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Royalty at Cowes.

From the London Truth
Princess Louise drove the marquis about
several times in a ralli cart, upholstered in pig
skin-a smart littlo turnout, in which every
thing matched in color, harness, woodwork
and pigskin. The bay pony was few shades
darker than the rest, and Princess Louise's
usual dress cream color. So all was thor
oughly harmonious. Prince Alfred OF Edin-
burgh drove his sister about IN one OF these
convenient little carts. The queen not
much seen, but the Princess Of Wales came
ashore more than usual, in her white or blue
yachting dress, or more ceremonious
afternoon attire, always accompanied by
her daughters. IL is pleasant 70 see
them together. Mother and daughters seem 20
have an unfailing supply OF amusing converse
ton. ana while the two girls laugh heartily
and loud the princess INDUCES in a whimsical
little smile. which expresses mirth quite a.
much as any audible manifestation. She speaks
very quickly. and two or three words very rap
idly uttered by her set the two girls OF laugh
ing, while the mother only looks amused. Then
she says something else and her daughters
laugh more heartily still. The three appear to
be on the best of terms. When the prince 10
with them be often JOINS in with great jolly
laugh and says something himself which adds
to the general hilsrity.
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To Celebrate Emancipation.

The most prominent colored men in Virginia
have held q conference and propose TO have .
grand celebration in Richmond Of the twenty
seventh anniversary of the emancipation
proclamation, beginning October is and lasting
two days committee having charge Of the
matter has prepared an elaborate circular.
which has been sent broadcast over the United
States, n il intends TO make this q national
celebration. II IL denied that any political
significance attaches TO the movement
Miss parvenu (showing poor relation over
the poultry yard attached 90 stucco villal-
And those are Black Spanish. IA got the
eggs on purpose from Madrid, % that the breed
should be quite pure and We 'asched them our
selves"
Friend alphabetically -"whst pretty
things! And do they hay every day?"
Miss Parvenu-'Wel dare say they could;
but our position, you know, b such that We
don't require them 70 lay more than three -
four sggs week"
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

GROUND FLOOR WANTED 100 DEPART
- ment Employees and others to purchase shares tof
500 each, &2O down and $40 III Real Es-
tate Investment. Company viii double In value soon
AZ all are taken Each share entities the holder to
choose o $500 LOT q beautiful subdivision; those
who want something choice investment or Ioca-
ton address SU BURBAN, Star Office au29-3t
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SPECIALTIES,

AIRS DIR. MULLER CAN BE CONSULTED AND
Nk treats successfully all Female Complaints from
whatever cause At her residence. S07x / st. NV
Office hours ] to SPIN. tyl2-.yms
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DENTISTRY.

nR. JOHN A DAILY,
IL Dentist,
auo6-1m' yl2 New York ave. NV.
nk STAIR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST., COR
~ knw.-First-class Filings inserted. Application
10 gums prevents pain i'll extracting AL branches Of
Dentistry. AT present lVcaIion yeara InhlG
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K PROFESSIONAL.


NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
w LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and
gentlemen 90 cents each SOs ST.. between 4th and
9th ats. NV. jyl6-Sw'
DROP. CLAY, IHE OLD-ESTABLISHED ONLY
reliable genuine and Natural torn Clairvoyant
Astroioger and Medium IN this city boru with veil
ana wonderful prophetic gift Of second sight. reveals
every hidden my hnds lost stolen property
brings separated together causes speedy MarriaXes
caves success IN businets removes family troubles
evil Influences advice Oh business, love-
you are III doubt OF. All business ndeutia Never
been known Tail.
Hours. . am. " $50 Pm Sundays. /: to SPIN
SittinRs. 5Oc.
Pariors. SOB 18th ct. NV aul6-l2ts
NINE RAPHAI. THE CELEBRATEDCL AIRvOY-
V1 ant and Astrologist, the seventh daughter born
with caul has wonderful healing power Gives nanos
and lucky dates. Don't !aiI u this lady Room
H. SlOF stn !yly 36t'
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-FLATS

