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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Jan 1.-Two short, sharI
bear raids depressed stocks, today. a
the opening and again just before TIN
close the market was attacked savagek'
Both times prices gave way quickly, ant
on the slump in the afternoon UnioI
Pacific sank more than four points below
the previous days close. Reading ans
Canadian Pacific also developed acut'
weakness, losing three points. Many o
the other important stocks, includtn:
Lehigh Valley, southern Pacific, United
states Steel, American Smelling am
Amalgamated Copper, fell back one q
two points.
stock market was a dull affair. Ate
the outburst of activity at the opening
subsided into comatose condition froi
which II was not aroused until the heay
selling was resumed shortly before IL
close. In its dun condition the mark
was no match in point of interest for IL
first which burned all day long III IL
Equitable building a few hundred fe
away The IRE was of substantial a
sistance to the bears Reports cabll
to London, early in the day, caused sofe
alarm among holders of American e
cuflt1es and prices We're depressed. Ira
erS took their cue from London WIN
the New York market opened. and SD
stocks. The decline was FASTENED lily
selling orders from interior points ad
from London. Traders whose securit,s
were in safe deposit vaults which we
inaccessible on account of the fire sawAo
way of making deliveries of stoes,
Stock Exchange governors ruled that r.
lveries need not be made, today, the tde
of the market became better.
Aside from the fire, which could hardy
nave eXerted sufficient influence to brig
about such pronounced movements, thee
was no patent reason for the actiona3f
the market. It's impelling force appeal
ed to be concentrated pressure from pm
fessional traders. The continued weal
ness of Union Pacific was an unsettha
factor. Its precipitate fall at the I'D
OF the day appeared to accentuate De
weakness which IL had exhibited so fH-
quently in recent weeks. Various expA.
nations are advanced for the advance
ment of this market leader, the moi
common being inside selling on accoud
Of some favorable circumstances not yA
disclosed
The copper shares made no response Il
the December figures of the copper pro,
ducers, although decline in stocks Of
the metal on hand of q, 100000 pounds was
revealed.
The effect of the report, which was IN
me with expectations, appeared to have
been discounted, and the copper shares
went of with the rest of the market al
the close. The metal market continued
stfons. Exports of copper for December
were the largest on record, exceeding the
exports of December, 1910, the previous
hlEh record month, by ,000 pounds.
During the lull in the stock market
through the middle of the day there was
a renewal of activity in the Reid stocks
ana Rock Island preferred rose two
The money market was lifeless. The
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When District Attorney Peletier was
asked as TO whether he would intervene
before the Governor in opposition to a
plea for Communication in Richeson's be.
half he said; II have nothing to say.
Mr.. Pelletier declared that absolutely
no arrangements had been made bet
tween himself and counsel for the de-
fence and that he was entirely in the
dark as to their future plans.
II was learned, tonight. from a man
high in the councils of the attorneys
representing Mr.. Richeson that the
plea te Gov. Foss and the Executive
Council viii be based upon what his
attorneys believe to be his mental un-
Enhancement. 1t is their contention
that the minister has consistently Civ
en- indications that his mind IS weak
and that he should not be held respon-
stble to the point OF taking his life
for an act committed while i'm this
condition
Several hours after receiving his
sentence if death. Richeson collapsed
in his cell and being in apparently
great agony, Or. Sargent. who has
previously attended the man. was sent
for. DIR. Sargent. pronounced the case
one of acute indigestion and applied
remedies which at once relieved the
prisoner Late, tonight Richeson was
resting comfortably.
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MONDAY NIGHTS BOUTS.
Melody Draws With Peron.

