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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-29
boston stock List.

Sales OF stock at the Boston Stock Exchange;
bid
Atolloon $500 --. ---- 800. ~
boston N Ndlne---- s......-.1SS
american Ben. ...--..+.-...
Central Massachusetts .....-.-........... 1914
do pfd, 81
Union Pacific ...................... 1914
Union Pacific DID .......-.............. 73
Mexican Central As ............ ... 70
American Sugar .e............. ............1153z
American Sugar pfd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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elev; No Red S21sc b ahoar; No North
err Duluth 861a 0 anoat.H
Oorn-receIpUs $3.50 bush; EXPORTS 81 456
bush; sales 10000 bush iuJDres 900 bush
export; SPOT easler;No 2 at 494sc in eIey, 4o1s
l o ahoat
0aus-receipts j 600 bush: exports 127O2
push ;sales bush SPOT spot firm; NO at 26i> GQ
20 ~ No 5 at zoe: NO white at 271@ No 3
Whlte at 26s4 c; track mixed Western at 20@
2o12 c track white Western 26 a33c.
80. W.
Cutmeats steady
= Lara steady; Western steamed 5T1a Sept
2 S212 nominal; refined quiet; continent 95 {;
, 3 81; com Ound Is.
Pork firm; mess AT IL 75U14 90; family at
16 O)d10 30; short clear IA OOU16 90.
Butter market is steady; creameries at I76e
&c; do factory lAM1612c; June crm at lS g
Il - c state dairy Is 12sa2l do crm
Cheese firm; large white 1s011 14c: smar
small 11la.
Eggs steady; State and Penn 1921 western
regular packing at mark l212@lSc; Western,
loss of 2Cc.
Cotton seed oil quiet
q etrOleum easy.
IurpenJIne nrm.
Rice firm.
ROSm steady.
MOlasSes STEADY.
Frelehts to Liverpool easy.
Sugar-raw frm fair refining at 44c; Cen
trifugal SO test at &C; Molasses sugar 4c: re-
nned firm; No Is at $50; No at 80; No 8
at 5. 4Oe; No 8 at $50; No 10 At 5.26; No IL at
5.25; No u at 5.20e, mol at 5.15; No IA
/
Mould A g. o. cut LOAF and crushed sos; pow
dered 6.25; granulated 6.l5; Cubes $50.
CHIOAGO-Cash aoutatIcs.
rlnur dull, weaa-
Wheat-No 2 Syringe; No do 770761s
| No RED 1t 7614078Ac. COrn-No 2 at 4O8s
gale: No yellow 40 sa41c. Oats-No 2 at
! 2214 AGE 28sc; No ? white 25$4 6g2714e: No 3
! white at 23 u 0261a: No 2 Rye at 52c; good
feeding barley &C; fair to choice mailing at SD
csc; MOI Flaxseed at 90; No w Flax
seed at 30: PRIME Timothy seed 4 3O004 As
Ness Pork at 2 20 1F2 25 Lard at z 100
/ 2 ~ snort ribs size. L n So; dry salte
shoulders at 61406Ss IOl t clear Sides 20
/ Il 8 O.
Butter s.eady--cre. merry 16@211ac; oairles
at I6c.
Cheese quiet at 1014 D1lH C.
&c gs firm ii O. 30 Is.
Flour-receIpts 10000 bbls: wnest 352. 900;
b asa; corn 8 s- % sn: oats 261.nOO DuSh;
rye 11.OCO bush: barey5O 900 busH-
Shipments iOul IA 90 nDS; W 5000
bush; corn 1884, bus 4; oats 81 600 Oush
rye 1000 bush; barley $4,000 bush.
DETROIT-Wheat quoted "A cash WnITe
Red 1914 C; Sept 7sl4c; Oct -: Dec $40.
J TOLEDO-W heat-.cash and September al
/ 79c; Oct 79c; Dec 8215c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-29
MARINE NEW s
PoaT OF PORTLAND.

