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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
New York Produce Market.

New 1hfk. MdN
1T aYrp ai,tet. spIing patents 1901 lS9;
,,.i,tor straishts ;5oai60; winter patents
4-5151o: spring clears 400dt42e' extra no 40.
/ yginter sS1milO: extra No. winter 9iu4
$50; Kansas straights ii.a 70 ...,,,,,.
WHEAT-Spot easy. No. red nominal
No northern Duluth i90s fob ailoat
0ATS-Snot easy: standard white Az.
No. ? y: No. 3 II: No. 10; ofalii9ai,s
clipped white 40qs; fancy clipped Wh''e
pORK-Steady: mess 2175a2225; family
2i5Gat $500; short clear 2lo0st22se; e.,,,.
BEEF-Steady; mess i9oea2ooo' family
23006t2ieo. -,.,,,,, .se5,
2sa; centrifugal a364t3.9; fnolasses -elt.
ga refined steady: cut loaf 5l3; efnsl.e91
sos, mould \ 40. cubes $50; p tss. di,l
mond < i35. confeetioners \ 40 -.
RItTrER-C Unsettled, receipts 81 TUBS
creamery extras 2s4at29 hrsts Ztam "a $50 81.
onds ee1d27: state dairy finest 800 Z.
ass. process extras 2S; hrsts 2Nt2'l' mn
tation creamery firsts 27M27a: factor cur Gu
rent make firsts 2I@274; seconds S9tt-o4'
hacking stock current make NO; Il,
p' EGGS-Firn; receipts 25.91o cases
fraSb Gathered extras 2lGt2iA; fresh gath
cred storage packed firsts aod2l; De. re si
ular packed iirsts lln2o' Iresn sae1 fv,eh
seconds isaiSa; thirds. lba4 ~ tte ssll
gathered dirties No. lea 49,: NO. ii,Ht
Isl: fresh gathered checks prime dfy ~,
X. fresh gathered checks under sfaue,
NOR case 2O1ft 80. State, Ia. ana fedi oS
bennerv whites good TO large size new
laid 22Gl,3: state Pa. and nearby henl l's,,
whites defective IN size or eoaoi -9 .t4,,
western gathered whites l9HZla' ,;S1l a,,
pa and nearby hennery browns no ~
do. gathered browns and mixed eo'''s
i' Pi'o5,Ti;AToEs-Firm; Bermuda new hbl
Florida IN ne bulk g oo Tls5i' State and
western in bulk ll5a2oo sweet po.a'oof
Jersey. basket, 1254tli5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
DAYS. DOINGS in THE WORLD OF SPORT.
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn. n. V, May flames held
Brooklyn hitless for six innings and
run.ess fer seven. after when the 10
calls SGT busy with his offerings, and
Won { spirited 1o-inning game. 3 to >
Mofan's two-hase mun and wild throw
in tie seventh let in a brace of tallcs
for Boston. In the ninth Raglan was
calIeG 10 the rescue Of Curtis and re-
tired the visitors in quick succession
IN tie final two innings. Brooklyn tied
the score in the eighth on Smith 5
double. Fishers single, two outs and
an error by MaraHviile. Erwin.s bunt
rolled safe. kirkpatrick. batting for
Raglan. was hit by the first pitched
ball Moran forced Fisher but Cut
shay sent home tho winning run with
a clean single to center
Pitcher Rudolph from Toronto, join
ed the R1SfonS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, NAV 5-T6e decided I'M
proVemeat in the European political sit
9ation consequent upon Mohtene gro $
decision TO accede to the will of the Pow
ers and the resultant strength OF securf-
ties abroad, exertcd tile domlnatng IN
lluence upon the stock market. today.
Expectations of speedy settlement OF
problems which have menaced the peace
OF Europe for months opened up the
prospect of the repurchasing OF American
securities by foreisn investors. London.
in fact, has been buying stocks on every
favorable opportunity for some time, ana
before the opening prominent American
stocks i'll London were marked UP Shdfb,
ly. The situation was one winch offered
no comfort 10 the bears and there was
spirited bidding for stocks to cover when
the market opened. London also was IN
tins market buying most 1eaEaS OF otees,
Amalgamated and Union Pacific. Opera
tionS on the long side were carried OH
more confidently, and in the first hour
there WAS a quick uPturn, resulting III
gains for important iSstes oil one To thfee
points.
The action of the market. during the
remainder of the daN, showed that the
improving prospects abroad had not pro-
duced sufficient effect here to bring about
aggressive and sustained buying Tor tue
long account Trading grew dun ana
prices eased off although IN the maj
hour the list rose TO around the ton
again. Optimistic reports which Wall
Street has received from Europe has seN1
eral times proved disappointing anu
there was a general disposition to await
definite DEVELOPMENTS before building too
strongly upon hopes for peace.
There were several developments at
home which served tn take OIL the edge
on any tendency toward enthusiasm
Traders were disappointed At the su,
preme courts refusal 10 extend beyond
July II the time for completing the Haf-
riman dissolution and Union and SOUTH
ern Pacific sold off Announcement that
expectation of gold 10 Paris had been
resumed with the engagement OF Sz'"oeo
gold for shipment also was accounted a
hearish factor The rate of exchange
suggested that a premium is being paid
for the gold and the foreign exchange
market was unaffected.
Bonds showed an improved tone; o,
tai sales mar value. Sl.S74.GG0 United
states bonds unchanged on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Tuesday-National Amateur cham
pionshps, Mechanics Building fpre-
limnary bouts). Young Mike Donovan
VS. j. Howard, frankie Burns of New
Jersey VS.. Jim Murray. Battling Hur-
icy VS.. Young Frank and Young Grad
well VS.. e. Gilvery. New York. Al
McGloskey VS.. J. Han,on, jim Jarvis
VS. George Frazier and Young Me-
Govern VS.. J. o'Dunnell, Brooklyn.
Kid Julian VS.. Joe Goldberg, Buffalo.
Fred Hicks VS.. Glen Coakley, Fort
WAYNE.
Wednesday-Nation amateur cham
p!onships, Mechanics Building (semi-
finals and fnals). George Brown VS.
Leo Houck Sam Robideau VS. J. Lore
and Tommy Houck VS.. Tom Black,
New York.
ThursdaY-Joe Eagan VS.. Steve VS..
Steve Kennedy, Lawrence. Leach
Cross VS.. Harry Trendall. st. Louis
Ed. johnson VS.. Phil Kearney, Denver
Friday One Round" Davis VS.. Sol
der kearns, Buffalo Mike Sheridcn
VS.. Danny Goodman, Terre Haute.
Al belmont VS.. Joe Morgan, Manches-
ter, n. II. f. Murphy vs. II. Glenn,
Brooklyn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. May Washington defeat
60 Boston, ) To 3, in Trimming con-
test, to-day The locals led up to the
eighth, when the visitors scored three
runs on an error by Javerin, singles
by Shanks and Schafer, followed by
Moellers double. which cleared the
bases. Johnson relieved Ensel in the
eighth and held the locals to four hits
and no score. In the 18th johnson sin
sIcd, Moelei flied out to Hooper, MI
Ian singled, and Smith struck out and
.iaiyerin fumbled Williams ground
err filling the bases. Laporte's drive
through Balls legs scored Johnson and
Milan, winning the game.
Boston got three men on bases in the
fifth ON errers by Larorte, Williams
and Engel. \ passed ball and a SIN
gle sent two runs in. Gardeners double
was fumbled by Moeller in the stXth'
allowing the batter to reach third. lie
scored ON Janverin's single. Johnson,
who finished teday's game, has pitched
AZ 2-3 innings without being scored on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
National Amateur
Boxers at Boston,

