 white. epic and No ? yellow, nc
b ahoat. OATS-After opening strong and about Itc
higher, due TO unfRvorable news, tho cats
sold of with other grains, followed 10y late raly on
covering. Cash firm. closing as ioio"s
Mixed 90 50 n 1850; natural white 80 TO 33 10 ~
assoc and clipped white, 20 to 40 II. +ea54 nc. Inc
visible supply increased $4,000 bush. RYE-Market
frmer; No Western. 1910 T Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21

Inc statistical position q Brazilian is
TODAY. Last week. Last month
baltimore deliveries. - "a
New Orleans deliveries. 1C5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21

III B. a. w Otis Co 60 yeas $50 h. 81 5o l15 DO 1874
, o. Judd Co; III veas 145 10 at 81 ~ I94 4lo 70,
- at 81 6O 1853 do. 12l H. at 81 Is; 2Os do Is9 H. 4a
10 ID; ut 50 6o buternks, III H. at 81 " " 90 10
ROBIN S shannon: "a veals, 81. 10
81 at ~ %; l25 Do l27 H. 81 a Il do pa b 1
s9ndeEn 81 veals 1874 lb at 81 Co: asa do 40 n
81 90 do5 do l2S 10. at 81 IS; So do loo 10 an y o. az
40 Us H. at 81 10; 10 DO d h. at 50: "a do ia IN
Mcpherson Co.: vesls 1873 H. at s7sdo 1os i,
SHEEP AND LAAiRs-ReOspts for two aav, wsr, 4e,s
and 10 for the market. few sheen ofrsrS In
S.eSny prices lambs ware firm iOc HIGHER. snrnS
sirns steady and prime stock wanted Ths n.n, ya
per 100 Ioj ous at ST. clipped lambs ar ga sossS 20
deck OF prime Maryland spring lambs at SIX IN @ To-
ei ., 81 20 a, 20 oV each Dressed mutton steady at
sso per o dressed lambs at 13Gl5o; country dresssd
spring lambs at sSds1 carcass city dressaS ~ S1S
saleskerns Commission Company 2Gi cIjDna5 Ssgi
ID at 81 g. 2e6 do q No. 2as do as IN ~ 90 40 ,o
$40 90 GO H. a 81 % clipped Buffalo yearng IA ~
Newton & CO. 2G3 Virginia spring lambs ~ e. "a -,
IA cPped virginia sheep SO ID. at 81 per 100 m ~
MePhsrs9n Co is5 MARYLAND spring lambs at So 70
s Sanders: clipped lambs % m ~ III iS 10
at 81. &c. at 2osd s So 30 r at So 5G do 100 h.
Tobn shannon; clipped sheep 125 H. at So ~
for two days were 81 cars or 10 el2
Win reported sales OF state and Pennsylvania hogs AZ
2 GoStI 10 per 100 n Country dressed almost nom
sales-w.R Hume: 81 state hogs los N averag. ..
10 per 100 10; do e5 No. at 81 O5 rough $50 no al
Sanders: 81 state hogs, le7 10 at ST o5 is do 1so ~
AZ " co. roushs, S41 10, at SO %. - -'' '''
ss n Il oos rouEhs s4s b. as So bs; y 40 ,o d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
Total exports
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEvEs.

Coco 70 choice native steers. 259$6 10
Medium 70 fair native steers 05fp rs
Poor 10 ordinary native seera &OOR &C
Oxen and 750 20
Bulls and dry cows loo ~
Good 10 choice native steers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
MINERS AND
GUARDSFICH7

t~cftpps feicHraph >rfs"@
SANTIAGO. Cuba. May Sell
fight Of rural guards and sfrkiis
miners today three men wers 70
on each side and many wsfs =
iured.
The miners attempted 70 rsss
their comrades arrested during =
previous riots.
Nearly all the strikers. sxcsps =
miners and tramway employs hi''
returned TO work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

The funeral OF Pairolman
Jones will be held Al Mount PES
ant cemetery this afternoon. heR
bers Of the police force VII 81 :
pall-bearers. Jones had esee :
member OF the force but three vess
prior Go his death from appendlsia
at the Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

George =. Rossman. the apoI.e
dishsrred by Judge Morris lasi ~ !.
day leaves Seattle for Mlisaa ,s..
next Saturday. Rossman ssys -
he has been offered and has
cepted a position with a raiiFoaa :
the middle west.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

The finest residence section ~,
the city Is only twenty m'I nv.
from Pioneer SQuare--Moan' - :.
er Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
Talk With Fay
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Water Front

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GREENLAND and FREMONT

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Site

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LAKE WASHINGTON.

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lake washington. TaHh t1tta 4 blocks
ffam car each LOT cleared Price $50 10
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