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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-17


the Horace Mann Evening School in Ma
tive Sons Hall on Seventeenth street last
night:
Chorus. lust the Sun Went Down" ac-
companist. Miss Lottie Kornmayer; salutatory
Eugene Barieau: piano duet Miss Nora Rvan
Miss Anna Cunningham Debate. Resolved,
That the Conquest and Retention of the Phil
ippine Islands Would Be Detrimental to the
Fred Loewy. William Hasselbrock negative
Henry {; Reed, Charles F. Butte. Tenor solo.
George keane;, essay, Education" Thomas
chorus We Are Nymphs of the Ocean
Spray essay, Benefits of High School Edu-
cation. Joseph Egan tenor solo. John
O. Brien: recitation Lady Glare" Miss Nav
belle Mckee; violin duet. Miss Katheryn Lahey
ana Miss Rose Stolberg piano accompanist
Ian; presentation of diplomas by Deputy Su-
perintendent Cecil Marks; chorus Stars and
Stripes Forever"
The graduates were
Ninth grade-Eugene Barieau Gordon Ross
Clark Bernard Colum. James Condor. Joseph
Dooley. Valesca Eschenroeder Thomas For
syth Charles Garfield, Charles Green William
Jansen. Albert Johnson, John Kelly Henry
King. Hugo Loewy. Edward Lynch Minnie
Magill, Otto Marx. Duncan McOougalI, Fred
Mehlhop Ada Miller; Clara Muller Joseph
Stott Frank Taylor Martha Weinmann.
Stenography and ypewriting-Isabele c.
Coles. Cassie G. Greedy, Anna l.. Cunningham
Thomas Gushing, Josie Drew. Joseph II. Gray.
William Hasselbrock. Mary l.. Ingram. Carrie
Johnson, Lotte KoTnmayer. Katie Iahey Eta
Lynch. May l. Malone, Rose Mccain Mar
garet F. McDevitt Clara Norris Jessie C.
Nicholson. Clotda Podesta. Mary Regain.
Dorothy Reinhold. MAY +. Roberts Henry
Seimer. Gertrude simpson. Lulu SIM Daisy
Stephenson, Christian Tellefson. Alice Theuer-
kauf. Rose Urbanus. Edna Forbes
Stenosraphy-Edward i. owen. Sci X San
ada Emma Wuesthoff.
Bookkeeping Arthur II. Baker, Frederick j.
Coles. William J. Doyle Lillian Edna Forbes.
George F. Keane. Nellie G.. Litzius Katharine
c. Norris. Annie c. Miller. John II. O'Brien.
Cecilia T. Power. Mary Loretto Power May A
Powers, Matilda l.. Schmt. Frank Staud
High School class completed Junior year)-
Joseph Ashe. Fred Bamman, Joseph Egan.
Clarence Eugene Mclean.
The medaiists were Miss Minnie Ma
gill, Thomas Forsyth, Joseph Ridgewav
and Eugene Barieau
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Mebius & Drescher Win.

In regard to the decision of the suit be-
tween Mebius & Drescher of Sacramento
and Horst Bros. of this city handed down
by the Superior Court in Marysville on
Thursday a friend of Mebius & Drescher
gram:
SACRAMENTO. June 16-Decision rem
dered yesterday il our favor at Marys
carries about $4,000, including $1,000 dam
ages Practically every point decided in
our favor. Decision gives nearly ALI
PENDANTS offered by word of mouth to pay
shortly before the hearing of the case.
MEBIJTS & DRESt HER.
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Medals and Diplomas
at the John SWEET

