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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26
New York Cotton ,rar,..,

New York, March 25.-cotton futures were
adversely Influenced this morning by warlike
conditions In this country. rrmors that III.
european Political situation was aeain disor.
i1ngec and that the unsettled condition ~
a nal,a IN the stock markets here English
cauieS were considered favorable and the
nNlhet made steady start. with prices nm
ssnsnged 70 point higher. This MAS in,n'r-
aiatey followed by a sharp break Under
s svuse h9ntaation Of local longs. led by Nall
movement continued relatively light failed 't 70
cheek The decline. Late In the fnranoor
sn%lts tegan 70 cover and by noon the Los. loss
, mnu n.sh reaueed 70 2g3 FONTS. With Inc
,erially early in the afternoon, scaIn ,sr
a.as things pretty much 10 themssI,,,ss
. ane market closed steady. with January nm.
i hnsased ana other months / to 8 points
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GALvEsToN COTTON nEcEIlsrs

ny CUT. Colorado and Santa Fe railway.
.4p bales, by International and Great Marta
son, su2; by Missouri Kansas and Texas ion.
ny Grif and Interstate. 20; total 1904
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Huntcr y Coz. nniIx Cotton Lrtter.

Hunter a. Co.'s Daily Cotton Letter.
Liverpool closed steady at yesterdays
prices. end gave no encouragement to the
bears. Port receipts were very light and
are now steadily falling short of 1895, while
estimates at Houston and New Orleans were
about half Of 1895 and the into sight was
only 1000 bales ahead of the last big crop
year. but these facts as we'll as the steady
cables were ignored further long liquidation
and room traders selling depressed prices 6
to points below the opening, which was
the same as Yesterdays close, May IN New
York sold down TO 5Si and August to SIS
Wall street sold cotton freely on account OF
the heavy stock marker and Washington adj
vices. New York wired that the local crowd
was bearsh, and that prominent operators
look for no improvement in the market but
rather for lower figures. They say: WAR
talk Will control from now on and the ques-
ton OF acreage, weather, etc, will have little
bearing On the market before July The cab
net considered the report on the Maine r,s-
aster Tor three and quarter hours but let
not a line OF news escape. The attorney
general said Tint the presidents decision to
give the report 10 congress on Monday held
good, so II seems that we will at last know
the worst, or the hest and that this duh sus-
pense, which is moro hurtful to business aud
TO values of speculative commodities than
actual war. will socn be relieved Cotton on
It's merits. and from speculative standpoint,
is a purchase. The market closHd 3 poipts
up from the lowest of0the day and points
below yesterday.
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Sasn quotations were as follows:
Flour-Dull and weak.
Wheat-.No 2 spring a2aes; No. 8, SsGai,
No. 2 red. l00is.
Corn No 2 2sh;No. 9 yellow. 2sa2sI.
90 ostar- No. 2 2SgsQ2e; No white, 2ai49
Rye--No ., ~
Flazseed~-No. |, l.176li 20
Timothy seed-Prime. 2.s5lles7R.
Mess perk--Per barrel. 9i5Gls so
l.ard--ier 100 pounds, i,a2@4.95,
snort ribs sides-Loose, SelaG6lO
Dry saltod shouldersBoxed, l%@lM.
short clear sides Boxed 525G95.i0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26
HOUSTON BANK cLrApINcs

The following arc the clearanees NJ Tho
Houston banku for the week thus far ana for
The corresponding time last year, tosethor
with the Increase or decrease
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Spring chickens are s'll scarce aad badly
wnrted
f Som, OF the Eastern financial papers have
aeonsiuded that Germnny'F wnr ON American
fruits and meats is merely opposition 10 the
y Dlngley tnrif,
= a new feature IN fruits Il the evaporation
sof bananas In South and Central Amerlca
Six pounds of ripe fruit being reduced to one
pound OF the evaporatcd.
The market for esgs 20 fairly atealy, with
above q rarity with tho Northern markets ana
their maintenance depends upon receipts
A further decline In roasted coflees IS o..
pected IN the East. Coffee rs now lower than
Mt any previous period. The former low rec
ori WIS In December, 1892, when Rio WAS $40
6a Pound. The high mark was 2iIe IN June.
A Prices OF meats remain steady The Ameri.
gan and Spanish governments are both Inv
Ing heavily for Immediate delivery This
xtens up spot prices in the fare OF stump In
The May option of over 81 per barrel for pork
~ tho past few weeks.
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Liverpool Futures.
Futures opened quiet demand poor; . p. M,
quiet and steady and closed steady; tenders,
COCO new .
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES

