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mtg =; atty. Lawyers & t Co,
$50 Bway; note. ..................t700
uJntAun.

mtg =; atty, Lawyers T & t Co,
leV Bway; note... .................N1O
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north of 10th street)
10TH ST. al9 W, 25xioo.l1, Dec ls-Mn-
ssttys' GreenSerE q Levy. IS park
RivERsiDiE DRIVE. tss, n cor ,isSSS
at. l02.bx102, 2xss.i1xl2G, Dec ie-Nor-
mar Real Estate Corpn to Abel King.
Z per bond, p m sIS7,bOO; atty, Fredk Lese,
,ssTH 81. iss W. is.s1ss.ii. p m. Bee e
William st. yrs, per cent: atty, Jno
i's is.s ST; ' ne, ass 1sS,. ATs,s5dsm ay
cuomo, i7t 7th av. yrs. 8 per cent. p m
$4,000; atty. Lawyers T q T Co. 100
NAGLE Av. nw: 50 Arden 4, 1850 tS9
i2ss, p m. Dec 1T--Kopson Realities, Inc,
to Ida A Decker. secs l05th st, Rich
0ns ,sisoo S Sf New yr' *Oss per T,, cent.
Co. las Bway 5000
Bronx.
thorough OF Tho Bronx.)
18TH 81. es. 27s.7 n W Webster av, $40
xto.t-.Annie Vogol to Guaranteed Mtg
sys sc nee r. 20, SSG as per SSO OSG
SAME PROPERTY-Same TO same D m
$4,000 Dec Is. installs. Q per cent; same
GRAND BouLEvARp AND coNcoi;Raissgg9
ne, cor iSsth 81. 7s.txssex5s.3 xss.l-Ho-
Part Healtles c1rpn to Chelsea Realty
cent; atty. New York Title q M CO, iS5
oHXSb 1oULEiy;iiRDD' AND coNcootuS's SEQ
Dee l. yrs. tls per cent; atty,
ST oUEN Pr W cor Baker ay 3.asGSS
wwJ9hn Clarsy, Jr, to Fanny Epstein. l2S
$50 st. Dec 10, due May /, 1918, 5h
Per cent; atty. New York T q NJ Co,
1s5TH 81. 5. 90 Park av. tox 1000
hampton SUFFOLK corpn to Harry Pico-
600 Dec 1S' due Sept 1920 ,ot p pes e sSs
n atty, 4 ,Gronich. 200 Bwsy 81 500
ton suclE corpn to Harry V PisoweI is55
G Gqs Sept ad 4 1920 1920; per cent; atty a
BAs I;Io ST, a e. c Fox st. 1oJx5sw
gSe w 1929 st. prior mtg 1000. Dec
s, $50 Bwsy per cent Attys' MOrrIs g no6
2ssTH ST So s25 Martha av. 25Iic slO2go
BIero s sN pso to VIM Dodge. 427l
V4NhjjE ME T Isu Az, 2e7s, = g. 4oi1ssi@
2ss7i Norris sv. prior mtg s21,Soo. Dec ;
~; installs. o per cent: atty. o Davis.
LoNGFELLow Az |: 1sss is7,S 500 st
2ox10o-Madeleine W Macy to Anna G
humrill, Springfield. Mass; Dec II, 8 yrs,
per cent; atty. l. sturcke. so Maiden
wATERioo pr. Tx vcoa,n 5000
26x65-Pershing Rlty Co TO Joe Adei.
son. III Broome ct. Dec Ii. instails, g
per cent; atty, Joe Addison. III Broome
l5sD ST. 37I Z. n 8, 37.6xIOO-Wm Harres
to Mary L Elmer. 100 Riverside Drive,
e PsiG[ R mts 81 4 900 Dec S 1e yrs Rs
I'D AV, 1882, S. 25 2Ng6 4-Ferdinand
Storck TO Central Savings Bank. 1877 4th
& T Co. 176 BwRy. ................$2 81, 800
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buys HOME IN FLUSHING.

\. NJ. Duncan Of Brooklyn has bought
for home the dwelling. or plot 5Ox1Ss,
at So North sixteenth street. Broadway
Flushing, from the Schultz estate. ]
Albert Johntra was the broker.
The sun., 1918-12-18
BROKERS IN WATER sT. DEAL.

