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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

@auona. 23. San.

RNON'ltAg 20. SulA.
Sn Dem 4mts3immer oes Generals
Garcia &ele3 periammelten Iih ae-
tern Die @euerdle 8ua1 Marquotti,
Arencibia. Yiiret uno Suite un0 CT.
ltatteten nod elmer langen9erui6unq
Dem 8oriiBenDen oes liberalen Bar
teiausihuiieS nm IL llbr abenOs ei.
nen Didtigen 8eriht iiber Die poll.
tide Gage aIii auba.
Sic ertlarten. OaB iie bon Dem
0ouDerneur Yiagoon oie 6rfiiuunq
0es Gait @aconihen abfummeuS
berlangen miiroen. menn ser 8artei.
ausihuB es nidt tbun molle. Soute
Ser WIagoon %erfldren. BOB ibm bon
eiuen1 oerartigen Abfommen nidts
befannt lei. 10 mollen Die @enerdIe
nod 8aibington rciicn, Inn 3unGdit
nit Den Serren Saft uno Bacon 5t
iprehen. Soltcn lie and bel oieien
feiu @cb6r finocr. 10 lit e5 ibre 9lb.
.li.t. lid. oil Den Rrdii0cntcn 6ooie-
belt 81 menoeu. Gam alauben tie
beiier fuie Jest i'm StanOe al iein,
glGne fir oie Submit 5u fdiieu.
Die Generate bcboupten, oaB iie
i'm einberitGnoniB NIT allen anoeren
@%cnerdlen bouoelH. sic an BEN bel.
Sen Iettcn Repolutionen tbeilnah.
men. Nae oicie o%erInn9en 0aB Sic
9eoingunqen oes Abfommens einge.
halten peroeu ioaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

2onoon %. San

&UHOO 20. san.
Ser geriht oes @oupernenrs
Suettenbom pom Samaifa ii6er Oea
3miihenfoQ lit ei%n9etroffeu, Ser 5ur
a6ia6rt Ser amertfaniiden ariea5.
ihiiie aus Sem &dieu bon aingiton
iiibrte. SSm G%olouiaIamt oer60lt
man iidl GuBerit ifmeiqiam, es per-.
lautet inoeB, Dob p66reno Der letter
9toht cine aroBe Anjabl Iepcidea
nit Dem 8ouDerneur gefpedielt MIR
Sen. Nngeblih beitdtigt Ser SSnbalt
Oieier 0epeid)en bic bereitS bcfunn.
ten Gin3eIbcitcn Oes 3fuiibenfaaes.
Die &egierung miro Sic 9ert6te
gegemn1rtia nidt Deroiientliden,
neil oieie Sic perionIiten 9e8iebun-
gen 5ruiid)eu elmer 9e10r0e uno einem
ibrer 9eamten betrefien. IN amt.
liden 3reiien lit man ser AHlidt
OaB alien in Sra9e tommenoen SH.
tercien am beiteu geOient lit menn
sic Ger0iieutIihnHg crit in einiaer
3eit in einem 9lanbud erfolgt. nadr
Dem sic Sahe ieI6it ouf 0iplomott.
ihem @ege 3lpiihen Sen bet0en Gam.
bern erIeOi9t lit.
Sm Wiiuliterlmn 0es 4uspdrtigen
nur0e erii1rt. e9 f0nnten feline iiir
Sic 0effentlidteit beitimmten Wiit-
t%beilmugeH qent1ht peroen, neil sic
&egierlmg }iudhit BEN ausfiibrliden
idriitlidcH 9eridlt 0es @ouperHeurS
Smettenbdm eingehcno priiien uuO
ellie ieine MittheiIungen IN Grind.
gun9 Slehcn mijiie. ebe lie einpu &c.
ihluB iIber ihre 8aBnabmen t%reffen
f0nue.
@oibiuoton. .. g.. % Sauitor.
Ger ariegsiefretdr erbieIt bette
nom General @int in Sdpara, Ger
Sic omerifauiiheu StreitfrGfte III
auba bgicbliat. f%olgenoe Gepeibe:
.01ariano. 20. San.
8ricg5iefrctdr. @oihingtou.
gti oaS @eiud oes iteapertreteH
sen britiihen @cianOteu in Sapona
an Oen @oupcrneur Muaoon babe tdl
idl Den foulmau0irenoeu Sifi5icr III.
Sdutiugo anQelpieieu 0urb zines NV
icrer 8riegSidifie. Uelm m0alitl
ionlt per 3ripoi0ampfer fiiuf @oipt
t~al5elte nit neutrality-suspicious., %
rettetige 3elte nit AbtbciluHgs
mdnOen. mo - rumOe 3elte. cue
fomplett nah 8inaIton Samaifu 81.
ienOen. BON 0cn britiid)en @eh0roen
ais iebr orin9eno gebranht, aeiNil-
oert Cffijicre iouCn In GiuGiisr blri
ben. uadOem lie Die 3elte zen 0riti
iteu @eh0r6en iibergcben babcn uno
meiterc @efeblc eriuartcn. Crude.
oar meiH @onoeln IN 0ieier Sad)e
pom arieGs Department g~itgebeiBeH
Eluiro.
@iut. tommaHOireu0cr 9riaa.
0icr-@ General "
Ter Sefretdr 1ait fabelte Seu @c
ucrQI &int mnachenO. 0dB oa9 &c
portcugm Die uoue @erantp0rilidfcii
Hir lem @oracben ii|bcrnebmcn mcr0e
8tuGiton % Somlar.
Ter in ser beltiaen ausgabe 0es
.s.Qiln EelelrQph peroffeutlfhfc
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
6ronfretd.
9ari %. San.

