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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
FOR sALE-NORTHwEsT.

FOR SALE Several very good pianos and organs
in our BARGAIN ROOM. now at extremely
lhN prices. Oh very easy terms. F. G.. SMITH,
l22j Pa ave. ap2i-u
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Room and board by unmarried gent
man in Office; state price. Address BON q
this office il
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frst-class white barber; good wages.
1903 9Th 81. NV. ap-4-'l
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

livery day in the year for Norfolk. New
- port News, and all points South. by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News" Norfolk" and wash.
ington.' on the following schedule:
~ Washingion.6.S9 pm Lv Portsmouth. {. 90 prn
~ AIexandFia,.5-0O pm Lv. Norfolk. .5.45 pm
Ar. Fl. Monroe : 90 am I Lv n Monroe 4 AZ nm
Ar Noriolk. $40 am Ar. Mexandria. $50 am
Ar Fortsmouths.l5 am Ar. Washington I 90 am
Tickets On sale at sl7 Penn ave-, B. and
" ticket office, go Penn. ave. and corner
- 10Th st. and n. Y. ave, c. & o. ticket Of
noes, at 5l3 Penn. ave. and 500 1ith St
- S A. L. ticket Office, I4Si n Y ave and
- on board steamers
S3for further information apply at gen
eTal Offices, 18th ST. wharf Wash. d. c.
. Phone, 80.
no25-i JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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wkTTFD-A good kitchen girl to wash dishes.
1919 "a ave NV. II
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FOR RENT-sUBUHBAN.

FOR RENT-A handsome small cottage in the
country; convenient distance from the city;
az railroad depot; large grounds; splendid water.
GEORGE b. STEWART, Seabr0ok Md. ap223t
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FoR RENT-oFFICEs,

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cheap rent Apply TO ". }. DANTE. Hutch
ins Bldg. 10th and sts. ap22u
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-By white woman. place 10 do house
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
Portland whoie..,e aarKst.

PORTLAND. Nay %
The volume of business in nearly eTerJ de-
partment is reported as exceedingly dull, but
very few changes have taken place. Sugar has
exhibited mo str, Myth, and another rise of 10
points will be noticed in our quotations; jobbers
st cking up consider bly, an anticipation Of stil
higher prices. Flour is quite firm owing to UNI
favorable reports of the Wheat crop. Corn and
Oats are steady and unchangt d. Molasses dull
but nrm and steady. Coffees quiet Pork and
Lard little frner. Eggs rather scarce and held
higher. Potatoes quiet and STEADY. Burning
Oils steady at yesterdays decline. Bears COM
msnd full prices. Dry fish dull. Maekerel NOM
nal. Afew fishing schooners have been SPOKEN
of Ssmbro, Ms, with from 90 to 200 barrels o.
salt Mackerel. Schools of Mackerel were re-
ported on Middle Bank yesterday. being chased
by dogfish and whales. Ere h Beef fairly active
and firm; SIDES att Il asls backs 7a71s binds
1oidll; fores 6d61ac; rounds and Hanks Si2
a sc; rumps and loins at 1lal<c; IONS 11Ssi6,
ratles &c. Lambs quoted at lie; mutton loo.
Lobers steady i5c for boiled and lie for live.
The following quorauonsrepre tae whole
sale prices Tor the market:
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, s..
To the Supreme Judicial Court. In equity.
Edward L. Denison V. Falmouth Paper Com
pany.
Edward K. DsnisJn of the City, County aud
State of New York complains against the Fal.
mouth Paper Company. corporation created
by and existing under, the laws of the State OF
Maine and located at Portland In said County
of Cumberland, and says:
FIRST. That said defendant corporation was
duly OF ganizea under the laws OF the STATE OF
Maine on the It'll day of July, A. ID. lS9I and
that II has an established place Of business IN
said Portland where 1t held its last stocKhoid-
sscoSD. That said complainant at the date
of the meeting hereinafter referred to was, ever
since has bsen. aud now is, the Treasurer OF
said defendant corporation.
THIRD. That at meeting OF the stookhoid-
ers Of said defendant corporation held May ~.
1900. II was unanimously voted to dissolve
said orporation. and complainant as Treasur-
or. was authorized 10 bring bill 10 equity for
that purpoSs In the Supreme judicial Court FOR
the County of Cumberland and state Of Maine.
FOURTH. That at said meeting OF the stock
holders the Treasurer presented Statement by
which 1t appears that fhers are existing assets
and liabilities of said corporation.
Wherefore. petitioner prAys that said corpora
itoL may be dissolved and its affairs wound up;
take possession Of said assets and discharge
said liabilities and to distribute any portion OF
assets remaining, and for such other relief as
tia court may decree; and that said Falmouth
Paper Company appear before saio supreme
Judicial Court and answer all ana singular the
premises and abide. by AM perform, the de-
" EDWARD B. DENIsoN.
Complainant.
Symonds Snow & Cook Solicitors
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets
nsw yerh ssoeh, Money and Grain
Market Review

