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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-19
w. ]. BRYAN, JR.,
The Only Fisherman I'm the Wisconsin
Party-Mr. Towne Goes Home.

MINoCQUA. wis. June 1s.-winiam j.
Bryan and party spent this morning fish,
irg. Master William j. Bryan proved to be
the successful angler and had IL not been
for his skill the party would have returned
with but very few fish.
Charles A. Towne left this afternoon for
his home at Duluth.
Railroads will run excursions for to-
morrow nights big meeting. at which Mr.
Bryan will speak.
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HEADQUARTERS OPENED.
Republican Congressional Committee
In Ready for Work.

CHICAGO, June 1s-The national Re-
publican congressional committee opened
its headquarters to-day at the Auditorium
Hotel Representative ]. w. Babcock, of
Wisconsin. chairman of the committee, is
here. in charge. He expects Representa-
tives ]. s. Sherman of New York, the vice
chairman. Jesse Overstreet of Indiana, the
secretary, and j. A. T. Hull Of Iowa, the
chairman of the executive committee, to
be here early in July to assist him in car
rying on the committee work.
Representative III. C.. Loudenslager of
New Jersey. will remain at Washington
as head of the press committee.
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HALIFAX. June 1S-Arrived: Siberian.
from Glasgow and Liverpool via st. John,
~. f., for Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL. June is.-Arrived: Bowie,
from New York; Lake Megantic, from
Montreal
5 NEW YORK. June 1s.--Arrived: Menomi-
nee. from London. karamania, from Ma
Piles.
SYDNEY. ~. S. w. Jane H-Sailed:
Miowera. for Vancouver.
SCILLY. June Is-Passed: Mesaba. from
New York. for London.
HAMBURG. June ls.--Arriyed: Belgravia.
from New York
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NELLY CASE POSTPONED.
The Muncie Man May Not he Given n
Hearing at New York.

NEW YORK, June 1S-The examination
of F. w. Nicely on the charge of being
connected with the Cuban postal frauds.
which has been postponed several times
and was set for to-day before a United
States commissioner. was again postponed
until next Monday. Nicely may never be
arraigned before Commissioner Shields
again. as the passage OF the bill by Con-
gress relating 10 Cuban extradition makes
IL unnecessary.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. June 1S.-The
Terre Haute Trotting Association has re-
opened five of the s1,eOO purses for the meet
ing Fourth OF July week because they did
not fill satisfactorily. The conditions on
which they are reopened will permit all
who had entered 10 retain their entries and
the races will be started, though no adj
ditional entries are received. The time for
closing is Monday, June %. and the classes
ere as follows: Trotting. 2:l9 PIG and ZIP.
and pacing. 2:l4 and 2:11.
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MIDDLESBORO, KY, June 1S.-Meade
Cottrell was shot seven times here this
evening in c. d. Balls saloon and fatally
wounded. Cottrelfs dying statement is
that Ball shot him. A report just received
from Pineville says that at a picnic there
in row between Charley Pursifal and
James Billiard. the latter was shot and
rhortally wounded. and later a young son
Of Billiard shot and killed Pursifal.
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At Newport-Kaftan, Empress Lightfoot
George. Jeannot, Drogheda and Ennomia
AT Sheepshead Bay-Contestor. James,
Black. Lady of the Valley, Sentry, James,
Harlem Lane and The Kentuckian
At st. Louis-The Light, Wild Pirate
Belle of Memphis, Tulla Fonzo, Pinochle
and San Durango.
At Harlem-Henry Burt, Sly. Frond
Free Hand, Money Muss and Malaise.
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EXCITEMENT IN JAPAN.
Additional Transports Are Being Pre-
pared at Yokohama.

