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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

Court. has granted a petition
of error and supercedeas in
of Michael Naughton againa
Taylor and others. from Taylo,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

From a reliable source it is learned
that the National Tube Co., who recent
1y bought the tube department of the
Riverside Co., are very DESTROYS OF buy
ing more adjacent land if it can be
bought at a reasonable price. The
Schaefer and Remhoff properties have
been recently purchased, the former
for 81, 400, and the latter, $4,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

The Central Glass Factory will go on
in full Monday. The factory has been
off for several weeks, and during this
time many repairs have been made.
The news of it's early resumption has
gladdened the hearts of its many en-
ployes. The future outlook of this fac
tory is quite bright.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
writ Granted.

Writ
Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January g.
Judge McWhorter, of the Supreme
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

OF the miners industries of the city
all, or most all, are running and enjoy
ing a good trade, although this is con-
sidered a dull month, az the retailers
at this time of the year only buy what
they really need, and no large orders
are placed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

at this time of the year only buy what
they really need, and no large orders
are placed.
Among the Wheeling industries there
has been but little change.oIThe INDUS
tries remain about the same n very
| little has occurred. 1t is thought that
the mills and factories now off will
| soon resume
The Wheeling Iron and Steel Co. are
| running in full, except the pudding
furnaces, which are laid off for repairs.
AS O as the necessary repairs are
made this part of the plant will go on.
It is thought that the Wheeling pot
teries will go on in full Monday. The
outlook for the potteries for the COM
ing year is very f1attering and a steady
run is expected.
The Whitaker mill has a bright out
look for the new year. Mill number
one, that has been idle for several
weeks, resumed Friday.
The Riverside steel plant plate mills
are off. and will go on as soon as the
repairs on same are finished.
The Belmont mill is still having its
rushing orders, and all departments are
on double turn.
The LaBelle tin plant is still of. The
iron department is on in full.
The North Wheeling Bottle Company
has plenty of orders.
The Top mill is having its usual
steady run.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
TOILET ARTICLE REDUCTIONS
FOR MONDAY.

Nm ~
s Tube Woodbnry's Facial
Cream 4
sc Cake Browns Pine Tar soap j
sc bottle Petroleum Jelly p
8 bottle Hudnut's Teiiet w
ter
Ice Cake MichaeIsonss HAY
Toilet sonp
soc Bottle Of sutherland 81
Hair Grower
800 Bottle OF Sutherland
ters'Hafr Grower
25c Cake Packers Tar sosI
I5c Cake Pears UnscGnteS
soc or. Hudnut's TES
per or.
25c Box Arnica T
81 90 Bottle Listed
box PozxOni's
lie BOX TetIowss
Powder
45c BOX Violet Toll
cakes in box
&I.OO BottlsapRaui
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

CHINA DEPARTMENT.
Sale of Plates, Cups and Saucers.
60 dozen breakfast and dinner
plates, 60 dozen cups and
in rich cobalt blue coiorfngs an
~derneath the glaze. The deeorn-
tions are all printings from clear
cut e~ngrsvings i'm beautiful de-
signs. This lot was bought on
import for holiday buyers; arrfv-
ing at his time we put al iasig-
nifcant price ON them for quick
selling.
Breakfast Plates, Oc.
Dinner Plates, lee.
Cups and S~aucers, lie.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

UNDERWEAR CLEARANCE.
Lot of slightly mussed and soifed
Fine Underwear for men and In
dies, Norfolk and New brunswick
make, at
81 1-3 per cent
Lot of lightly soiIed and massed
~ChiIdren's Underwear, SC and mp.
Ladies' hne All Wool Jersey nr
Vests and Pants, S1.0O I'LL.
goods, clearance price s0v
Z; ne: :: . ::.';: .''''s-''"'' Zoe
Lot of Mems Scarlet shirts ~
and Drawers, clearance Nlf.
price, each .