The Cruikshank Company and Cam
manu. Voorhees, 4 Floyd were the
brokers' in the recorded sale OF the tivo
story business building at as and IS
WAFER street for the Amy Realty
famibs
The sun., 1918-12-18
FRONT STREET LOFT SOLD.

Tho four-story store and loft on lot
22.1xs6.7,t at So Front street, in tho to-
bacco district, has been sold by the
ODonohue family after an ownership
of a great many years.
The sun., 1918-12-18
HOBOKEN LUMBER VAN SOLID

Ebenezer II. Gardner has sold to the
National Milling Company the lumber
yard on the northeast corner of West
and Lake streets, West Hoboken, for
$4,000.
The sun., 1918-12-18
TITLE co. DIVIDEND,

Tho New York Title and Mortgage
Company has declared a regular guam
terly dividend OF "a per cent, payable
January ?. 1919, to stockholders ofrecord
on December 90, 1918.
The sun., 1918-12-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

RIvERvIEw TERRACE. cor 5s,h st.
l0o.bx75-M II Treadweli co agt New
York Steam Co, owner and contrac-
GANsEvooRT' ST, s-Jacos pine Az AZ
Ches Goldman, owner and contrsc-
tor. ...,..... .,................... s575
The sun., 1918-12-18
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD

Officers are Saul Schorr. president, R,,.
Abramowitz. vice. president; Chario,,e
Schorr. treasurer; William Godtrlcd, ssc
rotary. wv
Assignments.
RAYMOND NJ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q,
bed spreads and linen at l7j Fifth sy,
nue. yesterday assigned for the benefit 9.
creditors to Irving l.. Ernst VI
IRVING ETERNBERG-Sklrts and dra,s,.
at 20 West Nineteenth street mas ~
signed for tho benefit OF creditor. :.
william sallman of Sc Lincoln aysnu,
judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following Judgments we're hled ,.,.
terday. December II, the fret name bsin.
that Of the debtor:
Augenolick. Samuel. Lazarus. f1sAtt
Addometer Corp. wilkinson
Apex Leasing Co. inc.-Ltk;.; '"'''"
| stores, Inc: costs. ioan
| Allen. Franklin VIZ. J. Elan
Bennst. Howell s. >. National i'"t"
Bank Of North Hudson. ........ toiGG
Baker. Benjamin.. Moskowi,z. i.SV
Clarendon Sales COB. II. Siod-
dsrd ;..;;;;::.:..;,;....,,:..,nn;;..i4-. l',,Gn
Casino. Anthony i'll, ii. Hin: '''i'
riehs ..i..;;;..;...,,.";;.,. GtIB
stevens, Inc. .............,.... tTsl-
Casino. Anthony J.-H. II. Hin.
richs ;.,;..;,,...;;:....,,::.... van
q Co. Inc. s',,,
Of N. Y: City. .....;.,...:...... i.s,tm
nifty Co. ct al; costs, $500. liLn
co.-Young 6 Halstead Co. -. isau
Freishters Transportation Co.
w. n a
The sun., 1918-12-18
RESULTS At AUCTION.
7 At II Wesley STREE ]
pY Josenh z. paY-

TERRY ST, &c and 90, =. ss.7x95, {
sty limit Sake ct al agt NJ + stan
ley ct al; due, {2l,75s.4s: pr mtg, SSJ,-
900; to tho plaintift ....,.,.....,tl 600
MADISON AV, 1872, tSX:OO. + sty tnmt
ana strs-Lawrence Bodcnheimer ct al
eXs, agt r q HolzwAsser ct al; due
sl7,is45S; tsxes, sc, i76sO6; to the
The sun., 1918-12-18
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown,
tsouth Of Fourteonth street.l