Quotations for Round Lots or stnnIc
y Commodities.
E fhese quotations are revised daily, and thei,
M,orrcctrsss can be relied upon The prices are
those ruling In Houston Wholesale markets.
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y
heifers in light supply; calves aud yesnup
scarce, demand brisk; hogs dull; neP ~
tinue in demand. M X.
Chicago, March 25.--Cattle fairly ~ ~!
choice cattle very scarcei choice g ~ ~ Y
steers 5.5015.75; common to fair s's ,sls v.
good to choice COWS and heifers s.s y ~;
good to prime calves 500; common : q
Hogs slow, sc lower: sales mostly = ~ ~ \
49, fair to choice 3.s7lsG4 oo coma m \
choice 3.75@3. 92ls; common % s0o1 ia "a
Sheer and lambs steady; commas, = Z III
shsep 3.50d4. Is: fed Westerns !, 49, Z. a
yealings : ;so e TO- lambs 4.7s6s's' N
ReceiptsS-castle 5000, hogs ss,se l
900a a N
st. Louis. March 25. Cattle Rss ss! ~ ".
including 500 Texans; shiEmenis w. w. ~
far to fancy native shipping ana eAps'sl2
4.50d5. 80; dressed beef and hl.clss 4 SSSt6;
@5 Go steers under 1000 pcunos IA IN
stoc,.ers ard feeders 500 ~; coM 49, r.
efs e0ods so: Texas and InIllaiiI sssas sss~IS:
GO; cows ana heifers l0aS AZ. x ~ i.1g.
CENTS $500. shipments 1000: sI sn NJ
workers. 5000 so; packers sspgS az Y: .nIs,otll
3.sp@2.e0. Sheep-Receip.s ~; ~ j "a: 1T
none: steady. native muttoas a'Wes'sy'
5.cOl5.50.
Kansas City, March 2,;-Catue.,iss q
500 nnIiyes and 200 Southern. asn ~, =
higher: dressed beef lover, lnrgely ~ r.
Western steers 3,e5@4. So, nii,'te ~ q
LETTERS 2.tGG4.40; stocksrs ailu 1872 sss"fs 81
40; bulls 2.75a4.?o son sns. ..ssSy 4 4!
lower: buik Of sales s,coctS. 70 nSs, sS' i r
packers 3 s5Qs. SO. mixed ana 1. ~ ns3S ~
8 SIS: lights 4. 5013. 20; pigs .. 2sgs. = ~
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iNanaas City, March 2s,-Wheat dull: No /
hard slds,h; No. :, SCI No, ! red esfe94 No.
z, seps3; No. : spring S6TS, Corn active No.
2. missed g5HM26A Oats active and steady:
No. white 2IssJes. Rye s.ehdy; No ., 49,.
Hay Arm. Receipts-Whcat 1880 corn IS. SEQ,
cats 10000 Shipments -Wheat Si.Soo, corn
II GOO, oats 5000.
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eouoA
Houston Daily Statement.
Today. Yesterday Lac,
ronlpnrntive slntemcnt.

c.u Su"phruttve stMtcmcnt,
Gross receipts thus far this week ,,ooo
Gross receipts 2o5 days this year az ~ ~ ~
Gross receipts 205 days In iSss ~, ~
Gross receipts 206 days in 1896 So ~
honssop kaiiroad Receipts.
Houston S rross rccsi pt, of cot,on nv Tho
r,sto dssiuerans tue clsy were IS 10 low '"''ous
Missouri, kaasAs and Texas
International and s,rexr Sarr,.ht..-.'~ ~. 9,S
san Aaionio and Aratsas Pass '''t''. a.!
Gulfyrolorado aud >auta Ne 1880 -
galveston: Hsrrshsrs and san Antonio ~
Houston East and West Texas . . sf',. In
Wagon 49,. ........ ,t'.,---...- Is
''''',''''''"-'''.-'-.,- ESQ
Total
Hosstoa weekIy Statement.
Gross receipts tais ~sex
Net receipts this week . .... . Aisss$
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LIVE sToCk.
HOUSTON.
GALVESTON.

