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Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-01

SOME CENTURY HOMES
IN OMAHA.

AINSCAW, James. 340l Center st.
ALLEN Miss Emma, $40 Georgia Ave.
BAKER. S. b., 11O6 So. 32d st.
BALCH, L. E., 2704 Farnam st.
BALRIGE, J. M, 21o2 Chicago st.
BEECHY, Levi. 1901 So. Goth st.
BERoTzHEIMER, b., 2773 Dodge st.
BOWMAN, A. w, 1884 Capitol Ave.
BRANDEIs, A. D., 212 So. 18th st.
BROWN, Hy W, Ala No. 3lst st.
BROWNING, John W., care of J. C. Root
BUCKINGHAM, ]. E., 1916 Dodge st.
BUZZELL, Miss c.. M So. 18th st.
COSGROVE, Fred H., care Of Coal Dealer
Association.
CoNNELL, w. j., 623 So. Gath st.
CONNOR, L. c., care of Union Pacific r. r.
CUSHMAN, c. r., 24l4 Writ St.
DICKEY, Mrs. J. j., 241s Dodge st,
DICKINSON, c. f., Drexel Hotel
/ DICKINSON, e. d., 1902 SO. Goth st.
EBERSOLE, Jas e, 1902 Chicago.
| FARRELL A. G. p, 1923 Burt st.
FOSTER, Jas. D., 20l4 No. 18th st.
HARDY. Henry, 2sl6 Poppleton St.
HARRIS. Miss NJ r., 1855 California St.
HEAFORD, L. ", 10th and Chicago 81.
| HENDERSON, Il. b., 2122 Writ st.
HOLDREDGE, G. w, 2llS SO. 32d st.
HOLLINGER, +, c., 1916 Writ St.
HUFFMAN, f. NJ, 636 No. 4lst Ave.
HUNTON. Harry, 27l5 Poppleton Ave.
JAQUITH, o. b., 2Ol7 Spencer st.
JENSEN r., Drexel Hotel
JOHNSON, A. F., 7l5 SO. 18th st.
KENNEDY, N. H., 3l2 SO. 18th st.
KNOX, J. S., 1929 Georgia Ave.
LAWLER, NJ, 2S07 Sherman Ave.
4 MEGEATH STATIONERY CO.. 1903 Farnam
4 MANDERSON, G. f., 3100 Chicago ST.
MEYER, Henry, 22O Half Howard st.
I MONTGOMERY, c. s., 502 So. 36th st.
WALSH. Edw., 1914 So. 4Sth St.
l MORTON, Chas. W.. S0l3 Pacific St.
MAURER Edw, 25ls Walworth St,
1 MYERS, =. b., 1928 Farnam st.
l NEBLE. S. T., i0S SO. 18th st.
NEVILLE, Jas, 1909 So. 32d St.
PALMER, Geo. H., 2O6 So 37th st.
PECK. f. p. 1924 Davenport St.
PEYCKE, julius. 1882 Dewey Ave.
l PRICHARD, Mrs N, 1899 Park Ave
QUIMBY. DR.. $. j., 31s So. 26th St.
RAHIN, J. b., 7O9 SO, Goth st.
RINGWALT. T. L., 2025 st. Mary's Ave.
RoSACKER. II. c., 62l No 10th ST.
ROSENTHAI. Mrs b. 26lS ST. Marys Ave,
1 SCHuRIG, Edw. f., 2i10 Decatur st.
SHARP. Miss l.. 2O23 Douglas St.
SHERMAN, Chas. r., 1914 No eth st.
SIMON. Rev. A., iO4 No. 23d st.
SMITH, Mrs. A. M, 904 No. 50th 81.
STARK Howard. 1ii2 Douglas ST.
SUMNER, Miss M. f., 709 So. Goth st.
THURSTON, John NJ, The Cairo
WoLCoTT, A. s.. 131 No. Slst ST,
BARNVM. NJ. X, 366 No 10th St.
BATCHELDER, DR., Ii. NJ 1925 So. Goth st.
BAXTER, ]. r., 1921 Davenport ST.
BOTTING, II. NJ, 1925 SO. Goth ST.
BRANDERS, IL, H.. 30l9 Pacific st,
BUCHANAN, A. G., 1923 So. 29th st.
] CLApP, Chas. e., The Madison.
4 DIMoND. DR., ID. L., S. w. Cor. cath & n ST.
Il HARRISON, II. b., zoos sherman Ave.
II HOOK. Geo, $50 No. eth st.
II JANSEN, c. H., 2210 Henry st.
JENKINS, ID. f., care of Theological Sem
i mary.
Il MILLER, Wm, r., 5th and Jones SITS
Il ONG, A. C., 702 No. 4Oth st,
l PALMER, IL, f., 1908 So. S2d ST.
i PARDEE, c. c., 1928 Emmett St.
4 RAVEN, II. d., 23l7 So, Goth st.
1 RIPLEY, Mrs, ~ f., 2926 Grant st.
Il RUSTIN, Frederick, 205 So. 37th st.
I STIGER, NJ. s.. 2530 Capitol Ave,
\ SUsMANN, II. s., SlOi Woolworth Ave.
ADD YOUR NAME TO
/ THE OMAHA LIST.
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SOME CENTURY HOMES IN ENGLAND

