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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-23

ostnn during the week destined for
the London, Liverpool and Maneh hes
| Ter markets. The amount made enc OF
the heaviest shipments fer sometime
past. New York shipments were also
quite heavy, over COCO beef quarters
being shipped from that port in addl-
ton 10 the cattle supply
shipments and destinations from
Boston, Aug IL to ~:
sS the sycamore to LiYerpoul-Mor-
| ris Beef Co. 395 State cattle: Swift &.
Co. 25l Canadian cattle; total. G4g
cattle.
BS the eambrian to London-Mor
ris 3ecf Co, 266 States and II Cana
dian cattle: Swift & Co, 332 Canadian
cattle; total. G15 cattle
BY the DeVonian to Liverpool-Mor-
Tis Reef Co, 1913 States and l07 Cana
dian cattle; swift K Co. 225 States and
1I5 Canadian cattle; total, 200 cattle.
BY The Iberian to ADMINISTRATORS
ris Beef Co.. 526 States cattle.
Total shipments-Cattle. 2i9O, of
which $50 were from Canada.
HORSE MARKET.
The supply of horses received dur
ing the week was not heavy and the
demand was quite active. There was
consequently good trading in the horse
market All heavy horses found Il
ready market at high values, both
fresh and frst-claSs second hand
horses, from Il year or two service. be-
ing in excellent demand. Dealers are
expecting a brisk trade by the first ot
September and prices are already Il
shade higher ON average sales. Ship
ment of horses To the lumber districts
of Maine have been of fair volume.
There was very little business done IN
harness classes and there We're few
entries in this class. Ordinary horses
in all classes are passed oyer b. pur-
Chascrs.
The best heavy draft horses, 1910 10
1880 lbs. sold readily at $$25m$450.
medium weight drafters at $35o0 $3.50:
heavy wagon horses at $9n0u$275 milk
team. express aud general deliver!
horses at $1S5 Gp$225.
At the city Sale Stables-WheeIer.
McElyeen Y Company sold 100 green
horses aud - accimated and second
hand horses. The demand was good
and prices We're strong ON the general
sales.
At Nelch K Hal 4 Company sold
carload of green horses and % acclim-
ated horses. Prices We're firm and the
demand showed Improvement
Myer Abrams X Company sold .
carloads of green horses. The demand
was more active than for sometime
past. and prices were satisfactory. one
lot ef horses were shipped to Bang +
for tile woods.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
West Side o.
PettingilI'S 9,

\ 5watfest AT Pettingilrs Corner on
Tuesday evening resulted in the West
Side baseball team scoring To the
Corner team g. Everybody codld llt
and did hit the bali and Is times did
tielders chase hatted ball besides
WHICH something like 90 or more fouls
were tipped on the bat There was So
much Of baseballs flying and of men
running bases that the friction heated
the atmosphere. This is asserted ON
the testimony of several lifelong res
idel,ts Of the Corner who declare that
there was hot air in plentitude about
game had been called in the seventh
ON account OF darkness
The winners punched their hits, but
neither pitcher was as effective as us
isl against the hatters. who seemed to
be Indifferent to whatever might be
served up. In, out. drop. rise or
straight balls. all looked alike Ia them
and they knew what TO do about II.
aud lived up to their knowledge.
silver had a streak of misfortune in
reaching for balls and not getting them
though they kissed his finger tips. but
a rule is "a rule and his mistortunes
went into the error column. In the
fifth Jerry Carey went into the air
in n way to arouse envy in the heart
of college athlete ambitious for a
high jump record. and even then the
fly rom Goodchilds bat was Just out
of his reach and scooted into far
r.iuhf Hold
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Science Notes.