The following is the programme render
cd at the closing exercises at the John
SWEET Grammar School yesterday after
noon:
Song. Sweet and Low" class; salutatory
Milo Kent; song. "The Flag" class; Little
Boy Blue Neva Anderson: The Inventor s
Wife" Pansy Burgess: Bunker Hill Monu-
ment." Maynard Nathan: recitation Legend
of Bregens' N. Bellvle; song. Vocal
Waltz" Ninth Grade; recitation. Subject in
the Union. Jacob Skootsky recitation, over
the River" Elsa Blume: song. Under Two
Eagles - class: Ride OF Collins Graves. Maud
McWilliams National Character Sadie Men
deson: Battle Of Bunker Hill Hazel Rey
sem Bunker Hill Monument, Essie Kron
Love Of Country at Home. Simon Harris;
valedictory Nellie Eeeffe; violin solo. Leila
Cohen: award of medals and diplomas by Hon
L. + Loud: song. "Our Boys, class. cOncud-
ing song. America.
The graduates were:
Pansy Burgess Laura Coghill. Leila Cohen.
Fannie Crown Nellie Eeeffe. Esse Korn Mo!lie
Kronenberg Agnes Mccarthy. Lulu McDer-
mott Sadie Mendelson. Teresa Steinbach.
Elaine Thompson. Thyrza Walters, Hattie
Wightman Joe Conner. Goldman Crown. Rich
ard Egan. Melville Frankl Jerome Fredberg.
Edward Griffin. Bertram Kahrnweter. Milo
Kent. Victor Peltier. Lafe Pence. Adolph Pock-
WITT, John Ross, Ida Albert, Howard Bantell
Sylvan Rosenblum.
The medalists were: Thyrza Walters and
Nellie Keefe Denman medals: PansY Burgess,
May Cohen. Leila Cohen and Hattie Wightman,
John SWEET medals.
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PLENTY of Funds for the Fourth

The finance division of the Fourth of
July committee met last evening and lis
tened to reports upon the collection of
Of the city are coming we'll to the front
and the committee is greatly encour-
aged.
1t was reported last night that the
cruiser Philadelphia will arrive i'll port
on the oath inst. and that her officers and
crew will participate in the parade. The
Japanese residents have become greatly
enthused and promise to have a display
equal to any other. General Warield has
ordered all the troops of the National
Guard in this city to take part and all
the companies of the Fifth Infantry that
are uniformed will be on hand.
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Engineers Just
Out of School
Following are the graduates from the
Van der Nallen School OF Engineering:

Following are the graduates from the
Van der Naillen School OF Engineering
Mining Departmental. Il. Gurrey f. Matte
son, F. J. Kelett. II. c. Moss. j. L. Stubbs
J. f. Williamson, l. L. Ryder L. p. Turney
c. p Christensen. o. r. Lawson.
surveyors-George b. Kearney, Paul f.
Lepoids, e. H. Busheng. e. ". Nolan G.
Winter. F. w. Saunders, George Colbert T. b
Olney, c. s. Winter. J. L. Myers, {. A. call
Carl c. Bell, II. Koenig.
Assayers-W. S. I-auritzen, H. r.. Ledgley
A NJ. Thompson, a. G.. Turey. NJ Jones G
NJ. Rolph, j. NJ. Lands. r. {. Hicks. W H.
Irwin. f. l. Howard. w J. Psscoe. A. Camp
bell, s. z. Parks, George j. Probasco c. ii
Call, H. F. Lyon c. b Nolkert, II. G. Siskron.
e NJ. Mcknight.
Electrical Department-D NJ Mcvean.
A. GiImartin, C. f. Severeen. G. H Wadman
William Buson. r. f. McDanil, E. II. Love
Charles r Forge, ] G. Finley e. NJ; Cleary
]. w Reay c. =. Hunt. Fl. w. Ribet II C.
Hasselbach.
Mechanical Department-G. &. Won Boden.
J: F. CALVIN. n Bernhardt. NJ Johnson, VIM.
Mullan. Martin Johnson j. Donelson. G. Brown
2. !. Concannon. \. Z. Daniels. a. Thomas
e. p. Mcintyre. C4 r Nelson, F. A. Brener'
p Norton. j. Peacock. J. Fuite. F. J. Walsh
]. Ponnot. Enos Woods, Roy H. Craig
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ginia Dunn. Leah Simon. Annie Freuner. F. G.
La Blanc. Fred Bacigalupi. William Warden.
loretta Sharon. Leon Michaes. Lizzie Dundas
Katie Cantwell, Ethel E. Blanchard Carrie
Guthrie, lnga Thorgeson, Rose Hussy. Emily
Stevenson, Annie Philbon Alice Mitchell Grace
Wright Fred Raschen Russell Cantrell Hattie
Grau, Lucy X. Person, Amelia Flood. May F.
Julia V. Patterson, Carl Braun. Joseph Quinn,
Frank 4. Pinaglia. Albert Turner. A. Reardon,
Louis Michaels J. G. Glenme, Constance A.
Paulussen, Florence Nj. Packer Adela p. Beau
ford Lottie NJ. Noonan, \. s. b. Holden, J.
Costello F. F. Antonobch, Nicholas r Nc
Mahon, Orelia A. Peirano, Hattie j. Holden,
Henry Bortfeld and G. H Archer.
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Kate bunker, Vera Elton. Pearl Everett. Ag-
nes Farthing. Alice ItselI. Amy Kahn, Irene
Kelly. Elenora Lazansky. Adriana Lesser.
May Lohmann, Ruby Manasse, Elsie Noldeke
Ida Petersen, Ola Pettus. Eta Ward. Edna
Young: Isabelle Miller. Lulu Scherman. May
belIe Reed Ben AnXter, Oscar Bevfuss AL
vim Bernhard. Archie Block. Emile Cert. Wal
ter De Leon Raymond Dudley, Douglass Ora
nam. Louis Haake, Chester Harris. George
Hawkins. Norman HodgknsOn. Harry Hoff-
man. SiGmund Lewis Albert Rosenberg
Warren Spieker and George IIri
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Finish School Days
at Hearst Grammar