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

President Fink, of the Norfolk &
Western, and President Ingalls, of the
c. and O., recently gave their opinions
as to the outlook for railroad traffic
for 1900. President Fink said the gross
earnings over 1898 in 1899 would show
an increase of about twelve per cent,
and the net earnings about tw~enty-six
per cent; local passenger traffic, about
seventeen per cent, and that his road
expected to expend 81. 200, 900 for al
ditional equipment. President ingalls,
said their lines have bought near
$500. 900 worth of equipment for the
coming year. and looks for a large in
crease in trade for this year. especially
local traffic. These two men are well
posted on railroad matters and from
their statements it can well be expect
ed to see the railroads have a big boom
in 1900.
Some of the mould works that make
principally glass moulds, are becoming
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

THE GREAT SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
I la surpassed our Gates x pectdtons. More rme
| been sold o. MT n m OF h drst week a january III " Il
sold in tn entire PM before ssortmen mre hx*
placed a rders months ago efore the shnrx ndvanee In W.
N n thus enabling IS 10 give u patrona tie great ndx*
tag of High las derwe mad n h aaeet fnshfon,d aInt|
trimmed. h sewing perfect. Mt about hi nyo would have
a for h material h a ntc Into e cenntructionS - the ~
ments The following able Of quotations Will amiharM Va
With h prices.
Corset Covers m5c.s &C. 14r 81 to SO Night 16c3 q ID TO 81
~~~14 &c. Gc, $50 o 4.a5 Iskirs~~-~~~~~@sc Sc, ICES Csc 81 ~
atelyI ow prices 4##s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

G. LOCK,
r. LEWIS,
"HENRY M. WATSON,
GEORGE L. WILLIAMS,
CHARLES A. SWEET"
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.
New York stock, Money and Grain
Market Review

New York, October 1.-The stock mar
ket reelected the operations of profess
sional dealers on a larger scale today
than for q long time past as a result OF
the arrival in New York from summer
outings of the majority OF the more In
fuentiaI element amongst the profession
ais Notwithstanding the strength
shown by the bull contingent, 1t was un-
able to maintain prices to the close and
the tone was therefore heavy at the end
and prices were considerably off from
the best. The movement centred in
Union Pacific, which was absorbed in a
very confident manner and in very heavy
blocks all day. An extreme rise Of 2 IA
resulted. The leading industrials, the
local fractions and some OF the steel stocks
rose from to 2 z points and Pressed
Steel Car rose an extreme 3-4. The
coal strike seemed to be ignored and the
coalers as a whole moved contrary to
the market. The professional bulls pro-
fessed greatly increased confidence over
the money outlook, notwithstanding an
advance ne call loan rate on the ex-
change [, Z per cent. Discount rates
were slightly easier in London and there
was a relaxation also in Berlin, where
the relief there is great at the successful
termination of the stock exchange settle
ment The bond market continued IT.
regular and the dealings on a small
SCALE
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02
Domestic Porte

NEW YORK--Ar 3Oth, schs w Dunn. Bond.
Savannah; Mary Pike, Raye, Eastport.
Sid, schs Decorra, POrtland Nimrod, for an
eastern port.
Ar 1st, schs Lena White, Perth Amboy for
KennebunkpOrt: Charley WOolsey, South Am
boy for ROckland; Mary Randall, Baltimore
for Salem; Mary Manning, do for Portsmouth !;
Mary Pennell, from a Nova Scotia port Tor a
Southern cOaSC~pOrt; Helena ROckland; Fac
cheus Sherman, New Haven for Norfolk; NJ
Morales Bangor va Providence; Penobscot
Bangor; Merrill G Hart, Black Island ! Cot
tingham. Long Cove: Henry Whitney, Bangor
via New London; Harold Mccarthy, Somes
Sound.
BOSTON Ar 30th, barque Normandy (of
Portland). Chase, Liverpool in ballast.
Ar lst, schs w G NOrcrOss and Catalina,
R0ckland: tugs Lykens, towing barges COrbin
and BrOokside from Portland for Philadelphia;
Waltnam, towing barge Sunbury Philadelphia
for Portland.