New Bedford. Jan 9.-,Honey' Mel
lody of Boston and Frank Peron OF
Pawtucket boxed Y rounds to a draw
before the New Bedford \. A., Monday
night. Both men boxed carefully
throughout and neither was much
damaged at the finish. with the eXcep-
ton of the opening OF an old cut over
Mellody's left eye.
Referee Flanagan announced that
ia 7Ey Of the fact that Peran out
weighed his opponent by 10 or IL
pounds. he would cali the bout draw,
although on the showing of the men
MELODY would have been entitled to
an even break anyway. The crowd OF
1900 that saw the bout frequently eX-
pressed it's dissatisfaction because the
boxers did not cut loose With more
freedom, and good many We're dis
posed to call the contest n frdmeup.
Melody displayed the more science,
but peron got To him hard at times.
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RICHESON.
fContilued from Page one.)

nature and effect of his acknowledge
ment of guilt, whether his confession
was voluntary and made after con-
sultation NTH counsel, whether SEN
tence of teath should be pronounced
without word from him against it,
the tall figure answered without the
slightest emotion always in the at
firmatiVe.
Richesms counsel declared after
the proceedings that an appeal for
executive clemency would follow soon
and that every effort would be made
10 Obtain life Imprisonment instead of
death a; the punishment
Whether the petition will be based
upon Khheson's services TO the coun-
ty in making his confession, or upon
a CLAIM of responsibility. has not
Yet ben decided. II is the general
expectation that Gov Foss and the
Executive Council will form the real
judge md jury in de Gliding the fate
of the goung clergyman, who has con-
fessed himself guilty of the murder
of the little music student
Some well-known attorneys said, af-
ter til proceedings, today, that Judge
Sandeson's action in accepting the
plea and ordering it spread upon the
record of the court might have an
echo n the supreme court, on the
groum that a jury verdict is legally
necessary.
The court room failed utterly to ac-
comn0date the crowd that tried TO
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BOXING BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Wednesday-Bo Moha VS. Jack
Dillon at Pittsburg Eddie O'Keefe vs..
Young O'Leary at New York; Albert
belmont VS. Young Pierce at Ameri-
can A. CT; Harry Tracey VS. Harry
Thomas at New York
Thursday-Jack Conley vs.. Kid
Flemming at Augusta; Young Me-
Donough vs.. George Alger. JEFF Do
herty vs. Honey Melody and Tommy
Rawson VS.. Paddy Callahan at the
Lake Shore A. C.. at Worcester: Terry
Martin VS. Joe Nelson at Lawrence;
Paelsey Mcfarland vs.. Kid Alberts at
Toronto Johnny Coulon vs.. George
Kitson at South Bend, ina: Matt
Baldwin vs.. Pal Moore at New York;
p. G. 6.urran VS., Fred storebeek at
Plymouth. England; California Frank
lie Burns VS.. Tommy Gary at Oakland
Cal
Friday-George Perry VS. Charley
Haighey at Lowell; Leach Cross vs..
Rert Kcyes at New York, Paddy Law
in VS.. Hugh Ross at Buffalo: Bobby
Loughrey vs.. Young Wagner Al New
York.
saturday-Wfllie Richie vs.. un-
known at Toronto; Jim kenriek rs G
ST Clair OF Cleveland.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