YOKOHAMA, June 1S.-The news of the
Smelling of the forts at Taku has caused
great excitement throughout Japan. 1t is
reported that the powers will ask Japan
to send two thousand troops to suppress
the revolt. 1t is probable that the gov
eminent will consent. Additional trans
ports are being prepared
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Cubnn ELECTION. oraerIr,

WASHINGTON, June ls-The War De-
partment has received the following dis
patch from General Wood at Havana: Re
ports from all over the island show that
the elections were orderly and peaceful
Not a single disturbance was reported
Nearly the entire registration voted. All
reports indicate satisfaction"
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Italian Cabinet Resigns.

ROME. June 1s.-In the Chamber of
Deputies to-uay the premier. General Pei
loux announced the Cabinet had resigned
owing TO the deadlock arising from the OPP
positions uncompromising attitude on the
question of the rules of procedure The
house adjourned pending the formation of
q new ministry
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The New Cape Cabinet.

CAPE TOWN, June 1s.-The new Cabinet
has been officially announced. Sir Gordon
Sprigg is premier and treasurer; ]. J. Ora
ham is colonial secretary; Mr.. Rose-Innes,
attorney general; Smart, Department Of
Public Works; Sir Peter Faure, agriculture,
and Frost, without portfolio.
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PHILADELPHIA. June fs-The Repub-
tican National Editorial Association met to-
night and elected these officers: President
John A Sleicher. OF New York: vice presi-
dent. p. J. q. King. nf Maryland: secrefarv
end treasurer. A o. Bunneil. OF New York
Executive COMMITTEES. e s Francis and 7
~ Watson. OF New York: NJ w Perish
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DIR. Samuel Mansfield.

Los ANGELES, Cal, June 17.-Dr. Sam
uel Mansfield, wealthy retired merchant,
is dead. aged seventy-nine years. He was
formerly in the drug business at Mem
phis, Tenn. and built up one of the larg-
est establishments in the Mississippi val
Leu
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Cable Notes.

The second of the Deagoa Bay Railroad
decisions has been communicated TO the
parties most interested.
The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger declares that
the Bundesrath will not pass the meat In
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Michael Easily Beaten.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. June 1S-Ijmmy
Michael was easily beaten by Burns Pierce
in a twenty-mile motor-paced race at
Charles River Park this afternoon in slow
time, 1929 3-5. A strong wind made record
time imnOssible
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TUCSON. Ariz., June 1s.-News has been
received Of the destruction by fire of the
Commonwealth Mining Company's mill. at
Pearce. The loss is estimated at half a
million.
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yrouw Reit. Sail. for Europe.

LOURENZO MARQUES, June 1s-Mrs
Reitz, wife of the Transvaal state secre-
tary, sailed for Europe to-day accompanied
by her family.
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Lewis Schumacher. the man injured on
the Big Four tracks yesterday afternoon.
died at the City Hospital this morning
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ing of Indiana Adrain Posey, of Mary
land, and j. T. Mcpherson, of Mass
achusetts.
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BOSTON & MAINE II. II.
En Effect Del. 8, 1900.
w EsTERN DIV IsIoN