rbe worlds largest flower Is Salu
tn lie the Raffiesia, natlNe VI
afro so-called after Sir Stdiiiioiu
pof,tes This immense plant is com
noeaa Of five round petals OF prlch.
ish color. each measuring
across. These are covered Win
nerous irregular yelloWlsh-" lil'o
svellings. The petals surround cup
nearly a foot wide, the margin y.
Which bears the stamens. The cup OIL
tho Rafflesia is filled with a heshS
diek the upper surface of when Is
covered with projections like mlnia-
t,,re cows horns. The cup, when Tree
fro,, its contents, will hold about Il
,,;nts The flower weighs about 10
mounds and is very thick the pet"'e
tbree-ouarters of an lneh.
In an address to the PARIS Academy
Of Science Professor BalthaZafd con-
tends that when leaden bullet tlaN-
erses cloth, characteristic marks are
laft unon il, which are not opllterateu
~, the subsequent passage OF the oul-
let through flesh, provided tAat II
does not strike a bone. 1t Is even
nossible, he claims, to laehuly the
notnra of the garment through Wi1eI
the bullet has passed by careIe
examination of the marks on the leau
Men sometimes dream of enormous
wealth stored deep in the eartn' De
low the reach of miners. but experts
aver that there is little or no gfouh'
to believe that valuable metaiilc ue
posits lie very deep in the earth
crust Such deposits, it is SAID arr
made by underground waters AM
owing to the pressure on the rocks
at great depths the waters are con
fined to a shell near the surface. WIN
few exceptions, ore deposits become
too lean to repay working below 5ool
feet. Nine mines in ten, taking the
world as a whole, are poorer in the
second thousand feet than in the first
and poorer yet in the third thousand
Chicago News.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Aug. 80.
REEF-Fresh firm whole cattle lltea'
RRAN-Unchanged. 25.25@z2.io, osl6,2e.
BUTTER-Stronger; hor'nei
CHEESE-Steady; New YORK ls,d dSnH'
CoRN-Firm; No. yellow 5 5Ssgs4' vest
EGGS-Unchanged; choice oies"-'
FFLOIIR-Lower; mill shipments spii"e
patent 550et5.9o =. ,oo,,r IA
'HffAY-Lower; No. ! 2t5Oat2S'"
AMBS-Steady, 1904. 90,
i.ARD-Unchange pure l0E:
M i1SN FEEDSFirm, 2la2s, o. ;,,,ts a.
oATs-steady No; 2 chpp pee y, w7 75@ts -
BOT T1sHST FRO white 1.S54l: 20: a.
SfTC;AR-Unchanged granuiated sao''''
VEAL. S-Steady, 12ul3.
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New York Produce Market.

New lOfh+ AUX.
EI1I-R-Was steady and unchanged
reeejpts y 955. shipments Sos
WFiEAT-Spet ire ular; new nominal
red 9i9 elevator and 10 t b aiioat' No.
ree.ipts Jos Coz. shipments 2l6aSl-
COiN-Spot easy: NJ ~ elevator do, do
nestle basis 70 arrive AND u Tor eNhntl
~ n atfoat. ua receipts; shipments
1850 t.f...
oATS-Spot firm; new standard white
natural white and white clipped AZ. re-
eetpts IS. 80.
POR1S-Steady.
iNRT-Fasv. middle west s.aS,sft9 ..
SIf(;AR-Raw strong. muscoYado ~ test
5A. centrifugal % test 800. molasses ~
test 425: refined firm -. =.
IrTFER-Steady, unchanged; receipts
EGGS-Steady. unchanged receipts H.
fPIoTAToES-Firn; southern sweets per
bhl 250d3.,l0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-23
BOXING BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Wednesday-Ray Bronson VS.. Dave
Deshler. Indianapolis; Joe Jeanette
VS. Dummy Maxson. New York; Jack
Dillon VS.. G. Coakley, Vincennes, o.;
Johnny Waltz VS.. j. Denning. New
York.
Thursday-Kid Henry VS.. Young
Loughrey. Albany *. Q. Bremen VS..
Joe Leonard, Buffalo; Sam Langford
VS.. Tony Ross. New York; Battling
Downey VS.. Kid Tobin, Adams, Mass.
billiard Lang vs.. NJ. Gibbons. Winnie
peg.
Friday-Frankie Burns VS.. Charley
Harvey. Rockaway, N. Y; Danny Dunn
VS.. r. Fleming. Toronto.
Saturday-Patsy Kline VS.. frankie
Conley, Los Angeles,
Sunday-Jack Redmond VS.. Harry
Trendall, Davenport, Ia.
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FOREIGN CATTLE TRADE.