New York, May 29.-Seyeral incidents
heired professional traders in putting up
prices of stocks today. A selling move
ment in the last ID minutes of trading,
however, made some wide breaches In
values and the closing was rather weak ;
but with net gains saved for the majority
of stocks. Sugar continued TO occupy a
preponderating share of attention. A
further advance of ten cents per hundred
pounds in the price Of refined sugar was
the occasion of the strength in the stock.
The American company led in the adj
vance and It's competitors In the trade
quickly followed. After advancing some-
thing over two points, profit taking
turned the ice backward. London
bought stocks here to the extent Of 10000
shares, Louisville being i'm a special de-
mand for that amount. This buying
which gave the opening tone to the mar
ket was based ON the favorable war news
and easier money conditions in London.
The iron and steel stocks were strong; led
by steel hoop on the favorable annual
statement
Confirmation of reports Of an arrange
ment for the absorption of Standard Gas
by the Consolidated Gas company, were a
favorable influence. Railroad earnings so
far as reported were good. Uneasiness
continues over the reactionary tendency
OF business and especially over the decline
in freight traffic and well defined reporss
of resulting cutting OF rates
The bond market was very dull and the
price movement irregular Total sales,
par value 81 535, 900 U. 5. bonds were UNI
changed in bid quotations.
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CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT co.


