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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-14
FACTS ABOUT LIGHT.
Rays from Stars Have Been Meas
ured and Compared With Sun.

The light { the stars has been meas
ured and the following results have
been obtained: The light that we re-
celve from stars Of the first magnitude
like Vega, is equal approximately TO
II forty thoHsa d-milliontl part of
that of the sun. 1t is calculated that
the total light received. from the lesser
stars is equal to that of 1900 stars of
the first magnitude, or a sixth part of
that which is sent to us from the Moons
Light exercises a mechanical pres
sure which can be measured in tho
laboratory. 1t has been shown by ex--
periments with artificial light that in
its production enormous quantities Of
energy are dissipated. In an ordinary
wax candle the tota! energy which is
transformed into light is really but 9
Per cent. Gas and kerosene lamps are
not more economical. on the other
hand, the glowworm transforms into
light Thy means yet unknowm 80 per
cent of the total energy expended.
1t is known that light influences very
largely the aroma of flowers. A garden
is more fragrant when il is shaded
than when the sun is allowed to shine
in full blaze upon it, This, at any
ldlt, ~ 'Ht tbIICiuolCH VI a L ltlACilIlistl
who has made vast number of expe-
riments That which affects the fras
rance of flowers is not the oxygen of
the atmosphere. IS has been commonly
believed. but the light. According TO
the same authority the intensity of the
perfume exhaled by a flower depends
upon the pressure of water in the cells
Of the plant, which tends to throw out
the essential oils that produce the odor
and the action of the solar light dim
inishes the pressure of the water in
these cells. The irrigation of the plant
augments the pressure, and Likewise, of
course. the production of perfume.
During the night the air is charged
with aroma merely because the solar
light does not exercise an inhibiting
influence on the examinations.
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BOUTS, THIS WEEK.

TUESDAY-Honey Melody VS.. Noah
Brusso, A. Fancher VS.. Ray Smith and
Dick Boyajarin VS.. Young Bender,
Putnam. Conn. Joe Rivers VS.. Leach
Cross, New York; Tom. Gavigan VS..
Frank Mantel, Youngstown, O.. Young
Saylor VS.. Jerry Murphy, 1ndianapo-
lis; Charley Person VS.. Tom Howell.
Howell. Kansas City; AL McClusky
VS.. Bull Young, and Charley Horn VS..
w. Monahan, Vernon, Calf; Joe
Jeanette VS.. Black Bill, Hazleton.
Penn, Terry O'Rourke VS.. Billy
Burke, Larry Burns VS.. Young Nun
roe, Tim Coffey VS.. P. Pavier. Young
Lemierick VS.. Young Reynolds, and
Young German VS.. Kid Mcfarland.
Newburyport; Ray Hatfield VS.. Lew
Myers and Tommy Connors VS.. j.
Howard, Newark; Kid Alberts vs.
Frank Loughrey, Marieville, r. ].
WEDNESDAY-B. A. A. amateur
tournament; Ray Bronson VS.. Hillard
Lang, Indianapolis; Leo Houck VS..
Fred Hicks. Lancaster, Penn; Joe
Sherman VS.. unknown, st. Louis; Will
lie Fitzgerald VS.. Young Cans, and
Mickey Brown VS.. Harry Lortz Brook
lyn; JEFF Smith VS.. George Bernard,
Paris; Jack White VS.. Jack Hartman,
Springfield, o.
THURSDAY-Bob Lee VS.. Tom
OVERLY, Allentown, Penn; Paul ST.
kora VS.. Rude Unholz, Grand Rapids:
Steve Ketchel VS.. Art Stewart, Ham
mond, Ind; Soldier Kearns VS.. Sailor
White. New York
ERlDAY--Raelxy Mcfarland VS..
Frank Whitney, Omaha Gunboat Ell
driase VS.. JoasThomas.s ,LoweA; Joe
Jeannette VS.. jeff. Clarke, Joplin. Mo !:
X. o. Brown VS.. frankie Russell New
Orleans; Bill McKinnon VS.. Bin Scott,
Elmira.
SATURDAY-B A. A. amateur
tournament and intercity bouts; one
Round Hogan VS.. Willie Adams. and
Joe Block VS.. w. Maize. New York.
Willie Howard VS.. Packey Hommev.
rat Haley VS.. Soldier Bachus, and J.
halsberg vs. w Mantler, BROOKLYN.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.