II. Il. H., the Duke Of York.
The Rt. Hon, Viscount Curzon.
Sir william Birt Chree copiesl,
The Very Rev, the Dean of Rochester,
The Piccadilly Club.
Rev. Dr. Parker.
The r. Hon. Earl Grey.
Commander J. S. Clark, X, y.
Sir william Onslow, Bart.
Rev. Cannon Temple.
Sir Edgar Vincent 1.-TWO copies).
The Hon. Sir A. Mackenzie.
The Lcrd Chief Baron OF EXchequer OF
Ireland
Sir Robert Moncrieffe, Bart.
The RI Rev. the Bishop OF Portsmouth,
The Rt Hon. Lord StrathcOna.
H. E., the Rt. Hon. Sir Edmund Monson,
ii. II. the Chakore Saber of Gondal,
The Government of New South Wales.
Lieut.. Col J. Il. Burton Mackenzie.
Sir David Stewart.
The Anglo American club, Dresden.
The RI. Rev. the Dean OF Rorcester.
Sir Benjamin Whitney.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-01
SOME CENTURY HOMES IN AMERICA.
Showing a Few of the Many Prominent Owners o.
the Great Work.

Hon. william Mckinley, president of the
United States.
Hon. Grover Cleveland, ex-president of the
United States.
Hon. Melville w. Fuller. LID, chief JUS
tice OF the supreme court of the United
States.
Lew Wallace author OF Ben Hur," etc.
Hon. Lyman J. Gage, secretary of the
treasury.
Nelson A. Miles, major general L. s. A.
Charles W. Eliot, LID, ex-president of
Harvard university.
Chaucey NJ. Depew, U. S. senator from
New York.
Cardinal Gibbons, Cardinals residence,
Baltimore. Nd.
Sir Percy sanderson, British consulate gem
eral, New York.
John Hay, secretary of state Washington,
ID. C.
Richard Olney LID, ex-secretary OF state,
Boston. Mass.
Hon. T. b. Reed, ex-speaker of the house,
New York.
John d. Long. secretary of the navy.
Right Rev. Henry c. Potter, bishop of New
| York.
Hon. Justice Shiras L. S. supreme court.
+. L. Patton, ID, LID. president of
Princeton university.
General Wesley Merritt, United States army.
Hon. George +. Hoar, senator for Mas
sachusetts
william r. Harris, LID, commissioner Of
education.
The very Rev. Thomas ]. Conaty, DID,,
rector of Catholic university. Washing
| ton, ID. c.
Seth Low. LID, president of Columbia
l college.
4 David j. Brewer, associate justice OF the
United States supreme court.
William X. Vanderbilt, railroad magnate.
John Fiske, LID, author OF "The Ameri-
can Revolution"
George f. Edmunds, ex-senator from Yer
mont.
Charles Tiffany, jeweler New York.
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James b. Angel, LID, president Of the
University of Michigan.
w. ]. Rolfe, A. NJ, editor of Shakespeare's
plays.
J. Pierpont Morgan, banker.
Andrew Carnegie. capitalist
J. d. Rockefeller, president OF Standard Oil
company.
Marine hospital.
Rev ]. NJ Buckley, D. D., editor Of Christian
Advocate.
Dr. Emil G. Hirsch, rabbi Sinai congrega-
tion, Chicago, III.
