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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-08
WISCONSIN,.

Milwaukee,, Wis. Nov 7.-Ecpubli-
can l"ahcra predict that the Ecpubi-
cans win Sweep til" state tomorrow
cl"ctin% tn" cn.hn:etr state ticket with
the possible "Ncrrtion of Levi II
Bancroft for attorney general against
whom tine Republican state Central
Committee endorsed Charles IT.
Crownhart, an independent Rcpubll-
can. If Ia" Legislature is Republican
it will mean the recollection Of S"na-
tor La Toilette. There ar. no definite
figures for congressman. but the Re
publicans say they Will elect eight
Tho Democrats claim the 9Th Dis
;rict
RcpublcaI,S Democrats and Social
Democrats an" AL claiming the 4tI
ana .ts.- stll Districts. The Social Dem
ocIai5 nave conducted Il very hard
campaign in thcS" districts and OK
pe"t To W!f
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IN DIANA.

indianapolis. ind, NOV. With
traditional optimism, the leaders OF
both the Republican and Democratic
PARTIES predicted tonight that at the
polls torlorroN large maiorities would
be rolled up Tor their respective can
didatNs for the LEGISLATURE and the
state 81 Icc".
Chairman Edwin s. Lee of the Re
Publican statc committee was sure
that on joint ballot the next Legisla
ture would return Albert j. Rcveri'igc
to tile United states Senate BY ma
jority OF not less than -. Chairman
stokes jackson of the Democratic
state committee figured out that by
the same majority that John Worth
Kern wnald be elected by the l-cglS-
laturr to Succeed Mr. Hcvrridg" in the
Senate.
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Roosevelt Sure OF
StimsOn's Election,

New York. Nov. 7.-Confidently pre-
dieting the election of Henry L. Slim
son, Theodore Roosevelt tonight COM
pleted his campaign for the Republic
can party, which has lasted more than
n month and has been carried into New
York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
Ohio, Indiana and Iowa. In his own
state Col. Roosevelt has in great part
been carrying the weight OF the cam
paign on his own shoulders and has
found it burden which taxed his
strength. and which he was glad to
lay down tonight He was tired when
it was over. but he said that he had
enjoyed every day of it.
The colonel delivered two speeches
this afternoon and six tonight, not
counting an address before a birthday
dinner given III his honor by the
Hungarian Republican Club at Cafe
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TENN ESSEE.

Nashville. Tenn, Nov. 1.-Tennesset
tomorrow elects a governor, Il railroad
commissioner from west Tennessee, II
congressman and Il Legislature, which
in turn will choose q successor t.
United States Senator James b
Frazier.
The contest is between the regular
Democrats and the combined forces OF
the independent Democrats and Re
publicans. United States Senator Rob
ort l.. Taylor is standard bearer of tho
regular Democrats and Capt. Ben w
Hooper. Republican, is the fusionis
leader.
on the strength of the judicial race
in August, when the Independent
Democratic candidates, aided by Re
publican votes. swept the state by 40,
600 ma ority, Hooper has been IL de-
cided faNorite in he betting.
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. The
most active campaign the state has
gone through since the last election Of
Cleveland was brought to close to-
night with an address by Judge Simeon
f. Baldwin. the Democratic nominee
for governor at a ward rally in his
home city. New Haven, and a speech
by his Republican opponent Charles
A. G"ntwin. at a mass meeting III
Hartford. III" leaders of both parties
claim the election of their ticket. the
Republicans by 10000 and the Demo-
Gratis by 5000
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit. Mich, Nov. Tho only APP
parent certainty about tomorrow 6
election in Michigan is that the next
LEGISLATURE will be Republican which
will insure the election of Represon-
tativc Charles Townsend of tho %
Congressional District to succeed Unit
Cd States Senator Burrows. whom he
defeated in contest for popular on
dorsemcnt at the September primaries.
Democratic state Chairman Shields
predicts that his party will have at
least 20 seats out of 1872 in the I.egisIa-
tnrr. Republican state Chairman Knox
comedies the Democrats five seats
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. Nov. 7.-Although
rain is predicted tomorrow in sap
francisc" and vicinity and in the Sac
rameato and the san Joaquin valleys
both particS propncsy neavy vote
throughout tie state. and tonight each
clfiTns victory. Republican managers
say II. w. Johnson will carry the state
by rot fever than 5"00o votes and the
~ n"crats despite even money that
Jcins"n's plurality for governor will
be 2o,n10 say that Theodore y. Hell
will carr" this city and vicinity and
the Sacramento region by q plurality
sufficient to overcome the normal Re
publican vote in Los Angeles and the
SCutf.
The camraign continued through this
evening, both gubcrnatorial candi-
dates Speaking at mass meetings.
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville. ny. H;ov. THE close OF
the campaign in Kentucky found the
mansg gers on both sides confident but
chUy Of making estimates as to the
total majority fer the state. F'oHr
judges of the court Of appeals and II
congressman are to be elected. The
Republicans declare they have a good
finance to add another seat to the
three they now hold in Congress, while
the Democrats claim they will cut the
republican representation down to one
seat-that in the 18th district, where
the election of caleb Powers is CON
"eded 10 be almost certain.
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Governor Aram ]. Pothier will be re-
elected for his third term tomorrow
by approximately 1900 plurality. AT
the same time the Democrats say that
their candidate; Lewis A. Waterman
will receive a plurality of 1000. That
George Il. O'Shaunessy, candidate for
Congress in the first district will be
elected was the positive declaration of
the Democrats in that district tonight.
The Republican leaders. however, We're
confident of re-electing Congressman
William p. Sheffield Of Newport In
the second district Former Governor
George II. Utter. the Republican can
didate is conceded the election.
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PENN SYLVANlA.