The Committee on judiciary will give
a hearing at their room in the State
House at Augusta on
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, 1913, at p. NJ.
On an Act referred from the last Leg
islafrTe entitled AN Act to amend Sec.
IS Of Chap ia of the Public Laws of
1867, relating to sessions of the Law
Court"
On an act referred from the last Leg
stature entitled "An Act to prohibit for
eign corporations from engaging in the
business of generating electricity by wa
ter power within the State of Maine"
On an Act referred from the last Leg
stature entitled IAN Act to authorize
municipalities TO take and condemn pow
ars and power sites for municipal pur-
soses.
THURSDAY. Jan. 16, 1918. at 2 P. M.
on a Resolve referred from the last
Legislature in favor of Herbert l.. Kim
ball ,sfs
On an Act referred from the last Legis-
latme relating to Chap. 80 of the Revised
statutes of the State concerning liens.
On a Resolve referred from the last
Legislature in favor of De Forest Keyes.
On an Act referred from the last Leg
stature entitled AN Act for the better
other religious socif ties
TUESDAY, JAN. p. 1913. AT
O'CLOCK p. NJ
An Act TO amend Chap. lag of the Pub
lie Laws of 1907 relating to State Audi
tor
JANUARY %. at P. NJ.
On an Act to make uniform the law re-
iating to the sales of goods, etc
On an Act relating to negotiable in
struments
on an Act to regulate and, provide for
he use of automobiles in the town of
Eden. Hancock county.
JOHN r. DUNTON. Sec.
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Cape Smoke.

The chiefs of Basutoland ana
Bechuanaland demand prohibition,
and take care that it is secured TO
their people. But nevertheless. the
brandy party of the Cape Colony
leaves no stone unturned to promote
the sale of cape smoke" and wine
sufficiently strengthened to suit the
native taste Nothing can be more
fallacious or hypocritical than to
speak of the native being supplied
with light wines" The native
wants something with bite" in it,
and is not satisfied with any intoxl-
cants which does not proceed down
his throat like a torchlight process
sion"
Within the last three months there
We're at one time no fewer imam
1900 persons with Illicit selling OF in
toXicants. The crime is that of CIV
ing veritable poison to natives-at a
price frequently of ten shliilngs
bottle. The punishment for this ~
crative and murderous traffic is, Mr..
Wilmot contends. absolutely pre-
posterous," and after some months OF
easy prison life the brazen trafiicker
returns To his easy method OF making
money Westminster Gazette
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FATE LIKE JEAN vALJEAN'S.
Ran Away from Reformatory School,
Wed, Has Happy Home.