I,oR gENT-WEST END FLATS. 26.O X ST y W
Il near II Signal Office Large Room Hat, b. tn.
range all mod imps. coal vaults; gas meters rent
moderate. Apply to JanItor. su25-Gts
I.oR RENT-HANDSoME NEWLY FINISHED
Flats, 26lS st. large airy fer large
or small families; wide parking and side grounds
terms reasonable. A. j. HOuGHToN. 2Jl3 Pa ave.
NV
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EOUSEFURNISHINGS.
BICYCLES.

b1C L C1ES.
GMITHS wHEELERIES,
- CYCLING RINK, 92l II ST NV, NEAR 9TH
LADIES OR GENTS Itiding guaranteed. 81.
GENERAL CYCLE DEALERS.
DART, VICTOR, WORTH $l35.
PSYCHIC, sl4O; JOLIET. s125: LEAGUE. SIS.
Boys and Girls SAFETIES.
,y1-Im SALES ROOM. COR. 9TH ANDE
RICYCLES-THE "GAZELLE" SAFETIES FOR
DLadies and Children; $50. t35 and S32 Ali light
tubular steel frame machines made here and fully
warranted. High Grade Ladies' aud Mems SAfeties at
Low Prices. CRAWFORD a Co
je'-3m ll16 -. Z. W.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- NOkDDEUTSCHER LLOYD &. & co
Fast Express Stesners
To Southampton tLondon, Havre), Bremen.
Trave, We'd. Aug. 81. = I.m.: Ebe. sat. Aug 80,
pm. Lain, We'd. Sept. s. . IN. Elder. Sat- sept
We'd. sept. 10. z pm.
Comfortable stite rooms excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments Prices LIST cabin, SIS and up
ward berth. according to location ID cabin. 800 an
DEOOP. 025 Penn ave su23
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l.OE INT-330 SPRUCE ST.. LIE DROIT PARK
Il 6-rsm Brick nicely papered mod. rps cable
cars: Is. BARNES Il WEAVER,
D3n A
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lSOR ENT-FOUR NEW BRICKS; SIX ROOMS
= wss. Sc. Brent place. bet Del ave, LIST, Is and
SITS. u near Capitol. Il. 4 q. depot and Govt
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IGOR ENT-I9O4 nth ST. NV; SIX-ROOM
II Brio. newly papered throughout; S15.
BARNES WEAVER,
Gu2S-t 6.,9 = ST. n W.
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| 10 ST. y. W.. BETWEEN 18TH AND 18Th SITS.
NV. -Four Handsome 1 hree- story and Cellar Resi-.
dcices two with brick and brown and two with
| green stone fronts each house coItaiEs II rooms
and has every convenience location first class prices
| reasonable. lHOS J. FISHER AZ Co.
| au2o-Ot 1874 L st. NV.
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Il 22l2 ST.; o rooms: NV; $50
152.s 9Th ST.; 9 rooms; NV; as.
81 4-room Flat; Ia ave. Sc; $40.
INQUIRE CHI. RUPERT.
au'S3-St iO;b tn st NV
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ISoR PENTHOUSE Ills 10TH ST NV; NINE
rooms including hath; hot and cold water, range,
Nc Rent s35. Inquire ut 1904 La. Au.!2-lm
ltOk REST-HOUSEs III AND 1l9 NEW YORK
L ave. NV; excellent condition: all modern i'm
provements Rent $50 per month. Apply ia ST.
INV. au2U-9ts
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PRINTERS.
TIME LINOTYPE COMPANY,
i PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS,
- Ala 1lth ST. tStnr Buiidingj.
TYPE SET RY MACHINERY 70 PER CENT LESS
THAN HAND COMPOSITION
Special rates to the trade. au5-1m
NcGII.L 4 WALLACE
M PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
Professional lrInting specially.
llO1 st. NV.
Estimates furnished PresswoIk for the Trade. au2
II L. MCQUEEN,
H. iRINTER AND PUBLISHER
HOS lll6 E 81. NV.
Orders for Legal Blanks and Commercial or Profess
sonal Printing promptly executed Extensive line Of
samples of Wedding Invitations. Menus. orders Of
Dance Folders &c. An inspection invited.
F1SE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY Tvs
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LIZ KENT-2624 ST..:NEAR NEW SIGNAL
an1ossts open. au2S-3t.
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ESOK EENT-l3l6 RIGGS ST.. LIGHT ROOMS
Il and bath; in perfect repair.
STEIGER & LIEBERMANN,
au23-Ot 1903 st. NV
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1SOR .FNT-1S5O IARCH ST. LIE DROIT PARK
II News room English BASEMENT only two squares
from Gale cars pape-ed throughout $50
an2S-t BARNES Il WEAVER O2D + st NV
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EoR RENT-I0I4 ST.: Ten ROOMS; THREE
