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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-16
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Ser sSnipettor bes Mrmenfir9=
BOTS itanD Dor Der GirGbofstbiir, als
por bie1er eine Gqutpage belt.
Wus Dem @agen Itiegen Elm 9err
uno cine Dame. Der Oiener reiAte
pom auti9eriiB spei grpBe 8rdn5e.
bic Der 6err in Gmpfang nabm.
$50 m09te ben Snipettor iprez
Gen." rebete er ben ppr ibm ItebenDen
Mfann an.
n9er bin t9 ielbit."
r8ielei6t t0nnen Sic mir ange6en,
mo in bas 9rab bon &onrab Golffs
ftnbe."
vOarf ia bic 6srrI6aften Bitten, in
mein 8ureau gu fommen. Gs biirfte
ntdt lei6t isin, bic 9rabifeK gu finz
ben. inbeb iA iperbe meinM0sli4ites
thun."
@Gbrenb bus Yaar tpartste, I9Eus
er Elm grpbes Gegiiter auf.
r@ann 1T Seer 8onrao Holffs gez
itorben?" fragte er bDflid.
Oas Wort r9err" mar Elm prGoi>
fat, tpeldes er in eleibsn 5dlen ionit
fir our6aus iiberfliiiiig belt.
rGr itarb i'm Sabre 1877"
n6m! Oas iino i6on neunsebn
Sabre 6er. Cine lanss 3eit! G5 lit
niAt unm0slth, bab Die 2ei9e ina!piz
ihen tpieoer uusgegraben tporoen lit,
BENIN mir baben tter isbr tpenig
gldb."
Der 6err preBte Die 2ippen 5uIumz
men, als tpollte er eine 9eipeaung ur=
terbriiden. Seine 8eglstterin Iab i'm
beiprgt an, bisl. feline 5anb in Der
thrigen nno iagte leiie uno inntg:
nWerner!"
r@iatiq, bier itsbt's! aonrab
GolFfs. ltaursraeieae?"
noSSSa."
nSel6Itm1rber2"
y. Gs lit mein 9ater."
Ser SnipeftO- iibsrlegte einen gus
eenblif, ebe er 5aetc:
r@er5eibuna, meiu 5err. Gs fommt
hier fat nismals oor, Jbab Sinner
na9 ibrsn Gltern fragen. gs I6e:nt,
baR nds @ra5 nod erbalten lit.
Wenn sic gsitatten, fibre id Sic
5prtbin."
Der esnIpeftor hielt bor einem
plas, biht an Der airGbofsmauer.
,6ter lit Das 9rab."
Gs mar Elm perpabrloiter Grb6ou>
fen. Bon benz Gi1baum, Der bic &irh=
hofsmauer bod iiterraste, bate Der
Sturm einen 8ldtterapeis abserifen
nnb. pie gum GGmud, ouf ben Grab=
biigel sel6leubert.
rSieb" fagte Der 6err gu fetner
8esletterin, Die Natur lit barmbers
siger, als Die Menlden!"
sssn bieien, Musenbltd :purbe elm
Shaufeln pernehmbdr, bas perrietb,
tpelAe 9lrbeit tpieoer getban tpurbe.
Gin anabe nit bla1en pergrdmten3iis
qen itanD babel llnD tpeinte bitterli4,
Gr itredte bic 6dnbe aus, ais tpollte
er bic grbe bitten, ibr Spfsr auriidouz
geben.
Gin Mann III grobem Mrbsitsfittel
aing in Der Ndhe nit gleidetlttgel
Miene auf unb ab. plDBlib ihien el
ilnaebulbig gu tperben ltnb rief BEN
anaben Elm barldes rRpmrl!!~ AT. q
mar iiher ni9t ber Batter, pabrideirs
li1 ni9t einnlal Elm MnperDdnbter
Elm 0ormunb DielIeiht, Der benz GinDi
nod fremb mar. Der Rndbe geborcbt'
nidt aleih, feline Gebanfen i1iener
fin ton benz frifden @rabbiigel MIDI
trennen su f0nnen. Der Mrbeiter ftiei
i'm unfanft an. rRomm!" ipieber
bOlte er unb 5og bas f4luh3enbe ainn
NIT ii4 fort.
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alnn n.,k 1T nrr a1nelt anhn.