Victor Hugo's story Of Jean Vatican
in Les Miserables, is duplicated in
many of the circumstances surrounding
an Is year old Colorado boy who. two
years ago, ran away from the indust-
rial school at Golden, worked himself
into Il good position and then a year
after he had been married to a DeS
Moines, Ia. girl. found his past rising
behind him, relentless as Hugo's IN
spector JaVert.
Six years ago Roscoe Z. Sheldon
father died at Glenwood Springs. A
year later the boy was sent to the in
dustrial school for boys at Golden, as
inoorrigible. The intervening year the
mother had lost all control over him
and it was at her request that he was
taken in charge by the state.
The state made a poor job of re-
forming Sheldon. It's method of curb
ing high spirits did not succeed and
Sheldon ran away. The first few times
he ran away he was caught and
brought back. Early in 1910 he man.
aged to slip away and stay lost. The
officers looked for him a few weeks and
then gave up the search, although they
did rot forget.
He got a job in the bog Cownie
glove factory at $40 week, commenc-
ed to save his money and to go to
night school. Before long his salary
was raised and then pretty soon it
was raised again and he was given a
responsible position.
A little more than year ago he met
and fell in love with the daughter of
a Des Moines business man. The two
were married and started housekeep-
ing. Sheldon was so happy that he
wrote to his mother in Denver to tell
her about his wife and the baby that
had just come. He told her the new
name he had taken when he ran away
from the reform school.
The mother told some of her friends.
Sheldon's Younger brother, now in the
school, heard where his brother was
and through some of these sources
Supt. Fred L. Paddelford of the indus
trial school heard where his runaway
had gone
1t was not long thereafter that Chief
of Detectives Johnson Of Ies Moines
arrested Sheldon and took hfinaEfS jail.
Sheldon told his story to the defective
and begged to be releaseds3 dispatches
that carried the story DID sffot state
whether the detective had ever heard
of Jean Vatican and the good bishop,
but it is in the role OF the bishop that
Detective Johnson figures from now on.
He promised the boy that although
he couldn't let him go he would take
an appeal direct to the governor of
Colorado and ask him to grant d par
don TO the runaway boy who had made
good.
Gov. Shafroth said that he would
act in the case as soon as it was Off
elally called to his attention and would
take whatever action the facts might
warrant.
superintendent Fred l.. PaGdleford
of the school declared that the boy
must be returned to the school for
the sake OF discipline"
THE fact that Sheldon is married
and apparently doing all right now
can't be taken as any excuse" the
superintendent said. 1.-THE only way
we nave to preserve order here and to
prevent the boys running away when
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Gestures of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Jan. 13.-Quotations fell in
a decisive way, today, on the Stock Ex-
change. In all departments of the list,
inroads were made on quoted values, and
there We're frequent losses of 2 to 4
points. The street apparently was sur
fering from the "blues." Trading was
more active and the uncertain tone of the
as the day Wore on Bear operators
showed more confidence in their dealings
and made number of successful drives,
with the coppers, the coalers and steel
as the especial objects of attack. Steel
sold down to the lowest prince since last
May.
On the exchange and in customers
rooms OF commission houses, the topic
most often discussed was the speech of
President-elect Wilson at Chicago, Satur-
day. His remarks upon the banking and
credit system attracted wide attention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-14

No G. Resolve In favor of aid in re-
pairing road from The Forks to Lake
Moxie Station. ,,,
NO I. Resolve in favor of aid in build
No. S. Resolve in favor of repairing
the road between Seboomook ana Pitts
No. Il. An act to. free the Patterson
Toll Bridge.
No. Is Resolve to appropriate a sum of
money to assist in freeing the patterson
No "a Resolve in favor of the county
commissioners of Franklin county for the
repair and permanent Improvement of
the highway in Jerusalem and Croker
Townships in Franklin county.
I No Is. Resolve in favor of the county
commissioners of Franklin county for
the repair and permanent Improvement
of the highway in Letter f. Plantation
and Sandy River Plantation in Franklin
county.
commissioners of Franklin county for the
repair and permanent Improvement of
the highway in Washington and Perkins
Plantation in Franklin county.
FRIDAY, JAN. II, AT 7. ".
No 16. Resolve in favor OF the Wis
casset Bridge.
No. 81. Resolve in favor of the city of
Gardiner and town of Randolph.
No. q. Resolve in favor of the town
No. "a. Resolve in favor of road in
Elliottsville Plantation.
FRIDAY, JAN. "A, AT p. VI.
No. / Resolve in favor of the town
of Whitneyville for extra expense in con-
nection with building and repair of bridge
across Machias River.
No. 8. Resolve in favor of the Ma
chiasport and East Machias Bridge.
Holmes Stream, in the town of Whiting,
in Washington county.
No. II. Resolve in favor of the town of
Rogue Bluffs.
No 10. Resolve in favor of the East
port Bridge.
No. 20. Resolve. in favor of the Town
of Addison.
No Q Resolve in aid of bridge in
Frankliu.. Hancock county
No s. Resolve ipfavor of raising and
repairing bridge oAer Gariand's Brook,
In town of Mariaville
"a Il i. MnRRISON- SECRETARY.
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CLAIMS.