The following are the graduates of the
Hearst School, Mrs. n. A. Woods princi-
pal:
Alfred Aaron, Arthur Brunchweier, Kittie
Burne Alma Boyer Estelle Croone, Walter
Fancher, Alice Hitchcock, Will Lyons. Ethel
Mcclure. Thomas Simme, Edith Simpson,
Chester Smith, Edward Tucker. Lucille Tuck
er, Howard Trull. Louis Was, Clarence Lud-
vigsen. Alice Gorham, Fay Beale Albert
Buttgenbach. Madeline Smith, DOrothea
Frazier Gladys Meyer Naomi Hause, Retta
Haynes and Laura Mccarthy.
Thomas Simmie received the Bridge
medal and Lucille Tucker Gladys Meyer
and Retta Haynes the Denman medal.
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Graduates From the
Hamilton Grammar

The Hamilton Grammar graduates are
as follows:
Miss Mortcn's class-Josie Barbour Mar
guerite Block Chester Bridgford, Irene G.
Carroll Minnie V. Conradt. Gertrude Cleve-
seph Del Vale Sophie Dressler Bertram
Fredberg. Carl Gerdes. Henry Groupe Flos-
sic Herold, Willie Kahman. Florence Kahn
Rose jeanette Kelus. Sybil Levy. Clifford
Loose. Matte Logan, Anna Rcichardt. George
Reuche, Lena Reuche. Myrtle Taylor. Beat
rice Scheelne. Harold Scheelne. Chauncey
Milton St. John. Madeline Wasch. Porter Vail
Sidney Witkousky, Newland Baldwin and
Daisy Lennon.
Miss Strauss class-Naomi Anderson. Kate
Barrett, Estelle Blockman, Agnes Donovan,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-17

at the Spring Valley Grammar School
yesterday afternoon:
Opening anthem. Come Unto Me" class
salutatory. Viola Simon; recitation United
once Again" Beatrix Waiter; piano solo, Ma
mic Houston; The Man With the Hoe, Mauda
Reynolds; song. Row, Brothers Row" class
recitation, Take Up the White Mans Bur
den" Sadie Fraser: recitation, "Our Soldier
Boys" Bertha Neuman overture, Edith Lin
coin: recitation. Answer To Man With Hoe.
Florence Lynch song, Drifting" girls o.:
ninth grade: dialogue George Manning, Sadie
Fraser. NJ. Reynolds, Grace Turner and Edna
LOvejoy: recitation. Answer to White Mans
Burden" Florence Walter: song. California.
class; a silent recitation. Edith Lincoln recita-
ton The Rccessional,' girls of ninth grade
recitation. selection from 'Evangeline, Grace
Kenny; presentation Of diplomas and medals
by John W. Taylor valedictory, :. Grace XII
patrick: parting song. class; salutation OF flag
song Freedom Forever class.
The graduates. thirty-two in number. were:
s Grace Fitzpatrick. Florence E. Walter.
Adolph Bergman. Grace B. Kenny. Grace +.
Turner. Aida Vail, Josie Lynch, Maude f.
Reynolds. Edith J. Lincoln Henry J. Gersel
BESSIE Lee Bertha Neumann. Rosie S. Bauer.
Nettie \. Laws. Fred II. Black. Rena NJ.
Douglas Sadie A. Fraser. Nentie Houston,
Walter Marshall. Rose b Carew, Irene II.
Coghlan. Alice l. McDonough. Florence Il.
Guenther Katie r. Shipey. Jessie f. Fossey,
Elsie {. Tegen. Ada Williamson. Edna Love
10y. Mamie Houston, Viola Simon, Mary
Iyeahy
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Graduated With Honor
: at Hancock Grammar