The English beef cattle trade was
steady during the week. with very
slight fractional advances for the best
quality Of beef cattle. The strike OF
TIE railroad employees has not yet at
fected the shipment of cattle. but
should it continue, shipments would
probably be tied up on the other side
ard exporters would hold back sup
plies for awhile. Late cables from Lon
don quoted live cattle selling at $50
131hc per h., dressed weight, sink
ing the offal.
Four steamers carried livestock from
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New England League.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.


Blum Of Fall River pitched his second
no-hit no-run game of the season today.
Fall River won to 0. Only one man
raached second base. The game was the
shortest game of the season.
Fau River 80 0 x-2-4-0
law, 4nca .....o o . 0 o-o-0-o
sBatteries-Blum and Haight; Luyster
and Rreymaier. Time, Liz. Umpire, l.
Bannon ..,,
AT WORCESTER.
Worcester ...3 0 o xii
New Bedford o 0 0 0 ) 3-l-l5-2
Batteries-Swormsted and o'Neill:
Richardson and Rufange. Time, l5o.
Umpire, Roray
At LOWELL.
Lowell ....0 : X-l9-ls-g
Haverhill ..0 o 0 Q o O. 3- 81
Batteries-Maybohm and Huston; Hogge
and Milliman. Time, L5o. Umpire, al
ford.
At BROCkTON.
First game:
Brockton 20 9 0 0 o-5-lO-'
Batteries-Reiger and Daum; Ward ant
Tevlin Time I19. Umpires, bannigaf
and Duffy.
Second game: "a
Lynn ..............0 q blu
Brockton ..........0 o / OIL b.
Batteries-Harrington and Porter; Cav
and Teviin Time, 100. Umpres. Ian
nigan and Duffy.
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SPORT ING.
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, Aug 22-Cy Young man his re-
appearance in National League game
today after an absence of IL years III
American League parks. and Was Knocked
out of the box by Cincinnati after they
had scored eight runs OK his delivery in
the first three innings. He received poor
support. The visitors Won II to y al
though Boston forced Frank smith to
cover. scoring eight runs in the hith and
tying the score in the eighth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-23
CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago, Aus' =
cATTLE-Receipts 5000; market tol steauS'
hoeves 5404S10; Texas steers f'oVdo.toii
HoGs-Receipts loco: :.ol market " S'eae'
i'S STHiEEP8Reeepts 10000; market steao ay
native S.25d3. so; western 2.65d3.i9: g ~.
iines 4O0a5.25 native lambs 4IV9o'0O'
Western 475II70l
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New York Cotton Market.

New YOrk, AuB. 90
spot closed quiet 10 points higher MID
ai Ipp' uplands 1850; do, gulf l2S5' NO
sales. -. ,o,. Now Orleans
I,aN 81 * te. savannah steady. IL l5-l6,
9uiec .i.a e. nominal; Memphis nominal, 10.
Ne Net receipts for four days 40 ~. rance
o5sd: to the Continent 20,6o0
Stock 172,4S6.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of tho Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Aug. "details recital of
tudayss operations ON the stock Exchaultt
would hardly throw much light on the
general financial situation aud even less
on the recent severe declines in secuUi-
ties. The market opened with number
of substantial recessions in which Union
Pacific took its now familiar place as
leader. In its early losses the list Simply
followed the course Of London, where all
Americans. particularly the Harrimans
Were under pressure.
Londous depression and the resultant
pressure here We're generally attributed
10 developments abroad. advices from
Paris and London indicating that an
other rupture had occurred in the Franco
Moroccan negotiations. This found its re-
Election chiefly in France, where prepa
ratiuus for war We're said To be in the
making. The German side of the sttua-
ton did not project itself with especial
prominence.
Further details concerning the proposed
retreuchment in the Hartman railroads
were forthcoming all tending To show
THAT this important system purposes car
rNiug out its avoWed policy with little
DELAY. After the markets first slump, in
which many stocks We're sold under yes
| terday's PRICES. the list crawled slowly
upward on . very moderate volume OF
buying. Union Pacific leading BY mid
day prices We're substantially over the
preceding daY but again fell away with
| trading at standstill. IN TINS way the
| list continued to move for the greater
part of the session. even the professional
element refrainiug from making any com
ImitmeHts save IN the smallest way
| In speculative circles sentiment has un-
dergone little change. Weakness in Ca
madam Pacific, which had its origin IN
Berlin and was followed BY loss OF
almost five ~ g here, precipItated an
| incinient sap ovement in the later
| session v-htc toned further inroads
ls Smnn mort acr Union Pacific. how
.,,sr resI,Ited rally, but prices were
nnt f,,iIy rsste and the market took
~, a. accuston y Ianguor. Baltimore x
| ohio was distinctly weak, selling OIL TO
par. a loss of two points, notwithslandinG
| a fairly good statement OF earnings tot
| IuIv Readings consistent steadiness was
accompanied by limitations that us earn
ings for July, soon to be issued, would
be quite satisfactory and the hrnhess OF
| Pennsylvania followed an ANNOUNCEMENT
| that no retrenchment is contemplated Oh
| that system. ..;.,, IN Tho Ia 81
bour and the list denoted cohsiinerdduIt
degree of underlying strength a Mati he
ahsorntion of steel and Union IaciilS' tIle
former mounting to its best price OF the
dav The dav was replete with CROP ne" >
which ranged from good 70 lholi li r. eAtr 20 >,
bonds were steady. Iotal saies ,t pa
vaiIe sl2f6000 United states SoN sIii-
ment bonds were unchanged on can.
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II NEW YORK.

