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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-08

formation In regard to the crops and the
metal trades operators were not inclined
10 engage in eNtensive,yentures.
me strength of the grain markets
u ~ hpered huilish operations today. but
wall street expects a fairly favorable
crop report. Some short covering today
was attributed to expecta lions of a good
snoWHg Moderate REVEALS in both the
steel ana copper trade doubtless will be
iehected IN Mondays statements. al
tnoush the copper market, after "a period
OF increased inactivity. has become dun
copper prices advanced in London todaW
Dut the domestic market was at a stand
sur exports of copper during the mast
week from this port Increased 20 per cant
4Ihong the few stocks which moved
TO-DAY Virginia Iron, Coal a COX v,os
most conspicuous. a gain of II notnts
making its rise in the last two davs ~
points, was followed by a RELAPSE 'rbe
violent fluctuations of this stock were al
5ulputed TO a manipnation and a report
that the company was TO be absaIb,5
BY United States Steel met with oftici
denial Underwood Typewriter WIFI
mas M ehJoyed meteorie rise lost part on it's
gam and Pennsylvania. Western Marv9
iahd Flttsburg, c. c. * st. Louis ana
higher '''Ns were
The foreign exchange market was
stfong today, owing presumably To The
aGtieitles of a considerable short interest
when was built upon expectation of a
decline IN the rates after the end of LAST
!. Forecasts of tomorrow's bank statement
point to loss of cash which some est
|nIates place as high as $50 100000 This Is
quo 10 payments to the sub treasury for
famana bonds, and TO the fact that the
inward flow OF currency from the flfe-
flor has shrumk to small promotions 70
Suiting in a small loss on balance for
the week "
Bonds were steady. Total sales. par
l'value $lOi5,010 United States bonds were
unchanged on call
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Michigan and New York-Fine unwas h-
ed 20m2le, unwashed half-blood, combing
3f@Z5c, clothing 22M23c, three-eighths
blood, combing 24G25c, clothing 22a23c
| 6l24c.
Kentucky. Indiana and MIssouri-Un-
washed three-eghths blood, combing 24g
zoe; quarter blood 23ip2ic
TeXas-Twelve months choice 1Sdl9c,
! average l6M17e, eight months l7mloc, fall
15Ml6c
California-Humboldt and Mendocino 20
ole northern. choice 196t20c average II
alSc,. middle county l7@lsc, southern 100
lie fan 1haslee.
Disqualification staple, choice 1sQ19c,
Leverage l6ml7c valley No. 1 2l@22c. No.
226o23c No. 3 ls@20c.
Terrtory-Idaho, fine 17m1sc. heavy hne
16Gfl7c, fine medium l7mlSc, medium 20o
2lc, low medium 2042lc; wyoming, fne Y
G1Sc, heavy fine l6m17c, fine medium ITO
18c, medium 20a21c, low medium 20d2lc;
Utah and Nevada, fine ll4lsc, heavy hne
l6dl7c, fine medium 17G1sc, medium 20@
21c, low medium 20m2lc; Dakota, fine 100
ice, medium 21a23c, low medium 21GD22c
Montana-Fine. choice 1S919c, average
17M1Sc, fine medium choice 1St119c, average
17MlSc, fine staple 21I22c, medium choice
23024e, average 21M22c, low medium 220
23c
Colorado, New Mexico, etc-Colorado,
fine 1e017c, fine medium 17alSc. medium
20a2lcs New Mexico improved l6MlSc;
Arizona. heavy 16M17c av erage 19a20c,
choice 21G22c; Georgia 22d23c. y
Pulled wool secured ba sis-Extra 520
55c, fine A 41n50c, a super 45@46c, super
42@44c, low b super 3SQ40c, C super $50
37c, gray woods 32Q35c; combing, fine SEQ
l56c, medium 4Sq5Oc, coarse 40 1oc.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Word comes from Cleveland that
1rblsn the worlds champion trotter'
worked a mile in 203h yesterday, the
aast half in one minute fiat. 1t looks
as If the limit of his speed had not
been reached.
II really was up to" Yale's 1911
baseball captain and former quarter
back. Pop" Corey, to pick Ted Coy
out as the fellow to stand up as best
man at his wedding. Coy, two years
ago at Princeton, by his great running
In the second half of the football game
with the Tigers, brought to Corey
lot of credit for running the team. II
was Coy who turned the trick, and IT
did not matter to him If the medals
were pinned on Coreys breast
The veteran trainer. Mike Murphy,
pays a grand compliment to Mel Shep-
pard. The latter WIS very much
against running the half mile
at Pittsburg preferring the mile
event. 1t was only after much persau-
sion that the peerless wonder consent
ed to run the half mile event. After
he finished a winner, Mike Murphy
said to him: You may have been
beaten, but when right there is not a
man In the world who can cope with
YOU. You are the greatest runner the
world has ever seen, and there is no
one who can take your measure for a
few years"
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Boston Wool Market.