FRIDAY. Sept. 70.
Arrived.
Steamer Horatio Hall. Bragg, New York
passengers and mdse to J LiScOmb
Steamer Cumberland Allen Boston for East
port and st John, NIB
Nj with CLAW Portland StOneware Co.
Sea Grace Stevens, stevens, Calais for
Boston.
Sch j S Glover, Perry, Boston.
Sch Hattie Loring, Rice, Rockland lime to
c S Chase.
Sch Oracle J. Ramsdel. Boston.
Sch WinslOw Morse Crockett Boston.
Sch Clara s. Mabel, Leeman, New Harbor.
Sch Mary Langdon, Hall, Boston.
Cleared.
Sch Lizzie Clark, Look, Boston - Berlin
Mills Co.
SAILED-Sch Medford, Bath for Norfolk
tug Cumberland, with barges G AMI No II, Bal
tmOre.
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Foreign Ports.
Sid I'm Shanghai Sept %, barque Puritan.
Amesbury, Yokohama.
Sid i'm Sydney. NSW, Aug II, ship shenan-
dOah, Harvey. San Francisco.
Ar at Guavmas, Sept II, sch Tampa. Peter
Ar at St John, NIB, Sept %. sch Ada Short
land, Portsmouth.
CID. sch MYra B. ROckpOrt.
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STOCKS

Portland Daily Press STOCK QuOCatfO ms
Corrected by Swan & Barrett. Bankers. 1s6
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New York Quotation. Of Stock. and Bond

(By Telegraph.
| The following are the closing quotations Of
The oasis., 1900-10-06

For spraiDs, swellings and lameDess there is nothing so good as Chamber lain's Paiu Balm. Try it. For sale by l.. w. Mix & G., druggists.
 Wednesday evening Mir. J. F. Row. man came in from the Mowry mine, where he has been at work two or three months putting up the new concentrating plant.
 Reverend $. Elliott of St. Andrews parish Protestant Episcopal church) will hold services in Athletic club hall tomorrow morning at II o'clock, and in the evening at 7:30 Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
 A good writing desk and book case, besides dressers, bedsteads, mat tresses and Wheeler & Wilson sew. ing machine for sale at half price at Perkins & Tonkin. P. s. Also an upholstered parlor set.
 Monday night while en route to the fiesta at Magdalena. Alejandro Mos queira, young man well known in Nogales, was shot aud seriously wounded by one of the passengers. The wounded man was brought back to Nogales. The full particulars as to what provoked the shooting are difficult to obtain. The man that did the shooting is in custody at Mazda lena.
The oasis., 1900-10-06

Wednesday MT. Walter J. N. Me- Curdy went to Tucson to attend the U. & court.
 Between the United States court in one direction and the MagdaleDa fiesta in another, Nogales has been deserted this week.
 Yesterday evening MT. J. D. Mil ton returned from San Francisco, and his m my friends in Nogales are de- lighted tu see him.
 Star: Col Lyman Bridges, Wm Bridges, Wm. O'Gara and s. H. Gould have returned from trip over the proposed line of the American Mexican Pacific railway. MT. Wm. O'Gara is of the firm of w. c. Brad burg X G., of Denver, and is here with the object of taking contract to build the road from Tucson to Gala basi>.
The oasis., 1900-10-06
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO,
 CHICAGO.

Yesterday evening Mace Burgoon returned from Tucson.
 Mir. D. c. Chalmers is over from La Noria to attend the democratic con- vention
 Mir. Fred Herrera is in Tucson as a witness in the Gaxioa postotiice rob bery case.
 Mir. J. B. McClenahau Is over from Gro Blanco to attend the democratic convention.
 Friday evening Rev. Orville J. Nave of Chicago, arrived at Nogales to visit his son Mir. Y. S. Nave
 Mir. T. J. Turner of Elgin precinct, Is in Nogales in attendance as dele gate in the democratic convention.
 Professor George A. Treadwell of the Greene Consolidated Mining Co.,, came up from Hermosillo this morn- ing.
 Don't forget that October 18th is the last day for registration and poll tax must be paid before the voter can be registered.
 Perkins & TonkiD have recently en- larged their store to double it's former capacity to make room for double their former business.
 It is reported MT. Jack Woodrum is to be nominated today as candidate for sheriff, by the democratic conven. tion. He is looming up strongly as a dark horse.
 Governor N. 9. Murphy and other eminent republican speakers will ad- dress the people of Santa Cruz county at the Nogales opera house, Friday evening, October l2th, 1900.
 Since the article on the probable nominees was in type it is reported that Captain J. l.. Hathaway has de- cllned to let his name go before the republican convention for sheriff.
 The streets of Nogales were throng- ed with strangers yesterday. A large number of people stopped over day in the line cities en route to their homes from the fiesta at Magdalena.
The oasis., 1900-10-06
At the Methodist Church

Rev. 0. J. Nave, Post Chaplain in the regular army, and stationed at Fort McPhersoE, Georgia, will preach for Us in the morning at II o'clock. Bro. Nave is au author of note and 3 grand preacher. Come and hear him. It will do you good. Everybody is cordially invited.
 w. F. Oglesby, P. O.
The oasis., 1900-10-06
MORALES NOTES.
METAL MARKET.