fulles 20. NNdN-
Ger frii6cre grGiiOent 9oubet lit
%geionnen, iiu Tim eIneu Git i'm &c.
nat 81 b~Guerten. rDenn Die fomnenoe
&a5IbGucgung ibm aiinitig eri6eint.
&aris. %. San.
lie i'm 0itliden europa berridert.
DC grimmiJe a6lte oebut iid nett.
parts ans. Sn Sranfreih itebt Oas
thermometer 10 bis 10 GRADE inter
9hiQ. Die gepolferung lei0et inter
Der adlte idmer. Is ilno aud i6on
einige Iooesidle 0urd eririeren 81
ner8eidueu Tie Seine nHO Die Sci.
DE in Den 8artS lnO %aefroreu; 0en
moblbobeH0en &oriiern bietet lid
OesboIb bas ieltene Geanigen oes
SdIittidublnuis i'm 6reien.
@drts. %. Sanuar.
Ger 3rdii0ent JaaisreS mtrr3eid.
HCte hepte cine lange Cite oiplomoti.
idcr 6rHenIutngeTL oarunter DE pom
ioIgenoeu 9otidaitern: lliIr5 Gom.
BON mad Berlin. VI. 3rUoil nab
9Pa0ri0. Count GaNunau nah 9ern
S6mei3. uu0 az. Grojier nab @ien.
Inter BEN 8eriebmtgen iinO Die fol.
aen0en. @orric 0e 9edtcaire nah
aopenbagen. M Descos uah 9elqru0.
Serbieu. W. 7eIanartinierc nah
Seberan, @aiien. mn0 GomarO e
Qf0rdaio Hlh Central Amerifa.
8ariS. %. San.
Gas 4tiuiiterium Jimmie Der Gpr,
Iage 3u. melde Ois &erpflIhrinl sur
oorberi9en an3eiae oiicntlIher 9Ser.
iammltuiaci uadl Dem @eicbe BON
1881 auibc6t. PM Oieie &eiie lit
Elm 0io0u9 oiuen0i leidaiien. auf
@run0 0eiien Die Abhaltpml pom
@otte5oieHiteu IN Sen 2irten m9g.
lid blcibt aud iueun Sic patif0ni.
Idlen @eb0rOeu oui ihrem geaeu.
mGriiIen S~tan0plmtt bebarreH. Ter
@eIitlidfcit lit jett audi nod Bic
@%eleaenhcit aeboten, iid sic @obl
tbaten 0es amendments 3im Sren-
mmGsge'eee 5u it6ern. Oieieuiacn
gentIidlcH iu0eB. melhe bis sum Is.
6ebruar Sic u0rgejhricbenen 9la3ei.
gen uiht Critatten. biiBeH ibre Be,
ltige mN sic iuriitihc 5teluig uidt
elrL peldle ihuen 0as 9rianO'ihe 8e.
les geludbrlsiiteu ina.
@ari5 y. San.
Ser G%iiieItburut. zines Ser 8iuI,
Der Ncr@uriier @eltauSitelluna pir0
Dem neutrality-suspicious. Tienit Der
milItdrtihen Eclearapbcn a6tbeilunq
ilbeuuieieH uer0cn. Bon Der aelpoln'
gem Nobe Oes Shurnes- 500 Sab-
ans uermodlte iid Die 0eereSleituHg
bel 0en NerbiimauoperE nit 0en
Eruppen IN cen @ogeieu 81 pertain.
oigcH. $upihen habeu ueridic.
0cntliA Gcpt ihcuaustauihe 5piihen
Eari5 @erla uHo 9ou0ou itaitae.
iunOeu. Ge1cumdrtia miro oic
illumination nit uelttu Apparoten
altsgcitattct man bolt nad @oI,
len0nn0 Ser NitSuiitiWg ulid nit
SEN f~rGu}oNid'cn SolouIeG in afrifa
Ocrtchrcn 5lt f6uHeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
spanfen.
gPaorio %. San.