Business in wool is positively at a
standstill In the local market and there
does noAappear To be much life TO the
trading 81 the primary markets. In the
West there seems to be a deadlock be-
tween buyers and growers over the mat
ter or prices, and with neither wiling To
concede point either way, very little
wool IS changing hands. Locally, bust
ness IS always dull at this time of the
year. because this is the season when
the manufacturers are getting ready their
lightweight goods To show to the CLOTH
iers later in the month and seldom do
much in raw material until they see how
the goods sell. Then again the Fourth
of Jaly always means an interruption to
baSnasss. while the intense heat lately
hassseped to make business little
hdrder than it ordinarily would be.
lSte adVlees from the Far West sug-
gest that growers are showing more of
a Willingness to meet buyers in the mat
ter Vt prices than was the case a week
or 10 days ago. but this does not mean
that,.a mutually satisfactory basis has
been reached. Indeed, growers are slow
to SEE why their woods are not worth
justsas much today as they We're a few
weeks ago, and where ihey nave SHOWN
an inclination To meet buyers part way
il is said that such course was at the
behest of the banks who nave the notes
of the sheepmen and insist on their can
collation., rather than because OF any
lack of confidence on the part of the
wool growers.
1t is going to take time to make the
growers see the necessity of selling their
clips 203c a pound less than they could
have obtained a few weeks ago, but il
prices are too high in the West it is
largely the fault of the Eastern dealers.
The belief seems to be increasing that
there is not much chance for a change
in the wool tariff at the present session
of Congress. but even If this belief is
later borne out by fact. the matter does
not disappear as an influence on the wool
and wooden markets. 1t is pretty gener-
ally admitted that Schedule * of the
tariff will be revised downward at the
regular session of Congress next winter;
consequently, until the matter is entirely
out of the way there Will not be re-
turn of normal conditions,
Outside of more or less sampling and
some small sales of fleece woods, the
local trading lately has been very dull.
Prices generally are nominal in the lack
of business upon which to base them, but
il is safe to say that the market Is not
as firm as it has been and that there is
a little more pressure on the part of hold
erS TO sell. Buyers, at any rate. are not
ready to pay as much for wool as they
would prior to the disturbance caused
recently by the news from Washington
about possible tariff changes
The leading grades of Wool are quoted
in Boston as follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania-XX and above
27@2Sc fine unwashed 2l@22c, fine unmer
charitable 23d24c, unwashed half-blood,
combing 25626c. clothing 22n23c, three
eighths blood combn 25626c, clothing %
023c, quarterback combing 24@25c. fine
washed delaine 90Q31c.. unwashed 24Q25e-
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BOXING NOTES.