Downtown.
(south of Fourteenth street,
WATER ST, Is, 81 2xbsSx3O,b xss2: water
st, 4B. n 8. 1927 @ Coenties slip, 2s5
N6bTE42X6h, p m, Dec lf--2l0 W 56th
81 co to Central Union Trust Co OF y Y
so BwRy, trus under mtg made by Almy
Realty Co, yrs, 30 attys Larkin Il
Perry: 81 wan 81: .,:,........... $40, 600
Dec i6-JennIe sapro 10 Lawyers Mtg
Co. 20 Liberty st, due and mtg as per
bond: atty, Title Guar T CO, i76
RIDGE ST. 1872. atxiGo. M De. iG i9w
Louis Marks TO Samuel PfelfIer and ano,
81 llsth st, exrs, ~ yrs, 6G, pr mtg
=; attys, Lind a p. 46 Cedar st.iS 900
s32, &c. April 8, l9l7--Wecaw d co to
GermRnia Bank, due and int aB per
notes; address, Westchester Avenue
Bank, 1850 Southern Blvd. .....tI3,oo0
West side.
(West OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
2SD ST, ?, 327 W from point cqui-
lease hold, Sept 6-Charlotte sorchan
TO Cornela y Taber, 1877 Archer pl, Mt
Vernon. y Y, demand, so (; atty, jos 4
puTnss 1856 " IAN 300
SAP ST, g. IS Amsterdam az, 25x
1905, Dec l6--'Louise Hewlett TO An
tonic Cuomo, 474 eth av, Q yrs, go, pr
mtg $1,000 atty, Lawyers 7 Co.
MASHATTAN Nv. iii, iSx5o, D mN .oHo
liam r spiesel to John R Davidson, $40
Columbus ~, due Jan 49, 1919. ef. pr
The sun., 1918-12-18
Yesterdays Fires.

- ~ ,,,, Loss
iG-Solo Broliway. unknown Slight
2iio-24o T. 4Oth st; Matthew
~ otonueU ..,.,....,........Sli slight
+:0O--di6 ". 4's; st.. y. Y. stock
yard 60. ........... r.ri,,,-,.,,.
S'h'-.t} W. !5s;A ~; Mary Voc
49, L. ,'t.., ...,...... . slight
-tl' . 9Th st.; unknown CO.. slight
'''S-t' Rutgers pI.; samuel Gross
y. NJ '''''N''s"t
?;3o-530 W. h3d st.. unknown. Slight
S0-3t5 r Sist st. Joseph David slight
CO.'S Perry st. Mary Schunitz Tria1ng
-'7'- ~ H. Tooth ct; Harry
4'Oo-II"th 81, and Hughes av.,
Bronx; unknown ......... -rrlalny
tIV-,6 W, 94th st; Fricda Riccs Trifing
''SS-t@ Madison Hv.; Morris
r.,n 80" '''''...'' o. '............ g. 900
o'4o--+N"S Su Gv.; sylvia Krep.
49,. -" '''t'''t r,....... I Unknown
0.00--ln front so Broadway: auto.
mobile, Reuben Goldberg. Trrrirr
''ic- IO5-ao5 Greene ST., owner un-
NH'NH -''rr.f. s..,...... 'rriilirR
The sun., 1918-12-18

7TH ST, iss E. issx4l.e. irrssi sty
Loretta Corp ct al; due, is.iss,75, taxes,
&c. i5So65; to the plaintiff: .....i7o 900
18TH ST, as w. 2lllXS2, sty and b
dwlg-w R Doremus ast F W Parsons
ct al; due. 35.095.2l; taxes. &c, Sl,276.75;
subject 10 tax lien s2l7S; to the plain.
i7Tm ST. s27 u .sx,oo.5. atty tnm tH ana
strs-LA Buddtngton agt Wave Realty
Go ct al; due, H2,916,72; taxes, sc,
s606Js; to the plaintiff. Iii ,OOV
by NJ Morgenthau, Jr.. Co.
ll6TH ST. 42O W. BOxlO0Il, sty ant
house-N A TiIamins AIT Sesrum So
ciety ct al; due. 137.lSOOl; taxes. sass;
subject to a lot mtg OF Sl4s, 500; TO the
plaintiff ...,,....,. ....,.,....si5s50 500
by Samuel Marx.
IlsTH ST. so W, 25xl0Oll, sty tnmt-F
Dc Foster ct al agt Caroline Romer
ct al; due, 32i,254sS; taxes &c
N,a0375: to the plaintiff. ....,..322 900
lat s2os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY James j. Donovan.
WEBSTER AVE. asia. n W cor 18TH
at (39b), bl.2xlI53x50xlo4.6, 6 sty tnmt
and strs--S T Case, extrix. agt Evelyn
Dldg Co ct al: due. Slo,930.45; taxes, &c,
1851: Adjourned to Dec "a
The sun., 1918-12-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