Boston, May 5.-The biggest event in
The boxing game to be held i'll TINS
section, this week, is the National am-
ateur championships, under the aus
pices of the =. A. A. at Mechanic
building, next Tuesday ard Wednes-
day nights. The entry list, which num-
hers close to 100, includes champions
from Canada. Nova Scotia, New Or
leans, Philadelphia. New York and
those Of New England.
The five Canadian champions arriv-
ed frrm Toronto, Yesterday morning.
and thoy arc the best looking anna
tours seen in this city for "a long time.
They lock as IL they can so we'll in the
ring and one of them has the appear
ance of being an old hand ats the game.
Their trainer and manager has had
a Ions experience and he declares that
the Toronto boxers, who viii appear in
five of the classes, will not go back
empty handed. Last week, these boxers
MOI five Of tho Canadian titles in the
championship tourney at Toronto and
they are in .ine shape for the contests,
this week.
NOSE VINO nave seen inc New pr-
leans boxers working out are much
Impressed with them. and if they dc
not win the ones boxing them viii
know they have been against hard Gus
tomcrs They are fast and clever and
hit well with both hands. Sehaf viii
appear i'll the 10S-pound class, in whicf
Is also entered Pacey, the Canadian
champion, and Barney Snyder, the
Nc% England champion.
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CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, May ..
Wet weather was the chief ln M, ~
today in lowering wheat values va ~ +,
'rbn close was steady. Corn anu md
hath suffered net declines, corn q net
o nG IA shade to !. Provisions mace mo-
uR Ws1Ii,EH \, II so4; July sos@a; Sept, ''s
q ts;;oRN-May 54s@s; July a5s' Sept. '''
az 5,ATs-May ss5ss; July sis; sept d:, aa Sent
PoRK-May 19iom423; July 900. 'Nps'
i'z ARD-May 1922 July las5; Sent 1852 1862
SHoPT RIBS-May lli2a; July
Sgpt steady creameries az aaa-S nm
SceSIisasier for firsts, o,it Trasb *.
O. ,,as,rket. cases included, l'@is oio'''''
III p 51s .A,rOF,S-Steady; receipts % Iais,
Michigan Bats; Minnesota SS"f''
consin 40Mf. ~. o-,. No 2 white 34a
o,s5f. No 4 white 3idSS; stahoa'o w.
RYE-No. 81
HARLEY 10
TiMOTHY-g75m2G a.
CJ,OVER-17o0fi22oa.
PoRK-1eio.
IARD-1S9o
EIBS-1125GtilS1a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
LOUIS BERNARD,
Bankrupt.
Order of Notice Thereon.