James Conroth. the san Francisco
promoter, has offered Mcfarland a.
guarantee of $500. with a privilege Of
80 per cent. OF the gross receipts. for a
20-round bout with Wolgast ON Labor
day in his Colma arena Mcfarland
says he is willing to fight but the
weight question, which has kept the
men apart, may again interferes
philadelphia" Jack O'Bfien has
firmly decided to re-enter the roped
arena, and viii meet the winner of
the Sailor Burke-Ted Nelson bout,
which viii take place next Friday
night at the Twentieth Century Club.
at New York. The Quaker City
heavyweight, once rated as one of the
best men in the ring. has been con-
sidering the proposition fer "a. long
time He has been training in private
for the last few months, and is now
convinced that he is the 'Philadel
phia Jack" Of old.
DIR turns out that Ad WoIgast, the
Mhtweigi1t champion of the world.
sih1 PachGy Mcfarland of Chicago are
not matched To fight for the title on
g. bon day in spite ol statements to
Wolgast. is not opposed TO the meet
ing, but lie is quoted as saying in San
Francisco: We will let Mcfarland
come into the ring weighing 1873
pounds three hours before the match.
That isxthe best we can do. | don't
know whether Mcfarland can make
that weight. but We are willing 10
give him a reasonable chance . He
said further that Freddie Welsh and
Mcfarland would be the only boys
considered before November, and add
ed: 1T is up to WEIGH whether a
for the title is arranged TO
take place in September. l have de-
posted $4,000 as the champions end
Of a side bet for that amount, which
viii remain up until July 10. If the
money is covered by Welsh, Wolgast
will go TO the mountains for a rest be-
fore beginning training for the bout"
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FLIGHT OVER WASHINGTON.
Lieutenants Make Successful Trip from
College Park, Maryland.

Westinghouse. July Lieut., Mifiins,
carrying Lieuts Kirkland as passenger,
flew over pas of Washington in an ARMY
aeroplane soon. after noon today. Start
ing from the army aviation field at College
Park, Md, the officers sailed over Berwyn,
RiVerdale and fIgattsviiie, Md. On reach
ing this city they raised the capital and
landed at Washington Barracks at the foot
of Four and Half street. After a brief
stay here, Lise& Milling took his machine
into the air agyn ard made successful
flight back tosGollege Park.
Previous to t'days trip. Lieut.. Kirkland
broke the army. record by making sus-
tanned flight of 81 minutes and reaching an
altitude of 1850 feet
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the leading Stocks.

of a few stocks most of them Inactive
issues, the market barely stirred through
today's session The three favorite me-
Reading and United States Steel-al
moved within a range of lass than a
point After some irregularity in the
early trading the market became dull and
remained IN comatose condition 10 the
end, closing with only insignificant
changes The reluctance of traders TO
conduct aggressive operations on either
side OF the market was due in on small
measure to the imminence of events
which have a@decided influence upon
speculation, The government crop report.
of the United States Steel Corporation
and the monthly figures of the Copper
Producers Association all will be known
Monday. Pending the receipt of this in
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RELEASES AND CONTRACTS.
Announcement Friday of President
Ban johnson of American Leaaee.

Chicago, July President b B,gIaek
son of the American League, today an
nounced the following releases andFton
tracts with players: 4
Released-By Detroit to BufaF o. II
Killing TO New Bedford. John Nesssfa
BY Cleveland 10 Omaha, b. Fl. Aefnott
By Philadelphia to Wilmington, !. Mat
hews to Scranton, J. d. Peters, un
conditional, X. Pratt.
BY New York to Jersey City, W,sRoaeh
By Boston 10 jersey City, kleinow.
Contraets-With Boston, W Nagls. with
Detroit, w. +. Lundstrum, J. Runssr. g. 7
Wilson. }. E Mcdonald. II T. Moran. H
King, II. j. food.
With ClevYlaId, H. Baldridge lsi2l.
With Philadelphia L. Long, d. Roth. =
II. Mathews r. Pratt.
With Washington. c. W. Walker
RelDstated-By New York, Revelle
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GERMAN clRcYT FLIGHT. q
Most Difficult STAGE Completed in
Crossing Of Ha Mountains

Berlin. July I'D aviators. Bruno
Buechner. vollmueller Eaitsch and Soelle,
completed the most u cult stage " the
German circuit fight 4 ~ by crossing the
Harz mountains from NSrdhausen IS Hal
berstadt, a distance of about 80 miles. The
first three carried passengers.
The highest point of the mountain sys-
TEN passed is $500 feet but the elevation
was minor peril, the greatest danger be
ing from the irregular winds around the
mountains.
NJ. Koenlg and Wienczier eolided at the
start and damaged their machines, They
arranged to make new start in company
with Ieaanin aid Hanusenke this evening,
With only the Halberstadt to Berliif leg
to be accomplished, Vollmueller Leads, with
$50 miles covered However, if Koenig com
pletes the flight over the Harz he will be
in the lead with a total of 1913 miles.
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Maurice McLaughlin. who with ],