Committee on Claims will hold regu-
lar meeting Tuesday Jan. 14th, 1919 at
: p. NJ, in room No. SO, assessors office,
18th floor OF the State House. Augusta,
Maine, to give a public hearing on the
following resolves:
Town of st. Agatha, Aroostook county.
Felix G. Sirois, NJ. D., Aroostook county.
Stockholm Plantation, Aroostook county.
Town of Island Falls CD. Aroostook
Fred A. Thurlough. Aroostook county.
Town of Castine Hancock county
city of Old Town, Penobscot county.
ffsown OF Albion, Waldo county
Town of Nobleboro, Lincoln county.
Town Of East Livermore. Franklin
fl.ser az phillips. Franklin county.
fFC,f, az Moscow, Somerset county.
ioths,f stevens of Embden. Somerset
e#Hsitf ~
Counties Of Kennebec and Somerset.
BENZ. l.. GORDON, Sec.
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Boston Curb Market.
New York Produce Market.
New York, Jan.

New York, Jan 13.
FLOUR-Quiet but firm; spring pa
tents 4406465: winter straights 450@i6O;
winter patents 47oa5lo: spring clears 40
GAS; extra No: ! winter 4ooail5; extra
4106415; receipts $1,000; shipments 1900
RYE-Easy; No. western 66dG7 elf
Buffalo.
BARLEY-Steady.
WHEAT-Spot firm: No. red los nom
inaI elevator and 100 fob afioat: No
northern Duluth 10l. fob afioat; receipts
2ll 600: shipments 100000.
CORN-Spot firm; export 57l fob aiioat:
receipts $1,000; shipments $1,000.
OATS-Spot firm; No. 3 396i39i. No. 4
284m39; natural white sSdl40 white clipped
3SaM41a; receipts $1,000; shipments 10000.
PORK-Steady; mess 1S75@l925; family
2lO0m2300.
BEEF'-Firm.
LARD-Firm; middle west 970619Sn
SUGAR-Raw steady; muscovado 50
test 29S; centrifugal sc test 34S moasses
SO test 273; refined sugar easy; cut loaf
545; crushed 535; mould A 500; cubes 400;
XXXX powdered $780, powdered 475; fine
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

he Committee on Legal Affairs will
1--WE public hearings as follows;
TUESDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1913, at 2
Q clock p. NJ
No. i. Act to increase the efficiency of
trustees of State institutions and COM
n.lssi9ners appointed by the Governor, so
nat the same may be non partisan Gre
TERED from last Legislature)
70 T. Act TO amend Sec. 81, Chap. 125
revised Statutes 1s03 as to appointment
- sisents for the prevention of cruelty
e. animals tReferred from last Legisla-
NJ. s. Act for the investigation of the
sIaatl loans business. Qeferred from
last Lesisiature.) 80. =.
O'CLOCK, p NJ.
40. s. Act to establish reformatory
Tor women tReferred from last Legis-
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
40 s act for the creation of Water
Essticis and for the control and regu-
iarior of water storage, and water pow
COMPANIES. tReferred from the last
EspAY, JAN. 81, 1913, AT 2
10. 3. Act to amend Section Is of
aarter 121 Revised Statutes, relating to
the observance of the Lords Day. (Re-
esrfed from last Legisiature9
10 A. act relating to the liability of
Employers TO make compensation for per-
injuries suffered by employees (Re-
zrred from last Legislature)
g gDNESDAY, JAN. %. 1918. AT 2
Z o'clock p. NJ.
0eza o. Act to create the Cherryfield
Ter District
10 IL An Act TO enlarge the terri
Org OF the Wiscasset Electric Light and
EaHer Company.
no. r. An Act to incorporate the
Maine Security Company.
10. 49, An Act to extend the charter
Of fthiel c.. Blackinan In maintenance Of
ferry across -Penobscot river between
Lincoln and Chester.
No. IA An Act to extend charter of the
South Paris Light, Heat and Power
Company.
TTiURsDAY.1 JAN. go 1918. AT 3
O'CLOCK r. NJ
No. TO- Resolve relating to changing
date of State election from September
- ~ cHARLES 2. CoNNOks. Sec.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