Hon. Levi p. Morton, ex-vice president OF
the United States.
Rev. Morgan Dix, DID, rector of Trinity
church.
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt governor N. Y.
Rudyard Kipling. author.
p. ID. Armour, Capitalist. Chicago. I'll.
S. Weir Mitchell. LID, physician and
author, Philadelphia.
p. A. b. widener, capitalist, Philadelphia.
John Wanamaker, merchant,
]. C. Strawbridge. merchant. Philadelphia.
Hon. C. F. Warwick. ex-mayor, Philadelphia
Col. A. *. Mcclure, the Philadelphia Times.
william Il. Harper, LID president of the
Chicago university.
Daniel c. Gilman, LID, president OF John
Hopkins University, Baltimore.
Hon. Joseph Choate ambassador to Great
Britain, London
Hon. Whitelaw Reid, editor of the New
York Tribune New York.
The library OF the president, White House.
United States supreme court
United States court of claims.
The department Of Justice
Office OF the secretary OF state.
Office of the secretary OF the treasury.
Office of the secretary of war.
ONCE of the secretary of the navy.
Office of the secretary of the interior.
Office of the secretary OF agriculture.
The senate library
And every educational institution of prom
inence.
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Hon. DAVID j. BREWER,

OF supreme NOurt OF
There nothing in equal The Century Die
when have little time TO investigate and yet be certain
the meaning of words they
they there is nothing language which will fully
satisfy the demand for information full complete
this work DAVID j. BREWER
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-01

The Rt Rev. the Bishop Of Waterford.
The Norwich Library,
Maj. Gen. w, Srottiswood- Trevor
The Chief Justice of Hong Kong,
MIR. W. $, Gilbert.
Capt. and Hon Randolph Stewart
Sir William r. Lewis, Bart.
The Hon. Edward st. Aubyn.
The RI. Hon, Lord Justice Sir j. Rigby.
Maj. Gen. Sir Robert Hughes
The Very Rev, Cannon J. Brady.
II. h. MS Consul, Samoa.
The Rt, Hon. the Earl of Berkley.
Mr.. Kyrie Bellew.
The Hon. Sir David Tennant.
The Yokoho ma Specie Bank.
Babu Bean Krishna Malta.
Rev. ID. Woods, Head Master of Harrow.
The Hounsow Public Library.
The Ossecc Public Library
The Albemarle Club
The Press Club, Cairo.
Paymnster of Natal Police.
RI. Hon. Lord Llangattock.
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Rev. T. DE WITT TALMAGE.

wandering through libraries find miss
discovery discussion all
recall tho letters the
aboang and hand the volume that
al 10 hurried hard
Dictionary
copeda Atlas a and reinforcement.
WITT TAIMAGE.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16
FIAANCIALAND COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in The
Leading harketS
new Yorh Etoch, Money and Grain
Markst Review