sd brinse cine trauriae Na9ridt
nit, gmmp; Gntel Sobias bat ipetu.
lirt uno iein 9anaes Nerm6gen Der.
loren !A-. .Mas? Nadbem mir unieren
aleinen mad ibm benannt baben?-
Ser unbanfbare!
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51uhrIie Ghrrsnu.

sic: r3u Geinem @eburtstag laB'
id mid malen in Sel-tpo tpirr &c
tinbdngsn mein gilt?"-gr: .gs
ioll baben ben Gbrenplas, 2aura-
iiberm @elc{branf.
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Dtr hfIic G,.tufrlfl,f,s,,.

I aantbippe: .Gie lparen sloar
Elm ganaes Sabr BEL mir--i1 tam
0SEnen aber troyoem iain ailtes Mb=s
lsan8sseuanib cusTiellen !a-Eienfi
mdbden: sggiiisn eie, Waaoasl' !.
oa tleben Gie einIah in nisin Eicali.
bn&-neben benz Wermell iiber oie
Gdnee Der Gienhasjt- Abre plclo.
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Gin Druktikug.

r9err aollese, sdblen sic nod ben
MhblenbsiiBer Sduls au Sbren Gun-
en?"-Sunger Nrat: % ia. aber
es III ba lange 3eit teiner mebr trant
getpeien !"-~N6, lieber &olle9e, oas
miiIIen Sic nod lernen-in elmer 10
itarten Sanlilie muB bas ganse Sair
hinbur1 elmer franf iein y"
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Der TrnH.

.gs 1T bod traurig, oab sic Sbren
Mann 10 fbnell perlieren mllBten r.
.Sn, alleroinss, tb bab' nur ben einen
Srof, DaB ib jeBt meiB, mo er feline
glGdbte aubrinat."
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51ubrlteaernr a9rr,tr,.tIrttttn.
9dnsden (beobadteno, tuie Diana
fid gum ausseben anididt, iid nsrs
fdleiert unb Dem 9unbe ben 8eiBtorb
anlest): .Nber, Mama, beiBen benn
bic Jrauen au6, neil iie einen G9leier
traQen2"
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&pekulutiu.

S6rRer: rWas, 0u berlanaa
nt6ts fur Die Milb, tuel6e bic Sou->
ri1ien bel Sir trinten?"-B
.Naa! s. ias' allpei', Die fol
MIR, nadsa seb'n T. piel a. erbber's
Srinfgelo, als Die gang Wild tuertb ISL
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Trrt,niIlipr aHliturhritcr.

Qerr: nWollen Sic nod tlidt bic
2aternsn ausoreben?"-N q d tn d d.
ter: .Nein. oas tbun Die Stubenten,
tuenn Tie aus Ger Gnsipe fOnlmei1, bic
MAIDEN li9 Elm 9ergnii9en oaraus.'
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BfHer.

Game Gm Sbeater au benz bpr If,
iibenben 9i6ter, oeiien stiid eben aus-
eepfiffen tpiro): rNein Serr, id bate
mir erlaubt. Sbnen I'M porisen Ntt
cine 2ode absuidneioen-hier sebe id
Tie Sbnen auriid !"
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Beitrt BcrtrufeH.

rGarab, marum iebii gu Der INNER
in Sdatten?" ?"-.ylu' tpeil es Is 10
heiB-?" nWie baibt beib2 mas
madt d bisde ibmiBen, tuenn oafiir
funfeln Seine Giamanten?"
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Auaueuluunrrt.

gbef (su Dem neuen 2ebrlin9).
rDat Sir Der 8u9halter f6on geiasi,
mas Gu Na6mittass gu tbun baft?"-
2ebrlins: .Sa, ib foll ibn tueden,
tuenn ih Gle fommen febe !"
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sfu nuuu.

