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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18
Sc VENDE

Una hermosa cocina economical propa
para hotel & otro establecimiento de su
indole.
Informes Boletiu Mercantil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18

El sabado pr6ximo las ocho de la noche
Sc recogera por la Administration de 90.
rreos la correspondence que ha de remitirse
para la Peninsula por vapor espanol '1sla
de Panay'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18
MALZ

Sc mantienen regulares las sxistsn.
cIas de este artfculo y los precios estkn
en- constante fuctuaci6n, por las i'm
portaciones que Sc registrar de oGas
prOcedenCias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18
OPERAOIONEs sOBRE Ell MUELLB

-Por Pieras y co: =
& A Vicente y co M Lomba y co
4Ol gins alcaparras.
-Por Finlay Brothers Scrs:
a Fernandez Gauran y co y f Alon
SO y co 90 6 OleOmargarine.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18

Al Juzgado de San Francisco Sc le ha
manifestado cue aver tu6 herido Rafael
Monies, de una pedrada que ie infirlo en- la
cabeza Ell individuo Maximo Sanchez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18

En- ell "Club de Regatas" tendra lngar
esta noche un bale de etiqueta, en- el cual
karan los honores del salon las Senoras de
Pettingill, Brau, Whitehead, Denton, Me
to Abeill6 Elliot
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18
AVOCADO
q A R CT q v q = y E
SANTA INES ii
800 HUMACAO

Don Fernando Aleman Vaiee, Medico
Titular, Subdelegado de Medicina, Dlrec
tor de Sandal Martina, M6dico de la
Real Carcel, del Battalion de Voluntarios,
del Cuerp0 de BOmberos, de la Compaflia
de Ferrocarriles, de la Socedad de SECURES
de Vida massachusetts Benefit" de Bos,
ton, Director del Hospital de la Monserrate.
Presidente de la Delegation de la Cruz
Roja, laureado con la plaza de la Asocia-
ci6n, CaballerO Hospitaaric Socio cores
pondiente de la Sociedal de Hygiene Espa-
fola, ETC., etc.
Certi6co: Que he usado en- mi ,a,ga
rract.ca con brllantes resultados Ia Emul,
sion de Scot, de acete de higado de baca
lao con hipofosftos de Cal de Sosa, que
Eatisface toda condici6n terap6utica, su
uso es preferible a cualquier preparado ana.
logo en- los ninos, que la toman con facili-
dad.
En- todas las afecciones pulmonareS, en-
ell raqultlsmo, anemie. y en- tOd0s los casos
en- que haya empobrecimiento de los elenel
tos organicos, el ben6fco resultado es Sc
guro, pOr 10 que Tecomiendo eficazmente
tan excelente preparado.
Arecibo, Pto. Rico, Mayo 16 de 1894.
DIR. Fernando Alemau
I. THACHTER, Herrero, anteriormente EN-
pleado del Quartermaster shop, ofrece sus
servicios al pdblico en- la Marina, en- frente
del Club de Regatas. 30-26
Han sido inscriptas en- el Registro de Ia
ofcina de Agriculture Minas las siguien.
tes instancias: una de don j. Ramon Lati.
mer, de doce pertenencias mineras de pc
roxido de manganese pirolusita; otra de
don Tomas e. Nido Mayo, de yeintjocho
pertenencias mineral de nierro otra de don
Carlos Nc. Cormik, de cincuenta cuatro
pertenencias dc hierro oxidado magn4tco.
Hoy han debido celebralse ante 81 Tribu.
nal de Justicia de Arecibo los iuicoa orales
de las causas instruidas contra Jose Toste
3 mas, por robo y Bernardo Rivera, por
rapto.
Sc VENDEI
Una hermosa cocina economical propia
para hotel & otro establecimiento de Su
indole.
Informes Boletiu Mercantil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18

cen que el gobieruo espanol sigue
trabajando con gran actividad para
extender todo 10 possible ell conner
clio de la Peninsula con ell firme
prop6sito de contrarrestar de este
modo ell imperialismo de los Esta-
dos Unidts.
MERCAD0 De NUEvA YJRK
Nueva York, Ootubre 18 =
Hanna de Trigo "Tum>
badora'. a'............ S $50
Azdcar centIifugado. 80. 5 4 IL 16
Azdcar mascabado. ..... frme escasea
Oambios sObre Londres. go. $3.50 %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18
DESPACHADOS
Ninguno
OPERACIONEs O DE BUQUEs nN PUERTO