District of Maine, 81
On this 3rd day of May. 4. ID. 1913. on
reading the foregoing petition, it is
Ordered by the Court, That a hearing
be had upon the same on the 18th day of
June A. ID. 1913. before said Court at
Portland, in said District, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon; and that notice thereof
be published in Daily Kennebec journal,
newspaper printed in said District, and
that all known creditors and other per-
soEs In interest, may appear at the said
time and place, and show cause if any
they have, why the prayer of said petit
toner should not be granted.
And it is further Ordered by the Court.
That the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order, addressed to them at
their places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale,
Judge of~the said Court and the seal
thereof, at Portland. in said District, on
the Bird day of May, A. ID. 1913
IL. 81 JAMES i. HEN Ely, Clerk.
A true copy of petition and order
thereon.
may6dlt
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Boston Curb NJ arket.
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. MAY ~.
tt9uotations on flour. grain milleed'
meal hay and straw are strictly Wlole-
sale for carload lots to jobbers. M o'ner
quotations represent prices To tue re-
BEEF-Drcssed unchanged; Whole cat
tie 12.Gl2a. -l,.--
BRAN-Unchangcd 2l25at2lt5, ,,..,..
BUTTER-Lower northern e'n"-'
CnisESE9steady; y. y. twins l7ai'a'
EGGS-Steady; choice 25@26; western .
FIoUR-steady mill shipments spring
'fpi ty-E,irm. No. l grade 22a2S.
LAMBS-leirm; spring l5dio.
LARD-Firm pure l'is -a.o-
OATS-Unchanged NO. : clipped wtite
PoRK-Unchanged: medium ,,; z, ,3s.2'''"'
ppTATOES-Low white E,29lis.
Sf3GAR[Steady. rrauuiated 40.
yEAI-Steady, sails.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
CITY or AUGUSTA. MAINE.
1,i4,, EInrk'S Dfficn