Mann (dnsitlia): vGu tommh
aus Der Slide! 9u tuirlt bod niht
etiua en?"-Grau: .Gob, Mdnn<
ben, gaoena1Ier!
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Gin tnDn,tshnrer Gbrnrnt1tt.
.2iebHe Gora. Gu tannlt unnDgli6
ms gaO refer $50, III oas alio
Der Gont, bob i'd elm 9anaes Sabr 9ss
iuno aebliebsn?"
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Der Die gaaubbeit feiaes meIens 2iisen

Der Die Maubbeit feiaes Meiens 2iisen
1iroFte:
uDn IebH, Dein 8ater min fein
Spfer fir Did bringen. SD babe es
out nit Dir geneint. Sci ebrlih uno
brab! Qlhieu, lieber Sunse!"
Mein @ater gins nit ifarfen
G6ritten i'm 3immer auf uno ab unb
fprd9 balb.altt Dor fib bin:
rNrmenunteritiibuns -. Sho! 49,.
Mdblreht -. 9iirgerlihe Ghre...
aber Der Sunge! 81. Du Rabenoater
49,. nidN einmal Gin Spfer fannit bu
ibm bringen!"
pl0bli:h trurbe er Ttiu unb trat IN !;
5eniter. Gr prebte l,ine Stirn on bic
@6eihe, als tppllte er eir'en @eoanfen
erhriiden. Nah einieen Mtnuten ging
er tpieber auf unb ab nno iagte gcs
laFen:
r8eb' gu 8ette!"
Gs mar eine unbeimli6e Nu9t. SD
tracbte auf unb ihlief Elm, nm tpieber
oufautpa6sn. 3pif6sn S6idfen uno
@a0en iah ih meinen 8ater am Slid
Iisen unb i6reiben. 5pdter ipar's
mir, ols bprte i6 feline Stimme:
rWeine niGt. Sunge! Sd babe Gouz
rGse!"
Damn fab III i'm Iaib i'm 5raum
an nlein 8ett tre!e.l unt mir in's iSez
1;6t leuGten. Geine9(ugen tparen tbra=
renfeu1t. gr fiiRte m;1 leiIe uuf beibe
@angen unD fIiiiterte:
,2ebe tpohl, Merner"
gnbli9 Id'lieF ih eir.
Il X X
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-08-10
gIGAlCIALAAD COMM ERCIAL
oneIatiOns Of Staple Products in che
Lending Markets.
a.. York ssocA, Money and Grain
HARRIET Review

Naw York, August 9.-Quotations were
Asrilv more than nominal IN the stock
,,arket today The variation during the
aav was scarcely appreciable IN most Of
she stocks traded IN and the average level
# prices shows an insigniiioa ut change
= the day. But It was noticeable that IN
amy Individual stock in which "a large or
dar was executed the resulting price
pavement was wide. Chicago and North
Western for which there was buying order
lar several thousand shares. was con-
snleuous example, running up nearly
sanr points. Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts
b,rr ross four points on single tram
saeslon Realizing in rubber cost that
stock two points.
4he renewed competition for gold by
Paris came as q surprise to the money
market This surprise was increased by
sha strong return from the Bank OF
france for the week. That institution
has gained s.. coo in gold during the
week aud has reduced It's outstanding
leans over CO... coo. Its note circulation
hss also decreased some SO, 600 900. That
France under these circumstances should
still b. seeking gold Is a measure Of the
preparation thought to be necessary for
tie coming war I3ans AS to our own
money market, the payment by the banks
ta the suls.treasury Tor the gold bars ex-
ported has wiped out their earlier gains
from chat Institution aud established a
loss 81 ss5, 200. But the interior cur
nney movement continues largely III
favor oG New York and with the specu-
htlon practically stagnant, cali money
fell today t0 per cent.
IAam was nothing Of Importance in the
1snd MARKET. Total sales, par value sSU5s
~ United States new fours declined
ansfour.h ia the bid price.
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MCDONALD STEAMBOAT co.