on sale, No trading Of Importance; feel
ing unchanged. Dressed beef slow at IL y
26c. per Id. for native sides.
CALyEs-Receipts, 80 head; $50 on
sale. Market quiet and steady. Common
to choice veais sold at f15Q 2l per 100 lbs
Gus yearns 'fa fsyss wessfn and
Tennessee calves. Ss.5o9l i.5o. Dressed
calves slow city dressed vesis'o 20 Q soc
sales-Newton 8 Co: 4 veals, 1852 Tbs.
culis;. @. 81; yearlings. 400. $3.50,
ll5. -Iis; 2. 100, SIS; IL culls, So, Il4; 80,
s.. ;il: grassers, i4s, 81; yearllngs.
v... 7' k s?c 5O ~ ls9 ,sS eS.
10. -sl4; I. l7O.. $40; 3 fed CALVES. 40. 50;
50 western calves. AS; $3.50 John T.
q oSii;' 5, ,ia; fcd calves. l.o. ,. .
grassers. a.s. 81. : yearli1ss .iS. $3.50.
shamberg st son: II Tennessee calves,
l yesls. Ias. $40; 2, 10. SIS; srasser,,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1850
head; II cars on sale. sheep steady
lambs slow and weak to lower: Sheep
sold at s65OGs.5O per 100 pounds: culls.
1915; culls, ssai2. Dressed mutton slow
at log Ice. per pound; dressed lambs. Is
lambs. so lbs. average. as; 222 Ohio. SO.
Sl425; 255, e6. .14; 3t3 Pennsylvania, 70.
IiI:5: 1876. 70. Si4; ls yearlings, So, 81;
2 sheep. SIS. 81; il. lo7, $3.50; 4. IS. S.. 8.
Sanders: AS state lambs. 49,, $3.50. l22,
60, Sl4; rs, 55, $3.50: culls. az. IS; s
sheep. 90. .; culs. s5. S.. Tobin &
,i5.2J; 20. 81. i1i25; "a sheep. iii. IS.
Newton & Co: 60 Pennsylvania lambs. II.
il525; 3 sheep. l3o. $3.50; 5, 100. ss 5
eulls. 90. $3.50. J. g. Curtis & Son 81
state lambs 50, $3.50; 4. So. 1ls: culls,
q. si?: 25 sheep, 80, $3.50; cuIls So, So.
W. X. Hume: so state lambs. 10. S15.75; II
sheep. 1872, $3.50. s. Judd & Co: 60 Penn
sylvania lambs, -. 1l5.2j.
HOGS-Recelpts. s.s7O head: . cars on
sale. Market steady at il7.75 ais per 100
TBS. pigs. Sls.75; roughs, f15.75: country
dressed hogs quiet at lSg:4c. per ID.
roasting pigs 2Sd55c.
Sales-Sewton & Co: Is Pennsylvania
hogs. 81 lbs, average, SIS; &c. 1872. 3I7.75;
l rough. SSo, fl5.T5. John r Dreelan: Fl
state hogs, 100. 3ls. Kerns Commission
Company-e state hogs 255, sls; 1903 Penn
sylvania, l+9. sl7.75; roughs. $40, sl5.75.
]. Shamberg q Son: 76 Tennessee hogs,
200. SIS: roughs, ass. sl5.75.
The sun., 1918-12-18

MORTGAGE LOANS.
The sun., 1918-12-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