The Central Maine Power Company re-
spectfuIly petitions the Municipal officers
of the city of Augusta, Maine. Tor Il 10,
cation of its poles and wires thereon. ai .1
fine necessary supporting and strengthen
ing fixtures and wires, in the following
highways of said city of Augusta;
Said Company agrees that SAID poles Dies
shall not be less than Twenty-Five "a,
feet iu height, and that the same shdll
he one hundred ten dio) feet more or
less apart: that said posts shall pc OF
wood or other suitable material ana that
the wires thereon shall not be less than
twenty 600 feet from the ground saln
noles 10 be erected under the supervision
Of the Municipal Officers; ,,.a
The following are the highways above f.,,
,aferred Ia: North Belfast Road from
Church Hill Road easteriy TO- poihht OPP
posite saw mill oil Johh ". .nui
Nv w. II. WILLIAMS, Supt.
~ poARD OF MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
April 2. 1913.
dered that notice thereof, be given 10, 10y
n,,hlishinr a copy of said petition anu
his order thereon in the kenneoec oo ON,
nal and the New Age. ana una. l, . resllaf
,,,aetinc of the Board of Aldermen MAY
10 1918. at 730 =. NJ, at wh1ch tiime anu
mace residents and owners OF ~ ~ M he
mon the highways to be affected py tig
,yranting of the permit applied ioi a,ia
ali other persons interested, snail , n s,a,,
fnll opportunity to show cause WY WY s ,ast
np,,hlication Of said notice to be az least
fourteen I'D days before said meetins.
ioo' - f. e. NEWBERT,
Mayor.
NORMAN l.. BASSETT,
JAMES W. BECK.
4. Il. PERGINAL,
WARD G. HOLMES,
Municipal Officers.
ana conv of petition and notice
thereon. ,u>roIr, MATHIEIT.
ATTEST. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
At PHILADELPHIA

Three home run drives by Magee and
Cravath off Marquard's delivery gave
to 3. and registered "A clean sweep for
the home team in the series OF four con-
tests with McGraw,s team. CraVath in
the ball into the left field bleacheIs for
four-baggers. In the sixth New York
tied the score on singles by Doyle and
Mefke Knabe's mum of throw. In the
to Lebert were followed by Magee's sec
ond home run and Cravaths single and
Doolan's triple added another tally be-
fore the session closed. Mccormick <
single and Herzog's double gave a run in
New York 30 o 0 o o o / o-3-s-O
Philadelphia % | o / N-5-3-3
Batteries Marauard, Ames and Mey-
ers; Alexander and killifer Time, 1,30.
Umpires Klein and 0rth.
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s+re,oth and Endurance.

20 Factors OF the greatest success.
AZ, ~. nersan can do full justice to MN
self without them. thew
Tn mn season of the year are ivy
80 asilv exhausted than IN .ne
spring. .,,o reason for
this here. It's enough U say tive.
one. and that Hoods Sarsapa. ,'ia' e.
strength and endurance Dis sno
annually testify.
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FALL RIVER.

&O'connefl out hit by batted ball,
ssRatted for Woodman in ninth.
Lawrence ...1 0 0 IL
Fall River IL o 0 0 "
Tyo-base bits-Carlstrom. Luister'
phaenix Three-base hit-Preymaer,
Hits~Of Woodman in ? innings, Off
johnson in 2 innings; Martin IN 10 IN
nings Pearson / in inning. Sacrihce
hits-O'Connell Woodinan, ciemeIts
Stolen bases-O'C onnell. Campbell ?. De-
laney. Carlstrom, Bruggy. Left on pasGs
Fall River g. Lawrence l. Base on n alls
-Woodman l. Martin 3. Johnson l. rrst
Hi nv nitcher-By Martin. Devine; by
Pearson, Devine Struck out Woodman
/. Martin 3, Johnson /. Wild pitch-Ma' :
Tin. Time 215. Umpire, Damon
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Rankrupt's Petition for Discharge.
In the matter of
4nlIiS Rerna rli

t,,,,I.,,, III ''s'II NJ Hl'tVS ;
10 the Hon. Clarence Hale. Judge of the
District Court of the United States for
the District of Maine
County of Kennebec, and State of Maine,
III said District, respectfully represents,
that on the list day of March. last past,
he was duly adJudged bankrupt under
the Acts of Congress relating to bank
ruptcy, that he has duly surrendered all
hls property and rights of property. and
has fully complied with all the require
Court touching his Bankruptcy
Wherefore he prays, That he may be
decreed by the Court to have full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankruptcy Acts,
except such debts as are excepted by
law from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day of April A. ID.
LOUIS BERNARD.
Bankrupt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
AZ FALL RIVER.