New York, February lb.-Prices o.
stocks made q gooi recovery In the latter
part Of todays trading under the aggres
sive leadership OF Burlington, New York
Cent raj ana Delaware and Hudson. AZ
a result the majority OF stocks snow ne'
gains though mostly small During tne
greater part OF the day, the tone OF tne
trading was distinctly reactionary anu
prices drifted downward whenever any
considerable offerings came out. Inc
spots of strength here and there among
the more obscure stocks did not sustain
prices in the general list. London buy
ing OF Americans served only as tempo
rary prop, although the opening advanced
extended TO cut point n several Of the
International stocks. Apparently the sus-
peDse of the continued negotiations over
the great steel merger and uneasiness
over the money outlook were the infiuen-
tiaI tact ors in repressi ng speculative ao-
tivity. A decline In the call money rate
to S-4 per cent at the close. had some
thing to do with the final rally. The ease
OF money belied the forecast Of the bank
statement which indicated n weak return.
But with large receipts of customs and
the payment OF nearly $S,0O0,000 on ac-
count of Central Paolfio note the sub
treasury has taken from the banks thus
far this week s., $50, 300 in spite of the
high level OF pension disbursements
reached during the weak. There have
been additional large demands for rail.
road finances during the week and the
general suppositIon is that payment of
something ike $25, ,0O0, ,0C0 has peen made
20 Mr.. Carnegie on the steel deal which
Will figure in the loan item. But the soft
ness of the money market this Afternoon
may be the prelude to a surprise in TO-
morrow's bank statement.
The activity of the bond market de-
oIined In sympathy with stooEa and
prices moved irregularly. Total sales par
value 81. $40, 900.
United States refunding 2s advancsd
Is per cent and the 8 s Ia on the last
cali.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16
Foreign Ports.


Ar at Hong Kong Feb 10. battle ship Ken
ArAt Genoa Feb 49, steamer Augustc Vteto.
ria. New York via GtDrater.
AT at London 18th. steamer Minnesota. from
Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Queenstown I4th. steamer Oceanic.
New York.
Ar At Monteyideo Jan 2e. baruue Edward A
o Brien, Pratt Boston.
Ar AZ Las Palmas l4th, sch Monhegan, Muir.
ply, Fernandina.
Jld At santos Feb g. steamer Greclan Prince.
New York.
Ar at AIim wCA. Feb IS, sch Helena, Hodg-
don. Boston ~ Days.
A. Colon Feb 5. sch Tofa, Wilson. Tor Apa-
AT savanna.a-M Mar Feb IL, barque Arlington.
GriRgs. new York.
sid I'm Port Antonio, ia, Feb 18th, steamer
Admiral Farragut, Boston.
rat Port Spain 7th, sch Mabel Jordan,
Balano, IiO Janeiro. to load Tor Philadelphia
Sid I'm st Thomas LIST inst sch Emma Knowl-
ton. Nova Scotia; 9th. NiAtor, Parker. Monte
vldeo, for orders.
At 81 Thomas FEB 1, schs Longfellow. Hanna,
IRON brunswick; Brtgadler, Maker, I'm Arroyo;
Willard, York. from Ponce for Boston.
Sid I'm st Thomas about Feb 0. sch Vlator
Parker. from Portland for Montevideo having
repaired.
Ar a. Tampico 18th. steamer Matanzas. from
New York.
Sid I'm Santiago 18th. transport Rawlins.
for Newport News.
AT Matanzas sth. sch Andrew Adams. Adams
dlseharging,
Ar at Havana 9th. sch Anna } Morse.
Ar al MaIanzas 9Th. sch d II Rivers, Coleord
Baltimore.
Al al Bermuda i4th. sch John Paul, Dyer
Barbados for Boston, See Mem
sid I'm Nassau, Mp, I'd. sch John Deerfng.
Locke, Jacksonville. TO load for Bath.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16
Dom es1Io Markets
tBy TELEGRAPH