\ two-masted schooner was discovered
sunk off Hereford Inlet at Stone Harbor
y. J., Monday. The vessel went down
in eight fathoms of water about four
miles off shore About 20 feet of the
masts are showing above water, but
there was no sign of life or small boats
when the lifesavers from Tatratn and
Hereford stations went out to investigate.
The Hfesavers report the wreck danger
Gus To navigation.
Patrick Sheehan. powerful longshore-
man, who escaped, Sunday, from the OPP
Grating room of the Williamsburg hospi-
tai, New York. to avoid an operation for
appendicitis. was found, Monday, in a
hallway, dead from exposure. Sheehan,s
courage fled as he lay on the stretcher
and he fought his way to freedom past
surgeons, nurses and other attendants.
The operation was necessary, surgeons
said, to save his life
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MESS PoRK-Jan. 15.S5; May 1924.
July 16.25m.27a
LARD-Jan. 1921; May 9.52l; July 9s2l
a 60
SHORT Russian. s.5o@ 3d.; May s.7oa
~; July S7IA.
FLOUR-Firm.
FEED-Or mixing barley 9efTl05
MALT Nti-Fair to choice 12id1.34
TIMOTHY-1200 6i15.00.
Cl.DVER-15.00G20.50
MESS PORK-Old 1880; new l5S71
JARD-9.32A.
SHORT RIBS, SIDES-S.50.
Car lot receipts: Wheat IS cars with
of contract grade; corn SOS cars with
none of contract grade oats "A cars. To-
tai receipts of wheat at Chicago Min
neapolis and Duluth, today, were ri
cars, compared with 473 cars last week
and 212 cars the corresponding day a year
ago.
BUTTER-Steady; creameries 2s1Ss:
daries 23M30.
EGGS-Steady; receipts 1927 cases, at
market. cases included 22M3l; first 9630;
prime first ~.
CHEESE-Stpady. I6k1a
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Following are our wholesale quotations
for this market:
FLOUR-Spring wheat patents. 65o9
e75: winter patents. 5.S5a5.O; clear, 9.eoi
straights, so.
Corn and Feed.
CoRN-Car lots; new. No. 3. yellow, %;
bag lots. 7SdS1; meal. ISaft5. ,oseo.
OATS-Car lots, $685.; bag lots bS4oz.
rolled oats, bbls.. 6ood6.15; cases, S74@
BRAN, ETc.-Mlnn. car lots. 800;
car lots. IS 80; bag lots, $3.50; brown ma,
dlings, car lots. $3.50; bag, @.eo mixed
feed, car lots. .2S5oq3Ooo; bag q los 5000 zoo
81 90; glutton feed. car lots, 3l,2o; cotton
seed, 31.50; bag lots, 4.co.
Hay.
HAY-Pressed. 2o.0o1f22W; loose. hfVe
20o0 straw 10.00dl2.eo.
Produce.
CRANBERRIES-s.0o Q95o
BEANS-New York, a.s0a2s5; Caiiior-
MIA, pea 3.0oa3,25: foreign pea, a. yellow
eyes; 275q-so k9n .es5S q. t0s gcogeb ASIA
ONIocNsNNative, bag. -2.5Oa275
pOTAToES-Bush.. l. 10
CABBAGE-1.50. -,
MISREPRESENTATION, basket, l10mZ.W'
EGGS-Eastern. IS: held, 26d30.
BUTTER-Creamery, IS; renovated, ga
OHEEsE-New. 17a171s: sage. 1s@1sh.
EVAPORATED APRICOTS - 1I1eql6
apples. bulk, 12012ia. Packages. H.
Pork, Lard, Beef and Poultry.
PoRK-Heavy backs. 19.25@1s.5o: me-
| dunn, IS. 5061s. rs.
| BEEF-Sides, S1aUl0
P IieH3 lsG1s; turkeys.
western, 23a24; fowl, 15Mf7. .,....
LARD-Pure, 1oAa10is; pals, ll1snll9s'
| leaf, 12d12l2; compound, tcs., ).
Dry Fish and Mackerel.
| coD-I.arge shore, SEQ: medium shore,
| $50; pollock, 4oon6.50: hake, 275@3.Oo;
| herring per box, sealed, l6@ls; mack
erel. shore is, IS 00GSO.00; do large, No. :,
| 24o0: No 3. l600nlS.00.
| Oil, Turpentine and Coal.
| OIL-Raw linseed, 7S6Ss; boiled linseed
| SO490: turpentne. 59060; refined petro.
10: Pratt's Astral, 1lia motor gas, Is;
sperm. 99a1.O0; cod, 50@55; porgie. 4oQ4e;
!, lard. 65@S5.
| CoAL-Stove and egg retail 725; bro
ken, 100; pea, SIS; Franklin. 800; sort,
i25, coke $40; chestnut. $50.
Paints, varnish, Naval Stores.
OAKUM-7ds.
| PTTCH-Wilmngton 30
| WHITE LEAD-7OOui.50.
RED LEADS. 50iTT.O0.
| NOTWITHSTANDING. 1.50d2O0; Coach,
1.25a6.00; Furniture, l0OalI6.
Metals. Nails and Iron.
| cOPPER-Polished, II: bolts. IS; yellow
metal sheathing. TO- bolts. IL.
IFAD1Pipe 5 9od6.1s; sheet, G9oa7. %.
NAILS-Cut, 2.O5Gf2.35; wire, 205q2.35.
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Monte AtteII Whips Kendrick.