Alfboueh Martin allowed Fall River
only two hits in nine innings. Lawrence
was forced to 80 II innings to wig. } to
2. The pitching of the Lawrence recruit
sonthpaw was the feature of the game.
Campbell temporariiv saved the game for
Fall River in the 10th by a running
catch of foul fly. y triple by Brey-
maer and Gooney's error on q seeniilSH
easy prounder were the factors which
decided the game in favor of the eharn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
49,. dull Feeling After Eating.

! nave ,i,, use and can testify that they
some some d ,a,le rae more good than any tap,
I n have used afta Ny sg9Sne nss
heavy auii annt Nova Scotia. These
tah,eas strengthen the stomach and I'M
nrove the digestion. They ,., also eeg far
late the liver ,, ana III, ao~ cost no more. All
dealers.
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4 JOURNAL WANT AID. WILL

serve YOU when the need to sell
nropertv comes--as it does,
sometimes, with snddenness ana
urgency. In such circumstances
a single insertion of an al. may
be wholly observation-disclosures
this is not always so. But ad-
yertising persisted in until the
property is sold is the business
like solution Of the matter.
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New YORK Cotton Market.

New York. My y
G.. tocea ouiet Middiing uplands
:, S SE' do ' enlf II. 10. sales 500 bales,
Galveston quiet, Z 3-i6; N.w 9rieihlls
quiet rs savahnahn au Inlet 2 ena''e3
" Not REGENTS for three days Il. .a
E,xnorts to Great Britain iS,sSis' ~ ~
E'rance AZ: to the Continent Zos3t' "
Mexico POO.
stock 53i,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06

Stated for MCGOWAN IN 9Th.
Slated for Marland in 9th.
Two-base hits-Howard Rufange. Fla
herty, White, Shorten Hits-On Me-
tiewan in 4 innings: off Marland I in 1
innings. Sacrifice hits--DoNd. shorten.
Stolen bases Shea. Howard. Double
play--Dowd to Hoyt Left on bases
Worcester II, Brockton 6. First base on
errors-Worcester 4. Base on balls-Off
Brigpolia 3. off McGowan l. Struck out
BY Brignolia 3. by Marand 2, by Nc
pitch-McGowan, Brignolia. Time, ZIG.
Umpire, o. Brien.
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Other Games.

Al Cleveland Pittsbnrg, Nat" 6:
Cleveland. AM. 5.
At columbus-Kansas city 4; Co
lHmbus 8.
AT Indianapolis Milwaukee q; IN
dianapols 0
AT ToleGo- Minneapolis ): Toledo >.
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CITY or AUGUSTA. MAINE.
City Clerks A1icr

To the Honorable Mayor and Aldermen
of the City OF Augusta:
The Kennebec Farm and City .Tcic-
phone Company. duly incorporated, re.
spectfully petitions for the right to set
its poles and string its wires. upon, over
and along the following named highways.
public roads and streets. within the city
of Augusta and for the right to erect
within said highways all necessary
strengthening structures and Supports,
to wit: The road leading. from West sd
to the corner at the North Augusta
Grange hall the road leading from the
North Augusta Grange hall, southerly to,
the Bond Brook Road; the Bond Street,
entire length; Mt. Vernon Avenue, entire
length; Bond street entire length; water
Street from Bond street as far as tne
highway bridge across the Kennebec
river; Commercial Street, entire length
KENNEBEc FARM AND CITY TELI1-
PHONE COMPANY.
BY FRANK l.. AMES.
Business Manager
Dated at Waterville, Maine. T.
April 8, a. ID. 1913.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
Upon the foregoing Petition. it is Or
dered that a hearing be given thereon
at the Aldermen's Rooms In SAID Angus.
ia. Monday, the nineteenth day OF
May a. ID. 1913. at 80 O'Clock IN an , all ai.
sons interested therein shall nave 1uli
opportunity to show cause why the pray
of said petitioners Sltouiu hot pt
granted and ii is further ordered that
Copy of the foregoing petition and of the
order of notice thereon, shall De pup
ljshed in the Kennebec Journal and the
New Age, two newspapers published in
said Augusta said last publication to be
fourteen days before said hearing. 1t Is
further adjudged that no personal hotice
Ai' Il. r. NEWBERT.
Mayor of Augusta.
WARD 6. HOLMES;
NORMAN l.. BASSETT,
JAMES w. BECK,
LEON b. CARY.
ARTHUR +. PERCIWAi.,
GEO w MOTHERWELL,
FRANK b. GIDNEY,
Aldermen of Augusta.
A true COPY of petition and notice
thereon. .r,rEY,
Clerk.
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Ar,NEW YORK