6Ss W, 65TH SIT rooms hot water
Inquire janitor or telephone Orchard SIiI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-09

to Japan and he bespoke for them a
cordial and courteous reception as a
means of CementinG the friendly re-
lations between the two countries.
The opinion that public expressions
in Japan are liable to he lacking in a
proper consideration for the feeling Of
the peoples of Japans allies was ex-
pressed by Baron Goto. He said that
occasional comments published with
out proper care or investigation which
appear TO the allies as unfriendly crit
iCiSm were most regrettahlc at a time
when Japan is making common cause
with the Entente nations and Is ac-
expectation of complete victory.
The war, the minister explained, had
necessitatcd certain trade restrictions
and Japan's commerce had been affec-
ted thereby. But it should be remem-
bered that these restrictions were the
result of sheer necessity and that ia
pan must be prepared to make sacri-
fees in order to carry on the War to
q successful termination. He deplor-
ed the fact that the sudden expansion
of trade had led to a tendency to ex-
port goods of inferior quality. For
tunately, by the combined efforts Of
the government and of those directly
interested in maintaining a genuine
standard the production OF inferior
goods was decreasing, though it had
not entirely ceased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-09
MONMOUTH

Mrs. f. II. johnson and children of
Brighton, Mass, are at their summer
home for the season.
Miss Jennie Wheeler is passing
several weeks with friends in Liver
more Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lord passed
Sunday in Portland, the guest Of their
daughter, Mrs. Carol Bent, and Mr..
Bent.
Work will be resumed at the Red
Cross rooms on Tuesday afternoon.
July 9. All are invited to- attend and
assist in the work.
Rev. w. II. Holman and Mrs. Hol-
man of Saco were in town, Sunday.
Ethel Hayward Of Lewiston Is VS.
ting her aunt. Mrs. c. B. Boyd ana
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Miller OF New
ton Center are occupying DR.. c. e.
owens cottage on the north Shore Of
the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan Rolfe ana
two children. of Wilton, were guests
of relatives in town on Sunday.
Miss Katherine Gillingham OF Ger
mantown. Pa, is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Gillingham at
their summer home by the lake side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-09
GARABED. TO BE
DEMONSTRATED
TO CONGRESSMAN

Washington, July S-The adverse
report by a committee of scientists
was not enough to dispel the fascira-
ton of "Garabed" that has prigged
members of Congress. The inventor
G. X. T. Giragossian. has come to
Washington from Boston determined
to demonstrate that he has a machine
that will accomplish what Ne claims,
produce energy without fuel, on a
principle entirely new.
His friends in Congress have not
lost faith in him it appears. His un-
expected return to Washington ,ast
week. after five noted scientists re-
ported to Sec. Lane that "Garabed"
gave no evidence Of !eing able to
move ships. airplanes and railroads,
has been taken by few Congress
men as cause for continued trust.
Giragossian told then he wants to
prove he is right, in oder to shield
them from ridicule. He has been
assured that ''Garabed' will receive
protection under the patent laws
when it is made public.
The demonstration is expected to.
take place within week. A machine
is being constructed to give practical
examples of "Garabed" ability to do
| business. The time and place are
carefully guarded.
Giragossian has told his friends
that he will come out on top" in
spite of the refusal Of scientists to
agree with him. J. Robert HenneSsy
| OF Massachusetts, who has been Cira-
gossian's principal supporter from the
outset, has not lost confidence, and
accompanied him to Washington to
urge the second demonstration
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-09
SHOOTING ARRAY
NEW GLOUCESTER

New Gloucester, Nc. July s.
Clarence Aver. New Gloucester
farmer, is in the Central Maine Con-
eral hospital in Lewiston with mis-
left hand and part OF his right
gone, and Fred Ttlwell is locked up
in the county jail in Portland as
result of shooting which occurred
Saturday morning.
Aver came to the place of Charles
G. Ward with his team at s o'clock
and began calling for Elwel. say
ing. it is alleged: Come cut here
and I'll FIX you"
Elwcll. hearing tho pounding on
the door and the shouts, arose and as
he PASSED through the hallway took
down a shotgun When ne opened
the door he fired and Aver staggered
back 10 tie wagon. wounded The
Wards got up and brought him int
the house, where he was cared COR
by a physician, after which he was
taken to the hospital
The left hand was amputated ana
three Of the fingers on the. riglt.
Sheriff King F. Graham and Dep
uties Charles w Gerow Of Var
mouth and Frank w. Hawkes. of this
town were called and TIE Statement
which Elwcll made to them Was SUD
stantiated by the Wards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features OF the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks

New York, July S.-Apart from last
saturdays severe contraction of excess
reserves by local banks and more def
nlle limitations concerning new capital
requirements by railroads and industrial
corporations, events over the week end
offered no explanation for today'S dull
and heavy stock market.
Foreign news was reassuring in the
maine and domestic developments were
unchanged save for sporadic labor
troubles and firmer monetary ttenden-
Cies, especially in time funds. 4
With scarcely an exception YleadinG
shares were under persistent pressure,
the selling again focusing about United
States Steel, which suffered an extreme
recession of p points. Kindred issues
yielded alphabetically and rails also
We're reactionary, dividend payers los
ing ! to Il.
Among the several speculative groups.
Sumatra Tobacco experienced gross
setback Of I points and General Motors
6. with 3 for United Cigars and / to q
for metals and oils. Included among
the heavy miscellaneous issues were
Central Leather. Industrial Alcohol
Distllers and Interborough Consolidat-
ed preferred.
Lowest quotations were registered in
the last hour. but towards the close
specialties rallied ! to 3 points and
equipments. including United States
Steel and Republic Iron, recovered sub
stantal fractions, while Marine pre-
ferred was relatively strong. Sales
amounted to $1,000 shares
Traffic at western and far western
points diminished during the past week
but the general business situation was
more favorable on further solution of
war problems.
Liberty Bonds were heavier, other is
sues easing slightly. Total sales, par
value. aggregated s4l75,00O. United
States bonds, old issues, were unchang-
ed on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-09
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. July 8
HOGS-Receipts 81, 600. market uneven.
mostly Is to Is higher. Packing grades
closed dull with advance partly lost.
Bulk of sales 16sonl73o; butchers 1850
1885; packing l630a 1895: light 1700ulsi0,
rough 1575I1625: pigs l625dl665.
CATTLE-Recepts 5000. Good TO
best steady to strong, others and butch
ers generally steady. Calves steady.
Suckers and feeders slow to steady.
Beef cattle: Good, choice and prime 1850
mlS00; common and medium 1175M1650
Butcher stock: Cows and heifers SN0
l450; Gamers and cutters 7NGSO0. Stock
ers and feeders: Good. choice and fam
cy 1c400 1900; common and medium S0oGf
l040 Veal salves: Good and choice 1909
G1675.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000. Steady and
mostly Is higher for fat class; common
and feeders generally steady: choice
short sorted native lambs 1873: good
short sorted native 1850. Lambs: Choice
and prime 1S6oM1S@o: medium and good
i7751lS60; culs 1301fl 1900. Ewes: Choice
and prime l25Odl325; medium and good
1000Gl 1850; culls 450u90o.
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New York Produce Market

New York, July s.
FL0C R-Quiet; springs 109oqll50;
winters and Kansas l150G1175.
C0RN-Spot firm; fresh shelled No. 2
yellow l9S 81 and No. 3 yellow 1SS ga
cost and freight New York.
OAT'--Spot steady; standard 90s
POI N--"irm, mess f150u4sh; family
55Nl. short clear 5000 5l,p
LAt Firm; middle west 2S00Gi 2610.
y L I |. - Firm; receipts 1852;
Crean5. higher than extras a 3-4445A
creamt y extras, 20 score, A 1-4T44A;
first A3n54; packing stock current make
No 50.
EGGs--Fl-m; receipts 14157; fresh
gathered extras ~; fresh gathered reg
ular packed extra firsts i2ft43 do. firsts
33u4l; state Pa. and nearby western
hennery whites fine to fancy 526t54 /,
state, Pa. and nearby hennery browns
asa ~; 80 sathered browns and mixed
sTGAR-Rsw steady; centrifuga,
6-o55; rehnedtsteady; cut loaf 800; crush
ed So mould A So. cubes So. XXXN
powdered N0 powdered 7G5; fine gganu-
IA ted ana diamond A $50. confectioners
a 40, No. 1875.
POTAIDES-F'irm: Jersey No. Dbl.
5oo66o: No. . 25Nd35o: southern No. /
! Dbl. 41f"6cO; No, > 2H7037o; No. ] Jersey
sweets per basket 250n3o0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-09
GERMAN ATTEMPTS
TO EMBROIL JAPAN,
STATES AND CHINA