TRAVESIA
India Mallorca y Barcelona
CABOTAjE
Ivo Bosch invernando
Dichosa invernandO
Rapido invernandO
Co. az6n de Maria Arroyo y Ponce
India invernandO
Deseada pendiente
Carmelita Aguadilla y Mayagiiez
Carmen pendiente
Ala Blanca Humacao y Naguabo
Elena pendiente
Dos Hermanos Fajardo
Mayaguezan,' pendiente
Ana Maria Humacao y Yabucoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18
DE VENT,A

that Sr. Linares proposes to make
great reforms in the army, compile
tely re-organizing it and giving it a
large artillery corps.
Development Of Commerce
!" Against Imperialism
Despat ;hes from San Sebastian
state tina the Spanish government
continuts to actively endeavor to
extend as widely as possible the
commerce of the Peninsula. with the
object of arresting in this way the
imperialism of the United States.
New York Market.
New York, October 18th 1900
Wheat Flour "Tumbado-
ra" .---...-.-."..o. 1880
Centrifugal Sugar ....... "4.15I16
Muscovado sugar. . firm scarlce
Sterling exchange. >. " 4 1928
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18
REORGANIZATION DEL EIERCITO

El seflor Linares - agregan los
despachos referidos -- SO propone
hacer grandes reformas en- el ejer-
cito reorganizandolo completamente
Y dotandolo de numerosa artillerfa.
DESAnRolL0 DEL C0MERCI0;
CONTRA Ell IMPERIALISMo
Despachos de San Sebastian d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18

ReViSta Commercial
DE NOTTCIAS Z ANUNCIOS
Operaciores durante Il dia Is de Otbre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18

Amer "Mae'-Saldra de New York
ell dfa "a del corriente con destino a
May agiiez y este puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18
DOOLEY SMITH Y GO.
Agentes San Juan

Hoy las tres de la tarde Sc reuni6 ell
Consejo municipal de esta ciuda4 COZ objeto
de cele5rar session. ordinaria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18

Sc encuentra vacante la plaza de Secre
tario del ayuntamiento de Juara Diaz y
Sc anuncia su provision per ell t6rnino de
treinta dlas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18

El Tribunal de Distrito de esta ciudad
tiene senaIadas para ell dia de manana, las
vistas en juicio oral, de las causas que pro
cedentes de los Juzgados de Caguas y Vega
baja Sc slguen contra Gregorio Villa, por
leslones Juan Bautis:a Guzman, por uso
de nombre supuesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18

I. THACHTER, Herrero, anteriormente EN-
pleado del Quartermaster shop, ofrece sus
servicios al pdblico en- la Marina, en- frente
del Club de Regatas. 30-26
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-18

Procedente de New YORK recalara este
puerto en la tarde de hoy ell vapor america
no sSan Juan.n
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-03
Ar RAILROAD SPEED.

Springfield, Mass, September 1.-Cald-
we'll still keeps us his terrific speed in the
s1x-days' race at the Coliseum, and in
the fifth hour ridden tonight, rode a
greater distance than has been done
this year in One-hOur-34 miles. 1850
yards. Burns Pierce was clearly out of
condition and was unable to stand the
pace. He was Tapped Is times by Cald-
well and II times by Walthour. CaId-
we'll now has such lead that if his pace
holds good he will win easily. Monday
night he will try for the worlds COM
pet1titive hour distance. Distance for
fifth hour: Caldwell, "a miles, 5 IaDs.
go yards; WaIthour "a miles laps %
yards; Pierce. 80 miles, laps, so yards
Total score: Caldwell, 1877 miles, 5
laps, 1875 yards; Pierce, 1865 miles, 5 laps,
yards; Walthour, 15l miles, 3 laps, 125
yards.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-03
NO DISAGREEMENT.

Washington, September 1.-AIr. Adee,
the acting Secretary OF State, does not
hesitate to set the seal of his dfsapproval
upon the stories that have been put afiOat
to the effect that there has been a d1sa-
greement of policy between the President
and Secretary Hay as to China, invOIv-
Ing possible changes in the cabinet. Mr..
Adee says the stories are absolutely lack
ing In foundation. He feels able to en-
ter the broadcast denial of the accuracy
OF the statements for the reason that hs
has been in daily and almost hourly
communication with the Secretary of
State by mail and wire at the latter S
home and is perfectly acquainted with
the Secretary views respecting pending
issues. Therefore he is able to say that
Mr.. Hay is thoroughly in accord with the
President in his Chinese policy, while on
the other hand, the President has given
his unqualified approval to every step
in the negotiations which were directed
to Mr.. Hay.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-03
~ VFssELs BUM.