Pittsburg, Ia, Jan. 9.-TotallE
blinded in the third round OF his fight
with Jem Kendrick before the Nation
al Club, Monday night, Homie Attell
weathored storm of blows, came
back and administered a decisive
beating to England's champion ban
tamweight. Kendrick, after missing a
swing, struck a terrific backhanded
blow with his right on his opponents
one good eye, which paralyzed the op-
tic nerve for the time. Attell fell into
a cllnch and hung on until the belt
BY the time the bell struck for the
fourth Attell had recovered his sight,
and then he pounded the Englishman
right and left.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Jan. 2.
BEEF Fresh firm: whole cattle l0Yd1l9
BRAN-Firm. 2S.15a29 70
3BUTTER-Firm; northern 37103s: west
ern 3Idt31l.
GHEEsE-Tnchanged; New Yok fame,
1756lS.
GORN-Unehanged; No . yellow Il.
Unchanged. choice 36m2s west.
ern 34a:6.
fLoGR-Steady: spring patent ;5oG6
HAY-Steady; No. | grade 2550a6 30
LAMBS-Steady, 1id12.
nchanged: pure 10l
MINED FEEp--unehanged 2q2t3l -.
0ATS-t'nehange No clipped white
%.
P0Rk-Firm: medium hacks IS. s4la.
PoTAF0ES--Firm, white me j.
SJGAR-tfrm; Srmulated 5.S5
NEALS-StcadN, i2lEIl5
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BOXING NOTES.

Joe Mandot and Eddie Curtis have
been matched TO box IN New Orleans
Feb. 5.
Eddie Murphy. the South Boston
boxer. and Willie Richie will prob
ably meet in East Chicago, Jan. 20
JOHNNY Duffy of Jamaica Plain has
been selected by George Brown of the
3. A. y. to meet Sic Hopkins of New
York IN the inter-city bouts to be held
at the B. A A. Jan. 20
The first match Sid Burns will en-
gage in viii be a meeting with Hill
Hard Lang. the Canadian welter-
weight champion, at Toronto, Jan IS.
Ed McGoorty and Hugo Kelly have
been matched to box in Dond-du-La
Jan. Is.
Joe Grim, the human punching bag.
so-called for the innumerable beat
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Boston Curb Market
New York Produe, Market.

Nef YORK, JAZZ ".
FLOUR-About stead with fair
trade, receipts 21,S45; Shipments, - "a
WHEAT-Spot easy; 30. , red 9sl ele-
vator export basis anf 99l f o b afioat
No. l northern Duluth 1909 o b ahoat'
receipts AZ 600; shipments 1850 ,a
CORN-Spot steady export new 6Si
+ afloat; receipts 1850; shipments 1Os,-
63S
oATS-Spot steady futures nominal;
receipts 1920; shippfnts 1850.
PORK-Steady.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-steady; qitdle west 9.9oG9.4o.
SUGAR-Raw als& muscovado 50 test
1872; centrifugal s5tes 4.42; molasses 81
test 367; refined diet.
UTTER-Firm receipts $685.; creamery
specials S9l; creamery held extras 354353
factory current 1ake first %; packing
stock held %; pacing stock current makS
No. q
EGGS-Strong receipts 662l; fresh
gathered thirds and poorer 2SaSo; o frest
gathered dirties No. ] %; No. 22024
fresh gathered clecks prime %: do. poor
TO fair 1920; reTigerator special mark
fancy o. first &t261; seconds 25n23s
thirds 22@24; poorfl7@2O; dirties ran. Al
other grades of bitter and eggs We're IN
changed from Mmday's prices.
POTATOES-Ffm; European per 10
his . 60I19 IL
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The Liverpool Appl. Mar,e..