ATLANTIC CITY-Sld 29th, sch G French,
BALTIMORE-Ar 3oth, schs ] Manchester
Haynes, Bath (not as previously repofted) Pen
dleton Brothers, New Bedford; Jas Jordan.
R0ckland HOraiiO Baker, Washington.
Sid. schs Anna Murray Bostoni Ida South
ard New Haven.
Para via Guadaoupe; schs Electa Bailey, Bos-
ton Dart (Br), do; Ralph K Grant, Friendship;
Eagle, Bucksport.
Sid, barge Suffolk, Philadelphia; sch Maggie
Hart New York.
Ar 1st, scns Nellie Grant and Catharine, ELS
worth.
Boston; F G Pendeton, Wilmington, Del and
Philadelphia; Fred A Emersnn New York; w
L Emerson Boston.
BATH -S sd 1st. bkne Rebecca CroWell
Bridgewater, MS; schs S P Hitchcock Balti-
more; James Parsons, New York.
BUCKSPURT - Sid LIST, sch M B Stetson
Gloucester.
CALAIS-Ar 29th, scbS Edith & May, Boston;
Waterman, New York; Senator Grimes, East
port.
Sid sch John Snow. Nuevitas.
Ar 1St, sch Everett, JOnesport.
Sid. sehs Katie q Robinson, Atlantic City;
Kennedy. New Bedford.
CAPE HENRY-Passed out Both, schs Sarah
G Ropes, Norfolk for Portland Mount Hope, for
Boston.
CHARLE ESTON = Ar 29th. schs Pasadena,
Higbee, Philadelphia; Sallie IOn, ireland, do
Helen Montague. Adams, New York.
Sid 3Oth. sch Jose Olayerri, Hewitt, New York
ELLSWORTH = Ar lst, seq Storm Petrel.
Boston.
FALL RIyER-,Ar Soth, sch Ralph NJ Hay
ward, Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02

Mr.. J. M. Conrad and family have
bean visiting friends at south Portland
Mrs. l.. @. Brown and Mrs j. W..
johnson were calling at South Port
land one day the past week.
Mr.. Wilford Kingston of New Canaan,
N. b., was at Mr. j. w. Johnson's sun
day Eg @
We are so sorry to learn that Mrs.
Henry Cummings is quite i'll.
BOOTHBAY.
Boothbay, Oct. 1.-Charles Southwick,
BENZ. 5. Emerson and Allen Cove have
been drawn as traverse jurors at the
October term supreme judicial court,
at W1scasset, and Joseph s. Blake a
grand juror.
Dodge q Giles have purchased a shingle
machine, Whieh they will nave in opera
tion at their mill the coming winter.
Chester Knight has purchased the
Merrill farm, and has moved his
family in.
About two thirds of a hay crop has
been harvested in town this season.
Potato crop Will average about two
thirds. Apples are plentiful, and of
very good quality
GRAY
Dry Mills, Oct. 1.-Mr. and Mrs. Rus.
sell Fields nave returned to their home
in Augusta. They have bsen visiting at
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Quint's for the
last week.
The last dance Of the season was held
at Wilson's Pavilion Friday evening,
at which eighty couples were present
Mr.. Wilson reports a very successful lis5
OF dances, having had but one rainy night
throughout the season.
The Dry Mills schoOIheAse is being re-
paired, Two windows are being con-
structec in the back part, and a WOodshe /
ic hoi1 ah7 ho
ID. Sawyer OF East Gray, Laben Thayer
and Bert Libby Of Gray Corner.
Mr. George Qu1nt and son Charlie
have decide to live with Mr.. Quin6' S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Quint,
this winter.
Thirteen cases of measles reported in
the. place last Monday.
S. W Foster was at home from Rum
ford Falls over Sunday. True G Colley
was also at home from Rumford Falls for
some time.
A WHEEL STOLEN.