Washington, September l.-Complete
onclal returns for the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1900, show that /, 446 vessels of
1913, l0o. gross tons were built and docu-
mented IN the United States. Since 1866
this record has been exceeded only twice.
In 1864, when 415, 40 gross tons were
built and in 1874 when 432, 725 gross tons
were built. The construction NAV be
classed according to the following types:
SchOOnerss schooner barges and slOOps
499, OF 100, 6O5 gross tons; Great lake
steam vessels, %, of 81, S47 gross tonnage /;
canal boats and barges, 525, of "a. $50
gross tons; ocean screw steamships, 20
OF 6O, 800 gross tons; river steamers, 375,
of A, 2S2 gross tons; square rugged YES
sells, 4, of 8, EOS gross tons.
The steam vessels built-42O. of POP, =
4So gross 6ons-surpass the record.
The steel vessels built, 90, of 1876, 851
gross tons, exceed the previous record
year 1899, when 81 such vessels of 13I. 379
gross tons were built. Cleveland, Ohio.
ranks first as a builder OF steel vessels.
with nine steamships of 49, 119 gross tons
followed by Newport News, steamships
OF %, 2O2 gross tons; Chicago, vessels,
or "a, 504 tons. and Detroit, 4, of 10, 6g3
tons. During the past decade. the steam
vessels built in the United States aggre-
gates 100 of 742, $50 gross tons, OF which
189 of $50, O89 TONS were built on the
Great Lakes.
For comparison it may be noted that
the British board of trade reports 827
steel steam vessels of ], 423, 344 gross
tons were built in the United Kingdom
during 1899. During the past 10 years SO
steam vessels of 1914, $50 gross tons, were
built at Cleveland, and 10 of 1S8 SOB
gross tons at Philadelphia.
The total tonnage built and document
ed on the Great Lakes during the year.
1875 vessels of 100, GIL gross tons, is the
largest in the history of that region. The
total for the Middle Atlantic and Gulf
coasts, sos vessels of 1876, 473 tons exceeds
any record since 1879. The total for the
New England coast, 1879 vessels of 72, 179 |
gross tons, has not been equaIled since
1891, while the product of the Pacific |
coast, 800 vessels, of 1896 tons, is sur
passed only by the returns of 1898 and |
1899. Construction on the MississipDi |
river and tributaries, 217 vessels, IA, 500 |
tons, is 9, 600 less than 1892
The foregoing figures do not cover
Yachts or poYernment vessels
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-03

Boston, September 1.-Section three
OIL the act ratifying the lease OF the Fitch.
burg to the Boston & Maine railroad nro.
Vldes that any holder OF preferred stoolr
who Is dissatisfied with the terms Of the
lease may have valuation put upon his
holdings by either commission or a iu1.v
IN The same manner as other civil oases
are tried before the court having iurisdic.
tlon and obIige the Boston g. Maine
corporation to purchase his shares at that
price. 1t is understood that a number
OF fltchburg stockholders have already
obtained an expsrt analysis of til , oondt-
tlon of the road, with a view to ascertain
ing whether any advantage is to be oh
0alned under this section, and that thew
nave been so impressed at this report that
Uh9y are working to interest other hold
ers. On their success in this line depends
the likelihood of any action. They VIII
probably encounter a good deal OF scept1-
clsm, however, as to whether the advan-
ages are real or merely apparent.
The ninety days set by the bill as the
limit after which appeals cannot be made
expire October l, and until that date
0nere will be considerable interest to
know just what proportion of ths stock.
holders will.take advantage of the sec.
zion, which was inserted, it is understoo d
at the instance OF Governor Crane.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-03
Gloucester Fisn nIarket.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING Aug. 81 1900.
sh naSE sales ank ho'tnnr ar lOs ~ rs for
'' 1ss, ana 41ac for small an | arge cray.
nv aos sales 81 Georges wa .luIn scSsei at J so
z90al so. IVA ''''''N N0 o.
99saulne cod. caught east of Cape Sable 81.
* lor large ana So 3715 for medium
81 quote prime Georges Goldfish new SO 90
II ~ so LOT large and 325a$3 30 Tor small: Bank
snsa gV ~ 70 Tor large and 500 00$3 % for
sSSsa ~ ehore at 81 5OG5 90 for large and 25
R bbl. '0i II 10 iiel men u "7i "' Slo oO
90 We ss quote cured cusK IS 5ODs rs d dt1: hal
ID nj 20 20; maddox 50 2baz2 70; heavy salt
0VVR oil. and scarce.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-03