Feb. 10. 1901.
NEW YoRK-Ths Flour marKet-recelDrs
$500 bbls; exports 4f40 bDIs; sales $500
pckgs; less active but steady, unchanged.
Fiour-WInter pps 65,a4 Oo;wlnter straights
3 4Rd3 o. Minnesota patents 1904 80; WIN
tel extras 50d5 SO: Minnesota bakers 90 @
3 2a: do low grades 4ba2 o..
Wheat-receIpts A3.200 push; Exports 1872
zoo hushi sales z,9s 900 bus futures. 10000
No Req 59itc eiev; No / Northern Duluth
at SIC o atloat.
bus: sales $4,000 bush futures. 100000 nush
spot; spot dulli No at 4sbac elev and A7s4c c
I. q. b. atioat
bush; sDot nrm; No at 3oAac; No at SOC
No white at 80 d33isc; No white at 32Aa
track mixed western at 3023i1sc; track white
deer STEADY; family at IL ooasl2i mess seq
80.
outmsats steady D exile bellies 7ssas1s do
shoulders 5Ls a bS4 do hams Ss4 a9sz.
Lard easy; Western steamed at SO; refined
quiet: continent 90; At . 7bi compound
6la 69s.
Is ood1b 90: short clear IA 1915 80.
bntter Str0ngi fresh creamery l6u22ia do
factory l1a1oc: June erm Id q 20;.state dairy
Eggs steady. state and Penn at mark lsisc:
Western &c southern 1sG1s.
sugar-raw STEADY ;fAlr refining 3ss o Cenirif-
lehned quiet.
CaICAGO-Cash duotaions:.
r iour dun, unchanged.
Wheat-No . sDrlnE-ciNo 8 do at e61s a72c:
No RED at T4lxg78e. Coru-No 2 at 38sl c:
No = tliOw 3SS4 c. Oats-Eo at 26gRa2bZsc:
No white at 2Sls a 2pc; No white at 279
2Sci NO = hive 50bs db1ci fair 10 cnolce malt
ing Barley 81 ss a5ec, 30 Flaxseed / 0e .Nol
w Rlaxseed at SO; prime Timothy seed at
: 1904 4b; Mess Pork at IA o5aI2 10, Lard
at 45d7 47ls short ribs sides Al o6al7 26
dry salted shoulders at eA8sls; short clear
sides S6 at b5.
Butter aetiye-creamery at I4a3I 1sei aAiTiss
IL N aGI6c.
Cheese active &c 10lA ailMc.
Eggs dull fresh 1S1Sc.
Flour-recelpts 26.O0u hbls; wheat 10000
bush; corn 1877 200 bush; oats SO0.oOn push;
corn A.OOO bush: barley 10000 busR.
ShiFmentg-Flours 80 600 Dpls wheat $4,000
bushi corn $4,000 Dusni oats 173,OoO oasn
corn 5000 D1sni barley 5000 Dush.
Cotton kfnrksts.
tBy Teleerauhl
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16
Chicago Cattle Market.
t-leTapiL

CHICAGO. Feb. 10. l90i.-Cattle - rsceiDts
2h 90 including o Western ana 1000 exams
good to prime steers 9od6 90; poor TO medl-
um a . aUa4 80: stuckers and feeders about
steady ;lIs1 6ba4 so: Texas fed steers at 90
"a 10: Texas grass do ) 80 30.
Hogs-recelpts $4,000; mixed and butchers
at So 471s goodto choice heavy at 40 a
s so: rough and heavy 25.d5 80; hRht 20
.d5 20. bulk OF sales
sheep-rsceIpts 5000 good to ahoiceiwethers
at 3 76a4 o.: fair 10 choice mixed 3 6od3 %
VI esIern sheep 3 Sua4 90; Texas sheep 2 bUa
6 60 native lambs at 2o85 30; western do
at 90 80.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16
NEW YORK. Feb Is.

Money on call closed steady ia a. pr cent
last loan ia pr Ct
Irlme nefeanIile uaper at 3la 4 per cent.
Sterling Exchange firm, with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills al 4 87ss al s7ss lor ue-
mai d and s4SsG4 s4ss or sixty ays :post.
rates 4 s5a4 s5la and Ss1sG4 50 Oumer-
clal bl at 4 S3 IL "A S4
Bai Silver u
Silver certificate, 63a63
Mexican dOllar~ A7I2.
Governments strong
Railroad bonds irregular
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16
) noon. From Union Station for BemIs
BOSTON & MAINE II. II.
In Effect Oct. y. 1900.