MEXICAN PEsos Fl Pasol =. 4Si
 Rooms
 Rooms Elm street. Rooms
 Flewelling. If Dr. Bristol, dentist. Nogales. Monday Captain l.. W. Mix was at Tucson.
 Elegantly furnished rooms at the Harley House.
 Thursday MT. E. J. Pellegrin went to Magdalena.
 Mir. T. J. Turner came in from Egin yesterday.
 Mir. J. R. Johnson of Calabasas was at Nogales Thursday.
 Thursday Mir. A. H. White was down from Crittenden.
 Wednesday Colonel w. P. Harlow went to the Pefa Blanca mine.
 Judge J. s. Taylor is in Tucson in attendance upon the U. s. court. A. Morales and family, have been visiting in Nogales the past week. Butter and eggs, fresh, sweet and guaranteed at Perkins & Tonkin's. A new grocery store is shortly to be opened in the Brickwo0d building Mir. J. O. Wood, visitor from from Guaymas, was in Nogales Friday. Mir. Con O'Keefe went to Phoenix on business trip Thursday morning. Mir. $. c, Balch of Washington, DC, was a guest at the Harley House yes terday.
 Mir. w. A. Dalton, of Tucson, was registered at the Harley House on the 4th inst.
 Coke for the Democrata mine in the Cananeas was received at NogaIes this week
 MT. Fred Stevenson from Fl Paso, was at Nogales Thursday returning home from d visit in Sonora.
 MT. Emerson Gee Of Washington Camp is oyer in attendance upon the democratic county convention. Messrs. Scott McKeown and Geo. A. Watkins, of Patagonia, were regis tered at the Montezuma Friday. Thursday U. s. Custom Inspector Webb, Durnall and Hathaway went to Tucson to attend the United States court.
 California fruits and vegetables. Hams at F cents, bacon and spare ribs, fine and fresh goods at Perkins X Honkin.
 MT. J. T. Brickwood returned Fri day morning from trip on mining business to Llano. He stopped over a day at the fiesta at Magdalena. MT. H. M. James, the piano tuner, will be at Nogales within few days, prepared to put in good order the pianos of his numerous patrons. Yesterday evening Colonel Wm. Roy of the firm of Roy & TitcOmb, re- turned from Europe, where he has been several months for hls health. Mir. L. W. Jimmie have been in Tue son this week to attend the United States court as a witness in case against a man accused of passing counterfeit money.
 Thursday morning Postmaster A. J. Grlswold went to Tucson as a witness 10 the post office robbery case--Gaxio- la havipu n n hofara ha IInitaJ
The oasis., 1900-10-06

There are many cheap baking powders made of alum. Liebig, the celebrated chemist.
 says that alum disorders the stomach and occasions acidity and dyspepsia.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-02-02