dimes ~ nSnune bonelsss Geogs cod 7sh for me-
Shnra 70 % oe LOT large middles 5O0s9 homeless
o@ot4ct maddox 41505A naxs ~ y Al S1 1Ss.
~ 10y s9nanus OF entirely boned cod IL to 15c
chunks 13dl5c 7'''P'' ~ 10 lie y 1b
% 0n aoT Mackerel SIC for large Is S13as14 for
QS12 60. 40 "'' N"P0 ohore IS $l2
smoked salmon Ice D ID: Med herr,py o., 40
49, LUIS e &c; engthwise at I3c:Is at II 70.
Senn S trout 81 30; fresh halibut . 30. salmon
]D' ioDSters SS clans roc: American sar-
lines, quarter oils. So 80; half OILS 80 So threa.
'' pia 'e ~. h5leStards. 50 go spieed 50 40
Dbl; medium 5OD5 % 90 N'SsO o
Shol herring s. 75Q5 90
hi l SA codnsh O0dO 90; haddock 81. hall
nu. neaas % 20 sounds at s11; tongues and
s99h s 81 tongues $40 20: alewives So; trout
. IN Newfoundland cod oil SAC per gal: strong oil
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-03

Iond P HS lex. Ga-Ar 3lst. schs Stenhep n
mings BostoS;a providence; Laura M Lunt Cum.
G "a 81 n sen s, Edna. Donovan. New YORK;
MIA win srh ~ II H-Passed out 3 LIST tug Britain
for New YORK. se%i s :, II Coward, philadelphia
orr" PP9hn Prescott from Newport NEWS
Johnson 49,, - 4. VAR lst, sch Greenleaf
WI - HANN is-Ar at Bass River a1st cob y =,
NEA II IA " ~ 99ec Tor Washington land sld1
SaTg{ent Cannon, Honolnin }or TT0 aa, snip q f
saw, en W Or ORD - SID 3ist sch Zaccbo,s
0Aer man nan philadelphia 90" N''00neus
\ F w. - sen Lucy Bell Sullivan
ca Nl" NAV EN-Ar SIst, sch Abner Tavlor
=, Ar lst, sehs AIarv 7. Crosh. .,,u..u.. ,,,,-.
Newport News Il OtosDy' Augusta Viking,
SD p s sch ,MAassasoit. Norfolk
Narv ~ ~ n n I10N-Sld ST. schs Ruth Robinson
ing for Por sn. allnouth Robert w, Por1 Read,
Boston; GtsI / N,E,WsmAr lst, sehs M d Cressy
N0iS sSn h4Vh shaw New Bedford.
Bailey, New YorlI Isl Isl, sehs Charles G Endicott
0I PFRTFE I9nstle Bowen salem
man. koesIaDs1l{ OA-Sld 3lst, sch Nautilus. Toll
RE est sch Sc h tslady>. Colson Brunswick
Brown Me- ! II Ar 3Ist schs . II Brown
Anna Pendie.-11, BBail, Fickering, Providence;
Wilne IN = NJ ~ N + Campbell, StrOut Biddeford:
chanan. HarrfnSl1t, Ro6 bins, Saco; Oracle d Blu
itSy' OoombS, Bangor. barge (Su6erton PortIenI
III low OF tug Teaser - '''' u ""nu'
nehacis st sens Loring Ballard. Crowell. Ken
nn95Dec susie NJ Plummer Creiphton Portla aNoI.
Hs,,,i1tn - II oy. Wormell, DO; Howard B Peck
KnIclferbo - 1eane Island; barge Draper and
Glendv Rn~l Seegwlck, Haggerty. Savannah;
Ti'tor' CoI,A ~ StanWood. Augusta: Henry r
NJ t,Ou , SIUoDs ElymOuth Isaac Orbetop Trim
ne" 6Bediord5 Jennie Hall Hall Norfolk. Ia Ia
H Ia 1ea se Fletcher Boston, Colin Baker,
ca marcus Hook-Passed down 1st, sch VIM p
hseeeuy 1sIaao-Passed down lst sch Isaac
D. DeiaaWare northumberland out 1st. schs
Fasadena. PHILADELPHIA for New T0ndon WIFI ii
l. Maxwell. 10 for Saco. 'No"' "iin0
ton IN 1 ~ \ SEND-Sld 10Th, ship S D Garlic
i5 a us u y. Dutch HarbOr mot Honoluln9
T, LOh1oMOUTH NH Ar 1st schs OdeH
boston Tor k1tery Edith a Nav New YorS for
S SId ~, - 1nSs RothwelI. Philadelphia.
9i1 sen CHARLES Cooper, coal port
Z, ~ ~ I'll OWN-Ar 1StschS Lizzie Smith
foT o2tamu Tor New York; r S Dean, Exeter, Me-
ROCkLAND-Ar 1st, schs Carrie c Miles and
Sam p 7Aainpfey. New York; Hattie A Marsh
Sid, schs Helen and Emnress Naw vorL
yard Haven. - A'00N' mt
c8COILANI9 .. ya-Ar 1st, sch Ira sturcis
y IN T. AK1)-HANEN-A 1st. schs VIM Pick
A aiS,r n'al So 4of New Haven (and saiIed) M A
Aaen9rn, JAG ksonvie for Portland; Annie i
11Aenu t son. brunswick for Boston; Bertha Y
onset To- loucester; e ArculaTius South Am
Joy lot mock land; Andrew Peters. Providence
Pan.r,,- \ - ~ ,NeDlDgef, FORT Reading for
BBdhEots NiIlrod. EliZabethpOrt for st John
b; harvester, Ninalhaven for New London.
cage i fhllllps, Rockland for New York.
Sld, sen NJ lnsiOw Morse.
- raised, SENS ID Haskell Perth Ambov for
boston \ orthern Light Edgewater for Port
Ianui : a stuart Nova Scotia for New York
Ahhie 1ls and Helen. Calais for do; Fred G
Holden do Tor Pawtucket; Annie M Allen. ST
John lot Phz adelDha; City of Augusta. Bath
west.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-03
Domestic Ports.