c,,.,.a.a Q o . o 0 Q % 50
N.Y. Sew York 80 , ls sg5as i
y BatteTies-Brown and Archer "a aii lTS.
Craigili and Meyers. mt ~
pires. Klein and Brennan.
AT PHILADELPHIA a A.
Ppiht3 ns9aaI6b g End. 4LSrt,o
liBt,as'ttterfes-Ferry, HendriN ana 1 pigIer
Alexander and Madden. eihplies'
and Finneran. .,,-t W
st Louis % ! % ; : gg -S-$-35
Brooklyn Il Q 49,, . y and Bliss:
pa ba.'s Scbardt and Erwin. Time 30,
i2,l.,s n, tombstone and Eason
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CHICAGO produce Market.

Chicago aug. -.
Yesterdays bulge in wheat occaslohe9
ia nart by predictions of weather lnlihlcdl
to the crop was more than lost Sle,S T9 nay
iancarher cIosed zmic lower. Coco
weather sent corn down. December finish sd1 :
ing sat- down. The close IN oats Wa ~
IN under yesterday. and the decline IL.
nro1Sisions ranged some &c, in January
lard to 75c in September pork -. ,,a,,
WHEAT-S Sept SOFAS Dec e4sp4' 1'
i0 CSSoRN-sept So; Dec 6ilq2 May :, 6$sa 81
OATS-Sept. 42s@l; Dec 444as' ""' Tvs
sFORK-Sept. 1850; Jan. l6,% on
I,ARD-Sept. 9.17au9.20 Jan. 80 o,,, ian.
SHORT RlBS-Sept. quo oct. ',O-T'
S.37l. -,...,,,,.d
FLOJ-R-Firm. unchanged.
RYF,-No. S6ml. COMA
FEEp-Or mixing barley 'V@'9
MALTING-1.1 0il.li.
TIMOTHY SEED-lZ-'o
CLOVER-l2 oOa is ~ ..
MESS PORK-i7. Ocll7.2o'
nrI,G SIDES. b. iIt,l-a
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Boston Curb Market.
New York Money Market,

New York Aug -
Prime mercantile paper A to Is per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business I'm bankers bills a tS3 So or TO-
day bills and at 4S6.lo for demand.
Commercial bills 49,
Bar silver 81.
Mexican dollars Is.
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds steady.
Money on call steady; highest u lowest
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c.nnacticiIt League.

Hartford 3. Waterbury "
Ha ar BPrIdg Z bridgeport D. New ma
ven q, y acknowledgements s, New Bri-
| 4
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Chicago 1 0 0 . . N--3-l0-f
Washington 20 o . . Oh 5-3
tteries-White and Block; Hughes and
Street. Time. It's Umpires Connolly
and sheridan.
AT ST. LOUIS.
First game:
st. Louis 80 l N-s-le-i
philadeInhia o D 0 0 ! 0 o. so
atteries-Mitchel and kritsen. Dan
forth, Krause Martin and Thomas. Time,
I45 Empires. Dineen and Perrine.
- Louis -. o o o o o 0 0 90 -
Philadelphia II / o o o--S-lS-l
Batteries-Pelty. George and Clarke,
Southwicke; Morgan and Thomas Time,
/ 70 ITmpires pe1~ine and Dineeu.
AT DETROIT.
New York - 0 ] e-9-l9-4
Detroit ......0 o o o. IL
Ratteries-Ford and Sweeney; Mullin,
WilIett Works and Stanage. Casey.
Schmidt. Time, z02 Umpires. Evans ana
Egan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-23