Trains leave Union Station for scarboro
Crossing, 1000 a. m, 60 2. m; sc"rbor re-
b.25. $40. p. m. Old Orchard. saeo. Bid
deford, Kennebank. 700. s.5I 1000
N. KennsS S I iport, Zoo as, 1905 a. m p.
i2.50, $685.. 5 p. m; Wetis Beach, 100. S.50
a. M. $50. 5.25 p. m.; North Berwick. Roll
1880 $50, 5.25 p. m Rochester. Farming
ton, Alton Bay, Woifboro, so a. IN 1920.
s-sO p. m; Lakeport, -Laconia, WeirS,
ter. Concord aud Northern connections,
100 a. M, $50 y. m; Dover, Exeter. Haver-
h nl' aS"renee' Lew.li, 20 $50 90 q IN M.
Tor Portland, So. 80. ESQ a. NJ. lis. us.
D. m. arrive Portland, l0.Ie. 1850 a. rh..
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Pine Point. Old Orchard, saeO,
Biddefords kennebun&. North Ber-
wick, Dover. Exeter. HRverhiiL.
Lawrence, Lowell, Boston. 1858. 43o
p. IN. arrive Boston, 5.ts. s.s2 p m
EASTERN DIVISION.
Leave Union Station for Boston and Way
StatiOns, 600 a. m. Riddeford, ktttery,
Portsmouth, Newburyport, salem,
LIZ mn. BostOD, 2ou. 200 a. M. i2.45. 500 p. m. |;
arrive Boston 5.57 a m 1910. AGO. aus p. m;
Leave BOSTON n 7.3o. 300 a. m. 1890, 100.
7.45 D. M, arrive Portland iIA5 a. NJ. I2.05
4.3o. 1915. l045 p ~
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Onion Station for Riddeford, Kit
terry, PoI tsmouth, AewhuryPort, Salem,
Lynn, Boston, 200 a M, l2.41 p. M. arrive
Boston 5.6s a. m, 4.ce .. m Leave Boston
for Portland, 9.00a. ns.. 100 p. M. arrive
Potion 1910, 1850 p. m.
t-Daily except Monday.
w. n. s. p. DIV.
Station foot OF Pre5se street.
For Worcester, Clinton, Aver. Nashus,
Windham, Ending, Manchester, Com
cord and Points North 1874 a. M. 1898 p. m I;
Rochester, sPringvaie, Alfred, Water
boro. Saco River, T-A a. NJ, 1873. 5.33 p. m;
Gorham, westbrool<, cumberland Mills
Westbrook Jot., WOOdfords 7.S3. 9.45 a.
m- 1888. sos, $50. $50 p. m. Trains
arrive from Worcester, 1907 p. m;
Roehe ester, 1926 a. m. l.07. 5.4S .. M; Cor
ham and Way stations. go. s.95. ioi7 a. M.
1.07. AIS. 5.4s D. m.
ID. ,. FLANDERS, C. p. g Il. A.
tsdtf
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MCDONALD STEAMBOAT co.

Beginning Oct. 10th, 1900 steamers Will leave
Portland Pier, Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days at II a. m, for Cousins. Little john's,
Great Chebeague (Hamilton's LandingJ Orr's
Island. Ashdale, small Point Harbor and
Cnndy's Harbor.
TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays at p.
M, for Cousins. Llttle1ohn's and Great Che
beague, Wami tons Ianding.l
Return Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
Leave Great Chehoaeue at T.30 a. H.. Lit le-
johns T.45 n. m. Cousins Island $50 a. m,
arrive Portland s.55 q. m.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satui DAYS leave
Cundy'S Harbor at 6 ~ IN. Ashddle go a. m,
Small Point $40 a. m Orr's Island 500 a. M,
Great CleDe tKue iHamtitonS Landtngl $50 a.
m- Iittlejonn's 945 a. H., Cousins $50 a. m.
arrive Portland 1l.0O a. m.
j. II. MCDONALD, Man sger.
Tel. I0-4 Office. los Commercial Sc.
ocfl3dn
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FlNAACIALAhD COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.
New yorA Esoch, monsy and Grain
niarket Review

