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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-08
HELP w4NTED-MALE AND FEMALE

NANTED--A 1rst-ciass cook and washer: city refs.
required; also student wait dinner for his
hoard IG22 18th st NV Item
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WALL PAPER.

STILL N THE BUSINESS at ~ 9Th st So VIII,
complete stock OF wall paper and room
holdings; painting. granting frescoing and 1rs.r-
al decorations; fine work AT low prices no charga
Tor estimating; postal to my address VIII re-
eTily 422 z. Cap St de73t ON
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 up; only dealer who or;1av
legal guarantee with all wo5i; estimates
furnished; samples brought; largest and fi,,esf
assortment Send postal TO WILLIAM Y MA
HONEY e03 Pa ave. Sc sse3-14f
CONGRESS IS NOW IN SESSION: your friends
VIII be coming TO Washington for the IoIi
days Don't let them come when the house Is
not bright and CHEEKY Have us pauer your
rooms-fFom g up F. C. NoLTE, $40 9th st.
NV. dealt
ROOMS pzpeTet 81 up: samples brought. THos
GEORGE, 41IA 7th St. noIs-Imo
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sroNE Z FAIRFAx. &c z :. a..

FOR sALE-sEE Us Az ONCE ABOUT. THESE
L0W-PRICED HOUSES; NEVER BEFORE
HAVE SUCH BARGAINS BEN OFFERED; near
Lineo.n Park On wide ave. steTies7 rooms
and bath; reduced from s., 80 20 g, COO: this
amount was loaned on the house; 9 attractive
rev houses On G ST Sc; each looms and bath;
1900 SfA buy 4 pretty new Groom brick On
fth st. Sc, near I; very attractive home
new room houses st. Sc: we'll COZ
ssT'etedI excellent plsmsiRgi each $3.50.
A 4-reon house on St az sacrifice; cost
owner $500; we would ike an offer OF 81 $50.
cheap home on St ne, near I'd; rooms
and BATH only s., fee.
s 5-rcom brick with bath On ST ne near
18th; only 81, I00-vorth s. $50
ll:h st re, Nd. ave; new 6-room brick
houses Teduced to $500 each: lots 100 feet
A lovely home Cor 5000. on st. ne. near
nth; rooms and bath; lot I7x72; alley: would
be cheap at 81 $50
Lowest-priced modern house in the Northwest;
y. 1909 this price represents the trust rooms
and bath; uear
: s2-7oo VIII buy T-rOom hours On I'd at. ne.
near D.
a bsy-windoS brick on D St ne. near 5th; 6
rooms and bath; cheap az s, $50.
$500 each; Groom houses near Govern
rnent Printing ofiee-
An sroonn house for SEQ. on & st.znear
: NeaE. 3 q 0. depot; FOons and bath: nearly
SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX sos 81 NV
FOR SALE-BARGAINSi BARGAINS. BARGAINS
WE'VE COT THE CHEAPEST HOUSES EVER
OFFERED II THIS CITY FOR HOMES OR
INVESTMENTS.
FOR SALE-Look at these. new house,; roo.rs
fine bath; porcelain Tub; open plumbing: range
lstrabe; bot and cold water; large lets: on let
tered street; only 8 600 each; TEo ever heard of
sHch ene home for soslittiA money! SEE Us
BEFORE THEY ARE SOLD.
FOR SAILS, eoo will buy a Groom bay-win-
dow brick, with bsth; lot IzxT2; alley; on I St
ne near Eth St cost owner 5000.
FOR SALE-s2,lo9 buys 6-rooTa brick. with
BATH Northwest not SIDE streets worth 8. 800
FOR SALE-A Groom brick with bath; nez-
Pension Office; for s. COO; well rented.
FOR SALE-0ne Of those coy Groom bricks
on l. St ne, between 6th and 7th, for 90 30
FOR SALE-S1 600 less than cost; price. s, 500:
Groom brick near eth ct. aHd Pa. ave. sc.
FOR SALE-Che2p at $500; must be sold /;
owner must realize at once Green brick On
10th St, one square from East Capitol st.
FOR SALE-A pretty buzz brick house on st.
Sc; roeTas and bath; only s, 800
FOR SAbE-S2,o e0 buys a Groom brick. with
bath; nearly new; on an avenue near Lincoln
PARK.
FOR sALE-$a,1oo each; nearly new 7-room
bricks on D St Sc, near Cd.
FOX SALES, 90; Z ls-Toolz pEick; lot Isx12A;; ,
D St Sc, near I'd Es
STo.- = -~-'v 80 = M.
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FOR REMIT gentleman furnished room: Sd
floor; tile bSth; furnace heat IS. Box lDs
this Office eies-st. en-
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FOUND.