II is the boast of Christianity that it is
impossible to trace it's origin to the love
Of power. that master passion in the au-
thors of false religions
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Stated for Young i'll third,
ssptttad for McTigue in NTH

.aBttted for McTigue in NTH
sosto ers~N 30 o o . . o
Cincinnati RssdbS ; p9 . Ki Inns
rrhreo- hase hts-Mitchell, Nc
i iesn Hits1on Young il innings off
MeTigue in innings OF : G idhing : IN Of
INNINGS on % innings. Sacrifice fly
R Retde S "a hits-Egan =. stolen
hsses-Egan. Beseher, Bates, I 41hiil
Double piaysDowney Ega ra nna ho Lett
eel; Bridwell. sprsu I anu net"e ! FIRST
Or on os on 6aIis1oa McTiFae / on Grimm
pa off smith / of keefe : First 6 on5e ON
errors-cins cir e;rit,9 > S ~ Smith 5 b
Roafs V:ild uitehes-Young,, McTigue-
.Tirns is. Umpires. o'Day and Ehsiie'
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Speaker Gardner Sacrifice hit-Turn ar.
Stolen ba ses-Turner ., Yerkes. Double
plays--Jaekson and Lajole; Smith and La
joie Graney, Ball and Turner. First on
bafls-On Gregg .. of Pape Hit by
pitched bau-Bv Gregg. Lewis. Struck
out-By Gregg 6 by Pape l. Left on
bases-Cleveland s Boston 1. Time, LII
Umpires. O'Loughlin and Multn.
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AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston today / TO o Gregg held Boston
to five scattered hits. Cleveland scored
the only run of the game in the first in
ming on Jackson's single and Lajoies
double Sharp fielding by Boston prevent
ed additional runs.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


The aggregate of live stock at Brighton.
WatertoWu and the local slaughter
houses.
This week Cattle 361g, sheep u.2W.
calves 2Ulf. hogs 1852.
Last week. Cattle ESQ. sheep $500. calves
1914 hogs 41919.
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle rs. sheep 80 calves 43l. hogs 5lN.
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Brighton and Watertown Live Stock
Market

Especially reported for the Keunebec
JournaI9 stock Yards. Aug -. 1911
MAINE.
At Brighton.
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NNesf SIdas ...............u -
PettingiTs Corner - . -
paea on baIIs-Bv Harvey !. Two
base hits-Carey. Harvey >. Weston. Wild
tbrowsN Alberson. Mcdonald, Groves.
Umpire w pods.
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TONE or THE MARKET.