IN sen n0reliden @rob;n5en 5pd.
nicns Oerbreiteu @olie anaIt unS
Sdreden. Ser tieie Sdnee i'm sc.
6irae bat STE Gbiere in Die 3bdIer
aetrie6en. no lid nidt ruur Sic Seer.
sen oafaleu. ioH0ern ii& andl an
%pergreifen Gin 0laun ms
sin SIND mnr0en get0otet uno uer.
iAIun3em Gie 2an0Ieute ocranituI.
ZEN @olisiaQOcn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

onNon. 29 N1nu

%CrOQh, 80. 7Ndiit0f.
Gie ~Eriane", Ole ncnlidl sic
A%bieHNuHJ glies Nilieihiiies nadl
3il8lton. (,5lnaita. OoracldIalcH
mo Uu6 idlef piele &orrotbe seient.
melt bate HI User Sen @olugrncur
SWcitenhlm son Samlif1 uidlt me.
nl1 ueridnuUft, 1ie Eriblme" bat
n0mlid ciu. Shreiben pom Solo
aidIletretdr Serb gigiH erbalieH In
peIdem mit9et9cilt Miro ldHi siner
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

@riiiial e. n.

auulider anfiiHSiganl pfolae
miro Ser 9aien pom 3eebruaae am
l. Snli inter an9emsiieucn Teierlid,.
teitgn Dem 0on0el croffnet iperoeu
3cr Safcn ihlie6t I'D an Oen nelten
Srusse. Smitsaano an unS bietet
Sen aroBten Seehiifen Rauu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
92aroffo.
Sanaer. %. Nnlr

ganger, %. San.
Ger maroffaniide arieasminiiter
@ebbaS 5iebt Die Dem Sultan frern0.
lid gcinnten Stdmme bel 3iint su,
iammten er pia RaiiuIi Dor Ser
A6iaFrt ser fran50iiiHen un0 ipani.
idcn Shiife geiangen nebmen.
Gle 9nbdHger Nr5iaa's uuO Ben
Mtdniur'5 buben lid oen Eruppcn Scs
Saltans sum Sample JeIen Sen 9en
@iuritamm aHssihIoiieL bel Dem
&aiilIIi 3ufIuht ~sefuuoen bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
@raiiItcn.
Rio Sc ~,nneiro q n

NO oe s8nneIro q. ,l0n.
1as aaffee9cice erreat grobe lin
5Girie0enbeit. Ter lauoluirtaihoftfi.
de &erbaR0 hereitet einer Gntipurf
sum @ioerruie 5es Geieses por.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
@onnN 81.