Maurice mclaughlin, VINO Win JONI
BHndy is to form TIE doubles tennis team
that is to represent the Pacific Coast in
the preliminaries fer the national title
at Chicago Aug. l and .. left Thursday,
Los Angeles. Cal. for the East He will
30 first to Boston where he will participate
in the annual Longwood tournament. Nc
Laughln will then return TO Chicago, wnere
he will play in the Western championships
and will double up with Bundy in the
National doubles preliminary. Bundy holds
the Western title which he captured last
year,
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, July Z.
ATTLE-Receipts 5000; market SLOW,
weak; beeves 490a6.90; Texas steers AGO
d5.S0
HOGS-Receipts 1900: market steady
for good, others weak at opening figures,
light 6S506 so; mixed 6.3566S5
SHEEP-Receipts 10000; market weak;
native 260G1470 western 3@4S0; yearlings
A. 406l5.50; native lambs 42547.25; western
7567 .35
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Slated for Mitchell in ninth.
BOSTON

Two-base hits-Wagner, IaruheT.
Lewis Double plays-Wagner, Yerkes
and Myers; Schweitzer and Laporte
Stolen bases-Schweitzer, Wagner, Hoop,
er Speaker, Gardner. Hit by pltcnnd
bali-By Wood, Laporte. Bases on oalis
-Off Lake l, off Mitchell l. of Wood z
Struck out-By Lake 5, by Mitchell, by
Wood Is. Hits-off Lake IN innings,
off Mitchell In 4 innings Left on bases
ST louis 4 Boston l. Time, 2h. UNI
pires. O'Loughlin and Connolly.
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OihlS
CINCINNATI.

Three-base Initiates Home r1n-lNal-
ser. Sacrifice fiies-Her2og 2 Sacrlhce
hits-Tenney. Grant Stolen bas 15lAai.
Do,,lla nlaVs-F'gan and HobEtZel. Grant.
Severoid and Hoblitzed; Herzog, sweeney
and Tenney Left on bases-Boston g I;
Cincinnati L First bose on Dal u, Oh
rorsNBoston 3. Struck out-By Perdne 2
by Suggs g. Time, l-55. Gmpires. MIN
neran and Rigler
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No York Cotton Market.

&c. New York, July Z.
Spot dssed quiet 20 points lower. Mid
ding unxhds H65; do. gulf 1880 No
sales.
Galveston quiet. Is; New Orleans quiet,
10; SaYapnah quiet Is. Charleston nomi-
nal; Meafphis steady, 10
Net receipts for seven days 90lS
Exports to Great Britain ZOOS, to France
253, to- the Continent 69e5, to Japan 20O
Stock 201 100
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SPORTING.
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

New York. July 7.-Questions having
arisen as TO the standing OF the National
League baseball clubs, following the re-
cent throwing out of the Chicago-Pitts-
burg game OF the morning of May 80, a
able giving the correct standing of the
clubs up TO and including the games of
July :. was today issued from
National League headquarters. 1t is as
follows:
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, July T.
BEEF-Fresh firm: whole cattle Si49a.
BRAN-Higher, "a 50625.00.
BUTTER-Unchan northern 26q26a;
western 25iM26
CHEESE-Unchanged N. Y 12a131.
CORN-Higher; No. yellow 72s.
@2O. ,o1.r 70
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BEAUMONT wins.
French Lieutenant Takes
Circuit Aviation Race.
s4ss@s -
Nine Of Fifty Starters Reach
Final Goal al vlnsennes.
Long Flight by U. S. Army Officers
Herman Racers at Halberstadt.