HOOPS Baking Powder Norld's Best s 10 IL
sel6-tu. h.ss.sn-tf
F0JND-01 Potomac River. 4 roIbo9t. oV-,,sr
come and prove property and pay advertise
Ticat- go School St. sw de7-st en-
ICE CREAM, &c gallon not Elade in cefIaT
but above ground fer sewer Ess abounds
81 cellars and breeds typhoid, tliphtheria. etc;
moral don't cat that kind. LACEY-S is IYfIre and
delicious co. n Y. ave 'Pkcne aosi
an2s-6.em
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wANTED-HoHsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-By responsible party, the use Of div
ing horse Tor his keep for few months. Adj
dress BOX 60 this Office de5-St
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FoR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.


FOR SALE-Seyeral f9uE-whceI herdic cabs
hroughams, tWo-Ukeel cabs: Cheap for cash
Owner leaving city. Can at % St. ne. deS-3t
FOR SHE Horse, suitable for cart; price sa5.
Il c WALL, 1Iz5 Ist St nv desst
FOR SAI-E-I2E0 Ohio ave, secondhand delivery
and Dayton wagons, b1ggies and wheels; sec
ond moor. bargaln5 de7-3t
FOR SALES horses. mares, and mules; been
used II transfer and delivery wagons; 600 20
Loo pounds; ages from ) to 10 years; also har-
ness, wagons 10 reasonable offer refused Call
IL ~ ST NV. te6-St
FOR SAILS good work horses and i buggics:
cheap; must be sold at once Can be seen at
COAL YARD, corner 22d AID n sss NV. des-st
FOR HIRE-HOrses. delivery wagons, b1SSies.
and carriages; special rates PALACE
STABLES. III St ,Ies-7l
FOR RENT-oFFIcK ROOFS.
FOR RENT-Roons II building sS2 St NV.
cheap rent Apply TO ". J. DANTE, Hutchins
Building 10th and sts. ap22tf
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FOR RENT-Two pleasant, well-fur rooms for
light housekeeping; rent SIG. 2l25 L ST. NV.
deS-3t,en
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Through trains from lne South arrive Washing
ton 6.{z a. n, 7-S5 a. n. 2-I5 p. H.. and $50
p. n daily. From HsrrjsOnburg II 81 a NJ week
DAYS and $50 p II. daily From Charlottesville
SIS a m and $40 p m daily.
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FOR RENT-FGr. roorG; good paighbofnood; to
diserete lady, with privileges; light house
keeping. Address IG7 this Office. ses-St, EN-
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WANTED-4lan, who thoroughly understands max
ing soup and nee lunch in bar, and be gen
orally useful; wages So per week, 90 La. ave
NV. des-2t. en-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-24
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.
New York stock, Money and Grain
Market Review

Nv direct private wirs TO Louis s. Col
we'll. manager OF Price. Mccormick &
Go. Is branoh Office, No. ZIG Middle street
Portland, Mel
New York, April 23-The market
orensd In q solte OF demoraiiza' I'm and
closed extremely firm, and notwithstand-
ing the days recovery there was an ex-
esllent borrowing demand for Pennsyi-
vsnia, Nj spuri Pacific. the Steel stocks
Baltimore g. Ohio ifsuss and the Grnngi
as For some reason the besrish contin-
gent picked out the Graugers today ~ .
club ish which TO break the rest CT the
market, hut tie effort was not paItlou-
lsrIy successful even In those GASES where
selling was most concentrated. During
the time that the standard issues were
under the most s,vere pressure, the Steel
stocks were firm evidently showing tne
tactics being employed In ths marked.
There were also SHARP advances In Sugar.
and towards the Close In Tenn. Coal and
Iron, q. u. I. These stocks had been sold
down in sympathy with the othsr inGue-
trials, although being producers Of raw
material they are In no visa anecte1
by the troubles OF the steel manufactur-
Ing com PAM s. Ths opening demora'iza-
Il IN was Ct course continuation oil
what developed last week after the break
In the steel stocks. and Mr.. Gate q de-
clarat'on regarding the condition If the
industry. In addition London appssrsd
10 take alarm at the weaknols Of Amsri-
can stocks and were very heavy sellers
here, oispoeing On bsl,nce Of probably
over 40 co shsrss. The foreign selling
and tie local liquidation much OF which
srpAared to be forced By reason Ct
har ssed margin, ratgrallJ resulted In
thoroughly unrettled forenoon market
The afternoon rally was not altogether
on covering of shorts. for very good
buying was roted In various quarters
and 1t looked as II some OF the pools o
tive In particular stocks were regeinipf
their courage and taking fresh hold.
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Domestic Ports.