New York, November 2i.-Todny
stock markst represented nothing more
than the routine progress Of spsouis-
tive book. There was q continuance OF
large and well distributed demand Tor
stocks ana very heavy selling to tike
protts. The result was the same irreg-
ularity In price movement which mas
been more or less the rule ever since the
present speculative period began. Ire
prost taking t3day somewhat overbore
the new buying or ut all events the sell
ing movement showed Its greatest force
towards the close Of the session 50 that
the ser t!ment In today's market was on
the side Of reaction to greater ext9nt
than ON previous days. Ii ndon bought
sticks In the American department ON
a large scale. 1t was perfectly nst1rs
that the good market afforded by the
large buying this morning should be
taken advantage OF to take profits on
the notable advance IN prices OF yestsr
uay. The first hour OF the market was
furiousiy active and remarkably steady,
She demand being fed so freely as t.
preclude any sensational advances But
as an impression began ID bs made on
prices, the selling pressure was relaxed
Buying was then diverted to new points
and under cover of the not able advance
thus achieved, the realizing was re-
sumed. The day closed with the market
somewhat overwhelmed with the volume
of realizing, although there were some
final rallies on short covering. But last
prices were near the lowest except in the
stocks that had been espt cially strong
The Northern Pacific stocks were natu-
rally prominent in the reactionary ten
dency after yesterdays .notable advance
and Pennsylvania was also quite weak
Money continued easy and the sub-treas-
ury paid out l,6r0,00 on account OF
assay office checks for gold deposited at
Pacific coast points from Australia. The
undertone OF the sterling exchange
market continue firm.
The bond market showed well distribu-
ted strength on large volume OF deal
ings. Total sales, par value, SS.S45,OOO.
u. S. bonds were all unchanged on last
call.
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Domestic Ports.


NEW YoRK-Ar goth. schs Moro Castle, I'm
Havana; Advance, Colon; sch Geo Dudley.
Norfolk.
dard, and Lizzie Chadwick. do; Alma T. A
Holmes, Portland for coal port; Spartell, FIN
pennysylle Judge Love; whisingi , MsslsS
Smith, Hailowell; Clifford | White. Bowdoin-
ham; Merrill Z Hart. Rockland.
CITY lsland-Passed east 2oin. srhs Helen y
new, Philadelphia for Boston; Eleecta Bailey.
BOSTON : CID goth. sch Ruth Robinson,
AR 2Ist sehs Nat I Palmer. and Edward X
Briery Newport News; tug Savage, Portland.
Below. sch Jas W Elweli. from baltimore:
BRUNSWlCK-Ar 10Th, sch Annie Hen
Sid Ielh. sch Nimbus, for Philadelphia
Ar 2oih, schs Hugh Kelley. Haskell, I'm New
York; Aimeda Wiley. Dodge. do; sadie Sum-
ner Mclean, Providence.
1ALTIMORE-Ar 9th, tug Cumberland, with
barge A. from Poriland.i
cd 2Otn sch Mapaiene CVoney. Wade. New
Orleans; Oliver Barrett, Go0ld. Jacksonville.
Henry r Mason. Frost. Trinidad.
BOOTHBAY-Ar 21st tug L Belknak. with
drcdge Plymouth Rock, IRON Ellsworth for
Sc;ARRABELLE-Ar 20. barqus olive Thur
low, Cole, Vera Cruz: -. c. ,y,,.,
CHARLESTON-Ar 18Th. sen Chas Willard
Sid I'M Delaware Breakwater goth, chip r u
Rice, Philadelphia sch Lyman M Law, for
Portland. 49, .4.
DARTEN-Ar goth. sch Daisy Fariin. Dunton.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR = Ar 21st sehs
J NJ Morales, and y NJ Sawyer. Bangor for
New York; John Bracewell, Stoningt0n for DO
ID Howard spear. Fernandina Tor Bath.
slJ zlst. sch Caira Goodwin. Gardiner Tor
ELISWoRTH- Sid goth, sche Henrietta A
Whitney. Jersey City; LaNoita, Newark.
HYANNIs-Ar 2otn. sch Henry. Promised
ACKsoNVILLE-Ar goth. sch Horase p
Shares. Kennedy, Portland.
Cld 2oth, sen + Pendleton, Ferguson. New
MOBILE-Ar goth, sch Clara A Phinney,
Phlnney COatzac0aleOs.
NEWPORT NEWS-sld 2otis sch Paul Sea-
NEW IONDoN-Sid goth schs Maggie Null
yey. Amboy for Rockland; Henry May. NYork
for am eastern port
Perth AMBoY = Ar goth. sch Hattie P
Simpson, Brunswick.
cd sth, sch Rebecca Taulane. Cardenas.
Reedy IslAno-Anchored goth. sch Carrie <
Look, IRON Brunswick for Philadelphia.
Salem.
sid I'm Delaware Breakwater goth, ship X D
Rice from Philadelphia for Hi0gO: sch Lyman
NJ Law, do for Portland.
KOCKLAND--Ar Goth. sehs s NJ Bird, and
r Hart Bangor for New York; Lizzie Lane.
and Mary Augusta. 90 for do; Eva May. do for
Sid Goth. schs WIN Palmer, Bangor for Bal.
timoTe; Perry. New YORK.
BAFANNAH-Ar 9Th, schs Stella b Kaplln,
Rackland, Etns, New York:
Sid 18th. sch I w Dunn, New York.
TACOMA-Ar .1zth. ship Standard. Gsthsil,
'Vi'ii'SiSRESSARp-HAyGN-Ar 2ls. steamer Q y
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO. Nov. 81. 19no.-Cattle - receipts
10000. including 20 Westerns and 90 Texans;
cboiee about steady: others slow TO 10 lower
butchers strong; natives, good 10 prime steers
at o o do so: poor 10 medium 3b9b 20: Sc
lectrd feeders slow 3 1904 20; mixed stockers
weak at 3Oa3 7k; Texas fed steers AT $4oe
90: Texas grass steers at 30a4 10.
Hogs-rece pts $4,000 ;stead TO stronger :top
90; mixed and butchers at 60d4 % good TO
choice heavy 4 7od4 90; rough and heavy at
COCA 7U,ldaht az 6oes4 80; bulk OF sales at
8CQt4 S7Ia.
sneep-receIpts 1000; sheep and lambs ac-
tive 10 shade hi her good 10 ehotce wethers at
0od4 IS fair to cnoice mixed at 7bta4 90
western sheep 90 "a 20; Texas sheep , Cog
3 81 native lambs at 4 2545 1o;Western lambs
75G5
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Portland s. Yarmouth Electric ny. Co.