baths: electric bells. &c. $50 bet. North Capt.
tol and lst stsn-w. rootDS; N. IL So 80. 4.g
- 81 ne rooms. MI: s23- HEtskEIL Nc
LEkAS. lOUa ~. au21-:t
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l,oE RENT-HOUsEs IN WARD COURT BE.
Il tween y. II. ave and 22d st. and and SITS n ;
range. hot and cold water and water clOsets 81
per month. Apply to JOHN Z. BEAlI.
auS-2m 1921 st.
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ISOR RENr-EOUsE SOC ]. ST NV; ROOMS;
u Al modern improvements; IN good repair: rent
low Apply % W. c. JOHNSON. us 18th Il. nv
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oNs u
joys back to the paddock. He is apparently as
fresh as though he had been out for an Q Xer-
cising spin instead Of acc omplishing a feat that
will defy the efforts of years. Salvador is the
best horse seen on the American turf in twenty
years. All old timers agree on that point, and
it il only natural to suppose that We will not
have his like again in decade, and il il proba-
BILE that nobody who saw yesterdays perform
ance will live to see it sclipsed. unless by the
same horse. When Salvador entered the pad
dock Bergen could scarcely approach the dis
mounting stand. The horse was surrounded
by hundreds, who crowded each other in their
endeavor to place their hands upon him. The
fractional time Of the race follows: Quarter,
2ss{; half, 47x; three-quarters, Liz, and
Salvador was bred at the Eimendorf stud OF
Messrs. Swisert in Kentucky, and young Mr..
Swigert saw him run yesterday. He is by i'm
ported Prince Charlie, now dead, and is out Of
Salina, by Lexington He was sold to j. B.
for %, 700, and was left TO winter in the blue
grass country. In the spring he developed
ringbone, which resisted treatment, and Mr.
iNsggin, despsiring of his ever coming around,
offered to sell him for q, 500. The formation
and the colt was sent north 10 be trained His
first race was for the Junior championship
stakes when be finished fourth. His next
race was in the Futurity stakes at Coney
Island, when he ran second to the invincible
Proctor Knott A. few days later he won the
Flatbush stakes and followed this up by cap
turing the Maple stakes q Gfayssend, and the
Tuckshoe and Titan stakes at Jerome Park,
after which he was retired for the year. He
began his hres-year-old career by winning the
Tidal stakes. His next appearance was In the
rich Realization stakes at Sheepshead Bay,
where he gave Tenny IS pounds and beat him
Q nose for the e34, 100 prize. He then won the
Lorillard stakes at Monmouth, but at his next
essay suffered defeat both Longstreet and
D-,.xcr Wnokt heafins him I'm thu 0moibns
stakes. He placed the Jersey handicap to mis-
credit ct the same meeting, and ct the
fall meeting Of the Coney Island Jockey
Club won the September stakeA He closed
the year by winning two tufse races ct Jerome
Park. The public are fAiniliAr With his record
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1'OR tENT-13J PENNA. AVE. NV. 4 ROOMS;
IL ali nod. laps, III shadow of IS. Capitol: $40.
BARNES NEANEh.
au2SSt U1g + St NV
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1S0n II ST.. OPPOSITE THE sHOKEHAM
LOW Apartments with Board can CIV DE En-
SaSed Tor the Fall and Winter Season. Appointments
Grst-class. references. au.S-3ts
Mrs. COLLIN. FORMERLY OF 1904 II ST. n w.
~ has transferred her French boarding House to
1911 j. st. Il W.. two doors from National Theater
Pension Bourgeois; good rooms; very good French
dinner with Pint claret, Soc. board BIZ the week.
aul- Inn
7 ARGE, COOL, AIRY ROOMS, WITH BOARD al
II Der day and up; Rooms SO aud Toe. The WEB-
SiER, 5l3 18th 1T. NV. myl7
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lTUR RENT-l536 AND 1873 CORCORAN ST. 8
i rooms and bath, furnace heat, Gc.; papered
throughout. A. ii. SEMMES, Room 50. i4f6 +
street. I'll
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1fOR RENT-NEW IHREE-STURY BRICK, 53l
Florida ave has eight and bath all modern
improvements; S3O. ~. Il. II. wAhNEK CO.,
T. IL
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-04