Some excitement was caused at the
Paw lion last Friday evening by b1cy-
Gle thief. A young man went from the
village to the Pavilion and leftsfhis whee
leaning against tree, within the boun-
dairy of the % hts. Wishing to return
about half an hour later, he could find
no trace of 1t whatever, but a rough look
ing customer who had been in the vicinity
was gone also He soon returned, how
ever, and Sheriff Dow, who came upon
the scene a little later, took him in GUS
tody. Upon being questioned he crossed
himself twice and gave two distinct
names, but denied having had anything
to do with the affair, but finally upon
being taken apart by the sheriff, con-
fessed the whole, and led him to the
hiding place in q. e. Libby's woods,
more than mile away. He was tried
under the name of James Cook, at the
office of Trial Justice V1nton, Saturday,
at a. IN and plead guilty, but the
amount being beyond Lawyer Vinton S
power of jurisdiction the prisoner was
bound over In the sum OF $l0O for his ap-
pearanoe at the January term of Superior
Court The bail was not furnished, and
he was committed, The wheel was the
property of Horace g. Marsden.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02
tBy telegraph,

Oct.1. 1900.
NEW YORK-The Flour market-recelDts
42 .577 bbls; expOrUs 1868 bbls: sales $50
pcKgs; we held and fairly active TO choice
FlOur-Winter pJs 3 1904 90 winter sHaights
3 5OQ3 60; Minnesota patents lO.d4 90 win
tel extras 1908 O0 Minnesota bakers 2 85 q
) 35: do low grades 4Od2 ~.
Rye steadyiNo Western at 61c 0 ahOat
| State Rye 56O57c + new York
Whear-recelDrs las, COO Dusn: exports 49,
| lib bus; sales 100000 bush futures. 10000
bush exports spot irmer; NO 2 Red 8255 c o
b anoar; No Red 81 Zee in elev; No 1 North
ern Duluth 8O1A 1 o atioar.
CorD-recelpJs 35O.775 bush: exports 1O3 O34
bush: sales $4,000 bush tuUures; ~ 900 bush
export: spot frmer mo at 1894 in elev, 48G
4S14c 1sO b atiOat-
oa1s-recepts 1880 bush: exports 7o,232
bush ;sales-Du DushsDOt.spOt irmer; No at 20 12 :;
No at 25c; No white at 2712027s4 No 3
white at 26S4 @27c; track mixed Western at 70
@2o12c; track white Western 261aq SAC.
BeeI duh; family 10 5O9$1l; mess at $9,0
Cutmeats steady.
Lara frlncr: Western steamed 7 671a; Oct
6712 nominal; refined tifm continent 50;
A o.; com ound 6A 6&s.
Pork firm; mess at 13 5O0I4 OO: family at
16 0)d16 so; short clear IA OOG16 90.
Butter quiet and steady; creaueries at t76g
2 c; do factory 13 1a0o161 1ac: June crm at l6a
u p c state dairy s. 515,d ,d2l; do crm -.
Cheese firm; large white IL 1s011 14c: small
white Il "A oil Us ;Iarge cloredsat IL 144@1ias:
Eggs steady; State and Penn 1sa2I: Western
regular packing at mark 1215@lSc; Western,
less off zoe.
i etrOleum quiet.
TurpenEne firm
Rice firm.
ROsin steady.
Molasses steady.
Freights to Liverpool steady; cotton by stm
45Q5O; grain 4d
sugar-raw firm; fair refining at 4Ac; Cen
Tlfugal SO test at 0c; Molasses sugar 4c: re-
fined sIeady mo at $50; No 7 at $50; No 8
ats 40c No at $50; No 10 at 5.25; No IL at
6.2o; NO Y at 5;20c, No 3 at 5.15; No IA
at 5.i5 standard A and COnfetiOners A 3. 90;
Mould A s. 20; cut loaf and crushed 6.55; pow
dered 6.25; granulated 6.15i Cubes $50.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02

CHICAGO Oct. L. 19OO.-Cattle - receipts
$4,000 generally about steady to 1Oc lower ;
natives est on sale cars S5; sgOod to prime
steers ut 45d5 85 poor to medium steers at
5Oa6 40 selected feeders weak 3 8OG4 ;
mixed suckers SOW to zoe lower 5O03 65 ;
Texas fed steers at 410d5 9O Texas grass
steers 25o04 90.