Reported for The Post by A. ,. ~;
live stock commission merchant
Beeves- -T''i s.SI' 4,
Choice. per Id, gross. ipo /
Common. per Id. gross. ........ ~ I
Choice, per ID, gross. .. ....... y Z
Common, per 10, g.'oss........ I'd
Yearllngs- ~ i
Choice, per Id, gross - /
Common. per ID. gross. ......., ~ \
Calves -,
Choice, per ID. gross. S,ta i
col mon. per ID. gross........, III i
..eep- "a 10
Choice. per Id. gross. ...........Si n 4
Common, per Id, gross. \ ~
Common, per ID. gross......... q
Hogs 4 n, y
Cornfcd, per lb. gross. ~. " I
Mastfed, per lb. gross....,..... n 4
This This Thu y
Cay. week. Season 4 n
Cattle ............" 1O7 AN 4
Calves and year "a
AZ zs ''sS+ '::::: :: s s s $ !
Marke' tare of stock Of all kinds. N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26

New Orleans. March 25, --Hog products
quiet; pork, STANDARD mess 1925: lard refined
ed ineats, shoulders 500 sides 5.aIIh: bacon.
sideR G,s5; hams. cholse sugar cured Si6molb.
Rice steady; ordinary to good 3ssdiN, FIoui,
gtaln ard feedstuns dull. Flour, extra fancy
lto Bran II. Hay, prime li.ooasi21O; choice
4 op1it 30. Corn. No, 2 sacked. mixed Ssef
aI'; white and yellow sThGiss. Oats. No. q
sacked aiA,
New York. March % Wheat Receipts az. :
SlS- exports bl.do5; spot weak; No, > red l. %,
o b aftoat to arrive Options suffered anoih.
er lest today on enormous Argentine shin.
ments, rumored PHILADELPHIA bank failures
and political situation. sold of all day all,
Mas sS, Hides ana leather stcadv waoi
quiet. Gotten seed oil veal. lieht demand; ,
prime sulnner yellow a2n.tif, on summer
quiet Tin easier. Spelter steady. Lead
easier.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26
in THE COTTON MARKETS.
Uncertainty Regarding War Still
Dominates Speculation.
FOLLOWING IN The WAKE OF STOCKS
Spectators Inclined to Await De-
veiopmcnts--Iivcrp Unchanged.
American Deliveries Lower.
ofhee OF Tho Post.
Houston. Friday, March 81

1
| It is the samo old story. Just so long as
the Cuban situation remains unsettled Just
| so long may the speculative markets be ex-
| pected TO continue sensitive
| Although the movement Is dwndling down
in comparison to 1895 and the acreage ques-
ton is to DO confronted they are simply re-
garded as specks on the horizon. The war
clouds are being watched and the stocks arc
looked upon as the barometer is by navl-
gators.
Cotton followed in the train Of stock specu-
laton again today.
Liverpool spots and deliveries showed no
change, with spot sales only 5000 bales.
Galveston and New Orleans reduced quo
tations on spots Lice and the other markets
closed unchanged.
Futures in New York closed unchanged to
5 points off and in New Orleans / to . off,
except on April which is unchanged.
The port movement was 1851 against 1880
last year and 2S,29s in 1895. For the week
e0S63, against 59,ii9 last year and 1852 in
1895
The irto sight since September is 10 1O5
III, agsinst g,0i6 104 for the same period in
1s9i-95, the previous big crop year.
New Orleans expects $500 TO 900 tomorrow,
against SIG last year and CLOS IN 1885.
Houston expects 400 20 ItO0. against 1924
last year and 1852 in 1897.
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comparative Spot Markets.
The following are the closing quotations for
cotton on me spot today at the leading mar
kets, together with the closing Of midd1in,
yesterday. with today's sales;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26

Today.