Tokip, May 3o.-(Correspondence)-
Governors of the JapaHese Empire
were Warned by Baron shimper Goto,
the .Jananese Foreign Minister, in an
addressSyp them recently to beware OF
mischiey.lus rumors which were, he
said, calculated to estrange relations
between JasAS. and the United States
and japan 80 China. The Foreign
Minister advised the governors to be
on their guard against secre. enemy
emissaries coming through siberia 70
stir up trouble. fin Japan. .
Abiding to tie pending nesotlatlons
for an accord With China, Baron Goto
said that the more intelligent persons
OF China and Japan are trying to
reach an effective understanding. In
the future, more Chinese would come
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. July 8.
Action Of Congress looking to higher
prices on wheat stimulated an advance
in the value of corn today, notwith-
announcement of a veto forth
coming from President Wilson. The
market closed unsettled, however, 1t
net lower 10 | IA up. with August
l4 "A to 154 3-S and September 1j5 IA
Oats finished o-S off to Is advance. and
provisions varying from . cents down
TO rise of % cents
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Lire, demand S.SS cables $50.
Rubles. demand 49,, cables II nominal.
Bar silver 99s.
Mexican dollars II.
Government bonds heavy.
Railroad bonds easy.
THE loans strong: GO days 5aT5s: 90
days 5aM5s: six months bid.
Call money strong: high 6. low 6, rul-
ing rate 6. closing bid 81. offered at g.
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B oston Stock Market

Boston Produce Market =
~, Boston. July s.
@HEEF-Choice whole cattle Is.
BCTTER-Sorthern 46Q 46a; western
4iaN46 Il.
CHEESE-New York twins 29dfa
CORNING 2 yellow 194a@195.
EGGS-Choice hennery and neapy IS
Q5s; western 42G4s.
HAY-So grade timothy 1S1A
LAMB-Spring IL.
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New York Money Market

New York, July 8,
Mercantile paper, four months six
months g.
sterling e9-day bills 4221.
commercial C9-day bills On banks Az.
Commercial 6O-dav oils 4.7la. demand
475.3o. cables 47s Ills
Francs, demand SIZE, cables $40.
Gpllders, demand 5OS, cables 81.
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PORK-Medium backs 500.
POTATOES-Ma Maine 3G325 per 1G0 lbs. ;
new southern 4n625 per Dbl.
SUGAR-Granulated, 20 Dbl. lots, go
EEAL--l4Q22
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MoBlLolL 1sc QUART, Csc GAL.

\ gaI, 3d. By arre., 55c gal. Ceyion
tubes. first quality, and all auto tires at
80 per cent discount. Cars stored by day
or month Thorough repairs at reason
able prices on any maze car by skilled
mechanics. Mace Motor Cr Co. Phone
62y- w. Augusta. may25dtf
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BARGAINS IN NEW AND USED

cars One 1lve-passenger BUICK, recent
~ overhauled, s215. one 1917 5-passenger
Nel:e, run 100 miles. good as new, $1,000.
One late 1917 mode! big Studebaker,
run 1909 niles. Good as new, sll00. One
4-passenger King ). run 300 miles. Per
feet condition. H-eWly painted. This
Year pr e S2iU0. sale price Sl30O On,
new kilg 5. passenger car. This year
price s2l10 Our price $3.50.
Our 1915 Buick big Chassis and
good tires. $500. One 1916 Pullman, run
1ro miles, perfect condition. $3.50 Mace
Motor Car Co. 43 State St, Augusta.
FhOne 62y-W may25dtf
FORD CAR IN GOOD CONDITION.
also Ford grocery truck. Price right
L. L. Hight, Madison, Me. may14dtf
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WALL STREET
Reported by HAYDEN, Stone e Co.

Members New York Stock Exc. Bos-
ton Stock Exc. New York Cotton Exc,
Chicago Board OF Trade. Portland
Branch Office, $50 Middle ST.. New Eng
land Telephone 1862 1853
VIM. II. PORTER, Mgf.