NEW YORK-Ar 3lst, schs John W LinneIl
Handy. Baltimore; Rache w Stevens, Stevens,
do; Hugh Kelley, Haskell, Fernandina; Almn,
Lent Manzanilla; Lavinia Campbell Vail AL
lyns Point for Philadelphia
CID. sch Charles L jeffrey, TheaIl, MOncton,
b.
Sid, schs Bertha F Walker, Baltimore M
Harlow. Eva May. Emma G Middleton and Elm
CITY. Philadelpnla; Dora Matthews. Brunswick
Daisy Farin, Key West aud Port Tampa; Lizzie
Carr, Norfolk; Montana, Wilmington, NC: Ho-
ratio, Virginia; Hattie Dunn, Mayport; Sadie
Wilcutt, Port Johnson for Bangor; Lucia POr-
ter. do for Belfast: Harold Berry, do Tor Dover;
I w II White, Perthy Amboy for Gardner
John d Paige, Philadelphia for do; Viking,
Newport News for New Haven.
Ar lst, barque Hiram Emery, GOrham, New
Orleans; scns @ TryOn Barlow, Norfolk; J
Frank SeaVey. Kelley, South AmbOy for Port
land; Moonlight, Cranmer, Norfolk: A X Wood
ward, Bellatty, Perth AmDOv for EllswOrth J
Y Wellington, PatterShali Belfast; Cox s. CT cen,
thompson HillsDoro, NIB Susan StetSon. Per-
kins, Bangor VIA Wareham: Emma S Briggs,
Osborn. Gardiner; Snow Flake, Joyce, South
Gardiner; Geo Mills. WhitmOre Long Cove ;
= = Cottingham, Lunn, DO: Nile, Manning,
ROckland; S j Lindsay. McFadden, do; James
A Brown, Simu ons, do; M Marrett, Hutch
ingS, do; Albert Pharo. Hannah, StonngtOn;
Abbe Walker, Dobbn, Vinalhaven; John I
Williams, PendetOn, Woods Hole; Jos q Dean,
Chase, New Bedford; Nellie Grant Dodge, Els
cid. brig HaviIah, Richardson, Savannah; J r
Bodwell, Quinlan, Cayenne; r Tay, Trim,
Sid, schs Annie F KimbalI. Norfolk; Daylight,
Newport News; Frank Leaning and Willie l.
Newton, Ph1ladelpnla; CHARLES l. JeHfey, None
ton, NIB Georgie Berry, ROckland George ID
Loud for an eastern port: Horace Shares,
South River NJ. for Portland; Damon, Perth
Amboy for New Bedford; Nautilus. do for Rock
land; II King, Port johnson for Eastp0rt
Aetna, Port Readiug for Bangor: Helen Angus
Ia, South Amboy for Vineyard Haven.
BOSTON-Sid 3lst, schs Frank Stlnson and
Mt Hope, coal ports; John Hanson, Phiadel-
phia Abby Bentley. --.
Ar LIST, schs Smith Tuttle. Bryant namaris-
Gotta; Sarah w Lawrence, Carter. Norfolk.
CID, sch Nathan Lawrence. Green, Phiadel-
phia.
Sid. schs w S Jordan, Philadelphia; Mianto-
nomah, st JOINS, NF.
BALTIMORE-Ar 31st, sch BENZ f Poole,
Barlow Portsmouth, Nh: Mary Fl Dow,
Murray. New York; Mary Manning, Burr. Ban
gor; Gem, Gray, Sargentville Benz G Firth, |
Keene, Washington; Gen e Merwin, Smead, !
do; Geo A McFadden. Wallace, do.
Sid LIST. schs Blanche Hopkins. New York |
Mary I Quinby Bangor; Benz @ Firth, Boston |
PhineaS w Sprague Portland.
BANGOR-In port ST, sebs Anna Murray, |
Sanford. tor Washingtoni Augustus Hunt, Blair, |
loading
BATH--Ar 1st, schs Ronney Parker Boston;
James A Gray, Exeter; Raymond Maui,
Salem.
Sid, schs Cumberland. Philadelphia; Lugano
New York; Hope Haynes. Nantucket.
BOO HBAY-Ar lst, SchS w @ P9ndletOn, |
Portland; r Rundlett, Wiscasset
Sid, sch Francis Baird, Portland
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-03
IS A BIG DEAL.