Cttalpo, Snt.. p. Sanuar.
Ter Stan4sieFretdr Ser Ser cha.
ten. Glihu Reot. lit NIT @attia ma
Sodter aber ItorIreaI MAD EnTb
inGtOn nbsereiIt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
@ien, 81 So,,

Ter beriibmte augeaar3t Or. Scr.
500 aarl Gbcooor in 8ouern erbieIl
Die 0uBcrlt i~elteiie Ausieidlnuna BED
1emeiniomcn 0iterreidlih . uneori.
lhcn gbren5eidens fir aunit una
@iNenihuit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Die @eiiehmIeH Ypiiilta Caaih.
lan0 IND Nanen1rf. SIS itt meayc
rem &abrcn retlI Iu.e ia Wt.me mn.
rel, iga0 seitern ourd Oie @ltala5eid'
ultng elne9 &eriraags Der Oie ttu}.
nc oifeHe TraRe 3mjidca Den 6eioc1
&auoeru erleoiJt Hoh letter lefi.te.
uoreea. Gs baneelie ild um Sis
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Ter A0miral goans meloete Dem
81 arineminiiterium. oaB Dec 9eridt
0eS 2lomirols 0apis brteflid) iiber-
idnot toeroen niiroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

NNNFFFfT IT N1tTFTIFNFIf
Seute berridlte bier cine Eempera.
tlr bon 20 @rao inter 9tua. unO BON
on0eren 3ldben in 9oro.1 eutihlauo
miro cine nod nieortqere Semperattr
gemel0et. BUR 3eit berridt fdltereS
&etter olS lie felt 1888. Inter 0en
Grmereu aloiien berridt eroBc Gotb.
Sic Sdiiiubrt aui DEM Rbcin lit
0trd onS sis tbeilpeiie lahmaeleat
81 gdH5 0iittelcurnpa lei0et Der 81.
ienbobHoienit iniolge Oes itreugen
@interruetterS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-01
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, April 30.-More business was
done during the first hour of today's ses
sion of the Stock Exchange than i'll the
same time for many days past Some of
inc features Of the movement had com
mehced to arouse distrust by that time
ana there was a relapse into dulness and
uncertain fluctuations. Many stocks were
active during the first hour that have
Decn irresponsible to the recent attempts
TO revive speculative interest, and the
whcle market took On AN appearance of
breadth and volume that has been con-
.rlcCous.y lacking in recent operations
winch have failed to carry conviction of
SeHuineness on tina: account. They serv-
GH an as answer TO criticisms of vester-
Gay dealings that thc- We're practically
confined to CniCn Pacific. But the fact
soon became evident that tnfs diversion
OF speculative activity was being taken
advantage 2l 10 market holdings Of Union
1,acinc itself 1t was this that checked
the upward movement and induced the
subsequent reaction, thus serving TO re-
atflrnI the dominance Of Union Pacific in
me present market. The heavy tone of
United States Steel was drag. also.
The rates for money for short periods
continued to relax. but money brokers
reported some stiffcning of rates for long
er periods. Bonds were irregular. Total
sales. par value. s14f6.OnO. United States
Is declined "A per cent. on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-01
ANSWERS EVERY CALL
Augusta People Have Found That
This is True.

A cold. a strain, a sudden wrench.
A little cause may hurt the kidneys.
Spells of backache often follow.
Or some irregularity of the urine.
A certain remedy for such attacks.
A medicine that answers every call,
Is Doan's Kidney Pills, a true
specific.
Many Augusta people rely on it.
Here is Augusta proof
Mrs. j. +. Cousins, of 16 Page st.
Augusta, Me-, says: Our appreciation
of Doan's Kidney Pills increases as we
learn more and more their great value.
My husband procured the remedy in
the spring of 1898 at Chas. K.
Partridge's drug store, now Willis X.
Partridge. and they cured him of
severe backache and other ailments
arising from imperfect action of his
kidneys. His rest had been mucn
broken at night because of the trouble.
We know of a number of others here
in Augusta who have used Doan's
Kidney Pills and in each and every
case the results have been satisfactory.
/ have on numerous occasions heard
people praise Doan's Kidney Pills and
during the several years since we first
learned their merits our faith has
constantly increased regarding their
value and effectiveness
For Sale by all Dealers. Price so
cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, Sole Agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-01