Leave Elm ST.. for Falmouth. Underwood
Spring and Yarmouth Gas, 7.45, s.45, 9.55. 10.55
s.S5. 9.45 fO.45 y. IN. Leave Yarmouth 65 min.
earlier, Underwood Spring 10 Portland 81 min.
earlier. Extra trips to Underwood at 1.25, 2.35
3.45, 455, sos p M. return 200, $40. 40, $50,
$40 p. IN.
sundays for Yarmouth at sos 9.05. every 20
minutes till 7.35, s.35. 9.i5 p. IN. Leave Var
mouth 65 minutes earlier. Extra trips to
Underwood Spring at $40 a m, every 20 min
utes till $50 p. m.
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NEW YORK. NOVEL.

NEW fpKK. NOVZI,
Money on call closed steady 31aa4 per centi
last loan 4; ruling rate =.
Prime mercantile paper at 4a5 per cent
Sterling Exchange steady. with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills 84ss IA S4sss Tor &C.
mand and 4 sO7s "A 81 TOR sixty days; posted
rates at S2G4 50 anu --ia4 SSH. Com
niercial bills at 4 SOFA "a sos8.
Bar Silver 6Sh
Silver certificates "a q85.
Mexican dollars SOFA.
Governments steady.
state bonds strong
Railroad bonds strong.
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Domestic Markets