Beginning Aug. 1st steamers leave Port
land Pier at 500 p. m. for Cousins, little
johns, Great Chebeague. (Ilamllton's Land
ing) Dustin Island. South Freeport ana Por-
ter's LandnR
Return, leave Porters Landing Gle p. M /:
South Freeport $50 a. m. Bustin's 6. 4b a. m
Great Chebeague, 7.05 o. M; Little johns 7.20 a.
IN; Cousins 20 q. IN.
SMALL POINT ROUTE
Leave Port and at 2.3o p. M for Orr's Island.
East Harpswell, Sebasco, Small Point HarDor
and Cundy's HarbOr.
Return, leave Cundy's Harbor at 600 a. m.
via above landings.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Portland Plcr at 10 a. m., for Cousins,
LitJleiohn's Great Chebeague and Orr's Is
land. Return-~Leave Orr's Island at $50 p. m.
Great Chebeague 4.15 p. M, lttlej0hns 430
Cousins 4.35 arrive Portland about $40 p. ~.
j. H. MCDONALD, Man ger.
aug2dtf
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wEsTERN Division.


Trains leave Union station for scarboro
Crossing, no. 9.O5, 1000 a. M, 1900 noon,
LILO, 300 b2o b45 Goo ?. ms scarboro
In 1900 noon. Ito. $3.50, $50. 5.25, $40, 60
$50. 800, 1922 p. m. Old Orchard. 100 7.1O.
$40, 645, SOB, 1000 a. M, 1900 noon, 49, I40,
$3.50, 1856, 526, 545, sos go. 6.50, $780, 1922 D.
m. Saco and Btddeford, 6. CO. 8 20 $40. 9.05
1000 a. M. 300 n00n 1890 lis, $50 300, B.25
go. GO, 600. 500, 1i.22 p. m: xennebumk.
700 8.45 10 90 a. M, so 1880, 525 COS $40 D.
N. KennebunIxport, 100, 8.45, 1000 a. M.
2.30, $50, 605 p m; Wetts Beach, TOO, s.45
a. M. $50. 5.25 p. M; North Berwick, Roll
lfnsford, Somersxvorths 100 8.45 a. m,
1890. $780, $50 p. N. Rochester. Farming
ton, Alton Bay, WoIfboro, $40 a. N 30
$50 p. m; Lakeport, LacOnta, Netrs'
Plymouth s 40 a. m. 1880 p. m. mauches-
ter. Concord aud Northern connections,
100 a. M, $50 p. m. Dover Exeter, Haver-
hin, Lawrence, Lowell, ZOO, 845 a. m.
1880, $50. e05 D. M; Boston 1880. ZOO. s45 a.
M, 1880, 1.40, $50, sos p. M; Leave BostO "A
for Portland, 600, 500, 7-3). $50 a, ~, 1 IS,
415, 500 p. III. : arrive Portland, 1907, 1850.
11.5o a. M. 1910. 900. $50. $50 D. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Union Station for ScarbOro Cross
ing, TO- 9.35. 10 IS a. m, ZOO 340 4.15, $40,
6l5. 7-15 p. M; scarboro Beach, Pine
Point; 10; sg2. g.$5 Io-I5 a. n. i255 zoo
710 $50, $50 1915 a. m. 12.55. 200, 3.40 415.
800. $40, $50, Clio, z 10 p. M; Saco, Btdde-
900 DO. $50, 6.l5, 7.lo p m. hennebunk,
North Berwick, Dover, Exeter, HaYer-
hill, Lawrence Lowell, Boston, I1&5,
500 80 p. m arrive Boston, 5.1s. $50, 9.42
EASTERN DIVISION.
Leave Union Station for Boston and Way
Stations. 800 a. m. Rlddeford. kftfery.
Portsmouth, Newburyport, Salem,
LYNN, Boston, 200. LOO a. M. 1916 600 D. 10.
arrive Bostom 6.57 a. N 1880, 800 $40 p. m
Boston Express stopping at old Orchard,
IKtttery and Portsmouth only, 1.40 D. NJ,
arrive Boston 20 J. N. Leave Boston for
Portland, 7.30, 900 A. m. 1890, To0 9.45 .. M,
arrive Portland 1I.45 a. H., 1905, 4.30 1915 D,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Union Station for Bfddeford, kit
terry, Pox tsmouth, NeYvburypOrt, Salem,