Philadelphia. Nov None OF the
i3"ty leaders saw lit to change to-
night TIL. early day estimates for their
respective candidates.
tn" Republican campaign managers
claim Toner'S election as governor, lag
10 a"0 plurality. The Democrats in
sist thar Grim will be victorious BY
2n,ooG. while The keystone party lead
ors are sanguine chat Berry Will win
w 10. 600 plurality.
Berry delivered an address at Lee
b1Ion today and Senator Grim tour
ed us county Of Bucks today and IT,
night.
on tn" hila lelphia stock Exchange
today. WagerS We're made at odds OF
I t. | that '.cncI would be elected.
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"kid' Shea Hard at Work for Hon
ey" Melody.

Kid" Shea Of HalloWcll has started
training in earnest for his bout with
Honey Melody in this citv Nov. lG.
Charley White, lnana-"v of the Kid.
"dopes it" that this is the banner year
for his boy and figures that by start
ing the season with a champiol lkc
Melody. gives the Kid chanc-E to
show his real calibcr. = ~ q :
Shea rcalizes the Importance of this,
his first bout this. seas son, and with
Tommy E"r%in. the lighting machine.
as side partner is doil, somos hard
work ut his traiEiM" quarters in Hal
lowell.
Enryin j. getting in shape for u bout
With Kid P"ntZ IL Portland next Sat
MrdIN niGht.
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N EB RASkA.

Omaha, Neh.. NOV. THE bitterness
OF the Nebraska campaign was evil
dent M to the last minute tonight and
Indications ar" that tomorrows vote
will be rs large as ever was cast in
the state. Partisan feeling continued to
run high all day and candidates Of all
parties did not relax their efforts I'M
til late tonight.
The Republicans held their princi-
pal might before the battle" rally ir
Lincoln. while the Democrats ccntare q
their efforts in Omaha. In both m
stances candidates for the Legislature
and state officers We're the principal
speakers.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Nov. /.
BEEF-Fresh unsteady: whole cattle y
M1O!
BRAN-Firm. o36oS5O.
BITTER-Firm: northern 31m32
CHEESE-F'irm: New York 15aGl6a.
CORN-Steady: No 3 yellow GO.
M36. lgl5
FLOUR-Steady: spring patent 5e5G5Sl
HAI-Unchaneed No. i 300.
LAMBS-Unsteady. lOGE1
liARD-Firm: pure 13z.
OATS-Firm; No. clipped white 40
PORK-Steady: medium backs 23I%,a'
pOTATOES-Steady: white 105Tll0
SUGAR-Steady: granulated AS.
VEALS-Firm, Halls
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling. w. Va. Nov 1.-THE DAY
before" brought no developments I'M
less it was. more sangune hope from
both sides. rs renected> in the fore
cast: Republicans. majority in Leg
islature only slightly diminished as
surfing reelection of United States
Senator Scott, recollection of all live
congressman. Democrats. slight ma
Jorl'E IN Legislature and majority OF
I""' IN 'hc frst second and fourth
heP"hlifah congressional districts
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Fails, S. d.. NOV. day be-
fore election finds the Republicans
confident of making 1t clean sweep in
South Dakota.
X. +. Lyons, chairman of the Demo
cratic state committee. claims the re-
election of Wood Democratic nominee
for governor and SOule ana Kelley for
Congress by from 1000 to 5000 ma
iority. The chief interest is ccntered
in the county option fight and the wo-
man suffrage question.
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N EVA DA.