NEW YoRK-Ar 22d. steamer Orizaba, from
Havana; Grenada. Trinidadi s. ms Susie NJ
Plunmer. Carrabclie; Alfred FISK, rroyi-
Ar Ssu, scbs Morris & Cliff Rockland; VIM
Jones Bangor for Philadelphia
City Island-Passed 22d, schs Matte Allies,
from Raritan Tor Portland, Wesley Abbott,
Kingston, NY, for do: q III NILS, do Tor Rock
land; Henrietta A Whitney, do for Boston; s
q smith, Amboy for kockiand; Georgietta, do
for Providence; Douglas Haynes, do Tor Au-
gusta: Ella Brown, do Tor Salem.
BOSTUN-Ar 22d, SENS Oliver Ames. Morgan
Philadelphia; Regina, SEnhorp, South AmbOy
thase, snow, New York; Albert Phars, Muller
GAY Head; Leona, Lane, Rockport; w Nor
cross Lane, Reckport; Lizzie smith, Lane. do;
Mary Wonson, Murphy, Roekporti ii Boyn-
ton. Cooper, koekp0lt; J Chester Wood, Has
kel Portland; Maud Seward, Pasehil. kenne-
pee; Gold Hunter, Ellsworth Onward, hat
lock. Roekland; James Ella, Geyer, Rock
F'Aii Ar I'D, schs Ka,e Pray. Mt Desert; Annie
Sargent, Rockport
In Nantasket Roads, sen henry Llppetl. IRON
Charleston for Weymouth. M,
BALTIMORE-Cld 2Zd. sch Ellen NJ Colder,
Portland. and sailed.
BoOTHBAY-Ar a2d. schs Smith Tuttle, FIN
Damariseotta Chas SpToul. sullivan; Chas
A HUT, do; MADAGASCAR Caitls; NJ New
ton DO TALL bound wesD; Am Team boston.
Ar Esd. sens Railroad, Portland TOT Friend
shin; George ID Loud. Bangor; Northern Light
do Kit Carson, Calais1 Native American. doi
BUCKsPoRf-Ar 2ist, sch william II Card,
New YORK. .
CAPE HENRY-Passed out 22d, sch John b
Prescott for Providence.
CHATHAM Passed 23d, steamer Manhattan
from New York for Portland.
GLOuCEs1ER-Ar 23d. schs Republic, from
Portland; Landseer Boston ior Bangor.
FEKNANDINA-Sld 22d, sch Lucy III Rus
sell. Blsi op. New York.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 2ist, sch Jennie Green
bank Philadelphia.
PORT TOWNSEND - Ar ED. ship Emily
Reed Nichols, Hong Kong.
PASCAGoULA-Cld -lst, sch Helen q Nose
Sid 2ist, sch Oracle d Buchanan, Hartman,
PENSACoLA-Ar 9lst, barque Willard Mud
gett Colcoru. Bathurst
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 2lst, sen Rlehard 5
Leaning Gardiner.
cid 2ist, sch Enma Angell Portsmouth.
Sid I'm Delaware Breakwater 22d. barque
Herbert Black, Blanchard. from Philadelphia
sid 23d. sch Psndleton Bros, Portland.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar $50, schs Ada Ames,
RoekporI Tor New York. II Wainwright, Han
gor Tor Rhode Island; Monticello. Portland for
Buston; Pemaquid, Roekand for do; James &
Ella, do for do; Mary Rogers. ana Niger, i'm
I1amariscotta for do; Delawaie. sullivan tor do
Orozimbo Hobokan for PASSPORT. Freddie Ia
ton. New YORK for Caltlsi Druid, do for Tho
maston: b l. Eaton, do for Calais.
ROUhPORT-Ar 22d. schs Herman Kim
bali Lane, Exeter; EtheI Merriman, Newman.
Boston.
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The International Zince Company holds near
IL 200 acres Of the richest zinc lard in the dis
trict: four mills In active operation on not
ever acres OF lis properties. and has yearly
capacity for producing s446.ls4 net per aunum
above all working expenses, salaries, ETC., as
reported by a committee OF the directors, IN.
GLIDING Hon. ChaFies Y. Bennett, secretary OF
state Of Rhode Island, aud DIR. Ira Q. Cushing.
president Of the Cushing Process CO.. toston.
The reserve acreage still nnworked Is as rlcn
in ore as that already under active develop
ment, II not richer, with the solid and Inc X
haustlble deposit OF zinc growing richer ana
mere abundant to q depth OF manl hundred ieet
below the present workings
There Is more money In lnternationai zinc
stock than can be obtained from any otber
legitimate Industry In tbs country.
Its safety u guaranteed by the ceruned re.
ports OF n firm OF chartered secountants of
infernatIona reputation.
With the demand for zinc Increasing. and
the European mines becoming gradually ex-
liausted zine Is the safest, best paying and
most permanent investment beiore The public.
Tho company has already contracted for tue
erection Of four additional mills when Will
enable Il to open up larger area OF territory
aad materially increase It's earning capacity.
II Ia the Intention OF the company TO continne
this increase OF equipment until Us properties
are al, In a revenus-producing condition.
,Tls iLsures a permanent paying inye .tment
for lnauy years. and according 10 the testimony
OF rrof,fW. o. Crosby OF the department OF
geology and mineralogy I'm the MASSACHUSETTS
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Fiour-winter pts 30G4 o0;winter straights
A5G3 SO; Minnesota palents 8 1908 S6;W
ter extras 2 6Od2 90: Minnesota bakers 30 q
5 o.: do low grades 6a2 40.
rive -four quiet.
Wheat-receipts 77.7Oo bushi exports b5.3o2
bush sales 2,Sl8 900 bushsfutures. FAC. GOO bus
export: spot easy No Red 75b4c Z o afioat
No Red nc Toe elev; No 1 Northern Duluth
10 Iac { o Danoat 20 arrive.
Corn--Feceipts 45,625 bush; exports 1882
bus; sales 10000 bush tut res; 1ZO.oOO push
exports spot easy; No ? at 46Sse anoat;
v.ss-rcceipts t3s. 600 bush, exports 1o.2e5
bush; sales 5000 bushispot. spot dull' No 81
csc; No 8 at 27lac; Noz white al 3S9zyhc;
No white 2stac; ITaex mixed western AT 20
Beef steady; family ~ nUGSi3; mess 10 cog
l 90; city extra India mess at lS 6Oe1 ~ 90.
Cut meats steadyi picked bellies -. shoul-
Lard STEADY ;Western steamed 37M REIN
ed steadyi continent at 90; 20; com
Pork easier; mess si3 5oa13 10: family at
Ia 25al5'oo; short clear at 10 5oGi5 90.
Butter Is steady: western creamery at 10
G l9ci do factory l39 Toe: I'm ern l4as q To-
state dairy at 16Gl7 do crm at lblsa1oc.
Eggs irregular; state and fenn-l2Iagl3 IL:
sSsugar-raw steady; fair refining at to-l6ci
Centrifugal 96 test at 4ssi Molasses at sugar
-. refined steady.
CHICAGO-Cash doutaticLs.
flour easy.
vneat-So spring; No do Goa NO 2
Req at 69g 69lae. Corn-No at 37Ts q sac;
No yellow at 3sG3sIsc. Oats-No 2 at 24c: :
No white 37a27h4c: No white 25Hs a27c /;
No 2-Rye soc; No Barley at 44d44c: No
Flaxseed and NV FlaxSeed l rs; prime limo
thy seed at 2 30. Mess Pork at IL o0g12 90
Lard 1906 9TIs snort ribs sides Tba1 90;
dry sailed shoulders g. at short clear sides
z r5d SO.
Butter frm-crmery l4917h3i dairies at
12laGl6lsc.
mCheese Grm-l2aI3c.
Eggs steady fresh 10Lsc.
Fi0ur-receipts 1000 bbls;l wheat $4,000;
bush; corns ell 900 bush: oats 10000 bush /;
rye 1000 bush: barley $4,000 bush.
5hipments-FlOur 10000 bbls; wheat BOT 900
bush; corn 1,1l0,00o bus; oats $4,000 bush
We 5000 bush; barley % 600 bush.
DRTROIT-wheat quoted 7oM c for cash
White; cash Red at.IoN C; May at 7os4c; July
7.&c.
ToLEDo-wheat auiet-cash 711sci May at
71Ac; July At7i 1ae.
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FreIShIs-