Lynn, Boston, 900 a. H., 1915 p. m. arrive
Boston 5.57 q. m, Acc p. N. Leave Boston
for Portland, 900 a. H.. 100 $40 p. NJ, arrive
1910. 1918 P. M, 1910 midnight.
". n. & p. DIV.
Station foot oil Preble street.
For Worcester, Clinton. Aver Nashua,
Windham, Epping, Manchester, Com
cord and Points North 7.34 a. M. 1888 p. III. !;
Rochester Sprtngva1e, Alfred, Water
bOro. Sueo River T. "a q. M. 1888. 5.33 p. N. I;
Gorhams Wesfbrooizs Cum beriand Mills
m, 1888. 3.05s 5.33. GO p. m; scarbOro
Beach, Pine Point, $40. $50. LAG q. m,
los. 316. 3.45. Gao II. 10 D. III. Old Orchard,
SacO, Bfduefords 6.45, S.35,. 95G 11.46 4. m.
1925, 1.0s, SIG. 3.i5. 5.4o, $40, Ills p. III.
Trains arrive from Worcester los p. III. !;
X Rochester, s.25 a. m. los. 5.48 .. m. Cor
ham and Way stations, GAO. $50, 10.47 a. H.,
1.05, 4.15. 5.4s D. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Old Orchard Beach, Saco, Bidde-
eos. 7.0S D. N. Rochester and Way Stations,
go p. N.
ie27dti
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calves &C 0006 IS; Texas fed steers at 35 a
b ~; Texas bulls ? bOa3 40
hogs-reeelpts 10000; top 471a mixed and
pulchers b l 59o 80 good 10 choice heavy ut
to@9 49, rough heavy 9O@6 OB; liant at
LOGO 47Aas bulk of sales -
oheep-feeelpts 1900: sheep steady; lambs
stoag To oe higheri good TO choice wethers AT
ooo4 90 fair to choice mixed at 7ba4 %:
western sheep 3Oa4 90: Texas do at 8 Bm
90. 80 = '"sA
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NEW YORK. oct 0

NEW YORK. Oct 8.
NeneY 90 call easy at 134e1t1.
I1na Mercantile psper ag &05 ser cent
EsIaas kxebauzs VAS easier. with sexual bush
ass ii bankers tlls at 4 ssa4 s. fer de-
asaa aaa -44 sfts iof SIXTY Gays posted
Hsss st ssas ssss and 4 50. commercial
Ills il sSta e+k4
Silver certificates ella aB2aa.
nH SILVER b.
AessaH dollass ssta
Governments neaA.
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Brig Jennie Hubert. Loulsburg. CD, 70 Rock
land coal 45c and discharged.
sehr Albert Mason. Norl0lS TO Flushing, drs
1osrds s. IS.
sshF Charles IT. TrielSey Clluton Point to
Norfolk. crushed stone soc net. and back from
Pors Royal. Va. 10 New York. boards So 25.
sehr ". If. swan, Savannah 10 Baltimore jun
Der p. T.. coal out soc.
Zoe
seAT J. S. Wnslow, Baltimore to Bath, coal,pt.
sehF Hope Haynes. Weehawken 10 Casco Bay
cal soc.
sehr sunbeam. Perth Amboy 10 DamariscotIs
eeal 90c
sehf Addie charleson, Philadelphia to Port
aad zeal zoe.
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out by the concern The firm is at present build
ing large steel sailing ship for the Standard
OH co, and work is TO commence on another tor
the same corporation at once.
The coal cargo OF the lour-masted schooner
Charles l. Davenport has been sold to the East
ern Manufacturing Company at Brewer and will
DO discharged at once. After she Is emptied the
schooner VIII probably so on the railway for re-
pairs, after which she will load Ice io the Ameri-
can Ice Co.
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SebagO Lake, SOngo River
and Bay Of 8aples 5. s. Co.
ON aud After Sune s5nh, 1900,