Trains leave Union stau1a for scprboro
Sros,ins; 1902 q; M 90 ?. ~ m; sS"rboTo Ss
5s ssos sad ' D. M % DID oIehaGS 0H ,G ssso sd sd
deford, Kennebaak. 100 R5O. io.0
q. M. I2so. $50, &2S. go p.
~ 30 s,9O,5.l5p. m; Wells Beach, 100, $50
a. m. $50. n.25 p. m. North Berwick, ROl-
linsford, somersvvorth. 100 $50 a m,
go a3a 6.25 D. IN. Rochester. Farming
tom, Alton Bay, Nolfboro, s so a. m, l2.So,
s.sO .. m; Lakeport, LAconia, Weirs,
ser. Concord Ia aud p;' SoriRern a r. a. connections,
100 a. M, $50 p. m; Dover, Exeter. Haver-
hill, Lawrence, Lowell, 100 $50 n m,
1880 $50. pm:; Boston 1905, zoo; $50 a.
for Portland, B.59 7.so. $50 a. NJ, LIS. a.la
p. m. j; arrive Portland. ioio. Ii.5O a. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Union station for searbOro Beach,
BIdde6ord. Kennebunk. North Ber-
wick, Dover, Exeter. HaverhiII.
Lavsrsnce, Lowell, Bostoa. 1865. 4so
D. m arrive BOSTON, 5.fa S.z p m
EASTERN DIV SION.
Leave Union Station for Boston and Way
sta tiOns, zoo a. m, Biddeford, ktftory,
pSsi,,1s..a; "..e. 2So 500 m 90 M
arrive Boston o.5T a m, 1910, 100 9.05 p. m. ;
Leave BostoR a 730, 400 a m, 1880, zoo
7.45 D. M. ar i've Portland ll-45 a. M. i2.O5
4.3o 1915. i045 p. N
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Union Station for Biddeford, Kit
terry, POI tsmouth, Newburyport, Salem,
Lynn, Bosto Al, 200 q. m, 12.45 p ~, arrive
boston 49, q m. - ace p. m; "a Leave Boston st;H
Port 1910. 1870 p. m.
a-Daily except M1nd ".
w. N. a. p. DIV.
station foot of Pre5le street
For Worcester, Clinton, Aver. Nashua,
Windhnm, EpPing, Manchester, Com
cord and Points North 1884 T. m, 1898 p. IN. I;
Rochester, sPringvaIe, Alfred, Water
bOrO. Saco River, T.S a. H., 1888, 5.33 p. m. !;
Gorham Westbrook, Cum berland Mills
Westbrook jet, wOodEords, 7.33. 9.45 a.
me- 1898. 3.0s, A2s. 6.2o p. II. Trains
arrive from Worcester, t.07 p m.
ham and Way Stations, 60 s.25, l0.i7 a m.
l.07 4.15. 5.4S D. IN
ID. }. FLANDERS, G. p. & g A.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
FIRST DISTRICT.
Portland. Me-. Feb 10. 1901.
Prospect Hatbor, MaIue.l
Old Woman Ledge No .. a red spar, reported
adrilt Dec 20, 800, was replaced Feb II,
lEggremOggin Reach. Maine.l
Eleven Foot Spot buoy, No o, red spar. was
establiShed.Feb ~ in ~ feet at mean low wat
er. about 90 feet SW IRON foot ShoAl.
Bearings OF prominent objects;
Tory Castle Tripod, Ms T..
n w point OF TORY Island. y El-4N
SE Tangent of Devils Head, 5El-4S.
Bv order the Light House Board.
j. X. COGSWELL,
Commander U. =. Navy.
Inspector 1st l.. II. Dist
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16
Portland & BOOihbay Steamboat Co.

STEAMER ENTERPRIsE leaves East
Bo0thbay at q. m. Monday Wednesday and
Heron Island. Bootibay Harbor and Squirrel
Island.
Returning. leave Franklin Wharf, Portland at
a. m. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday for
Squirrel IslandiB0othbay Harbor. Heron Island.
So. Bristol and East Boothbay.
augedf ALFRRD RACE, Manager.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16
AARPSWEIL STEAMBOAT co.