WEEK DAY TIME TABLE.
For Forest CITY Landing, Peaks isla nd.
B.t5, Gas. 500. 900. 1890 O. NJ. 1900 m, 2.i5
" For Cashing's island, Gas. sae. 1880 am.
AIS, ais, 6 Is y. m.
For Littio ana Great Diamond Islaads,
Trefcthen ana Evergreen Landings,
Peaks isiand, A@ 500. $40. 'o.so a. M, 1900
For Ponce's Landing, Long Island, 6.3a
SO. 1890 a. m.. ECO, 6.i5 D. m
RETURNS.
Leave Forest City Landing, Peaks Is
and. 60 100. $50 $50. 1850, n M. LOO. ass
leave Ca.hins's island. T.o5. ai5. u.oo
a. IN. 2.45, SIS. go .. m.
Leave Ponee's Landing, Kong Island.
eos. aoA ii.2o a. m. $50. go 2. m: =, o..
Leave TreSethen's Eansiing. eso. T4a
s.2o. ii.35 a. m. IL 50. sos 40, no. SOS p. m
Leave Great Diamond fsland, go, 90
Leave Little Diamond, $50. S.t5. ESQ
il.&5 a. M. I2.25, 3.15. 40. 100, 1853 p. m
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
Fer Forest city Landing, Peaks Is
land, $780, 90, 1870 o. M. i2io. 2.i5, 3.l5. 500
= For Cashias's Island, Q, 1880 q. m, i2.i5
Yer Little and Great Diam ond Islands,
Trefetheas and Evergreen Landings,
Peaks Island, 500. eco, 1880 q. m. l2i5, 400,
Eos Penes's landing, Long leland,
500, 1880 a. m, 400, 40 p. IN.
Runs direct 70 ID Dsia@opa csss making land.
n On ts ~ e,d ZIP ?, emitting Evergreen
Saturdays eply noon Trip win leave at ia.is
O ". n COOLING. asusral manAgss;
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
CUMBERLAND. SIS. May 10 1900;
ORDERRn That subpoena be issued to the
Falmouth Paper Company. corporation organ.
lied under the laws OF the State of Maine and
located in Portland In said County of Cumher-
land. TO appear before Just &c Of the supreme
Judicial Court In chambers az said Portland
within and for said County Of Cumberland. on
the first Tuesday Of July. A. D., 1890 at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon, by serving said respon-
dent With said subpoena, an attssted copy of the
within bill and this order thereon, thirty days
at least prior to said first Tuesday of July. that
said respondent may then and there appear and
show cause, If anyit has, why de- cree should
net Issue as prayed for.
oRDERED That a notice OF the pendency OF
said ball be also gwen by publishing an abb
stract Of said bill and copy Of this order daily
for one week In the Portland Daily Press,
newspaper published In said Portland, being
the same County where said bill In equity Is
pending. first publication TO be AZ least thirty
1901 days before the return day..
Justice Supreme Judicial Court.
Abstract Of the BIN ana copy Of the Order
thereon.
Attest; y o. STONE, Clerk.
mays Nv
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Chicago Lave STOCK Msrxsl
By TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO May 90. 10oo.-Cattle-receipt
1000; steers steady TO shade lower; butchers
steady to weak; no fancy cattle here; natives,
best on sale today two ear! at S5i good 10
prime native steers at 5 ond5 20: poor TO me-
aIum 4Od4 80: selected feeders &Ua6 loi
mixed stockers 75a4 20; COWS at 3 o6a4 o.;
neiiers at 25d5 10;bulls at 30 "a SO caves
at 8 nes7 %: Texas fed steers ct A OoGb 20;
Te> as Ills 3 25t 10.
hoEs-receipts > 1000; easier top o 20 mixed
aud hu'r' ers 5 o0a6 rs; goodto cnoice neavy
at 81 90 20 rough heavy at ooG6 10; isht
o..
Sheep-receipts 5000; active. 1oa2o higher:
shOrn Western laInos Of the year good TO choice
". h 5 OuGtb al: fair to choice mixed 4Ca
So Yves sheep 4 SSa6 4oi yearltnEs AT
5oa6 o; native lambs 8 00aI 30; western
. % s. Spins lambs 6oa7 90.
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Bark Edmun PhiOney, Philadelphia to Port
land, coal soc.
Schr Addie Jordan, Portland to Glen Cove,
syrup bbls Sc ana loaded.
Schr J. Mic erson Franklin to Philadelphia,
stone 9oc.
Schr Benj. C. Firth, Brunswick to Portland,
lumber So 25, and ties 1The.
Schr Joan X. Souther, Brunswick TO New Y,
ties 15c.
Schr An: lie r. Kimball Brunswick to Thorn
aston, lumber So.
Schr Nat Meader, Hoboken to Halioweli. ecal
81.
schr Matte J. Allies Green's Landing to New
York, stone 9ocI
schr tugsno. Perth Amboy to Gar inc, coal
81.
schr John Francis, Philadelphia to Bath struc-
tural steel 81 20.
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GRAND VIEW hQIEl
WEST AUBURN, ME.

for family hotsil fne scenery ana drives, salmon
and trout flshng.-abne better "a the state
s Sfsfel c5YS Flpf fo 4 ESf6 DsNsEE STii
s snsS an SaI iSssl plsys 1 ~ very s
desirable rooms left Fer boekA} Anq terms
iQr DE season, hsdussd prIQss tog Jnns and
October. ntszim9sattwGsss
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tBy TeleeraDh-l


NEW gYORK-Ths Flour market-recelpts
2S370 bbls exports 1871 hbls; sales $3.50
packages; quiet, steady, unchanged.
Rye steady.
Flour-Winter pts 6bE5 80 winter straights
s 45a3 So; Minnesota patents 6oA3 80 Twin
ter extras 6O42 IS: Minnesota bakers eo4
mos: do low grades z692 20.
Wheat-receipus i52. 21S bust exports eo.QS7
bus sales 2,256. 900 bush futures. 10000 bus
exports: spot urn but qaiet: Ne RED Of 793s
o afioat spot, fairly nomipal; No RED TIA
eievj No Northern Duluth 7<ssc 10 anoas
prompt
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Portland & BoothhaJ Steamboat Co