There were ten boys and girls in the
graduating class of the Hancock Gram
mar School. Miss NJ. Mckenzie principal
They We're ranked in the final eXamna-
ton and awarded medals as follows;
Angelic Cuneo Bridge and Hancock
medals: Julia Bacigalupi. Hancock medal;
Emma Nolthenius. Hancock and Denman
medals: Aaron Levy, Emil lIehrlein, Mar
garita Coyle. Emily Wegener, Antoine
BeroniO Beatrice BaciSalupi, Hancock
medal; August SChaffer.
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Battery B to Move.

Battery B. in charge of Lieutenant
Force of the Third Light Artillery, Will
leave Angel Island to-day and proceed at
once to Sequoia and General GRANT parks
to relieve a detachment from the twenty
fourth Infantry, which has been ordered
to Manila
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Receive Diplomas
at Mission Grammar

The following is a list of graduates at
the Mission Grammar School:
Robert Doherty, Theresa Plambeck Thomas
Fitzgerald, George Seilg, John Canham Jobn
Thompson. Harry Scheei, Melville Asch Harry
Benson. Ruby Canham. Marie Mocine Nor
vyn Anderson. Irma Roth. Elmar Volkman
Gertrude Doherty. Helen Wagner AdeIina
Ryfkogel, Ethel Baldwin, Albert Herzog. Car
RE Salts, Esther Gutter Maude Royal Loren
Hansen. Frank Smith. Ida Wightman Nellve
Brace. Mae Ryan Francis Monaghan Marion
Dubois, Sadie Werner, Viola Ryan, Nellie
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-17
Bear Club Election.

Seventeen new members were taken into
the Bear Club at it's meeting last evening.
The following new officers were elected:
T w. Collins. president; A. W. Noorsan-
ger. first vice president: r. ID. Faulkner,
second vice president; l. j. Truman j..
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Business Pupils in
Odd Fellows Half

The Business Evening School held its
exercises in Odd Fellows Hall last night.
There was standing room only when the
programme opened. and there was no de
sire to leave on the part of those who had
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third vice president: n f. Maison. treas
urer; W. G. Cue, corresponding secretary;
O. A. Tolle. treasurer; DR.. f. l.. Perrauit,
l. J. Ascheim f. l. Head. George y.
mittee. Arrangements are being made for
an open meeting on Thursday evening.
July 90 al which the workings of the
new primary law viii be explained.
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Franklin Graduates
And Medalists

In the Franklin school the following grad
uated: Anna Peterson. Gertrude Strobel, Louise
Buck Marie Griffen. Katheryn Shea, Christina
de Wit. Clara Hansen, EVELYN Mulcahey. Elsie
Cramer May Carasco. Marie KOber, Bertha
Rinaldo Annie Sami, Robert Miller. Aleck
Moore Fred Stewart. Clinton Stanbridge.
Anna Peterson and Louise Buck won the
Denman medals and Robert Miller won the
IlriA LIZ lnlaI
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Hodnett, Leila Graft, Laura Meyer. Victoria
Godfrey. Jessie Day. Julia Ellis. Floss Haw-
ley. Eva Graft. Florence Lowney; Margaret
Watson. Bert Kalthof. John Dorward, Gcs
trude Mitchell and Edgar Stotz.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-17

The famous old JESSE MOORE WHISKY Ia
recommended by physicians for family and
medicinal because 1t is pure.
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A Large Class at
The Spring Valley

The following was the programme rem
dered by the graduates of the ninth grade
at the Spring Valley Grammar School
yesterday afternoon:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-17
Horace Mann Evening
School Exercises

The following programme was given by
the Horace Mann Evening School in Ma
tive Sons Hall on Seventeenth street last
night:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-17
Stark'S
last
concert.