CHEVEIRE,NS. Schr Gamma-36n tons lump
plaster to Carleton Bros & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-04
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK Sept. 189o-The Flour market
receipts .28, 1858 packages: exports S13 bbls,
and 22s0 sacks; dull, and heavy; sales 1900
Flour ouotat.ous-low extras 30@3 90; cltg
mills extra at 1895 25; city mills patents 90
fair to fancy at OoG5 s" ;'patents at 4 1895 90;
Minnesota clear 4 50d5 30: straigbts do at 65@
s e5; do patents 3506 %; do rye mixtures
44065 co; superfne at 2 75a3 70: fine 2 25a
3 90: Southern -four dull and heavy; common to
far extra 30a3 30; good to choice do at O0@
30. Rye Flour steady and quiet. CorDmeal dull
wheal-receipts 49. 200 bush ;exports :. bush;
sales Il 200 bush ;dq ns and io Nssl;
afioat,1 o3gs@1 CASA o b; No Red at 99c mol
Northern TN NO hard at 81 Rye quiet and
exports SO, 423 bush; sales 24s, 600 hush; active
and lower, closing steadier; No at 531z G5Ss4c
sFsi Se White O Oass@receIpts iS7 90
bush :exDorts = bush; sales 196. 600 bush; s dY
and moderately active mo at 400 white do 4o@
No i at z2c: do White zbc; Mixed western ssM
R42c do White at 42@5oc; White State 42@60:
No Chicago at 4i1sc o Ceffes Rio steady and
and higher: refined fairly active, firm 20 SAC; EXC
5-18S461sc; White Extra Q at 5ss05 11-l6c;
essc: standard at 5-16c: Confectioners at
6 Lice; cut loaf 9 1866; crushed at 1876:
powdered 1l-16c; graduated 8 5-16c; Cubes at
61sc. Petroleum steady and quiet-united at
84c. Pork is quiet and frmer. Beef quiet and
steady; beef hams dull: tierced beef is quiet; cut
mcdUS dTo weak anu QulcgJ uuu anu Easy.
lard firmer and quiet; Western steam 4219@
6 As; city steam at 90; refined quiet; for CONT
nent at s 4066 80: A att 80. Hutter Is quiet
and fairly irp. Cheese quiet and strong State z
@91a; fancy 9G91ad.
Freiehts to Liverpool firm; grain per steam
1Bd.
CHICAGO. Sept 3, 1s9o.-The Flour market
unchanged. Wheat weak and fairly active No
spring and No Red at OF. Corn-fair business,
closing steady: No 2 at 46c. Oats closed weak
and dull: No 2 at 35A@35ssc. Rye-No " at
size. Barley,No2 at 75c. Proyisions-Mess
Pork active and unsettled at $40 3711. Lard is
steadier at 6 2312. Dry sailed meats-shoulders
8 1906 871a short clear sides at 65@57 z.
Receipts-Flour IT 900 bbs, Wheat lie, 100 bu,
corn 305, 100 bush. oats 391 800 push; rye TO-
990,bush, barley as, BOO bush.
Shipments-Flour $500 bbls, wheat 116,0J0
bush. corn 400, 900, bush, oats 81 800 bush rye
10000 bush. barley 26, TOO bush
ST LOUIS. Sept 8 189O.--The Flour market is
quiet and unchanged. Wheat weak and lower:
No at 9914c. Corn lower; No at 44Mc. Oats
higher; No 2 at 34e. kye. No 2 at 70. Provisions
Pork at IL 20. Lard at 8 90. Dry salt meats
and bacon unchanged.
Recelpts-Flour, 1000 bbls: wheat $4,000
bush; corn 68 900. bush; oats $4,000 bush; rye
1900 bush; barley, 1000 bush.
Shipments-lF 5000 bbls; wheat, 1000
bush corn, $1,000 bush; oats. 10 900 bush rye
C0oo0 bush; barley 10000 bush.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-04
nnmastIc Porra.