The New Yorks closed their first home
stay without winning q game on the To-
cal grounds. They were beaten again BY
the Athletics, to !. Fisher and ilahk
had a pitchers battle until the eighth IN
hit they coming in the fifth inning,
ono of them "A home run by sweeney.
cree made a wonderful catch on Oidrins
in the third, fielding the ball while lylhs
on the ground.
philadeiphia % o q $3.50
New York 80 o o / o o-l-2-6
Batteries-Plank and Thomas: tishef,
KEEPER and Sweeney. Time NO efi-
pires Dineen and Hart.
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AT BRocKToN.

Brockton opened its home season by de-
feating Worcester to 5. A street pa
rade and flag raising proceeded the
game Mayor Hickey tossed out the first
ball George Cav. pitcher for the Brock
ton team last year. was. todaN. perIna-
nently suspended for failure 40 report.
Heavy batting by the locals enabled them
to take the lead early IN tfe contest
The visitors bits were kept fairly well
scattered BY Brignolia
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, My 2.
HoGsn IRE II sales ae s55dsl5 light $3.50
s l9wer, mixed EDS Sl5@s55. heavy 7seaslO to lc.
''S GATTLE- Receipts 1890; 500 s'a nnd feeders
up; beeves 725@slo; stocMe. ,oe,s25; calves
o' SmIEiP-Receipts 1900; weak eaT,i a,.s 6so@
25c. lower; native 5 .NNlssn
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new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
Pc
Won. Lost. Played. Cen
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
At LYNN.

Cunningham's pitching brought Lynn
through to a to victory over Portland
NORWOOD kept the locals hits scattered
except in the sixth inning, when their
only runs were scored Hickman felded
without error, accepting II chances.
DnJpTI Nh
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AT NEW REpFORD.

Lowell defeated New Bedford by ! 10
2 in an thinning game that was fepiete
with fast fielding and free hitting Iaten-
third and ii was his clean single mat
scored the winning run. The New beu
ford inield turned in four double plays
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06

Ivnn o 0 0 2 X-2
Two-base hit-Orentt. Sacrifice hits
Neptune starr Cunningham stolen
se-Hayden. Double plays-i'orter ana
Neptune. Hickman and Bowcock; Worm
bases-Lynn s. Portland 1. First base
on balIs--Wormwoo 8. Struck out-Cun-
ningham TO- NORWOOD 2. Time, l.46
Umpire, Rudderham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06

Home run=-iialey. fli.n-,''.se hits
Callahan. Miller Two-base hts-Smoy
err. Magee. Sacrifice hits--Miler, killian,
connaughtan. Sweat. kiihnilen; stolen
base-Clements. First base on baiis-of
King s, off Zeiser 1. First base on errors
New Bedford /. Lowell .. Lett on
bases-LoweB o. New Bedford L. struck
out-By king 4. by Ieiser !. Double
INSTRUMENTATION to Briggs, Con-
naughton. Briggs to Mulvey; Spires,
Connauglton to Briggs: King to Spires
Miller. Smoycr to Halsteen. mpire
White. Time, 2.0s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
New York Money Market.

News York. May ).
Prime mercantile paper 54iJd per cent
sterlints eychapee steady at iS2. Is fpl
e0-day bills and at 1910 for demand.
Commercial bills 3N.
Bar silver 60.
Mexican dollars IS.
Government bonds steady.