The following are recent charters
Ship Abner Coburn, Moi, japan, TO Hong
Kong coal So so.
schr Nellie +. sawyer, Portland to New York,
lumber 2 40.
Schr John Shay New York to Portland, coal
Coo.
Schr Clara E. Randall san Juan, Pr. to New
York, sugar, p. Out in ballast.
Schr Augustus Hunt, kennebec TO Philadel
phia, Ice p.t
SchrS Charles Davenport, and Nathaniel T.
Palmer LouiSburg, CB., TO Boston, coal, p. I.
Schrs Douglas Haynes Lawrence Haines,and
W. II. Davenport, Perth AmbOy to Augusta,
coal 9.e.
schr K. Z. Briry. Philadelphia to Portland
coil 75c.
Schr Emma F. Angel, philadelphia to Boston
or Portland, coal soc, or Lynn, Soc.
Schrs b. c. French, and Abbie S. Walker
Philadelphia to Portland, coal rt
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SALEM-Ar 22d. sehs Charlie Bucki. Edge
water; Ella Frances. Hudson river; Samuel Z
Hart Port johnson for Merrimacport.
Also ar 22d. schs Henry Whitney, Elizabeth
port for Bangor; p q Thompson, Frankfort Tor
New York: Fiheman. Stonington Tor dos Ste
phen j Watts Machias for do; Mary F,Cush-
man, do Tor do; Lnlu Eppes, Franklin for DO;
Annie NJ PEBBLE. Calais for New Bedford; Net
lie d DoDhin do for falmouth; Hume. Rock
land Tor Fall River; Il l. kenney, do for froyi-
dence; Harold l. Berry. Portland Tor Fiushlng;
Allan Bangor Cor Nmeyard-Haven.
Ar 23d Schs Mary L Peanef Bangor fer New
YORK: John 4 Williams, DO for do.
VINEYARD-HAVEN- Ar 22d, Schs Ellza-
beth NJ Cook and Abble Ingalls, st J ohm \ b..
for New YORK; Edw l. Warren Bangor for New
York snowflake. and Henrietta simmons
Soath Gardiner for New YORK; q NJ rorrer,
Calais for do; Chas II fHckey, ROekland for
Warehsm; A0bie Blwker, Amboy for Bath;
Hannah Carlton Elizabethport Tor kastport;
Anna l. Lockwood. from South AmDoy for Port
land.
Ar 23d, schs Silver Heels. Raritan for Port
land; Empress, New York for Belfast. and BON
sailed. .
Passed 23a, schs Maggie Ellen, Portland for
Providence; las A Brown, Thomaston for New
York; Red jacket, and Commerce, Rockland
for do; X Bodwel, do for do.
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W. N. a. q. DIVISION.
station Foot of PrrbIe street.