SAN FRANCISCO-Sld 9th, sch John w Mari
Port 70 TiO0W1NSEND- 23d, ship Sargent
GAIVESTON-Ar LIST, sch Jennie Lockwo cd
Simmons, Philadelphia
BRUNSWICK-Ar I'd, sch Edward Stearns.
Heal, New York.
Ar I'd. sch Alice Holbrook, Portland; Jennie
Greenbank, Rockland:
NEWPORT NEWS-SId LIST, sch Warner Moore
Crockett, New York.
Ar I'd, sch Elbridge Souther, Portland.
BALTIMORE-Ar 20: barque Chestina Redman
Brown, Thorndike, New York; Clara A Don.
nell. Brendige, Kennebec; j w Bigelow, Rhodes.
Rockland.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar LIST, schs Charles A IN
lomb Magee Kennebec; Minnie Bergen Camn
bell, do; John II May, Briggs, do.
Ar I'd, brig Chas Puryls, Small Kennebec: schs
John III Converse, Leighton, kennebec: Lizzie III
Patrick, and Anna Milford, do; Sarah Wood
do; K Allen, Meady. do; II Teel, Johnson do:
riman, do.
Cid I'd, schs Hitchcock, Blair, Boston: Iona
SAWYER REYNOLDS SacO; Henry Nav Morr,s AZ
Ar at Delaware Breakwater I'd, sch Han,nah
McI,oon Bird Demerara for Boston
NEW YORK-Ar I'd, brig Henry r. Cleaves
Wallace Gun Point; schs Lucy Jones' and Net
tie Cushing, Rockland; Juna Decker and MARY
Murdoch, Rennebec; Maud s, Deer Isle. Ada Z
Campbell, Maine; Boston, from Gardiner; Helen
Thompson, Thomaston; II Baird, Water Cove;
PERTH AMB6Y-Ar 3oth, sch Ariadne, Colby.
New York
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-04
A Bit Of Midsummer Madness.
New Orleans Picayune.1