The committee on Military Affairs will
give public hearings as follows:
TUESDAY, JANUARY q, 1913, at 4
o'clock p. NJ. at the Adjutant Generals
office.
No. g. Resolve in favor of Fort Will
liam Henry in the town of Bristol.
No. 4. Resolve to provide steel cases
for the regimental rolls.
No. g. An Act TO appropriate money to
defray the expenses of the Governor
and his staff in attending the ceremonies
of the Inauguration of the President OF
the United States.
No. & An Act to amend the Military
FRANCIS C. PEAKS. Sec.
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo.

NUU1Ttyy a
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that lie Is
senior partner of the firm of +. j. Cheney
& Co, doing business in the City ofasro-
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
A. ID. 1885, M
(SeaD "A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and Inu-
cous surfaces of the system Send for
testimonials, free.
f. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipa-
ion.-Advertisement,
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Chicago Produce M4rkek&

411GA fH, 80
Wheat and corn advalfced 4 ca1
at the best. today, and closed
the top. Oats and provEionk M
WHEAT--May 94di; July a9lk SGI.
GORN-May 5isms; July 64 9e1}sz
OATS-May 34i; July 60; Sept.
.PORK-Jan. 1856; May X19zE0
LARD-Jan. $50; May E&fD9
SHORT RIBS-Jan. sod Mar
BUTTER-Steady: cre4meri
EGGS-i1asy, receipts f2H0 fa*pHs7
receipts at market, cases Includes
refrigerator firsts i9AIz0: firsts
ATOFsS--Steady receipts
Minnesota 45n47: Mishiaag Asa ~
sin 43Ni47. ii -
poULTR Y-Fsasy dra4
live Is; chickens live 1 springs liz
MESS PORK-NeM f155ft lfSss ~
sHoRT RIBS. SIDES si2aNass
RYE-No. 2 64aM65.
IEY-52GII2 ~ q
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

srhe Committee on Ways and Bridges
will give public hearing in its room
81 the state House in Augusta,
rfrfTRSDAY.rJAN 16. i. NJ
No l3 an act 70 provide TOT the own
ess5s.p Of the saltwater Bridge In the
sfaa4fs ~ 8 saro
q Resolve in favor of repairing
Ef8f ass I'D she town of Gr.enbush.
Nd resolve In favor Of repairing
i 800 sgay in the town of Moscow and
he pits. of Earatunk and The Forks.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.
Augusta, Maine,

Augusta, Maine,
January 10, 1913.
ORDERED, That the time for the re-
ception of bills and petitions for private
and special legislation be limited TO
Wednesday. February B. 1913, and that all
such petitions. bills and resolves present
ed after that date be referred to the next
Legislature.
w r. ROIx.
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
w. sE. LAWRY.
Secretary of the Senate.
tanl3to&includingja
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters will
give a public hearing in its room at the
State House in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, JAN. q, 1913, ,,t.
An Act to preserve the natural re-
sources of the Kennebec Valley, and to
prevent their diversonal.
]. FRED O'CONNELL. Secretary.
CHAS. r. KINGSBURY, Clerk.
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ever they get tired of staying is to
make a severe example of them when
they are caught.
IF sheldon were made an exception
the chances are that all the boys
would plan to run away and get mar-
Id
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Monte Carlo.

All the world has heard much oil
Monte Carlo, and many of the wonder
full tales of fortune won and lost are
discounted by the skeptical. But the
romance (and the tragedy of Monte
Carlo are realities. Monte Carlo is in
the pricipality of iionaco, winch mas
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TAXATION.