Spots closed quiet and unchanged; sales
5000 of which 1900 were American; imports
5000, of which 200 were American.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26

APPLES--Fancy Ben Davis 81. o05I4 so;
Winesapa and other varinties AT5Il5. 90
3 BfNANAs--sl aofpl.oO per bunch, packed
for shipment.
LEMONS Choice sa.oOaa,5O; extra fancy
California 6eedlings s2.Ooa2. 50.
nBveis s3.o0dt3. 20
sy,RAWDERRIEs- crate of "A quarts.
III 80 for poor s20oda95O FOR best
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CarIili e Richardson's Review.
With so much uncertainty ahead II is not
surprising that operators in everything should
wish to be out OF the market, and that is
about all that is going on at present In
cotton trade is light, with some longs cover
ing now and shorts covering the next hour.
noisy New Orleans bear wired today that
cotton WAS still heavily long and that 10
points more would bring out world OF long
stuff. We believe that cotton more than any
other commodity is not burdened by long
or short interes. and that after the present
crisis is over the market will again assume
its normal condition. prices being governed
By the usual influences. War will probably
depress prices temporarily but we can not
help but believe that before summer is
reached We will have a good advance in the
market, Liverpool closed unchanged: New
York to down and New Orleans . down
Spots unchanged. except Galveston and New
Orleans, where prices were reduced Lie The
feature in cotton today was liberal selling by
Rocky Mohr and Wall street, in the New
York market.
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,in. s.ark-,.

>,onparnttNe Cation stutcmcnt.
Mew YORK March Is -For the week end,ne
Ne s,,, receipts n all initial States ports
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30

no LET-Rooms newly furnished or unfur-
1 nished, centrally located, steam, bath on
same floor; one corner room. Private family.
81 Cumberland street. I'll
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30
CORNISH FAIR OPENS TO DAY

EPECIAI 10 THE PRESSI
Cornish, August 29.-Tonight the pros
poets for good weather are not very
propitious, and fairs require fair weather.
Cornish fair among the rest. There are
Indications of extensive preparations at
the grounds. Tents are being raised along
the very model and modest midway, !"
but none of the Rigby "Couchie
Couchie'' maidens will be allowed inside
the fence or the town limits for that mat
ter.
The track has been scraped and brushed
and was never in better shape. The grand
stand has been fenced off and repaired
and lots of work done. There are speedy
horses in the stalls and the entries en-
brace thirty different ones. All the
classes save the 220 are filed. Another
class will be substituted. Herbert Harri-
man Of Westbrook is here getting the
grand stand restaurant ready to feed the
multitude. Frank P. Fox. the horseman.
hasn't missed a race meeting here sincs
the track was opened. He won't miss
this one, being already on the score with
his Rochester string. "What will the
harvest be?'' is modified here to "what
will the weather be?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30
YORK. coJNTY's TURN.
Cattle Show and Fair to Open at saco
Today.

Saco, August 2e.-The York county fair
will begin tomorrow and continue four
DAYS. The racing programme includes
.. as and 2. AZ classes Tuesday, 2 35 and
2. SO classes Wednesday, 2.19 and 2.s2
classes Thursday, 2. % and 2S5 classes
Friday. All classes are open to both
trotters and PAGERS. The following are
the en- tries for Tuesdays events:
2.sS Class-Purse $3.50.
Augustus Porell, Sanford, b m, Ida j.
j. &. Kent, Newmarket, N. H., b e,
Jimmie Dick.
A. e. Russell, Auburn, G m, Hocus
Pocus.
W. D. Ramsdell, woodfords, Oh g.
Promote.
H. G. Ellis s. Son, Lewiston, m,
Alix L.
T. Blanchard, Palmer, Mass, b g,
j. Il. Swaine. Lancaster, Pa, blk g,
G. r. j.
G. w. Davis. Dover, N. H., ---.
Stephen Hanson, East Saugus, b g, -.
Clark Bros, Portland br g, Charles A.
Augustus Porell, Sanford, b g, Robegan
2.42 Class-Purse 500.
J. e. Kent, Newmarket, 6, We.
A. f. Russell, Lewiston, br m, Nellie
Wilkes.
A. W. Jose, Brighton, b g, Prince Will
son.
George W. Carter, Biddeford. b m,
Choral G.
A. E. Russell, Lewiston, BIS, br g,
Student.
Nv. D. Ramsdell, Woodfords, b m, Josie
Dyer. :
II. Blanchard, Palmer, Mass, b m,
Eyerlin.
Augustus Porell, Sanford, b m, Gloria.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30