STEAMER ENTERPRISE leaves East
Boothbay at "a. m. Monday. Wednesday and
Friday for PQStiand. touching at So. Bristol.
Boothbay Harbor.
Returning. leave Franklin Wharf, Portland
At a. m. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday for
East Boothbay. touching at BoothbAy Harbof
and Bo. Bristol.
LAID at Five islands on signal.
oetii dit ALFRED RACE Manager.
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NEW
PORT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY. May 20.
Arrived.
steamer Cumberland. Allen, st John. NIB, via
PASSPORT. for Boston.
Steamer Levi Woodbury. tUsD. bennett.
'' Tug Pledn,oni. baltimore. towing barge No
10, With coai TO X Wright Co.
A. ii and &. with coal 70 Randall . McAIlister.
Tug waltham. Philadelphia, towing barge
Sunbury.
bor -
Sch Victory tBr). to load for s. John. NIB.
Sch lydia Grant, MerrEian, Harpswell
Sch Victory. Dyer. Franklin.
Cleared.
steamer Manhattan, Bennett, New York
Barque j ii Bowers, Mcguire. Rosario-Frauk
Sch Charlotte l. Morgan. Anderson. Boston
Sen orion. Hanna, Boston Berlin Mills Co.
Radiant Hardy. Boston-w G Barker.
Sch Pearl Blake. Camden-faris FIGURING Co
Sea Henry Chase. Chatto. Sedgwlck j II
Blake.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
ROCKFORD. May 2e.Ar. sch Crepois. Mes
SD. schs lie bert Il. Washington; SeaDird
Andrews. st John, NIB.
Fishermen.
Ar at canso, Ms. May 30. schs II NJ Stanley
and Oliver w Holmes. SEEMING.
Passed north at Port Mulgraye. Ms, May 20.
sch Patriot OF Gloucester.
Memoranda
for New York. ccllided this morning with Danish
steamer Arkansas, from Boston. The schooner
had tbboom. Outer jlb and dasits carried away,
mizzen sail torn and boat smashed. The steamer
rar eiyad 40 appareut damage and left for New
York.
Gardiner. grounded OF Reedy Island 9th. but
floated during the night and anchored
Domestic Ports.
NEW YoRK-Ar 2sth, sehs Nelson New
bury Peckworth, Charleston; II Warford.
Cid, sch John Deerlng. Locke. Mayport
Sid, schs Francis Goodnow. fhiladelphlai
David sinner. Port ReAoing for salem; Seth W
Ar 2gih. seas sarah & smith. Hillsboro, NIB.
for Newark; Lrgonia. Parrsboro; d katon,
BosToN-Ar 2sth. sch Sadie A KlmbaiI,
Cid Antelope Banks. Portland and Rockland.
Sid I'm President Roads. sch Benz + Poole,
Kennebec and Baltimore. and returned and an
chored in Nantaskst Roads.
SD. SEns Joha swan, Hasiqae. wCA, sch
Bath; Chester Wood and Nightingale. Bangor;
Triton. scalaIs Wstsrioo and Nellie Grant.
Rogers. Keunebec Cora n and Jerusha Raker.
Machias, KATE L Pray. Mt Desert, Rldcrado,
Mlllpridge; Ledy Antrim Portland; r Agtslops,
OREGON, Rockiand; Fannie b Edith, stoaington;
Lncy Belle. Sullivan; HarvesterL Vinalhayeni
James Baker. Eastern Light and James Ella,
easferu ports: Bertha bran. KenAeoeo and
Washingfon; James NJ Kennedy and Myra
Sesf1, Ellsworth; Teresa D Baker. Mt Deserts
kefinA, MAchias; Mabel 4 Goss and Watch
NAB, Stonlngion.
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BOSTON. May 20 iSoo-Ths following arr
to-day's quoL~uoi, Il rrosisioas. ste.i
Spring patents 3 Tods 90
Winter pasznls. 3 60d4 25
Clear and sraignLss3 3oU4 90
Corn-steamcr yellow 46-4c.
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The staunch ard elegant steamers
"GOv. DINGLEY" and FREMONT"
alternately leave Franklin Wharf. Portland.
and India Wharf, Bostcn. at TOO p. IN. daily.
TbesS steamers meet every demand Of
modern steamship service In safety. speed,
TbrouQh tickets for Providence. Lowell
Worcester, New York. ETC., etc.
If. LISCOMh Gen. MauAgef
THOMAS Al BARTLErT. AgsLt
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aidea-