For Worcester, Clinton, Aver Nashua,
Windham and Epping at 100 a. 10. and Il. 80
y. M
80 a. M. and 1890 p. M.
For Rochester. Sp-ipgvale. Alfred, WATERFORD
and Saco River at 30 A. m. IL ~ and $50
y. M.
For Gorham at 7.3o aud 9.0 a. m. 1a3o s.o9
$50 and $40 y. IN.
For Westbrook, Cumberland Mills, Westbrool1
Junction aud Woodfords at 7.39, 9.A5 a. M,
1880, SOC $50 and GO D. M
Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester az
1.26 D. M; from Rochester at $50 a. m, LIS
and SIS p. MT from Gorhlm at go. $50 and
10 so a. NJ, rs, AIS. 5.48 r. m.
ID. J. FLANDERS, q. j q I. A. bostcu-
fa2f. dU
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Cotton Markets.
lBy Telegraph.l

NEW YORK-The Cotton market To-Day was
quiet; middling uplands at 3-iGci do gull
10 lice; sales 100 bales.
CHARLES rON-The Cotton market to-day
closed firm; middhngs 03sc.
GAIN ESTON-The Cotton marGet closed
quiet; middlings 7-16c. z
MEMPHIS-The Cotton market to-day closed
steady; mlddlings 9ssc.
NEW oRLEANS-The Cotton market closed
quiet middlings 9Ssc.
MoBILE-Cotton market nominal; mlddling
5-l6c.
SAVANNAH-The Cotton market closed
quiet; middlngs 7-16c.
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RAILROADS..
BOSTON & MAINE r.. II.
WESTERN DIVISION.