MO YOU WANT better coffee? For one dol
~ lar the Sterling Coffee Mill, Old Orchard.
Me-, will send g. OF lib can of superior cot
fee, pure and fresh, prepaid to any express
office in New England. Try it. 291
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FIRST WOMAN SURGEON.

Washington. August 29.-Today, for
the first time in the history of the Ameri-
can army, a woman was appointed
member Of the medical staff. DR.. rAnita
Newcomb MCGEE, wife of Prof. W. j.
MCGEE of this city and daughter of Prot.
Simon Newcomb, formerly of the Naval
observatory, was regularly sworn in as an
acting assistant surgeon.
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,7c For Register of Deeds,
Norman True of Pownal.

For Representatives to Legislature,
AkE
Harry r. Virgin, Portland.
Richard Webb, Portland.
Frederick V. Chase Portland.
Samuel D. PIummer. Portland.
Holman S. Melcher, Portland.
Edward n. Sargent, Portland.
Melville B. Fuller, South Portland.
Thurston s.. Burns Westbrook,
Gsorge G. Hopkins, Deering.
Frederick "a. Wilson, Brunswick.
Elbridge NJ. Wilson, Gorham.
Winburn NJ Staples, Bridgton.
Alroy Noyes, Pownal.
Winthrop G. Fogg, Freeport.
Samuel G. Spur, Otisfield.
John e. Cartret, Baldwin.
Frank W. Winter, New Gloucester.
John Marshall Brown, Falmouth. !.
Henry L. Forhan, Raymond. 81
Harlan p. Prince. Yarmouth. !,
John r. Church, Harpswell. gro
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For Representatives to Legislature,
Geo. E. McQuillan, Portland.
John B. Kehoe, Portland.
BARLEY j. Curran Portland. ~
William a. Stevens, Portland.
James b. Kelleher, Portland.
Walter g. Davis, Portland.
James Otis Kaler, South Portland
Oliver A. Cobb, Westbrook. eS 49s
Augustus Tate. Deering
Active L Snow, Brunswick.
Cyrus Abbott, Gorham.
Anderson A. Abbott, Bridgton.
Arthur Noyes, Pownal.
Llewellyn Spur, Otisfeld.
Frank G. Parker, Baldwin.
True NJ. Merrill, New Gloucester.
Frank B. Blanchard, Falmouth.
Daniel s. Robinson, Raymond.
I Gardner Leighton, Jr., North Var
mouth.
Elijah K. Hodgkins, Harpswell.
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BATTLEsHIP MAINE SOUVENIR SPOONS

THIS Is the prett1eSb Spoon 6VeF put on th1
marked Cali and see it. MCKINNEY. tn,
Jeweler, Monument So uare. marIsdtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30
VACATION FOR CAPT. CLARK.