The folow ing quotations represent the pay
ing prices In this market;
OOW anu Stoors. % " I'd
Bulls AID stars. ..-.......s........bj
okins-No auAhLy LOG
NoS ,..ss s.ssss s.ssb
nv ~ &c
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International Steamship Co.

- FOR -
Essipon luesa Calais S. jshn 4 O. .Hsilisx rs.
and all parts OF New Brunswick. Nova Scotia
NIB.
summer Arrangement
On and alter Monday. May "a. steamers will
leave Railroad Wharf. Portland. on Monday,
Wednesday and friday at % p. m. Return
ing. leave St John. PASSPORT and Lubee Mo0-
cay and Friday.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked
10 destinatloa. tyFreight recetved up to <oe
y. m.
Fol tickets and staeerooms apply at the Pine
other iniormanon al Compsnys of;ce. iaiirosd
wharf, foot OF State street.
J. ". LISCOMB. Supt
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New England, Wed. May sd, p. m
RATES OF PASSAGE.
first Cabin-S6o.oo and up. Retsrn-
sli4oo and up. according TO steamer and
accommodation.
second Cabin-s37.5o to s425a Return,
steeraEe-To Liverpool. Derry. London.
Queenstown, Belfast and GLASGOW. $3.50 10
$3.50 eiearage gu At furnished free.
Apply TO T. +. MCGOWAN. 40 Congress
street, J. b. HEATING. room 4, First Nation
al Bank Building. CHARLES ASHTON. 947A
Congress street ana Congress- square Hotel, or
DAVID TORRANCE & CO.. Montreal
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RAILROADS.
Portland 4 Rumtord Falls Ry.
In Effect May =. 1900.

DEPARTURES
$50 A. NJ. and i.Io r. NJ From Union Station
for Poland. Mechanic Falls, Bucknsld. Can
ton, Dixneld, Rumford fails and Bemis.
esca n. LILO and b.is D. N. From Union
Station ior Mechanic Falls snd intermediate
stations.
ITO p. m train has through car. Portland to
Bemts.
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r. O. BRADFORD. Tame Manager
Portland. Mama
te1e Of kumford EAlia Mama
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Portland marKct-cut loaf To; eonfectoners
at SC; powdered at &c: granulated at 6ci coffee
crushed 90 yellow 8.
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8 tExports.


ROSARIO. s A. Bark II Bowers-573.s29
Il lumber.
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Cotton masrksts.
gBy Telegraph.I