The Committee on Taxation will give
hearing in Room No. sc of the State
House,
THURSDAY afternoon at O'Clock, Jan.
i6 1918.
On an Act to permit local option in tax
NJ. S. HILL, Clerk.
ALBERT Z. HODSDoN,
Sec of Com.
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Boston Prodacs Nlsrks{


Quotations on f3o,lrf gain
meal, hay and straw, IRE strict
sale for carload lots 10 aobbei 81
quotations represeut prices a.
tailers.) 2g5 "a "a is
BEEF-Dressed steady whole Q1 4
Gl3. z<z< ~
BRAN-Steady, 2ia5m2475. F7Ezt
BUTTER-Steady: northei ua IS ;ffs3s
western 34a435l. n 81 Is s. ~
HEESE-Steady; n. twins s1lT8
CORN-Unsteady: No. = yellow ~
EGGS-Unchange choice saM 50 west
ern 3ldD32
FLOuR-Unehasged spring patents As
gi5l0.
HAY-Unchanged: Noz grade 2l622
LAMBS-Highef, spring Ii4tl5,.
LARD-Firmt pure iia
MIXED FE,ED7-FiIn1, 242,Gi24s5
OATS-unsteady; Nos z Clipped white A
m4la. 10 Nfss&s F.sSsa
PORk-zssteady; medium backs 22aom23
POTATOES-Higher white 1851 l45.--
SUGAR-Lower; graduated 4S0
VIsALS-Unchanged l0m15.
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AGRICULTURE.

The Committee on Agriculture. will hold
regular meetings during the legislative
session in the Financial Affairs room
fourth floor on Wednesday of each
week at F. NJ.
LOUIS o. HASKELL, Clerk.
O. w. RICHARDSON, Sec. of Com.
!. for session -
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LABOR.

The Committee on Labor will give a
public hearing in room 49,, State House:
TUESDAY, JAN. q, 1913, at =. +. M.
On an Act relating to the employment
of Women and Children.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses will give Public Hearing in Room
No So at the State House in Augusta.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Ia, 2.SO 7. NJ:
On An Act to incorporate the Van
Buren, Bridge Company.
WILLIS E. SWIFT, Secretary.
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Chicago Cattle Markss.

Chicago. Jas
Receints $500. market i
To 10c. lower. beevas 5sVN4o0.. Z
steers 475N5s,t. /
5lI10 cents decline; light S8q{l 75sz FL
70.RI735. IN
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 nlnf N q
to 10 cents higher, iiative ~ go
4S5Gi640: yeaflings 500 SIC; )s3 ttve s]5
eS0M735
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, JAN. 10.
Prime mercantile paper 5d5a per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills ut 4S3 for 60
day bills and at 1860 for demand
Commercial bills 1872.
Bar silver G3a.
Mexican dollars 49,
Government bonds heavy.
Railroad bonds heavy.
Money on call steady a, 23m3 per cent;
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Jan. e..
Spot closed quiet Middling uplan,
L. 10: do. gulf 1926. Sales 200 bales I
Galveston quiet, IL 11-l6; New Orlear
quiet, 49, Savannah quiet, 12s; Charles
ton steady: ~; Memphis steady, lss.
Net receipts for three days s., 424 q
Exports to Great Britain 35ST9:3
France pa; to the Continent 2s0l6,. {
Japan 6756 b
Stock l.O7307l
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INTERIOR wATERs,

The Committee on Interior Waters will
meet at Highway Department. state
House. on Wednesday of each week, at
2 p. NJ, until further notice.
J. FRED o'CONNELL, Secretary.
CHAS. r. KINGSBURY, Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-14
LEGISLATIVE NOTICES.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Came will meet at Room No. %. First
Floor State House, on Wednesday OF
each week at 2 p NJ. until further no
tice.
JOSEPH W. ALLEN. Chairman.
SETH F. CLARK, Secretary.