Nov. 81, 1900.
NEW YoRK-rhe Flour msrKet-receipts
~ 993 bbls: exports 70.c33 ibDis: safes 1900
pckgs: market fairly active aud firin higher fig
ures asked on some grades.
Flour-Winter pIs 3 SOFAS 30 winter straiehrs
| 3 50d3 90; Minnesota patents 90aA 10; win
| tel extras COCA 90: Minnesota bakers 0oa
| 3 80: do low grades 4ba2 60.
Rye quiet; No western Doc fob afoat;
state kve 50a51G C / + new York.
Wheai-reeelDts 19.425 push; exports 32 ,373
ba; safes $685., 900 bus futures. 10000 bush
spot, spot strongi Ne Red 1854 o arioat
NO = HE'D at 7Ti4c eleY; No Northern Duluth
| at s3lh o83M o afioat
Corn receipts ia. 81 bush ;'exports 354, 240
bush: sales 10000 bush futures. 100000 bus
spot; spot nrmi NO al 46hae eleV and 46sBc
Oats-receipts 1920 busn, exports bus
spot frm; No 2 at 26i4c; n NO 3 al 25s4 c ;No2
white at zoe: No white at 2S14c; TRACK mixed
| Western at 25lS927Ab track white Western At
Beef quiet; family 10 5oasiI; mess at s9a
o 90.
Lard steady: Western steamd at 67Ia Nov
closed nominal; refined steady; continent
| at 20; SEA so; comSound :.
CutmeatS quiet D ckled hams
Pork steady mess at II GOALS %; family at
Id scale 90; short clear IA oo@l7 90.
Butter MARKETS steady; creameries at i9a
zee; do factory at l2a16c; June crm at 49,
"a We: STATE dairy 16sa24e.
Cheese quiet; large Sep fancy at ios4 c; small
DO II; large Oct fancy i0la small 1ols.
tern regular packing 21a24e; western loss OF
27c.
etroleum steady.
Rosln steady.
TurDenIIne quiet
Rice firm.
MolAsses STEADY.
sugar-raw Inr.n: fair refining at sac; Gen.
,rifugsl Ye test 4ssc ;Molasses sugar 3sse; re-
lined steady.
CHICAGo-Cash quotalons:.
Flour easy.
Wneat-No syringe; No 5 do at 6Ba
T2Aac: No 2 Req at 71a73hc. Coru-No 2 az
42Ac No yeIlowhat 42s4c Dats-No at
22Iac; No white 25A age Asc: No white at
2Al4M25Ac; No 2 kye 40 1bc: fair 10 choice
mating Barley AT 64d59ci No FlRxseed at
BoIa: No " w Flaxseed IS; prime Tnno-
tiny seed at A rs; Mess Pork at 10 81 N g1 up.
Lard 10: snort rims sides at 2bA7 10; dry
saited shoulders at 5Ts &c Us short clear sides
Butter weak--creamery at I6g261s ;oairies at
1z1a@22c.
Cheese firm at 10ls@1I14c
Eggs steady -Iresb ~.
Fl0ur-receIDts 10000 bblsi wheat eos. 900;
bush; corn $4,000 bush: oats 2l4.0OO oush;
rye 1900 bush: barley $4,000 busn-
5hlpments--Flo $4,000 bDfs; wheat I oS 900
bush; corn $4,000 bush; oats $4,000 bush
rse 1000 bush; barley 1900 Dusii.
DETROlT-Wheat onoted at 74asc for cash
Mnte; lied at 74hc; Dec at TAhsc; May at
B0Mc.
T0LEDo--wheal steady :cash and November
541sc; Dec 74s4c; May 1850.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

PORT CLYDE. Nov. 2o-Ar. sch Itaska MIL
bridge for Boston: Allan, do for do; Eldora, do
4 Cottiugham, st John. NIB, for Boston; III II
Hayey, do for Boston. (sails SPLIT; Flash; 90
for do; Thistle, do for do; Saml Lewis. Els
worth for Plymouth.
Sid 9th, SENS Victory, Rockiand for Portland
Oregon, do for Boston; Blo0ner. Bangor for
Waldoboro; Lincoln, R3ckland Tor Portland.
Sch John C Cotingham, from st John, NIB for
Plymouth, while coming lnto this hnrDor ION.
struck heavily GU a ledge of Marshall Point.
and came OF leaking badly.
CLARK'S ISLAND Nov 20 Sid, sch b
Holden for New York.
wISCAsSET, Nov 21-Ar. sch Telegraph, I'm
New York.
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Portland & Buothbay Steamboat Co