NEw YOKK-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet, 3 1e lower: middling upiands sisc; 40
gull as gssc; sales 461k bales.
rHAKLEs rON-The Cotton market to-day
nom nal; middlings -.
GAIN EsToN--The COTTON market closed
closed quiet; middiings 8Vsct N
MEMrHIs-The Cotton market to-day closed
steady; middiings Q 13-s6c.
NEW oRLKANs-Ths Cotton market closed
easy, middlings 1870.
MoBILE-Cotson market nominsli niddiinx
eMc
nsAvANNAH-The Cotton markss closed
quiet steady middlngs 9ct
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Europsan Marksta
(By Tslegraph.)
LONDON, May rs, 1eeo-Consois closed Ut
lol 1915 for money and accouns.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 20. 1900.-The Cotton
market closed steady, spot ct 1-1ed; sales a.
OuO bales.
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Corn-reccipu 72.fbo busns exports e6.S02
bus; sales 10000 bush tut res; 10000 push
exports spot strongi ro3 a. 4se FOB snoati
osa-rcceipts soo. 400 furthermore 1lsbusi
safes : bush SPOT. spot auiet; No 81 1e1hc;
No at gee: No white q 2sc; No S~whiis at
"a ss:f % s,:.ss an, SOL mes. 10
ato 50i city extra India mess beef hams At
Gun meats easy. pirked bellies :, shoulders
Lard weak Western steamed ITO, refined
easy continent x6' SAL soi COMPOUND az
fork quiet, mess u, Tsai2 60.
Butter steadyi western cremry 16 ~ 40 1sc
Dairy al iealsc: do erm at islsasnfse.
Petroleum easy.
Rosin quiet
Turpantine steady.
ss. 3 y, sI s g. s ssSs.s .ass s
32e; refined nrm.
caIcAoo-oash ooutafieiss
flour sfcndv.
es e. :p :, soc Nc 90 a. a.
a siN sssHc: KSa white at ssss aa4ss 9:
70 sss a. 20 eso sss N a so sU IS
i So: Srrn,s rinssny sesd ioea 1ats. !. ess
short rms sides 50 40 IS; dry sailed shoulders
at ssi assSs short ciear sides GOA 90.
Butter steaay-crmery 81 l5Giers oairies ~
15naiTc.
Cheese steady s5sa9hc.
ERu steady fresh II ".
Flour-reeelpts 5000 bbls; wheat 70 700,
bush; corn 600 bush; oats 10000 bush
shipmenrs-Flouf 5000 bbn; wheat rs 900
busha con 32S.Ooo bush; mats 2sS.vov lush
rye o.ooo busns barley loo bush
9nnE
Niuts; cash Red ut 1sszc; May 7ssAc July 1t
2. Mc.
TOLEDO-wheat uuiet-oash 73Ac; Aug
72e; May at 73sa 9, July at 72skc.
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Foreign forta.

Ar at Port de France May 2e, barque Julia.
Coombs PHILADELPHIA
AT AZ Havana May is. schs Clara A Phinney.
Phiuney, New York; Lena Storer. Aruce,
Pascagoula.
AT ut Hillsboro, NIB, May 25. sch Robert Gra-
ham Dun, st John. NIB, to load for Norfolk.
war Mobile. and WAS discharsing 22d.
Sid 2Oth sch EDWARD Stewart Kent. Boston
In port April "a, sch Alice J Crabtree. Crab
In port az Newcastle. NSw, April 81. ship
louisiana HAlcrow, for Honolulu.
Sid I'm Turks island May 10, sch Jas ID Jor-
dan, Hempeh Providence.
In port 10th. sch Henry Llppett Waldemars
for Boston, about 22d.
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STATE OF MAINE.

symonds, Snow 6 Cook. Solicitors.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-23
CITY COMMISSIONERS.

A regular meeting of the board OF
commissioners was held Nov. 22nd.
Mayor Gladmon in the chair. Com
missioners present, H. l.. Thurston,
E. d. Os1in, R. E. Geyer.
Minutes of the last regular meeting
read and approved. Bills of J. Men.
Johnson and ]. c. Black referred to
auditing committee.
Voted that freight bills 1901 and
bills of supplies SI7.99 for pump house
be paid.
Auditing committee reported favor
ably on bills of ]. c. Upchurch tor
lumber S17 .o4, c. Mcqueen 5000 tor
filter beds and Moore & McCrary on
contract SI512.22. Ordered paid.
Voted that Mr.. Edgerton be granted
permission to remove tree in front OF
stable.
Voted that Mr.. Geyer be granted
permission to reduce sewer IN front OF
premises.
Voted that proposition of the Mayor
of Pinebluf be accepted provided Abb
erdeen pay six dollars.
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The cottage advertised for
rent by Mrs. Charles ]. Geyer
just opposite the L Fleur cot
tage on Bennett street, has
been thoroughly renovated,
handsomely furnished and is
now one of the most deslra-
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contains seven rooms, but
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The location is a good one,
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