lANOW OtAOoho iShy uhSsJ
1t has been charged upon the sister re-
publics south of us that they are unduly
given to the bloody delights of civil and
internal warfare. This seems to be the
characteristic of all the American ma
tionaiities without exception, with the
great republic at the head of the list. A
passion for internecine war has become
the common heritage of all the Ameri-
can republics. 1t was once thought that
this vice was confined to the tropics, but
the bloody infection has seized upon the
people from the frozen promontory of
Cape Horn to the white belt of the Can
adam SHOWS, and civil war will soon be-
come as characteristic of the people of
our north temperate zone as of those
who live under the vertical sun of the
equator. The United States is not likely
to shine as an arbitrator and pacifcator
of the internal or international troubles
Of its weaker neighbor republics,
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-04
Old Bridge, Madison Township,
Middlesex Countv. N 7.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
REVIEW OF PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING, Sept. 8.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING, Sept. 3.
The market shows rather quiet tone in most
departments of trade with steady tone to val.
ues. For Flour, prices generally are rather easy
in sympathy with Wheat, and in some instances
loo to 15c under last weeks figures At New
York to-day Flour closed quiet and heavy without
material change In quotations, while Wheat was
off from u to TAG Corn shows a drop of about
lie, with Oats quiet and unchanged. Provisions
have been steady and firmly held. Fresh Beef is
In light supply, although prices remain as before;
we quote sides at 6971sc % ib, hind quarters
9@10c; fores 4941ac rounds with tanks &c,
rumps lie, loins 16@18c, rump loins at l3@14c,
rattles Sc, backs at 61Ac, short ribs at lie,
chucks 41s@5c, pork ribs 1oc, sausage &c; NUT
ton 1oc, lambs at 12c, smoked hams at 1oh@
lie, Californiahams 8, shoulders o@sc,l break
fast bacon at 1o@11c, homeless hams 1o1sc.
bologna 51s@6c, tongues at 1ohc. Dry Fishlare
frmer, some lots selling at slight advance, and
fairly active; receipts moderate. Mackerel have
been doing better ;some two hundred and seventy
five bbls landed during the week, including 70
barrels of ones and extra ones, which brought
S29 so per Dbl for the lot; medium IS are also
higher and command sl41s@sI7. Sugar strong
and @c up with fair call at ga c for graduated
and 6Mc for Extra G. Coffee unchanged and
frmer. Molasses is scarce with the stock of good
grocery grades very much reduced, importers
generally asking an advance. Teas of all kinds
exhibit considerable strength ;Formosa Teas have
advanced from to &c a pound within thirty days.
Rice firm with u TO ssc advance asked. Spices
firm and steady. Turpentine weak and lower at
45@65c. Hay easy, ranging from $40 TO $13 per
ton. Coal more active at 30. Seeds higher for
both Timothy and Clover. Butter firm for choice
lots; other grades dull.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-04
TEUKET OFFICE.
SO Exchange ST.. ano nsact Foot Of India Street

Pullman vestibuled Train for Montreal Toron-
to, Hamilton, London. Pt Huron, ana
Chicago leaves at p. m. Sundays, August 18th,
Gath and 31st. No extra charge beyond 0rdl-
nary rate for passage tickets and Pullman accomo-
dations viii be made, and passengers may use
this train between any points, at which it Is timed
to stop.
JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager.
Portland, June 80, 1880. myl2dti
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-04
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON. Sept. 3. 1890.-The following are 10
days quotations Of Provisions. &c..
Pork Long cuts Is oOaI3 so; short cuts 13 90
@l3 30; backs at 10 25@13 rs; lean ends :13 90
@13 80; pork tongues IL 90; mess pork IL 30;
prime mess 10 30; extra prime at IL so.
Hams 1o1sc; small at lilac: pressed hams at
Lard-gholce e1s@eA % B in ties and tubs.
lob pals in cs &c.
Hogs-Choice city dressed hogs at ga 40 y n;
country do at &c.
Butter-Western ex crmy at 236231ac; fancy
higher; irsts and extra firsts 17G22 extra imita-
ton crm 169l7c; others 10@l sc; factory choice
I3@14c; New York ana Vermont extra. crm t-@
Csc; extra firsts at 22924c; New York and Vt
dairy good to choice at 15@22c; Eastern erm
good to choice 16@23c. The above quotations
are receivers prices for strictly wholesale lots.
Cheese-Northern choice at 0G91Rc; western
choice 811@9c; lower grades as to quality. Job
bling prices Hsc higher.
Eggs-Eastern extras at -322c; fancy nearby
stock higher:e firsts 19921c; extra Vermont ana
N B-@22: Western choice 2o921; Mich. choice
at 20@21c. Jobbing Iprice lie higher.
POultry-ChOce fresh killed Northern and Eas-
tern spring chickens at 00@20c; Western iced spg
choice fresh killed 14@15c; Western iced fowls
choice at 1l@12c:. live chickens 13@l4c; fowls
11612c.
Beans--Choice small York hand-pcked pea
Beans at 2 55n2 65 p bush choice New York
marrow hand pkd 24502 b5: small Vermont hand
picked 1902 80 ;choice Yellow Eyes 65@3 70.
Jobbing prices lOc higher. -
Hay-Choice prime hay SIC O09$17 co; fair
to good at S13 009S15 90 eastern fine S13@S14;
poor to ordinary S10GS13: East swale at $40;
Rye straw, choice, $16 o0@; Dat straw So
@9 90.
y Ibbl; Ms H Rose and Hebrons at 75@SUc per
huSh
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-04
BRIDGEpoRT-Ar s1st, sch Paragon, Nile