Boston, Jan 9-The following Lover
pool apple cable was received. tiday:
No fresh arrivals here, todiy, only
some fruit held over from list sale.
Prices show a slight advance onAast quo
tatons. The market closed wTh weak
tendency. but good clearance Market
is very fiat except for fine e3adesl Of
sound fruit. The bad condition VI ntnp
parcels is having a damaging eject on
prices generally. Quality and eendfon
are being Well paid Tor. but lowcr GIL 5,
and condition are Very weak .1060 tlSl
selling Mostly Maine and Gan5sf
fruit on the market.
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Shipping News.

Boston, Jan 9.-Arrived; Schooners
Frances Y. Sawyer Richmond. Va;
George w Nells. Norfolk. Tin tow
from off Chatham).
New Works Jan. ARRIVED steamer
ICELAND, Antwerp
Sable island. Jan 9-Steamer
Oceanic, southampton. etc. for New
York, ESQ miles east of Sandy Hook
at $50 y. NJ Dock about q p. NJ,
Wednesday.
Portland, Me, Jan, 9.--sailed. steamer
Windber New York
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FolEIGN CATTLE MARKET.

New of the Ensish beef cattle
markts at London and Liverpool
wereimeagre but late cables ouotos
the market steady and With lpte
chage in prices, no adyance fing
opted from the decline oi tP pre-
vius week Cables IRON London
opted live cattle. steady at f4aW
1tc. per Id. dressed weiAt, sinking
IT, offal: at Liverpool, be cattle at
fA@12c. per H., dressY weight IN
iuding the offal.
Supplies from both Boon ana New
y ork Were light. Fror# new york
here was shipped TO e Bermndas a
largo Of - cattle, an&e sheep From
Boston of the two tiners scheduled
u sail during the VS. only one was
locked in time to y Reloaded for this
week. The Devonf Tor Liverpool
sailed on the 9th Nth the following
mounts: Morris teef Co, 3o2 cattle:
Swift & Co. 30fattle: total s0e. all
States cattle, FNallingford sent over
3 horses.
Three stoaPrs are expected to sail
from Rostea during The current week,
with liyea1k supplies.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Announcement was made, Tuesday.
of the selection of John j. Carney as
coach of the Phillips Exeter Academy
baseball team for the coming season.
He Will report in April. Carney, who
has played with clubs in several
jea cues has been coach at New
Hampshire college, for the past three
years, and II acting as scout for the
Chicago American League Club.
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Mccovern Griffin Bout Stopped.

Troy, n. Y, Jan. 9.-The scheduled
10-ronnd bout between Gene MeGoVern
and DailSey Griffin at the Grogan \.
C. was stopped in the fourth round.
Monday night The men fought tame
ly and the referee believed they were
stailing
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o'NeiI Defeats Downey.

Westfeld, Jan. 9.--Jaek O-Neil OF
Philadelphia defeated Battling Downey
OF Adams IN a 10-round bout at the
meeting of The Whip City \. c., last
night. The men fought on even terms
for the first six rounds. but IN the last
four o'Neil had his opponent at his
mercy.
Downey was in q bad way in the
eighth, but he managed to 90 through
to tie finish
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Coster,s Sub Easy for O'Brien.