Beginning Nov. II. 1900 Steamer Aucocisco
viii leave Portland Pier Portland, daily sun
days excepted. at 200 p. M. for Long Island,
Little and Great Chebeague, CHI Island, SO.
Harpswel Bailey's and OFrs Island
Return for Portand-Leave Orr's island, and
above Landings. 100 a. m Arrive Portland
$50 a. M
octldn ISAIAH DANIELS, Gen. Mgr
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

FUh La ". FtD, TO.
The market for Flour was krmer to-day with
milers 10 to 5c higher. Wheat ruled STEADY
but dull. Corn 6rmer. Oats ather easy in tone.
Provisions unchanged. Eggs steady. Lin eed
oil declined &c today.
The following quotanonsrepresent the whole
sale prices Tor the market;
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

Thr following quotations represent tn- r.,y
ing prices In this market;
Cow and steers. .s.....sssss. bHa u T.
buuS aIu sNEs..-.. s...ssss ssAt2
SaH oklnS-No QuAnty ......ss..- Be
30 ss.sss .sssb
Nos 2bc each
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

BOSTON Feb. 10 o01-The following we're
today's quoIauons OF flour ana Corni
FLOUR
Spring uateuts 4 1ba { 90
Winter patents 0od4 SO.
Clesr ,nd straIsnt 90 426
Corn-sIeamer yellow 47iAa471Se.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

GEORGETOWN. Dem. Schr Henry p Mason
--7SU tins ice 30 bbls APPLES 4G boxes pears s.
R25 cattle 1UU pix &c ceries 10, i56 pcs pine.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

Portland marKet--cut loal g.; conieetloners
sc;powdered 7tsc: granuLated at &c; eour'
usned 612e yellow s.,
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

I[NEIIgKTjRd
I'm Effecs Dec, o. 1900
TRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL
NAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS,

TRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION. Rail,
NAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS,
100 a. m; For Brunswick, Lewiston (I.owsr,
gan. Belfast. Bangor. Bucksport and VsnooboTo
Honiton ~ -, T, ~ John, ot stephen. Caiaisl,
$50 a. m. For Danvllis junction, Rumfor /
rnlis. lewiston. Pennington. Rangsey and
Has a. N. For Brunswlck. Bath. Lewiston.
Gardiner Augusta. wateryille. Pittsnsid.
Bangor Patten. Houlton and Caribou via B. 8
ia.t0 ,. m. Express for Brunswick. Lisbon
Fails. Lewiston VIA Brunswick, ,Augusta, Water
Vile, newport bangor. bueksp0rt. Bar Har.
Dor, Washington Co. Z. X. oldtown. GreenVllle
i2.55 p. IN. For DanYllle. ia, Rumford Falls,
Bemls. lewiston. FarmingtoR Carrabasset.
os nm VIZ Era.pos, ms,gavld1s, pv,I sKoTpnoEan
X. q. L. points. Augusta Wateryillo Rkowns.
Gan, Belfast, Dover and Foxeroit GreenvIiis,
b,,nE bangor, sotown and Mattswamkeag and TO
$40 p m. Eor. Brunswick. Bath. Rosslani
Augusta and wsteryllle. -, -,
Falls and Lewiston
:, il.eo p. m Night Expres. for brunswick.
s.ana ssssn LsswIston ssbso Aasssts watssvile $50
County via oldtown, Bar Hsrbor, Bucksport
Masnins ton 60. X. X, Yanceboro. ST. Stephen
took County vita vanceboro, Halifax and the
PROVINCES. Tue train "a tlg Saturday night
1oes NOT connect TO Belfast. Dexter, Dover and
Foxerof. nor beyond Bangor
WHITE M0U NTAIN DIVISION.
:, s.5o q. m. For Brldgton. Harri.on. Fabyaus
burlington, Lancaster, st. John sbury, Sner.
brooke Quebec. Montreal. Chicago, St Paul
los p. m. For Ssbago Lake, Cornish. Frve-
burg North Conway Fabyans Lancaster
Colebrook and Bescher Fails.
600 p. N. For Sebago Lake, Cornish Bridg-
ton, Harrison. North Conway and Bartlett.
SUNDAY TRAINS
40 a. m Paper train for Bangor Bath. aud
Tor Rockland except Ferry Transfer at Bath.
i2.4o p. m. For brunswick Lewiston, Bath.
Augusta. Watervllle and Bangor.
ii.e0 p. m. Night ExDress for all points.
ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND.
From Bartlett, No. Conway and Cornish.
$40 n m.i Lewiston and Me ehanio Fails, ABS
q. m. Waterylle, Augusta aud Rockland, AS
q. M; Bangor AUGUSTA and Roeklaud. 1915
y. m; Skowhegan, Pennington. Rumford Falls
anc Lewiston, 1920 p. M. Beecher Falls. Fab
W aieIv lie, Augusta and Rookland. $50 m
81. John 81. Stephens. (Calslsl. Bar Harbor.
Aro.Mook County, Moosehead Lake and Han
gor; 6.35 p. m. Rangolsy, FarmingTon, Rum
inrd FAlls and lewiston. b.45 u. m. Chicago
Montreal, Quebec. fsbyans. No. Conway
Brdgton, i.b5 p. nj Bar HsrbOr and Bangor
]. Is a m. daily; Halifax, ST. Jonn, Houlton. ST
stephen, Bar Harbor. Bangor a.50 a. m.
SUNDAYS Bangor aud Lewiston, 12.25 D. m;
Bangor. Is a. NJ; Halifax. s. John, Vance
boro and Bangor. $50 a. IN.
GBO. p. EVANS, V. p. s. G. NJ
H. E. BOOTHBY. q. +. J. A.
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VINEYARD-HAyEN- Passed I4ih, barge
Oak HIN, 10 tow OF tug Swatara. from Fhiladel-
phla for Portland.
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Portland & RumfOTd Falls Ry.
In Effect OCT. y. 1900.