strike. This curtails the demand on
this class, and values on the heavy
horses. of 1900 Tbs. and upward are re-
ported as being deprecated fully s25
per head. Concerns using such horses
do not care to hold too many on hand
while there is an uncertainty of hold
ing their teamsters. The demand on
chunks and light mercantiles is ur-
gent at steady values. Acclimated
horses are scarce, with prices high.
and the inquiry broad
First class, heavy drafts. of 1900 to
1900 lbs. sold at $250m425; Sound, 100
to 400 lbs. chunks and farm horses
sold at $175M250. Light mercantiles at
$1S51275. First class drivers at s2506i
500, and matched pairs at S6OO@ 1000.
according to quality and finish. "A lot
of seconds were offered. and cleared at
200, according to quality.
At the city sale stables Moses Col
nian & Sons, of Cambridge, had q
quiet weeks trade. An average call
for drivers which sold at steady
prices. They report large demand
for ponies. specially for the larger
ones of 600@100 lbs. which are in great
favor for ladies driving. This firm
Will receive Il large consignment of
ponies from Utah, of different weights,
and fine color. They will be offered at
a spocial auction sale in May.
Wheeler, McElveen & Co. closed out
express loads Of mixed fresh horses
Trade on the heavy weights was
less active, and although the arrivals
were mostly closed out at the weeks
end. transactions were slow and the
bulk of the sales were at lower value.
Seasoned horses sold we'll, to an ex-
ccllent demand.
Myer Abrams & Go. report trade for
the week good. Three express and
six freight of mixed fresh Western
horses sold readily at good values
Quotations on acclimated horses were
strong. 100 acclimatcs were offered
selling at full value.
WEIGH 4 Hall & 90, sold three loads
Of fresh horses. consisting Of heavy
drafts, milk and express horses, also
general purpose horses. The sales
were satisfactory and prices held
steady. 10 seconds were on sale, Of
all grades. selling at Il wide range of
prices, according to quality.
At Isburgh'S & Co. a good sale was
held on Il lot of n7ixed seasoned horses
of medium to good quality. Sales were
quickly made, the entire lot closing
seeking good family horses for the
seasons use. Such purchasers are on
the lookout for safe drivers rather
than strickly unhlcmishcd horses. OF
good speed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-01
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Troy Manhattan Copper
Co. Tuesday at Portland it was voted
10 increase the stock from s3000000
to $3,500,000. George w. Ncrrll was
reelected clerk and Calvin Page,
treasurer. Directors were elected as
follows: Augustus *. Sloan, John F..
Calvin. John w. Sisson. Jas. p. Prince,
for three years; Charles H. Barney.
George II. Baker Calvin Page How
ard c. Rogers. two years: VIM. III.
jerks. Alvin r. Lovejoy. John d.
Humphreys and Vincent r. Tommlins.
The residence Of the officers elected is
not known at Portland. The head
quarters of the company will be
changed from New York to Boston.
Martin Callan. aged about So years,
a coal trimmer employed by the Sea-
board Coal Handling Co, was killed
ut about go =. NJ Monday, while at
work on the schooner NJ. ID. Cressey,.
Which is dscharSing coal at the
packets located near the upper part
Of the Maine Central freight yard in
Portland by being caught in the dig
ger or large scoop that picks up the
coal from the hold Oh the vessel The
unfortunate man was engaged in
shovclling the coal from between
CcckS under the open hatch where it
{ ould he scoOpcd up by the digger and
must have fallen in some way. as the
first that was known Of the accident
WAS when tn" others heard a shout
and saw his head and arms protrud-
ing from tho ascending digger. At
the same time he was seen by the
engineer who quickly lowered the dig
Ecr to the deck of the vessel The
man was dead when the other work.
men extracted his body from the pile
of coal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-01
Portland Market.