flask towards me, and then filled his own,
which he drained at gulp.
Come, cavaliere- are in no hurry-cut
me through the pack"
with pleasure, but my purse-bearer is
downstairs-will you permit me to see him p
"By all means-the heavier the purse the
better for me-"
"a favor-I cannot play with that beast
near me-could you not send him away?"
''Send him away-my familiar" he said,
with an awful smile. "No, no, Di Savelli-
he is my luck; but shall keep him at dis
lance if you like
l rose and went down to Jacopo, and
found him and Bande Mere already on
friendly terms with the guard. 1 took my
purse from him and found time to whisper
my whistle. When l came back l was re-
lieved to find the bear fastened by chain
to ring in the wall. The chain itself was
weak and could have been snapped with
ease, but the animal made no effort to strain
ut it, and lay down as contentedly as dog
Baglioni had pulled table into the center
of the room and was seated at it, impatiently
ruffling the cards.
"Back at last" he said, and his voice had
lost its measured cadence; heavens, have
not spread the cards for whole year-what
stakes?
Simply cutting the cards"
eyes. It is the quickest game know"
."Say a crown each turn to begin with"
We cut through four times, and paid
over two crowns. Baglioni laughed as he put
them on one side; "peddling stakes these,
cavaliere- make them ten crowns cut"
"Agreed-three cuts and shuttle"
BE nodded, and paid ten crowns, feeling
at this rate that my purse would soon be
empty; but saw that the fever was taking
hold of him, and offered to double the stakes
and won. From that moment luck favored
me, and at the end of half an hours play the
cavaliere had lost all his ready money, about
60 crowns, and owed me 500 besides He
did not take his losses well; all the re-
strained self-command which he first ex-
hibited gave place to wild excitement, and
his hands shook as he shufaed the cards, his
white face paling whittier than ever.
Course the cards!" he said, II have no
luck"
The moment had come for which I had
been watching. Time after time felt in
clined to strike sudden blow, but held my
self in.
"No more to-day, cavaiere," / said, filling
my glass; 81 have business and must away"
A red flush came to his forehead; Il can
not pay yos at ence," he said, in low tone.
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500 Reward. 800.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
known to the medical fraternity. Cata-rh
being a constitutional disease, requires .
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
81 the dsesses snd Ewing the paten
strength by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have SO much faith in its cura-
tive powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure
Send Tor list Of testimonials.
Address F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-02-02
KINSLEY GRAPHIC.
XINSLEY, KANSA6
THE WRECK.
KANSAS.
XINSLEY,

Across the night q gray moon fell
Through bars Of shifting cloud. to set
Where iron reef and white wave met
Sullenly at the doors Of hell.
1t saw the great ships dying throe,
AS one with dim, drawn face. who sees
A dumb beast in its agonies.
And may not help. and cannot go;
And. peeping still from wind-wrought
caves.
It watched amid the swirl and strife
Unlovely atoms. each a life,
Tossed on the uproar Of the waves.
Sick to the heart with fear untold
OF that mad slaughter half deserted.
Ii crept behind a cloud, and died
Then the black night was icy cold.
Last out Of chaos calmly bright.
Day dawned, and, with a greeting roar,
Triumphant ocean flung to shore
His broken playthings Of the night.
Sydney Bulletin.
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A Modest Request.

Ambition is, an admirable trait, but it ID
not the single qualification for success.
Among highly ambitious youths must be
numbered a German who for several years
had been apprenticed to cooper. The
Young man felt that constant coopering was
not compatible with his hopes for the future.
Accordingly, after elaboration, a few
months ago he addressed letter to the head
of the great Rothschild banking house at
Frankfort, setting forth at some length his
strong dislike for his trade, and asking to be
accepted as can apprentice millionaire"
promising diligence and all application in
learning "the business" The young man is
still a cooper-Youth's Companion.
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/ reception he win get--or, nearer still, to Trs.

mouille?"
"And why come to met"
Because of your influence with your
cousin. and because you are a man who will
play for big stake" and / risked the shot.
His eyes flashed and his hand stopped in its
movement through the fur of the bear.
My influence with my cousin is-that,"
he snapped his fingers, "but big stake
yes--I like playing for big stakes"
stopped and picked up card, holding
it idly up between my finger and thumb.
This, what propose, is bigger stake
than you could ever get on the king, cava-
liere," and with a twist of my wrist sent
the card from me; it hit the wall opposite
with smart tap, and then foated slowly
and noiselessly down to the floor of the
room.
The mans eyes followed the card, and he
muttered as if to himself:
"a big stake-yes-Carlog gives me nothing
Il am his jailer-1, who in a single night
have lost two lordships to Riario, have now
not ducat to fling in the air, except what
the niggard allows me-"
! did not like the part was playing, but
1 knew enough of the state of affairs to be
certain that DAmboise would richly reward
the person who could detach Baglioni from
the Borgla. 1 said no more than the truth,
therefore, when l added, quietly:
"You would have another lordship, or two
maybe, to stake if my proposal were carried
out"
"Cospetto" he said, ct is useless"
"Then am sorry" l replied, rising as if
to depart, ''but must wish you good day."
"Diavolo! Cavaliere, you are not going
there" and his deep voice pealed out like
great bell.
The bear, which had stretched itself on
the floor, rose with grunt, but Baglioni
pressed it's head down, and it sank back and
began to hum itself between its paws, like
IN enormous bee, or rather with the sound
a thousand bees might make.
After little delay there was a knock at
the door, but apparently, as usual, the per-
son outside, whoever he was, did not feel
disposed to come in. My host rose in anger
and stepped across the room, followed by
his beast, the latter passing unpleasantly
close to me.
There was an alteration at the door; my
host went out with his pet, and for mill
ute or two I was left alone. l moved my
seat nearer to the small table beside Bagli-
oni's lounge, and, taking up the pack of
cards, began to shuttle and cut them.
The cavaliere came back very soon, flask
In one mana ana Il glass In Cne Otner.
"Blood of st. john" he exclaimed, as he
set them down with clink on the table,
chose rascals-I will have their ears cut
off-they fear this poor lamb" and he
fcndled the great bear, which rose on it's
hind feet and began muzzling it's master.
81 am not surprised. Corpo di Bacco!
The king again!" and flung down the pack
in apparent disgust.
Down, Fluto" and Baglioni turned to
me: "The king again. What was that you
said?"
Cutting left hand against the right. I
lost three times"
II lost ten thousand one night over cut
ting-but help yourself and he pushed the
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The Pacific and Oriental Mail