Paris, July Lieutenant Conneaus
whose racing name is Andre Beau
mont, Won the l000-miles international
circuit aviation race which ended. AZ
the Aviation field at Nincennes toehN.
As he had already won the PariS
Rome contest, Conneau brings addeds
glory to the French navy, of which he
Is an officer. Garros was second ~
Nidart finished thiEd.
OF the so aeroplanists who hook
wing at Vincennes on June is. jaime
reached the final goal Two of thexr:lc-s
ers. LeMartin and Landron. Wand
Captain Princetau, who mad been de-
tailed to work out certain proble4ns in
reconnaissance in connection With the
race. were killed on the openiHk day
Several others received more 0f.h IS
serious jnJurieS from falls. The Ese
took IL air .men through fouIr&yr-
tries. fvshn kaEis across Belgiuh pld
Holland, ovSfE the English chat to
London and. return. About $l0d II in
prizes was aayen. ~
The nine survivors started Pals
at o'cloek..this morning on R&nal
leg to Paris with a stop at pms.
Kimmerlng had bad fall intoEfeld
near Boulogne- Sur Mer His s.lAaghine
capsized and was defholish4 The
aviator escaped injury and Ssamely
motored tsfck to Calais wheretke pro-
cured new aeroplane and made a
fresh start
A vast crowd was ar Vincennes fer
the finish. but cordons of troops kept
order to prevent the possibility of ac-
cidents.
NJ 7 he Of
babe the air men flying over PariSSnd
ordered them TO make a detour oNkhe
city
The race really was between Eau-
mont and Roland Garros. the laAefs
by many hours in the combined Wges
un to Calais Garros arrived heH 10
minutes ahead of Beaumont buzz the
naval officer won on elapsed TIM for
the entire race. The Vincennes hoods
rang with cheers as the winner stepped
out of his machine. Fellow oEcers
rush rr up S;, embraced IN , a,s
umph.
Vidart was the first to arriv6 set
Ting down on the field at S35 O'clock
The others followed u this order
Gibelt, S.45; Garros, 9d6; eaumont.
s25; Renaux with !, bassenger,
whom he carried throhgh0Gt the race.
1G.25; Kimmerling. 1921.
On arriving kimmerling announced
that Vedrines had smashed his ma
chine at Amiens. hut was starting
again with new one.
The official times of the fliers from
Calais to Paris We're:
Vidart. hours, SO minutes. Sec
onds; Gilbert 236.40; Garros. S1S.49;
Beaumont 9.26.15; xRenaux, 4.13.os;
Kimmerling,. f21 "a.
The best times recorded for the en-
tire circuit We're
Beaumont, IS hours, Sc minutes. As
seconds; Garros, So hours, Is minutes.
"a seconds; Vidart. 10 hours, 81 min
utes
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AT CHICAGO

Chicago ..2 0 0 0 o / x-5-s-2
New York I'll 0 0 O-3-6-o
Bstteries-Walsh and Sullivan; Cald-
we'll and Sweeney Time 153 Umpires,
Egan and Sheridan.
AT CLEVELAND.
cleveland % 0 l 90 0 0 OIL 81
Philadelphia % 2 0 90 0-7-lQ-l
Rafteries-Mtcneu and Foster, Coombs
and Lamp Time, LAB. Umpires, Mullen
and Evans
Warrington % 81 0 o 0-3-lo-2
TSetTnit .2 0 2Ol j 0 Ks 81
REIMBURSEMENT and Henry; Lafitte and
Stanage. Time, 2o2. Umpires, Perrine
and Dineen.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, July T.
FLOuR-Was steady to firm with a
moderate trade, receipts 23,67i; shipments
10 500
.WHnAT-No . red IS elevator and 81
b afioat: No, / northern Duluth lUSs
f b a1oat; receipts $500 shipments ziVj
CORN-Spot firm; export No. SO ( b
af1oat; receipts 50,b25. shipments llS.723
OATS-Spot firm; standard white 523 :;
No So; No. 8 81. No. 5l1; receipts 100.
$40. shipments 200
PORK-Steady.
BEEF-SteadY
LARD-Firm: middle west S.35ds45.
SUGAR-Raw firm; muscovado 50 test
355: centrifugal sc test 4.O5; molaSses 80
test $50; refined steady.
BUTTER-Steady; receipts 5393; process
specials 2lA. do extras q.
EGGS-Irregular; receipts u, 237; prices
unchanged.
P6TATOES-Firm. unchanged
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Mason Phelps, IVES

champion. was defeated Thursday at Chi
oago in the Midlothian open tournament
on his home links by his clubmate. Donald
Edwards. up and one to play. Phelps
month.
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Per