Portland, April 80
FLOUR-NlchIgan and st. Louis
straight. H30n445: do. clears. s4.00Nbi. 50;
winter wheat patent. si40lti.55; spring
wheat patents, Si9015 >.
BUTIER-Creamery. fancy per ID,
Sc; tub creamery. 3lm32c: Vermont. PC,
EGGS-F.a stern. fresh. 19d21c.; western,
fresh. 1Sn20C.
CHEEsF-N. y. ami factory. 15a15Kc;
sage, 1Jp1micC.
GRAIN-corm. ear lots. Gle: bags,
6,dG}c meal. bags, ',SWG0c.: oats. new and
in car lots. i9m52c.: bags. j2H5jc.: Mimi,
sacked bran, bag lots. &c; winter
wheat bran. car lots. $500: bag lots. $254
IS: brown middlings. car lots. s2450.
ORANtiE Florida. So 5cml.50.
PRODUCE-Beans. California pea. $3.50;
yellow eyes. Sl.9oN1 rcd Kidneys.
81 6sT2 IS; fowls, 1iml:,c.: turkeys. west
ern 20Gt22c.; chickens. 1eH17c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, heavy, $3.50; me-
LARD-Ture tcs.. half bhls;. 111sa1oHc;
cases. 11i4m11Ec; compound tcs., half
barrels. S1sMSl2c.; cases. 9Hm95sc.
suGAR.EX 70 quality g. 6nls ..x,rs s''
81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-01
THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS

WHEAT Receipts. 5000; exports. 16.
81; sales, 100000 futures, 1000 spot spot
easy: No. . red. ST. elevator: No. red,
SN { o b ailoat; No. northern Duluth
30 opening navigation b af1oat: No. =
hare winter. 1914 opening navigation b
afoat.
CORN Receipts, 151.51i; sales, 10000 flu
titrcs. 10000 .pot; spot firm: No. ? G0l5
elevator and 51lH o q loat; No. white
IS and No. : yellow 57k f l. afloat
OATS;-Receipts. 49, 800: spot barely
steady; mixed. 26032 lbs. A.: natural
white, 3Od8 lbs. $50 49, clipped white, s.
0t40 Tbs. 5H05iIa
BFEF-Steady
LARD-Barely steady: western prime
SS0mS.!0
PORk-Steady.
BUTTER-Weak: receipts. 1885, Street
price: Extra creamery, q. Official prices:
Creamery common to extra. 2lm*2; held
common to firsts. 2fNt2J; state dairy COM
anon to fancy. 20T26lk
EGGS-Firm: receipts. 2f11i: state Fa.
and nearly fancy selected white. Il:
choice. 100 20; brown and mixed extra, 10
on: fr>ts to extra firsts, 1SM1S1..
PoTATOES-W@1k: Bermuda new. per
Dbl, 400 6.5G: Florida, 3GI5.25; Virginia
late crop. I5012.25: old potatoes. 15Gn 100 /;
sweets quiet, unchanged.
StGAR-Raw firm: fair refining 2a6
centrifugal. &c test, SO; molasses sugar
3.Cl: refined quiet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-01
Boston Market.
Boston. Arrll ~.
FLOUR-MiIl shipment, spring patents

Boston. April 80
FLOUR-MiIl shipment. spring patents
arc offered at sl.@0ni@; winter patents
81 O0i As. -~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s. s3Fi3$5 pcr
bhIs.. bags. $1.10di.15; grarulatcd $50,
KS; bolted 2S5W3.;5 .,
No. >. yellow, Gola@6lc; No ?. yellow to
RYE FTOUR-Per hbl. 50 s51415.
OATMEAI-We quote rolled at stS00
s. o. pcr hbl. cut. $J2,a5.J0.
GRAHAT-S3c; Ii.30
OATs-Nc. / ciipped white. 53N ~; No
. Clipped Jolsm51c: No 5. clipped. sa15l!.9c ;
new 70 fancy VS., white spot % to a. lbs, to
TiR;oVIsIoNs-Pork. heavy backs, per
long cuts. sol; loose, per H.. 1o5sr.
ribs, 13a:@14c hams. 1l4@16ac,; lean ends,
s5lS' q. SC: ribs 13siG14c.; shoulders, 10&c;
lard. rendered. per H.. 1l7sc.
REEF-Fresh beef is uule, and easy
Extra binds. choice. 1oAHlOic.; fores
LANES AND MUTToN-LIamhs are
steady. Lambs. spring. 121.q1S1zc.; yearl-
ings, 9M1Oc.; mutton. Sn9c.
VFAI-Per H., 10G12c- .-.,o-
POULTRY-Turkeys; western. 196l9e:
chickens, western broilers, per ID ieu--c;
RtITTER~creamery. Northern choice
round lois 31Gf33c per H.: western cream
cry. 10Ti32r.: north GARRY. giG9c
CIIEEsE-York state 14aal9sc'; YER
EGGs-Eastern, 1890: western. ITO
BEANs-MarIet is steady Peas rer
hu. 81 45d1 A; mediJrn n. V. 81 JN01..s':
Red Kidneys. so.aIGI2.40.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. l, per bni.'
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OATS-Easier; No. clipped white 90
@50E. y
HAY-l,nchanged: No 22d22.5O.
MILL FEED-Unchanged
SPRING BRAN-22G22O
MINED FEED-22 75Mo5.
PORK-Quict: medium, 1926.
LARp-Lowcr; 1917.
BEEF-Steady: whole cattle Sil6SA.
LAMRS-Steady; spring 12l4@ 1879
NEALS-Steady; 1GSi12
BUTTER-Firm: northern 2eG30.
EGGS-Firm; choice 23Na3: western III
@19
APPLES-Firmer; No. 1 Baldwins $50
M450.
SUGAR-Steady. on a basis of $50 for
graduated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-01