Reno, New, Nov The night befolx,
election in Nevada finds the leaders OF
both parties making strong predictions 81
victory. The Republicans have concern
trated their strength on conp,,,ssiopo1
candidates, especially United States Sen.
ator 'e"rS" = Nixon, who seeks re-clec-
ton.
Inc Democrats. led by Key pttman.
Democratic candidate" for United states
senator. have made a hard fight
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Aches and Pains.

You know by experience that the
aches and pains of rheumatism are not
permanently, but only temporarily, re-
licved by external remedies.
Then why not use an internal rem
edy-HCod's Sarsaparilla, which cor
reefs the acidity Of the blood on which
rheumatism depends and cures the
disease?
This medicine has done more for the
rheumatic than any other medicine in
the world.
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ILLINOIS,.

Chicago, NOV. THE usual ccSsa-
ton of hostilities the night before the
election battle failed 10 materialize in
Illinois tonight the last night given to
candidates to impress their merits on
doubling constituents.
Except in Chicago. the interest
shown has been little. Only in few
country districts was any real inter
est displayed. Chicago has several
close fights on and here the battlers
feared tn slow up the campaign.
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WALTER CAMPS VERDICT.
Too Much Ole Football, He Saws. Ac-
counts for Wales Troubles.

N'W Haven, Conn. Nov 7.-"Too
muc.i "ld football. arr to" LITTLE Of
the NJ" "a!n', according To- Walter
Camp. graduate advisory coach at
.';lr. accounts for Ialr's troubles in
the sdrr. this season ~ a result Of
TIA" "no"ir" AA lale in tie Brown
sam" E'St saturday. secret practice
WAS "2@l' r'Soitrd to this afternoon
D. TN coaches at Yale fell. anl from
nov on for the remainder %" the week
ii" fpot"aI squad Will work behind
closed .:tfts
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SPORTING NOT S

James Moran. who with Frank
Kramer won the six-day race that I'm
1shed at the Boston Arena Saturday
night, will ride again in the great in
t"rHational six-day grind in Madison
Square Garden, New York He will
team with Eddie Root of New York.
AS both have been previous winners of
the race they will be prime favnritcs.
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MISSOURI.

81. Louis. Mo, Nov. 1.--Alssouri
state. and congressional campaigns
closed tonight with the chairmcn Of
bcth tn" Republican and Democratic
parties claiming the Legislature. An
ti'rohibitionists insist that the pro-
posed prohibition amendment to the
constitution win be defeated by 100000
votes
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BOXING NOTES.