Chicago, September The Times-Her-
aid tomorrO win say: lone OF the big
gest deals in assessment life insurance
ever contaminated was closed today in
the consolidation of the Northwest Life
Assurance company of Chicago with the
Mutual Reserve Fund life association of
New York. The contract with the Mu-
tual Reserve, by which all of the MEM
bers OF the Northwestern are taken over,
places the mbers upon an equality
The Northwestern Life will pay over
to the Mutual Reverse the legal reserve
amounting to 1874. $50. The assets and
liabilities remain with the Northwest
ern, which goes into the hands of a re-
ceiver."
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-03
q. FIRE BUG Ap BRAnLEY

Oldtown, September Ia disastrous
IRE occurred in Bradley Friday evening.
The Oldtown fire companies were called
out.
The residences of Daniel ParIin, f. o.
Leavit and James A. Rich were destroyd.
Loss Sl1 900; insurance on property and
furniture about $4,000 This fire follows
one of July It, when four structures were
destroyed. 1t is also the third fire in less
than six months. The fire is supposed to
have been the work of incendiaries.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-03
THE DER-DEMPSTER co. DE-
VELOPING.

New York, September lit is learned
here on good authority that, in addition
to the purchase of a fleet OF twenty five
vessels in England, recently, Elder
Dempster q Co. have made arrange
ments to run a line of steamships from
London to Jamaica. Three steamers of
1000 tons displacement are being built
on the Clyde.
EARLY next year five steamers will be
built to replace the first three, which, is
said, may be used for a line to Bermuda.
but nothing definite as to this has yet
been made pu bile.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-03
FOREIGN Ports.

=, Ar at Newcastle Aug 81. steamer Aberfeldy
Ar at Funchal Aug 80, Massachusetts nautica
training ship Enterprise cruising: leaves Sent 4
for Marblehead.
Ar at Shanghai Sept I, barque Puritan, Ames
bury. New York.
CD at st } Ohm. NIB, Sept l, sch Winnie Lawry,
Vineyard Haven.
In port al Wellington, NJ Aug 3. bqe Edward
L Mayberry Collins, for Auckland and New
York 49,"
Ar at St Pierre, Mart, Aug 81, barque Vidette
Hail. Philadelphia.
In port at sydney, NSW. Aug / ship Shenan-
doah, Harvey. for San Francisco
Ar at Ola Calabar, previous TO Aug9 9, barque
Justine Il lngerson, Moore. New York via Ber-
muda and BOnny.