Liberty plated ends.
of popular eyer
RED: prices reduced O close them to-day.
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At the Horace Mann School the fol-
lowing programme was rendered by the
graduating class:
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND

THURSDAY. Oct 10.
Arrived.
Sreamer Frank Jones, Machias via Bar Har-
Dor and Roekland.
Steamer fremont Thompson, Boston.
Sch Maj Pickands, Laithwaite, Philadelphia
coal to Randall s. McAilistar.
Sch July Fourth, Bangor for New York.
Sch Etna, Chapman, Bangor for New York.
Sch Loella, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Ada Ames, Roe kland for New York.
Sch. Telegraph. Rockland for New York.
Sch OriZUn, Rockland for Boston.
Cleared.
Steamer Planet Mercury tBr). Kelly, London
r. Reford & Co.
Steamer Horatio Hail. Bragg New York; f
Liscomb.
steamer Enterprise. Race. Boothbay via
Bristol.
sen Lucy A Davis, McKown. Fernandina-
J S Winslow & Co.
Sch NJ b 0akes. Garnett Maehias-J h Blake
Sch Emma Chase. Church. Labee-J ii
Blake.
Sch Gainecock, Wallace. MilIbrsage--J II Blake
Sch Clara q Mabel, Leeman, New Harbor-
j ii Blake.
Sch c M Walton. Rice. Rockand-J H Blake.
Sch Emily Swift Perry, Rockland-J II
Blake
SAILED = Barque Jessie Macgregor; schs
Lucy A Davis Golden Sheaf, Gen Greeley
Li<zie K Deanison, w Tanner, and the feet
which put IN for harbor.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20

packages, low grades very arm and scarce
higher grades IN good supply and freely offered.
,ilf Winter patents At sssss sosuinter srrslehts
3 40a3 so; Minnesota patents 05a4 10 Win
ter extras 56aS 90 !. Minnesota hakcrs ooa
10. do low.gfades 2Ss2 20.
Wheat-reeeIpts 1oe. $50 bus sexports 1a7, ,ssa
bush; sales 1855. 900 bus futures, and $4,000
bush eKpotss spot steady; No He'd 76isc o
, anoat spot; No Northern Duluth s7ei4c I o
b ahoat TO arrive, newi NO hard Duluth So1s
TO arrive; No Z Red 1875 elev.
Corn-recelpts 2.5.025 busni exports 9,O44
bush sales 10000 bush futures; 400, 900 bush
exports spot hrm; No at 40asc fob afoat;
uats-receipts ~ 900 bush. exports as bush /;
sales 10000 bush exports; spot uuleti No az
white bite az 2s929lac sracx mixed Western 2sas
4SOci track white Western at 3Od3b.
seer strong; family sigh so; mess 0 COG
Cut meats steady; picked bellies 70.
Lard easy; Western steamed at @ 50; Oct at
% refined easyi continent s5.
tory l41s ai7c June crm 1921 lac state dairy
l6G2lc; do cIm 1T,a24c.
Cheese firm; large white at 12al2I1c; small
90 l2s4c; large eolored 12A@Iz1sc; small do
riggs easyi State and Penn 2oa21ci Western
ungraded i4siec.
Rosin quiet.
Turpentine steady.
lice firm.
Molasses steady.
freignts TO Liverpool dull + grain Sd.
sugar raw firm; held higher ;iair refining g.
16 bid; Centrifugal 90 test 5-l6 bid ;MOlasse-
ugar at 9-16; refined =.
CHICAGo-Cash ouotaticlss.
Flour easy.
Wneat-No 2 spring 6ss4 a7Ic; No do 64a
zoe; No Red 7ia711&c. Corn-No at 31s4 /;
No yellow 3l% Q32c. oats-No at 22s. c;
No white 211sc; No 3 white at 24slc; No 2
Rye at 56c; No 2 Barley 37,d44c; No Flax
seed 32ts; N w Flaxseed =; Timothy seed
80; Mess Pork at S567 90; Lard at 20g
%; short ribs at 1905 15. Dry salted meats
-shouldersat 69e1s short clear sides at 45a
8 t5.H-
Butter dull but steady-creamery at 15a22ci
dalries 13Haa19.
Eggs steady fresh 161sc.
Cheese steady-crmat 11sf 6I2c.
Flour-receipts 10000 bbls; wheat 10000
bush ;scorn 542, 900 bush; oatsI 277,OOO bush;
rye 5000 bush; barley 10000 bush.
Shipments-FlOur 1900 bbls wheat 10, 900
oushi cornI 1850 bush; oats $4,000 bush
rye 0.oO0 bushi barley $4,000 bush.
DETRoIT-wheat quoted at 69sz for cash
?Sc.
ToLEDo-wheat dull-ca sh at 7ols; Dec at
YEA c; May THO.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.
New York stock, Money and Grain
Market Review.
(From Price, Mccormick s. Co., 2i6
Middle S.reet.)