BRIDGEPORT-Ar slst, sch Paragon, Nile
DERBY, CT-Ar 3Ist sch Eugene, Bangor for
NEW HAvEN-Ar s1st, sch Annie Lord, Ken
dali, Bangor for New York.
Ar 1st sch Rachel Seaman, Smith, kenheDec
PRoVIDENCE- Ar I'd, sch Andrew Peters,
Kinds. New York; James Ponder Bangor; II
Weeks Henley, Bowdoinham.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar LIST, sch Samuel Lewis,
Colt, Bangor; Herbert. Perkins, Rockport.
Ar I'd, sch Ellie Kemp, Kemp, Sullivan via
Ar2d, schs f T Drisko, Drlsko. Hillsboro for
New York; Hattie NJ Howes, Handy. Augusta for
a0 Aafh@Ss ss se6 Ellen Merr
man, I'm Bangor for Fall River; woodward
sid 1st. schs W II Card, Amboy for Salem; Van
Buren,, do for Calais; Red Rover, Amboy for Line.
kin, Me; Searsville, Tenants Harbor for NYork;
Abble s Emery. st George for do; Dickin,
Miles. New York for Rockland; Phineas III Gay,
Round Pond for New York.
"A Ar Cd sehs Henry Winship. Portland for New
York; Elliot L. Dow, Gardner for Philadelphia;
L A Plummer, Kennebec for do; Jennie LiDpett
do for Washington; Chas Heath, Bangor for New
HYANNIS-Sld I'd, sch L M Collins, Coonbs,
Elizabethport for Portsmouth.
lotte Buck, Pendleton, Hoboken; Eunce New
comb, Allen, and Brave, Greenlaw, Deer Isle /;
Nellie Clark. Clayton, Port Liberty:
va q, sch Chas Raymond, Gillett, Horse ISL
Ar3d.. schs L A Lewis, Pendleton. New York !;
Cambridge, Perry, and Boomer, Brown, Bangor I;
Lake, johnson, Rockland; IL Butler, Brown,
Sullivan; Mariel, Anderson, Portland; Cicero,
Hatch, Bangor.
Sid 3D. sehs Cornella Soule, and Olive Branch.
SALEM-Ar I'd, sch Mountain Laurel, Pettee
Rockland for New York, (and sailed)
PORTSMOUTH-Ar I'd, schs nj Luella Wood,
Spaulding, Baltimore; Frolic, Portland for Boston
Sid ID sch Norman, Sargent, Bangor and New
York; Capt john for Ellsworth.
BATH-Ar I'd, schs George Clark, Bartlett,
Philadelphia; Kennebec, Walls, New York; John
GIaidWallader. Dudley, Boston; Rodney Parker,
higgins, do; Charles Lawrence. Steelman. do;
Elisha Gibbs, Wood, do; Gardiner Reynolds,