Washington, August 29.-Capt. Charles
E. Clark, formerly commander of the
Oregon, when discharged from further
treatment at the hospital in New York,
will be granted three months leave OF
absence
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WATCHES on iNSTALLMENTS.

waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stock
model waees pr M % sod O. easy pa
Prices. :" McKENNKY. the Jeweler. Monument
Square. matAsotI
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DOR SALE-On Franklin street. between
i Congress and Cumberland a first class
house of 10 rooms. in perfect repair, Q bath
rooms. ample heat including open fires Will
be sold at a great sacrifice. W. H. WAL
ORION g. CO., 1870 Middle st. 27-1
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EACTS-I want to call your attention TO the
following: l do landscape gardening. fall
pruning and grading clean windows, 40 scrub
bling. clean and lay carpets. All my work is
done in satisfactory manner; 1t will pay you
TO give me q call; refer by permission to Car
Ger Bros. LOUIS KLINEBICk, No. 9 Boyn-
ton Court. Telephone $780, aug2dtf
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NOR SALE-A substantial and well arranged
Il two story frame house situated on Deerfng
line of electrics. built for and occupied by own
er; rooms and laundry sunny and pleasant,
to sell BENJAMIN SHAW 81 IL Exchange
ST. VI
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FOR SALE-House at Fessenden Park. new
house containing six rooms and bath, fin
ished in cypress and and hard pine, wired for
electric lights, cemented cellar finely pIumbed
for hot and cold water. Price $500, $500 In
cash. MARKS & EARLE CO., over Evening
Express. 3O-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30

FOR SALE-New house at Woodfords with
ten rooms, finely located and modern
throughout, hot water heat, two fireplaces,
quar- cred oak floors and up to date in style and
finish. $4,000. only $500 down. Marks &
EARLE CO., over Evening Express. SOL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30
YELLOW FEVER IN THE SOUTH.

Mobile. Ala, August 29.-The Mobile
board of health today quarantined against
Galveston, Texas, and Franklin, La. on
account of yellow fever at those places
and also wired Gov. johnson to enforce
the state quarantine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30

NOTICE-We will pay the highest cash prices
IN for household goods or store fixtures OF
any description or receive the same at our auct-
ion rooms for sale on commission GOSO q
WILSON, Auctioneers. IS Free st. 1874
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EOR good country board in fine locality for
= fishing, cunning rowing, fine views, pleas,
ant drives and plenty of shade trees Broad
piazza. A quiet place Tor rest and comfort
Address. j. B. and f. w. PLUMMER, hay
mond, Me. Je16-2l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30

WANTED-All persons In want of trunks
w and bags to call on q. D. REYNOLDS,
5s3 Congress street. one door above Shaw's
and can therefore give bottom prices
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. 11,S
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS wanted, both sex, on new toilet -
"A ticle the only Of its kind, Dig inducemennt
small capital will secure stats and co,,nt t.,
rights. Address Fl. LIVFRANI, P. O. IRa oyy
16l5, Portland, Me. oa noA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30

TOR SALE-2 IL stored house, IA rooms. In
L perfect repair, Q bay windows cemented
cellar, II 900 feet land with choice fruit located
at East Deering. close to electric cars. VIII
sell very cheap on easy terms. W. q. WAL
ORION & CO., $50 Middle st. >27-i
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30

E1OR SALE onse at Fessenden Park near
L " completed. of rooms on lot containing
5726 square feet. Like every house at this sub
urb it is strictly up to date. was built by day
labor and contains everything desirable. Price
$4,000, payments to suit customer. MARKS g
EARLE CO., over Evening Express. 301
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30

FOR SALE-Two, two seated carriages al
L most new. Apply HENRY TAYLOR'S
STABLE. ahl
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-30

EOR EXCHANGE-Hotel in thriving Village
4 near Portland, Me-. acres of land, so
large summer trade, good livery stable; q good
chance for live man. Hotel end land cost
$4,000. We will exchange for good real estate
in or near Portland. No objection to farms.
Dalton s. CO, 478 IL Congress- st. Lett
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FOR SALE--A farm of 100 acres in Peru, Me-,
containing large wood lot, 100 fruit trees.
good water good buildings price $1,000; would
exchange for any property in or near the city.
MAkhS q EARLE CO., over Evening Express.
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FOR SALE-House at Deering Center
dandy house and stable for a small family,
contains six rooms and bath, finished in natural
tanning 5000 square feet. Price $1,000, only $500
down, balance as rent. MARKS & EARLE
CO., over Evening cypress. 30-1