1t was announced recently in dis
patches from San Domingo. that some
of the members on the committee on
foreign affairs Of the Dominican Con-
gross proposed making notifications
of the new treaty between the United
States and San Domingo. 1t is now
stated that other members Of the COM
mittee propose recommending that the
Dominican Congress reject the treaty
entirely. declaring that ii is contrary
10 the constitution of the republic Of
san Domingo. Congress will take up
the discussion of the treaty May 3.
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BOXING CHAMPIONS.
Seven Men Win Medals In Contests
Tuesday Evening At Boston.

Boston. April 30.-Of the seven box
ing champions who won their medals
in the bouts given tonight in Me
chanics hall by the Amateur Athletic
Union under the auspices Of the BoS-
ton Athletic Association five were from
this city and two from New York. Sew
on bouts were contested during the
evening and five Of them were decided
by knOckouts three of the champions
winning by flooring their mon. The
summary of boxing championships fin
al rounds:
105-pound class John J. O'Brien
0G5) of Boston defeated George Dem
mis- G03) Of Boston in four rounds, by
d decision
115-pound class-TTenry Meters
G1D Of Boston, defeated William Nc
AKRON G14 Of Boston. by knockout
in the second round.
125-pound class-T +. Fitzpatrick
G2D defeated Edward ]. Walsh G23)
Of New York, in three rounds. by a
decision.
135pound cIass-J. J. Doyle 033) of
New York defeated Thomas DAILY O33)
Of Toronto BY a Knockout in first
round.
14o-pound clasS-W. f.. Kirkland
G4G Of Boston. defeating S. j. Nc
kenSic G45) of Boston by forfeit, Nc
Kensic breaking his hand.
13S-pound claSS-William Mckinnon
G56) of Boston defeated Peter KcEncy
G56) of New York in three rounds. by
a decision.
Heavyweight class-Emory Paine
$3.50 Of New York. defeated Philip
Schlossborg G7W L. s. battlcship New
Jersey, by a knockout in second round.
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MARKET REPORTS
Augusta Market.

Augusta, April 30.
BEANS-Pea. Maine. 500; N. Y. sl.75;
yellow eyes. $50.
RUTTEK-Creamery. Soc: dairy. 25c:
solid. 1Sc.
EGGS-1Sc per dozen.
GRAIN-CCrn Sc; meal. 60c. per bu
mixed feed. s1.3J "wt.; cottunSced meal,
$500; bag lots, sl69.
pressed. sl700; straw, $500: pressed, sl2.
SU'iAR-S95 Per 100 lbs
HONFY-Box. 1Sc.
MtTTON-9d11c. per ID; lamb. 13c.
OATS-55c. per bushel.
POTATOES-i0c per bushel.
POULTRY-Fowl. 15c.; chickens. 1S9
2Oc
WOOL-I nwashcG. 2"T30c.
Hi :f.S-1kMN Xxx.
BEEF-Light. .lOOO61O.Jo: heavy, ia
l1Hc.: homeless. half hhls-. IS 5nf16.75;
WOOD-Dry hard. s65OdiS.OO per cord.