STEAMER ENTERPRIsE leaves East
Bsotbbay at n. m. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday for Portland. touching at so. Bristol,
Island.
Returning. leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, at
n m. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday for
Squirrel IslandiBootlibay HarbOr Heron Island,
SO. Bristol and East Boothbay.
aug2dtf ALFRED RACE, Manager.
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Mayer, with two barges from Portland for Bal L.
timore; sch Maggie Muiyey. Amboy for Rock
land.
Passed. sch II ysnnsr. from Baltimore for
Portland.
Mitchell. Mayaguez.
WASHINGTON-Ar GOTH schs David P Da-
Wis, Erwin. Kennehec; Lewis II Coward, Hayns
Kennebsc; Hazel Dell. Young, Bluehill.
Foreign Ports
AR at sydney. NsW. Nov ~. ship Emly Reed.
Baker. San Francisco.
from Singapore.
SID I'm Gibraltar 10th. steamer werra, from
Genoa for New York.
Sid I'm Lisbon 1bthsbarque Lillian. Delano,
Savannah.
Sid I'm Sants re Oct 18th. barque st Marys,
Goldthwaite, New York.
Sid FIN Accra. WCA. Nov 16, sch John Paul.
Boston.
Al Port spain Oct ". barqne Ethel V Boyn-
ton, Mitchell. from Demerara. ar LIST. for New
YORK; sch Ella NJ Wiley. Lowery, for New
sla I'm Manzanilla isth steamer Santiago dc
Cuba for NeH York
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Sch Polly, the oldest craft In the United States
Is reported wrecked near Brooks. She was
IRON Bangor. with y cargo of lumber. bound 10
Boston.
New York. Nov 20--Barque b Walker Wal
lace from Hong Kong. reports, Oct 8, lat I ).
lon 20 80 W. passed within four miles Of au
American barque bound south. with iUss OF fore
topgatlant mast and main Toyalmast. The YES
sci had u yellgw streak round the hull and yell
low wheeihouse.
Baltimore, Nov 20-Barque Arlington, Griggs.
from Port Spain for Washington, wen ashore
at Smiths Point last evening. tug Is VIII
her.
Hyannis, Nov 2o-Sch A X Woodward. from
Perth Amboy for Ellsworth which put In here
leaky ana with loss OF anchor, has made tenn
porary repairs and procured new anchor
Boston, Nov GA diver has examined the
schr Myra Weaver and found the keel gone,
bilge open, and bottom badly cut
Salem, Nov 20-Seh Norris CHd. from Rock
land Tor New York. Is here with cargo OF lime
on fire. and has been sealed up.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-22
retail Grocers, sugar market.

Portland marKet-cut LOAF B.; eonfectioners
&c ;po~dered 7&c: granuIated at &c; coaee
crushed 6l2c yellow g..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-22
aiass.

The follow ing quotations represent The pay
ing prices in this market:
Cow and steerS..ss 90 e.
BullS a1u StSge..... ..ssssss oc
Calf Skins-No qualify ......-..... So
H02 ....6
Nos "..........-......,25 zoe each
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-22
. otton Markets.
sBy Telegraph.l

NEW YORk-rhe Cotton market fo-dav was
firm :middlingupiands at io14ci DO gull doise,
safes 7T3 bales.
GAIN EsToN-The Cotton marxet closed
Arm; middiings ga C.
CHARLES roN-The Cotton market to-day
firm; middlings 9sle.
MEMPHIs-'rhe Cotton market to-day closed
firm; middlings 9sAc.
NEW oRLEANs-The Cotton market closed
farm; middlmgs sac.
MoBILE-Cotron market Is frm; niddiins
e-16e-
SAVANNAH-The corton markes closed
steady middhngs 1i-l6c.
Lnropsan Markets
tisy Telegrsph.)
LIVERPOOL. NOS. IA ieoos-The Cotton