Beef cattle were in large suppl
shippers sending large number be
cause Of the higher and more active
market in the West. There was no re-
Spouse to this advance here and prices
were scarcely steady. The cattle were
received as good as the best during
the previous two weeks. though there
was i fair supply OF good cattle. The
best steers are quoted at "a asa =,
with good steers and oxen 5lz6t6lc.
The best heavy cows bring 4t2M5l4c.
ordinary to good COWS 4W4lec.. fair
COWS 81, ate. poor cows 2hm$i4e.. AMI
bolognas and Gamers "a lee. Bulls
3tsd5e.
veal calves were in fairly good de-
mand. with prices about as a week ago
ranging from 7H8c. for the general
run. with few fancy calves UP 10
$ t4e There was perhaps some decline
in the average price. but this was due
in part to lower quality.
Hogs sold readily at last weeks fig
ures. Receipts at the packing houses
were light. but there was a good SUP
ply at the yards. The demand was
active. Quotations Tor live hogs range
from 7.G5m8c., with dressed hogs $40
924e.
sheep and lambs were irs large sup
plv at the slaughter houses and offer
ings at the yards We're little larger.
Sheep sell for 2et$e.. and lambs Ease.
Offerings of mflch COWS were heavy
and the demand was light. The gen
eral average remains unchanged at
S25m$50. with choice heavy mixers
higher. as 10 quality
Live poultry was steady. with prices
as week ago. Fowl 13@14c., broiler
chickens 15m Ice. and ROSTERS Toe.
SALES AT THE YARDS.
Beef cattle-RR. l.. Wormeli sold
pr. fancy oxen. 1900 lbs, at 6lse w.
Fl. Neal sold ! pr. steers, 2490 lbs
at &C.. ] pr. steers. 1850 lbs. at o12e.,
| bull and 1 COW, at 3i2c,' and / cows
nj &c. {. \. Eastman sold / choice
COW, $50 lbs. at Sc c. !. Rich sold
COW at 4l5c., | at &C., at 2,2e,,
and / COW at &c II A. Gilmore &
Go. sold cows, from 21412c. j. d.
Newton sold ! steer, 1870 lbs, at &c.
4 cows, 1880 lbs, at 2&4c., 1 steer, 1000
lbs. and | COW. GEO lbs. at 21ac., and
. cows, l240 lbs, at 2&c. III. f. Whit
ney sold 1 COW, $50 lbs. at sac. n.
H. Woodward sold 4 bulls, at Sac.
Otis II Forbush sold | COW, HOO lbs,
at 51qc., and 1 COW. 1910 lbs, at Sac.
and 81 OFF
Veal calves-N. II. Woodward sold
So calves, at rae. Minis & Holhrook
sold % calves at INC A. p. Need
! ham sold 81 calves at SC. II. +. Whit
nev sold 7 calves av. 100 lbs, at 1l$c
otis II Forbush sold fancy calves
at exc. > calves. 255 lbs, at sac, IL
calves, il20 lbs, at 7Ae, young
calves for a ed. ) at $4.25 each.
fancy calves, $40 lbs. at SIC, calves
l175 lbs, at Ghc., and 3 young calves
! FOR 1880 / for 50 and for s. each
il. D. Neylen sold 80 small calves at
/ 81. 80 each w II. Neal sold calves
at Tic.
Hogs-R l.. Pickett sold 81 hogs at
j 7a4c J. d. Neylou sold IA hogs 3i00
lbs. at lice, hogs 1850 lbs, at
i74c ana / hog. 1870 lbs, at 4Ac. II.
f. Whitney sold IA hogs av. $50 lbs,
at &c, ana boars, av. $50 lbs. each, at
/ Sc. Minis & Holbrook sold Il hogs
at 714c.
/ Mich cows-C. A. Eastman sold a
! choice hulstein COW at SIS. c. l.
Rich sold 4 stock bull at $35. J. d.
i Neylon sold 1 COW for $50 and stock
: buIIS al ea5 each
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Held Court In a Car.

to accept places as officers in the
army and Philadelphia Press.
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.


Al acknowledgements 3, ba Itli.e,l civ
a. nntreal-Montreal :, Jersey Slt5
At Rochester-Newark i :. K9eneseet6
a. RufaIo-Buffalo I, PROVIDENCE y
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-08
Shipping News

daylight tomorrow from the Orient.
She will be dispatched during the
afternoon, but so far the sailing hour
has not been fixed.
w. j. Patterson Ready For Sea.
The w. ]. Patterson is now being
fumigated at the quarantine wharf.
AS soon as this is completed she will
leave again for the coast, probably to-
morrow morning.
Swept Overheard From Santa Maria.
A man was swept overheard yester-
day afternoon from the deck of the
str. Santa Maria. He was standing
ON the deck while unloading opera
lions were going on, and he was un-
aware that barrel of distillate was
so close to him. Suddenly it swung in,
and caught him far and square. The
force of it took him on the run and he
was hurled into the water. He was
soon hauled out, wet, but none the
worse for the experience. The Santa
Maria left last night for San Fran
cisco via Hilo.
Coronado's Long Passage.
The Coronado in charge of Captain
Lawless sailed away from Honolulu
for San Francisco on May thirty
nine days ago today-and. has not
since been heard from. She was load
ed with sugar. No word has been re-
ceved here of her having been seen
by any passing vessel. So far no
anxiety is felt for her for long pas
sagqb are being made by several
vessels, the James, Johnson having
left for San Francisco on April 2S,
and she has not been reported.