St Louis, July 7-Boston defeated st.
Louis today to l. Woods pitching for
the visitors allowed only one hit and
that in the last inning, and struck out 10
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Chicago, July Z.
!. 2A2tning crop damage reports from
NdSSf Dakota threatening similar losses
in At1iitoba had much to do today with
uie2Mg the wheat market strong. Clos
fIsg.1ieures showed a net advance OF II
ID - Corn wound up with a gain of Il
to lifl, oats improved lie. To lsqlsc., and
100l2l to SQc.
W3{EAT-Jaly s9) sept. pig; Dec 9isM9
{ oa g r $751; seAe $500 Dec S'a'
! SssTs- July 49,: Sept. 4ss' Dec 4ss; May
sMEsS PoRK-Juiy.l5 so; Sept Is s.
I dsARD-July S.4Gs sept. s.47l; Dec s.37A;
Short RIBs-July $50; Sept. s6H;
Jan. SIS.
FLOUR-Firm.
RYF,-No42 "a.
F'EED-Or mixing barley 704S5.
MALTINCi-Fai to chgce 105a1 IA.
FLAX SEEDING. 1 Dorthwestern 2.23
YIMOTHY SEEDS 001d3 90.
ELONER-900 d15.50.
MESS PORK-15.S7 AMl6,00
LARD-S 17aMS.40
pIRS-7 ThITS all
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land was mads s,sr,,,a,, i: csnara, leonard
Wood, chief or staff of the army. immedi
ately upon his arrival from Washington. He
left Friday night for Portsmouth.
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AMERICAN.
AMsRicAn LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago July Following is the Off
eial standing of the clubs in the Ameri-
can League, including games OF July g.
as announced today by President Ban
Johnson.
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Eastern League.

4. Montreal s, Rochester Q,
a. RnffaIo~Toronto 4, Buffalo 3-lo IN
rines, buffalo ?, Toronto p,ovi.
AZ Jersey City-Jersey City T. ffoVi-
cehce snarknBsitimor /. Newark 0.
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New England League.
NEW sNa. LEAGUE STANDING.
AT LYNN.

narockton Il % 0 0 o 3-7-s-i
i,vnn .....2 0 0 2 0 o 49,
~ p at and Wadleigh: Case
.nS Daum Time, go. Umpire, Rorty
AT LAWRENCE.
rrsrcs q o o "a o o x-5-l0-5
Mnresster % 0 0 0 Ct s-s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Breymaeri NC &c
1,,s1nay Hale and O'Nei Time, LIZ,
Umpire, Stafford,
AT FALL RIVER.
rau p,vsr .o / o o o 0 1-2-s-3
al nv % o 0 o U 0 l-l-l-i
Rstteries-Jensen and Haight, MAY
nohm and Lavigne. Time, l5o CIhpire'
T. Bannon.
AT NEW BEDFORD.
- uaasora O o 20 / 8 0 1-7-10-5
n1Sseuwsrh,jl q o 0 o o. -
Ratteries-Pruitt and Wheeler Mooa,
Ferris and Spragg. Time, IN Umpire
1aBele
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-08
New York Money Market.

- NV YORK. July I.
fflme mercantile paper 1 10 q pei, cent
Sterling exchange steady at advance Al
4S4. 10 for 60-day bills and at 4s6 30 fur de.
mand.
Commercial bills 1891
Bar silver 52z
Mexican dollars A.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds steady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-08
AT NEW YORK.

Chicago .........o % o 0 o o 0-0-5-S
New York % 2 0 i 1850
Batteries Reulbach, Richter ana arc ~
er, Graham; Ames and Wilon- Ilihe' I-s''
Umpires, Klein and Brennan
AT PHILADELPHIA
o. ,,,is q q q 6-9-l2-0
PhiIaSelphia % 0 0 3 o 0 If s,5
Batteries-Harmon and BresnahaN
Chalmers and Doom. Time, 2.l5. UNI
pires, Eason and tombstone
AT BROOKLYN.
pi,,shnre .20O0030O Is 81
BROOKLYN ........0 y v v U y y - -
pottssries-Steele Hendrix Ferry ana
simon GIBSON. Scanlon, Knetzer and BeI-
or Erwin, Time, 255. Umpires, Frary
and ODay.