~ the New York Central, every night in
The year at 9:l5, and the fourth night there
nfter this mail is at San Francisco, ready
Tor delivery or transfer to the steamers for
Hawaii, Australia, Philippines, Japan and
China
See the new "Round the World" folder
just issued by the New York Central Lines
y copy will be sent free, postpaid, on re-
yeipt of three cents in stamps, by George H.
Daniels, General Passenger Agent, Grand
CENTRAL Station, New York.
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Hubby Holds the Record.
fro BE Continued

Polite Shopman Showing goods)-
Here is something l would like to call
your attention to. madam. It is the
very latest thing out.
Mrs. Rounder (absently)-H there's
anything out later than my husband I'll
take it, if only as q curiosity.-Tit-Bits.
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The love of money is said to be the root of
Ill vil-and the lack of money produces
many branches of the evil.-Chicago Daily
News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-06-12

him.That serious international en-
tnglements are not expected soon Is
indicated 20 some extent by the de-
parture fromthig city Of the foreign
representatives.
The Russian ambassador, Count
Cassini has already gone. Ambassador
Cambon Of France viii leave on the
20th for Europe. and Lord Pauncefote
IL makingarrangement 10 20 70 New
port for the summer on July l. At the
same time II is felt that China is in
such ferment tha an international
crisis beyond the nnObs uprising con-
fined 70 China may he precipitated a.
any moment. The Chinese minister,
Mr. WI Ting Chang is naturally dis
turbed over the seriousness OF the re-
ports. but in the complete absense of
official Information he believes that
the reports are magnifed and that the
underlying causes Of the attacks or
the foreigners have not been given. !
knowle1ge of this point he felt, would
would permit a much better judgme ent
Of the situation.
this upheavel the other ministers have
interests 10 protect cooperating with
In some foreign quarters It has been
thought the CI.rese goyef l7nent would
give some indication through its min
isters abroad Of It's views On the Iaad-
ing Of foreign troops and its ability
unaided to cope with the situation.
but not a word as 10 this has been re-
ceived here.
Secretary Long this afternoon stated
that he had sent no direct answer TO Ad-
miral Kempff, nor was such an answer
necessary in view OF the subsequent ca
blegram 20 Admiral Remy at Manila The
reinforcements in the shape OF 100 addi-
tional marines which will come TO him
from Manila during the course Of a week
would indicate the department. position
sufficiently. 1t will take the Solace a full
week TO make the trip, according to the
estimate of the naval officers for II is
about 1000 miles from Manila to Taku.
II is declared by the navy department
that Admiral Kempff is not entirely de-
pendent upon these marines from Manila
for reinforcements, for he was authoriz-
cd last week to call upon the United
States naval vessels at Shanghai, the
II he needed them and It is suggested that
Oregon also may supply another force in
| addition TO the twenty marines she has
| sent already to Admiral Kempff II IS ev-
| ident that the navy department approves
! all Admiral Kempff has done up to this
point at least, as IL shown by the dlsin-
| clination TO hamper him by Instructions
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