Al ltlia,; las been matched to box
Kid cotton in pits bur: NOV. =.
Youn. Sammy Smith will probe bly,
b Eddie Iurph,''s 0pnoi.cn ut Thorn
ton. Y. l.. No.. T.
Harry Itwi.'. WHO is to make anoth-
or trip to Paris, on Wednesday, night
"IiI meet Johnny Waltz in New York.
battling Nelson has been offered
$4,000 70 box six rounds with any OPP
ponent h" selects at Philadelphia.
.Hatty Haldwin's arm is mending
rapidly, and Alec Mclean is looking
ahead to arrange matches for the
Gharle&town boxer
a, Kaufman and Jim Stewart.
hcavyw"ights. will have their innings
Friday night at Tom O'Rourke's club.
New York. - .,--- q
Leo EIoucl, one of the sensations of
the game. will meet Frank Mantell,
the idol of the Rhode Island sports. at
the Rhode Island \. c.. Friday night,
at Thornton.
Charley Griffin. the Australian light :
weight, who has boen in this country
Tor many months. has decided to re-
turn home. He figures that if he can
not get the moncy here, that he can
in III" AntipodcS.
Jim Barry is in Boston. training for
hlS bout with Joe Jeanette. which
takes place in that city week from
tonight. Barry gave the Negro hard
battle OYER In New York. If Jeanette
defeats Barry the colored boxer will
probably be matched to meet Sam
, Langtord again At the Armory A. A..
Boston. a&
Shadow Mccormick of Lewiston
challenges any man in New England
at 1a3-l25 pounds. barring none Aud
guarantees to stay with any of them
Sbaccw, who has boxed with the local
main bout boys. says that they are no
better than the rest. He would like TO
be matched with Jimmie Han Ton of
Boston. .-, FL
Owen Moran of England and abe
Aftcll will meet at Philadelphia,
Wednesday night for the third time
Att'!i has Il good chance of at least
Outpointing aloran. if he is out to try
Abe has q 2"-round bout on with
frankie tonlev at New Orleans next
Sunday Afternoon and it is good oct
ting that he will save himself all II"
can.
MANAGER Galley has booked one at tn"
strongest cards ever offered at Il pop
Ular Iri,ru SHOW for Tie Portland Air
dome tonight and with Jerry aicsklll
and Young Huge iirll,v matched FOR
the main event there pr"utis to be q
whole lot OF class f"r tNc ti.nt sans to
look over. For u semi -iilial KID Perry
and Al Hu,ioih haN" ben lratCh,rt
TOE What promises Z" D., 4 rugged bat
Il" and th~r" Mill I've :. r;tttliil2 good
curtain raiser
Jack johnson. the heavyweight
pugiiSt. is going u try t. find a foe
man worthy of hi steel in Europe
He said SUNDAY he would sail for
FRANCE about Feb. II. with the pos
Sibility that he would do some fighting
abroad. ~ am urc there is somebody
70 right III France or England" said
johnson. After I Sot through ut Reno
l thought ] would never fight again
Pretty, soon ] caulc to the conclusion
that would fight in year. Now I've
got tired of loaiins and the quicker
can make good match the better
satisfied will be-"
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OKLAHOMA.

oklahoma City. okla. Nov - The
mrst cons'rNativ" estimate of Demo-
cratic leaders as to the probable ma
Jority for the state ticket tomorrow
IL 1000. With 81 per cent. of the Ne
81" vote eliminated by the recently
adopted ''t;r"ndfathcr clause the
highest estimate is 40. 600. The Repub-
lican state chairman claims victory
by 10 .0Ga tn - 600
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, Nov l..
spot closed quiet Is .,oints advanced
;MiddilnS uplands 14.95: do. gulf l5@
Galveston. steady. 14s: New orleans
steady, IL: Savannah firm, II 5-le'
CHARLESTON firm. "a sic: Memphis, steady
Net receipts for three days 10i,AS.
Exports to Great Britain s696S: to the
Continent Sil5; to Japan 115a
Stock 701 $50
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DELAW

Wilmington. Del, Nov The man
fight Mt tomorrow's election is on the
congressional candidates. The Repnbli-
cans claim that their candidate, William
Head, will be chosen bN Sate MAORI
ty. while the Democrats are equally san
Inline of the success of Robert {. Nliite.
Both parties aif claiming victory lof
their candidate for state treasurer. Inc
Democrats confidently claim n majority
in the LEGISLATURE.
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GEORGIA..

Atlanta, Ga. Nov. with the cX-
ccptior nt the contest in the Sth Dis
trict between Wiliam NJ. Howard and
: j. Tribble. both Democrats. and
in the tn. whore Gordon Lee Demo-
crat. is opposed by Walter AEcrman,
Republican. little interest is taken in
the Georgia congressional election. \
light vote is expected tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON.

Seattle. Wn., Nov 1.-The most inter
"stnS Development of the last hours OF
the campaign is tn" strong sentiment
shown for the woman suffrage amend
ment TO the state constitution. Not one
stump speaker for either party has OPP
posed the amendment, The only excit-
ing contest of the campaign is in the LIST
District, where the Democrats are cont.n-
unS their efforts to defeat Congressman
William +. humphrey. a stand-patt tier
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence. r. l.. Nov. both Re-
pupilcanS ana Democrats tonight
claimed the election tomorrow of their
entire respective state tickets and the
RepuhilcanS asserted both congress-
men Will be returned by small ma
jorities.
Republican leaders claimed that
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AIAB AMA.

montgomery, Ala, Nov. 7.-Indica-
hons point to the polling. of 10000
votes in Alabama tomorrow or This
number. Emmett O'Neil, De mocrat be-
iieves he will get 5000. the normal
Democratic vote. The prob ibition ele-
ment' Ii Is believed. will bolt the Dem
"cratic ticket and try TO elect con-
trolling number of the state LEGISLATORS.
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TEXAS.