HOgs--rece pts 10000; fairly active, mostly 3
lower; top 90; mixed and butchers at OO0
90; good to choice heavy OO95 471s trough
and heavy at S5d5 90; light at 1906 SO:
bulk of sales 15ld5 50.
Sheep-recelDTs 22,OOO steady to strong;
choice lambs steadv; others weak to 1Oc lower :
good TO choice wethers at 9O04 20: fair to
choice mixed 3 q 93 90; Western sheep OOd
20; Texas sheep nc 6O03 60; native lambs
A 2545 4O Western 4 5OG5 3O.I
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02
CHICAGO-casn ooutatlcs.

1[1ul $ e QVu
Wheat-No 2 syringe: No 8 do at 726178c:
No RED 77d78c. Corn-N0 ? at 3915a a4Oc:
No yellow 39Aa d4O 1ac. Nats-No 2 at 221A
(D221sc; No White 25(126s4 C No 3 white at
23 u 126A No 2 Rye at 81 1ac; good feeding
barley 47A2c; fair TO choice mailing 50a50c;
Mol Flaxseed at 4719 mo N W Flaxseed at
1 471509l 40: PRIME Timothy seed 25604 90 !;
Mess Pork at II 6O0I2 Co. Lard at 1O0
20; short ribs sides at 950 20; dry salted
shoulders at 614@6$s .lshort clear sides 80
co8 40.
Butter dull--cre Amery 16@21c aairies at 13
Q018c.
Cheese S eadv at 1OAW11s4c.
Eggs firm II e 3b 16.
Flour-receIpIs $4,000 bbls: wheat 2S5.oOOs
bush; corn' 900 bush: oats 3O8.OOO bush;
rye 5000 bush: baries 10000 bush.
shipments Our 8 o % DDS; wheatl394 900
bush; corn 80, COZ Du>h; oats 224000 bush
rye OjOO Dusni barley 6 900 Dush.
DETROIT-Wheato quoted 771a leash WhlUe;
Red 791ac; Nov 8O4 C; Oct -; Dec 82c.
TOLEDO-W Wheat--casA and October 1874 C !;
Dec 813sc.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.
Money on cal closed at 2e21s.
Prime mercantile paper 4S4 51a per cent.
Sterling Exchange was weak. with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills 4 851s a S514 tor de-
mand and4 s11aa4 s15s ior sixty cays posted
rates at s21a04 s31a and 4 s61a94 81 Com
mercial bills at 4 STA "A S1s4.
Silver certificates 6312 de5
Bar Silver 63Ss
Mexican dollars 1878
Governments steady.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02
BOSTON & MAINE r. II.
I'm Effect Sept. 20, 1900.
W WEsTERN DIVISION.

Trains leave Union Station for ScarbOrO
Crossing, 1900 a. m, 1900 noon, 5.25 6. 20
D. ms ScarbOrO Beach. Pine Point, TOO,
1O:O0 a. M. 100 noon. $3.50. 625. go p. M {;
Old Orchard, 700. S.45. 1000 a. M, 1900 noon,
!. 40, $50. $40, 605 go D M; ~SacO and
1880, $50. 5.25, 6.20, p. M; kenmebumk.
100 8.45 LOO a. m. r. 80. $3.50, 5.25, 605 $40 p.
m; KennebuMlxpOrt, 100. 8.45. 1000 a. M.
a. m. $50. .25 D. m. North Berwick, Roll
ltnsfOrd, SOmersw Orth. 700, 8.45 a. M,
1870, 800 5.25 p. M ReSh ester. Farming
$3.50 p. M; LakePOrt, LacOnta, Weirs,
PIym tn. $40 a. ~. 1890 D. H.. Manches-
ter. Concord assd NOrih hern connections,
700 a. M, $50 p. M; Dover, Exeter, Haver-
hill, Lawrence, Lowell, 100, 8.45 a. M,
1880, $3.50. sos p m; Boston 44.30 7.00 S.45 a.