Philadelphia. Jan. Joe Coster, the
New York boxer, failed TO put in an
appearance at the American a. G,
where he was scheduled to meet young
Jack O8rien, last night. nor did he
send any word that he was not going
to box. Joe Keenan, was substituted
and did mot last two rounds. Referee
Jack Egan stopped the burlesque.
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New Yort Cotton Market.

New York, Jan. ,.
Spot closed tfiet 10 points lower. Mid
d ding upiands Is5o; do. gulf so. No
Galveston seady, 9g: New Orleans easy,
. 5-16; Savasnsh steady, 8; memphis
steady, 8 81
Exports 70 Great Britain 9l569. ia
France 967iA. to the Continent sS,740: to
Japan, IS, BAG; to Mexico 962.
Stock l. 4Sa31.
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Chieaao Cattle Market.

EhlcagO, Jan. 4
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; market duh,
weak. beeves 5I56tS.50
HOGS-Receipts $4,000 marlSet slow, f0c
lower than yesterdays average; light 365
0SA
SHEEP Receipts % 100; market STEADY
TO 10 lower; native S.S@4.s5; western 3.Se
II4.S5 yearlings sac native lambs j 254
10: western 5.20471o
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WaXne Grange.

Saturday. Feb. viii be observed
as gentlemen's day at Wayne Grange.
At that time f. II. Libby, secretary
of State Grange will give an address
before the patrons.
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Newburyport Bouts All Draws.

Newburyport, Jan. 9.-The semi
monthly smoker was held at the New
burypoft \. c., Monday evening. All
the bouts ended in draws. The main
bout was between Tommy Flanagan
Of Boston and Young belmont of Law
renee. Waiting Harris of Lawrence
ana Arthur Howard of this city met in
the six-rOagnd semi-fnal.
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Ape. 70 snf calves at $3.50 each. Otis
II. Forbussold fancy calves at Sc.
and 20 cals at SEC.
Hogs-Iing Smith sold Is hogs,
POO lbs. 1 6hc. G. /. Rich sold 1S
hogs. 22@bs., at &C. j. d. INeylon sold
4 hogs 4 lbs, at 6Ac. j. OBrien sold
7 hog, lbs, at SIC. a. p. Needham
sold 1SPgs at eAc.
Sheep md lambs-Nims & Holbrook
sold hhs at &c.
Milehtows-t. d. Neylon sold a
milch Tvs at A5 each. and a stock
bun fo$20.
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ings he had accepted during his career
as boxer, is down and out, penn-
less and friendless at Philadelphia.
The iron jawed fighter is also SAID TO
be declining in health. one time Grim
was the rage Of the boxing world
simply for the punishment he could
q Ssin1 lllafe-
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Aroostook Valley Grange.

Aroostook Valley Grange, No. 4s5,
will bold its election of officers at its
next regular meeting Friday after
noon, January u.
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Chiciqo Produce Market.

I n ChlcaSO, jan. y.
4 An unexpected heavy increase in the
aarld's Available supply figures caused a
breakdown, today, in the price of wheat.
The clos. was Z to under last night.
Clrn finished unchanged TO down, oats
b1 a sinde to 10 to III.
EHFAT-May 1909; July 94E; Sept 93s,
$OR;--Jan. COZ; May 64s; July 64a@s;
5ATi-Jan. As; May 4s; July As; Sept.
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Franklin GRANGE.

The third Saturday in January,
Franklin Grange. Woodstock, will
have a public installation. with State
Master {. :. Stetson Is the installing
officer
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Tbe agysate OF live STOCK, at Brlgh-
-, ne Waas5sown and the local slaughter
h9 rsis Cattle 4lS1. sheep 694i, calves
~, eteek: Cattle 1896 sheep I.65l.
calves 10, hogs 1859.
aINE STOCK At MARKET.
,,ae 60, sheep rs. calves 80, hogs IA
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business of several of the large banks
was interrupted by the fire and there
was considerable unsettlement through
the day
value. S.a560o0 Panama 3's declined !
on call