(From Price, Mccormick s. Co., GIG
Middle S.reet.)
New York, Thursday. October H.
Stocks As far as the foreign markets
today were concerned the news was cheer
ful, The Bank Ct England rate re-
mairei unchanged The proI ortion of
reserves to liabilities as compared with
last week showed moderate Improve
ment whilst In the American market
there was a modsTats degree of activity
accom- par led by advances ranging from
ii to 5-S per cent above cur ulosings OF
last night Here, the sentiment was In
lined to be bullish at the opening, there
being q strong belief that Mr.. Keene was
heavily short of the market. and that ne
would 6nd that covering was impossible
except at material advance. b. Il. Il.
ana sugar wer ,Eboth aGtlves at the OPEN
ing In the FORMER there seemed 20. be
some nqui0atlOh ny bne buyers OF the last
few days. Pullman had a somewhat fen-
satlonal dEop on a story emanating from
Chicago that the directors at their meet
ing today would make no statement
Whatever tending to confirm the story
thai consolidation with the Wagner
company was in contemplation. Trading
in Southern Pacific was somewhat light
er than yesterday, but there still seems
to be a steady absorption of the stock
After the first hour the market became
dull but Ill retained it's strength.
Commits ION houses still tell the same
story, namely, that although their Gus
toners are not disposed to sell at the
same time they are not increasing their
lines The market maintained its str sngth
fairly we'll up to tbs last hour and some
stocks enjoyed tolerable advances.
One of these was S. p. whioh advanced
to IS Ia on fairly large purchases by the
Wormsers.
Pullman had a sharp recovery on the
publication OF a despatch in the news
agencies asserting that combination
with the Wagner company would take
place in the near future. 1t was not
expected that auy definite announcement
would bs made to-day, but that some def
mite stand would be published before long
was ths confident belief of people in Chic
ago. The closing of the stack market was
irregular and averaged considerably be-
low the best prices of the day.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20
Cotton Markets.
lBy Telegraph.l

NEW Y0RK-The Cotton market to-day was
steady middling uplands at 7ssc; gulf 1850;
sales 1927 bales.
CHARLES rON-The Cotton market to-day
closed irm; middlIngs 15-l6c.
ryGAI.N ESTON-The Cotton market closed
firm; middhngs 71sc.
1MkMPHIs-rhe Cotton market to-day closed
steady; mlddlings &c. azsa
NEW oRLEANS-The Cotton market closed
steady; middlmgs 67sc.
MoBILE-Cotton market steady; mlddling at
6slc.
SAVANNAH-The Cotton market closed
firm: middlngs l3-t6c.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20
Portland & Yarmouth Electric Ry. Co.
In Effect Oct. z. 1899.

ltARS leave head OF Elm street for Underwood
~ Spring and Yarmouth at 6.45 a. m.. and
haf-hourlv thereafter until iLl5 pm.
Leave Yarmouth for Portland at 5.45 q. m.
G-15 GAO and half-h0urly thereafter until 1910
D. IN.
Leave Underwood Spring for Portland at ell
a. M, and half-hourly thereafter until 1o4o p. M
SUNDAY TIME.
Leave Portland for Underwood Spring for
Yarmouth at 7,45 a. NJ, and halfhomly there
after till lo.l5 n. N.
Leave Yarmouth for Portland at Gas a m,
7l5, 7.40 and half-houry thereafter until 9.10
D. IN.
Leave Underwood Spring for Portland at z 10
a. NJ, and half-hourly thereafter until e.4O p. H.
Once and waiting room 44o Congress street
oct3 dtf