H., 1880, 1.40, $50, 6.05 p. M; Leave Boston
for Portland, 800, 100, $780, $50 a, M, 15,
4.15, g. 90 p. IN. ; arrive Portland, 1907, 1850
11.5O a. m l2.10 300 100, $50 p M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Union Station Tor scnrboro Beach,
Pine Point, OLD Orchard, Saco,
wick, Dover, Exeter, HaverhtlI,
Lawrence, Lowell, Boston. 1855, 90
p D- ; arrive BOSTON, 51S 9.42 m
EASTERN DIV SION.
Leave Union Station for Boston and Way
Portsmouth, NeWburypOrt, Salem,
Lynn, Boston, eco, 9 90 a. M. 12.45, 800 D. NJ.
arrive Boston 5.57 m 1880, 400, 900 .. M;
htttcry and POrtsmO Outh only. 1.40 p. nl.,
arrive Boston 420 p. N. Leave Boston for
Portland, $780, 900 a. m, $780, 100. 9.45 D. M,
ar i've Portland As a. M. 1906. 4.38, 10. IS p,
n, - 20 midnight
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Onion Station for BfddefOrd, Kit
terry, POI tsmOuth, New 5uryport, Salem,
Lynn, Boston, 200 a. M, 12.45 p. m., arrive
Boston 5.57 a. M, 400 2. M Leave Boston
for Portland, 800 a. M. 700, 9.45 p. NJ, arrive
1910, 1915 p. M, 1910 midnight.
w. N. s. p. DIV.
Station foot OF PrebIe street.
For Worcester, Clinton, Aver. Nashua,
Wtndham, Eppimg, Manchester, Com
cord and Points North 7.34 a. m, 2.33 p. m.
Rochester, 5prtngvaIe, Alfred, Water
bOro. SaoO River, 734 a. m 1888, 532 p. M;
GOrham, WestbrOolx, Cumberland Mills
WcsGbrOOk Jet, WOOdfords, 7.33. 9.45 a.
M, 1888. 3.05, 5.33. $40 p. n; SearbOrO
Beach, Pine Point, Old Orchard, SacO,
Biddeford, 9.5C a. m. Trains arrive at
2 r1and from Worcester, los p. M;
Rochester, 825 a. m. LOS. 5.48 D. M; Cor
ham and Way Stations, $40. S.25 10.47 a. H.,
los, 4.15, 5.48 D. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For ROcnester and Way Stations. $40 p. m.
ID. j. FLANDERS, G. p. 81 II. A.
sep 0dtf
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02

Washington, Sept 80 Notice IS given by the
Lighthouse Board that while the tower at Moose
Peak light station, on the easterly point of Mis-
take Isla nd. seacoast of Maire, is undergoing
repairs its color, hitherto white, will be changed
to red brick color, partly concealed by wooden
staging. The repairs viii be completed about
Oct %. 800. when the present color, white,
Will be restored.
Boston, Oct Notice is given that the whistle
OF the Off Gurnet Point Whisting buoy, Ply
mouth. Mass, is temporarily disabled and does
not sound. The whistle win be replaced as
soon as practicable
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02

FFRNANDINA-Sld 29fh. schs Edward II
Blake, Smith, New York; Edith Allen, Gikey,
Rio JaneirO
GLOUCESTER-Ar 1st. schs Mary Farrell
and Clark. Bangor; Mary Augusta, Bangor
Tor Black Rocks, CT; Lulu w Eppes. Ellsworth
Tor Pymouth Pochasse Clark's Island for
HYANNIs-Ar 2oth, schs Belle Halliday,
Saco Tor Philadelphia; Eugenia, New York for
Bar HarqOr.
Anchored outside 3Oth, schs nenly Barrett
and Alice BPhillips. Philadelphia for Portland.
AT Cotuit 29th, sch American Team, Phiadcl-
pm Tor Salem.