win connect caily with 8.45 a. m. and Los D. M
tram over Maine Central Railroad white Mt
Dive Touching at Naples, BridgtOn, North
Bridgton and Harrison, connecting at Harrison
with stage for Waterford, aud at Naples with
J. w. Cocks coach line for Ldes Falls, Casco,
Otistield. etc.
Returning steamers leave Harrison every
day texcept Sunday at Las q. In. and 1880 p.
m. North Bridgton vt 8 a. ~ and 1915 p. M;
BrIdgtOn al so and p. m, and Naples at9.15
Lake Station with 11.45 a. IN. and 5.25 D. m,
Steamboat express Train for Portland and
Boston, making the most delightful inland trip
in New England.
Round trip excursion tickets, good for day Of
date only $500, Ask for our tourists guide
at Union Station.
G. L. GOODRIDGE,
jne28du Manager.
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CASGO BAY STEAMBOAT co.
Custom House Wharf, Portland, he.
WEEK DAY TIME TABLE.
anlmer Arran gemenfs, July i, 1900.

For Forest city Landing, Peaks island,
$40 6.45 745, 800 1000 HOO a. p-., 1900,
$50 145 2.15 800. 345 4.30 $50, 6.l5 100 7.3o,
0'Y Re 3sg r. go 100 s15 $50. 1920, 8o a. r
10 % Io0215 235, $40. 4.05, 500. $40. $780, $780,
500, 900 10f5 4. M, or at close OF entertain
'' For Cushang,s Island, e.45, 745, o.oc. 1900
100 a, NJ. 1880, 1.45, 2.15, 800, 49, 6.15, 1900
Sg Re 59g p III Eos 500. o15 1880 ITO, a. un
12.45. 200 2.45, $50, 4'i5. $40, 715, $780, 9.4B
p F En Little anu Great Diamond EsIamds,
T7yefethem and Evergreen Landings,
Peaks Island. 6.16 500, 900, 1890 a. M. 1900
M 1.Gg' o.uV eaye Little Diamond, e.25.
1920 st5, 9.f5 1915, 11.45 a. M. 1.15, 315, 4.10.
535 $40, $40, 10.40 p III. x,,-.-, -.
$40 91O 1910. 1i.4o IL M, Ito, $40, 400, $50,
6.35. 1885, 1875 p. M
Return-Ieave IfeEclhem's' p.l0, llO, e,05.
9.05 1905 tl.35 a. M, LOO, 800, 400, 5.25, e30,
Tseturm-Teave Evergreen, e.10 7.05, 500.
900, 600 1880 n. M, 100, $40, 3'55' 5.2l, $50,
For ry P0hce,s Landing, Long Island, Clio,
soc. 900. 1880 81. m, 1900 M. 200, 800 APO.
0Ig r., .; 'of ave Ponce's Landing, zong
Island. GOO Obs 7.50, $50, $50, 1920 a. M,
1850 $50 3.45, 5.t0 G.t6, 655 SIS, 1918 p. m.
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
For Forest city Landing, Peaks Is
lnnd, ZOO, 500, 9 90, 1000 Il;Vo a. M 1920,
For S'ushsng's Island, 800, 9O0 100 a.
n, - 90 216 345 4.45. Clio, 7.30 p. m.
For Lille and Great Diamond Islands,
Wrefcthema and Evergreen Landings,
Peaks island. 100 500 $50, 1880 q, m, 1915,
200. 815 400. BIB, 6 is, $50 p m
For Pomcc's Landing, Long lsland,
ZOO, 500 $50, 1890 4. M, 12l0, 200, SIS, 4'2o
1lo0 ,. m. for Forest City Landing, Peaks
Island, Saturday nights only;
Tickets sold over AaAs AAMe 10 ene NEem
Theatre.
Unavoidable delays excepted, and subject to
change without notice
C. W. II. COOLING, General Manager.