DEPARTURES.
$50 A. NJ. and 12.b5 noon. From Union Station
for Poland, Mechanic Falls. Buckheld, Can
ton, DiXlield ands&umf0rd Falls.
$50 a. m, 1885 noon and 5.l5 D. m. From Union
Station for Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stations.
12.55 noon. From Union Station for Bemls
II. c. BRADFORD Traffic Manager,
Portland. Maine.
f. L. LovEJoY. superindent.
je1sdf Rumforl Falls. Maine.
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ALLAN LINE
PORTLAND 10 LIVERPOOL.
RATES OF Passages.
Calling at aIovlIIs.

RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABiN-S5O.00 anu upwards. A reduction
Of 10 per cent Is allowed on return tickets ex-
cept on lowest rates.
SECoND CABIN-To Liverpool, London or
Londonderry-S35.O TO $1,000
STEERAGE-i liverpool London. Glasgow.
Belfast Londonderry or Queenstown, $500
ane 8 COZ Prepaid certificates $3.50.
Children 1nder u years. hall fare. Rates 70
or from otner points on application to
Il. r. MCGOWAN, AGO Congress Sc,
Portland, Me.
Foreign Steamship Agezey, Room 4
First National BaAk BatldtABs PSre-
land. MatMe. IL. A. AtIen, InuLa
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winter rate, $500.
NNINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, December 81, steamers
win leave Railroad wharf, Portland; on Monday
at $50 p. m. Returning leave st. John, EastpOrt
and Lubec Thursday.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked
to destination. Ey-Freight received up to 400
p. m.
For tickets and staterOoms apply at the Pine
Tree Ticket office. 2TO Middle street. or for other
Information at Company's office. Railroad wharf
foot OF state street.
J.F. LIsC0AIB. Superintendent.
II. ?. HERSEY. Agent.
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iuropsan Markets

iuropsan MarkstA
tBy Telsgraph.l
LIVERPOOL. Feb. IL. Iso1.-Ths Cotton
market easieri spot at IL 31di sales 5000
sales.
LONDON. Feb. Il 1901 onson for monsy
e7sa do Tor the account 87ss.