NEW LONDON Sid 3oth, schs Henry Whit
-ney. New York; Josie r Burt. PHILADELPHIA tor
Providence; Annie M Allen, do for NeWbury-
port; Stephen Bennett. do Tor Boston.
Cove.
Cld, sch Nathaniel T Palmer Boston.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 3Oth. schs Blanche n
King, New London; G French New York.
Marcus Hook-Passed down 27th. sch Mary
Godfrey, for GARDENERS Belle O'Nelll, from Phil
adelphia.
Delaware Breakwater - Ar 3Oth, schs Fred
Cover, Sargent, Portland; Raymond Maull,
Smith, kennebec.
Sid 3Oth. sch Spartan, Portland.
In port 29lh sch Annie kimball, from Nor
folk
PORT BLAKELY- 29th, ship Abner Co
burn. COlcOrd, Sydney, NSW.
PROVINCETOWN-Ar 3Oth sch r l. Ken
ney. Rockland for Providence and Newport
RICHMOND, Va-Sld 10th, sch Myra w
Spear. Lewis. James River.
ROCKLAND-Sld 1st. schs BripatIer, A w
Ellis and Jennie Pillsbury. New York
SALEM-Ar 1st, schs r L Tay Bangor for
Newport; Mary Augusta aud Clark. do for
New York; Ada Ames. New York for Rockland !;
MyrOnus. Philadelphia for Camden.
STONINGTON. ct Ar 29th, schs Frank
Leaning, Philadelphia for SacO; w Chester,
New York for BostOr
TACOMA-Ar 30th. ship Gov RObie. Nichols.
Hong Kong via Port Townsend
VINEYARD-HAVEN-A 3Oth, sch Laura G.
Anderson, Philadelphia for Portland.
Passed, tug Waltham, towing barge Sunbury
Philadelphia for Portland.
Ar 1st. schs Cumberland Philadelphia for
Portland Manuel r Cuza. do for Belfast; MINI
bus, do for Boston; R Spear Newark for
HillsbOrO: Celia F. Philadelphia for Bangor.
Sid. schs Lewis II Coward, w S Jordan, r
WeOdside, Jeunie RICHTER and Laura G An
dersOn.
Passed-Schs Helena. Philadelphia for Bath ;
Jeremiah Smith, Kennebec Tor New York; w l.
Maxwell Swans Island for do.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02
Exports.
nc, RxvDrc Do,.l~ O,,so,,o I OF 900

BUENOS AYREs. Bark Onione s-347 1898
1t lumber.
LONDON. steamship EndeaVOr-4S, ,623 bus
OATS - ,O45 do wheat ] ,z2O do peas 924 cs of
splints go bales hay 1909 boxes cheese 1926
pcs deals S mdse 1913 sacks flour 20 tns Of
feed 80 cutie.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02
Cotton Mnrke IS.
(By Telegraph.l

VCI. L
NEW YORK-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet, lee advance; middling up1ands at 1O7s
do gulf IL 11sc: sales 628 bales.
GAI.N ESTON-The Cotton mar6et clos ed
steady; middlings 1Oc.
CHARLEsTON-The Cotton market to-day
firm: middlings 1Oc.
MEMPHIs-The Cotton market to-day closed
steady; Inluuungs 10L4c.
NEW ORLEANS-Tne Cotton market closed
steanv midoIngs lOAc.
MO 'ILl Cotton market frmi middlings
1 II,
81 VANNAH-J he Cotuon marker closed
stead. 4niddhngs 1Us.
European Markets.
(By TelegraphO
LIVERPOOL. Oct. !, 19OO-The Cotton
market lower spot 619d; sales 1000 bales.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02

The following quotations represent in~ pay
mg prices in this market;
Cow and steers. O12c y 70
BUNS alQ StaG GS.-.-- .sssa n
Cali SklnS-N0 l Quallly 8;
No ....b
Nos ..............-.2 25c each
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-02

Portland market-cut loal g.: confectoners
at Sc; powdered Zee: granulated &c; coffee
crushed 6l2c ;yelo~ 6 :.