ju30 dLI
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NEW YORK-The Flour markeJ-reee1Dfs
u; 449 bbis; exports 16476 hbls: sales $3.50
pckgsi market is held with little more conf
dehce 2t Old prices but slow OF safe
Flour-Wlnter DIS S5a4 rs WINTER strairhts
oOsdS 70 Minnesota patents 4 I04p4 As win
sei extras zoos 90: Mnnesol1 H4kers 2 90
) 20 90 low grades 40M2 10.
rye steaay No Western at 66c afoat :
state Rye 51062c G / Z ) ew York car lots.
Wheat-receiDIs 49.95O bush; exports ri .174
push; safes 2,700,0OO bush futures. 100000 bu
exports; spot firm No 2 Red S25sc o b afloat :
40 hed SOIs IN elevs No Northern Duluth
Corn-receipIs SO, 400 bush: exports $40. 400
bus sales 90, 900 bush futures: 30 600 bush
export; spot firms No ? at 451ac 0 ahoat
Oars-rceeipts 81 900 bush. exports 9os17
push sales - bus SPOT. spot nrm: No at 26c !;
20 5 at 20 7ac; No white 25e: No white at
g "a e; Track mixed Western 26027 1hc. fracK
white western at 2712a3ae.
5eei steady; family ut S9GS12; mess at 500
Cutmeats firm.
Lara IS easy: Western steamed z 10; Aug at
- homlnaIi fehned easy; continent at 40 :
. A . 90: compound 6j4U6ss.
Pork steady; mess at Il 75013 so: FANNY at
IA oO01o o0s short clear ID GOALS 90.
butter IS FIRMS creameries at t7N2Oc; do fac
Tory current packed 1401614c: I'M crm at 15a
aoc; state dairy 151alG19 do ERIN l7@19s4.
ored 9s4 931s small white at 10M do eolored
Eggs steady ;state-and Penn at 1877 for av
Cotton seed oil dull.
petroleum quiet.
kOsln steady.
Iurpentine steady.
Rice firm.
Molasses firm.
treghts firm.
sugar-raw firm; fair refining at 41zc; Cen
trnugal 90 test 1916; Molasses sugar at &c:
refined steady.
ChICAGO-Casn ooutaticis.
slcur duil.
wneat-No spring &C; No do at 7Oal74c:
No REQ at I7gz 17S12c. C0rn-No 2 at &C I:
No yellow 40c. Oats-No . at 22d223sc:No 2
white 24G2413c. No white at 1854 6n241ae /.
No rye &c; good feeding barley at 3411a35;
tar 70 choice mailing 3604oe: No ] Flaxseed
at 81; NO n W Flaxseed / 81; prime Tim
othy seed at 2oa3 25. Biess Pork at 1 1 7Od
II 20. Lard 1896 II IA snort rims sides at
90 al 30 dry sailed shoulders ga at; short
clear sides 60x07 20.
Butter is flrm--crmery at 15420c ;dairies 14s1
tic.
Cheese firm aa4 a1Ic.
Eggs FIRM fresh ,.
Fl0ur-re eeIDts 10000 bbls. wheat % 900;
ouShs corn 206 900. bush: oats $4,000 bush +:
rye 5000 bush: barley $4,000 bush.
5hlpmenLs--rlOur 1900 nbls: wheat327 900
bush; corn 10000 bush; = oats $4,000 bush
rye OOoo ousni barley O.OO0 bush.
DETROIT-Wheat quoted at &c cash WnIre /;
lied 1895 Aug 7Sc Sept soc.
TOLEDO-Wheat quiet-eash and Aug Toe !;
sept 1914 Oct soc; Dec STAG.
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NEW YORK DIRECT LINE,
Maine Steamship Go.
bong leland 0Wnd by Daylt ght
q --.,.,~ 30 ,A.rr1,