Dallas Nov 7.--ConGressmen and full
state ticket will be voted for tomorrow
in Texas. 1t is generally conceded that
the Democrats will win by large majori-
ties An exception is in the 18th congress
sional district. whore Garner, Democrat,
is vigorously opposed by Allan, Republi-
can
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-08

Tom Hughes, who pitched for Mime
apolis this year. is the only living ball
player who was ever traded for him
self Washington let him go to Min
nearolis for the pick of that team at
the close of the year and then took
him hack as the best pick.
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Chicago. Nov.
CATTLE-Receipts "a, 90: market
steady Tor good grades, others weak
beeves 450M7G0.
HOGS-Receipts oa0OO: market shade
niSncr for heavy, others steady; light I"
SHEEP-Receipts 5000: market weak
natives 26Vn4O: western 265fi 100: yearlings
i"n"+o; lambs. native 415fi6G0; western AZ
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LOUISIANA.

New orleans. Nov. .,.-AlthouGh the
night before election indications arc
FOR the success of ell Democratic nom
inees, the Republicans are planning to
contest the election IN tn" lst and cd
Congressional Districts
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MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson. Miss. Nov. 1T is con-
coded by leaders Of all parties that the
Democrats will return full congress
Sional delegation to Washington. No
other candidates will hc voted for at
tnmorroNV'S election
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia. S. C.. Nov. 7.+-South Car
DINA will. as Gsual go ov@rWhelming-
~ Democratic in tie general elections
tomorrow. There is no state ticket
for the Republicans, though they have
Negro nominees for Congress in three
of the seven districts.
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RACE TRACK NOTES.

/. Detroit is working for two Grand
Nircult meetings next year.
Princess Todd, the yearling daugh-
ter Of Kentucky Todd. 2.0S34, and Grace
Bingen, by Bingen. has reduced her
record to 2.24L.
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MARYLAND D.

Baltimore. Nov. All arrange
m"nts for the election tomorrow in
Maryland are finished. The Democrats
seem very confident of gaining two,
even three members of Congress. while
tn" Republicans feel reasonably sure
th"v VIII hole their own.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

po,aiah n G.. Nov. democrats
claim fair maioritics in all Of the ~
confessional districts lhfcc VI
thns. districts. the 5th. 9Th ana 10th.
are now represented by itepuphcdlS'
po,e;or 80 Nov. THE News
and Observer today predicts Il Demo-
cratic majority Of $4,000 ana the eito-
ton Of All Democratic candidates l"'
Congress. The Democratic CHAIRMAN
SAYS the indications point TO big ma
iority.
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AR

Little Rock Ark. Nov. 1.-Onlr d
small vote is expected to be pollcd to-
morrow when candidates for Congress
will be elected. Arkansas will likely
return an unbrokcn Democratic dele
Cation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-08

There is little danger from cold or
from an attack of the grip except when
followed by pneumonia. and this never
happens when Chamberlain's COUSIN
its great renutation and extensive sale
nv it's remarkable cures of colds ana
r,o and can be relied upon with implicit
(, u idence. For sale everywhere.
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Correspondents of r. G. Ja+ba. ..
hroad"ay \. y, Member of the con.
soiidated Stock Exchange o, New
York. "
aug23.tues,tf
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New York Money Market.

New York. Nov. :.
Prime mercantile paper y to 6 per cent
Sterling exchange easy at 4Sl.:ttli Isl. 4
or Go-day bills and at $3.50 for demand.
Commercial bills 4SlNI.
Bar silver 49,.
Mexican dollars a.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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This Weeks Market Letter, Devoted ;.
EAST BUTTE
MASS. ELECTRIC
CANADIAN PACIFIC

VIII Be Mailed Free Upon Applicatio,
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t. |. M|LL|kEN l. CT.
Bankers and Brokers
Is State ST., Boston

New York and Boston Stocks bous,.
for cash or carried on margin
Interest allowed on deposits.
Dispatches from the Leading fnanci,,
agencies at our clients disposal