Trains leave Portland. Union station. 70
$40. pm; scarbero leach. Plae Point, 100
1000 a. m, go. 5.25. 60 p. ~. OH Or
ehard. eaco, Biddeford, Kennsbunk, 100
s.45. 1000 a. M, 122o. $50. 6.2E. o. 20
y. m. KennebunkD 100. s.46. 1910
Z; m; 1890 $40. NJ, 20; 2 d. D VEL.
7.co. s.45. =. IN. $50, G. % pm. somerswersh.
Roehsstsr. 90, $40 a. M, $50 $50 p. m.
Alton hay. Lstsport. and Northern Dtyis
Ton, $40 n. y ~ 80 p. m. Worcester tvia
Bomersworth 90 a. m. Manchester. Concord
and orth; 100 q. m, s.5I ?; m. Doyer Ere:
q. M. 1870. $50 p. ~. Boaton. a. o5. 700
S.f5 a M. 1880. $50 y. m. Arrive Boston
T.2f. 1O.l5 q. M. 1916. 40. 7.i6 D. m. Leave
Boston for Portland F.59 7.30. $40 n m. 20.
4.;5 pm. Arrive IN Portland 1910. l1,5O a. m,
1910. BOO. 7.h0 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAI~S
Scarboro Beeeh, Pine Point. Old Or
chard. saco, Biddsford. KennebuLk. n 0rth
Bsrwiok, Dover. Exetsr. HaverhiIl. Law
romeo. Lowell. BOSTON, 1856. 4.30. u. IN.
Arrive IN Boston BIS. S32 p. m
EASTERN pIvIs1oN
Boston and way stations 900 am Btdde-
ford, ktttery, Portsmouth,. Newbury-
port. Salem. Lynn, Boston, 2.0a. 800 a. m.
las. 500 n. IN. Arrive Boston. 6.5T q. m.
1870. 400. e.o5 D. m. Leave Boston, T.so.
200 a. M. 1890, 7.0oa7t5 p. m. Arrive Pott-
land. Ii.D a IN, i2.0l 40. io.lA 100 p. IN
Biddeford, Exitfery, Portsmouth,, New
buryport, salem, ~ ma, Boston, 200 a. M.
l2.46 p. m. Arrive boston, 5.5T a. M. 400
p. m. Leave boston, 9.e0 a. IN. 100. p. IN.
Arrive Portland, 1910. i030p m.
A-DallY except Monday.
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RAILROADS.
Portland & Yarmouth Electric ny. {

Portland a. Yarmouth Electric Ry. Co.
OARS leave head OF Elm street for Underwood
y Spring ana Yarmouth at $40 a. m. hourly
until 5.45 p. M. then 6.l5, I.45, 9l5 and lO.45'.
Extra for Yarmouth week days ut 3. 10 p. m.
leave Yarmouth for Portland at $40 a. M,
hourly until 40 p. m, then 5.i0, $40. $40 and
go.
Leave Underwood Spring for Portland at @ 10
.. M. aud hourly until $40 p. NJ. thea $40 I.lO.
$40 and 1910.
SUNDAYS.
Leave head of klm street for Underwood
Spriny and Yarmouth at s.45 H. m, hourly until
745 D. M, then a.i5.
For Underwood Spring only at LIS, 2.S5.
ass. sos and els p. IN.
Leave Yarmouth for Portland az 40 a. M,
hourly IN ii 6 40. IN n $40.
Leave Underwood Spring for Portland, al
$40 a. M. hourly until ITO p. M. then LOO 2lo
$40. $40. 4.lo, 4.3c, $40, b4O, Clio, 600 10
$40 and 1910.
siO.45 car leaves city at close OF theares.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-24
NKw YORK. Sept %.

Money on call was steady 2a3 per cent.
Prime n,ercant lie paper at 4g5 Ter cent
sterling Exchange strong, with actual business
In bankers bills at 4sS9s or demand and
4 s41a for shty days. posted rates at 50
and 80. commercial bills at 53A al "a
Silver certificates GOA d6l1s.
Bar Silver $685.
Mexican dollars 472x.
Governments steady.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-24

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187 bush wheat 5452 do peas ! = Q maple Dix
$40 boxes cheese 21l9 pes timber 20 3 do deal
76S do lumber 1879 boxes meats 1851 sacks
-four 1874 logs AZ cs leather 3O5 bales hav y Z
pix furniture 81 cts pulleys do reirigerators z
do hammers Is do handles u cs typewriters
81 do organs > do tobacco llSj dc sphntS 4 DO
egg, 27 TX exhibits 10 es pou try do Sundrles
1b49 bales cotton 400 res seant ing > ~ sacks
-four 1865 pes timber 500 DIX pulp 3S4 boxes
meats $50 pls lard AT bbls apples ~ pc fresh
meat.