long IFInnN > 77Rnu % DayIE sNt.
3 Trips PER WEEK.
The steamships Horatio Han and Man
haitian alternatively leave Franklin Wharf
Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 8 D. m. Tor New York direct Returning leave
Pier 80, &. r, Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
days at p. m
These steamers are superbly fitted and fur
nished for passenger travel and afford the most
convenient and comfortable route between
Portland and New York.
!. +. L1SCOAEB. General Agent.
'rHOS. M BARTLETT. Agt oct4dn
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Cotton Murixets.
lBy Telegraph.l

aug y
NEw YORK-The Cotton market TO-DAY was
quiet; middIIng upiands at 13-l6ci do galt at
10 lis; sales 81 bales.
GAIN EsTON--The Cotton mar6et closed
auieti middllngs sac.
CHARLES TON-The Cotton market to-day
quiet; middllngs 91ac.
MEMPHIS-The Cotton MAJ to-day closed
dun; miodlIngs 9l1c
EWGoRLEANs-The Cotton market closed
firm: middiings 91ac.
MOBILE-Corton market nominal, mIddlngs
&c.
sAVANNAH--The Cotton market closed
nominal; mlddIngs 93sc.
European Markets.
(By Telegraph-)
LONDON. Aug. 8. 1900-Consois at OF IL
10 for MONEY anu 81 1915 for acc0uns.
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ARRIVALS PORTLAND.

From Montreal and Fabyans daily $50 a. M
from Bartlett and local, 8.25 a. M; Lewiston
and Mechanic Fails, s35 a. m; Watervile and
Augusta, S.43 a. M; Rangeley, Pennington,
M; Skowhegan Pennington and Lewiston,
1915 D. M; Beecher Falls,St Johnsbury. Bridg-
ton, Il. Is u. m. Express, MattaWamNeag Bar
Harbor Bangor, l20 D. M; Watervllle aHd
Lewiston, 1898 D. M; Skowhegan, Wateryille,
Augusta and hockland $40 P. m, from Water
vile daily; ST. john Bar Harbor, Aroosto0k
County, Moosehead Lake and Bangor, $50 p.
m; Rangeley Pennington, Rumford Falls,
lewiston 5.45 D. M; white Mountain points
and Naples, 5.55 p. M; CHICAGO, Montreal,
Fabyans 1926; Bar Harbor, Bangor and Rock
land 1.25 a. NJ, daily; Halifax. ST. John, Aar
Harbor. Bangor 4.20 q. m. daily
sundays ewistOn, 9.25 a. M, 0.3S p M. bar
Harbor 1925 D. m WateTvile,5 $40 p. m. white
Mountains, 5.35 H. M
GEO. F. EVANS, v. p. & G. NJ.
F, E, D0OTHBY, q. z. & I. A.
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PORTLAND. Aug. 3.
Higher cables. good export demand and rains
IL the North rest gave a firm tone to small
Wheat market today, sept closing "a as up.
Corn very firm Provisions steady. Potatoes
agmef. Eggs higher.
1he following quorauonsropgesenE the waole =
kale prices loE tie market;